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Is the Free Trade Mind on?

What's the matter with Mr.. Springer,
OF Illinois? A man OF his long service
in Congress and former chairman OF
the ways and means committee should
know better than to say that from 1880
10 1860 the balance OF trade was in favor
of this country. The balance OF trade
is the excess of exports over imports, or
ofimports over exports.
The balance of trade is said to be in a
country's favor when it exports more
than it imports, in other words sells
more than it buys. This happened but
once in the period named by Mr..
Springer That single exception was in
1858, when there was balance OF trade
in our favor Of SS,672, 62o. It happened
but five times from 1874 to 1876.
From the last named year to date the
balance OF trade has been in our favor
every year but three. the exceptions
being 1883, 1859 and 1898. This favor
able balance has reached as high as
$3.50, 100000. Four times it has been
more than S2O0,0O0,OOO. Eight times it
has been more than $lOO,0CO,O00.
When Mr.. Springer argued that it IS
we'll for a country TO buy moro than it
sells, he was planting himself on ground
taken by every trader who knows his
business, Tor this is one OF the free trade
contentious.
It is difficult, however, to see how the
able Mr. Springer made this tit in with
his misstatement OF fact as to the bal
ance of trade. 1t begins to look as
though the mental machinery OF the
free traders of this country is seriously
out of whack.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

s careless Michigan jailer went OF,
leaving his jail unlocked, merely be-
cause he had no prisoners. On re-
turning he found that three men had
taken possession OF as many cells. 1t Is
this stupidity and carelessness on the
part of the jailers that is bringing our
taxpayers to bankruptcy.
Between 100000 and 100000 eggs
are consumed daily in New York city.
A produce dealer who handles more
eggs than any other concern IN the
country says that little whole surface
OF the state of New York were covered
with hens they could not lay enough
eggs to supply New York city.
A millionaire Of Vienna has left pro-
vision in his will for the constant illum-
iEation OF the vault wherein he now
lies. An electric light is to be kept
burning for year and even the coffin
is to be lightedin the interior by cleo
tricity.
a wild tobacco plant is reported to be
growing in. great profusion in the Vicin-
itv of San Antonio, Texas. It is
claimed for the leaf that it has deli
cate perfume and promises to rival the
Havana article.
There is move on foot at Tyler, Tex,
looking to the erection OF fruit palace
IN that city IN July or august next, tue
building to be constructed entirely OF
fruit and vegetables
In 1890 there was more iron ore i'm
ported by the United States than during
any other,year in its history, the entire
amount being 1,246.S3 tons.
Medical men die off more RAPIDLY
than other professional men. Between
the ages of forty-fve and sixty-fve two
doctors die to one clergyman.
Many spruce and cedar trees, remind
ers of Christmas time, have been burnt
in the public streets of New York dur
ing the past fortnight.
There are, according to the Belfast
chamber of commerce, 400 floating
wrecks in the gulf stream within dis
TANGO OF $50 miles.
The combined length of the worlds
telegraph lines would encircle the globe
about thirty-tive times.
The first American coins were made
in 1913 for the Virginia Company.
The deepest silver mine in the world
is the Comstock, 300 feet.
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sE0RETARY MORTON,

,rnro,r, His Private Secretary, Calls At
tention to a Republican Precedent Tor
His Use of n Franz IN Circulating ais
Chicago Speech.
10 The Editor of The Intelt1sncsr.
S1R:-I have been directed by the sec
rotary OF agriculture to send you TINS
day an address delivered by DR.. George
B. Loring, formerly Republican COM
missioner of agriculture. You Will op-
serve that it contains q plea for pro-
tective tariff. 1t was delivered betore
an audience not more representatlFe2o o.
the worlds agriculture than that before
which Mr.. Morton delivered his address
at Chicago on the 10th OF OCTOBER, 800
upon the Farmers Needs and Oppor-
tunities," by invitation of the managers
of the Worlds Fair congresses.
Secretary Morton published ms
speech at his own expense. he also
Immediately and peremptorlly ordered
that no one should mail any OF ms
speeches except under postage stamp
which he personally paid for.
But speech by former commls-
sioner of agriculture, sent you to-day, Is
published at public expense, and clrcu-
lated under frank now as 1t was by tna5
commissioner when first uttered ana
published under the auspices and super
vision OF Republican administration.
Will you be just enough to call atten-
ton to this fact?
Do you think that the contrast Is to
the disadvantage of Secretary Morton
And did he not have "a protectlye pre-
cedent for publishing his chicago
speech at government expense and cir
culating it under government frank,
if lie desired to emulate Republican
methods? j. S. CHARLEsoS,
Private Secretary,
Washington, D. c., Jan. II.
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The Biblo Surprised Him.

