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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
MINISTER THOMPSON
WIZ BIO Received To-day by the President
z .--sEAs-IaE of I,rnyII -syt H ~. .l

p d . E - z &. = . "
Nav YoRx, Feb. CA World special
dispatch from Rio Do Janeiro SAYS:
President Peixoto will receive United
State Minister Thompson on Wodnes-
day. No foreign diplomat has boon re-,
ceiyed by Peixoto since the breaking
out OF tho revolt, and the exception is
now to be made in tho case OF Minister
Thompson inrecognition OF tho attitude
OF strict neutrality which tho United
States government and its representa-
tives have preserved during The trou.
.bles in Brazil. 1t is learned that Adj
miral Benham Is about to, send tho
cruiser New York TO Dosterro, in tho
south, to look after American interests
there, which, arc menaced by. tho insur-
gcnts. All Is quiet hero despite tho
many wild rumors that are boing sent
out almost daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07

TASGIEH, Feb. G.-Gen. Martinez
Campos has been received by the Sultan
Of Morocco, who made speech in pub:
lie and declared. his intention OF nd
ministering exem plary punishment to
the Riffs. This is the fret time in con-
turles that sultan OF Morocco has
spoken i'll public,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07

MAIsEILLEs, Feb. 0.-Thc Russian
steamer Koerniloff enco untered terrific
gale while on her voyage from Smyrna
to Tripoli and when near Limasol island
Of Cyprus she was wrecked. Happily
the 100 passengers on board OF her. as
well as the entire crew, were rescued,
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Is the burden OF an old song. II you want to
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Incompatible IN bilious, dyspcptic, rheumatic
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4 Remarkable Discovery.

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NEw. York, Feb. 6.-Harry Watkins,
one OF the Oldest actors in this country,
died suddenly ut his home OF heart dis.
ease at Z o'clock last night.
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A FLORIDA CLIMATE.

Proper arrangements arc made for
mixing tempered or cooler airrwith tho
warm air so that alowerins OF temper
ature can DO easily secured without
lesseninc the volume OF mir supplied X
change Of the air in the entire building
takes place once in every ten minutes
and an average and uniform temper
ature OIL degrees was easily obtained
in the late zero weather without run
ming the apparatus to its full capacity
in any part. There Ia delivered into
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-10

Is a bad sirnilc Tor the cat IS a very mus
cuIar animal for its size. But TO be as weak
as "A cOnValeSceut after "A wasting ana pro
tracred disease is 10 DE weak indeed Moth
ing in the way Of a tonic promotes CON
vaIescence. haStens q gain in strength, like
Hostetter's Stomach BitterS. 1t increases
Nervous invalids derive from it unspeaka-
able benefits. 1t cures malaria, rheumatism
constipation.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
A Disease of Many Forms and known
lay Many Names.

