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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

"hiy trouble began about one year ago Inst
noticed pains In my stomach md coughing up
Of Il black, tenacious phlegm. Those pains were
so severe at times | had 10 yomit 10 get relief.
There was scarcely anything ! could cot without
great pain In my stomach. AZ other times my
stomach would swell after taking food and |
would suffer untold misery until | could Gelch
up the gas that had accumulated also had u
sour tomach ut times. Ny nose was stopped up
all the time; could scarcely breathe through II.
Dropping Of mucus and hawking md splitting.
throat became so raw and lnilnmod could sci.
dom swallow without great pain; dull. constant
pain over my eyes, with roaring. ringing noises
In my ears; palns through chest to shoulder
blade aud around my heart; bowels ~costivc;
rheumatic palns III my knees aud palpitatIon OF
tho heart.
"'Under DIS. Copeland, Bell & Davis treat.
meat during the past two months l have gained
eighteen pounds In flesh. ! have n good appe-
tltc, and what ! eat agrees viii my stomach.
causing none OF the iOruto.d misery. Bowels
regular, nose clear and hawking and splitting
almost gone. No more palpitatlou OF heart Well.
intact l feel like o new man to-day. ! think
the treatment ! received II the right w0y 10 treat
such troubles aS mine and will effect u cure for
luyouo who follows their directions and takes Il
thorough course OF treatment. Their treAtment
Is pleasant. painless and effective. When | began
treating I was so reduced in health and strength
l was unable to work. 1 most heartily recon.
mend all suffering humanity 10 go to DrA Cope
land. Bell & Davis and stay with them until
cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
A Great Mans Birthday.

Yesterday was the anniversary Of
the birth OF General Grant. In some
places the day is celebrated every year
with appropriate ceremonies. This
good custom is growing and will grow
more until the day will have general
celebration the country over.
General Grant was a great soldier in
a great cause, in every place in which
his co%untrymen put him a patriot of
the highest type. The war over he did
all he could to bring the sections Of
the country once more into harmonious
relation.
In his book, his best and most endur-
ing monument, he shows a patriotism
which knows no section. He hated
war and thought he could leave to his
countrymen no better last words than
to urge them to stand together as
BROTHER Americans. The memory OF
sucha mar is worth p~erpetuating.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

TuE official report on the uso OF nat
ural gas in 1893 shows a heavy decline
in all the gas states except Indiana.
Notwithstanding this thore are large
areas OF gas not yet touched by tho
drill. There is moro gas to be mad with
IN piping distance OF Wheeling, but i.
is not profitable to prospect for 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

THERE are Sarsaparillas and Sarsa.
parillas; but il you are not careful in
your purchase, the disease you wish to
cure will only DO intensified. Be sure
you get Ayers Sarsaparilla and no other.
/, is compounded from the Honduras
root and other highly concentrated al
tera.iyes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
This very nearly covers tho case.

Or Thursday last Rev. L H. King, in
opening the Ohio house with prayer,
offered this pious petition:
o, God. bless the governo. OF this great state,
and keep him in III line OF political pseieEment,
We pray Thee, until. o God. he has attained the
presidency OF these United States and worked
out thine appointed eGds.
Amen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

SENATOR ALDRIcH made a little bluff
in the senate yesterday, and the Dem.
ocrats called him. After this little cpl
sode the tariff discussion goes on aud
there is no telling the end thereof.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
eILL-I NM IIVI 1890
WI. I STEVENS, Secretary.
ArDr3oE's orns+ clAELEoS ". Va

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The Proridca: sayinsy Like ASsueaacs Society,
.oiEcx YORK. y. Y. having abe! IL nv ositS rs
annual statement, acO2y . svh!eh 2cooGPaalyS
tnL Certificate md Is .E3SG pa:i 'se7ot tai
satisfactory evidence havscs ectn tufa.iAeI -
th8t said Company IS posSssSsI OF tSe necSshaI;
amount Of rspItal p-optr zig invested 70 enilHG u
10 ls.ntact ihe bGS!oess u insurance IN wv
STATE o! IVES: Virginia.
/. ihprc.orG IN pur.u=aoc Of The 4a:an,L,y
an:horis. me SAID Pinyideni SaUncS lAic So
cicty. ciS6w YORK y. Y. IL GrGni o. aSiuS. 10
masSct the business q Insurance ~ iDt ~ IL
Of West VlrE!aia. 1ril tue iEL:fy'eE Sai
GaSE:. !S9L ~ A--'''
SIMPSON & HAzLETT'
Az; M isIi Ms-ft; S::e:i AEsGLS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

