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KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
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otthN WoSt Virginia S;nte Weather Ser.
rlcc FOR tho Week Ending Jumv 1.
General Summaty-Cool and cloudy
With showcry weather during most Of
week; later portion more favorable, tho
weather being generally fair and warm.
or, although, ut this writing, tho out.
look Is for moro showers aud possible
ihundcrstorms during to-day. Condi.
tions during tho week veto unfavorublo
aud crops havU advanced but littlc, in
TACT, tho rovorSe was the rnlO; tho COLI
weather and lack OF sunshine have com.
Dlncd 10 ro'ard tho growth OF nearly all
iotmt OF vegetation, many crops were
seriously checked or killed, In II great
number Of instances nCces,itaiing re-
planting, this being especially tho case
with come Of tho corn and tender gar.
den products.
Tho frost OF tho Goth was quito severe
In many localities and In golno places
tcmpGra;urcq rcachod-frcczlng, leo
from lilo to OF au inch thick forming
IN some OF tho moro elevated districts.
The hail on 30th and 3lst was not gen.
orally damaging, although exceptions
nrc noted where garden truck, wheat
AMI corn wero injured In Roanc and
Taylor counties. Ground very soft and
difficult 10 cultivate. Farm work SOME
what retarded. Worms and bugs
plenty. Weeds have gotten q good
start.
Cereals and Grasses-Whcat heading
short; many promising fields arc being
badly injured by flies; tho weather has
been very u%niavnrablo for wheat during
tho past two weeks, II Is presumed tho
crop was materially injured. although.
from present appearances, Is in a Senor.
nlly fair condition; some black rust
noted. Grass is in fair shape, but
meadows are somewhat short; most
pastures doing fairly well. Corn 10 at n
~standstill and appears 10 be small Tor
this time OF year; much has turned vel.
low. has ro:tcd in tho ground and will
have to be %replanted; n few fields culti-
waited during week. Late sown oats
look well, early q failure. Cut worms
doing much damage.
Negolablcs-Muny beans, tomatoes,
sweet md Irish potatoes were killed by
frost on morning oil 29lh and garden
truck generally was injured. Melons
cucumbcrs killed by cold md wet.
Potatoes and cabbage on well drained
lnnd and where not hurt by frost, arc
doing well. Tho cool, wet weather has
been very injurious to garden truck OF
tender varieties, many plants wiltcd.
Gardens nre very back wnrd.
Fruits - Grapes, bIackberrIes and
raspberries hurt some by tho frost.
Bugs on vines also eating oil the bloom
on grapes. Apples still lroppin: bad
!y, trees affected with blight. Fruit
very scarce, exccp. berries, which still
promise n fair crop. Strawberry crop
not as largo as expected, but in come
counties the outlook is more encourage
ing. II. W. RICHARDSON.
Observer. Weather bureau Director.
ParkersJurg, ". Va. June /.
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BELLhiIiE

