davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

sharp shooting palrS all through my body
and hellACho over my eyCL When / would ent
the Inst few bites on swallowing seemed tolodgo
In my throat. Paths around nv heart and
through 10 shoulder blade. Ny nose was con-
tlnuAlly stopped no and could scarcely breathe
through II; dropping Of mucous from my head
Iuto nv throat causing Inc TO hawk and spit
tongue even got sOno. I.wuuld cough every
night and twice l spit up blood. was very
short Of breath nll the tlme and hal ringing.
roaring noises In my ears. ] had 30 appetite.
and what ute hurt me. My stomach would
swell and pain me after meals, and when lcould
hclch IN the gus the gas that had formed there
] would feel better. bowels very costlve and
kidneys sluggish. Had palp!tatiOl OF the heart
] could scarcely steep AZ all, ! was 50 nervous.
rs soon as would liy down IN bed would be.
gin tpsha;o aud Jerk with my nerves, and would
arise In the morning ferllns exhausted. After
taking treatment with Dr. Copeland, Bell and
Davis for Que month ! feel likeh new man |
car eat good square meal aud relish II. No
more bclching OF gus or pain in my stomach.
Bowels ATE Regular, kidneys net well. nose does
not stop up my more, hawking and splitting all
gone, no more cough. no more ringing noises In
iny ears. sleep we'll md feel refreshed on rls-
Ing IL the mornings. Ny nerves are not rs
strong as they should be yet. but feel confident
that another months treatment Will make them
is strong as any ones could he. I hereby recon-
mend all suGcring humanity 20 consult DrL.
Copeland. Bell and Davis nnd stay with them
uDiil cured. | found their treatment pleasant,
painless and effective. | had tried two other
doctors Ia the last two yeas and they did not
hclp me Il particle. nnl | never received any
benefit uutil began treating with DR.. Copeland.
Bell and Davis. whom lcOnsidCr the leading spe-
ClGlstS OF this country and thoroughly under
stnud what they arc doing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
SPRING SMILES.

Hc-Will you be my lancee at Cape
May? She consulting her note book
Well, most OF my time is taken, ou,
you can have tho days between june -
OF 3 p. IN. and July 3 at noon if you
like.-ChiclgO Record.
Invalid Tourists Denver q good
place for 4 consumptivc to make his
permanent residence? Dcnveritc = |
reckon it is, stranger. This town has
the finest cemeteries in the hull. darn
state.-JuiqG.
Mr.. TilGen-Now, you must tell me
what you think your sister would like
Tor Il gift. Little Ncttie-Oh, ] guess 4
birthday would be nice; she hasn't had
ono for a long, long time.-Mter OceuR.
Mrs. Newlywcd-And do you ALWAYS
trus. your husband implicitly? Mrs.
Experienced (cnthusiastically)-Indcod
] do-that is to say, OF course. to a GER
tain extont-BOs.9H Home Journal.
Mother Ito married daughter)-Don't
You think my photograph is good2
DauGhtcr-l should say 80. When
showed it to Tom it scared him, it's SO
lifelike.-7eras SiJtings.
Mrs. Rcmseu-I hope this is pure
vaccine from the cali you are using,
doctor. Doctor-Oh. certainly. I just
got 1t from your friend, Willie White.
head.-BrColiyR Life.
Robinson-How did you find Mrs.
Johnson? Mrs. Robinson-Wcll, she
says she can't complain. Robinson
Can't eh? lhad no idea she was as low
US that.-Puct.
Visitor-I suppose your daughter is
busiIy preparing for her wedding
Mother-ics, she is up in her room
now destroying all her old lettera.-Ia.
Bits.
Bridgct-Soy, Pat, fer why is it thoy
calls this u tin weddin'? Patrick-
Faith. an it's becazc wc've boea mar
ried tin years.-ArtdnSL8 Traveller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
Mn. BuTrz. Of Buttzville. Ia buttine
against those bribery charges.
A Mere Subtcrrusc.