toned for tho nomination. and thcre
will DO q friendly contest In behalf Of
each, but tho choice OF tho majority Of
tho convention will DO endorsed by 4
united party. and receive tho hearty
support OF all. There aro no Republi-
can factions In tho Second diBtrict. Tbs
differences regarding tho choice Of can
didatea arc natural aud friendly"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

ana lottery tickets from Kansas City
for n drawing. which tits alleged, will
take place May s, 1891.
1t Is claimed that ants rank next to
man in intelligence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

II appears that some members OF
Congress have been telling Mr.. Blount
seme things and he has been sending
the news to Hawaii. From there it
comes back, and now VI know what is
going IN. Hawaiian royalty has only
to possess its soul in peace aud it will
be restored. Mr.. Blount's exclusive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
ArD!ToE's OFFICE. CHARLESTON.
kuttz Drug Co.
n. J. O,KANE. z. Il.

February y, 1894.
The American Surety Insurance Company. OF
New York, n. y. having filed in my office Its
annual statement, q copy OF which accompanies
this certificate and Is made q part thereof, and
Satisfactory evidence having been furnished no
shat said company Is possessed OF the necessary
amount OF capital properly invested 10 ent!tle i:
10 transact the business u Insurance In the State
OF West Virginia
I. therefore, IN pursuance OF the authority
vested In ne by tho laws OF said State, do hereby
authorize the said American Surety Insurance
Company, OF NewIork.E y. Y. It's agent orGse1;s.
10 Transact the business OF. insurance II the
Stale Of West Virginia, until the thirty-ar,t day
0. December, 1884, ". JOHNSON. Auditor.
SIMPSON G. HAZLETT,
APPS No. 1911 Market Street. Ageats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
West Va State Fair Driving Park.

Tho race course and drives on tho grounds
will he opened for the season. MONDAY, Ayrii
50. lS!L Tit board has ordered the race coure
and drives 10 he kept In good order aad SprIBE.
led during the season. Season tickets s OI:
single drive 2Sc No bicycles allowed on ths
grounds until tho bicycle truck Is finished, ior
they Interfere with driving OF horses on lie
course. iy order OF the Board.
apps GEORGE HOOK. Sectetarr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

CiTIzES GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN says
the country is on the eve OF q great
revolution. Mr.. Train always thinks
this when he is abou. to imagine some
thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

MEMBERS OF Congress do not relish
the idea OF paying Tor their absence.
The way to get over this is to be
present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

80 Facial uomIshcs. EslllaS Mir a-d SIM.
pie baby Ezshes pseyEs;cd By CutIcura soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

soli thrcnshogt Ia world. Por7rR Drr5
Ahoc, tie D!ooG and SGR,h mailed Ire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
FRRMfRS NOTABLE STATEMENT.
Statements from Such Reliable Source;
Must DO Accepted as True.

aIr. Prowctt Could uavo no Other OBJ.
Jcct hut tho Benefit to Suffering
Humanity by Recommending II sys-
ten Of Treatment that lie Knew by
Experience was Effective.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

THE New York SUMS n Democrat, but
some passing things do not rest well on
its Democratic stomach. Here are some
able comments:
The Populist party has either died or been
merged into the Democracy. For months the
supposed representatives OF the Democracy have
been intoxicating the duty Of lining the rich for
the beneti; Of the poor, and making IL lawful for
ono class 10 prey upon another. The lrarnp s and
are striving to apply II. No wonder that they
are rushing on 10 Washington for tho purpose OF
assisting a government seemingly anarchist!cal
In all Us branches.
This very nearly cnyers tho case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

DON'T fnil TO attend the opening of
Mozart Park tomorrow. Music by olets-
ter. mil hun1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

