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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-10-11
M AN Z A r 3 M q r. DERED
SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES AT An
OHIO OLDIER' HOME.


s35#Day on, Ohio; Oct p lice search
for perpetrators Of the two recent
murders of veterans Of the soldiers
home NE on pension day, develops a sit
auation more horrible than the terrible
Bender. crimes in the West. Forty old
soldiers have been robbed and muir
dered at the national military home
here and only passing notice taken Of
the crimes. The Grand Army is tax
i ing hold Of the matter, and the feel
ing exists that the government should
place detectives here to collect evil
dence against murderers who have
grown rich by robbing the veterans.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-10-11
FIRE in East St Iont..

St Louis, Oct ire to-day de-
stroyed the main building of the Tu-
dor iron works at East St Louis,
causing q loss Of $4,000. Insured for
$4,000. si 80 Is=
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-10-11
Republican Mistake. Arc Patriotic.

Better than the law Of 1890? There were
mistakes in the law--no great bill with
900 items could be passed. without l.yins
SINE mistakes--blt my co1nsry men. what
ever mistakes We're in The. law, H.. hateYer
errors crept into that law. every one of
them were in favor Of the American home,
tile American citizen, The American factory,
the American farm. Great appIausa.) But
OF the $50 plumbers discovered in the law
of 1So4 net one Of them is in S:lyor CT the
American people. (Renewed aoplausa.l They
have NET even, by accident or .blunder, made
any mistakes in favor OF American enter
prise, American industries or American.
homes. III
An. but they say: Sour tariff law is bet
ter than the Republican law because. 1t re-
Tues Duties So 1t .lo.,S reduce aEties.
What does it reduce duties for? Why, it
tells you--the title Ut the bill tells yon-
they reduce duties to increase the revenue.
daughter and applause.) And no one will
dispute that we need the revenue just at
this time. Renewed laughter.) Well, now,
II you reduce the duty upon foreign prod
nct and increase the revenue you must null
Hply the importations, mustn't you? II you
cut the tariff down on given product and
expect to increase the revenue you must
increase the volume Of the Importation Of
that product mustn't you? Surprising. for
tive tariff on this glass that hold In my
hand was GO per cent. The present tariff
Is, say. 30 per cent-60 under our law. 30
under theirs. Now IL you want to collect as
much revenue from a 80. per cent tariff as
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-10-11
she was severe.

Little Miss Daring My new bathing
dress fits me like a glove.
Miss Cantby What kind Of glove?
undressed kid?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
PROFESSIONALS.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

Doing q good and steady business, Bss.
town Ia The strip. Electric lights, ttd.
Only two miles from the Usage country.
VIII sell al a great sacrifice On account
Of III health. Address
Mrs. i. II. ELLIS.
NEW FONcA, OK. TERR'Y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
Canes in Vogue.

Collet capes seem more in vogue than
ever, and a great variety is achieved
By the intermiXture of materials and
founces Of rich guipure. They are
made very short, showing the waist;
some even do not come much below the
shoulders, about elbow length: they
are full, and sometimes open in front
to show the light chemisette that COW
ers the bodice. They are handsome
made of black moire, antique lined
with white satin, with an upper cane of
deep point de Venise and thick band
of feather trimming round the neck,
the yoke, IL there IS one. covered with
either steel sequins or Jet embroidery
as bright and sparkling as possible
\, Y. Post.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
Thr ausieha aY Saturday. zIorrug aueus "a

caught some of each kind Of FISH there
were in the pond. They had a few
trout flies in their fishing kit, and one
day, just for lack of something else TO
do, one of the boys put gray hackle
fly on his line and sl1ittered it along.
They were rowing slowly along the
lakeside under the shade of the big
trees that line the upper part. All of
a sudden there was a sharp bite, and
the boy pulled in the biggest white
perch he had ever seen. The boys
woke at once tos the fact that a new
field was open for sport. They contin-
led the skitterings and brought home
the incest mess of big perch that, up to
I hat time, had ever seen. Day after
day they kept up the fishing until that
fall, and never failed TO get a mess.
They tried other flies, but the gray
hackle proved the best"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
NEW INSURANCE SCHEME.
When hIr. DiDcbat Tried Umbrellas THAT
Financier Was Beggared.

