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sccrctnrx Morton on TnrmIns.

As good luck would have it, Mr.. Sib.
Icy, Of Pennsylvania, who resigned be.
cause his opposition 10 tho Wilson bill
was stirring up his Democratic cousti-
tuents, remained in tho house after all.
This gavo him IN opportunity to nay
tho secretary OF agriculture Tor what
that gentleman does not know about
farming.
In answer to requests that the govern.
nent do something to stamp out the
Russian thistle, which is devastating
western farms, Secretary Morton told
the farmers that "if they would stop
raising wheat and buy sheep they would
find tho weed blessing instead OF 4
course" The seCre;ary's understand
ing ia that sheep like tine Russian this
tic and thrive on it.
Mr.. Sibley says this proves that the
secretary OF agriculture is m ass and
doesn't know enough to instruct far
mers. The Russians government is do
ing its best TO rid the country OF the
thistle, which has been brought over
horc by Russians immigrants in seed
wheat. It has not been noticed that
the sheep OF this country are suffering
for want OF Russian thistle.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

Tho tones OF human voices are
mightier than strings OF brass to move
the soul.-HiopS!OcL,
Strength is incomprehensiblo BY
weakness, and, therefore, tho more ter
rible.-H0Tth0rnt.
To mourn mischief that is past and
gone is the neXt-way to draw mischief
on.-ShdlISDearc.
Our greatest glory ia not in never
falling but in rising every time We iall.
-ConJucilN.
Do not put too fno point to your
wit for fear it should got bluntcd.-
Ceramics.
War is n game which. were their sub
jcc,s wise, kings would not play at
ColEper.
To be mans own fool is bad enough,
but tho vain man is everybody's.-
Penn.
SANDER is tho revenge OF coward,
and assimilation his .dciensc.-J0jtnSon.
4 man must stand erect, not TO be
kept erect by others.-liarc,w Aurtlius.
Prejudice is never easy unless it can
pass itself of for reason.-Ha:M
Dcicacy is to the mind what fra
GRANGE is to the fruit.-P0incelo'.
On earth the broken arcs. in heaven
the pcsiec: round rovniEg.
Eat to please thyscli, but dress to
please others.-Frdnklin.
If You would be rid Of chills and lever
take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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WHEN Mr.. Pcckham'g namO wac sent
TO tho senate the knowing ones snid that
in the event OF his dCiont tho President
would got oven with Hill by going out
Bdo Of New York TO find tho supreme
court justice. Now 1t Is said that ho
will try another New York man in
ordOr to put lii deeper in tho hole.
Has no put Hill in n holOP
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The silycr NIcnncc 10 nnsincss.

The Bland scheme to coin tho SOCIAL
ed seigniornge on silver in the treasury
is denounced by tho Financial Chronicle
as "the leas. honest proposition that
has ever been made in behalf OF silver
in Congress" So it is. Every ounce OF
that silver is already pledged to the
holdera OF notes issued against it.
Tho proposition which the Financial
Chronicle dcnounce9 as supcrlativoly dis.
honest is u bill TO authorizes the score.
. tary OF the treasury TO violate trust,
TO take that which doCa not belong TO
tho government and to use it for general
purposes. This is ono feature OF the
question.
Another feature, which would DO
moro important ii anything could be
moro important than to DO honest, il
that the bill is n proposition to disturb
further the confidence OF tho public and
OF foreign holders OF our securities.
Although the President is relied on to
veto the Bland bill the belief that it
will pass both houses causes uncasiness
in the money market.
With balance OF trado in our favor
by S&t, 100000 ior the month OF January,
and OF 500, 100000 for the seven months
OF the fiscal year, gold in considerable
quantities should BIO coming into the
country, yet foreign exchange is close
up to tho figure which sends gold out OF
the country.
Very little more silver tomiooIcry
would reproduce tho conditions Of last
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Ihc Worm RnS Turned.