Hon. Warren Miller, OF jackson coun-
ty, whose boom ior Congress in the
Fourth district | mentioned a week or
go ago as having been set in motion, has
decided to accept the nomination il
rendered to him. He says: 81 will
make the race il the convention sees fit
to nominate me, but I don't want to see
Gny scramble or fight for the place. /
do want to see q Republican Congress-
man elected from the Fourth district,
and ii the Republicans can find the MA
TO win them q victory l an for him. l
have the OF the party ut heart,
and am willinSto sacrifice my %personalin-
teres.s and ambitions in the matter in
favor OF the best man. II nominated I
will accept" Mr.. Miller is peculiarly
strong in the Fourth district and il
nominated will mako as good a run as
any man in the district. 1t will be re-
membered that in the campaign OF 1892
he narrowly escaped being elected q
member Of the supreme court OF ap-
peals. On the face OF the returns, in
deed, he was elected, over Judge Holt,
but it was discovered that a Democratic
clerk had made q mistake in footing up
the total and tina. Mr.. Miller was really
defeated by about q hundred votes.
This was q close run, however, in q year
in which the Democrats swept the
earth, and fully demonstrated Mr.. Mil
less popularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

Representative endlctondoesn'tseem
to be oyer-confident OF his ability to
carry the First district this year. The
Register quoted him some days ago as
saying: I'll anybody wants 10 fight me
Tor the nomination rll not be n canii-
date. It's too much trouble to make
two fights in one year, one Tor the nom
nation and the other for the election"
This ia not tie language OF a man who
believes he has control OF the situation
against all omers. 1t shows an indii.
ference born OF an uncertain state OF
mind as to the outcome OF the election,
and suggests the idea that perhaps Mr..
Pendle,on would DO glad if somebody
else we're to ask for the nomination and
give him an excuse to retire. The fac.
OF the matter Is, Democrats in this dis
trict are moi showing an enthusiastic de.
sire to wrest the honor from Mr.. PEN
dleton this II he were to announce
himself out Of the field it isn't likely
tina: we would witness q rush on the
part OF the Democratic brethren for the
place. A. any rate, Mr.. Pendlstol's sly
invitation for somebody to come and
take the nomination from him without
q struggle didn't fall on the ears OF a
crowd eager TO jump at il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

Nervous Instantly relieved by Gull
en<A Ptastcr, heca:Sc Il vi
Muscular salisps the nerve forces and
hcsce cura sesyoss Pains,
NechuSSS weakness and aGmhEcss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
RANDOM poLlr1cAb NOTES.

Tho State Republican League Of
Clubs will DO called to meet carly In
juno. Although tho place and datc
have not been definitely agreed upon, It
is moro than probable that tho conven-
ton will DO called to meet In Fairmont
and that tho datc will not DO la,cr than
the fifteenth OF tho month. Tho mem.
bers OF tho executive committee arc
now arranging these matters, and 1t Is
likely that tho call will DO Issued dur.
Ing tho coming week. At first there
was q general desiro expressed that tho
convention should DO held in either
Wheeling, Huntington or Charleston,
but, on consideration, It was decided
that q moro central location would DO
preferable, and Fairmont has been
practically selected as tho point on &C.
count OF its accessibility, railroads
branching from tho town in four dircc-
tons, and tho place itself being tho
contrc OF an industrial district, in
which Republicans can feel at homo.
Besides, many leading Republicans Of
Fairmont have asked that the convon.
ton be held there. and they assure the
committee that the delegates will be
warmly welcomed and Hospitality
treated. Fairmont, be it also remem.
beted, is an important point in William
l. Wilson's district, where tho hottest
fight in tho state will be conuuciea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28


This concerning Mr.. SturgiSs does not
involve u disparascment OF any OF the
other gentlemen who have been named.
None OF them are active candidates, to
my knowledge. All arc young men OF
rare ability, and would mako their
marks in Congress. Messrs. Dayton and
Meredith, the one OF Barbour county
and the other OF Marion, have been
most frequently mentioned OF late
among Second district people with
whom ] have talked. l know them
both well, ono OF them from boyhood.
They are representative types Of West
Virginia manhood, self-nade, each o liy.
ing example OF what q boy eau do for
himself on West Virginia soil ii he
starts with a fair capital in the shape
OF n we'll balanced brain and plenty Of
energy and ambition. Both have
worked themselves to the front rank in
the legal profession, are ardent Repub-
licans and know how to give reasons for
the faith that is within them and bring
convincing arguments forward for the
cause they advocate. Should the Re-
publicans OF the Second district prefer
either Of them to any OF the others who
are mentioned for Congress he will not
prove q Disappointing candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
PROvIDENT
Savings Life Assurance Society,
OF New York, v. Y.

