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Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
Stifcnoe Gooerfoppe.

Nau itulos uepps iormooe, OF GOosr'
foppe GAP IA AZ meo at inuae Giit, men
life oesminore baocS ct Bar gerctuiu.
ger berom, Der life tunne niuiies iom
Spoiatelier. Gen en- FIBER iantsoes !:
"Gn Tag, bn iea Cen Wtr. Sprina)
ipooiereoe meo en- Reu / en- iumpet
Sfoo, boOr Der onr orouet Ell @raO al
cmtrsut 3 SOos Sreooe, opougeoe pt
mlot | benne 8rnu Ell flor fort Gooers
Top, iom giorbe rogle bsiit beipnoerlige
8~ep9gelier. Deb u9rmere @iteripn
bite bet fla, at ben hauoe idrqct en-
6tff, Tom ben bauoe biot li1e fordn
Rp9finnen, os ben itaftels Sill iosm'
neoe lansiomt runbt eQer preo fig iom
al befti9 Smerte. 9sus forte 5ienoes
Sooeo bar unoertioeu nTiten truttet
neo unoer Banost, men alori9 sanIfe;
BERTH ipntes 5ilfen life at baus stprte
moi, men ben beOaseoe fine Sinner, Tom
ON ben bar mat, os boileoe ofte. 1il'
iiolt ipsmmeoe ben ben unoer ct 8lGo
Der ilso paa 8anoet o. ipntes at iors
's9e, ueb at gaa ben unoer Del, at Itlibbe
Gooerfoppen al, men forgiGues. Ia
De Tom / Narbeoen al Breooen, itratte
@oosrtoppen fine lanse, forte Sen opal
8anoet, sreb fat / uiepnbeoerue paa
9rapens Sioeo9g9e og be9pnote at
bale fit Butte op ab 8reboeu. Wfin
Sen blep itaaenoe for at ia9tta9e benz,
mcoelts ie9 gift ben til bet n%Grmelie
GUS for at bente cit SLATE meo bio
aa6nirg. s be 5 eler 8 0tiuuter, ieg
bar burte, bapoe @oosrtoppsn truttet
Siifen belt op af Yanoet, men oerpaa
bar De falone 10 / bette be99e to, oa
Sreooerne par nRlteu loorette. Ter
bnooe pRret en- beitis 8amp meaem
benz - o9 MI, oa ie9 fom tgjert, uar
6titen oIerebe mere euo balut Op pGa
Gono. 5iiten odr me9et Mat % rgrte
fig repps, oe @ooertoppen bauoe pa
aabenbart ouuoet Seier og baleoe ben
langiunlt, men itnoig op 40. s belle
bet aparter eler babe 3iune, pt boOoe
%ia9ttuoet Dem, bapoe ben life 9iuet Hip
Ell sneite Sang; gaoenoe ba9lGrgs, meo
SCpeoet oeuoenoe mob 5iiten5 Sale,
bOtoer ben op unoer en- Yintel paa 40
@rdoer. 9UOr lRn8e Strioeu baooe
oaret, eQer buor lnngt borte fra De tun,,
Ell Os ubetieuOt. @bbertoppen a Z
CONNIE, 5iiten 81 CONNIE fang"
Gen Onoe! geretuin8 itptOes en- Ntr.
Heters og lpoer:
Sort fsr IoIte arig ioa is9 / stas
bama en- Slot Smaufit Ipi0e ON Col
%itluuet / NarbeOen al 8reooeu. 8luo>
Ieil9 talot Ell @ooertop, ioa tor Iom
Gnoen al min Singer, neo iblanOt bent
fra Ell @reu, iOm i 6gioe al SIS alien
bang uo ooer 8Rttsn, og 9rsb Ell al
Smoofiteue tat Bag oso 6Ooeoet. 81
iten a ca. 3 CONNER lang, og Iao
mart ben felte fig ore6sn, io6mneoe
ben burti9 ON / 8anoet og iegte Oite
neo MOB 8uuoeu, men @o0ertoppen be-
bolot tit Gag / ben. TiliioIt fom ben
Op igien, uenote fig ON paa &pg9en %
osoe. Zen ipnte5 at bore blepen bibt
/ Natten, boOr SOUeOet i6rer op til
8ropper. "a 5iiten par opo, fate
GOoerfoppcn fig / 8eun9elie meo Den
til Breooen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
1874