CHtcugO DlSpdtCH
John Drew, who is playing Gutter
flies" at the Columbia this week, re-
ceived a Bible for Christmas present
from some unknown admirer. The gilt
was so decidedly novel that he paid
much attention to it One OF his fellow
players entered the dressing room re-
Gently and found him eagerly reading.
ga bit of relieion?" asked the player.
"I'm SO glad you are here" returned
Mr.. Drew. :"Did you ever read the
Bible?" and his tone indicated serious
ness.
ooh, read parts OF it when boy"
was the half abashed reply.
"N1y dear fellow. read it at once. By
Jove, had no idea it was so remarkably
clever. Why. the theme is grand. the
language is of the most beautiful SIM
plicity, the characters vigorous and the
plot is perfect. I am amazed. It is u
literary and an intellectual treat. Read
it., my boy, read it."
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
elbow. We Winds" the poet wrote,
And then he paueed in doubt.
Alas! he could not think OF aught
For them to blow about.


- go = ~" ''-EBugato Courier.
"I think my husband is one of the
most unselhsh men in the world" said
Mrs. Sim plesoui Indeed, said her
neighbor. Eyes. The good-hearted
fellow contents himself with smoking q
pipe aud gives away the cigars bought
him for a New Year present to his
friends."-NeW York Press.
dear. I'm afraid OF the cook. l don't
think she's quite right. Husband
Great Cnsarl Not crazy? Wife-Yes !;
she's been here two weeks and she is
rs respectful and willing to do anything
1 say as she was the first Chicago
Inter Ocean.
"Where's the best place for quail in
these parts?" asked the stranger who
was on hunting tour. And the man
whom he had been regarding as a sim
pie, guileIess rustic responded briefly:
'Toast." Washington Star.
Brown-Did the christening of the
twins go off all right. Mr.. Poppeigh-
Yes; but didn't like the hymn the
choir sang. Brown-What did they
sing? Mr.. Poppeigh-Still there's
more to follow. "-Puck.
Teacher-What are we taught by the
story of the loaves and fishes? Johnnie
(whose mother keeps boarders) -That
there's some boarders don't want pie
three times n day.-Detr0it Free Press.
She-Your attentions to me, sir, are
not agreeable I've just learned that
you are married. He-Yes, but let me
explain. Two just this moment learned
that you were single.-Judgs.
Eyes, he's a good man; but saw him
CT n vary. fhjDCr ot n
church social" ''What was that?''
Fish an oyster out of his soup.-Chi-
cdgo Inter Ocean.
Hello, Junkins! Where have you
been for the last month";" "Been at
a big Now York institute g-g-g-getting
cured of st-st-st-stuttering." > Chicago
Tribune
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AN AWFUL EXPERIENCE.

<,ons,1 General SeweI1 and His brloe
Escape From n ShIpwreck After hcffi'to
IIurdships.
SAN FnANc1sco, Call. Jan. 10.-oinga-
more adyices received by the steamer
China to-day give graphic account Oh
the wreck of the steamer NORMANDY
in the China sea December and tue
e.cape of Harold NJ. Sewell, of Maine.
formerly United States consul genera
Mt Samoa, and his wife, who we're the
only passengers on the steamer; seven
was married in San Francisco about SIX
months AGO and started on trip around
the world with his vile They went 10
Manila and, on November ~, tooh
passage from there for Singapore on Inc
Normandy, cargo boat Wnlch hau
limited passenger accommodatlons;
week later, while crossing the emma
sea, the steamer ran aground at night.
The sea was breaking all around her,
and it was found necessary to aDanoon
her.
The captain with his wife, child and
number of the crew took one boat ana
loaded it with several trunks containing
the personal effects OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewell, who went in the mates boat,
leaving all their baggage behind them.
The mates boat drlfted about all nlghL
in the sea, and at day break its occu-
pants found themselves five miles from
an island. Sewell and two engineers
did most of the rowing and pulled for
the island Rain had been falling near
ly all the time, and the occupants OF the
boat suffered greatly
After dangerous attempt to land
through the breakers they. finally
reached the shore. Sewell and his wife
were without shoes and all the party
had to walk long distance before they
found any signs of habitation. They
finally came to few native huts, where
they were given shelter, food and dry
clothing. Here they also found the &C.
cupants of the captains boat, all except
the captain and his child, who had lost
their lives. The boat had capsized
while endeavoring to land. The captain
had been killed by striking his head
against one OF the heavy trunks and the
boy had been drowned. The others
had been washed ashore in safety.
You feel faint and weak in the stom-
;nch-no appetite. Take Simmons Liver
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AGAINST the Wilson Bill.