The men who took up Mr.. Clcvc-
land when lie was not force in
national affairs, who have given
him three nominations to the presi-
dency and two presidential terms
above all the men who secured
for him third nomination in the face
OF tremendous odds-are indictinc him
OF some high crimes and misdemearors
against his party.
Men who worked up the "anti-snap"
movement in his own state and secured
his nomination in spite Of Hills mach
inc work and Bourke Cockran's scath-
ing eloquence, charge that he has play
cd into the hands OF Tammany from the
day he took his seat to begin his second
term.
They charge further that instead OF
exerting himself to reform the Demo
cratic organization in New York his
0very act fas contributed to its further
deformity. 4 choice morscl from n
lengthy article in Hlrpcr's Weekly. not
the first oil its kind that has appeared
in that newspaper, will give taste oil
tho quality OF some OF the criticisms:
Grover Cleveland failed to understand the
greatness OF his opportunity. lie has plnccl
himself in the control OF weak and inslncGre
men. lie has turned his back upon the men
whose work for rclOrtn made him possible lie
has deliberately sat down with those who have
made the Democratic partyh by.word and re-
pTnaCh aud who remain MS enemies II 1t had
not been for Grover Clcvcland's weakness. May
nRrd would not have been nominated. Murphy
would not be senator. aud the supreme court
would not be the sport OF the New foTk ma
chine.
This is a Democratic reproach. Mug.
wump rcproachcs are numeroug and
strong also. Indeed it seems that Mr..
Cleveland has about dispeled the Mug
wump delusion and dispersed the Mug
wumps. lie has played himself out in
his own state. The dropping away OF
his national following is another story.
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Nch lOk IdttrNT lRrph
Now lot Mr.. Cleveland change his
tactics. Tho country has boon sulllcI.
emily scandaIizcd by his insistenco that
tho supreme court shall DO tho arena Of
HIS prize iich, with Senator Hill. There
arc mon as well qualified as either Mr..
llornblowOr or Mr. PeCkhNm whose
nomination would not DO II challenge to
battle, and ono such should be named,
and PROMPTLY.
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Nt5 IOFI Iim3 IDtml
10 his personal hatred OF Mr.. Peck.
ham Mr.. Hill adds personal and polIt.
ical hutred OF Ar. Cleveland, made up
Of spite, envy, and tho natural resent
mont Of q greedy md INSCRIPTIONS
man for Rn honorable man. This feel
Ing is, in varying degrees, shared by the
Democratic senators vino aided Mr.. Hill
in his plans.
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DlRIm0rc Sun (DtnLl
Tho rejection yesterday by tho senate
OF tho nomination OF Mr.. Pcckham. OF
Now York, Tor tho supreme bench sim.
ply emphasized tho weakness OF sen.
ators in permitting themselves TO be.
como parties to one OF the intcrminGblo
local sQuNbbles that constitute the his
tory OF politics in Now York.
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THIRTY-FlvE OF the fity.six men tried
for the Mansfield riots have been con-
victcd. Some OF them will be tried un-
der other indictments. II tho coal
operators who brought them in because
they represent "cheap labor" could
have been convicted at tho same time,
the measure OF justice would have been
full.
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Baltimore Amtrfcan lRtp.)
Tho discroiitable part oil it is tho ac-
ton Of President Cleveland and Senator
Hill in dragging q supreme court Justice
ship down into the mud and mire OF
personal and factionRl squabble. Such
procedure is unprecedented in Ameri-
can history.
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PASSING or rEor1nAsr.


