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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-18
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ABOUT year ago took .violent,at-
tack of Ia grippe. I coughed day and
night for six weeks; my wife then sug-
gested that try Chanberiain's Cough
Remedy. At first 1 could see no differ
ence, but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was what I needed. If l
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 the
value OF this remedy, and take pleas
ure in acknowledging tho benefit have
received from it. MADISON MUSTARD, Of
way, Ohio. 25 and 80 cent bottles for
sale by Chas. R. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
G. II. Schnepf, Chas. Menkemeller, w. E.
Williams, S. L. Brice, a. E. Scheele,
w. Menkemeller, John Coleman, Rich
ards & McElroy, W. II. Hague. Wheel
ing; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport, and 3. T.
Peabody d Son., Benwood. druggists.
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4 TRUE BIT OF LIFE.
Holding the Mirror, as it Were
Up to Nature.
lust how Perfectly True it is You WIN
acknowledge
,ttor You Have Road Both the Begin
ming and the End.
hos .aid that the sorrows greatly eH'

A writer has said that the sorrows greatly eA-
coed the pleasures of life
This is NOT So at least i. should not DC from 70
Most of our orrows and troubles come iiota
az Lsa,th Make yourself strong aud well anu
y, will find the joys oilite far outnum0oF Us
People who are out of health. who. viii no not
exactly sick, are always ailing allow tnensetf ~.
to be depressed in mind. in other words 10 ue,
snoiro nj ever again being in perfect. sound anu
yicorous health. They think that because .hes
have not been cured by trying many Things 'nA'
there is no cure for them
Just how absurd and silly this IS, Is wen %
pressed in bright letter and hope inspiring ie,-
tor from one OF our readers. Mrs. E 4 Goou'
enough, OF SIS Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn' \. ::
We heartily commend her words TO those VINO
arc kept out of pe-fec: happiness ana enjoy Ae--'
OF life BIZ not being in good health
..Eo- many. years.m writes Mrs. Goodenoush.
az have suffered with stomach and liver troubles,
together with poor circulation, great dizzlhess
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influence count for anything; but she
ranks high. She is Nine. Severlne, ana
her home and sphere OF work IS, OF
course. in Paris. She makes, 1t is sad,
So, 600 to $4,000 a'year by her writings.
The current work of Congress is
looked after by al regularly accredited
CORES pondents in the press galleries oil
the senate and the house, and they
serve III papers. New York is repre-
scented by p correspondents, who serve
10 papers.
Mr.. Richard Harding Davis has writ
ten novelette, the action OF which
takes place in New York and in Tan
piers. Americans and North Africans
being characters of the drama. 1t IS to
be Illustrated and published in Harper.
DR.. Ernest Hart, of the British Aed!,
cal Journal declares that cholera Will
become extinct in the next thirty. years
because OF the rapid advance OF sanl-
tary science.
An English lady ia the first to avail
herself OF the recent decree OF the sultan
of Turkey allowing women to practice
medicine in his dominions.
Ornithologists are quoted as estlmat-
ing the mum Der of birds annually sacri-
feed to the vanity OF American women
at 100000.
OF the numerous centenarians in Eng
land tho Oldest, is William Sutton, OF
the Thanet Union, now in his 1Coth
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Sir Benjamin Richardson, in an adj
dress on athletic Lille, says that abb
stinence from alcoholic fluid is abso-
lutely necessary. AS long rs You are
in course OF training don't touch the
hurtful thing. 1t viii undermine all
the qualities on which you depend Tor
success, will iniure.your precision, Your
decision. your presence of mind and
your endurance.
Joe Bibb, popular English clown.
who died recently i'll the Birmingham
workhouse iuiirmary, was the inventor
OF tho shadow pantomime. He claimed
the tito OF Princes Grotesque.n BY vir-
tue ofhaving performed privately before
the prince OF Males
There were 22l officers above the
rank OF lieutenant in the United States
navy in 1851, but OF these only i've are
alive.
In all of France there is said to be but
one woman journalist n hose work and
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a LIrTLE orr. CURL.