Tho Democrats in tho senate are in 4
hopeless maze anent tho disclosures OF
the part'the sugar trust has played in
tariff Liquidation, and to counteract the
effect on thoscountry and the indlgna-
ton that has been aroused the stale
story ofthe attempted bribing OF certain
Honators 10 vote against tho tariff bill
has been sprung.
1t is u lamentable evidence OF the
weakness OF tho party. 1t is claimed on
good authority that the new sensa-
tion" was carefully prepared and given
to n syndicate Of free trade papers,'w who
were told to feature it for all twas
worth. That t.lc New York Sun is ac-
lively engaged in pressing the charges
is evidence enough that the always en-
tortaining editor OF that paper is hay.
ing some iun at tho expense Of the dis
comfi,urc and anxiety OF the admins.
tration and its betogsed supporters.
Even the rabid Courier Journal takes
no stock in the charges, and Major
Buttz, tho alleged bribcr, denies having
had anything to do with it. The matter
is not tason seriously In we'll informed
circles. and it will be shown on invcsti.
cation that the report was formulated
to draw PUBLIC attention from the inia-
nous methods OF the sugar trust
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

$4,000 for tho marking Of placen in
tina. state made historic By the war OF
the revolution.
Baruwell county, 6. c., has a twelve.
year.old negro, who, It ID claimed, com.
mittcd to memory tho entiro book OF
GenesIa in two hours and tiity.two
minutes.
Tho Central ruilroad Of Now Jersey
has put into service u hospital car, tho
frat Of tho kind in tho world. II Is sta.
toned ut Mauch Chunk.
Tho death rate In St Petersburg OK.
cecds tho birth rate. From 1864 to 1883
there were 8 900 births and l,772,0 0O
deaths.
Tho annual cost Of tho BritiSh army
Ia SSj,OOO,oOO; Of the navy, S70,OOO,0O0
Last year 1902 horses worc killed in
Vienna for human food.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

WoMAs in her dlvincly appointed
place is the most glorious creation OF
God. At the ballot box the bloom will
be rubbed OF the peach, notwithstard-
ing tho specious arguments of Susan i.
Anthony aud the whole limo OF female
agitasors TO tho contrary. She can rock
tho cradle with skill, but she would not
be effective in rocking an opposition
torchlight procession. She can preside
with grace and tact in the paslor, but
she could no more control Il turbulcn.
convention than IN eruption Of Vesuvius
could be stopped with Il cork.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
AS to Subtle Vibrations.

Mrs. Annie Bcsant, the theosophist,
in m interview declares herself to be a
vegetarian. "For," she says, ali VIC
want to use the body for special pur-
poses we must attune it TO receive sub
tier vibrations. Sometimes. when the
body is diseased, it is ubnormally scnsi-
tive. especially ii the affection DO neu-
%rotic."
This is : pointer Tor Mr.. Corba,t. AS
no is going to use his body for tho
special purpose Of receiving some hard
jolts from Mr.. Peter Jackson, he should
80 10 work at once and at.une himaeli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
..WIndy" WIIsop,s Canlldacy.

Tho Dcmocrasic papers Of tho state
are not welcoming the candidacy OF [.
Willis Wilson, OF tho county OF Ka-
nawha, for the United States senator
ship with anything like cordially.
They seem to be no~nplussed which way
to hop. The RegistT in n half hearted
manner congratulated the Democratic
party on his candidacy. but spoiled it
oil, from q Wilson standpoint, by assur-
ing the faithful that whether he is
elected or not his canvass will Gus
much enthusiasm and 20 far toward
securing n Democratic legislature. That
is d delicate iutimatiou to Mr.. Wilson
that no stands no show Of success.
This damninG by faint praise on the
part OF the Register leads the Wayne Nous
to remark that sit is tho action OF the
leaders OF the party that has produced
the general apathy within the ranks
which tho Register admits, to exist, and
Governor Wilson should not be used
merely as an instrument to Grouse tho
party TO action and then give those who
have brought this stupor on tho Demo-
Gratis tho benefits OF his labor and zeal
for the party"
Tho interest in Mr.. Wilson's eandi-
dacy is not confined to his own state.
The Richmond Dispatch the other day
took occasion to state for the benefit Of
it's readers That it was not tariff bill
Wilson that had announced himselt as
n candidate ior the United States senate,
but Windy" Wilson, "a manfar below
senatorial calibre." In the next issue
it ratod Wilson as moro than a match
for Camden on the atump, but that
he was sorely handicapped when
it came to u matter OF financial
resources.
In good time we presume VIC shall
hear4rom Nj. Wilson on these matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
wIuEmSG, OrAy 10. 1891.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for tho Annual Convention
of tho State League.