When hIr. DinCsat Tried Umbrellas THAT
Financier Was Beggared.
do you remember me?o inquired
the man as he quietly slipped up to the
city editors desk.
Il can't say that ! do" replied the
| city editor, looking him over carefully.
'You remember I was here some
time ago giving policies of insurance
on lunches of lseys?"
''Oh, yes, l remember. I took one. ="
''Of course. all wise men do. At the
same time, # you recall II. l said had
a great scheme for insuring umbrellas
on the same plan"
Il believe I do recall it. How did it
come out?'
The man threw up his hands hope
lessly.
We'll" he said, '.before that week
was out I had my umbrella insurance
company at work, with agents all over
the town. The success was immediate
and phenomenal, everybody wanted to
insure his umbrella; the premium was
fifty cents a year; the amount to be
paid TO persons returning lost um-
brellas was three dollars about the
average price Of an umbrella a man
doesn't like to loose. you know; agents
turned in policies by the pocketfuls the
first week; hadn't any idea there were
as many half-dolIars in circulation as /
received at my office; second week thev
kept coming and I began to think of
plans for a great building on Wood
ward avenue for the accommodation of
the business to be known as the I'm
brella Insurance building; third week
itwas still going; fourth week it rained;
fifth week umbrellas began coming in:
didn't know there were so many um-
brellas in the world; sixth week it was
worse and ] began to investigates,
watched the people who brought them
in and got the three dollars; mostly peo-
pie above suspicion, to look at: dicov-
cred they had been stealing them: al
ways picked one out with our tag on
1t; didn't know there were 50 many
people who thought 1t no sin to steal
an umbrella: never thought of that
when | got up the company; wasn't an
umbrella in the lot worth three dol
lars; didn't know so many people wore
cheap umbrellas; something rotten in
Denmark: just come up here from my
Office; string of people there reaching
half way round the. block, waiting TO
get in; there isn't enough money left
in the fund to buy ferry ticket with;
I've come here to see If YOU wouldn't
lend me that amount: I'm not going
back; put a notice in the paper that !
MIR. Dungbat, the well-known president /
of the Umbrella Insurance company,
having been suddenly called To China, |
left this morning; do get the price of
ferry ticket? Thanks;' and he went |
out, leaving the city editor in condi- /
tion of partial paralysis.-N. Y. Com
uercial Advertiser.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
Neal Dow as a Fireman.

When Neal Dow was chief Of the
Portland volunteer FIRE department.
says the Boston Globe, some of his
men complained about the strictness
of his discipline. One OF them appealed
10 the mayor once, saying: M Dow
Is altogether too strict. At the fire
the other night he ordered me To 60
between two buildings, and their
walls were likely to fall at any
moment wouldn't 60" And what
did Mr.. Dow Go when you refused 10
obey?" asked the mayor. He was fool
.enough 70 90 himself.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
Fly Casting for White Porch.

Not every angler knows that one OF
the best ways TO take white perch IS
with an artificial fly. 1t is not only
good way 10 make the catch. but Il
gives more sport than otAer ways. and
you get bigger fish. The first time I
ever knew that white perch would take
the artificial fiy was three years aro.
while my family were spending the
summer at Asbury park. said an old
fisherman recently. My boys had
boat on Great pond there. and had
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-25
sunrrstitIon.

