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NATUER'S REMEDY COMPANY.

Below we print complimentary state
ment in regard to the medicines sold by
Natures Remedy Company. This com
pany is now giving entertainments at the
Old Nickcls Building, on Wood Avenue.
They will be here week, commencing
from last night, November l4th. IT you
have ailments, consult them. Their med
icnes are highly spoken of by those who
use them.
WAYNE, w. VA. June 2, 1894.
NATURES REMEDY Co.-Gentlemen: !
had rheumatism so could not walk; !
had no appetite; at night could not
sleep; l would have bad pains in my kid
news, and had very bad case of piles. At
times wonld have sour stomach and dizzi-
ness in NV head. tried blood medicines,
but they did me no good until | got Wan
ego and box of Herbal Salye from one
of your companies. In a few days ] felt
betterthan had in years. have all
your medicines ard would not be without
them. To all who may lie suffering as ]
did, would say that Wanego, Botanic Oil
and Herbal Salve are the best remedies
eyer used.
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WAYNE, w. VA, June 2, 1894.
p. w. WoraNAS.
NORFOLK Il WEsTxES RAILROAD Go.
W.yyE STATION W. Va, June !, 1891

" !tIN z y IN IUN " I. ' ~ " W.T. y. J y" II
NArrRE's REMEDY Col have been
troubled with q very bad case OF itching
piles bought ole box of your Herbal Salre
and after using il five times have not been
troubled since. can Recommend Her
bal Sa.ve to any one troubled in tho same
way. Respectfully,
B. MossER.
Nature sRcmedy Company are at the Old
Nickels Building, Wood Avenue, selling
the above medicines. Consult them.
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chamns.,a;a's Eye ara skia ointmezs
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eye,
Granuiated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Eheun and Scald Head,
.25 cents per boz. Fer sale 81 druggists.
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The above rates are for standing ADVERTISE
assnts only.
Ga Loo Al. ADVERTISEMENTS will be eharg-
cd for al the rate Of 5 cents per line for each
assertion.
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A BETTER DAY MUST COME.
An Autumn Call.

The autumn leaves are falling
And Jack Frost nips the air.
While gentlemen are calling
For warmer Clothes TO wear,
In Prices. style and Finish,
For suits to wear this fall,
You will find at GREEN 4 HUNT
As Merchants surely beat them all.
Their Suits are always stylish.
Their goods the finest grade.
Their business suits unequaled,
No better can be made,
And when they make to order 4
Suit for any man,
In price and goods to please him..
They do the best they can,
So if in suit they suit you.
You should not fail to cali,
They will be reioiced to show you
Their latest styles for Fall.
Just pay their Store visit.
at any time of day,
And gladly they'll convince You
They mean just what they say.
Very Truly,
GREEN AND HUNT.
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VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office of The
Circuit Court tor the county Of Wise On
the goth day of October, 1884.
Thurston, Trustee,
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VIRGINIA.: In the clerk IS office of the
circuit court for the county Of Wise on
the 26th day of October, 1891.
Thruston, Trustee,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Fl. c. MCDOWELL, Jn.; p q. Nvs 46-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
ENGLISH PAPERS
Mako Ridiculous BIunders About the
Amarionn EIentionK.

Mako Ridiculous Blunders About the
American Elections.
LONDON, Nov. THE merchants Of
Great Britain who may be Affected by a
change in the United States taritt form
the class which takes the greatest in
terest in American elections. But they
are unable to obtain any definite idea OF
the political situation, owing to the
many absurd mistakes made on thesub-
ject by the English newspapers.
The Star, for instance, says that 1t is
Definitely known that Congress will
consist OF ten Republicans, one hun.
dred and thirty.three Democrats and
thirteen Populists."
The Globe says, referring 10 the de-
feat OF Tammany: at was q particular
ly obnoxious form OF eSotism. The de-
feat OF Tammany Is good.sign that they
are, gradually progressing towards
freedom and perhaps some day they may
arrive at real self government"
The st. James Gazette uses the defeat
OF Tammauy aa the text of sermon
with which to warn the Londoners o.
several instances having lately revealed
that the county councillors were quite
as bad as rammany men.
The st. James Gazette, however says:
at is q war cry from Tammany Hall to
Spring Garden and we do not suggest
thdt there Ia any sort ,ot resemblance
between the Tammanyites and the
county councillors, but 1t Is desirable
to check the faintest beginning which
might lead to similar jobbery here"
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FOR GKEArMK NEW YORK.

