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The representative., 1894-02-21
Very Well Put.

Rep.-There is just % much money
as there ever was.
POp.-Where is it?
Rep.-In the banks.
UnbrOken silence for two minutes
Rep.-Ifit don't rain pretty soon ]
cannot get water for my sheep.
Pop.-There is just as much water
as there ever was.
Rep.-Where?
Pop.-In Lake Nichigan.-Golden
State.
Every bank in the United States is
overfiowing with money, but the bust
ness men can't get it out. In New
York there are ninety millions of a
surplus in the banks, over and above
the amount required by law. In a
large part Of Minnesota you cannot
borrow money even on a wheat re:
ceipt! Property of all kinds is prac'
tically worthless.-Gold alone is the
subject of universal idolatry. The
yellow metal threatens to devour the
world, and civilization perishes un.
der prehistoric superstition!
1t is enough to make one laugh, II
the results was not so overwhelming
and awful. For every action of mis-
government is represented by grip
ing, hungry stomachs, bare backs,
darkened minds, inflamed passions
Behind the grinning and shallow Plu.
tocracy we can hear the exploding
bombs and see the red torches OF
rapine and murder.
Our only consolation is that out Of
chaos and anarchy the divine Direct
or may bring regeneration, peace
order, PROCESS and brotherly love. It
is in the flames of revolution that
the rubbish Of the past has been
burned up in all preceding ages.
The representative., 1894-02-21

We have received quantity of val
liable documents on the subject of IT,
nance which are printed in the Ger
man language. We shall be glad tt
send them free while they last to our
German readers and their friends.
Our readers will confer a favor If
they will send us the names and post
office addresses of their German
neighbors. To every name so receiv-
ed we will forward post-free a portion
Of this literature.
The representative., 1894-02-21
MIR. Owens Views.

We are sorry to see that Mr.. Owens
suggestions as to the future plat
form Of the Peoples party, have Gre
ated strong feeling Of opposition to
that gentleman in some quarters
The Union, the labor organ of Mime
apolis, has this to say, in its last
issue:
We do not agree with Mr.. Donnelly
in what he says in his comments
above that "Mr. Owens was probably
misunderstood" Mr.. Owens took
deliberate and excessive pains to
make himself understood and the re-
port above quoted from the Mime
apolis Times is correct, usrbotim ct
hteratim. AS preliminary and to en-
force the necessity of his single plat
The representative., 1894-02-21
Silver and the MObS.

Silver has touched the lowest point
ever recorded; or, to state it correct
ly, gold has reached the highest price
ever recorded.
London, Feb. 1.-The morning pa
pers comment upon the fact of silver
touching the record price. The
Times regards the matter seriously
and in its financial articles says that
it attracts the panied attention Of
many interest.
The Daily News says: The increas-
The representative., 1894-02-21