Tho Sixth AunuI Convention Of tho kepub.
loan Leasus Of the State OF West Virginia will
convene IN the city Of fAlRMQST. Marion
county. at II O'Clock 1 H.. Tuesday, Jane 10,
1921, for the election OF officers for tho Gu
Euipg year. tho selection Of delegates to tho
Seventh Annual Convention Of thc RnpubllCau
League OF the Unitel st,tes. 10 be hold In Den
yer. Colorado. June u. 1894. and iOs the Trans
action Of such oiacr business Ga'lnaY regularly
come before H.
Zach Republican Club In the State Is %entltlel
TO be represented by tive delegates. Full In
formation a: to thu rata OF transportation viii hc
published ~ soon ii the necessary arrangements
cap " made.
address al communications 10 tho Secretary,
Gt Wheciiug, ". Va.
EDGAR l.. RUCKER, PTes!5en.
J. X. HALL, Secretary.
UepublIcRu papers Of the State please cOpy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

HgSRY WArTERsON picked up the
bright lexicon OF the "star-eyed god
dess" the other day. and after laying it
down he impalcd the senate tariff bill
in the following vigorous terms: a.
mongrol picbald OF patches and pusil-
lanimity, IL grotesquo hodgepodge of
prctense and ~pettifogsiug, 4 noade-
scaipt abortion OF Incompetence. eelf-
ishness, cowardice and tre2chery."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

"THE flowers that bloom in the
sprius' arc not more vigorous than are
those persons who purify their blood
with Ayers Sarsaparilla. The tabled
EliXer Win could scarcely impart
greater ~vivacity to tho counlenance than
this wonderful medicine. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

CoIEY's horde OF hobos threaten to
invade Washington again on Decoration
day, for the purpose OF decorating the
Peace monument at tho western end OF
the capitol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

upon arriving ut tho beautiful re-
sort" says tho Register in its report Of
the anniversary exercises 1t Al.cnheim,
decorations could ut once be detected"
This must have been very notifying to
tho decorations, as it is their place to
remain out OF sight and do their best to
elude discovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

Ex-SEcEgrAKY WHITNEY knows too
much abou. that million dollar contri-
button OF tho sugar trust to the Demo-
cratic campaign fund, and when he
,smelled investigation in the air he
sailed forEuropC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

By ~algebraio process it Is possible to
prove that . equals l. With this solu.
ton before him Prof. Wilson can 90 to
work on his nutilated tariff measure
with reasonable hopes of maintaining
his sanity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

THE Springfield Republican is righ.
when it says it is too carly to accuso
tho Republican senators Of flibuster-
ing, because it has been but q few days
since tho lateat Democratic taril bill
was reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

THE Pittsburgh Post suggests to Vice
President Stevenson that he borrow
Reeds tactics to enable the Democrats
to pass tho tariff bill. Well, it ia
strange how Il partisan Democratic
press will iall over itself in the haste to
advocate some Republican mcasure that
will pull the party out Of u deep holo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

GALvIN's army that honorei Wheel
ing with its passing glance, is at Blairs-
vile Pa, and has dwindlod down to
fortv.iour able-bodied rosters,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

MEMPHIS seems 70 get on better when times
arc bard than whom they arc o,herwise.-Aiem.
phJ Aypccl-Ar1l1Rche
No doubt of it. A city that was
forced into bankruptcy and officially
known as "a taxing district" can stand
anything.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
A DANGEROUS TENDENCY.
Catarfh Is q TrelCharOus, lnSIdiOuS
and Tenacious Disease

when Neglected It pcrmoatoa III" Whole
system aud Frequently Leads TO Con-
sumption. Asthma, otc.-Don't Procrns'
~tInntc-Tncts for Eycrybody-Thc Old
mud Young DIny Head Every Line with
,..u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