The People Vote for the Consolidation OF
tho Two Great Cities.
NEW York, Nov. 7.-Returns for tho
vote in this city and Brooklyn on the
"Greater New York" scheme indicate
that a majority Of the votes have been
cast in favor Of consolidation.
A tabulation OF the returns at police
headquarters this morning shows that
the vote in this city on the consolida-
ton issue 10 IN round figures $4,000
for and $1,000 against.
It 10 evident from the returns that d
large proportion OF voters neglected to
cast their ballots upon this question, 1t
Is estimated that the majority in New
York city in favor Of consolidation will
reach at least $4,000.
In Brooklyn the latest returns show
total vote OF 54,895 for, and 52,927
against the proposition. which makes
it evident that tho people OF tho two
cities have given approval to the plan
OF consolidating the two municipalities
by good majority.
The scheme, OF the "Greater New
York proposes the consolidation under
ono city government Of New York and
Brooklyn, the whole Of Richmond aud
Kings counties with a portion of West.
chester aud Queens.
The whole area covered by the
"Greater New York" will comprise
more than 3l7 square miles.
According to the last census, the
population Of tho cities, counties and
towns which 1t is proposed to combine
as the greater New York is only few
thousands short of 100000.
Tho cities included New York, Brook
lyn and Long Island City; then Rich.
rnond county and the towns OF West
Chester, Flushing, Newtown and ia
maica, and also covers under the pro.
visions Of the bill that portion OF the
towns OF East Chester and Pelham,
which lies southerly Of straight line
drawn from tho point where the north
eriy line OF tho city OF New York meets
tho centre line OF tho Bronx river to tho
middle Of the channel between Glen
Island and Hunters Island In Long
Island sound, together with that part
OF tho town Of Hampstead, which ia
westerly OF q straight line drawn from
tho southeasterly point Of the town Of
Flushing through tho middle of tho
channel between Rockaway Beach and
Shelter Island 10 the Atlantic ocean.
In the bill, which relates to tho sub.
ject provision, was ouly made for an OK.
preston Of opinion on the part Of the
people as to tho adyiGability OF CONSOLE
dation, and this Is what the vote OF yes
terday means. The consolidation will
not take effect until legislative pro-
vision shall DO made upon tho subjects
Of taxation, rounding Of debts, etc.
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BELLAIRE.
Ausorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

AIISorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
There was but one drunk man ar
rested the nighto election. The saloons
here we're all closed by order OF the
mayor and there 10 no Disgusting tho
fact that it was good move under the
circumstances There was nothing to
aggrayvate men and the election re-
turns were received without jar or
quarrel OF any kind.
The city board Of education Tuesday
night let the contract to furnish fuel
for tho school houses throughout the
city to Israel Pelky at s. 10 per hun:
bred bushels. The contract for school
supplies was let to J. Gorby. and bills
amounting to s., 1911 II ordered paid.
Local option carried in this township,
outside OF the city limits by IS majority.
West Wheeling voted l0S to % to allow
the saloons to stay, but the balance OF
the township said no. The vote was
taken because OF an attempt TO start
saloon at Pultney bottom.
Miss Anna Shupe, one Of the teachers
In the High school, 10 confined to her
home quite sick.
Howard Bender and wife, OF Rich
mond, Ind, are visiting relatives In this
city.
Mrs, Dr.. Stewart, Of Jerusalem, is the
guest OF Mrs. Miller Booth, Of this city.
The steel works resumed yesterday
in full force.
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Marriage.