Ill Sorts of Local News anu Gossip from
the Glass City.
The Bellaire steel works will start I'D
this morning and will run rs long as
tho supply OF coal will last. The miners
at their own bank have been widening
the entry and thus accumulated
enough coal to run q few days on, but
the miners are willing TO work il they
arc not prevented by the Wheeling
Creek army that made them stop be-
l.iorc, and il they are interiered with
again tho mill company may DO able TO
hold the county responsible for any
damage or loss they sustain.
There is to DO some kind OF n reform
convention held in the city hall next
Saturday. The call invites the voters Of
tho county 10 assemble for the purpose
OF adopting q county platform, etIec,ing
n county organization and nominating
q county ticket. Special invitations AFRO
extended to Prohibitionists, all labor
organizations and Farmers Alliance
members, by order oitho Bollaire indie
pendent Reform club.
Dr.. G. A. Keepers, one OF Monroe
county's candidates for Congress, was
in the city Monday night, on his way
to Columbus to attend tho state conven-
ton. Hon. Lorenzo Dauford and J. C.
Helnlein went out from this county.
Mrs. W. G. Downey and daughter and
Mrs. E. B. Winans arrived hero yester.
day from Washington City on q visit
with relatives. Thoy will spend the
summer on the Burr's Mills camp
ground.
There will be n gathering OF nil tho
Sabbath schools in the city ut the
United Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening, to hear the report of the dele.
gates to the recent Sunday school con-
vention.
DR.. D. C. Osborn, the presiding elder
OF this district, lecturcd in the First NJ.
Z. church last night to q splendid audi
ence. His subject was "Marriagc-its
Sunshine and Shadows"
The new Republican county central
commit,emen in this city will NEE, with
the others in the county at St. Claire
vile Saturday to organize.
Mcssrs. John A. Galluher, A. Rodefer
and C. NJ. Weyrick lett last night tor
Columbus to attend the Prohibition
state convention.
L. S. Woodbridge, OF Red KEY, Ind,
was in the city yesterday, on his way
home TO St%eubenvillo, where his fam
lily ia visiting.
Mayor Dubois and tho Justices OF the
peace have been busy with pension
papers the past two days.
The a. NJ. E. church made abou: 500
out OF their fair and festival n: city hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-The
President to-day sent the following
nominations to tho senate: To DO con.
suls OF tho United S.ates-Alox G.
Brice, OF Iowa, at Matanzas, Cuba;
Perry Bartholows, OF Missouri. at
Plaucn, Germany; William J.. Ballard,
OF New York, at Hull, England; John
P. Campbell, Of California, at Port
Louis, Maurltius, Samuel proskauer, OF
Virginia, o. Puerto Cabell, Vcnczocla;
William P. Roberts. OF North Carolina,
at Victoria, i. G.; Charles W. Shepard,
OF massachusetts, at Calais France;
Alfredo T. TRAY, OF Florida, at Barlcao,
Cuba.
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THE STORY OF TIE WORK..

A lover of pictures. 4 man Of means, making 4 tour of the art
galleries of the world, realized that the luxury of seeing all these,
beauties was limited to the very wealthy. and to them only by
wearisome and expensive travelling and time. why not in the
present age of perfect Photographic reproduction, why not reproduce
the most beautiful the most popular, the most noted Of these art
treasures p was the question he asked himself. Why not indeed;
no sooner thought Of than he applied his means and prestige to Sc.
cure large and perfect photographs of the choice pictures.
The result is MASTERPIECES FROM THE ART GALLERIES OF
THE WORLD" The. original idea was to issue the book in parts
just as is now being done; but to charge So 50 parton SIoo in all.
Now, a syndicate of newspaper publishers has purchased the photo.
graphs and plates, and is issuing them to Boom Circulation"
Now, everyone may have this magnificent work, which was
originally intended for the rich mans palace.
Such is the force of nineteenth century invention, machinery,
enterprise, and DESIRE FOR GREAT CIRCULATION.
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CALCUTTA, Juno 5-An investigation
into the tree daubing which has taken
place In the Bchr district elbows that i.
Is to some degree duo to the fact that
tho cattle have been rubbing agains.
the trees and that travelling mendicants
have in sorno places daubed the trees in
order TO produce n feeling OF alarm
among tho population and 60 enable
thom 10 obtain aims.
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'ItaiI NIJsIch 70 ne InfNiltncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.-Post
masters appointed: Anvil, Tucke.
county, 6. D. Anvil, vlco Moses Phil
lips, dead; Co,fax, Marion comfy, NJ
L. Heron, vice Stats Nuzum, re,
signed; HaItmansyille. Mineral county,
W.. J. Alderton. vicc W. j.. Stump. rc'
signed; Thacker. Logan county. L. +.
5. Davis, vice ". S. Ferrel, dead.
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IxDlAyApoLls, IND, June 5.-Francis
B. Coffin aud Porcival a. Coffin left Tor
tho northern penitentiary at Il 500 a. m,
today, in charge Of deputy United
States marshais. Ex-prcsident Theo.
dore P. Elaughcy will be sentenced
Thursday, ut which time he will be
talen north.
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ArcnIsoH, Kas., juno 5.-The river is
rising rapidly and the railroads arc in
n prccarious condition. Fifty car loads
OF stone have boon thrown in along tho
bank without effect Tho telegraph
companies are moving their lines, sev.
eral poles having already dropped into
the river. One hundred and fifty men
aro at work trying to repair the bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
WHAT HI WORK IS.

