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with the better mounted cavalry OF
France. It's useless, however, to com.
pare tho forces Of the two countries in
detail. One is weak, the other strong,
aud Siam left to France would be eaten
up at the first meal,
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ming.


Will President Cleveland have the
patriotic courage to give his party in
Congress to understand that the country
cannot stand any tariff revolution ut
this time?
Has he the nerve to use his great in
auenee to keep his party from adding
to every burden Of debt, making 1t more
difficult for every wage-earner to got his
living, opening tho gates to moro for
eiru manufactures, bringing about such
q state of affairs us this generation has
not soenP
This is the kind OF courage that counts
for something and which would give
President Cleveland a fame impossible
to earn in any other way. Ia ho the
man to embrace the opportunity2
M nn tn TIntu pnrnoLlna 40
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AYER's Pitts promptly remove tho
causes Of sick and nervous headaches.
These Pills speedily correct Irregular
tiles OF tho stomach, liver and bowels,
and arc the mildest and most reliable
cathartic in use No ono should DO
without them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

SENATOR QUAY thinks Congress will
be in session, practically, from August
to August. The country is willing to
let that body off with much less service.
lit will do a few things well it may 80
homo.
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MR. GLADSTONE felt Inundated by the
ast.hght in the house OF commons, but
that row was the emphasis Of his VIC
tory over the Tories, They couldn't
stand defeat that meat lons.delayed
Justice to a sorely burdened people.
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Charleston Gaselte.

The suspension OF banks in various
parts OF the country shows where the
wildcat institutions are located. 1t is
matter OF generalization to know that
no wildcat institution has been found
in West Virginia. Not u single bank
has suspended in this state, and it ap-
pears that they arc all in u healthy con-
dition,
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FatrmOnt Fress PreSs.

FIlFNNONE FFtBd FTtN'
McEldemocrat, OF wetzeldowny, is
being doomed for congressional honors.
Should the genial colonel undertake tho
job he will find out flew days later that
all is not gold that glitters, nor will his
path be strown with flowers. The prin-
cipal rule with editors, who do the most
effective service for their party, is that
they are not 0in it, to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

II you voted for a change and are
out Of a Job or likely to be soon, what
have you to complain OFF, Iiyou voted
the Democratic ticket hoping that the
Republican party would win and keep
things moving, your bump OF gumption
is not large. Next time vote for what
you want and with the party that rep
resents what you want.
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Comparison,

kfysT Echo
A West Virginia girl, who has gone
from Hampshire county to Ohio, is
struck with the fact that her native
state is behind the times, She says
compulsory education is adopted in
Ohio, a truant officer being elected In
each township. This is as It should be.
When will our state wake upH She re-
fers, also, to the bridging Of every
stream, and does not mention toll
roads, which We dare say were never
tolerated in Ohio, We hardly think
their village streets are used for cow
pastures, Perhaps she will tell us,
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home.

If chloroform must DO brought in to
help through an ele%ctrocution, why not
leave the whole business to chlorotormH
1t is quite equal to the task,
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Fdtrmont LHder.
AS no two papers in this state agreed
upon what course the University re-
gents should pursue before the late
meeting Of that body, it must not be
expected that many will be pleased 1T
the action Of the board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

Tin Fronch blockade Of tho siumcso
coast is billed to begin to-day In spite
Of tho ho. weather and tho continued
drought.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

If it be true that snow fell along the
New England coast on Thursday, it must
have been the mad work of the sea
serpent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has Appointed
to Office a man who has been dead for
three months. lie got tired OF waiting
to be discovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