Read Schuneman & Evans adver
tisement on page 2.
The representative., 1894-02-21

Continued on page 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

In the deathgotG George Miller Somer-
set county Pa, lost one OF her most re-
markable characters. Miller was sliced
with smallpox whom only three years
old, and since then he had been totally
blind. Some fifty years agosbe learned
to make hand hay rakes, and he made
them so we'll and substantially that he
soon Init IN a large trade and became
widely known as tho blind rake
maker"
An artist employed on a Milwaukee.
PAPER, too busy to have n wedding, tel
ephoned to his typewriter bride to come
TO his Office when she had finished her
day's work. Then he sent a messenger
for a minister, and the members OF the
editorial staff were called into the illus
trating room to witness the ceremony.
1t takes Just twenty-eight generals to
command the 10,000Spanish troops now
employed Mt Melilla in subduing the
rebellious Rifians. AS each general has
| a large staff its o surprising that the
barbarians are still unconquered.
On Germantown avenue, Philadel-
phia, there is displayed a sign, reading,
'.Ruylings nude Here" and opposite,
in front OF a painters shop, another,
that says, mo, them Rawlings opposite
were not painted by us."
There are over 4,OuU nursery gardens
in the United States, covering l72,SO6
acres OF ground. Over half OF the gar
dens are located in the northern cen
trail states.
Great Britain has $3.50 cannoni
France, 1854; Germany, $3.50; Russia,
4.424; Austria, 2,170; Turkey, 3, 762; the
United States, 4.l55; the world has
41,O73.
The total value OF the crops OF the
| United States during 1892 is estimated
at Sd, 900. O0O, 1000, of which the largest
item is $3.50, 00O,0 900 worth OF hay.
Rev. Francis Drew, aged ninety-two,
and his wife, aged eignty-sixs died last
Saturday at st. Joseph, Mich, within a
few hours of each other.
The most disastrous flood was that Of
Holland in 1880. when 10000 persons
are said to have been drowned.
It is said that wine is SO plenty in
France that it is otferod at q penny a
quart with no buyers.
The Pennsylvania building ut the
Worlds Fair vas sold on Saturday for
only s., 900.
In this country 65.5 per cen of pub
lie school teachers are women.
Cocoa was sent to Europe from Mex
leo in 1920.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Prof. r.. G. Russell, who made, in 1892,
the nearly complete ascent of Mount st.
Elias and the Malaspina glacier, perhaps
the highest North American peak, lee
tured before the Appalachian Mountain
club in Boston recently. He told the
story Of his climb, which is considered
to be one of the most notable geographic
cnl explorations made in this country
in recent years.
An art exhibition announced ct Bris-
toll, England, is to he composed of ex-
| hibits by Bartran Hiles, an artist who
lost both arms when he was. q boy, but
whose devotion to nrt was s~ounconquer-
able that lie learned to draw, holding
tho pcncil in his mouth. The South
Ke%nsinCton museum authorities sent
him to Paris to study at the expense of
that institution.
Sir Samuel Baker, whose death is re-
corded, was notonly a famous explorer.
but he was also a writer OF unusual
ability. He possessed the rare faculty
OF presenting his personal experiences
i'll the moat thrilling manner and at the
same time with becoming modesty.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Grape, now OF
the schooner Oriole, from New Bedford,
lS77in = little dory only nineteen feet
long. They were forty-nine days and
nine hours from New Bedford to PEN
Zance.
1t is reported that Mr.. Edison, at
some day in[the not distant future, will
visit North Carolina and begin active
operations in developing improved
methods for concentrating and reducing
tho sulphuret gold ores OF thai region.
It is understood hat Commissioner
OF Pensions Lochren is to return to a
place on the bench when Judge Nelson,
OF the United States circuit court in
Minnesota, ]retires.
Mrs. Langtry has purchased the Cob
ham Park stud farms in England for
$4,000. Tile Lily's career as an actress
was remarkably successful.
The prince of MALES captured only
two purses on the turf this season, and
they were worth less than $4,000.
Nina Van Iandt has abandoned Mrs.
James Brown potter's company in India.
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DEMooRlrs REpUpIarEIP r..

49, aF-EEErEEN
give REPRESENTATIVE Democratic News
papers Against The Wilson Bill.
Richmond tYa.l Times (Dsm.l
Enterprises in coal and iron ore are
far from being the only Virginia indus
tries that will be injured by the Wilson
protective tariff free trade bill.
Lime is manufactured m twenty-five
states, aud its manufacture employs
hundreds of thousands of hands in
5quafrying, cutting wood, etc. We have
a number of lime manufactures in Vir-
gina that are and have been doing a
prosperous business. The Wilson bill
reduces the duty OF lime to 10 per cent
al valorem, which makes the tax about
three cents on the barrel. This will
XIII all the American trade in lime along
the Atlantic coast, and will transfer the
benefit OF it TO New Brunswick, where
he people can manufacture lime for but
little more than half what it costs here.
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a ]I,cns.nn Casc