The pictures are the choice works of the greatest artists, many
of the originals having been sold for over 100000 4 piece. Fifteen
Of these grand pictures will be given in each part. besides a sketch
of the artist and description Of the picture. When complete this
will be the best and finest Art Book ever published. Subscribers
may secure the pictures without the coupons by paying IS cents
for each part
One part will be distributed each week. It is therefore neces.
sary TO cut one coupon out and forward them regularly, SO as not.
to miss any Of the numbers and spoil the set.
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BERLIN, Juno 5.-Prince Bismarck
continues to decline to receive depu.a-
ton and is said to be suffering from
weakness following his last illness. The
prince will proceed to Varzin, his sum-
mcr home, June Is. His physicians
have hopes that the ex.chancellor will
soon be stronger.
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Spccii! Dspcth 10 he Intelligence.
CALDWELL, O., June 5.-In a runaway
accident at this place this afternoon
Hiram Ackley was fatally injured by
being thrown from q vehicle. His face
came in contact with some obstacle and
he was so badly injured as to cause
paralysis OF the brain.
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Died of His Wound.

'pecIa! NsTc!th 70 ht IntLlItrctr.
WESTON, ". Va, June 6.-Willie
Watson, the young man who was shot
while in the act Of robbing Tom Davis
store at Little Wild Cat n few nights
ago, died this morning. 1t will be re-
mcmbered that Watson was shot by i
trap set by Mr.. Davis.
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Postmn,tcrs Commissioned

Special Dispatch 10 The intdligcHc7.
W~AsnlSGToH. D. C.. June 5.-Post.
masters commissioned: Hugh N. Book,
man, Boaz; Ed G. Rider, Ridersville
G. L Hatfield, Ruak; William L. G.
CurteY. Mineral Mells.
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ST. JOHN, n. F. June 5.-The steam
ship Texas, 5000 tons burden, with q
general cargo and n deck load OF cattle,
was wrecked last night of Trepassey.
She was bound from Montreal for
Bristol,
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OHIO REPUBLICANS
To Nominate Their State Ticket at
Columbus.
OLD OFFICERS WILL Be REcHOSEN.

Nearly Nino Hundred Dolcgatcs-Eol.
lnny storor's Speech on Taking the
Chatr-Iho Democratic Mismnnnsc.
mcnt OF tho Affairs of tho Nation
Severely Misunderstanding Denun.
citation OF tho Party IN power-rho
Ticket Nominated.
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Lewiston, MAINE, June 1.-The Re
publican state convention has reaomi.
mated Henry Cleyis for governor.
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WHAT WE EXPECT YOU TO Do FOR USI

Every day 4 coupon will be printed on tho frat page.o this
paper. You require only one Of these coupons, give tho others to
different friends who you think should be readers OF this paper.
Induce them to bring the coupons TO the Office and secure the frat
par, Of masterpieces"
After that VIC arc quite sure they will take and read the paper
egulariy TO- obtain the other pasta
II atser thar We canno: hold them as regular readers it will be
our own faulL
Do not be nncasyif you do not receive your portfolio orderfor
D few days. The demand is go greatt that IMs sometimes inpossi-
bio :o'keop up'with orders.
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lloop's PILLS are purely vegetable,
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Has attempted, and what good judges who have seen the advance
sheets and photographs say that he has succeeded in doing.
The list of artists whose work is reproduced includes all the men
and women who have made a reputation in Europe, aud the pic
lures selected are the most popular Of their productions, in fact the
book is 4 collection of the
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THE WAY TO GET IT.
and 10 cents.
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Best Pictures Of the Most Famous Artists