A gentleman who had been dining
At q restaurant and who often or
dered a dozen oysters, counted them
one day and found but eleven. still
smother day he counted them. with
the same result. Then he said TO the
waiter;
why do you give me only eleven
oysters when l order q dozen?"
''0h. sir" answered the waiter, 81
didn't think you'd want TO be settin'
thirteen At table, sir.'-Youth's Com.
paniou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07

f
The famous runner, L. Q. McClclland,
OF this city, who recently challenged
nrct,y manly ovorvthIn, I'm, I'm.
- 49, W. 80, "''
WMks' Whlrla or lilies, Us puoIlshen IN
tho tNTELLIdENcER, has replied to tho
bicycle rider. VIII Gyeer's deli. az fol.
lows.
NJ. ~
lou VIII ploase atate 'hSt VIII NC
copt Mr.. Groor'a challenge, and will
NEE, him and HIS buckers Wednesday
evon;n, ho,wooa o 10 o,c,ocL - moLo
~ s 'U'"'o" Gun a"u = w. " 'N""T
tue match, lor SOU q sac or more
am to skate Eve miles on roller skates
while Greer ridcs 0yo mllos on his
h,cvcl, orJ IL. ~ .n, % ,oLo Ill .,oLo
Wv "uI ...0 "'''''0' ~ ,"%' "'t o'""V
money una 10 ner cont OF tne gate rc-
eeIpts, ana loser % per cent
II looks as though tho match Will DO
me terms asked by Greer. The contest
WI VIII ake place, II made, ~ mo North
Inu ilhk ana VIII no aonot 20 on9 OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07

Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, Ill.,, was
troubled with rheumatism and triad n
number OF different remedies, but saws
none Of them seemed to do him INV
good; but finally no got hold OF one
that speedily cured him. He was much
similarly afflicted would like to know
what the remedy was that cured him.
He states for the benefit OF the public
that 1t is called Chambcrlain's Pain
Balm. For aalo by Chas. r. Goe,ze.
Will W. Irwin, Chris. F. sehnepf, Chas.
NIenkemellcr, VIM. Z. Williams, S. i.
Brice, A. T. Schccle, Will MenkemeI.
Ter, John Coleman, Richards & McEIroy,
w. Fl. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, and B. F. Peabody & Son,
BenWood r.Esl5 'gss = ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
AZ EVENING o. CONC

Excellent gtusIo by, tho r,pIts or yroL
NinrtLn-A Pack cd Hon.. poIISE, .h
Tho frat n n snr;es Of "SI Ines ~, ',Icnlo
L.. ,,,. 1' =, " 0I ~. ~ sohD ou9' a,
ny 'ne pupils oil Ftot. Jal'p, StcppIlS,
Martin was given last night in 0uo
Follows hall. By 8 o'clocs not :, scAt
was to bo Ind md thos ,sas no , nccr
comfortot,, n,o r UEe m iop ina
s vOr'. ,"o. ; st"u'S - ''ou' so Nre ,ho
results oil Prot. Martina worE N Wheel
ing.
1t was programme OF nigh crGdo
music to DO rendered by v0ISSea When
have been undo. Prof. Martinis instflc'
ton Tor less than three moptns, aud 30
It seemed bold undertokins so0Qer the
circumstances. After the Gfs! AunDer'
semI'chorus OF soprano Fosees ip 60,
lections from Cherubini, ali msriyinga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
a Kansas Mans lsx,srieno,

Mr.. Albert Favorite, Of A1kans,. CITY,
Kan, wishes to give our readHrs the
benefit OF his experience with colds,
He says: ~ contractni o Cold earlS
last spring that settled % nv lpngs,
and had hardly recovered from !, when
f. l caught another thas,bnna on III gum,
mer aud left mo with hackia, cough
which thought never would oct RID
OF. l had used Chambcrlatn's Cough
Remedy some fourteen years aro With
much success, and concluded 10 Try II
again. When had rot tnrouHh Nth
ono bottle my cough had lelt no apd, |
have not suffered with 4 couSh or cold
since. Ihave recommended Ito otbeTs,
and NIL speak we'll OF itn - rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
IRON HONOLULU.
CclcbratIon OF IIawaI!'' Independence Dn!
Successfully 0bScrynd,