Recently the ISrELL1GeScER told o;
of Daniel a. Long, of this city,
late of Company II, First West Vir-
GINA Volunteer Infantry. Long was
resolving n pension of eight dollars n
month and sent in his voucher US
usual. Instead OF getting his money he
Was4iniormod that he had been sus-
ponded.. His protest went in promptly
and Nj. rcndlcton was asked TO SEQ
about it.
Now he department OF Hoke Smith
has chansed its mind. Long is restored
to tie rob, but at a reduction oil two
dollars n month, and the .pensionor
will be given an opportunity to furnish
evidence that he is cntitlel to his pres
#gIong isno moro-and 10 less-entitlcd
TO n pension now than when he was
suspended and the pension bureau has
M 5betier reason TO givo him six dollars
amonth than it has to give him eight.
AS the case stands this veteran is as
seightEdollars a month as to his new
pension OF six dollars; and If he is
drawing a pension illegally he is not
entitled to any. II he wants the old
rate restored he must go the thing all
ovor and prove himself worthy, instead
Of tho pension bureau proving him I'M
worthy to hold his place on the roll.
II pensioners become diaheartened
and accept what the department Of
Hoke Smith will give them rather than
pursue the matter further, the Demo
cratic party will DO able to show very
considerable retrenchment in pension
disbursements.
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Presidential postmusters,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 4-The
President SEM a number of postmaster
nominations to the senate this morn
ing. Among them were: William
Bleckner, Oak Harbor; Edward NJ.
Young, Gambler; Allen T. Cowen, Ba-
tnvia; Charles A. Wyckof, Celina;
Charles L. Critchfield, Mt. Vernon ;
Proctor e.. Seas, Orrville; James E.
Montgomery, VanWert, O.; George B.
Nve, Elwood City, Pa, and John E.
Malone, Lancaster, Pa.
West Elrginia-AIilford NJ. Smith.
Elkins; j.. Ii. Marcum, Huntington;
William z. C%ampbelL, Wellsburg.
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WIT N UMO

a small boy in a suburban town swal-
lowed a penny. "kitty!" called his
alarmed&mothcr, "send for the doctor;
Willie has swallowed aponny" mo,
mamma, interposed the terrified and.
frightened victim, send Tor the minis
ter" ttNhy?p faltored his mother.
Because pa says our minister can get
money out Of anybody.n- Christian In
tchigcncel.
"Mr. County asked mo to him marry
him last night" she blushinglytold hor
mother. And what did-you tell him? 2"
= told him to asS you" TASK me?"
Mary, surely Q wouldn't have your;
dear oldlnother,t commit bignmy, would.
you?-AHuntt Constitution.
HcrSFirst Dinner-Young HUSBAND
Say, dnrling, what peculiar flavor: this
stewed steak has! Young Wife diff
dentiy)-Irealsy can lot ccount for it.
Indeed, IN order to AXE away the bad
taste OF the onions, [ scalded them nv
self in eau dc. cologne.-Nsckar Mstung.
Fraulein Hedwig-Eere, Emmy, dear,
p!easeilGcePt tEis little birthday pres
ens. Franlein Emmy looking up In
dlgnnntlyl-A hundred visiting cards !?
y hat oS~traYagance! How much longer
90 you expect me TO keep my own
AsHsoEtSsISci bt9elteF-
Miss Gushoo DO you know, Mr..
holledge, | stood under the mistletoe
llYe minute tonight before l realized
n was doing Mr.. Kolledge with
tGeilnsg-We!l, it's mighty fortunate.
MISS Gushee, that I did not sec YOU
ztllere.-BoStom Transcript.
Yero You doing so }lonsin the
store There was an ItnIianEat the
counter, and Ibecame SO much interest
go IN ms appearance that stood there
AnG watches until i saw the dag5 buzz,
o%yeFhearl in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lhallllg cItzenJ-'Is this circumstances
Town Yes, sir" Pause .sYhat
sssie does the next train leave ?-Bos.
ps1 the nsighhars have any music
ios the -Iatcs-O Dean.
Isacher-TomnY, howstlo Won knop
s.as.sha world is ronnd? Tommv-I
dont.-1Ghieago RECORD.
skn simmons Liver Rseulatorafter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. psHtta
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In:
digestion &c Debility.

TIE persistent cough which usually
follows an attack OF the grip can be per-
manently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. W. A. Mcclure,
of Mckay, Ohio, says: ola Grippe left
me with a severe cough. Alter using
several different medicines without re-
lief, I tried Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, which effected a permanent cure.
I have also found it to be without an
equal for children, when troubled with
colds or Group"
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.Iicdncnd l;exonncs.