Chicago Tribune (Rpl
Tho rejection OF peckham makes but
little difference 30 far rs the policy Of
Mr. Cleveland Is concerned. llo has
opened bargain counter from which
ho openly and shamelossly has sold Of.
fees for vote for his candidate. lIo
has digpOnied patronage with lavish
hand. Ho hRs lobbiGd on tho floor Of
tho senate by proxy. Ilc has kept tho
supreme court and tho public business
waiting for monthsin order to wreak his
personal vengeance on Senator Hill. lilo
has degraded, 40 far rs he could, tho
supreme branch Of tho country.
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MR, GRowis already elected congress.
man.at.large from Pennsylvania, but to-
morrow the formal ballotinc will take
place and tho majority is likely to reach
from Maine to California. II anything
could hold it down it would DO tho fact
that there is no uncertainty about the
rnsult
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Tie Philadelphia Press is so unkind
as to rake up Mr.. Cleyclaud's letter Of
1856 in which he spoke OF Offensive
partisanship" and "perniciousactivity."
The raking has reference to the Presi-
dents unprecedented efforts to force
lIornblower, then Pcckhnm, through
the senate. The letter is mighty en-
tertainin' rcadin" in these times when
the reform" cloak is where Sir Walter
Raleigh placed his for the passing con-
veniencc OF Elizabeth.
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AN obedience TO the simple laws OF
hygiene and the use OF Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla will enable tho most delicate man
or sickly woman to pass in ease and
safety from the icy atmosphere OF Feb.
ruary to tho warm, moist days OF April.
1t ia the best OF spring medicines,
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Chicago iattr OCEAN tRtp)
From tho frat McKano has boon dc.
ilnnt. lilo has assumed that no had too
much influence to DO convicted; that ut
least soEIe juror would hang out
against conviction. Tho case has nj
tractcd national attention, and every.
whore tho cause OF reform at tho polls
has been strengthened.
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Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep.A
Tho conviction OF John y. McEane
was fairly earned. Aside from his pol.
luton OF tho ballot box he was one OF
tho class OF men who wear mask OF 70.
spcCtability in order the more effect
ually 10 cover their political crimes.
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Responsibility of tho iosS.

NCtc iore TmCS (D.TI)
And the definite, permanent, bone.
Gccnt result OF that trial is. that for tho
first timG sincC tho appearance OF
Boss in American politics, it is dc.
tcrminod that with power goes legal
resnOMsibilitY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-19
boss MKANE's CONVICTION.


NdTW0Ff Sun Dfml
Ills chief talent, It seems. was in tax.
Ing caro- OF tho voting lists. Gravescnd
had last fall hardly over 1000 !nhabi,
tants. fOt It registered 600 voters.
Tho Concy Island district, with popu.
lNtion Of 1908 mon, women and chill.
drcn. registered 2,iGj voters and report.
cd l,5l2 votes pollud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-19
Boss Earrlty,s State Mnchinr

The followers OF Mr.. Harrity. boss OF
the Pennsylvania machine and chair.
man OF the national committee, want it
distinctly understood that they will
whip tho Democratic kickcrs first and
have complete party harmony after.
wards.
Except Tor tho federal patronage and
few local offices, it does not seem
worth while to so to the trouble Of main.
tanning Democratic party in Penn
sylvnnia in these days. 1t satisfies no
long felt want.
1t does not represent what tho people
OF the state demand. 1t is waste OF
raw material. 1t is strictly n personal
machine OF 4 very pronounced type.
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Nor York Herald (Dcm)
That this high judicial Office should
be dragged down into factional politics
is creditable, neither to tho executive
nor the senate, and is little less than
sCandalOus to the country.
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Gzrp 0s&gIIiQet1rer.
WHEELING, rEnnuArY 10. 1901.


Tho lSTELLrGENCCr will receive and
acknowledge publicly any subscriptions
that may be cent in for the relief OF tho
destitute Of Wheeling and hand the
same over to tho citizens relief COM
mittce. Tho following have already
been received:
Amount before reported 70
Cash...... ~
Total to datc.............. ..............S7JS o.
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NeD lort Advertiser tEcRl
Mr.. McKane blOmes it all on tho
press. Mr.. ShoehNn blanca it on tho
press. aud Senator O'CounGr. likewise
thinks tho press is greatly ut fault. Iu
the meantime tho press rolls on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-19
Emrhn,Ikc, lho Noyember vcrLIct.

