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War Between China and Japan.

In war between China aud Japan,
OF which there is now good promise,
the odds would DO against tho smaller
country and tho sympathy Of Americans
would DO on tho weaker side.
Tho Japan OF tho past third OF a cen.
fury has come in very close touch with
us. Her people h0vO sought in great
measure to pattern after us and have
made great progro,s on tho limo OF u
now civilization. Nor was Japan in II
state OF barbOrism before the now light
broke on those beautiful island1. shc
had what Sir Edwin Arnold happily
chOracterlSos MS high, though unique
and specialized, civilization.
Ills revolving to think OF that fairy
land being ovcr.run by tho unprogrcs-
sivc and unitiondly Chinese, II catastro.
phe which wGstern civilization should
not allow. tho whOle Korean question
could DO settled by arbitration before
the slaughter begins.
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The following evidently was intended
for our neighbor, but accidentally fell
into our hands, 80 We place 1t whore 1t
can have It:
WESATERlLGY wASTEo A CHANGE"
BrEpX.
70 Mo EI1Or crtAt lHh'eliH0 Re,ishr'
No. b. gosh. never f4it % good
Al when our eXilngukht party came
/ list setssched and hopt TIL was lamel
o, CfackyI o, Cleveland doodle dol
Yes. every DemoErat tore his shirt
And every sober son Oft gum
Yelled an SWOte for "Clevenild aud reform.
For, 70 Us Aorsheads twas Kingdom cum
o, eracGy! ., Cleveland doodle do!
II was run aud Cleveland everywhere;
n saloons war bl0Omtn' night and day,
JlGl ROln' for Cleveland aud reform
Aud no RDpub' dast " pass that Whyl
o, Ctackyi .. Cleveland doodle dol
Cos VIC narhcrIy punished thOm for
The tnorEl turpGltlnc they showed
In wallgPIn' our friends T. Inc late wn.:
Crack Il 10 'um, Cleveland dOJdle dol
Say, them @. A. RS Is Blttin' skAcc,
Beeos' they Is j!st our nachcrnl prey;
An so we pelE 'un with r0x AMI stunS.
When thuy cum SnGakln' along our way.
o. csScEyl ., Cleveland doodle do!
Laud+akesl Didn't our lrOSe Smith know I!st
Our cxtinsIisht party Ort 10 do. 4,
Knock every NON Of thcm lunkhcadS out
liz served 'Iui right! Don't you say so. too?
o. Cnlckyi o, Cleveland Rnd llOke smith,
too!
Now, whatlle wO do for tllar's somcthin' wrong
Least always, sol kinder looks 10 lnc
III we'd got the kentFy into hole.
An list how TO right things, can't SOC!
o, Crirl;y! o. gracious. what shall we do
With Cleveland aud llokcl o, doodle dol
Why, thurs no maEKGt for anything
That grJwS W ont Of my great mum iaFm!
My tltCn an sHss cannOt Nell.
Nor my wool either OH arg turmi
D. rracky! 9, Cleveland md llokc Smith.
What In thunder ar We GOln' to dol
Gosh! IgucSs twas well We had ouriun
When we did II year ugO last fall;
BecOs' Il we hNtlA't 'uT had ttthCn
I'm sartIn' we'd never hh1 1t ut all!
Fur things Is sOln' from WusS 10 wliS5
Aud our parEy's gone devilty cuSs!
Why, the more Democracy We have
The deeper into tic miro We sink!
Anil tho 9th comes rolling round our heads
Until sun Of us cat hardly blink:
o. cncky! y, Cleycland.wilS1n too
You've Killed us ull-thC party, TOO!
o. I don't enjoy II with cent.
And I'm glItin' awful nlSgnstcd
An five don't havUn great big change
Our knla,nliy parEy,s busted!
llaE gone up the spout-it can't pull
'H''H JErn.L MILESTONE
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Richmond DSpl'eh tD;m'l
Wall street has already jumped to
the conclusion that tho result of MIR.
Cleveland,s interference at this iuncture
will be tho placing Of moderate duty
on sugar, and that coal aud iron will BIO
put upon. the free list. 80 It looks to
us. too, ut this moment But there are
thousands .of good Democrats in Wiz.
ginia who would deplore such m ar'
rangement, and 1t will be n distressing
thing for our senators to havO to choose
between conscntins TO this sacrifice aud
having the whole tariff question kept
open indefinitely. a.
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"My little boy was very bad off for
two months with dinrrh9a. We used
various medicines, also called in two
doctors, but nothing done him any good
until We used ChnmberIain's Collie,
Cholera md Diarrhna Remedy, which
gave immediate relief and soon cured
him. consider 1t the best medicine
made aud can conscientiously recon-
mend il to all who need diarrh0a or
collie medicine. ~. L. Hare, Trenton,
Texas. '
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A Very numbIo servant.

