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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

Two legs and an arm broken in one
night on one coasting course, to say no.
thing Of few other painful mishaps, is
a very suggestive record, coastiug is
fine sport, but it must be INDUCED in
with great care, Great numbers Of
heavy sIeds aashing pslI nell down one
Of our steephills, present all the copdi'
tons for serious casualties.
Young children may think 1t hard to
DO denied the privilege Of mipgliRg in
such a thFopG Of coasters, but careful
parents must do the thinking for their
children and keep theh out Of the way
OF danger.
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EHREE gIMp LAppIRs KIL1Ep
ny a Falling Wan at Tho DprnIpg Of q
Cotton Warehouse.

LIyERPoobrJaa, Gan immense cot
ton warehouse, six stories in height, on
Juniper street. this city, caught fire at
midnight last night and despite the ef-
forts Of the FIRE brigade, which respond,
ed promptly to the alarm, the flames
spread to the. adjacent warehouses in
which cotton was stored. While the
fire was raging in the building in which
it originated a number OF ltiremen were
working close under one Of the walls.
Suddenly and without warning the wall
bulged outward, and before the men
could escape, foil upon them, Other
members Of the brigade, assisted by a
large number OF volunteers, at once be-
gan tho work Of rescuing the buried
Hremeu. In q short time all OF them
were taken out Of the ruins, but three
OF them were dead and q number Of
others were seriously injured, The Gre
is still burning, The loss will be
heavy,
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At,nek ed nv Wolves.

CARTHAGE, No., Jan, GA. A. Barr, a
farmer living near knights station,
east Of Carthage. reports being attacked
by wolves near his home. His gun fail.
cd him and TO save his lie he was forced
to beat them of. Reports have been
frequent OF late Of wolves being seen in
various parts and 1t is likely a wolf
hunting party will be organized to in
sure their determination,
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rig Fire in beaver.

DENVER, Cpt. Jan. Gone OF the
largest areas that ever occurred in this
city started at lO;45 o'clock last night
and at this hour, a, IN, is just under
control. The fire started in the oil
room OF the Z, F, Hailack Paint, Oh
and Glass Company in the Hallack
building and soon spread TO tho ad-
Joining business houses, The total loss
is}testimated7 at $4,000, Among the
losers are: Eaton, Ritchell 4 Co., hard
ware; Hallack Paint, Oil and Glass
Company, Denver Stamping Company
The insurance is about half.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07
Erlrnynrnnt Allermer n.

BRoox1yS, N. Y, Jan. e.-The grand
Jury this morning brought in present.
ments and indictments against thirty
members Of the boards OF aldermen and
supervisors for extravaganza expendi-
lures in the recent Columbian celebra.
ton. The names Of those indicted
have not vet been made nnhlic. VI
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan, 6.-Joe Goddard,
the Australian ipusilist, who has been
trying to arrange a match with Cham.
pion Jim Corbett, is in tho city. In re.
ply to q question, Goddard says he is
ready to fight Corbett at any place, in
or out OF this country, at any time and
for any amount from 5000 to SIS, 600
He deposited a forfeit Of $1,000 some
time ago and only recently placed s., 800
in good hands at Chicago.
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A Noted Rdltof Dsad.

Bosrox, Jan. 0. : Major James p.
Frost, financial editor Of the Boston
Globe, and one OF the most widely known
journalists OF New England, died sud
denly at about $3.50 o'clock this morn
Ing 81 heart failure. lie was an expert
rifie! shot, f' 'F'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

CIARKsBURda advises the ISTEL1loENCER
that the Hon. John ]. Davis is in the
senatorial contest to remain. Whynot2
The legislature could easily choose a
man with less than Mr.. Davis equip
ment for the place. Moreover, it is an
honorable position and not dishonor-
able to seek it honorably. Mr. Davis
would not seek it in any other way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

EyGRYDoDY who likes the reassess-
ment job for which the present city
council ia responsible should do his
best to elect another council Of tho
same stripe, That is the way to make
the city thrive--on paper.
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Tho short.Tallcd Horse.