Special Dispatch to The Intclli1cnccr.
WELLsBURG, w. VA, Jan. 1S.-The
United States Merino Wool Growers
Association was in session at the Hud-
sson House parIors to-day, with good
attendance The regular routine busi-
ness was transacted. A resolution was
also adopted against the reduction IN
the tariff on wool unless a correspond
ing reduction was made on all manu-
factureu goods.
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Can,t arord 10 Ro souare.

TIL Register has learned. from the IN
TELL1GENCER that there is difference
between tho fiscal year of the treasury
department. and eleven months OF a
calendar year. but nothing that has APP
peared in the Register gives its readers
to know that it has made this discov-
cry Instead OF being fair to its read
crs and quoting what the INTeLLIG ESCER
said, it goes wobblinG through space in
an effort to cloud and to shift the issue.
If the Registers readers like that kind
of thing that is about the kind OF thing
they will enjoy. When tho Register.
answers the INTELLIGEScER's articles it
will be time to take note OF any points
that may appear in the answer. Mean
while We notice that the Register is very
careful not to lay before its readers Just
what the INTELLIGENCER has said.
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AS Development Arrossor.

This week two very large concerns
wero to have been organized
in Cincinnati to operate coal
and timber lands on the Gauley
river in this state. They were to have
had a capital stock of 100000 each.
They will not organize for the present.
They will await the fate OF the Wilson
bill, which puts the knife to American
coal and lumber.
Doubtless cutting things will be said
of these capitalists, as We're said OF man.
ufacturers who were charged with
shutting down their mills to influence
the elections of last observation-disclosures
cratic as we'll as Republican manufac-
turers-but sayings of this kind do not
carry conviction.
There is not West Virginian who
does not fear for tho future OF this state
if foreign coal and lumber be allowed to
como in free of protective duties. Nor
is there West Virginian who does not
know that the development of the state
depends very largely OH the success of
the coal and lumber industries. Prof.
Wilson knows it, but with him theory
is above business.
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ABOUT year ago L took a violent at
tack of Ia grippe. coughed day and
night for six weeks my wife then sug-
gested that try Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy At first could see no differ
ence, but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was what I needed. If
got no relief from one dose ] took an
other, and it was only few days until
! was free from the cough. I think
people in general ought to know tho
value of this remedy, and I take pleas
ure in acknowledging the benefit Ihave
received from it. MADISON MUSTARD, OF
way, Ohio. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by Chas. R GoetZe, w. w. Irwin,
c. T. Schnepf, Chas. Menkemeller, W. E.
Williams, S. L. Brice, A. e. Scheele,
w. Menkemelier, John Coleman, Rich
ards & McElroy, w. H. Hague, Wheel
ing; Bowie & Co.: Bridgeport, and b. F.
Peabody & Son., Benwood, druggists.
READ the INTELLIGENCER's Special Art
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him TO ferret out the matter OF the as
sault on DR.. Ashbrook. This is greatly.
to his credit. liz man is decoyed from
his home in this city and murderously
assaulted it is worth everything to
know who did the job and to bring the
guilty to punishment.
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Horse Thief Groves Captured.

Special Dispatch 10 The lnteUtgencer.
CALDWELL, o., Jan. 1S.-Abe Groves.
the horse thief who escaped from Jail
at this place on the evening of January
10, was captured Mt his home near Ca
lais, Monroe county, this morning. He
was brought to this place this afternoon
and once more placed behind the bars.
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Sewer Pipe Combine Dead.