Of Ladies' Low Shoes ut greatly reduced
prices, ali tho latest styles in black and
tan in the Oxford, Butcher and Prince
Alberts to scloct from, l. v, BLOND.
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Bio, strong horsUs for cavalry tiao
cannot 1.-Two In Slam, SO that tho cavalry
Of Cha. country Is mounted oil ponies
and therefore could not hope to cope
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes.
1t Affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat,
bronchial Tubes, Lungs, stomach, Bow.
els, Kidneys, Bladder-the Whole Mu.
cous rract-Curo Diseases of These Or.
gans by Removing the Cause
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The report that Senator Faulkner has
pledged his assistance to Joseph u.
Chiffon to succeed Senator Camden
will not materially change tho aspect OF
the political horizon oil West Virginia.
Unless Senator Faulkner wants to re.
tire permanently to private life himself
he does not want to NEEDLE very much
in the matter Of who shall be the other
senator for this state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

Cousin PnGBr CouzINs is making
life a burden for the women in the fair
management. They would have done
better to placate Phoebe in the begin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

Don't Monkey With the Buzz.suw sena-
tor.
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Drs. Copeland. Boil s. Davis treat success,
fully all durable dtscases at 1921 Main street,
Wheeling. ". Va. Office hours, Ito II A. ~, Alto
bP: NJ. and z to 0 /. N. Sundays, 10 10 IL A. u.
and 2 70 4 +. N. SpeclaltiCs-Catarrh and oil
diseases OF the eye, ear, throat and lungs diys'
pepslR curod; nervous diseases cured; skin
diSaases Curod.
Many cases treated successfully by mail. Send
2.cent stamp for question blank
Address all mall to
DRs, COPELAND, BELL &DAVIs.
1l2l Main street. Wheeling, W. Va
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Aerand street parade at 0 O'clock a. m. Danc.
lug, Horse and Bicycle Races. All meat shops
will close on the above date at s O. m. The Eat
ing Stands will DO In charge OF competent Indies.
Music by tho Opera House and Meisters Bras
Bands for parade and concert music, and MeiS'
tors String Band for dancing.
ACT
Nnt-Trotting and Pacing Race-Purse $50;
lrst SIG, second Is; milo heats, two In three.
second-Hali Milo Running Race, FREQ for all
Purse $50; first SS5. second SID; two In three.
Thtfd-A race between Z q McClelland and o
horse Of John McGannon for q purse from the
butchers OF $50, tho winner 70 take oil. MeGan.
non'Bhorso Is 10 run half milo while McClelAnd
runs four hundred and seventy yards.
Fourth-Two Bicycle Racos, n a'two mile
dash aud the other one q hall mile dash. Prizes,
GoldMedlls. Two prizes go.to tho winners OF
tho two mile dash and one prize to the winner Of
tho ore.half mile dash.
CALF KILLING CONTESTl
In white linen suits, for tho bpst time and neat.
est work. Purse SI6s inst SIS, second Slh third
S; thrco to start G.. H. Mcdlck has the regula'
LANE KILLING for boys under eighteen years
Of ngo, For best time and neatest work. Purse
SIS; lnst $40, socoud S.
Admission to Grounds 100. Grand Stand 1Oc.
NO CHARGES FOR VEHICLES.
jyll.TTh4s.Sl-Gul, 2,S4wy2s
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headache promptly curod by
Dromo.SUllVt-trlal bottle 10 cts. .
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TIE cane given to Claus sprcckles as
he was leaving Honolulu was not q
augar cane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

Large and nnc exhibit Of 1.-Two stock, ARricul.
tuful impiemOntL Farm Products, Plants, Flow
ara Eytt(a NtN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w with four or 1--WE oofns Address III. A.
/, care InIelllgenceT, jy9
TOR RENT-EHREE LARGE FAM.
k lily or office rooms, above tho Dollar Saw.
ings Bank, Apply to BIS McLuRE, MGLlts
House. ly@
ToURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday ut 1880 a. aud 8
% IN. by Rev. A. q, Robb. sunday School 1t
?. m. EpwoFth League Monday az 7;45 p N.
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SOLD nrrAm Az wnoLrsALnrRloE
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NxepaNON NlTNs OF NJ nlILwAYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