F. L. stantontn NeiU York Advertiser.
1t fell from the folds of a letter
That came i'll Maytime of old
From one-I shall never forget her
a curl with a glamour OF gold;
And Thought of the bright brow that wore it
1twas only the brow oil girl.
but how gracefully once it fell DER it.
This witching and wonderful curl
Her eyes. like the heavens above her
Benmod bright as an April ana blue;
All the winds OF tho May seemed to love her
And touseled her curls rs they blew; :
And once when with tcnderest careSSes
( They kissed the bright wonders apart
And made sweet song OF her treSSeS
Ihey tossed this wild curl to my heart!
And now, after years that have persisted
Il shines through tho mist md the gloom;
Neglected and lonely. yet cherished,
: 1t smiles like lilly in bloolnI
Ala though the dear forehead that wore 1t
III, i;ies low meath the naples that moan,
Still. Sttll in the dark ] adore il.
AndElss 1t, and love ii eloneI
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MORNING SMILES.

Look ut NO." said Cholly's father in
diguantly. II don't waste my time as
you do. I work every day of my life ex-
cept Sunday" And Cholly almost shed
tear as he answered. 81 know it.
And it's the wegwet of my life that We
cawn't send you to some place wheah
they'll cure you of the beastly habit. .
Washington Star.
Minister-You say you are going to
marry man to reform him. That is
noble. May L ask who it is? Miss
Minister-Indeedi l did not know he
had any bad habits. Miss Beauti-
Yes, his friends say he is becoming
quite miserly.-NeaO York Weekly.
"Wcll, Uncle Josiah, what do you
think of our charity ball?" Uncle
Josiah-Well, you may mean all right,
but it looks eard-hearted to me to in
vite people here to dance when they
haven't clothes enough to make em
comfortable.-Ch Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mrs. Watts-1f you were not SO lazy
you might have been great man, by
now. Mr.. Watts.-I am mighty glad
that amt. Just think OF the horror it
would be TO me to have that face Of
yours pictured in tho daily papers.-Iu-
dianapolis Journal.
Lndy-For shame, that the young
man should smoke in the carl Won't
you speak to him, srP Solemn Gent
1t would be useless. ma'am. And why.
pray? Pm his father.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Miss Ably See-Boys, give the femi-
nine term for ono who washes clothes
The Boys-Laundress. Miss Ably See
The masculine term. (Pause). One
Boy-Ghinanan! II EttcE
Waiter Surprised why, this is n
| lobster, sir, and dish fit for king!
Mr.. Barnes (of Kansas)-The silver dish
is all right; it's that pesky critter on it
I'm kicking at-Pttck.
Gibbs Where was Moses when the
light went out? Hibbs-In his cloth
ing store punching the carbon with a
broom handle.-S Louis PoSt-Dispatc2.
I'D like to marry Miss Bullion on
one account. whats thatW Her
bank account."-P philadelphia Record
BY his oil stove sits the post
ShiYering often. so they say,
| Getting tho springttme poems ready
For delivery i'll May.
= Washington Star.
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Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached q phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle uaranteed-Eiectric Bitters, the
great remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which are perfect pill All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more of them.
Sold at Logan Drug Company's drug
store. II
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Hnrd Iin,es In Wnles.

diSpntch to the 7intcS from Cardiff 5ays that
tariffs StillworSing disaster the
eSport trade OF Sonth Wales. Tbs tin plate trade
NTH tho United States is only onC-thiSd OF the
productire capacity. and hns been at 4 ztand-
sill for the last six mouths Over 5000 work
slEeus are unemployed. md besides these there
s are numbers of others indirectly Affected The
{ ioSsS in SlgcS is computed M El2ossj weekly.
3Nvhiie tho employers arc losing 90 weekly.
: ono hundred aud sixty out of 500 mi lis SrG idle
z and there Is great distress among all the ems
sployeS Many OF the families ara living SIS sd
week y.- london Dispatch. JGRis1rg 10
from: this sorry picture it might APP
! pear that tho Mckinley duty on tin
plate has actually shut out the Welsh
Z product, but this is not the case. In
the year Just closed we took less OF
SGrent Britain's tin plato than il any
6other year in five, but sill we bought
s255,5SS tons. Tho decline was Very
heavyin the second half of51S93.