When the Democrats talk about re-
duoing revenues they moan the money
TINT Q into the national treasury.
Tho reduction OF tho revenues that
( used to go into the pockets OF the peo-
pie isza mntter2 SO delicate that Demo-
cratic politicians don't like to talk
abonsit
1t is, however. q condition. not a
theory, that c%onfronts tho people, and
theysare notfeeiinS kindly to the party
that a brought it on them. This
particular condition is pressing hard
8on the5 men who find themselves with
nlt work and Without the means CT
subsistence.
Iliis is the great calamity OF the
time.andthe country is not yet through
whit.
SunsceIrfIoSs to the relief fund are
alow, but the demands on that fund arc
not Those who visit tho movement
zWelll Will realize that it must have sup
o0rt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05
a Loyal Representative.

1roy-FrtsS (DcEa)
Ii representatives of other manufac-
turing districts were so faithful as
Charles y. Haines, Democrat. is to his
constituents. tho destructive Wilson
Dill would be speedily killed. There is
vast difference between pothouse poll
tlclans pottering about patronage and
an honest congressman working hard
to protect and further the joint inter
ests OF capital and labor, upon whick
our ommon prosperity depends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05
ENGINEERs, BROTHERHOOD.
An Important Meeting to be Held to DIS
cuss Grievances.

An Important Meeting to be heio
cuss Grievances.
P1rrsBuRGn, Jan. An important
meeting OF the members OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers OF Pitts
burgh and the surrounding territory
will be held at Masonic hall, Allegheny,
next Sunday. Between 400 and 900
delegates from the roads between Al
toona, Pa, and Columbus, Ohio, are
expected. It's known that the engln-
GERS of the local roads nave q numoer
of grievances, both as regards hours ana
wages. and these. it is said, will be dis
cussed. The reduction OF wages on the
Ohio River railroad will also be dis
cussed.
Assistant Grand Chief Youngson, OF
Cleveland, will preside. Members are
reticent about the meeting and profess
ignorance of the contemplated action.
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UF'E4cuV VDsNLJ ---@|-|-
It is to be hoped that the finance COM
mittee OF the senate will comprehension
lis fullest degree the necessity Of amend
ing the Wilson bill, or of providing II
new one that will be fair to all the in
dustries of the country; that will have
a.llne OF logic running through it so
strong for revenue and incidental pro-
t~ectlonthat many fairminded men, both
democrats and Republicans, Will come
forward aud support it.
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The Senate WIN Doctor IT.

Washington Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer
Glenn
One thing now seems certain. It is
that the Wilson bill cannot become a
law. This does not mean it may not
pass the house as it now is. Indeed,
the chances are it will, for the President
is master in the lower branch.
The senate, however, will rip it to
pieces. It's first mauling will be in the
finance committee, and after that the
gamut of the body. The senate will ex-
ercise q deliberation Upon it which
white house influence cannot intercept.
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a Huge Humbug.


Taking revenue and anti-revenue to-
gether the Wilson bill is a fantastic and
stitutionalities and favoritisms. COM
pounded to crafty the more powerful
applicants for license to rob, and to
vindicate the hobbies of Grover Cieve-
land put on record previous to the Chi
cage platform. 1t is the greatest hum
bug OF the age.
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nncklen,s Arn,ea snlxe.

The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbiainss,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
q box. For saIc by Logan Drug Co.
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won,t aInl;en Gonsvn

Ra9tfr5tor Herald tRepj
sES-1nsetnal Revenue Commissioners
9ott,3sS Masonaiiaa annonncedSthas he
y Ros "a candldata for the nomination
run asalitst Hon. Ir.LEIWilson.sHa H.
aSes,s5str. Mason may BE- inducai -
ehange his mind and entergthe afenas
he came near defeating Mr.. wilson
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IT ia remarked that not one mass
meeting has been held yet to urge tho
passage of the Wilson bill, but very
many Of the other sort have boon held.
Of course this will make no difference
to Prot. Wilson and his coparceners,
but it is q whole stack OF straws that
show which way the wind blows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

FoR the benefit OF those who did not
begin at tho beginning of the Worlds
Fair art portfolios the ISrELL1GGScER
has made a special arrangement which
is explained in the advertisement. This
IS done in response to many inquiries
and requests to give another chance to
get agood thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

THE moro the Wilson bill is turned
over the more opposition there is to it
and the more probability there is Of
Democratic votes going against it; but
after all it is for the Democrats to say
what they will do with their majority.
Ii they be determined to use it against
The welfare of the country, the country
will have to make the best OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