20 appear IN that court On behalf OF the
Commonwealth whenever the parties In
the prosecution desired II. This seems 20
settle the point lately raised az 20 attor-
neys appearing for the prosecution IN
cases IN the Police Court.--Norfolk Land
mark O4rh).
III attorneys have the right 10 appear
In the prosecution Of case IN any cnurt,
why not the Police Court? 1t In news 90
us that any barrier 20 respectable at
torney prosecuting case In the Police
Court existed legally anywhere. or course
the representative OF the State or city
would have the direction OF the prosect,
ton. but where II the law prohibiting eny
enc interested from hiring an attorney
10 assistY No such bubble has ever been
raised I'm these parts. Roanoke Record.
The Dispatch is not sure OF the correct
ness OF the Records position. AZ any
rate, when Mr.. r. C.. Caben was Com
monwealth's-Attorney OF Richmond he
positively declined to allow Judge Ould
TO assist him IN prosecution in the Hus-
tlngs Court,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
A Good Rule.

We submit 70 the senator's from Vir-
Finla that there Is a rule OF the House OF
Delegates OF this state which they might
appropriately propose for adoption by the
United States Senate az a compromise
method OF taking the vote In that body
on the question OF the repeal OF the pur-
chasing section Of the Sherman silver-law.
Rule 60 OF the Virginia House Of Dele
gates provides as follows:
Upon a division Of the House on any
question. "A member who IS present ana
fails 10 vote shall, on the demand Of any
other member, be counted on the mega
tive Of the question, and when the yeas
and nays are taken shall. in addition. be
entered upon the Journal as present and
not voting"
This rule reverses the old saying that
"silence gives consent" Nevertheless. the
House OF Delegates in thus Interpreting
or constituting silence as indicating oppo-
stion 10 the measure upon which the
House Is dividing, does no wrong to the
member. If he Is in favor Of the measure
all that he has to do to make his vote
accord with his views IS to answer when
his name Is called and indicate his wishes
in the premises. His rights are in no
degree infringed upon. lie is not made to
vote for n bill he is opposed to, but his
name is simply entered upon the Journal
In order to make up a quorum. The facts
might be set out In the Journal II desired,
and the records o. the members thus be
made what they desire them to be.
We do not forget the hlibustering
methods Of Mr. Randall in the national
House Of Re- representatives. nor how he
saved the South from military law I'm a
time Of profound peace. Nor do we forget
how Mr. German saved the South from
the force bin 10y resortlng to hlibustering
in the United States Senate. Far be it
from us TO say or even 10 admit that
hlibusterins was uniustinablc in those
cases, for the bill which Mr.. Randall
hlibustered 10 its death. as well as the
one which Mr.. German killed by his re-
sort to parliamentary obstructive tactics.
was 81 revolutionary bill Each Of them
proposed, in substance. 10 abolish the
form Of the national government as it
had come down to rs from the fathers Of
the republic, AMI TO substitute therefor
the unrestrained viii Of such cattle as
Johnny Davenport. backed up by the
whole power OF the, United States Force
was to be substituted for law, ana deputy
Federal marshals and Federal supervisors
of elections for the lawful and constitu-
ti0nal clcCtion-ofi,cers OF the several
States To defeat such measures any
method would have been justlhable But
no such condition Of things prevails now
TO vote YEA or to vote may" on the
question Of the repeal OF the Sherman
silver-llw Is not to provide for revolution.
nor 10 give countenancc to an unconsti-
tutonal measure.
In word, the circumstances now sur
rounding Congress are not such as
justify either branch Of that body in re-
sorting to the dilatory tactics which have
up to this time defeated the efforts Of
the majority in the Senate to secure IN
expression Of their VIII y legislative
boly should certainly have the power to
lcgislate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