Celebration OF Hawaii Iudcpcnd once Day
SUCCESSFULLY Observed. j..
SAN FEAscrsco, Fob. G.-Barksnttne
W. II. Diamond arrived this morning
soyonteon and half days from Homo.
lulu, bringing papers from tho islands
to January 10, two days later than tho
adviccs brought by tho W. G. Irwin.
BURNS these two days nothing OF i'm
porralcc occurred savo tho celebration
Of tho anniversary ottho establishment
Of tho provisional government on tho
18th. which passed Oft quietly. The
provisional military turned out and pa.
raded the streets in the morning eight
hundred strong. When the procession
reached the headquarters OF the Ameri-
can league tho stars and stripes were
raised and the bands played tho Star
Spancled Banner. A meeting was hold
In the evening in Palace square which
attracted the largest crowd ever congre-
gated In Honolulu. Largo numbers OF
PORTUGUESE marched down tho street
headed by their own band and joining
tho throng in front OF tho speakers
stand. Speeches were delivered by J. B.
Castle, W.O. Smith, Slr. Anterior, Judge
Robertson and Walter G. Smith. The
celebration Of the day was brought to a
close by a reception given by President
and Mrs. Dole, which was largely at
tended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
rl,n ,yi.nplNa srorprn.
ny u" Murder of tho Groom by uu Aven.
H .N... ,.t,,. IlHnNh.. |.H.--

Nv tho Murder Of tho Groom by uu Avon.
giug Heather.
LONDON, Fob. GA dispatch from
Rope snys: In 1891 Siguor oiampan.
ola, a resident Of oivita I.avisna, DO:
came Involved In a dispute with a young
,nan namad Falcini aud the lattor was
killed., 1t being subsequently proved
that tho killing was done In scli deloncc.
FalcInt had q brother who at tho tImO
wa, ten yenr's old. lilo determined to
ayenge tho death Of his brother, aud m
timO went on no begun to Ivy his plans
10 put Nn end to Ciampanelia, life. Tho
latter was to havo boon married to-day
and great preparations had boon made
tor tho event, The INVITATIONS had
bDcu isauod, and almost everybody In
tho village, which has only 800 inhabi.
tants, expected to havo dance and n
lSast. Early this morning Falcini
NyonGed bis brothers death. Ho
ircacherously cut tho throat of tho OK
pcctant bridegroom aud thcn placed the
coypSe, In tho DupLial bed that had al.
rcnly boon prepared. llo surrendered
himself to tho police, and acknowledge.
cd his orimo without tho slightest trace
Of rcmorso. Tho brldo.clcct waS in-
formed Of tho fate ofher intcndod hus.
band, anil some OF the friends took her
10 the. room In which tho murderer Ind
placed tho body. When shc saw the
corpse lying on tho nuptinl couch hor
rrici was irlghtiul. 1t 10 feared she
Will loco her reason, FaIcini's slater
and brother-in.law havo been arrested,
Il being suspected that they instigNtod
Falcint to commit tho murder whom no
did. Tho town was horritlco whom
news OF tho murder was made public,
aud tho carnival ietes were at once
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
i As result OF the bowling contests
Yesterday the clubs in tho Wheeling
Bowling League stand this way:

The two games scheduled for satur-
day evening of this week between the
1ntel!igencer and Press Club teama
were by agreement played yesterday
Afternoon Mt 9 o'clock at Felly's "Har.
vest Home" alleys. When tho hour for
starting the games had arrived but ono
member Of the Press Club team was on
hand; After wait of few minutes
the first game was started with tho
victory of the Intel!icencer boys n
toresone conclusion-six against two.
summers' work for the Press Club was
very fiue in both games, and he bids
fair to become ono OF the star rollers oil
the league. His improvement has been
very great-he holds jointly with W.
A. ". player tho honor (?) of having
made the lowest scorc, and now he
comes to the front with score that is
not far from Sam Harrison's top
notchcr. 29S For tho Intelligencer,
Borland had tho best score In the first
game, 273 The score in detail:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
DEhLaTRE.
All sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
-f thp Glass Cltr

