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rho rrcnsnry Going Down MIlI.

inc IrtuSuE1 S"'r- A""' 1900
In the five months just passed OF the
current fiscal year the treasury has paid
out for ordinary expenses nearly $685.
100000 more than it. was received.
"This wasn't the style in our grand
fathers days"
Under Republican administration
the receipts exceeded the expenditures.
and instead OF increasing the public
debt and the interest charge both were
reduced. By all the signs the present
administration will keep up tia present
gait for many moons. The expenses
will be greater than the receipts, and
under authority 10 maintain specie pay
ments moro bonds will be sold to keep
the wheels OF government moving.
There ia no authority to sell bonds for
this purpose, but the bonds will be sold
lust the same. The treasury will need
the money, investors will take the
bonds, and the little matter Of lack Of
authority will not stand in the way.
lis good thing for the administra-
ton, for tho Democratic party and for
the country that the credit OF our gov
eminent is first-class.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
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acknowledgement
wnrrLINe, pEcElpEn 8, lsoa.
Tho Assembling of Congress.


Congress meets to-day, and the inter-
estins question is, What is it going to
do? Some Of the Democratic leaders
most of whom have shown Themselves
wonderfully incapable of leading-say
that the "pop.gun" tariff bills will be
taken up in the hope of passing them.
They may be taken up, but hardly with
tho hope Of putting them through. I'M
less there has been a radical change in
senate sentiment their case is hopeless.
An effort is promised to reform the
whole currency system from the ground
up. The President is expected to strike
the key note in his message. The last
time the President appeared in a per-
Torrance OF this kind the Republicans
in Congress had to go to his support,
and they had to support him agrees
sively, to get his measure through. He
may rely on them again if he shall sub.
nit proposition that commends itself
to their judgement; otherwise his rec
concentration will have hard road to
travel.
In the Democratic party there is no
approach to unity on the money ques-
ton. The President has always stood
by u sound currency system. The south,
in which his party has had its main
strength, has taken up with all the
vagaries on this subject. 1t will be lit
tie short OF miracle if the President
can bring his party up to any recon-
mendation he is likely to make.
Outside of the possible further agisa-
ton OF the tariff question and the pro-
bable effort TO do something with the
currency. the remainder of the lilo Of
this Congress is likely to be devoted to
passing the appropriation bills. The
less this Congress attempts to do the
better its party will stand with the
people.
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FUNNY SNAPS.

A few days since woman entered a
certain hat store. She had in tow boy
OF about 10 years oil age. That 49,, his
body was 10 years old, but his face look
ed like man OF 30.
81 want cheap hat for this boy. 1
don't care what it is, SO long as it is
cheap"
The halter pulled over his stock and
finally presented to the woman a hat
worth about so cents.
~ guess this will satisfy you" he
said. at Is so cents"
"All right; I'll take it. l wanted
something for the boy to have fits in"
and then she went out-Erchdnge.
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AMONG OUR FRIENDS.
Power of the Press.

Huntington Repubheaa.
We are great believers in the power OF
the press for either good or bad in a
community, and there is no quicker or
surer way OF elevating the tone OF the
people than the dissemination OF good
wholesome literature, and the quickest
way Of accomplishing the greatest good
is through the wide circulation Of the
daily papers. II the Republicans OF
this state would see that copy Of the
Wheeling INrELLIGEScER was placed in
every family in the state from now IN
til 1896, We would guarantee that there
would be no trouble in giving the state
finally to the Republican party by an in
creased maiority.
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If "Jim" Hoyt, Of Cleveland, gets tho
Republican nomination for governor OF
Ohio, West Virginia will 20 to sec him
inaugurated. Brother HOyt came down
to help US jolliiy, and tramped through
the mud and was happy and made n
happy speech that made everybody else
happy, and was voted "corker."
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THIS will be the last session OF Con-
gress on earth for many who will an
swer to the roll call. Whether they will
DO members OF Congress in tho ncxt
world is u question to be determined by
the clairvoyants Of long and especially
clear vision.
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TIE Noble county Republican re-
marks philosopbicalIy: "wess Vir-
ginia Democrats have one source of
consolatioa-they live in Republican
state" To the Democrats who helped
to bring it about it is more than con'o-
latiOn. 1t is near approach to "ghOul-
ish plee."
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No Sect in Good Government.