"SaaIangs bun gisr bet, bur bun beasr itts gIsmt
@sOrs men boor par bet osiaa m~uIigt!"
Sg @luira iuttsos snonu bg6sre.
"Uiauite life slsmt ban, nit Barn; men bet CT min
OuerbsU8nins, at BUN nu life nGrsr be 6SIeIier iUr
BAN, iOm iOrOum bsiialeOe bsnos."
Oct ~bespnOts at lioe MOB SIutuingsn at ben llge,
Der par beItsmt til GlOira's Spbolo paa 5Obanussita.
ret; Og ofte moOte5 Gnebosren5 og bans unge SOigsrs
battsrs uarms Cutie ue6 lantsi ON BEN mare Stl5s
mise. lteH MI og Oa fOm GaroIu5 og Opulantreos benz
nteO I'm sOOmOOise Spss; naUnIis %iRnSiLeos ban glOis
ras Be.s SpmRrtiOmbsO OeO line 6ortGaiuger ON GeOrgs
G~renseaar, oa De bss9e for iamnsn paa "5riiarsren.
8 be i0ite Gage baUos bet bIait uopborIigt; ofte las
GlUra ON NG,terne uaagsu beIe elmer % lp'teoe til
9van6iHgsrnss Gsn, uaar bet bIanOs0s zig meo Yinosus
tunge Stouusi.
"Nain GuO. q tantte bum, "bUOr 5r er ~bpsseIigt Paa
oenne RIippel~
Og bsnoe5 6antaii ilsOs tilbage I. BEN lib. oa ben
%itatteIs, bIsge RieOlius iaS osr5snns ptO @lHOuet: bUor
oite MATTE benOeS 0isrts life bloe Oirrst, benoe5 Die
%tililoyet igl 6lpira gpite uo Sautm ON NeoIiues
sualer,.. al, UiOite GIpira uel, bUilts Der oar iOrbes
boIoue benoe lsIu?
Nntten melem ben l0oe % lite Sttobsr raisoe paa
ben bobusIebnlte Rplt en- al DC iorfRroeligite Storuc,
fam M an ,s,yr k,,S, 49,. -.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

DWELLING HOUSES for sale near
the Norwegian Luther College and in
all parts of the town of east and west
DEBORAH, by
F. J. d. GREMM,
3otf 10 w. Broadway, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

sos 5Otografeu: Seq beOer Gem
fOricse at ie elIfuGrOi9 no - en-, to,
trel - ie iaa. MI fan De isjen ie no,
lom De pleier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

Srn9 Wesger's Pain Eradicator for
Salt &beum, Sranoiaar. SDloer, Stab,
letter, %opitrubbeoe Sauoer, Stanr,
5eber'Saar Og afute Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

giatttn melem ben lOoe oo lite Ottobsr raisoe paa
ben bobusIebuite apit en- al De iorfrroeisite StOrnc,
JON man uodeniiuos bauSe opleuet Der.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

"@eO 2lrneu" p( altio 6ope gooe og inte8iante 5~ortGOinQer, ben
enc oil aIlgIe Den ou0eu. 81 ta9er life inc oct i0rte bet bette, Ut
faar fat paa, men oi ig8er at treife bore 2Gere5 SmQg, % Ste
Qelen lpte8 oct.
B. ANUMDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
Observation-Disclosures