Some idea OF tho advances Of the
.Amc:ican Industry may be had from
thetfact that in 1895 we i'm ported ST.
900 tons less than ins1SS til S9S be
thought unfair for comaarison.s take
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Halsey G. Ives, who was director OF
the art department ct the Worlds EAR,
will return TO ST. Louis soon to resume
work upon his plans for the establish
ment of school OF designin connection
with the art museum OF Washington
University.
It is reported that Queen Victoria on
her way to or from Italy Will stop at
Darmsradt to attend the wedding OF her
granddaughter, Princess Victoria, OF
Sake oburg-Gotha, and Grand Duke
Ernest Ludwig, OF Hesse Darmstadt.
The appointment OF Miss Louise limo,
gene Quincy, the literary woman and
poet, as postmaster OF Auburndale,
Mass, came almost as q birthday gift to
her for it came within q few days OF
an anniversaey.-NelU YorG; Tribune
Edward N. Field requires that re-
porter BIO formally introduced to him
before an interview be attempted. II
mental arrangement is to be pleaded in
the coming trial expert testimony will
not be needed.-Nelg York World.
Colonel Montgomery Bryant, com,
mander at Fort Sill, Okla, has asked
to be put on the retired list. He has
served more than thirty years in the
army.
W. @. Cronemeyer, president of 4 fac
tory concern at Demmler, Pa, was a
schoolmate of President Peixoto, OF Bra
I'll, at Detmold, Germany.
President Andrews, of Brown Uni
versity, has declined the offer to be-
come co-president OF the University of
Chicago.
General Russell a. Alger, of Michigan,
positively declines to be considered as a
senatorial candidate.
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Good Advice.
Richie Gazette
Richie Gazette
The Wheeling Daily 1NTELLIGENcER ia
splendid paper. Subscribe for it this
Republican year.
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. If you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has won
derful curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed TO do all that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at the Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles SOC and 81.
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an Easy Way Out.


Estimates OF the loss OF customs rev.
enue under the Wilson bill run all the
way from s75,OOO,OOO to slOO,O0o,o0o.
The advocates OF the bill concede the
former estimate. Under the threat OF
the bill the falling off was 100000 600 in
the six months ending January !.
Secretary Carlisle tells Congress that
if the present difference between re-
ceipts and expenditures continue to the
end of the current fiscal year. which
ends June 30, the deficiency Tor the
year will be SIS, 100000. It may as east
ly be more as less.
supposing the secretary's estimate to
be accurate, matters can easily be
mended by Withdrawing the Wilson
billnnd announcing that the Mckinley
tariff ia to stand. This would not make
up for past deficiencies, but it would
provide against any more of the same,
This is very simple way of getting
at it, and it would also revive the coun-
try's industries.
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Medical writer's claim that the cue.
Sessful remedy for nasal catarrh must
be ritating, easysof application and
one. that&wlll reach the remote sores
and liberated surfaces. The history Of
the efforts 10 treat catarrh is proof nosi-y
tive that only one remedy has com
pletely met these conditions and that
is Ely.s Cream Balm. This safe and
pleasant remedy; has mastered catarrh
as nothing else has ever done, and both.
physicians and patients freely concede
this El5 TACT. Onrs druggists keeplit. =.
READ tile INTrELIiG EscER,s Snec;al a.
Poftiqli lie offer on page three to-day.
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Under the Red Flag of Democracy.
DR.. NJ. S. Holt, OF Weston, sends the
INTELLIGEScER some interesting returns
OF recent sales OF farm lands and live
stock in the counties of Lewis and Har-
rison. 1t has been a long time since
good strong yearling colts sold at the
rate OF $50 for three, and medium wcan-
ling colts at $3.50 head-certainly not
since the "good old Democratic times"
before the war. Lewis and Harrison are
not backwoods counties, either.