Tho conviction OF John Y. McKano
emphasizes tho verdict OF tho Noyom.
bcr election, liz proving that exemplary
punishment us we'll Hs rObulu awaits
those who would attack tho foundations
Of the Republic by ussailing tho intcg.
rity Of tho franchisC.
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PHILADELPHIA Record (Lem).
A more defiant violation OF tho laws
intended to protect the purity OF the
ballot was probably never proven in a
court OF law.
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Washington Pos. (Ladl
The misfortune that finally overlook
Mr.. Pcckham is not in tho nature OF n
vindication OF the plan OF keeping Don
NJ. Dickinson in the background.
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Baltimore NesS tDfHL)
The President can best serve tho
party, MS vol as the country, by per-
sisting in his purpose to fill this and
other offices without consulting tho
spoilsmon and bosses in the senate.
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Cleveland Ledd.r REM
David Bennett Hill is not President,
but he is Enthusiastically present.
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&c. o. &c. F.)
SMITH & DICKINSON.
1929 MARKET STREET,
REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

Dy virtue OF three deeds OF trust made byWillInn
Hamilton and IOttie Hamilton. Ills vie 10 ma
US trustee the first dated April u, lSSS. recorded
in the office OF the Clerk of the County Court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia. In Decd of Trust
Book No. q. pugG J., the second dated July 6,
iSSS recorded In said clerks office In Deed OF
Trust Book No. y, p0rD 100. the third dated
August 81, 1890 recorded In said clerks office in
Deed Of Trust Book No. 81 page 9. ! will sell nj
the north front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
County on
SATURDAY, THE 9iTH DAY OF MARCH. 1891.
commencing at 10 o'clocl; n H., the following
described property, thEt Is To say: Part OF lots
numbered three and sixteen In kline and sri.
icl's Grandvicw subdivision IN the First ward
OF The city Of Wheeling, Ohio County, West Viz.
Ginn, TINT Is 10 say: So much OF the lot No, 3 in
said subdivision us lies within the following
boundaries. to.wil: Beginning It the south,
west corner Of said lot. runn!u: thence north.
warCily with the west line thereof 81 feet move
or less to the southcrly line Of the road as now
u'cl thence with the SOuthGrly md westerly
lines Of the rOnd as nov used TO where tho snrna
interscct' with the south line Of said lot; thence
with the said south line westerly 10 the place Of
beginning.
Also so much Of lot No. lG IN SnId sub .diyl,on
rs lies south Of linc running parallel with tho
Iouth line of Sail lot. which IL extended IN "
straight line Will Intersect the west line Of snrI
lot No. 3 where the southctly line Of tho rond ns
now used iutcrsccts said west Hue.
The little 10 said propoTty is believed to be nor.
feet. hut selling rs trustee will convey only
the tItle vested in me by said deeds of trt,st "''
TERMS OF SNLE:-Orcthird md us much mor,
MS tho purchaser elects to pay in cush on Tho
day Of sale. the balance IN Two c0unl Install
mcnt ut one una two vcNrS, notes bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale TO be given for fhn do.
icrrch payments. the tile to be retained nr,Ji
payment has been made in fnll. '''
=. WI. ". COWDES, Trustee.
W. IT, HALLEg, AuCttoncer icio
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The New York Journal of Commerce,
which leans TO the Democratic tariff
idea, has this to say Of, the income tax
scheme:
This act Is offered to the country BY the marty
that has for II quarter OF 4 century deuounCcI
war taxes" aud stlcmatIzcd rs "inGul,I,0riNl'
the efforts Of deputy collectors To lind out
whether II man has On unlicensed still on his
premises md the only excuse 10. |. Is tina, the
party which condemned the removal Of tho
revenue duty on sugar only three anal n half
years RSo docs not now dare to reimpose II.
Any Democratic newspaper with n
few spare moments on its hands might
wrcstlc with this thought and sec what
it can do with it. There is very much
in it.
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IT has always been mystery why so
many people suffer IRON chappcd hands
when Salvation OIL will cure them ut
once.
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TO. LIT.