TnE mild winter is a great boon to
tile needy. The difference up to date
between this sort OF weather and real
winter mnY DO expressed in thousands
goi tons of conl.
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whenh ne. ran against him before, and
his friends now feel confident that he
would succeed next year. AIR: Masonis
a pnpularSrnan5 and would make the Sec
ond distrrics a fnes representative.
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THE promptness with which Ayers
Cherry Pectoral stops a hacking cough
and. induces refreshing sleep is some
thing marvellous. Itanever fails to give
instant relief, even in the worst cases OF
throat and lung trouble, and is the best
remedy for %Whooping cough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

SUGAR has reaches the lowest price
on record. This is a great time for re-
cord-Dreakiug.
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READ the INrELL1GEHcER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
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ANOTHER new party has been born
and AIR. Wharton Barker, of Philadel.
phia, is ono OF its parents. 1t would be
very agreeable to Mr.. Barker if he could
have a party of his " and just to his
taste. In this undertaking Mr.. Barker
has associated with him Mr.. T. Y. Pow
derly, at this time unemployed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

TIE Fairmont index opens the year
with DEVELOPMENT edition OF twenty
pages handsomely printed and en-
bellished with excellont Illustrations.
This very creditablo performance is a
record OF Fairmont's progress and a
prophecy OF better things to come. The
lnder has done its community a great
service.
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MACHINERY.-
CAROTHERS s. HOWE.

we have in stock at the present time the fol-
lowing: One second hand Horizontal Engine
and Boiler. l 81. P. One secondhand Acme Au-
hand Horizontal Engine and Boiler. 6 H-P- one
secondhand Skinner Engine and BollsrIlo H;
II. F. One secondhand Spence Traction Engine.
and Boiler, 10 II. p. One secondhand Know es
Steam Pump. medium size One ~Second-hand
Voisard Pump. 5Lx3A.Z One secondhand Hort-
zon!al Tubular Boiler, II Il. P. One second
hand Horizontal two-aue Boiler. SSXl6. one
new Acme Automatic Engine and Boiler, 2 HI.
One new Skinner Horizontal Englne,2O HP.
Agents American Feed Water Heaters, by the
use of which q guaranteed saving in fuel IS
made of 20 per cent Agents Snediker Cars
Power Fly Fans.
wARERoonI, 2153 5IAIN STREET.
OFEICE ROOM, 30 Peabody Building.
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The rise in the river has given Gin
%cinnati her Pittsburgh coal at six cents
a bushel, owing to the glutted market.
notwithstanding the low price buying
isnot brisk. 1t is thought that the mar
Set ma so even lower. It is signii-
cant that kannwha coal holds its own.
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The finance committee of council has
been called for tonight to take up the
suggestion OF the board OF public works
and the relief committee. There should
pc a full attendance and promptswork
all along the line. Now is the timo Tor
measures OF relief.
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SEw YoRK city Is about 70 cleo. two
congressman 10 fill Vacancies, and it i
estimated that the public cost will be
about $4,000 They como high. but we
must have them,
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The Democrats have majority enouah
to keep q quorum OF the house on hand.
provided they c~an2cont-ol their mem.
betship- They might work tic thing
in retiefs.
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IT is the hope OF the New York World
that "the Olney resignation rumor has
more foundation that the attorney gem
erals opposition to trusts" This is
what the boys call a "spurn." MI.
Olnev will hardly resign because Of
criticism. He didn't go into the cabi-
net .o light into the trusts. He and
the President understand EACH other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

TlIosE WHO voted Tor a change in.
1892 would like to have another now.
Put them back where thoy were when.
they committed that act of supreme
folly and they will ask no odds Of any.
body:
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THE Wilson bill IS put at Democrats
as a party measure which the country
has ordered tho Democratic party to
put through. Did the country at tho
same time order the Democratic party
to an income tax? "We pause for
areply.''
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Neitnor win Get uor.

GALAT1N, Tenn, Jan. AT Spring
hill, KY, yesterday L. w. Fowler and
P. Q. Yousen, rivals for the same lady's
hand. met. Fowler shot Yousen fatally
but before Youscn died he stabbed
Fowler so seriously he cannot recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05

DoN'r lay awake at night. Take Sim,
mons Liver Regulator and secure resttul
sleep. :.