Special Dispatch 10 The IntcNt0enccr
srEUBESv11LE, O., Jan. 19.-The Ohio
Valley Sewer Pipe Association, the COM
bine the manufacturers have been try
ing to form for six months. is finally
dead. Tho sewer pipe men yesterday
at Toronto adjourned sine die.
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orers Cold For n Fight.

BRECKENRIDGE, Col, Jan. 1S.-The
breckenridge Athletic Club offers the
gold specimens that were awarded the
first prize at the Worlds Fair for the
NIitchc!l-Corbett fight. Tho collection
is the finest in the west and is valued at
$40 O0O
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PERSONAL POINTS.

The khedive has instructed John
Inglis, of the Glasgow shipbuildine
firm, who has just returned from Cairo
to design and build screw steam yacht
OF 600 tons Tor his own service in the
Mediterranean. The vessel is to be
ready by summer.
The late Judge Henry Tut, of St.
Joseph, No., when twenty-one COM
mandod tho independent company
quis dc Lafayette on his tour from
| Washington city to Richmond in 1925.
William Lane Booker, the British con-
sui general at New Y ortl, who has just
been knighted, has been connected
with the British consulate in this coun-
try since 1851, and was for five years be-
lore the war consul at San Francisco.
The woman outin Kansas who repre-
sents herself to be Mrs. Kitty ParnelI,
widow OF Charles Stewart Parnell, is a
fraud. Mrs. Parnell is at her residence
in Brighton, England, where her hus-
band died.
Mrs. Clendenin, formerly Miss Cab
rlelle Greeley, and now tho wife of Rev
Frank Clendenin, OF Westchester, n. Y,
IS receiving the congratulations of her
friends on the birth OF q daughter.
DR.. Ernest Hart, of the British Medical
Journal, declared that cholera will be-
come extinct in the next thirty years
science.
Miss Harriet Hosmer, the American
sculptor, is in San francisco, superin-
tending the erection ofFher statue of
Queen Isabella for the mid-wlnter fair
Dir. Carl Schurz is to take the stump
in New York for WI. Brown and Mr..
Strauss, the Democratic candidates for
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Congress in the Second district. As a
newspaper interviewer he has probably
never had an equal. The bigger the
game the better he liked the sport. he.
had wide acquaintance among men nsrs' Of
note. His memory was prodlglous.
Col. Burr was big-hearted man with
no business instinct. He earned money
but could not hold it.
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"BELMoNT"-Under the Mckinley
tariff eggs pay duty OF five cents
dozen. Under the Wilson billthey will
come in free. Free traders make much
sport OF protecting the American hen.
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For the Needy.

The IETELLrGENcER will receive and
acknowledge publicly any subscriptions
that may be sent in for the relief OF the
destitute OF Wheeling and hand the
same over to the citizens relief com
#mittee. The following have already
been received:
Amount before reported s631
White Cross
II. H. A. .
Total to date..................... .sG4i
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DoN'r lose time and make yourself
worse with pills and oils. Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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The, best GaIve i n the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores tester;; chapped hands, chilblains,
coSns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
IlYeiyzcur res: piles, or no pay required.
!! It's Is gnaEanteedFto give nerfect satisfac-
|: ton s or money refupded. Price %
cents 6 per poN.F For sale BY Logan Drug
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ARKANSAS lumbermen protest against
the Wilson bills treatment OF their in
dus!ry. We are sorry for Arkansas.
She voted the wrong way in 1892, as she
had done before. Every day. develops
men who voted for what. they didn't
want and are now entering the parlia-
mentary motion to reconsider.
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SENATOR Hill to Mr. HornbloTer-
II you want it blown you wltl nave 70
blow it yourself.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
lZ39 Market Street ia19
MACHINERY.
CAR0THERS &-H0WF