Our correspondent asks very peril
nently why it is that Democrats of
means who have confidence in the future
under the Democratic Wilson bill do
not step forward and pick UP these bar
gains. Ii there be any faith in them
now is good time to show it. But they
don't and won't. They tighten their
purse strings and say the Democratic
party is call right"
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Ihn 11nffelIdqqtlre1r.
WHEELING, JAsUARy 1s,.1se4.
For the Needy.

Tho INrELLrGEScEn 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. Tho following have already
been received:
Amount before reported. .......SeS Z
White Cross .......'t'''- r
II. II.
Total to .s6H
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SOME persons who were not informed
have doubted the truth OF the charge
that Ben Earnshaw played an important
part in tampering with the Wetzel
county ballots in the Pendleton-Atkin-
son election. The arrest of Earnshaw
yesterday while trying to hypothecate
G. forged county order will possibly
cause these people to change their
minds, while those who have had no
doubt OF Earnshaw's guilt will be glad
that his sins have found him out.
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Now Is THE winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer" by Ayers Sar-
saparilla. This wonderful medicine 40
inviGorates the system and enriches the
blood that cold weather becomes posi-
lively enjoyable. Arctic explorers
would do we'll to make a note of this.
READ the IETELLIGEScEg's Special Art
Portfolio offer on pnCc three to.dar.
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a New YoRK street railway affords
some inventor an opportunity to make y
fortune right of by offering prize OF
fifty Thousand dollars and all rights in
the Invention to the man who will sub
nit feasible scheme Tor the propul-
sion OF street cars more satisfactory
than the cable and less dangerous than
the trolley" This should inspire the
genius of American inventors to solve
the problem of street transit.
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p
Discriminating Against Homo Indus
fry
There was a time whom the distance
between this country and Europe cut
some figure and was an clement OF pro-
lection 10 home industry. Rapidly,
ease and cheapncss OF communication
have wiped out any advantage we ever
possessed in this particular. The
trainers OF the Wilson bill know this
and have banked on it for the benefit OF
the foreign producer.
N1cssrs. A. r. Whitney Co., New
York, have prepared very instructive
table in which they show how the Will
son bill will work with regard to certain
iron and steel products. Latest home
and foreign quotations are taken, the
2 English pound sterling being figured at
81 IS to reduce it to the equivalent in
American money. The ton is 2,240
pounds.
Under the Wilson bill, duty 35 per
cent ad valorcm, beams up TO twenty
inches deep, angles, tees, channels and
shapes, valued at $40 81 f. O. b. foreign
port can be landed at an Atlantic port
IN this country for S27 60; and at S3S 60
f. o. b. Pittsburgh it costs $3S 0S to lay
them downat the soaboard, giving thes
foreigner an advantage OF more than
S11Ea ton. Landed at 4 Pacific port the
Foreigners advantage is greater, being
moro than Sl4 ton.
On boiler plato landed ut an Atlantic
port under the Wilson duty of 80 per
cent the foreigner would have an advan-
tage of nearly six dollars ton. On
bars, according to size, the foreigners
advantage would run from few cents
"a ton up to IS 90 On cotton ties,
which aro to come III Tree, the foreign
product would be ahead by moro than
eight dollars ton. On black sheets,
sNo.s12, duty SO per cent, tho foreigner
would be ahead by sixty-six cents n
ton, and on some sizes by more than
three dollars ton. Foreign gulvau-
lied iron, which is to be dutiable at 80
per cent, will have varying advantage
according to size and running up to
nine dollars n ton. On billets, at tho
present remarkably low quotations, the
90
foreigner will be at disadvantage OF
ssixty-fve cents a ton, which would not
slong stand in the way.
Tho pertinent question is, if tho Will
$ son rates go into effect how are those
American products to hold their own
Sin their own market? They will have
to be produced at less cost than now.
How this is to be accomplished is some
thing. for tho manufacturers and their
employees to think over. Either iron
and steel are sold to-day for less than
the cost OF production or "all men are
liars.''
The only way that tho Wilson bill can
make the cost lower is TO lower wages.
The prospects, not inviting for any
body Interested in the business directly
Sor5 indirectly.