NO seCt IN 1OOu oOferHheh's
Bishop Potter, of New York. in his
Thanksgiving sermon had a good deal
TO say on the politics Of the city re-
Gently redeemed in a measure from
Tammany control A correspondent
says: "He spoke from the aristocratic
pulpit OF St. Thomas church, and
standing there as an Episcopalian, he
gave the highest measure Of praise to
the achievements of the Presbyterian,
Parkhurst" It's a pity that there is
such thing as an ''atistocratic pulpit"
but never mind that.
Why should not au Episcopalian
have a good word to cay for Presby-
terrain who does good thing? Is there
an Episcopalian code Of public morals,
Presbyterian, u Baptist, Methodist,
Roman Catholic? II it had not been
for the getting together Of men OF all
religious creeds and men Of no religious
creeds Tammany would still be in I'M
disputed control in New York. DR..
Parkhurst led, not as Presbyterian.
but as a citizen. He was followed
loyalty on the line of reform as a cham.
pion of reform, not as theologian.
1t was an inspiring sight, this band
ing together of rightthinking people of
all classes and conditions and races and
religions to rout the freebooters and
reclaim the city for it's people. The
great result showed what can be done
when whole community lays aside
everything that is small and goes in TO
accomplish one great purpose.
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THINGS WORTH KNOWN G.

Tho greatest velocity attained by n
whale when struck by harpoon is nine
miles an hour.
Tusks OF the mammoth have been
found Of length OF nine feet, meas.
ured along tho curve.
1t is believed by microscopsts that
tho highest powers OF their Instruments
have not yet revealed the most minute
forms OF animal life.
The Pacific ocean covors 100000 Of
tue $4,000, 900 square miles which com-
pose tho oarth's surface, aud tho Allan
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OUR government bonds could BIO paid
in silver as well rs in gold, but investors
do not believe they will be paid in any
thing less vatuabis than gold. and SO
there is rush to get them as an invest
ment of less than per cent. II there
were any thought that silver would be
offered IN payment it would be useless
to offer the bonds. This is something
to think of.
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JAPAN is willing to entertain pence
proposals from China il she can be con-
WINGED that the pig-tails eau meet their
promise to pay. There is something
rather droll in the little country hold.
ing this attitude towards the far bigger
one. Japan knows the value OF her
hand, and the world may be sure that
she will play it for what it is worth.
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The Tennessee Democrats are having
hard lines. With all their figuring
Evans, Republican nominee for COVER
nor, has pluralsty Of 1000 on the face
OF the roturns They would like to do
him out Of his seat but SEQ no good way
to do it. They will probably have to let
HIM be governor.
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II Only It Could BE.