."
A Statement showing the condition Of tho
Proyideni Savings Lie Assuraac, Society, o.
New York. y. y, on the first day OF JAnuAry'
1891. made 10 the Auditor Of West Virginia, pun.
suaut TO the laws o! said STATE
Tho amount o. capital stock paId
up lpJ,0JJ "
ASSETS
Cash on h2.d, In banks and In hands
OF lil,'ty -
Real estate untncuiabered----- 2i3,toj Il
Donds owned b? the ConpaayiscSed-
ule 6H.yU -
DcbtS due the Company, secured By
nortseEa----..-- --.---------- Sl9!5- 70
nSbt duo the Company ioF premiums o193l+
Al oLhg. securities amount io----- 9,"l
sl.s92,G3U %
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted bat no; dGe-s ZOO %
Loses ursdjrs:ed. Arr------ .JI.eo0
Losses In ~sCspease awaiting tC:thc-
-"- --.-.. 0y'-gy -
Al othe, claims agai2s: the Company L7T"
sIi.:SiT
The foregoing StsIcGcn:-ot TIE condition o
the Misunderstanding Life Assurances oc.ely'o
New YORK, y. y. is c.r-Cct and tue
SHEPPARD HONAS= P7cioeAL
~ - EgTEN#-NL. -~-HFnE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

Speaking Of conventions, only ono OF
the congressional districts has yet fixed
upon dates and places-,he Third. and
this indicates that the fur will begin to
fly early in the southern portion Of the
state-porhaps before theother districts
have selected their candidates. The
preference outside OF the Third dis
trict seems to be for short campaigns,
and in a time OF business depression it
is fortunate that this is SO. But down
in the old Third, where every man is n
politician, the people arc not happy
unless they are engaged in n political
fight, and the sooner the fun begins the
better they like il. By the way, when
it comes to selecting a convention town
in the First district, the committees of
both parties should consider the claims
OF Slslcrsville. The Tyler county Demo
crdi, in asking for botto conventions,
urges that I'VE have q fine. commodious
hall to hold the conventions in and
whisky enough for forty Republican
and four Democratic conventions"
This is q knockdo&n inducement that is
worthy OF attention. Besides, it is a
frank acknowledgements from high
Democratic authority that four Demo-
cratic conventions can drink rs much
whisky as forty Republican conven.
tons. The superior capacity Of the
Democratic stomach over the Republic
can stomach for the consumption of
spirits is broverbial. but l never before
knew that the exact ratio is ten to one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28


The contest between Captain Dove
ner and ex-Congressman Atkinson in
the First district goes merrily on. Both
gentlemen report gratifying progress
and each is as confident as the other OF
success. Their friends are Watching
the ava with interest, and Republic
cans generally arc gsatiied to note that
there is none OF that bitterness in the
contest which so often results in tho
erection OF factions and imperils success
at the polls. On more than one occa.
sion Captain Dovener has shown how
manfully he can accept defeat and 20 in
with his whole heart for the
election OF his successful Compel
itor, while, in hIs long political
career, Mr.. Atkinson's loyalty to
Republicanism has never been doubted.
Both are war horses who command the
respect Of all party men, and that's why
it is that the friends OF each man stick
to him so Loyalty. CAPTAIN Dovener's
friends claim that they will obtain a
large majority OF Ohio county's delesa-
ton. Mr.. Atkinson's friends say that
he has not yet begun his campaign in
this county, and that when he does
things won't seem so one-sided. In the
other counties OF the district only the
preliminary skirmish is taking place
now and j. is yet too early to give any
information on which n fair prediction
may be based. Later on it will be time
enough 10 indulge in representations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