In Chicago cruelty to animals case
came up OH account OF docking a horses
tail. There was expert testimony Of
many varieties.
One witness thought the long tail a
danger in large cities, for it may DO
thrown over the lines in a rash mo.
ment and cause a runaway. In a
crowded thoroughfarc you can't tell
where a runaway will land or how much
damage it may do. An expert de.
clared on his honor as an old stage
driver that taking of the tail makes
the ANIMAL stronger.
Tho strongest argument in favor Of
the locked tail was based OH the
assumption that the shorttalled horse
only can get into a gcntleman's stable
in this day, aud 1t is worth while to
abbreyiate tho tail to secure the great
benefit Of living in first-class family.
Nothing was said about supplying the
horse with an electrical fly Inn to help
him out in tho summer season,
Tie concensus Of hoFsey opinion was
that tits q great mistake for the horse
TO come into tho world with long tail,
aud that this orrorot Judgment should
be remedied as soon as possible. Que
important wltnoss was not hcard-the
horse.
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peadlock nrolsen.

LINCOLN, NEn, Jan. 6.-The deadlock
was broken this morning by the e:ec-
ton Of Correll (Rep.) president OF tho
senate, four Democrats out of five giving
him their. support. The senate ad-
iohrned until next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

THESE splendid nights arc the best
part of the days-electric light. shining
full on the snow, the bob.sIeds bS0ming
down the hill.sides, pedestrians look
ing out for their legs, inyigoratine air,
roses on the cheeks Of sweet young
girls, everyday old fellows with the
appetite Of a sausage mill. Great times
those.
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published on behalf Of Hoods sarsapa.
rilla are as reliable and as worthy your
confidence rs ii they came from your
best and most trusted neighbor. They
state only the simple facts in regard to
what Hoods sarsaparilla has done, Ill
ways within truth and reason.
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"My boy was very nervous, and had four or
i've hts every day. After using DR., eFeene's
medicine three weeks he began to get well and
has had no tts since, Tcl doctors gave him up
asLlncurable, The doctors and my neighborS
can hardly believe their eyes when they see my
boy all strong and we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

The McGarrahan claim has been laid
over once more. In dus COURSE Of mail
old BILLY" will be laid under, and that
will be the end Of his famous claim,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

The Tribune has made it's bow to
Cincinnati in a way that should catch
the public fancy, 1t is conducted by
experienced men and starts in at
dashing ratio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

Constipation, and all troubles with
tho digestive organs and tho liver, arc
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as
a dinner pill. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07
rho ryphus Fever Cnsoa.

New York, Jan. 6.-Two new typhus
fever cases were reported to the board
OF health early this morning. There
have been fourteen deaths from the
disease so far.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

II comes pretty atrOIght that Dan
Lamont and John g. Carlisle have sign.
"a With tho Cleveland CLUB. Bill Whit.
ney laya all no knows lO that no won't
be IA II with .hom, "lIor!SoniNl" Bill
ALorrlaon 10 waiting 70 DO asked, and Ike
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

ALREADY Nova Scotia is rejoicing
over the prospect OF free American
market for its coal. This is to come
through Democratic legislation. When
it does come West Virginia will feel it.
West Virginia has been so liberal as to
further the scheme with;her-yotes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

IFissAid that the English drink bet.
tor whisky than wo do, the reason DO.
ing that their government permits
whisky TO romain in bond indefinitely.
Tho English got as drunk as We do,
don't thsy2 What's tho usO Of trying
to make another international com.
plicauon2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

Cray, the great Indiana slider, will be
miserable If he isn't asked to play with
the team.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

Mr. CLEVELAND has so much senate.
rial business on hand that he has little
time to devote to the less important
business Of cabinet-makinE 1t must
Toe d great strain on tho adlpOso tissue
Of his mind. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

THE mountain liar of North Carolina
must tremble when he thinks how
many innocent men he haskilled with
the sharp steel Of his pen. He has only
to declare himself to become at once
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

II sOoms chat no artist was allowed to
como n0ar while tho designs were be.
ing prepared for the now Columbian
athtnha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

If the Panama canal people spent
$2,5OO,OOOi in this country it must have
been because they wanted to show
their good feeling. Even so small an
item as this helps us to keep the bal.
ance Of trade right. d \
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Mn BLAINE b ss@ NJ. Joined the Ro.
man Catholic church. Well, isn't that
his AFFAIR."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