The Re9iaeFs comments on the Cor
man speech aud all that 10 going on be-
tween the President and the Demo.
cratic senators arc very brief and very
tame and decidedly inconsistent with
its former position:
There Is away Of reaching the senate. though
Il r. round about one aud the people have 4
stout TOd IN plckle'Which certain senator! from
New York, New Jctsey aud Maryland Will feel
the weight Of when tho time Gomez
Are the people to lay their stout rod
on tho backs Of senators who may be
responsible for a measure which tho
Reyistr has approved as good enough to
be passed and passed quickly2 Wasn't
the senate measure all right until tho
President denounced It Us party per-
fdy aud party dishonor?"
Wasn't the. RegiSter shouting for tho
senate bill when 1t thought, as DomO.
cratic senators Had reason to think, that
the measure had the President appro.
AalP The merits otthe measure are not
changed by tho change Of the Presi-
dents attitude toward It,
The Regiar would DO well to take u
year oil and get fresh grip on its
mental machinery. Its own party is
laughing at It's .u,tor subsorvioncy 10
the eiver Of all good and perfect consul
ships.
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PmInto Everybody.

Nap York lTor'd (Dan)
The Presidents utterances are genor-
allv distinct. ou,spokenan and to the point
His letter Of yesterday partakos OF this
character. There Is no opportunity OF
misunderstanding what air. Cleveland
means. Tho conference, he says, Is not
alone TO reconcile differences In tho do
tails OF hill, but to decide whether
Democratic principles are to be favsd
or abandoned. The bill as disligured
by the senate is m Abandonment OF
Democratic principlee. f
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MARVIN is distributing 25.OoO samples
Of his famous Lunch Milk Jumbles. A
sample package ia being placed In every
home in tho city. Marvin is chuck.tnll
Of enthusiasm and 20 are the crackers.
Lunch Milk Jumbles are designed os:
pecially for 1ne summer food. Sold
by al! grocers. Ask for them.
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WITT w ~ III
Philadelphia ira, Repj

FMIdHdNhW We V7FtNI
The Presidont's letter permits no
compromise between his NdlIGrents and
tho German senators. There Is no
common ground OF concession or agree
mont. Ono side or tho other must
completely back down or both must
stand firm. In tho latter case tho tariff
bill will fall between tho two houses.
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Wheeling RevH'r tDn.y

Wheeling ReVtstr lD'lHl
There Ia no good reason why tho sen.
ate should not yield. 1t IL unlikely
that any Democrat in that body will
ieopardizn his future political life by
standing IN the way Of the redemption
Of his nnrty's pledges OF tariff reform
when it comes TO the point OF voting.
The senate should yield and yield at
once and gracefully.
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the PRESIDENTS LETTER.
low Can IT?

How Can IT?
Philadelphia hQafrcr. tRee)
How can the house recede from its
bill? How can the senate, under the
Presidents charges. compromise one
jot or tittle2 Tie ultimatun is out.
"This Bill or none," declares Senator
Vest. '.rhis- bill or uone." proclatms
Senator Smith, How can the President
sign such a bill after his vicious attack
upon It? How, indeed, can any bill
got through this session.. Is not the
situation full Of hopo for the conntry2
This /, tho time Tor every Republican
in house and tcnate to. stand together
for the absolute defeat OF every form OF
Democratic tariff legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25

IL an age of fraud and aJulteratiou, 1t
Is certainly gratifying to know that
such an acknowledgment preparation as
Ayers SarsapharilIa may DO implicitly
relied upon. 1t never varies either In
quality, appearance. or effect, but is al
ways up TO tho standard
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Some soyereIpn Notlons.