II at the recent election the people
Ind had n chance to pass directly on
the presidency and both houses Of Con-
gress, and if the men elected at that
time woro to take their seats to-day,
how much better the country would
feel.
Instead Of this only n now house Of
representatives was elected last month.
ana unless there DO a called session
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THE fact that bank exchanges continue
almost fourth less than for the cor
responding period Of 1892 shows that
the country has to gather up good
deal before it can recover its lost
ground.
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"A week In Galllcc! What said the queen
Such prodigy was never Secn,'
"But dear. dear bees, | had day twill stay
And make me rich. mud glad, aud good aiwav.
That peace without nilOy cOntinucth,
That week Of perfect JOY In Nazareth
"How went you there, tell me, pray, sweet
mite"
"From a caravanSnry one moonlight night
Tie camel bore n load Ol fragrant things
Epon the thOrnY ROAD hnd hurt INV Wings
So, riding on pile Of lOuCycd dates
passed mile after mile beyond the gates
Sweet mite, why did you toHmY Nhat nave
you donc?'
"I went TO see the home of the lovely One.
And in the mountain air on the fresh. cool
gathered honey there with the wild black bees
once, going home brgrt with precious store
OF rose, aud mOthcrwoIt and thistle core.
Close by the gate Of Main on the rocky steep
met Il mOuTnlul tTuin,'
And did you weep
ayes. with widow wGpt her only sou
Then soft behind US stepped the hoIy one
/ In upou Ills arm and heard Him say
on, bees, what mutchlcss charm. what EinGly
Thus I'D the dear Christ spcak: Put back thy
tears.
With the cbb.tidc OH her cheek swept back the
Ito stopped the passing bier and MI stood still.
In eager, trembling feat 10 learn His VIII,
4 word nnh that was aii: Young man, mtse|
Far oil he heard the call in paradise"
"Oh. tho spirit hath swift feet when Carthwnrd
Yea, haStcncth, to meet the oldtimc ground"
'Rcd light flashed IN his check and lit his Cyc.
As mute nurornS streak the northern sky:
And, oh, that mothers bliss Mover again
such perfect flower Ns this will bloom ut Main.
Sa pGacc aud deep content abide with me
Since that bright week spent IN Gnlilcc.
C5jrngo AGNES 4, MITCHELL
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A Profitable Investment.

FGirlHORt Hed VrgtHIdH.
This old, able and reputable journal
needs no words OF commentator. 1t
speaks Tor itself. Every Republican in
the county should be reader OF it and
the West Virginian. Being such all
would be happier through this life, and
none the less prepared for the life here.
after.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03

FoRruxArELY govt has not invaded
tho presidential hand. So we shall have
a message, as usual, and the country
will be safe. 1t is disgusting to think
what might happen if we were to skip a
few messages.
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"oh tho spirit hath swift feet when carthword
Yea, has T to meet the old.umo ground"


la continually going on in tho human
systom. Tho demon OF impure blood
strivcs to gain victory over tho consti'
tuition, to ruin health, to drag victims 10
tho grave. Hoods SHrsapnriIlH is tho
weapon with which TO defend ones
sell, drive thodcspcrNte enemy from tho
field, and restore bodily health for many
year,.
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ClGrEsblr0 telegram
The Wheeling ISTELLIGEScER is ono
OF tho very ablest journals OF the coun-
try. 1t has made gallant fight for the
grand principles OF the Republican
partY.
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None Better.


Vest Union Herald
No better paper is published for tho
general information OF the reading pub
lie, especially West Virginians.
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people.

ALABAMA has two new governors
sworn in, and the riot has not begun.
The Democratic governor has the key
to the executive chamber and the other
governor will try to take it from him.
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MOuHdFTilIc EeLo
For q person wanting the news, the
INrELLIGEScER will fill the bill as COM
pleteIy as any, as its telegraph and local
service is not excelled by any.
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ONCE more we arc to have Congress
with US. The last dose 1t gave tho coun.
try left a decidedly bad taste in the
great American mouth.
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Rea Union Record
1t is ably edited and fully up with the
times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03

sooner tina. house viii not assemble uu-
til December, 1895. A Republican
President cannot be seated until March
4, 1887.
Under our system Of government. It
is long time after the gun goes of be-
fore the target is hit
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IIoons Pills euro nausea, sickness, in.
digestion and biliousness. &c. g
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DR.. Bowling, of New York, was speak.
ing of the incompatibility OF union Of
church and state in this country. He
said:
patrick and Bihdy had been long
time married, but did not get along well
together, Tor they were almost continu'
ally quarreling. I:happened, however,
that one day when they were sitting to-
gether opposite the fire in came the cat
and dog and laid down between them
and tho fire and also opposite each
other. =.
Presently Biddy speaks up and says;
Faith, Patrick, isn't it shame we
should be always quarreling; see tho
cat and the dog, how peacefully they
get along
"'0ch, Biddy, sure and it isn't fair
comparison at all Just tie them toGeth'
or and see how they'll act '"-Middle'
form "R,-Ord."
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editions. Is entered in tho PostoIhcc at Wheel
ing. ". Va, rs seeond.eIasS masseF.l
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A SYRIAN ChovEn SONG.