According TO the Gazette q Lawrence
(kan.) man calne very neal choking to
death GU n chunk Of city water which
lodged in bis throut. II wa taken out
with inBtrumcntl.
Sea snakes can always be recognized
by tho tlattoncd. our.like tails with
which they steer thoir way through tho
waves. They appear to be invariably
poisonous.
Down to tho present century n part
Of the marriage ceremony in Hungary
consisted in tho groom giving the bride
Il kick to remind her OF hor subiectiOu.
The greatest lsh.cntors 10 the world
arc tho Japanese. The cutting OF meat
IL nearly entirely confined to tho rich,
aud even they use 1t epnrInGly.
Two horsea neal Upper ~SNndusliy. O.,
browsing sixty feet apart, nrc reported
to hive been killed by the same stroke
Of lightning, the othcr'nlEht.
A bandits cavo, in which fabulous
wealth is believed to be stored, has
been discovered, 4 dispatch states, near
Sabinas, Mexico.
A new steel bridge Ia to DO built
across llillsborough river, on the Savan-
nah. Florida * Western railroad, near
Tampa, Fla.
John Terollcr, aged twenty-five, died
at Holland, Mich, Of %biccoughs, with
which ho had suffered Tor eight days.
4 steamboat seven feet wide and for.
ty.tvO long Is to DO built for tho navi.
cation Of the Usage river in Missouri.
Tho deepest gold mines in Australia
are tho Magdala, At Stawcll, 200 feet,
and Lansell's, ut Saudhurst, 2,6i0.,
Tho hotels on Lookout mountain,
Chattanooga, arc rapidly filling up with
summer visitors.
Parties in Now York talk OF building
q iIotGl in the Atlantic ocean, ten miles
from land.
A Portage Lake. Mich man hiss lost
nino horses one after tho other from
Glandcrs.
-Four times as many IrisEmen reside
in this country as Englishmcn.
There aro ten Geographic cable lines
between America and Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
PERSONAL POINTS.

Congressman Charles Il. Doutelle, OF
Maine, has beer rcDomiultcd for 4
seventh term. Mr.. Boutclle served gal
lantly and honorably in tho United
States navy during tho war and has rem
dercd valuable service on the naval
committee OF tho houec.
Governor Pcnnoycr, OF Oregon, Us
soon rs he has finished his term, will
probably follow the example OF others
''out OF a job and lead o Coxcy army
in the direction OF tho free lunch coun-
ter.
James W. Bradbury, OF Maine, is our
grand old ex-senator. lie has scored
his ninety-sccond birthday, and is more
vigorous in mind and body thna the
venerable Nj. Gladstone.
Levi P. Morton, it is announced on
the authority Of 4 close friend, would
accept the nomination for governor OF
New York, provided his health remains
rs good Gs at present.
Senator Tcller's presidential procla-
nation: II am no. 4 candidate on any
platform, Q would accept , nominal
ton from any party. ven ii ! thought
I could be elected"
John F. Andrews, OF Rome, y. y,
now in his nine;y-frst year, claims to be
the oldest living cN.ConSgossmap. lie
represented the Stcuben district from
1857 TO 1859.
Senator Quay laughs heartily over
the story that he is 4 candidate for the
Presidency. So Do q good many
others.
Mulcv liassan. the late sultan OF
Morocco, left nearly 1900 loving wives
TO noun his untimoly taking OIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

We Must Etgh, IL We Would Win.
Captain George Butler, OF Wheel.
ms" has been Interviewed in Washing.
ton on the situation in West virginia,
aud ne was pleased 10 say that the
Democrats would not have the ghost
Off show in this S.a:c in tho fall cleo.
lions; that tho Republicans wcro bound
TO carry the four congressional districts
and the legislature.
We TAI! TO identity Captain Butler
hut il matters little who saia ii. The
expressions used arc hut m echo OF
what has been repeated in cvory Sec
tion Of the state, anu this time the cou,
adout feeling has Some substantial! war
saut toE tho realization Of such hopcs.
The conditions certainly wryc never
moge favorable. BU:, to accomplish
this object there must DO something
back OF the well defined confidence and
cheerialpess that ~pcIvades the Rcpuh-
iean ranks. Wha. Is ncGied this year
IS !SsS hurrah and moro hustlius; icwer
dcess pSradcs and c,orc hard fighting,
To-day st fsisuon. the skirnishia,
liaes will be thrown out, and the hsttlo
mus. be fought shoulder to shoulder II
We would 10 victorious Ii We begin
well, VIZ will end well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