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
thu Glnss Ctr.
The Washington correspondent OF
tho Cincinnati Enquirer gives out the
information that Mat Gordon and John
l.. schilling arc the most prominent
candidates for tho postodice here, but
says Congressman Pearson has not
made up his mind, and will not mako u
RECOMMENDATION for at least ten days.
That correspondent seems to have lost
sight Of W. G. Warnock, Ell. Steeer,
Marion Huffman, Wilbur Smith and
George Il. Mu.h in the contest, but it is
not understood that tho Congressman
has lost sight OF all OF these, though the
first two named have been bringing lots
Of outside pressure to bear In fact, it
is known that Mr.. Schilling moved up
on tho President and the postmaster
general in his case, and informed the
Congressman Of tho plan no had adopt
cd, while Mint Gordon, from his con-
nection with tho National Telegraphers'
Association, was able to bring great
number OF supporters from the &C.
ouaintances OF operators and managers
in Washington city. The other candi-
dates depended more upon tho support
Of the homo people, patrons OF the Office.
The grand Jury now in session in this
county is composed OF Ham Eaton, Wal
ter Darrah, ". J. Ayers, Abner Dillon.
Spencer Gregg, John Linn, 7. W. Bent
10y, William Vail, James W. Corbett,
Charles Burns, O. n, Stevens, Everett
Thornbersy, Alonzo Hardesty and Sam
uel Stewart. TWENTY-FIVE cases were re-
ported to this jury on Monday.
Tile terms Of Squire D. v. Cooper, F.
s. Mason aud Franklin Netfas justice OF
the peace, OF Irvo Bakor rs township
trustee, and OF W. ]. kirkpatrick. as
clerk, and Jack Baugh, ir., as constable,
expire this spring. Mr.. Kirkpatrick
and Mr., Baucll arc the only two who
will not be candidates for reelection.
Bellaire is said to have two or three
OF the finest poker rooms in tho coun-
try. Tho police know nothing about
their existence, but they are not sup.
posed to know o great deal about the
ecenes behind tho curtains.
Constable james Richardson holds
orCi "HoCUer ycur, oNiHR " LIS electto!l
to decide tho tie vote between Phil Hell
scy anu him two years ago.
Rev. Mr.. Price, an evangelist, is.hold-
Ing q series of revival meetings at the
colored church here and tho house is
crowded every evening.
The Belairc board OF trade will DO
organized this evening under the state
charter. They will meet at tho buckeye
loan office.
The court s,cnographer in this county
wants n fixed salary and TO allow his
fees 10 go 10 the county. i
0. T. Mason, James Du Bots and G. W.
Dickens liayo secured q patent on q
nov one piece fender. FL ~ y u .!
Il SIMMONS Liver Regulator nevcr fails
10 relieve the " orat attacks OF !indigea:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07

LONDON, Fob. 6.-Thc British steamer
Rannoch, Capt Stevens, which sailed
from Glasgow January 20 for New York
when fourteen days out met with n
fierce gale. Her decks wero continually
swept BY the heavy seas which carried
away all her boats and everything NOV.
ablc about the decks The Rannoch re-
turned to Greonock this morning and
will be surveyed in order to ascertain
the amount OF damage sustained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
IT is NOT TRUE.