DoN'r fool with indigestion. Take
BEEcHAM's Pills. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

Willard in tho cabinot2 Is Mr..
Cleveland laying tho foundation for
another blind pool"?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

The first installment of "The White
Gipsy"byJ, Monk Foster, isgiyen in to.
days INFEIIIaENcRR tits avery strong
story OF life about the coal mines, 1t
has been securedb tho INTELMaEScER
through the authors American repre-.
sentative. Mr., Foster stands high as a
6tory-writer, and 1.-THE White Gypsy"
his latest, is believed to be his best.
Tho installmepts will appear on satur-
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

postal card. She did the work without.
q magliiyipg glass and with a common
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Mr. MuRpnY is understood to have
al his wires underground, SO that
the Cleveland felIawl can't cut them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

Next week there viii be something
going on in Charleston. II you want to
keep up with tho procession DO sure to
500 tho 1NrELIloEScEHeycry day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

WTANTED-MAN TO TAKE THp
w management q permanent branch ID,
pon6es aud S19iper month salary; also aOSd I'M,
tetltage on al goods sold must invest ST S Y, Il
stock OF goods 70 be carried, aud must div eN.
tiro attention To business, HORACE ESiSiIEs
605 Home Insurance Building, Chicago ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

4 hayO titSd your CWfcuRA REMEDiafor Eoso.
ma. and found them NJ recommended, tried
every hbtHd physlulAn IN Knoxville and tho
county, anl received no bOnplt. used the
CUTt0UnA, CurlCuRA soar md CuTtrURA m.
SOLVENT per directions, and lhev eutgd mo IN
four months ]. NJ. D. NELSON,
County snpt oi Pub. Inst, Logs Cros5 lIoadB
VuIon ecbny, Tom, fn T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07

HAVE you seen the miniature oil we'll
display in our window.
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Eczema and SGHOilla.
Lost Two Children Before He Tried
Cutioura- Saved Wife aud Two
childrsa's Lives by Using
Cuicura Remedies.

have found the UuTiCURA REMEDIES 10 DO
Just what you recommend them. My wife was
covered all over With pimples, aud tortured
nearly 70 death with ECzGna a. tho doctor call.
cd IT. have never found anything so good for
and skin DisodsGS believe tho CUTicuSA RgM.
EntES saved tho liyOs Of my wlio and two chill.
dFOni ] lost two children with Eczema and
Scroihla DO ord tried these remedies, and tho
two living had ~ bad cases Of Eczema and scrot.
tila As the two that died. CuTiCURA REMEDIES
completely cured thVm, and they have saved
thcif lives a. we'll Is that o. my wife. Those
words aro, every ono, true can refer you "
my pOlghboLS Ihayc saved ono hundred dol.
lars In doctors bills, aud our lives, BY using
'fdhill0iwlio have never heard o. QuTiCuRG
RENEbIEa N s5fll !. n. SMITH.
4 Cotton Mil, Anderson Il ii, &C
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Nor to enjoy this fine winter weather
is to DO sat for treason, strategems and
spoils." This is not a cold and clammy
reference to Democratic civil service re.
form. es
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soia byarywhota rflcs, CvHcpaA. 500, soar,
1901 ltti0LykNr. ~, peopAtnd BY the p0ttsi
DhId AND CiHNldAL CORPORATION, Boston.
H8'ltuW 10 CtFN Skin Diseases Oh phgoS 10
Illustrations Ahd101 testimonials mailed ifdo,
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QS TO Sl5 PER DAY SELLING
GDO LIGHTNING Platter aud plating jeTsl.u.
watches, tableware, So, Plates the finest NJ NJ.
Clry good as new on all kinds Of metal M
gold, silver OrRickOL .NoeEperienee, No cspIisi'
Every house has goods needing plating. II y
DEMO & CO., Colnmbus. o. nn Nv y
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Cutloura ResoIvent.