Tho limits TO tho cupiiity OF man nro
almost unacceptable, aud every day
something ooacs out ri tho secret
chambers OF tho Bchcmors which proves
that d~opravity hRs no depths TO which
HOMO will not descend il they can but
succeed in occurring tho covOtod dollars
O ithcir rivals. 1t has Just developed TINT
there wac q gigantic conspiracy to briho
tho strlking coal miners by largo hold.
crs Of coal in Chicago. 1t seems in
credible thut such II acbemo could have
boon evolved in view Of tho critical
state oil affairs in the mining regions in
five great coal producing states which
were dangerously near anarchy, yet
such WAS tho case.
The Chicago schcmcrS sent tnoir
agent to Cincinnati aud from that point
lie had interviews with representatives
OF miners in tho Kannwha and Now
river regions of this state. offering to
furnish them $4,000 worth OF provis.
ionS,it they would stay out until thoy
got their price. This cmisHary OF IL
criminal cabal went further and Mt
tempted 10 bribo tho mayor Of Mont
Soriory City, W. Va, by Offering him
100000 if he would engineer the
schcno through.
1t was playing n deep and dangerous
game, and tempting tbs already i'm.
poyosishcd miners into Il Gilded trap
that would'ccrsaiHly have worked them
moro cruel hardships. After these IN
]scruDUlous mon mon had unloadcd their
store OF coal and rcapod their enormous
profits, the choitnu.s would DO out OF
the tiro and all the miner would have
10 chow would be bis burned fingers.
1t is pretty well tnowp that Penn
sylvRniu and Ohio parties attempted to
work = schOMo identical with the Chi
caga conspiracy, having ior their object
the crushing Of tho competitive district
Of Faivmoui. bu, fortunately they were
unable 20 accomplish their designs.
Whilo their methods wore not tho same
;heiy motives were not more creditablc
than tho Chicago couspuators.
With tho strike over. and all the mi
ners nj work and peace once more re-
stored 10 ihodistracted districts, search.
ing inquiry SAoulI DO made AZ to tho
questionable attitude OF somo OF the OF.
orators who, inspired by iuordinate
greed. did net hesitate to unnecessarily
prolonS n struggle that had become ar
actual menace to tho tranquility Of the
country. These men unquCstionahly
gvG not wholly EuiltIess. and arc answer
able TO the public and :hc law Tor their
,ricEory and deception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
ST kS Our en.iro line OF Swivel
Silks at 37tc o yard.
GEO. NJ. SSooE < Co.


DR.. ". J. Davis is a promiuea, physi.
clan OF Lewis, CaSs county. Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac-
lice OF medicine 4: that place Tor the
past thir;y-fivo years. On she 10Th OF
May. while in Des Moines. en- route to
Chicago, he w3s suddenly taken with an
attack OF diavrhUa Having sold Cham
berIGin's Cc!ic, Cholera and Diarrhua
Remedy Tor the past seventeen years,
and knowing its reliability, he procured
a?5 cent bottle, two doses OF which
completely cured him. The excitement
and change o; water and diet incident 10
travelling often produce . diazrhoa.
Every n should procure Z bottle OF
this remedy beiore leaving hnme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
STATE SPICE.