Mr.. Sovereign has notion that "tho
strike is still on and in full force" II
this ia all that Mr.. Sovereign knows
about it he should read UP aud got in
touch with the situation. All that is
loft Of tho strike is a bad record. Tho
thing went 10 pieces whom tho authority
Of tho law was asserted in a buslnoIs.
like way.
Another of Mr.. sovOroisn's notions
ia that the boycott should be put on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25

NttF NorE IfiGHRe VRqll
In the end, according to present in.
dIcations, the Democratic party will
have to abandon the attempt TO change
the tariff this year. or else 1t will have
to send to the President bill which he
cannot sign without personal hunilia.
ton and disgrace, and which will cover
tho party with llshouor II 1t becomes
Inv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25

JuDoE JOnDAS's admouitiOn Of Davis,
the man who aroused the ire Of the
people Of GreegsyllIe, was timely and to
the point. II Davis has any apprecia-
ton Of the situation he will make haste
to get GU. Of Ohio county.
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often as desired.
First District Republican Convention.
1t is very much to be hoped that
there may BIO no further diSsension with
regard to the place OF holding the con-
.yention to nominate Republican
standard-bcarer in the First congress
siohal district
The convention has been called for
New Martinsville, August l. Tho call
is in regular form, duly signed by the
chairman and secretary Of the commit-
tee. Tic place WINS selected bya ma
iority of tho committeeman voting.
/, The call has the stamp Of the highest
authority known to tho party. There Is
no irregularity aboutit.
There can be no other call within the
party organization. In fact there is no
ottier call, though there has been un-
wise talk ofholding another convention
in Clarksburg. The committee could
have roconsideret its action but has
not done SO and the time is short for
any change in the place.
Tho situation being as IL is. it is the
duty of delegates elected to the conven-
tion to assemble at New Martinsville on
August l and place on the ticket the
choice. of the majority as the Republic
can nominee for Congress.
With the prospect SO good for Repnb-
lican victory in this district it is amas'
ing that anybody should think it worth
while TO make trouble over SO small a
matter as the selection Of q place to
hold the convention. There eau be no
disscnsion OF any kind without placing
in jeopardy Republican success, an of
tense which tho loyal Republicans OF
this district will not look on lightly no
matter who may take part in II.
10 carry further tho remarkable
movement that has been SGT on foot. is
TO split tho Republican party in this
district and to giyo substantial aid and
comfort to tho enemy. Is any Repnb.
lican in the district willing to dothis?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25

WHEN Louisiana senator says that
the sugar schedule "was made by and
in the interest of tho sugar trust" and
that senator is Democrat Sho has rea-
son to know, It will BIO very hard to
make the country believe that public
interests were at ali regarded in the
matter Of sugar. The Democratic Pres
ident stands by the sugar trust. Has
public office come to DO sugar trust !?
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l.attline A Skeleton In rublIc.

IsattIins A Skeleton In Public.
Senator German, referring TO his atti.
tude towards tho PGsidcnt and particu.
larly with regard TO tho campaign OF
1884, says: "Istood with him when We
had but few who had the moral courage
to walk through the slime and 9th and
uphold him."
This is terrific personal lunge at
Mr.. Cleveland. It recalls chapter Of
his history which his cOuntrymen
would be glad to forget. But Mr.. Cor
man does not forget 1T and docs not
hesitate to rattle tho skeleton in his
face with the whole country looking
on.
II Republican had recalled the
Maria Halpin affair, as this Democratic
leader mas done. every Democratic news
paper In the country would have boon
on his back. Mr.. German bring, up
tho episode to show how high degree
OF moral courage it took to stand by u
man with slr. GleveIaad's personal rec
ord.
The Maryland senator wished to
wound Mr.. Cleveland. and he chose tho
weapon which he had reason TO know
would make tho deepest and most last
ing hurt. Mr.. German would not havo
done this If the President had not en-
RACED him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25

WHAT do you take medicine for?
Because you are sick aud want to get
well. ofcourse. Then remember, Hoods
Sarsnparilla cures. s
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Tnr other day au engineer forgothis
orders aud there was fatal smash.up.
This time there ia q misunderstanding
of orders with worse results. Both cas-
ualtics wcrc OF u kind that should never
happen.
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READERS Of he DAILY IntQiqcncer
Ieapiaq tova can haze lie paper sent q any
adde's IN tie Unite't States, postpaid, for
d.ree months, s. 90; for ono month, 65 cents;
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often as desired.
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BoApp, room and books ut Franklin
College, Now AtheuS, O., 81 80 to 5! per
week. Send for catalogue
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AN opEN IvrrIsl..