1otn nave In stock at the present time the fol-
and Ic;1aoo Ie second hand Horizontal Engine
fons1fn s Il One secondhand Acme AN
hand Horizontsaip h h6r 50ile5S one seeon nd
Fl. ono hand Fisher Engine and Boiler IS
nnd BoiieT m 1 2n4 d Spence Traction Engine
Voisardr PP nMP;. nsdigm size One second hand
zont5i Trb,, iIP. 55xS1. One secondhand Hori-
new AcI Ooltontal tTo:ilue Boiler. 3SxI6 one
One new s. uEom1tic Engine and Boiler II P.
,,sa gents American Feed Water Heoters bT the
made Of "a i ISal guaranteed saving in fuel Is
Power Fiy, EeTs cent. agents SnedIker & Cars
oI, ~nnE BOON DOM, a15s arAIsssxEGEr.
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Cor RANK a. Burn, whose death in
Camden, Newa Jersey, occurred this
week ,sw,ls we'll known IN his stale, OF
Soxhic CHI he was atone time a resident.
sInSlSEs he$wass Republican nom inee for
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READ the INTELLIGEN Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
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Tar Cleveland Leader has n telling
cartoon representing Uncle Sam offer
sing to swap presidents with Hawaii.
That's a snorfer.5 5
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Tnts government has no money to
speak OF, but it has frst-clasa credit.
One bidder wants the whole proposed
issue OF s5o,oOo,oOo five per cent bonds
Mt a price that will net but three per
cent. Hurrah for our Uncle Samuel
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81 The HE chiefSof police is understood TO
appreciate the Obligation that rests on
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SENATOR HILL is stopping high since
he knocked out President Cleveland in
one sharp ground. He has the Ciev;s-
land scalp asswell rs the Hornblower
seal p: ut his belt.
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nuclslen,s Arnicn snlre.

READ the lETELLIGEScER's Special a IT
Porto Ito offer on page three to-day.
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You feel faint and weak in the stom-
;nch-no appetite. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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Mr.: JAMES B. MoRkow. long. connected
With the Cleveland Leader, becomes its
editor. His entertaining Washington
letters will be missed as one result OF
his well-earned promotion.
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IF President Cleveland listens to some
loud voices in his party he will throw
Secretary Gresham overheard. Will
that help him out of the hole?
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DOES the Wilson bill put southern
peanuts on the free list? Not. by a
cent.and a halfa pound. The scandal
Gus. Mckinley duty" is allowed to
stand. Peanuts. unlike wool, are not.
s'sraw material"
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CoNeREss may. resolve that the secre-
tary OF the treasury has no authority to
issue bonds as he proposes under the
act OF 1873, but by the time the resoiu-
ton can be passed the bonds will be in
the hands OF the purchasers
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Candles

For CANDLEMAs. for the CHURCH, for the
PARLOR
Finest quality always in stock.
EWING BROS, l2l5 MAIL STREET
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LINCOLN AND LAUGHTER,
OPERA HOUSE, Friday, January 10.
Mr.. FRANK LINCOLN

:
original humorist : Is Il CtaSs,
Seats on sale at C A Houses on and of,a-
Wednesday. January II. Prices, rs and 5O. iaE7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-21
DIED.

cAIIOw. On September 70. 1884. FRANCES n.
beloved daughter OF Mr.. and Mn. Robert IL
caIIow. aged eight years
FuBerai private.
LAMBRIGHT Departed this Hfe September 20,
1884. at am. Mrs. NARY A. LAMSRfGHT.
In her eighty seventh year.
Funeral Saturday, September - NJ pm, from
the residence Of her granfdaughter. Mira +. A.
friends invited to atte7d e
LIPPY. Fell asleep In Jesus on September 2l.
1894 at ESQ am. JENNIE HARRISON, dauga-
fer Of the late VIM. II. and l. LiPPy.
Funeral services at late Residence. 81 Az street
tives invited TO attend Interment In LoudCn
Park cemetery, Baltimore.
ROBERTSON. On Thursday, September 20. 1884.
at ESQ a.m., ANNIE y. ROBERTSON, youngest
daughter Of the late John 5. and Margaret
Funeral from her late residence. lias I'd street
northwest, Saturday, 500 an. Solemn high
mass. immaculate Conception Church. Friencs
invited
SUMBY On September n. 1894. after a short
Illness. BLANCHE Z. SuMBY. aged eight years.
eight months and twenty seven days.
dence 9os street southwest. Private.
In Memorfam.
SCIiEERER. tn loving rensmbance Of JOSEPH
r. sCHE1RER. Who died On 'he 10th day es
September. 1888
Gone. but not forgotten.
By HIS PARENm.
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