Red weevil is appearing in wheat
The Insect gets in the head OF the wheat
close down to the root OF the grain, and
soma gay that it sucks the milk from
the grain, while others think the insect
docs no injury.
Tho jackson Herald says ox-Coucress-
man lloGg was there lust week and that
"ho WAS walking on q cane from n bump
received against the end OF u scat as he
camc over the rivor road"
Twenty-Five hundred people wit
messed baptlsmat ceremonies at Goshen
church, MononGalia county. Forty-fous
persons were immersed.
THE iniuitable Tom Newhousc was
in town on the 9th, big as ever, but
sober as 4 Judge"
The real aud personal assessment Of
Mineral county SHOVE Il decrease OF
$l7S,0tI.
Martinsburg is 2gitating the Question
Of n drum corps O. for her hre depart
meut.
Tyler county Will nominate her con
Gressional delegates on the 23rd instant.
BlucEcld, Mercer county, is to have 4
$4,000 electric light plant.
The sta,o university is to have water
works OF is own.
Tho oditor got to see the elephant
Tucsdry.
The song OF the reaper will soon be
heard.
Fourth OF July celebrations are bud
ding.
Strawberry festivals are on the vane
kcyscr's town debt is only $500.
Potato bugs plentiful.
Easpberries ripcniug.
Cherries ripe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

1t is claimed that i. was through
Senator Camden's purchasing power
that his candidates for tho legislature
in Cabell county We're nominated Sa.ur-
day, accomplished in fact by the liberal
distribution OF one and two dollar bills.
These denominations would indicate 4
cheap bargain and sale per head. while
tho deputy marshals acted as dis
couraEoEs OF %hcsitaRcy.
This opening contest is bca.ifc, md
when Windy" Wilson once gets his
outrage factory Goi NJ with characteristic
harlequin energy, there will be
such u delightfully."- pleasant prospect
sinco tho days OF Noah's ark, either
before sailing or porting on Ararat.
However, there arc other pleasurcsi in
store for Senator Camden as Mr.. Wilson
vii! meet him again. like Caesars ghost
perhaps at Philippi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
POLITICAL.
Republican Primaries

It's ordered BY the Republican County Com
mittce Of Ohio county, that d primary election
be held IN HC,Oriauco Win the provisions OF
Chapter 81 Of the Acts Of tho Legislature Of Wclt
NiFgIHla Tor lh1i, on
SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1874,
9S follows: Liberty and Wchlaud District, from
. "a o o'clock y. IL; ]Tnalclphil District. from ,
to- D, Gn., aud all othOr districts from : 10 : .,
NJ. ioi tho purpose OF Clcctlug dclCgh,cl from
the SoVornl districts TO the Congressional Con-
vcNiiOu, said delegates "a hRU tue power 70 M
point al'crnatcs III case they cannot attend said
convention, which appointment musI be made
IN Writing over their own signature. Also TO
elect i've delegates to the County Convention.
nominating In each district a candidate for
County Commissioner II School Coinmis'iOner
district OF Wheeling, mud a President OF tho
Board OF Education and school Commissioner in
each district OUTSIDE OF the district OF .WhcclinG,
aud Ill vacancies IN the Offices of Ju'ticG OF I'll &
Pence and Constable, nld elect Il mombcr Of the
County Executive Committee.
The voting shall be by ballot, and tho tickets
shall b. prepared only bT the County Commit
tee and shall contain the names Of al persons 10
be voted for
Al Euown Republicans and persons who viii
openly declare thoir intPntInn OF supporting the
Republican ticket arc respectfully invited to at
tend and cast their votes at this primary cleo.
ton.
Voting place, will be opened IN tho several
hfkIltNa u lOlON5s
Wbshiugton-VlEIlant Engine House.
School House a. Fulton.
Ntdhon-TSlaud Hosc House.
Second Ward yaTEe. Hail.
Corner NcColloch and Tenth strecA
ClaJ-No. l2Ii ChAplinc street.
No. III &cColloch street
U~nton--pollco Court Room,
Centro-Reru6licao Club Room. No. 2lo1 Main
street.
webs:rr-sIxth Ward Republican, Club Room,
III ChspltnG street
Wtchic-Slutre Joseph A.sL's Office, GlT ia
cob street
David llahn's CtGBr Store, 1901 Jacob
Adams School House
ACCOMPLISHMENTS School House.
Town Hail, lin Grove.
NaHoe's Hotel. Tsiadelph!A
Glen Dsle School House.
NohiaDd-St!cS School House.
GlorC's Run school Eouse.
~Litery-wcst Liberty. ai school lIouS.
Valley Grove. NJ School GOuse.
Potomac, ut McCammun's Hotel
\ Couoty Couvenuon. 10 be composed OF fivS
delegates elected tr0m each district, as above rc-
CURED. will 30 hsld Gt the Wheeling Park CiSiDo
on SATURDAY. JUNE n ut ) O'Clock p. ~, 70:
the pursOs" Of nominating ion: candidates for
the Legislature. a candidate FOR Judge Of the
Criminal COC-: EGd appointing Senatorial Goa.
ferccA At said convention the delegate; i-Oa
thu cOu2try districts ShRil nominate n candidate
ioE County Superintendent Of Free School.
J. K. HALL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
MORNING SMILES.