The foIlowin. evidently was intended
for our neighbor, but accidentally fell
into our hands; 30 We place It whore 1t
can have Il:
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Che gntelLisstrss.
WHEELING, July IS, 1906
FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention J.

A.onyen,ton Of the First Congressional Dis.
trict inubllcatiS will bS held In the ely OF NeW
MnftinGyIa ". Va. On WEDNESDAY, AHS,sst a. y.
EaH district n he voted for Ut tho election 70 "
hrId In November ncXt mud 70 iFnnsact Nncn
other business rs may como beiorc nv t ennNeh'
ton W. 70; y q ;i,nmItIsc
ItA q. HnADY. Secretary. So
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wrw ADVERTISEMENT
r N7,Cn-A (,OypETENTC iltV-

INOR sALE-BRICK BUsINl-,S
10 HoUsE. a. SgO corner Main nj S
StyeetS Centre RenWool. lot le0sS1 la ].
JOuS J. SC.kSLAS,
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'ARTNER Wlrii..il

WANTEp ,, + ,S,rSI.i; r. % V,d,5
yiactlhing buSinusS; will allow 80 y nnHH sd
viii tnGEe party superintendent Of busiN.'. ..'t
dress I. y. 4 N CG,, Lock Box u, ToEvoi
N'- .g
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iThe INTELuGENCEE. embracing Us ,S,s.S'
editions Is entered In tho Postoaice ~ "HSs'
ing. ". Va, as ascondelRs' matter.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-26

THE True Use of Books" was the
OF j. Churton Collins lecture
before the New-Cenuury Club Tues
day afternoon. Mr. Collins Is from
Balllol College. oxford. England, and
began his lecture by dividing readers
INTO two classes-those who read
for pleasure and those who read fol
power.
In the former class are those who
read simply for amusement, and the
dilettante, who reads that he may
shine In society, and who acquires
merely superficial Idea of what he
reads. Among those who read toI
power are tho real students and those
who read for recreation. but still with
an Idea of gaining knowledge. MIR
Collins thinks that we should read
both for study and recreation. but fol
the latter We should choose books
which will Impress the study upon oui
minds. For instance, a student OF his
tory can find many entertaining book
relating to almost any period Of his
tory, and. while serving as a means o.
recreation, they would more tirml,
impress the study upon the memory
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-26


The Philadelphia Press has made al
exceedingly valuable study OF the
movement In the popular vote u
shown In the reoont elections. The
elections of 10 States last year, as com
pared with the Presidential election
returns OF the same States, show
that there was Republican loss OF
about 100, 900 ami Democratic loss oil
452. 900 votes. Making the same com
paIison OF these States In their cleo.
ltione Of 1888 and 1889. respectively, o
Republican decrease OF J82, 0C0 and a
Democratic decrease of 1857. 200 are
shown. The result, namely. a Demo.
cratic loss Of So, QUO votes indicates the
movement in public opinion. and from
this the Press argues a foreshadowing
Iof Republican sweep in 1894 and 4
Republican Presidential triumph In
1895. From the fact OF the falling on
of the Dem ocratio vote last year from
tho year previous, as compared with
the Republican falling of in tho same
period. is much greater. IL would
seem that tue Republican Victory this
year, and two years hence should be
even smore emphatic than were the
Democratic victories of 1890 and 1872.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS