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and faintness. which increased in severity ana
frequency in spite of all efforts to relieve them
II almost despaired of ever getting any better
when was induced to try DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. and after taking less
than two bottles feel as If had new lease OF
life Am able TO eat without distress and sleep
we'll eau and do most heartily recommend
DR.. Greenes Neryura. and take great pleasure In
telling OF the good it has done me"
= There arc many thousands like her. and they
can all be restored to health and happiness by
the same means, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy 1t is purely vegetable and harm
less and will surely make you well.
1t is the discovery and prescription OF noted
physician, DR.. Greene, of 80 W. Fourteenth
street, New York. the successful specialist IN
curing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases.
He can be consulted in all cases free of charge,
personally or by letter
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

hhOS1EE . SAic.
By virtue of deed OF trust made by John
McMorris and Mary A.. McSforris, his wife, to
as trustee. dated Augnst9. 1855. recorded in
the Office of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio County. West Virginia in Decd of Trust
Book No. 81: page PSI. Will sell at the north
front door of the Court House OF said co unity on
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF JANUARY, 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. m. the following
described property that is TO say:
Lot numbered ffty-flye. in Division +. as
designated on the map of the subdivision OF
the Joseph Caldwell estate and additions there
from to the city of Wheeling. in Ohio county.
West Virginia, said lot is fronting on the west
side of Coal street and on the north side OF Cald-
well street in said addition.
TERMS OF SALE :-Oue third and as much more
the purchaser elects TO pay in cash on the
day of sale, the balance in two equal INSTALL
ments ut one and two years. the purchaser CIV
ing notes bearing interest from the day of sale
for the deferred payments.
w. ]. w. CoWDEN, -Trus tee
W. H. HALLER. =Auctioueer. s del5
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THE Chicago Inter Ocean makes sug-
gestion, which, though meant to be sar-
castle. is very appropriate, when it.says:
Having stopped mining and slaughter
ed the sheep and cut of the wagework-
er in the machine.shop from his paying
wages, Brer Wilson might amend tho
bill to SOW Canada thistle seed in the
wheat belt. 1t would help the poor in
India aud Russia; and tho Democratic
party seems to have deep sympathy Tor
the laborers OF Europe"
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rnE Democratic papers that are do
znouncing the Morrill, tariff rs q Repub-
6lican measure should read up on their
history. The measure was signed by q
democratic President, James Buchan-
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WHAT row the Huntington Demo-
Gratis arc having over tho Wilson bill.
There was none of this among Hunt
ington Republicans or other Republic
ans while the Mckinley bill was pend
ing.
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IT is officially denied that the deposed
queen OF Hawaii will sue the United
States for damages, though it cannot be
denied that Lii has just cause for a
breach OF promise action against Mr..
Cleveland. Did he not promise to fright
her great wrong and fail to doit?
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1892, when we i'm ported 10000 tons3less
than in 1889. 1t is no news that the
Welsh tin plate industry has suffered
terribly by the growth of that Ameri-
can industry which President Cleve-
land commissioned q Welsh visitor to
find for him if he could.
The foreign loss has been the domes-
tic gain. Under Republican rule We
have legislated for ourselves. Under
Democratic rule this policy is to be
reversed; which gives the Welsh tin
plate manufacturer and his employees
reason to look hopefully to the future
and to say prayers for the long life and
prosperity OF the Democratic party.
IL the view OF the Huntington Demo
Gratis Governor 81acCorklo is traitor
to the Democratic party because he OPP
poses free coal, and SO is>everybody who
opposes any part OF the sacred Wilson
hill. How sad.
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THE state Democratic convention IN
Pennsylvania forgot to SO much as refer
the Presidents Hawaiian policy.
Democrats everywhere would forget all
about it if they could.
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THE ways and means committee met
its first dcIeat in the adoption OF the
amendment providing that the free
wool schedule shall so into effect i'm
mediately on tho passage OF the tariff
bill. It is not likely that this will DO
the only defeat, however.
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TnEr are driving the wool schedule
on under tho spur. Why is it that the
Democratic politicians have SO intense
q hatred of wool? Black or white, they
nrc dead against it.
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Discriminating Against Homo Indus
- lrY.