Store room llJ1 Market street, best location for
drug store In, the city.
Store rooms l29j Main street Possession OF
either at once or April J. lSgi
Onco rooms Egcrtcr Block. Most modern In
the city.
EGertcT Hall. Best In the city.
Splcndil six.roumcd house. bath and laundry,
Il Maryland street; large yard.
SGvenroomed dwelling. y South Penn street.
Room especially suited for mandolin club
Six.rOomcd dwelling, l2i South Penn street
Six.rOOncd dwelling, rs South Penn street
slS-rOomed dwelling, 20 North York Street
FOIr rooms. third floor. both gases, water.
and water closet at ll5j Market street.
Fiyc.roomed dwelling III Twenty.ninth street,
now empty, for S..
Fiyc.roomcd dwelling 3ilS EoT street. -
Fivc.roomcd dwelling. 3lIg Jacob street
Five rooms first floor, 20 Thirteen IN street.
FOur.roomcd dwelling 10 South York street
FnUr.rOomed dwelling, lG South York street
Fourroomcd dwelling. 26tS Market street
Three rooms No. l3i Alley II.
Three rooms $50 National Road. empty now s..
lawyers Offices, Chnpliue street. near City
Building.
First.clnss cight.rooned house. nil modern
convcnlcnccs, central location, Sc Zane street;
lurge yard.
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TTV-T71TT IETF'T
1t looks as it it would DO necessary,
on account OF Boss Mechanics other en-.
gagcments, TO eject new superintcnd-
enL OF his Sunday school.
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Philadelphia Times tDcaLl
AS sort OF oG-lhoot OF the Tammany
tiger, Mckano will look well in penitcn.
tial stripes.
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-NtW i"@ sun kDtW'J
The act was wise and patriotic. The
candidate was not fit for the place. 1t
is very wholesome event.
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year, when 5OS banks closed thoir doors,
many of them with assets far beyond
their liabilities.
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Washington Star.
In lent she seeks n sad scclusiOn.
M more Il dAnccF or Il irGstcr,
A dormant bGd-but IN proiusiOn
OF lorGliness she'll bloom ut caster.
Some day the blazing sun will mako
Us wit beneath its glow.
And then well sigh for days gone by
When we COuld shovel snow.
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TIE President might try Josiah
Quincy for the supreme court vacancy.
Josiah would be licked with any marx
oil esteem.
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TELEPHONE NUMBEllSi
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If You would be rid Of chils and lever
take Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

E'oR SALE-tO to 50 quarts new milk
Il per day. Apply. ini Shipley ST. mls.3t
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Rev. j. o. Peck, d. D., assisted DR..
Dobbins In his missionary service at
Grace III. Il. Church on Sunday, Go
20 into all the world and preach my
gospel to every creature" included the
whole duty OF the church In mission
work.
Standing upon the shores of the
greater ocean OF Gods love, as reveal.
cd In Jcsus Christ, and hearing his
sublime manifesto to His Church fall.
Ing from the lips OF the son OF God.
He understood the Divine purpose In
founding tho Church. Tho Bible re.
yeals nothing more sublime than
Christian missionary work.
The Doctor said that between the Mis-
Sisslppi river and Pacific corst tho NJ.
l.. Church had more members than all
other churches taken together.
Of the foreign mission work tho
preacher said there are 100 copgroga.
tione in Mexico and South America
A prosperous conference has been or.
ganized In Italy. In India the N. II.
church had received 10, 600 converts In
1880, 1890 in 1901, and 30, 400 10 1902.
The returns for 1893 had not been com.
plete. but two conferences had report,
ed $4,000 accesslons to the church and
this Indicated that the returns would
exceed that OF any previous year.
1heamout taken In Grace church dur
ing the day amounted to about $1,000
Tho collection In the 8. S. yesterday
afternoon amounted to $l,l20,25. II
Is expected that toe entire annual con.
trlbution OF the church to foreign
missions will amount to s2500.