Bappeninxs In THE Pretty Town on
the Delaware.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
New CAsT1H, January 26..-People be-
came alarmed here yesterday after
noon by feeling q great shock. They
thought for Time TINT another pow.
der mill had exploded, but II was not
SO; the fact OF It was that James j.
Corbett had knocked the EnglIshman
out and his fall was what caused the
shock.
AZ soon as tho telephone carried the
message from the REPUBLICAN office to
it's representative here true Ameri
can shout went up.and all the Corbett
men went up the street with bright
smile on their countenance, and q
didn't tell you sor walk. Mitchell
men were very few In New Castle, and
all of them who were here Joined In
the Joy that America 10 the champion
OF the world. So far as can be learned
not more than $l5 was bet by New
Castle men on the result.
A small house greeted Sidna Nor
velle at the Opera House last night
The play, Rose of Killarney, Was rem
dered In good form, considering the
size OF the house. 1t was very uncom
Portable last night to sit in q cold
house. The management should put
the heat to work.
The evening papers containing a re-
port OF the fight sold at premium
last night.
Peter A. Pagan let out an Imported
| fox from Pennsylvania yesterday. and
be was SO botly pursued by the Della
ware hounds that he tried every nooE
and corner to obtain q residence IN
but to no effect. He gave the hunts
men ono OF the Rrandest chases evel
known to fox hunters. Finally after 1
| twelve.mile run he gave the double L
| the hounds. and at last reports OF hin
was in the Leighborhood OF Shawtown
| whore, 1t ls said. he will stay unit
next fall. when no intends TO vote.
Miss McGue Mrs. Marvel, and Mrs
Doris were participants at the st
Mary's I. A. B. Socisty's concert In
| Wilmington last night.
William D0wneys horse ran away
yesterday afternoon while returning
| from the fox hunt. Both rider anC
horse escaped uniDjured.
| A dancing school will DO opened Ii
the lower floor OF the Red Mems hal
next week.
A delightful program has been ar
ranged for the entertainment to b
given by the Young Mems Temper
once Reform Club morrow night
| Ali the other temperance societies iI
the city are invited to be present.
| The funeral of Mrs. Catharlne M
Davis took place this morning. Hlgl
mass was celebrated in st. Peter
Church. Interment In ot. Peter
Cemetery.
The people In charge of 'Littl
| Ruby" the drama to be presente'
next Saturday night week. Februar
3, report that everything looks fa
| vorabie and that the tickets are sell
/ ing right good at present
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"oF
81 HEAD OF HORSES


81 HEAD OF HORSES !
l will sell at Hockcssiu. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY alst. 1884
Att O'Clock p. M,
A carload of Horses as follows
No. /. Sorrel horse. years old, ID bands
well broken, single or double extra
good style, weight IlOs- This lis good
No. . and s-Pair OF iron grays, 5 years
old. I6 hands weight $500. this 10 a GOOD
team, with action aud nerve. good ices
and limbs; this team IL well worth the at
ltention of every one wanting good
heavy team and VIII be sold for what they
will bring. rare chance to get hue
Nos. and 5-Pair OF bay horses. years
Old. 10 hands. weight 300 heavy tails long
necks. This team 10 suitable for every
kind OF use. Broken double and siukio.
(! VIII be sold single or doubleto suit pur-
chaser,
| No. aud 2. Pair OF blacks. s years old.
I l5h hands, weight 2eOn. broke 70 steam.
fearless OF all obiects drive Ike one
horse; will he sold single or double TO suis.
No. 9. Bay mare. 0years old, lb1s hands.
weight 400, broken in all harness, a ms
driver.
weight 1856 pounds. we'll broken In all
I harG ess, smooth end nice.
1 No. 10, Bay mare, years old. I3'S hands,
weight 1900 pound. broken In double hars
No. IL. Bay mare, years old, i5jS hands
broken for a iany TO drive. This Is as good
q cnunk rs anybody has
No. Ebay horse. years old. 10 hande.
1870, broken in all harness and is the kind
Everybody wants; can work or drive.
4 No. Ebay horses, l5al hands. weight
1900. Broken In all harness, smooth and
nice.
No. H-Iay chunk. S years old. weighs
aoo good style. clean and nice, will work
anywhere.
/ No. l5-Roan horse. years old. Ibk
hands 1900 pounds, with plenty of snap.
fearless OF steam, broken in all harness
first-class business horse,
4 No. l8-Bay march years old l5a. hands
HOO pounds. small head, long neck. sired
lby Ben Wills record 2.26; she has ncver
been handled for speed
| The balance OF them are good chunks
and general business hors g | have SCI
lected them specially for this market. and
they are smooth and thoroughly broken.
Come and see them; they can be seen
days prior to sale. This is my frsI sale in
l9t and intend to sell them without re.
serve. Dinner at IL o'clock. sale NJ
o'clock. No postponenent on account OF
tho weather. believe this " III be a good
chance to get young. sound horse cheap
for will sell. BLwOOp WEBSTER.
! l. W. Stidhain & Son. AuctioneerA
Chandler Clerk. i3sts