Congress. the President, and our
selves are ali on the fence. There is a
doubt as to the proper course. We have,
however, come to a decision, and by the
time this reaches yonr eye We viii have
gotten down to the terra frma on your
side of the fence. The question that
vexed us was this; Can we sell our
Suits so cheap and keep in the swim ?
We have decided that we can. We
figure that our present loss will be our
future gain. If wo give you such value
for SO little, you cannot but appreciate
the fact that there is but one place to
buy Clothing. Our policy lie to give
just as much value as possible and live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
BEFORE the Justicp

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Daniel Brown (ColoreD was charged WITH
breaking ana entering in the night time
the residence OF Mr. Samuel ID. Price, on
First street with intent 10 commit lar
ceny Mrs Price testified that on last
Friday night she had been awakened by
e. noise at tine window Of her bed-chamber.
and upon looking out saw negro. Whom
she believed to be the prisoner raising the
sash and preparing 10 enter. she aroused
her household and frightened him on.
Mrs. Price could not state positively that
the accused WAS the maraudcr. but err
Cumstancos were unusually strong against
Brown. and ne was forthwith sent on 10
"a jury.
Polcr (col0redD. charged with stealing a
double-casa gold watch OF the value or
SIS. the property OF \. T. Robinson, was
continued until the 18th.
Matte Taylor paid s. and costs for IN
tcrfering with officer ). w. Williams
while i'm the discharge of his duty.
Vic Smith. Ella Smith, and Lily Cole
man. three dusky amaZOns, were assess i
"A tribute of $50 and costs each for car
ryng on "a miniature war on the street,
ana the case Of g. T.. Howell, charged
with asSaulting and beating y. \. MIR
shall, was continued until the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

ypONPT RELIEF comes to Tire woman
apifersnr from any OF tho painful dlsqgas ,'s
and derangenehts peculiar 20 per ~ 80 piarss s
~ lrjto prescription Is the only medicine SO
..'.i,, IN its effects that it can 10 gRdrd's-
ia In every case, Il Il doesn't benefit or
cure. your money Is returned. .so,
beautiful women know how much toey
,,,., 20 GOOD health II you wish 70 6e pesu--
tisnl keep the natural functions Of the oooy
in nroper state and you'll be healthy.
4 train Of disorders follow the derange.
rnent OF tho womanlyfuncrons for Nc ns'' us
prosration, excitablity, faintlns spsss' ~.
illness. spasms, convuisiohs, Oh mo-
remedy relieves and cures.
Tsbs n when YOU suffer from sseePiesS-
-, hackache and bearingdown sensations,
for the prompt relief it impars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
Repeal of the Whole sherman Law.

hRl)Cul
In the United States Senate on Tues
day Mr.. Morgan. Of Alabama, several
times said that he intended To Introduce
a bill Tor amendment to repeal the whole
sherman silver-law. The bill now before
the Senate proposes 10 repeal only the
purchasing clause of that law. Mr.. Nor
Gan Is a profound lawyer and knows.
Of course, what the effect of his bill Cor
amendmenD would probably be. But. TO
read the sherman law and try to UNDER
stand what would be the result of its
unconditional and unlimited repeal would
be 20 DO what few persons are capable
of doing. We do not think that Mr. Nor
gan himself could tell what condition of
things would follow such action on the
part Of Congress. and so We conclude that
though he intends TO rid the country of
the entire sherman law. he viii make
provision In his bill for preventing the
wrong operation OF certain features of
the repeating law.
The Sherman law would fiji almost
n half column of the Dispatch.
The first section IL the purchas-
Ing section. Inc S'NpiA bi''i"NS
that the notes issued under the first shall
be redeemable on demand, not In gold or
silver specifically, but in coin" These
notes are also made a legal tender for all
debts. public or private, except where
otherwise stipulated in the contract. and
also made receivable for all customs
duties. &C This section contains other
features. one OF which is a declaration
as to preserving parity between gold and
silver.
Section provides for coming each
month till July /. 1891. 100000 ounces OF
silver bullion, and for paying the seignio-
rage into the United States treasury.
Section 4 makes the silver bullion bought
under this law subject TO the requirements
of existing law, SC, &c.
Section repeats the Bland law.
Section contains various provisions
which need not be repeated here.
But the reader will perceive at once
that TO repeal the Sherman law without
making provision for what is TO become.
say OF the Bland law, or what is TO be
the effect Of repeal upon the various
laws now in force touching the same sub
ject. is what the Senate is not likely to
DO. nor Dir. Morgan likely 10 ask it TO
do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
THURSDAY......'0C OCTOBER 10, 1893
WORK For Richmond Democrats.