"A week In GallIlce What said the queen
Such prodigy was never seen"
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The South Carolina Presbytery. at a
recent meeting, received into its MEM
bership, after examination, the Rev.
James Woodrow, DID,, who had been
under cloud for some time on account
OF certain views about the descent Of
man which he is supposed to have en-.
tertained. He was asked ii he believed
the Holy scriptures contained in tho
Word Of God and answered that he did.
Further:
"Do you believe that Moses wrote the
Pentateuch?"
"Most OF it, sir" -,
"What portion do you think he did
not write?"
Argonaut.
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"How went you there, tell me, pray, swcC
mite"
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"From caravanSnry one moonlight night
Tie camel bore n load Ol fragrant things
Tpon the thOrny road had hurt INV wiigs,
So. riding on pile Of lnnGyCd dates,
passed mile after mile beyond the gates
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sweet mite. why did you roNm2 What have
YOU dOnc?"
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A good story is told of number Of
BOYS who were playing on Saturday in
front OF an Episcopal church. The rec.
tor suddenly came out Of his parsonage
and told the boys to be quiet in front OF
the Lords house.
'That is all right, mister" said the
BOYS. 1.-THE Lord is not here to-day. He
Is down the street at the jewish syna-
gogue."--Jetrisl Messenger.
Democratic messenger., 1894-03-24
Iil MeilaOrialll.

Passed from earth on the 2lst of Feb
ruary, 1894 Adelia. daughter OF Mordecia
and Sarah T.. Powell aged ~ years.
Frail from childhood, truly hers was n
life of affliction. The centre ot love most
fond. and of tender care, vet. when the
Master calls ''enough - she passed over the
narrow river of death. leaning "n the arm
of the Beloved, leaving frinis to mourn,
not Tor her released spirit. hut for them
selves After her funeral her mother on
ln"king over her papers ionnd one hearing.
the following lines. written some months
ago. Twenty wears have ALMOST glidcl hv
IN which. | fear. | cannot name even one
month ot health AMI enjoyment. But, Thank
G"d IL has been six Years since gave my
heart 1" Him. | have prayed Tor health, and,
now - God, give up all my hopes. Ii Thou
hast nothing can do, il my course is run.
take me To Thy bosum. In few more wears
! should have more ties, more hopes to give
up. Heaven help aud comfort for | now Law
my ailicti"n at Jesus feet, that I NAV le
guided aud made tit Io meet Him. Need I
care whether ! live ar die for my life is
bitter with aiilictinns; they ARE great Nv
heart is heavy oh God, have mercy an ne
for Thine own sake am hut poor suffer
err am III agony; cry unto Thee, oh Most
Holy To give me peace create i'll me clean
heart. and still this pain that may lie able
to praise Thee more checrfully all the days
of nay life. Iifcs chariot stood still and
our sister has found the rest 50 Ion. desired
and we sorrow, not without hope.
Her funeral was preached al Friendship
NJ. T., Church by her pastor Rev. W. X.
McFArlanc, and her body was inferred In
the Evergreen cemetery hear Berlin. To wait
the resurrection Of the Just.
Democratic messenger., 1894-03-24
Harrison s. Parsons
Berlin, nd, March 24th.