Catarrh of the nose is called ozena. ca
tarrh OF the throat is called pharyngitis
catauh Of the larynX is called iaryngitis
cataTh OF the bronchial .ubes is called
bronchitis, catarrh Of the lungs is called
consumption, catarrh of the stomach IS
cahcu dyspeI,-ia, catarrh or the bowels IS
called durrhoe1 ana dysentery, ca
tarrh Of the Kidneys is called
Brlhts disease catarrh Of the blad-
der rs called cysu;is, catarrh Of the womb
is called female disease. But ali of these
diseases, from beginning to end, are simply
chronic c3tarrh, ana whatever remedy is
capable OF curing catarrh in one location
viii cure il i'm every other location Thus it
is easy for amy one to see that i'm recon-
mcading Pe-ru-na for this long list of dis
eases, ID is really only recommended for
one discast-chronic catarrh. pc-ru-n1 will
cure Them AN for the simple reason that il
viii cure amy one of them
Every One interested i'm this subject
should send Tor a free copy of the Family
Physician No. ?. which completely explains
Tine whole subject of chronic catarrh. Sent
free 90 any address by The Pe-ru-na Drus
Manufacturing Company, Columbus, ..
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racticab BILE as provided in this act, TO make
the estimate of the school fund provided for
i'm section of this act they shall base
their estimate upon the amount of school
fund coming into the treasury for the
year preceding the year for which estimate
i made
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ANY doubt that may have existed over the
DLssase, b. the Legislature, OF q general
registration law was swept away by TIC
action of the house Thursday morning.
There had been some talk o. = i.sAt on tile
bill and some opposition did develop. hut II
amounted - little 50 lar rs tae Anat Te-
suit was concerned.
SOM OF the representa- ivcs Of counties
alTeady having registration systems were
expected 10 cppose the passasc 81 tue com
nfttee's hill as amended. taking the position
that the systems they had were better imam
that provided by the general bill, but the
pe,,ssfty for some general law Was 50 par
amount that almost all of these fell in line.
OF The s. votes against the bill, but / were
cast by democrats
Tho full text Of the bill is:
The RilI As u stands.
Section l. Ie & enacted 10y the general
assembly, that after the first Monday IN
January, lS.5. no person shall be permitted
10 vote ia amy election Zoo The state iof
presidential electors, for members OF con-
gre. for governor. for stattlOUse officers.
for members Of the general assembly, Tor
county officers. county commissioner, Tor
Justices o. the Ueace, Scr clnstati'S' i's
members OF the county board al luDalieH'
where chosen - Tie people, nor III any
other popular election 10 nj any oiher
state or county office now existing o. here
after created. Evr iu any state or county
election Tor any purpose whatever, unless
such person shall have Leln registered as
hereinafter provided.
sec. =. L. ID likewise enacted, that on
January j. IN5. or as soon thereafter as
practicable and en- tine ist dry ~ J4nHhsE
OF each succeeding wear. tln t-N collector
~ each county in this sta. s'Ii open =
book. or books. L. be desl-iai-i as voters
t1ak=' containing oE the H-st Ia-a. cr near
j" a
- lo swear or affim ;rat 7 ana "a citizen
OF tl. ulL..l States tlal 2 ann twenty -oiie
- 81 ta.s calendar wear; that J have
resided ln tAts state lHr one At.-is anu tt
rh5- county tar -tN months immediately
.'l'TE.r y,.~s that have uaid aiI taxes
zion r[ l>7.. have heeu Required of iue, s,,-
.-eut taE.- Cor this year. ana tHat a-n not
.lrg- r--..-.. committed .ir.f n. laws ,r
tnl- state. 3 further swear ur ai.l-ul tl.ti
, reside Boo the -- s.ri.t. -. D.. or is
the - warl ~ tut City 81. , ~
r..su.I-.- su street,
-S. tax eau et1r may uI.s MS many
81 said voters books as le mnl deem ueee@-
saEs. aut he SHAH always k,.p one such
voter may apglg % tll tax collector or llis
utIi.. az tac county site, 40 ans and an
times uLeu his ollie. IS open Ter .he IfE-
rL.ur .I r11e- or other business. ata .e
shall also earrs with him ANA Resp uIea
Tor -i.... ru-.- uac such voters book .n each
ami au ut al= visits Co t." several f-.IlftiH
districts l. las euautk, Tor tEy IuIinse 81
collecting tezs-s That said 'aA collector, ~
~ him ta r-c.5pt for tlN.- Do tae vsual
,-uur-. 90 -i- employment. IS hereby tmu.E-
eTe.l c. cabs, sA.t're - s-it Npt0t t.o9r
and g. a....t.rlal sii4 "---A- n " Il tt4
signature ~ a.s r~1l is i."t clearly 4.'',.-
Die. r.r officer ll l-s-EEr ui tlt VOTERS H.t.A
shall, NJ the time the -l-iAtir. IS 11..i.
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our F,rcouent Election Days.

RarT-'s Tricopherous the finest dressing
AMI best tonic fer the hair IT al drug
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THE LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS or THE IAW-MAK-
Frs THE PAST UEEH.
The Two Bills Which Occupied the House
Last Tuesday Are of Much Interest.
Othet Legislative Notes.


cussion on the subject of the public schools
and the duties of the state toward those
most necessary branches of the education
al system.
The bin is practically that introduced
by Mr.. Branch early in the session and was
drawn under the direction. il is und rstood,
Of the state school commissioner. or rath
CT was drawn in accordance with the rec
concentrations OF his report and the sugGes-
tons from himself on this most important
subject
When the bill got to the committee,
substitute was prepared under the direc-
tich of the committee, and it was this sub
sttute which was reported 10 the house.
The title Of the bin is Ito systematic
the finances and increase the efficiency OF
the common schools by providing for di-
rect payments into the state treasury OF
ali the moneys belonging to the common
school fund. ana the use of the same for
common school purposes only; for quarter
iy apportioumcnt and disbursements OF the
common school fund; Tor quarterly pay
ments to teach rs; for making the school
year coiuciue with the calendar year; for
making the school fund d fixed ana certain
sum, anu for other purposes
The Bii as Passed.
The provisions of the bill, as it passes
the house, are MS follows:
That beginning with taxes for the year
1898, All moneys belonging 70 the common
school fund of the state, including poll
tax and specific tax, snail be paid direct
into the state treasury in like manner as
other state taxes are paid, and said COM
mon school fund SHAH be used for no other
ihan common school purposes, as provided
by law.
That on the 31st day of March, the S0th
day Of June, the 39th day OF September,
and the 5lat day OF December, in each year.
or as soon thereafter as practicable, the
treasurer OF the state shall place to the
credit of each county in the state on his
books its prOportiOn&te part Of the common
"A AI Al
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., ,.,t and i'm case of loss. a SCI
- ar, he sneedily made. If any COM
nam, doesn't want to carry but three,
four fonTtbs of the value Of the property tns
thing for them to do is to take premiums
for only that amount ~, -, a
Mr.. Dodson carried through his Dill Dy @
vote of IL TO IL.
Good men are not needed in congress SI
more than good food is in the houSehoIi.
The best food is made with DI.I
ia kim Powder
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WILL BE CALLED "APpoM,TTox."
SURRENDER" Was Objectionable ana
H. Nnme WIS Chnnwch