Senator Glankdash Ia: committee
mcctinclz-I tell 0 gcntlemeu. the
country is arousei us never before, and
tho people will visi; With swift retribu-
ton every man OF You whom they sus-
prct Of COLLISION with the sugar trust.
Gentlemen, you arc drifting on 20 the
rocks. Chorus Of Eagor Senators
Where are the rocks ?-Ch:oG1o
Tribune.
Tom (rcldins his.osyl-Prct:y rough
the way that Spanish inQuisitiou uscd
TO treat people, ch? DicE-Oh, l dun
no. They shcwed i good deal OF in-
geuuity in thurnhscrews and things,
bui not ono OF them thought to Try the
effect OF r~ecitatious by Young ~elOcution-
istS.-Caiocgo RocutL.
Irate Iudividuai-What did you mean
by telling Smith I had been in Jail?
Calm Iudividral-I didn't tell Saith
you had been in Jail. I simply said you
ough: 20 be in Jail. 1ratc individual
l beg your pardon. l must have mis-
understood him.-IcmmaEy IiDis&.
Physic!su-Your cough seems TO be
better. Patiep,-Oh, yes, the coughs
improved wonderfully. But now that
lis about ssrong enough to take care OF
itself I wish You'd Try 10 do 4 little
something 20 take care 0! ne.-thicag2
R<0ri.
Axe yes goIu' ty sthroik. Mr.. Do.
LAM asked 3 ;ellow-worEman. "Faix,
sn' Oh may, some day "Whin'l ;hot
bc?' "Whin tn agit2torS is wi!lin' 20
pay rce SIS much wages iur me toime IS
III other ielIys w!li.''-Wah:ny:os So.
F~osiick-"Is there any money in the
business YOU are nov engaged in
Cswker-"On. YES. rvc dropped 5000
into it Glyseli."-Ja&%.
Tcachcr-"Whea water becomes ice,
what is tie great change .ha; takes
place. Pupil-'rhe change: u price"
-Haris1s LII.
S:icsip:-"Does your wife like ro;s?'
S;oEips-'I think she GoaS. She's
often in oce."-SHunsrils Jos-!c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

sssLoS"tt1S 4itu q
While the people OF Jefferson county
were heartily united to perhaps an I'M
p%recedcnted extent in tho upport OF
their candidate before the congressional
convention. yet il is 4 satisfaction that
the choice has fallen TO one so eminent
~ qualified 10 represeu. this district in
the mex: congress. Capt. Lorenzo Dan
ford is not unknown 10 our people. lie
has represented this district in cong.ess
through n trying period OF six years.
His eloquent oratory has b-cn hoard in
advocating tho principles OF the grand
old Republican party before tho people
and in the halle OF congrnss. 4. man OF
spirit and weight in political affairs, he
will carry into Congress tina, which will
be for the interests OF tho people, and
the old sixteenth distri1 next lall will
give him a rousins majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