The engravings are perfect reproductions, they give us the
artist S own ideal. Sotne are they that you detect the brush marks.
There has never been before such an opportunity to secure
An Article Of Real Value and Artistic Harit for Coupon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-03

En- session del dia de aver que
concurrieron los sef1ores delegado:
de Caguas, Humacao. Guayama. Sa-
bana- Grande, Quebradillas, Coamo
Vega baja y Rio piedras;
Considerandose de urgente necesi-
dad para los intereses del partido uti-
liar las prescripciones consignadas
en- las disposiciones generates 81 J
Ga de la constitution, Sc acordo:
Convocar al partido asamblea
general extraordinaria, que debera
tener efecto, en- acto p1blico, en- esta
Capital, ell dia IS del entrante Febre-
70. autorizandose al directorio para
dar forma practica este acuerdo.
En- tai virtud, sc suplica los Co
mites locales procedan designar los
correligionarios que deben represen-
tarles en- dicho acto, al que tienen de
recho q concurrir, con voz y voto, los
seTiores directories de los periodicos
afiliados la colectividad.
En- las pobIaciones donde no haya
comite constituido, pueden los co
rreligionarios reunidos designar sus
representatives, comunicando la desig
nacion por escrito. del mismo modo
que los comites, la secretaria del
partido, antes del dia 10; haciendose
p1blica esta determination en- las CO
lumnas de Ell CLAMOR DEL PALS y
suplic4ndose los demas periodicos
correligionarios Sc sifvan reproducir-
la, facilitando los medios de que lie
que a conocimiento de todos,
Puerto Rico, Enero 81 de 1894,
SALVADOR BRAU.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-03
LA ASAMBLEA
SALVADOR BRAU.

La Delegation. reunida el 81 de
Enero, decide convocar una asam
blea para ell Is de Febrero senala
4 San Juan como punto en- que debe
llevarse & t8rmino ell acto importan-
tfsimo.
Nosotros deploramos que SO con
ceda tempo tan corto & los comit6s
los correligionarios para desig-
mar sus Representatives.. Acaso, por
tai motivo, la mayorla de las local.
dades quedara sin representation.
No conocemos las razones po4ero
sas que uneven q nuestros jefes 4
precipitar la asamblea, que bien pu-
do celebrarse en Mario s en Abril
Asf la prensa, en el debate pdbIico
de los graves asuntos pendientes, ha
brfa preparado la opinion, levantan
do el espfritu pdblico y cooperado
al 6xito con todos los recursos de la
publcidad y de la propaganda.
EI directorio Corchado senal6 con
dos meses de antelaci6n la asamblea
de Mayaguez, y Mayaguez concu
rri6 ell partido en- sus hom bres mas
ilustres y mas expertos | Ojala que
concurra del mismo modo San Juan
y que, como siempre, Sc inspire en-
atlas ideas y en- propositos mobiles y
grandes
A pesar del breve plazo que SO le
otorga, ell partido autonomista ha de
esforzarse por ofrecer al pals al
0obierno una prueba de vitalidad '
de energia. acudiendo ALI donde eI
deber le llama y mostrandose d1gno
de su abolengo de su historic.
Hoy mas que nuDca es precise
duplicar ell esfuerzo la metr6poli
atraviesa una crisis profunda y nos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-03