"''-i'l.'s'o"' me- IN order was
=. t'' ~ '"' 'o'''Ne "el'"' u't'HI 'hl' an
ttihuoh tHdhS4hS tie name OF the postoluce
hcTe,,f0Ie called NEBRASKA which town
Is NOW the county seat of AppomattoN
county virginia to "a UpowattoN Some
,l... , d., .r... .ti,. a, a.. .,,..,ti ,.. 4, y,
.... ~ $50, AZ. ...r,.',I -, ,t...,,,,i, ti,o
'''i"' va emu it'49 IA Ni.iI'Nl"7 'Ac
name OF tht '-A ppNt'lhtt al ANl"uattoN
Courthouse, three miles from Nebraska, TO
...-urrtuJpr. 20 As this WAS tho historical
,,,.... ,,.r.. Conceal ..a ..atittI,ted IA con
l 1t-t,@,, -. ,-,..l,,' u ~. -.
'i'i ''l.'''' ''S' 'o.' 80 ~ W i-1
name because 81 It's UNDERSTANDINGS. me
reason Tor IHe chaHae was TINS. some time
upo tile obi Appropriation courthouse was
burned down ana n new courthouse WAS
,...1t .. ,l,. +.,,.,, nj N-ebr.,el-o i'm Arnor,at
49, -. ,r,.iab I'm. tbe r,gI,ft, eeIt
J, is IN, custom in Virginia To have q couu-
* seat called by the same name as the
county and the postolice department.. not
DESIRING 10 have Two "AppomattoN" post
Offices changed tine name of the old court
house po.toGi.e 10 surrender" The name
.+Atpafoattov' could not bc applied to the
now pn~tofitce at Nebraska until new
l,ostltlastsr. was commissioned for the place.
ana mis- was done ~ few DAYS ago SO. ac-
,.,r.Iir.. to pras,nt indications the old most
bn,... ,,b.ra leo surrendered is in continue
:, bs called Surrender and The new postof-
6e. nj Nebraska Is to be called after the
mama. oF the county Appomattox.
g,,..-..,i.,
- - NJ ,.i,,i,,, =,
.N1'ol "4uI - ''.N @ No. ~, - - -
Ih + HiHiN.' 'VIle. ,l''h ~ ~ p'Vpu 90 ~,
a1i t'N7,u ~ ne ~ $500 - ~
',| .t t.,',,,l .,,,,l' .,tta,J.s fha 5brn,1s
1870. ' ~, ,.ii,.,,I.,.I,, ia M inints ana INNS
'-'.',''.' i.'i t,.,,iir..- ~, ti,,,s - ~, Jis
49, rI. L1'i, ana sboulders are the
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AND TWAS SENT To THE SENATE.

The Full Provisions Of the act which
Mean. Much to the state-The Dis
cassioa ON it Mas Very short.
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From The Americas Times-Recorder-
If not too late. let US be thankful that
only one more election viii take pisre this
year the city election on the l2th-after
Which the tired voter viii rest through the
holidays and until the county election IN
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THERE WERE ti6

VINO TOTED FOR THE PASSAGE OF
GENERAL EEGISTEITEON BILL.
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Rcnmhlicnn Gnins.

Boston. December Municipal cleo
tons. were held in tweaty-one of the
thlrty-one cities in the commonwealth tc-
dav and in most instances full vote was
polled.
The republicans have made large gains.
due in several instances TO the endorse
ment of its candidates 10y the y. =. A.
In number of cities the A. Il. A. have
succeeded in electing their candidates 10
the school committees and individual mem
hers of the CIV government.
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it was the seat OF empires. ! he mex
volume # HARPER'S MAGAZINE
will contain four illustrated articles
on this region, and three of them will
depict The pre- sent life II etc. JC IAN
RALPH will pr, pure 70. the MAGA-
ZlNt a series Of IL stories, dep ct
ing typ cal p' ase Of CHINESE LIFE
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-12-28
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