CONGRESSMAN Ton JOHNSON, OF Ohio, a
rabid free trader, has had 1 talk With
tho President on tariff matters, aud re-
ports that he is considerably worried
over the situati on. When asked ii
Cleveland was s1Sious to have a bill pass
cd, the Congressman quoted tho PTosi-
dent as saving there were some bills too
mean TO pass. All OF which goes 70
show that my party" has not been
running according TO the white house
schedule,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

military basis, which feature will un-
doubleday provo attractive to tho youth
Of tho land. This temperance legion
will DO uniformed, undergo military
discipline and drill, aud priEeu will DO
olcro1 annually for excellence In mill.
tary knowledge. nthloticl aud constltu.
tional study. In timo the movement
promises to develop an iuvinciblo army
UgaInsL King Alcohol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19

II ia with pain, gOnuinO nervous dig
traction that We motto n worry bitter at
tuCk on Major Randolph StalnHkor, OF
this city, by nh unprcciattvo Dcmocrn.
tic pRpor published In tho Ranawha
valley, and all on account OF tho majors
disintorcgtod and friendly advice to one
Mr.. Jack O'Ncnl. OF Logan county, who
had written Il pathetic letter asking for
light and guidance for his wavoring
footsteps, a voice crying in tho political
WILDERNESS for somo experienced wood
man 10 toll him "whcro no wa Nt."
1t will DO remembered that tho INTEL
LGENcEn published this Pauline epistlU.
which was tcndorly Gliding and clio.
qnontly truthful. its incandoacont
CLEANS dispensing tho shadows of doubt
that had so long darkcucd Mr.. O'Neal'S
mind. 70 provo that OUT Logan county
w9ndorer had q mind the selection Of
h'a source OF revealed truth 10 amply
sufficient to satisfy any jury Of inquiry.
Tho fNrELLiGENcEn did what 1t did In
tho interest Of good government aud in
recognition Of tho rare abilities and tai
Cnts OF u distinguished fellow townsnan,
Hnd we deeply doploro tho oxcommu.
nicalory bull it has drawn from tho
Kannwha editor who bears tho Buggos.
tive Christian pame OF Flintlocl;, who
thus rOicrd to our epistolary friend:
l'OIund, rihald Hon u ran stilnuEcr Is pos.
luz d u writer Hgd ndylstr, and III. peculiar
pcrvctSty which hiS episics on political mat
US nave heretofore Possessed for making tlsif
initial appearance In Republican newspapers
hGS not deserted him. md lCttcrs Intended solo.
~ tor the eyes OF u few Dtiuocmtic friends in
Gi'Glnt portions Of the state bob up E~uToncly at
the Wheeling INTElllGrSCEE oNlCO with thctf
iIsil p~rOmptueNs,
hut this ia not all. lIo maintains
that tho Iuaior hal lately suffered
several severe attacks from tho cle-
ph0utiasis OF the mead. Shades OF tcu-
thidCan ccphalapods! littlO did we
dream how cruol Il tripodal knight
could be. To be HIT with lower case
RS and as was not enough for the vcn-
gcarcc ola F~hntlock. but hepiles Pelion
upon.Ossa by doubling the cXlsteuce OF
u friend, Mr.. jack 0'Ncal. and in
iercntially connects tho ISrELLIGESCEH
with . criminal imposition upon II
crelnlnns nnhI;c This Ia why tho
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TuE c0go with which Mr.. Croker OK.
prcgsca himself M being willing to aid
tho IOxow committee in their invoati.
cations, with tho broad Atlantic DO.
tween him and tho subpOnn servor, is
ono Of tho most cheerful limitations OF
innocence, mNdo all the moro amusing
by tho borrowed c%nchantmont Of dis
iunrn
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yico president 10 certify tho refusal OF
lInvOmoyor aud Soarlcs TO answer
certain questions to tho diatrict attor'
ucy. These contuuocioua witnesses are
now very likely to nppaar in tho torture
chamber Of tho courtN