otros, 81 pretendemos que este pals
no Sc rezague en- los futuros movi-
mientos pol1ticos, necesitamos dis
poner nuestras huestes para las po
sibles eveEtualidades de un porvenir
no muy remote.
Vayan a la asamblea nuestros ami
COS con la couciencia libre de prejui
clos, con ell coraz6n alberto la es
peranza Y con Ia voluntad resuelta a
cuanto exija Ia suerte del pals.
No ha menester este grandiosos
discursos en que luzca sus galas la
fantasia y sus bellezas ell idioma ha
menester serenas y desapasionadas
discusiones en- que los miembros de
la familia liberal, sin pompa y sin
alarde. cambien sus ideas y lleguen
al desideratuno comdn al bienestar
de la TERRA nativa.
La obra de la asamblea resultara
dtil y froctffera, 81 Sc prescinde de
evocar recuerdos ingratos, de pro
fundizar disidencias tristes de dar
pabulo & discordias intestinas.
Pero ESQ no impide que nuestros
ho.nbres lleven ALI, al palenque abier
to para las hermosas lides de la pa
labra, sus iniciativas. mas menos
avanzadas, sus planes de reforma y
sus anhelos de innovation progresis-
ia simpatica
Ell estancamiento es Ia muerte del
ideal: quien no adelanta, ceja. aun
que nuestra constitution organica es
admirable, y aunque nuestras regias
de conducta son sabias y discretas,
admiten, sin embargo, Y Ia vez re
claman, ciertos cambios deEcuya uti-
lidad nos han convencido las circuns
tancias y cuya oportunidad examina
remos fria y sinceramente, a amparo
del buen deseo que sirve de norma &
los liberales de Puerto Rico.
Vicios y dolencias hay en- nuestro
ORGANISING que piden pronto remedio !:
y los patriotas, do capacidad nil We
ces demo strada, que en nuestras flas
existen por fortuna, aplicaran ese re
medic, sin detenerse en- f1tiles repa
ros, sin atender 4 est6riles Y bastar
das cOnVen1enC1as.
Antes que todo la salud del parti-
do: 81 ella demanda el sacrifcio de
afectos profundos y de practicas ira
dlclonales, sea
VaciIar cuando peligran los princi
pios que amamos con fervor deede la
infancia, es una mengua tan vergon
zosa, que soportarla 40 Sc acomo
dara ning6n puerto-riqueho dc cora
z6n y de caracter.
Vamos & la asamb)ea como IN
pueblo capaz de afrontar y resolver
por ST solo el probIema de su vida =
dc gu desarrollo: no como una tribu
que go inclina en- torno del fetiche,
confrmando de tai manera su propia.
irremisible esclavitud
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CRONlCA
RUIZ zORRILLA

La nota mas resonante de la poli
tica espanola; 10 que ha sido objeto
de discussion por parte de L. prepsa
repubicana de Madrid, es el dltimo
manifesto del senior Ruiz Zorrila,
jefe de los revolucionarios espano!es
Aunque no conocemos Ia redacci6n
de ese documento por no haber llegado
atm esta isla, estamos enterado dc
su espfritu, por 10 que dicen los tele-
gramas 1ltimamente recibidos.
FL senor Ruiz ZorrilIa, rou6straSe
ahora gubernamental y couciliador,
10 cual nos parece un paso de avance
IN Ia polftica del tenaz revolucionario
La repdblica. y asi hemos opinado
mas de una vez, la traera Rniz 10
rrllIa q Espana por medic de Ia revo
Iuci6n, porque en- la Peninsula, por
desgracia. los cambios de iostitncio
nes han obedecido siempre & In fuerza
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P. CATINCH| cierra SUI fotografa Ell IS del corrente
Sc re eaIiza an

precios sumamente baratos los efectos 81
guentes:
Sacos vacfos para cafe az6car-Aradoe
americanos NUNS. l, 2 Y 4-Puntas de Pa
rfs de l 8 ulgadas-Romanas de plata
forma de 400 KIog-Hierro galvanizado,
lizo, con una canal cads lado de pes, Y
acanalado 4, 8. 6, 7, 81 8 pi6s--cIavotes de
pies ell acreditado vino de Oporto mar
ca Andreses: asi como tambien el rjqufemc
acete rehnado marca March en litfos )
medios litros, del que somos 6nioos impor-
tadores.
Pedid los efeetos enumerados IN la CASE
lie G Bonniu Co Playa
Ponce, Enero 10 de 1894. 3lnl