lh0 ontire state Gems 10 DO inter-
ested in tho outcome In tho Second dis
trict, and there Ia n growing anxiety TO
know who will be chosen 10 run against
tho author OF tho Wilson bill. Therc
arc no openly avowod candidates, but
several gentlemen continue 10 receive
favorable mention. George Q. S%turgiss,
S. b. ElkinsAGordon Dayton, Noil Fort
ney, John W. Mason. U. S. G. Pitzcr.
john II. Holt, W. S. Meredith and
many others AFRO nance that aro being
discussed in political circles. Each has
his friends, some OF whom arc moro en-.
thusiastic thAn discreet. Tho moro
careful politicians arc weighing tho
merits and running powers OF each with
q view 10 selecting tho one who would
not only develope tho greatest strength,
but who would command the
greatest amount OF rcspec. from
Democrats who arc waiting for
an opportunity to give Mr.. Wilson
an object lesson, and who would most
crcditably represent tho district and tho
state in Congress. Any one OF tho gem
tlemen mentioned combines many OF
the qualities required. The three who
aro best known, and who could possibly
carry the most prestige by reason Of
their national reputation and ~acQuaint-
anco with tho national leaders of tho
party, aud whose nomination would
therefore command tho greatest support
from the national organization, aro
Messrs. Elkins, Mason and Sturgiss.
The two first named have, however,
positively forbidden tho use OF their
names in this connection, and 1t is not
likely that either could DO persuaded TO
run, axccpt through an overwhelming
pressure. Mr.. Stureiss has not been
heard from publicly, but | am informed
that If nominated he would occept. Mr..
Sturgiss is second 10 no man in West
Virginia ia point OF ability. He is mn
orator, 4 distinguished lawyer and pos
sesses all tho attributes OF q statesman
and party leader. He is able to meet
William L Wilson on the stump.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

Senator William &. Morley, OF King.
wood, was in the city this week. Il
don't think said he. in answer to q
question I asked him, that the Repub-
licans OF the Second congressional dis.
trict are going 10 make o mistake this
year in selecting a candidate to oppose
Mr.. Wilson. Tho party is thoroughly
united on the ono proposition that
there mus: be q strong pull altogether
TO redeem the district. There are differ
ences OF opinion regarding the strength
oithe gentlemen who have been mem
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In tho meantime, pending tho call for
the League, tits c good time for the otEi-
GERS OF the various clubs throughout
the state to call meetings for reorgani.
zation and election OF delegates. and,
where there are no clubs in existence,
the Republicans and all others who are
in sympathy with the doctrine OF pro-
lection, should get together. organize
and select representatives TO the con.
yention. Tho signs arc that the Re-
publicans will be very much astir in
West Virginia this year, and the League
meeting will be in the nature OF an
opening gun OF the campaign. 1t will
be the only state convention Of the year
aud will afford the only opportunity for
the Republicans OF the entire state to
come together for the purpose OF COM
pairing notes and exchanging viows.
This in itself should be IN incentive to
q large attendance, 10 say nothing OF
the necessity for pertecting tho club or
%ganization and the election OF dele
gates TO the National League, which
will meet in Denver on the Goth Of
June. In regard to the delegates to
Denver, no candidates havo announced
themselves. 1t is hoped that enough
West Virginia Republicans will be will.
ing to stand the expense and give the
time required for the trip TO make q
creditable showing. The railroad rates
will BIO low and the Denver people, re-
CARELESS Of party. are making extensive
preparation to give the meInbera OF the
convention a jolly good time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

CPECIAL CUT PRICES.

On all Shaker Salts and Pep.
pers. Silver.plated top Cructs
from SC up.
EWING BROS, l2ls na,so, s,,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

The ISrELLIJEScER, embracing !tI several
editions: Is cutcrcd iu the ros:olico at Wheel.
Ing. w. Va, rs S~ccond-clSS matter.
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L0sses adjusted bat n d-es S16D
Loses uEadjrs:ed. ar.------- 1J1.on
Losses In scspease awaiting further
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms i3i. Counting Room 40.
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!Nl othet claims against nc coaPaay
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-11-17

And now we. have Senator Sher-
man, the mott experienced and GER
tainly the ablest Of all the Republi-
cans leaders of the country, coming
frankly before the public to say that
the Republicans were defeated in
1890 and 1892 because of their un-
wise tariff policy, and that an at
tempt at repetition of the Repub-
lican authority under Harrison,
Reed and Mckinley must bring
disaster to the party.-Ex.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-11-17

40 inch all wool Serge, all shades, Mt 60c.
Heavy Brown Muslin at &c per yard.
Best Prints, all kinds, at So per yard.