Tho now blood and skin Putllet, internally,
aud CUTtCUHA, the EtUlt skln CutO and Cuff'
Cunk .sOAf, All exquisite skin Boatlltl OK.
formally, instantly rOllOv1 aud speedily cure
every dllp0sc nnd hunDr Of the skin. Aoalp. and
blood, With Loss Of half from Infancy 10 are
itoiu IiupleI 10 scroiula
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The Genuiuo Kooloy Cure iu West Viz
pinin

Total number OF
Clcvclands majority...".,..,'".."..,,.....,"" III
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WORLDS FAIR.

for tbs WarId's Mi pan ParI,Cs vi.itinv SbISsSS
eau secure superior private boarding at Isl
Calumet Rvettic, The location Is the finest Ia
the city for Worlds Fair purposes. Que block
from Illinois Canttal road, that take you to
either OF the four entrances to the grounds, Same
,09 c9ele road d tnree blocks ION
Of the city. The advantages arc many as COM
pared to tho immediate vlclnltyof the WOlld's
Fair Tor jackson Park where everything Is Of
necessity crude, made only for the occasion
Prices vary according to size and location Of
room aud Number Of people occupying them,
Comfortably furnished apartments IN the ahBCE
NJ somewhat reduced rates.
Table abuhdRntly supplied with tho very bert
the market affords, Meals quietly aud promptly
served. For particulars apply to.
ja7 No. 2251 Calumet Ave, Chicago I'll
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HOW Now. IN. Fnulkner2

"TIe cometh not" they said, Senator
Faulkner accepted the invitation to
take cold lunch with the Young DEM
ocrats Of Wheeling, an extra plate was
laid for him, and, 10. hewas not there,
Neither didyhe. send any explanatory
regrets,
Does Mr.. Faulkner forget that Ohio
county has four votes in the Democratic
caucus2 Has he paused on the brink
to consider what may come Of a banquet
scorned2 It may be that the genial
senator is afraid otour Ohio river water
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GERYICES AT SECOND PRESRv
~ TERRAIN Church, corner Market ani T nt'
tiefh street, 1IeV WIN, II. Cooke. b. b b assa'
at 1880 a N, and 1880 p. IN. Sabhatb gShSolLy
Of ISIS o m. Winter communion SUNDAY \.
18th inst. We
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EoURTH STREET NJ. f. CHUR0E
~ Quarterly meeting services. Commas.
sOEYlces conducted BY Presiding Elder INV SvO9
Nick at 10;30 q, N. Preaching BY Roy. MI,
1850 p. M. Sunday School RI2p. IN, Ep S1, Y
League Monday Rt7:A5 y, m, F'y Ky
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

FOR GgYPP,I
w house work Apply at No y iva ua !
third street ~ 'N'sy
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THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUPol
IL The pastor, Rev. D, A. Cpnnlngham Nh Y
will preach at 1880 a. m. and 7:3i Z. M Y,
M, Eighteenth street. ~
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or, MATTHEW'S CHURCH-Ppv-
ID II. h sWOPE D. D., rector. sGryIcp, az ~ /,
u NJ and 1850 p, N. Services at ST. paniis. y; Y,
sion, Elm Grove at 3 \. IN. ~
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EoR sALE-l0 SHARES OF RPII
.n ARE First National Bank stdci VIII M,
lam A. MONAGHAN St ClaIrsyille. D wy
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NORTH STREET NJ. L. CHTPo6
AN The Roy, Denton will preach At 10 .5 .'VL !
and 1880 p. m. "
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n Isr OF LETTERS

IN
county, VIVA, Saturday, January I. 10 OBJ
tain any otthe following the8pplioRnt musiask
for advertised letters, giving date OF list:
LADIES LIST.
Burns, Mrs. Annie Ehrmi.n, Mrs r.
Byers, Miss Annie Hamilton, Mrs. ]. w
Butler, Mira Sadie Messy, Miss Lena
Boyd, Mrs. Mary Ann stoFg6rd, Miss Mary
Collins, Mrs Mamie Firntou, Miss (DL)
Davidson, Mrs. Min: Mtnton, Mrs.. Lou
Evening journal., 1893-11-11