ycr'annOr OF wudloik to withdraw mo plea
OF not guilty M put in Il plea otguilLy."
"Why didn't you plead guilty In tho
first place aud gave all this troublc''
asked tho judge. Sure, yer amer,
said Pat, II had not heard tho Isl.
dcnco." "fha,'s my tx" continued tho
misguided gentleman. u had heard 1t
charged for years that tho Democratic
party was party OF false promises. and
that its election to power would be fol.
lowed by disaster, but | wouldn't be-.
licvo II was guilty. Since 1899 | have
seen tho evidence aud conviction Is
forced upon me-"
Tho Democratic papers OF the state
arc terribly exercised over the fact TINT
the Republican county commissioners
OF kanawha county have been removing
Democratic olIice.holdcrs in tho c%ouu:r.
This howl Is strangely inconsistent with
their complaint that thcrc arc still somU
Republicans in office in Washington,
who are filling positions wanted for
hungry Democrats. | find q case in
poin, Ia the FHirmont Index. Tho MIer
calls attention to tho fact that George
Wilson, the Republican deputy com.
missioner. and General sewcll, tho
chief Of special agents. md
other Republicans, arc still re.
tained in office by Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue Joseph S. Miller,
and says: at is this kind OF thing
which is making Democrats all over the
country careless and indifferent about
Democratic SUCCESS" After going
into details. tho hlcr concludes that
'if tho Democratic boys don't turn out
ut the next election, charge it up to Joo
Millorism. It's mighty hard 10 mako
them believe they are not quito as Ut TO
hold n good position MS a Republican
and still keep them 'whooplnG 1t up tor
a lot Of Democratic congressman whose
endorsements have given tho Joe Nil.
lors thoir jobs" There is a world Of
dissatisfaction and unrest expressed in
these lust sentences.
-
The fact Of tho matter is tho hIsr,
like some other party organs, Is trying
to make itself believe that tho revolt
A6Alb1b DttlOGlA NN hAilSAl IL nun JIlhE
witnessed is duo to the failure OF the
administration to practice tho ancient
and accepted Democratic doctrine Of the
cohesive power Of the spoila OF Office.
This effort may be due to honest convic-
tion, or It may be to draw Democrats
attention from the real cause OF tho re-
volt. At any rate, the lndtE is
mistaken. The administration at
Washington isn't hurting itself
in following out its civil GER
vice reform professions. Civil ser
vice reform always was 4 fraud and it is
more Of q fraud as praCticed by Alr.
Cleveland's administration than It evcr
was before. Perhaps there arc Repub-
licans still in office. but it is impossible
for any administration to mako Il clean
sweep in 4 years time, or evcn in two
years time. It wouldn't be business
like mol good politics to do it. nut the
spells system is king in Washington
just tho same, and has been cnthroned
there cver since tho fourth day Of
March, 1898. Give his majesty limo
and he will even satisfy the injGr.
G., A, d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
7 IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
Renaini1sl n tho POSIollce at Wheeling. oh!o
county. W. Va. Saturday. May 10. To obtH.n
any Of the following the applicant must ask
for advertised letters, giving date Of list:
LADIES LIST.
Altman. Miss Minnie Mann. Miss Mary
barkGl. Mis- Maggie ". shaubra, Mr- }.
BlakDuey. Mrs Julia Williams. Mrs. N
Concr, Miss Minnie
GESTLEMES'S LIST.
Ambros. John Matzell. Karl
Adams, Gins. 7. Morton, c. l.
AurIne. u. J. McCaun. James
Barnes. Geo. n. Mckee. J. Sheppard
Cooper, C. Nichols. l. G..
Carroll. Geo. W. O'Net, Il. J.
Clark. Mathew Rcinhardt, John
Crnnlct. Wu- D. Suoeter, J. II.
DOii. John Stimuli. W..
Frost, 4. I. Schultz, John C.
Garden, Wells TarnSSi. Antonio
Harral. ". w. wcHEland. David {.
MatZelle, Karl Williams. Marion
MI. O'KASE, ?. N,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VXTANTED-lOO MEN TO WORK IN
w cover pipc and lire brick work. Q.
East Palestine, Ohio. STATE LINE SEWER
PIPE Co, myi0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

II those days of tariff reform Clcvo.
land is saying nothing. He is fishing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19