Frank Harrison Adcdstne
To "marry in haste and repent at lei.
sure" seems to be quite common nova
days, Judging from the number OF di.
vorces applied for aud obtained. And
yet it Is not the institution OF marriage
that is at fault, for a great many di.
vorced couples got married again, and
sometimes exhibit unseemly haste in
rushing second time to the altar. The
frequency Of separation or divorce may
be attributed to q number Of causes,
among which may be stated the discov-
cry on the part OF the welded pair that
1t was simply a passing fancy which
drew them together, not that strong at
tachment which should exist between
persons who are supposed to be united
for lite. When the romance Of so'called
love ia over aud the man and wo-
man see each other as they really
arc, they begin to realize that good
judgment had very little to do in their
selection OF partner for oil time. They
find that they are woefully lacking IN
many OF the qualities OF mind and heart
that combine to make matrimony sue.
cess. Beauty on, the one side, and
wealth on the other will not always
compensate for the absence Of refined
natures aud domestic habits. A girl
who was won in a ball room is not al
ways inclined to settle down to a pro-
saic existence, and the young man who
captiyated the same girls fancy by his
exquisite dancing and gallant bearing,
may prove to be nothing il not hirt;
and go to both Of them come disap-
pointment and regret Many differ.
ences between married people would be
more generally adjusted II our laws
were not go framed as 10 almost invite
application for divorce.
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IxDlASAPoES, ISD., Nov. lin re.
spouse to a request by the Associated
Press to-day for an expression Of his
views regarding the result Of yester'
days election ex.President Harrison
said:
ut is the mos. extraordinary political
revolution the country has ever wit
messed. Wherever there was q free
ballot the vote Of confidence given in
1892 70 the Democratic party dt one
was giyen) has been recalled and vote
Of utter and Anal repudiation substi-
tuted.
The indifference Of the Democratic
party was revealed the moment power
wac given TO Il 10 deal with national Of.
iairs. The insincerity Of Its platform
makers was exposed when BE It en-
acted took the place Of BE it resolved.
For thirty years party expediency has
been substituted by the leaders for
party principles, and expediency had
10 many faces as there were congress.
sionaI districts. Every eccentric cross.
current Of popular prejudice was fol-
lowed as II it were the gulf strem. No
passion was too wild or violent for o
Democratic mount Glasses were
created and inhamed TO out
break and disorder. In one state
debauched currency and In an
other a socialism that was near to
anarchy were given q bed. Property,
especially mills and factories, was in.
yerted and assaulted in one section and
in another trusts were secretly coddled.
The old Democratic doctrine that IA.
yored the levylng Of customs duties to
tho limit OF an adequate revenue was
abandoned. A deficiency to be made
good by bond issues or by internal
taxes was preferred to the incidental
protection that adequate customs duties
would give. The silver question was
dealt with in the most yacillating and
irresponsible manner.
"Mr. Cleveland described the situa.
ton perfectly when he said in his letter
to Mr.. Wilson: They (the Democracy
are downcast under the assertion that
their party fails. in ability to manage
the government
"a vast majority Of our people believe
in protective tarif-never so many
and never SO strongly as now. They
differ as to rates and schedules, but not
as to the principle. They believe in re-
ciprocity as the first method OF getting
foreign markets. They believe in q
progressive and American foreign
policy. The workingmen voted their
prejudicos in 1892; this year they voted
their patriotism and their love Of home.
1.-THE enormous falling of in the Dem
ocratic vote everywhere is not loss en-
phatic in its meaning than the major.
ties.
1.-THE great victory secured by the re-
formers in New York city ought to have
been mentioned in tho Thanksgiving
proclamation-perhaps it wonld il 1t
had come earlier. 1t gives the assur-
ance SO much needed that there is an
adequate recuperative power in the
most ring-ridden communities; that
popular government is equal to its
severest test-the control Of great
cities. The lesson? Trust the people.
1.-THE duty? Exercise the offices they
have con6ded to US with the highest
fidelity aud patriotism"
about indiana?"
"Well language fails me. lam proud
OF her"
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IN INDIANA.