Tint Striking potters are Being Starved
= Into SubmissIon.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. Feb. G.-There is
no ruth in the report that the township
trustee are Withholding support to aid
the manufacturers in starving the mon
now on 4 etrike. The Trustees deny
cmphaticolly the statements attributed
to them in the report. which was sent
ont for political purposes. Tho trustees
arc relieving all cases of need as usual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
STATE or ONO, CIrY OF TOLEDO, |
Trc,s County. 2


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that no
is the senior paItner partner OF the firm
OF +. J. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the city Of Toledo. county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by the use OF HALL's Ca
TAARn CuNE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day Of November,
A. D. 1856. a. W. GLEASON,
[sEAL] Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
Tor testimonials, free.
y. CHENEY 4 Co.. Toledo, 0.
pD- Sold by druggists. 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
WHEELING MAY or ,r
a Movement on Foot to sccnfo u, cor
H. hDlt.,IAcksOh All,

a Movement on Foot to scaafo tho COR
bHtt.Jacksoh AliIt ~,
There Is a very busInols'l'lSe NOE
mont on foot to secure for WheeIIng
tho great fight between JIn, Corset pna
Pcso Jackson, for tho chaurploNshIp OF
tho world, which Ia TO comc on i
next Juno. No definite Ssohs Ei'l
BIO taken until those who arc Interested
arc assured that 10 Such rpohhk0v bpsl'
ness Ia possible aa that %htGE pfo,
cadod tho Corbett-MitchOll hnut ~
Jacksonville, 10 this end tho post
criminal lawyers have heel, ropuosta,u
10 give m opinion ma 10 go lorapy
Of a glove contest In WSst NifRinIa, y
tho matter Is gone into It viii 70 Nv %elI
known business men. Thcrc IL GlOpW
OF money in sight Tor tho yoptnisN, Eapd
beautiful silc for aa alpphitheatro
10 at tho disposal of tho pro-
joctors. Tho Idea Is 10 oiEOr 'plS
money, and Pittsburgh cnpItANs,s IN
no In tho company II ono IS torneu.
Whecling's location, mIdyGy 6pt SGeh
tho great western metropolis Mud the
Atlantic coast cities, ia WncqHalSd ahy,
whore. Tho occnrroNcc Of such a
meeting he:e would mCdh gfcat
deal OF ready money OQoat il tho con-
muniIy. Something OF tho fCsult az
pcnds, OF course, oil Public sseNtimcnI,
but tho men at tho buck OF t,,'N nToj cct
have calculated pretty closely md aTo
Disposed to think tho thing eau 10 DSoe
profitable 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
UNION STOCK YARDS. CLARENoSr
. -. --1-s.Ha MnSnAV Fol, = IcSs

F1 MONDAY, Feb. 5. lS1i : ~
swlnc-Thc market Is slow, with heavy rcccints
this week. nearly 5000 In excess Of lus. weeks
numbers. but there Is no serious change In quo
both heavy and light hogs Mt s. GOa6 % pcr Io9
lbs gross, with extra western light at the Inter
figure; roughs ST 5Oa5 w per 100 lbs gross, Near.
by country light hogs NJ s. 6Oa1 50 por 100 lbs.
gross Receipts, 1895 head. sl1 Il - -
Sheen md Lntl6s-Both sheep and lambs orc
slow. Sheep sell at 2a3i3c and few extra &c
per ID. gross, and lambs Mt 9aic and q few extra
at 47Sc per ID. gross. so IL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
Reliance Lodge AhnIycrsas

Tho first anniversary Of Rrlisnce
Lodge No. IS, a. Q. U. ". wiN he cclc>
brated by an entertain mcnt nj the
Opera House, Monday evcplnp, Eebru>
airy 10. The prosramme nj tansed Nv the
committee in charge rmbraces eopGs,
recitations and addresses by tho pest
talent, and as a whole tho Performs nce
promises to BIO enjoyable, in,erestins
and instructive. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-07
SECOND GAME

For tho relief and cure OF a cold in
tho head there is moro potency in Ely's
Cream Balm than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making brill.
liant success as q remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh aud hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious devcl-
:opment OF the symptoms, whilo almost
numberless cases arc on record OF radi.
cal cures OF chronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other treatments have
proved OF no avail.