Instances are multiplying that the
people, not only OF this state, but OF
tho entire country, have had n wonder.
full awakening. The history the Demo
ocrats in tho senate are making has dis
gusted Democrats who are Democrats
from principle. and they arc Gpoakin.
their minds all along the line, whi.o the
history the party has made in both
houses OF Congress has driven bacl: to
Republicaniom thousands who wcut
rainbow chasing in 1892. Thia is not an
lido boast. The proof is not wanting
that the people havc rcalizud that shey
wero buncoed. The pot OF gold they
expected TO lind at tho end OF the rain
bow OF promise tho Democratic party
hold out to them has vanished, and
There isn't wen 4 rainbow in sight
now. 1t ms n gigantic confidence
game by which tdey will not be caught
Q second time. 4 gentleman who had
cast his first Democratic vote In 1892
told mo thu other day he felt like the
~lrishTan who was on trial for 4 tnisGc-
mcnnor and suddenly interrupted the
proceedings by saying: "Ei 70 PLACE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

DARrIES VISITING NEW YORK
will ind pleasant rooms with board, at "a
West Thirty fourth street. Terms from u 70 10
s. ppT day. myll'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

soli t~hruuchCu. the world. Potter Dru; and
Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
''BEAcu NUT"
Ham and. SlIcHd Bacon

Beach Nut Ham combines the McIlowrcs OF
the English aud tho nutiy appctizIug flavor
of tho Virginia ham. while 1t costs only half rs
much. C. v. HARDING & CO.,
my7 Sole Agents, 1896 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
The In:telligencer
publl.llod Daily, EScCptSunday.
TERMS

TEkHSi
Ter Yonr, by Mail, Postage Prepaid.
DAILY tsS DAYS IN The wgCEl...---".""-S 90
DAILY tTHREEpAYS N THE "EEK"...".... 4 %
DAILY 1.-TWO DAYS THE wGe0.... ......... 2 rs
DAIIYtoSE HoHrHl".."...."-""""'..'.....'.- 65
WEEKLY lone YGARiN ADVANCED o""'".'"".- I 90
WEEKLY lsK WoSrHSlr GO
The DAILY IN]rELLl1ESCE1 Is delivered by car.
Tler8 in Wheeling and adjacent towns at Is
conis POI week.
nHnns Wishing 10 subscribe 10 tho DAILY Ia.
rElLiGESCER eau DO so 10y sending In tholr or
don 10 the ISTILtiIEECE1 OtlCo on postal card
OF otherwise. They will b. p~uHc;ually teryed
by carriers
Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices, so
cents per iuch,
Correspondence cduta!uln. important news
EOlicltcd from every PG'G Of ibp surrounding
county,
Rejected COmmunlcdlOnswill not DO returned
unleaj accompanied ny sufficient postage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

nor RENT-SIE ROOMS on
j. Twelfth street. suitable for Office or npart.
ulcnts. admirable location; Will let separately
OF in suites Of twOI, ihrccS OF fOus. Inquire o.
McLura House. II. ". & L. s MCl.uRE, tnyl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

Tho nuuual meeting OF tho stockholders Of the
Lafayette Granite aud Marble Company Will 10
helh'At the Office OF tho company. HOO Walnut
street. Philadelphia, Pa., Monday, Juno /, ISL
at y O'Clock IN, for tho election OF officers.
JOSEPH L BURKE. in.
mylqll Secretary pro ten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17
Fake News of the Flood.


Saturday night the Associated Press
agent at Tacoma sent out a pretended es-
innate of losses by the food in which the
loss at Portland was put at 81, 900. 900.
This is absurd and inexcusable. Special
correspondents are paid TO lie. but the AS
ISOLATED Press should be in better business
Truth is, the actual loss in Portland, by
destruction of valuable property, is next
TO nothing. few decayed sidewalks and
shakey wharves and perhaps some old and
ruinous buildings were tioated out of place
by the tidal rise of the water and will have
to be repaired or replaced. This will be an
inexpensive improvement, which ought to
have been made anyway. Every structure
which yielded To the gentle impulse of the
flood had outlived its usefulness. Few
goods In stores or warehouses have been
injured seriously. There was time to take
all out of the way. There have been
heavy individual losses from interruption
of business and cost of removal of goods
but these will not fall on the community
Trade loss BY merchants who were flooded
was gained by others who were high and
dry, and money spent for removal of goods
was gained by labor and went into chan
nels OF circulation. So the losses of car
lines were offset by gains of boatmen.
Value is not lost when it merely changes
form or hands. The only real loss 10 de-
struetion of property and the actual de-
struetion of the Portland food is next to
nothing.