The RspubIieans Make the Most Sweep.
ing Victory In the States History.
ISDrASAPoLls, Isp.. Nov. The par.
tial returns from Indiana indicate that
the state Is Republican by, at least 90
900. The Republican state committee
says It will not DO surprised II the
plurality reaches 10000. Ills the most
sweeping victory ever won by any
political party In Indiana The first re-
turns received last night showed strong
Republican gains. They came from the
labor centres and the Democrats at
headquarters expressed the hope that
the tide would turn when the country re-
turns began coming In. Late last night
returns began TO arrive from all parts OF
the state and from everywhere came the
story Of Republican gains.
The returns thus far received show
an average Republican gain Of about
forty votes to the precinct. It Is doubt:
full, however, whether this ratio will
hold up to the end, for it is expected
that 1t will be cut down by the returns
from the agricultural districts. but Il it
should be cut to twenty TO the precinct
the Republican majority will be over
$4,000. Returns from the congressional
districts have been slow in coming in,
but the scattering figures received, con-
sidered in connection with the great
Republican gains in every part OF the
state, indicate that the Republicans
have elected eleven and possibly all
thirteen members Of Congress. The
Democrats still have hopes that S. N.
stockslager in the Third and W. s. Hol'
mau In tho Fourth districta have been
elected. The legislature is Republican
in both branches. There will be in the
house about So Republicans and IS
Democrats. In the senate about 80
RanutIicana and 90 Democratic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
TILE AMENpMENrs
Adopted by the New Yorkors on Tuesday
What They Will Do.

Adopted by the New Yorkors on Tuesday
What They viii Do.
New YORK, Nov. THE adoptionsoi
the constitutional amendments OF which
there is little question establishes the
following princisles:
Laws authorizing pool selling and all
forms Of gambling are prohibited.
Election and registration boards
throughout the state must be bi-parti.
san.
No public money shall be granted to
sectarian schools.
The legislature 10 forbidden to enact
laws limiting damages for injuries re-
sulting in death.
Personal registration 10 not to be re-
quired in towns Of fewer than 5000 in.
habitants.
Public officers shall not accept passes
on railroads or franks from telegraph
or telephone companies.
Cities are divided into three classes.
The time which must elapse before an
alien can vote after the granting OF citi.
zenship Is increased from ten to ninety
days.
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nARYELous n1scoYEnIEs
Found In the nalas Of S,nsr-Ths Ras,
older ThAa We Knew ~

Found In the Rains OF Ntnsr-Ehe tsaee
oIasr Thau We Knew ~
wAsHrxo1OS. Nov THE human
race is nearly ten centuries older than
seieuee had knowledge Of before, As
s result Of the extensive explorations Of
the ruins Of Niasr, near ancient Baby
lon, a. described in report to the state
department by Minister Terrell, at Con-
stantinople. These explorations are
being made at the expense OF Philades-
phians, and DR.. Peters and Professor
HilprIcht, OF the University Of Penn
sylvania, have supervised the work:
Many tons OF tables, vase, inscribed
brick, sarcophagi and the like have
been exhumed, the sensual and revolt
ing worship Of the god Bel 10 more
clearly known, his colossal temple with
its $50 rooms has been exposed, aud the
religion, government and customs OF
men who lived 1000 years before Christ
have been revealed by the translated in.
scriptions. Minister Terrell says that 1t
will require sixty volume, to contain
the descriptions Of these marvellous dis
coyefisH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

The most interesting theatrical event
in this city this season will not be the
production OF new play, but the ap-
pearance Of now actor, who presents
the role Of Mephisto in Goethe's poetic
drama, Faust" on the stage OF the
Grand Opera House tonight. Mr.. John
Griffith, the new candidate for Mephis-
tophelian honors, gains his effects by
judicious and artistic means, never
rauting or playing with repressed force.
His Characterization is at all points IN
teresting and may lay claim to subtlety
and finish, showing intelligence and
deep thought. The production will be
scenically very handsome, many novel
and hitherto untried electrical effects
being promised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
Tho Cars Gratitude.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. THE car is
showing great activity in answering the
many kilograms Of coincidence and ex'
pressions OF loyalty which he receives,
and the impression prevails that be Ii
trying to demonstrate tho fact that he
is courteous aud genial, aud that Russia
is extremely loyal. Replying to mes
sage OF sympathy and loyalty from the
mobiles OF Moscow, the car said: 'In
union with you shall find strength to
fulfill the arduous duty which has de-
volved on mo so early, aud shall de.
vote all my power to the service OF my
dear country"
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limited by provision for review by the
governor. As indicated to-day the rev
Citations made before the state senate In.
yestigating committee will become the
basis Of procedure against nearly all
the Tammany members Of the city gov.
ernment Another plan which was
more generally discussed before the
election by the city newspapers vas 70
obtain tho adoption BY the legislature
Of = bill giving mayors Of cities Of the
frat clas the power Of removal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