The daintiest of goods, the freshest
Of fabrics will greet Your eye next
week. The goods will have no musty
odor of springs that have passed
they'll exhale the fragrance Of THIS
SPRING because they'er new as well
as the prices. Our line of childrens
spring hats both in cloth and light
colored material will be complete.
We pride ourselves on having the
incest and most complete line of mems
heavy cotton work shirts at twenty
five cents that was ever in this place,
and for better grade of the latest
candidates will doubtless have TO step
down and out.
Designs in laundried goods with OF
without collars, we have no equal.
Our line of ladies Oxford ties, point
ell and London toe, will he n marvel
of neatness when We get them all in,
and the prices will be cut lower this
spring, than the shoes. Just received
a full line of new garden seeds, also
clover, timothy, and orchard grass.
not an ounce of old stock on sale.
You are cordially invited 10 look at
our new stock, whether you buy or
not
Democratic messenger., 1894-03-24
NORTH BEACH.

Mrs. Hudson has returned home
from visit TO her sister in Milford,
Del.
For the past few weeks fish have
been plentiful and as fish is generally
supposed to be brain TODD it is hoped
it may have the desired effect and
increase the attendance at Sunday
School.
Many older persons whom we have
talked with say they never saw Il
March like this one. We agree with
them and accept the same as a
wonderful blessing from the Great
Architect who always does things well.
Mr.. J. Ii. Jones is building himself
a nice neat little battcauy. lie has
done great deal of the work himself
but had il not been for the man who
knows how to handle the square. it is
doubtful If Jack would ever got there.
Capt. Hudson went TO Ocean City
recently and brought down the new
boat wagon. This is a wonderful
improvement over the old one making
the work Of loading and unloading
the boat very easy, as well a. being
more rapid.
Our school marm. Miss Dellie
Riley. was sadly disappointed on
Sunday last. She was expecting Ia
meet her mother and entertain her
for a few days on North Beach, but
was disappointed owing TO the f"ggy
and rainy forenoon.
Democratic messenger., 1894-03-24
POCONIOKE.

Mr.. James III. Iockerman visited
Berlin few days this week.
Mrs. Mary T.. White, of Fruitland
was the guest OF Mrs. W. L. Cathell
this week.
Master Johnnie Paradee entertained
a number of his young friends at his
home ON Monday evening.
Mrs. j. II. Dawson. Of Seafor,l.
Del, has been visiting her sister, Miss
Berthe Stevenson, this week.
Several Of our people are in attend
ance at the Wilmington NJ. +. Confer
ence at Salisbury this week.
Miss Mary Eunis, who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, returned
To this place by boat Saturday last.
The Westminster League of the
Presbyterian Church held sociable
at the residence Of Mr.. Riley NJ
Stevenson on Tuesday evening.
Rev L. C. MacNichol of Salem w.
+. Church, left oh Tuesday To attend
the twenty-sixth annual session of the
Wilmington NJ. +. Conference row in
session at Asbury Church, Salisbury.
The New York, Philadelphia *
Norfolk Railroad Company Is length
ening the sidings ut the diileren;
stations on the line preparatory to the
berry season The siding at Eden will
he heightened To hold one hundred
cars.
Don't forget the entertainment at
Wilkinson Hall to-nig ght the 9th.
Select readings will be- given by Pro.
fessors Havilah Jean Curly. y. VI.
and :. Catharine Tyson, Il. L., both
formerly of Il Pennsylvania college.
hut now Of Cape Charles Seminary,
Va. Music will be furnished by Prof
Harvey :. Morganthal, of Waynes-
boro. Pa Admission - aud - cents.
Reserved seats 80 cts.
The ladies 1f Bethany NJ. L. Church
will hold an entertainment in WIlkin-
son Hall Faster Monday evening, the
26th. This entertainment promises 10
be very interesting One Of the many
features will be dialogue entitled
We'll have to Mortgage our Farm"
The Dairy Maids Drill will give you
an idea Of their manner of conducting
domestic affairs. These numbers will
be interspersed with choice vocal
quartettes, carefully arranged tableaux
aud well appointed instrumental select
ions. Every one should attend Tickets
for sale at Lloyd, Blaine 4 Co.'S drug
store