Every demand made by Corbett and
Mitchell Tor thoir eight has been salts
hed the Florida Club. o. jacksonville
The tight VIII surely come OH there In
December.
The president Of the Cleveland
National League baseball club hss
offered 20 sell ont 90 Detroit for $40. eco
Clavelsndites are indignant and viii
form stock company and buy the
club
Mike Harris. d New York light weight
pugiiist, who recently gave Stanton
Abbott a hard go. wants a limited
round match with Horace Leeds.
Jim Hall offers TO fight Alex Grereaips
IN private IL the latter will stake enough
money on himself provided. of course.
that no club eau DE found TO offer q
purse
Jockey John Taber, was ruled Of the
6.ouce ter track yesterday. for riding
Willie l. in a spicious manner.
The bouts arranged for the Warren
Club smoker next Thursday viii b.
between Boilen aud Mulin at catcl
weights; Spade aud Hill 40 1875 pounds
The Warren football team will ola,
the Delaware College eleven at Newark
on November p.
Evening journal., 1893-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS


FEenty seven patents cover the
mechanism OF che race in "The County
Fair The moving platforms upon
which the horses work weigh over 20. 600
pounds and fourteen men are employed
TO work this scene "The County Fair
will be- produced at the Grand Onera
House this evening
Gus Williams appears at the Grand
Opera House ON Tuesday. the llth in
stant in his new play, "April Fool %
which Is said TO he ana original departure
from the conventional farce comedies.
with stale jokes and the traditional
horse-pley. ln their place are found
fresh, spontaneous humor. legitimate
comedy situations and host of new
songs, unique dances aud pleasing
speciaities
What pleased New Workers. an The
summer 40 Days Theatre. may or may
not please the people of this city. for
tastes differ, but kellar, who will be- seen
here 90 the Opera House on next Wed
uesday viii 90 his best ON this. probably
his last visit before a FIVE years tour OF th,
world TO demonstrate his title TO con
alteration as The greatest of modern
magicians aud the only living man VIII,
has ever been able to harness together
the mysticism Of the East and ia,
strength and audaeity o. the West.
Evening journal., 1893-11-11
TOO MUCH JOY.

Two days Of JOY two days Of exirava-
CANT hope that McKinley's majority is
the precursor Of the immediate restora
tion Of good times, high prices, universal
happiness and Republicanism, were too
much Cor the Morning News. i could
not 20 on and upward in such delicious
ascent Of dedication worship The
pace was too fast and the sudden
elevation Of the News was too happy.
This 10 oining the News is down again.
To has taken a sudden slump Of gloom.
IL is dolefully symp athletic with the
republic Of Hawaii. because President
Cleveland is going to restore the mon.
arohy there. With sudden inspiration
to pervert history IL says
The case of the Hawaiian republic
asking American aid is not unlike the case
of the United States asking aid of France
during the war for American independ-
ence.
We have taken some care to read much
that has been written about Hawaii, and
the mixed races Of leprous people over
there-about $1,000 all told Also, we
are reasonably familiar with the 3, 600, 600
people, our glorious forefathers, who
achieved American independence. So
far as we have been able to draw the
ridiculous, il not the impossible, COM
parison, there rever were two cases more
"unlike."
OF course, man who viii make such
a comparison will be gloomy 10 would
be impossible to take cheerful view Of
the marvellous prosperity that the gov.
arnor Of Ohio will spread in spite Of such
a weight Of grief
But that Is not ALL The News had
another attack ON the subject Mr. Bay
ards Bluff in England
The News argues that, as "one.ffth Of
the people "a wonderfully liberal estl.
mate, by the way-"have declared that
tariff reform is not wanted, it Is q
bad sort of chatter for ''the Democratic
ambassador "to encourage the people
Of England" with the bluff Of a false
hope that we want "to see a well-defned
issue raised upon the protective tariff
system That is profound It Is log
ical but IT lacks a wholesome and truth
ful view. To ls full Of sadness. too fun
20 contain sense The gloom that these
two propositions, or these two dead
weights Of grief settle into the mind of
the editor aud transfer with the usual
underlined uuintellisiblity TO the columns
OF the News. is pathetic
Such grief is Ike the cleft end" man
Of football line, hard to tackle and sure
to recover 10 is not Of much use to fool
around trying to down such grief or to
lift such gloom The play is at the
centre Of the field where the strong men
and the ball are
Like other philosophers I'm the dump.
the News cannot and does not define d
better course for President Cleveland e
pursue 70 does not write out specimen
Of the speech 10 would have Mr. Bayars
deliver Those duties, if undertaken
seriously may not hit the thick gloon
from the News but they would certainly
add fun TO general aspect Of Republican
iam 30 Wilmington