For pain in the side or chest there
is nothing so good as piece OF flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and bound on over the scat OF
pain. It affords prompt and pcrma.
nent relief and II used in time will often
prevent cold from resulting in pneu-
monia. This samo treatment is suro
euro for lame back. For sale by
Charles Z. Goetzo, Will W. Irwin, Chris.
F. Schnopf, Charles Nlonkemellor, viii.
lam i. Williams, S. L. Drlce, a. L.
Schoele. Will Menkemeller, John Colo
man, Richards Il McElroy. W. II.
Hague. Wheeling; Bowie & Co..
bridgeport, and .. F. Peabody 4 Son,
Benwood.
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Our Phosphate Interest.

wAsHlSoroS, Nov. 7.-serious com.
petition for our southern phosphate
producers Is predicted by United States
Consul Crellet at AlGiers in o report to
the state department upon the phos'
phato deposits OF Algeria. He describes
tho marvellous extent aud richness OF
these easily worked deposits amounting
in one bed to 10000 tons and estimates
the output this year from one field ut
$4,000 tons delivered on shIpboard at
81 SO per ton.
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+-+ BONDS. +-+

Royal Clay Manufacturing Company.
Fostoria Glass Company.
Wheeling Street Railway Company.
PafkerSburg, Sutton & Glenville Railroad Co.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
wheeling Steel aud Iron Company.
Piedmont Water Works
STOCKS.
y shareS Riverside Glass Company.
RIverSIdo Iron Works
Bellalre Nail NIL.
Exchange Bank,
LaIIelle Iron Works
IsStnA Standard NH.
Wheeling Electrical Railroad.
Fostoria G!nBs Company.
SIMPSON g. HAZLETT,
Stocks, Bonds and Investments.
oci7 No. 1911 Market st.
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GEN. HARRISON
Gives BIS Opinion ofthe Result Of
the Elections.
AN EXTRAORDINARY REVOLUTION.

The Ioooherenoo of the Democratic
Party on tho Issues of tho Day Re.
sponslble for it-The People Were
Disgustsd-For sho Lesson, Trust
the People.
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New YoRK, Nov. IAN afternoon
paper OF Democratic leanings says that
only ono Democrat has been elected to
Congress in Pennsylvania. This is
Erdmau in tho Ninth district.
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TAMAlANY OFFIo1ALs.
Those Guilty of Corruption Will Have I
Go Now.

IHU"V UUNty OF O"EFuFEVVu VIII aHNU 10
Go Now.
NEW YoRK, Nov. What Is to DO the
ultimate result of tho defeat OF Tam
many Hall in tho election Of yesterday
Is a subject OF general discussion.
Under the state laws tho mayor has
power to remove tho heads OF depart.
ments only when charges OF malfeas.
ance or misdemeanor shall have been
preferred against tho incumbents, aud
evon in come instances tho power 10
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Hub Building.1
STOCKS. BONDS, ETC.

MOZART PARK STOCK FOR SALE
Iva. very cheap; any amount Of full pale
shares at any price ARCHITECT LEINER mo-
CTOCKS FOR SALE.
IS aharca Ohio Valley Bank.
10 shares Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
lOshRreS FoStorla Glass Company.
10 shares Exchange Bank.
10 shares OF National Bank Of West Virginia
25 shares Warwick China Company.
2wheellng Bridge Company bonds
10 shares .Etna Standard Steel 4 Iron Co.
ebondS Wheeling Railway Co
r. 8. IRWIN. Broker.
oo2o No. q Twelfth Street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUAINT
FOR SALE.

T0R SALE OHEAP-NEW SEVEN
IL Roomed Frame Building In best location
OF Bclvedere Addition; water. gas and SEWERAGE
suitable for two families; rents at present for
SI7 o. VIII sell for cash or on easy payments.
INQUIRE OF ARCHITECT LElNER NOT
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WANTED.

WTANTED-A GOOD HONEST
wv partner with 500; buE!neA clears 400
every month Address n. n, care this ONCE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

AShetland Pony, Harness and Cart,
Pony we'll broken for driving and riding Any
child can drive tho same.
oolo SIS BLOCH.
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r ADY AGENTS-LADIEs WANTED
IL TO write for me at home; 8 day; no can.
WASHING. Reply with stamp. mss VERNA
IANGbON, south Bend, Ind. oS4