4
The Democratic party in Virginia Is
confronted by an active and vigiant OPP
ponent. who is pretty sure to receive the
support OF the Republican masses. Mean
while we are satisfying ourselves with
the i4ea that We have "a walk-oyer.'
whenever in the past we have been de-
foatct II has been from just such over
confidence. We warn our voters against
e. now. A continuance in the present
latharcv may be productive of astonish-
Ing results on November 7th
", must go to work. Whether our
CITY legislative ticket Is to have real oppo-
eitiou or not our legislative nominees
should take the field. They must help 10
hripg out the vote for O'Fcrrall. Kent
and scott and keep our party lines closely
drawn Each Democratic club too should
begin active work.
The vigilance and activity Of Richmond
ors will De- needed to overcome the apathy
which exists in GONE counties Of the
state and the stronghold that the Popu-
lists have got in others. The chairman Of
our state Committee. who has been 10
every section Of Virginia since the state
convention was held, has everywhere
warned our committeeman against over
confidence. It is the thing nj when ne
has to aim his heaviest blows.
But a few weeks now remain before
eIecuon-day. ana during that time we
should like to see the Democrats or
Richmond set their brethren an example
Of zeal and industry. Let's 20 TO work
with more energy.
The time in which voters who nave re-
moved from one election precinct 10 an
other in the city can obtain transfers
Will expire ON the 18th Of this month. If
over thirty days previous TO election-day
n voter shall have made change OF
precinct. and has not secured a transfer
ne will not poe entitled 20 vote. All Dem
ocratic voters who changed their resi-
dances prior to the Sth OF this month
should bear this matter in mind, visit
Democratic headquarters. 100 Main
street Op stairs. ascertain whether
they have made n change Of pre-
cinct. and. If $50. secure trans
fers. The 2Sth is regular registra-
tion-day for those who will have come
of age by election-day. but registrars
may register all such upon application
prior to that date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
TWO MEN RepoaTeo DROWNED.
improvements at the Insane Asylum
Burial OF Judge woo,en.
Correspondence u the Dispa'ch)

# f3pTTtstVVNtutf - 'A~
WILLIAMSBURG VA, October -
gentleman to-day from Bigelows on
York river. states that information reach
ed there yesterday late that Captain Peter
van Haine and Mr.. Purcell, VINO were
employed as watchmeu OF oysters, were
drowned on Friday last during the great
storm which was rigging on the river.
At a late hour to-day neither OK tne p9ilss
Ind been recovered. Captain van halne
was well and favorably known among
the oyster-planters Of York river am VIII
be missed among hts fellow-craltsmeh
The new reservoir ut the insane asylum
e. being filed from the large sprin6s ~
the rear OF the asylum, anu an 0ihciuI
stated that the institution was now DstteI
prepared 10 fight fire than ever peiore,
Nanv improvements are being MADE az the
ASYLUM. among which Is new tdliWaS
Srsnt the faru 10 the institution. ana
which Is being built by MY. hooert w.
Harlow GIoke Smith) -.
At Yorktown yesterday the grand Jury
nresenteJ Captain George Gage for as
gaulting his wife. The trial OF the case
will not come of until the next TERM
nv-ing 10 the Ackness Of Mrs. Gage .
Judge George Dabney WoQtten, VINO uleu
ot tho insane asylum lew Gays dByt
vyas buried In the asylum hurymg- grouhd.
'The Judge for some uine n,.d DIen ~ +,
familiar figure on our streets, ana VIII
be much missed.