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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
VACCINE USED IN CHICAGO
Much Of it Comes From a Farm Near
Fond du IAc-Yaccinating Cows

Much Of 1t Comes From a Farm Near
Fond du IAc--Yaccnating Cows
DR.. f. Il Beeson, Of Fond du Lac,
Wis. has the reputation Of owning
the largest vaccine farm in the west,
if not in America He has made a
speciality Of prOpagating and keeping
alive pure vaccine virus. Recently
in one week he shipped 5000 points
to agents in Chicago Fifty-eight
years ago in Beaugency, France, a
cow WIS discovered suffering with
genuine oowpox, and from this COW,
says the Milwaukee Wisconsin, comes
the virus used by DR.. Beeson The
vaccine farm is situated about four
miles from Fond du Lac and Is in
reality a big dairy farm There are
100 head OF cattle there. The process
of raising the vaccine is simple. A
healthy COW is taken to small Oper.
ating room in the stable, strung IN q
rack and her feet hobbled The
chief operator Osmond f. Pasko by
name, then trims the hair from the
cO~'s flank with pair Of shears
That done he produces a shaving out
fit, applies a lather and with an enor-
nous razor gives the victim as fine
a shave AZ one could see IN a days
travel This finished, he produces sew
eral large points and proceeds to
yaeciuate the shaved parts IN six
places three on a side. The animal Is
then led ont and placed in d stalI
with a neck yoke on. 50 that the sore
spots cannot be reached The COW has
been vaccinated, and the progress OF
the sore is very much the same Us IN
the case Of a human being. On about
the eighth day it has reached ma.Hi-
ty, and the COW IS taken back ID ia,
small operating-room again She is
strung IN the rack the scabs are rn-
moved ana the raw pbces carefully
washed In q short time the lruph
exudes, and a small boy seated on q
stool begins te work Of making vac
cine points" These points are q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
THE TRADE REVIEWS HAVE
MORE CHEERFUL TONES.
FAILURES ARE FEWER AND LESS
IMPORTANT.
People not SO Shy About Investing
Their Money Many More Re
Sumptions than Shut Downs I'm the
Manufacturing World Wages Shu
Being Reduced Almost Universally.

New York, March Z. r. d. Dun x
Cos review OF the weeks trade SAWS
that with no more definite information
than a week ago regarding the ont.
come of the financial or revenue dis.
puteS, perhaps more people have come
70 the belief the end win answer their
wishes Certainly more people are
taking limited risks i'm business. e,.
pecially in stocks More works have
resumed or increased the number of
hands or hours than have stopped or
reduced, but numerous reductions In
wages continue to lessen the purchas-
ing power Of these at work.
In all brlrchos of wooden manu-
facture the demand il yet below the
usual mark, but Is somewhat improved
in worstcds and dress goods. In three
chief markets the sales of wool were
4S9S,2OO pounds for the week against
5,19S,200 last year
Continued weakness appears IN
prices of metal products, notwith-
standing soIno increase in actual bust
ness. In the pitsburE region little
over half the force is employed. There
are heavy transactions of lake ore at
PittSburg and il is said that with ore
ut $2.7 coke at 81 cents and wages
can make iron at IA profit even at the
present prices Minor metals are
weaker tin in part because Of the fall
in silver and diSorganizcd eastern eN.
changes. and lead because of expected
legislation.
Receipts and exports of wheat for
the week are only about half those
of last year, while there Is great in
crease both in receipts and in exports
of corn, hut scarcely any changes seen
in prices Of these or other products
The railway tonnage from Chicago is
but II per cent. less than last year,
against - per cent for February I'M
ports Of merchandise still show a de.
crease Of 40 per cent, while exports
Of domestic products for three weeks
were , per cent larger than last year.
The most encouraging feature Of the
weeks record is a continued decrease
in the number and Importance of
failures For the past week the fail
ures have been 26i in the United
States, against BOG last year and forty
two in Canada, against forty five last
year.
New York, March . Bradstrect's
report of trade says that storms ma
cold weather south ana southwest have
checked the course Of business this
week, while in the west and northwest
brighter weather had an opposite effect
Thus, while advises from Providence,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Nashville, Bir.
minghdm, Galveston and san Fran.
cisco are less inclined than in late
weeks to regard the situation hopeful,
those from Buffalo. Indianapolis, Louis
vile Memphis. Mobile, Chicago, ST.
Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, NIilwau
kee, st. Paul and Duluth, all report
evidence Of a distinct improvement.
There were thirty assumptions Of
factories reported contrasted with two
shut downs wages were reduced at
thirteen establishments and fifteen
strikes were announced The general
tendency of prices continues down
ward.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
WHERE THEY LIVE LONG
\ Years lIortmry iseT,rd in Con
necticut lin Town

necicut I'm Town
4 The vital statistics for 1893 OF Gosh
en-, a picturesque and wonderfully ga
! luxurious little mountain town away up
under the )rthwestern caves Of Con.
nectout presents perhaps the most
remarkable instance of longevity IN
the history OF the country Here Is
the record OF doaths Ia Goshen dur.
ing the past twelve months, and II
any one knows Of another town In
which Father Time garners his har-
vest more lcisurely and lazlly, let him
step 70 the front and name It.
John O'Cain, died on January 10,
aged 20 years; Eugene Booth, January
%. II; Mrs Jerome Bennett, Janu.
AIRY %, 90; William Stewart, January
., 90; Thomas Robinson, February 9,
73; George II Colby, March II, 50;
Mrs George Herald March IS, 50;
Mrs AMI Beach, March 2, 70; Mrs
rhaddcus Ives April 2. 81; lyman
Richards, April 4, 90; William Devlln,
April 5, 80; Edward Carrier, May .,
80; John Rose, June 10, 20; Mrs
Duane, September !, 30; Henry Prince
September s, 90; Reuben Sage, Novcm-
Der 4, 80.
The aggregate age Of the II persons
was 1,26j years; average age, "a ut
only four II will be noted, were less
than 70 years Old eight We're 80 or
more, five were 90 on upwards, and
two about 95
not long ago a Connecticut citizen
published a book Of old people In the
band of steady habits and it was his
verdict that there is more longevity
to the square acre in this common
wealth than in any other state Of the
union.
And" commented critic on the
work. there are also more people
here that are cussln Nutmeg state
weather and climate every day in the
year than in any other country bar
ring out Alaska
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
GOLD EXPORTS BEGUN

Washington, March The treasury
department is informed that SL25OOOo
Of gold was engaged in New York to
day for export tomorrow. The gold IS
furnished by the banks IN New York
The rate Of exchange now is sufficiently
Ugh to permit gold to be exported az
d profit. and further expectation Of
gold Ii the present rate keeps up IS
expected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08

ivory and the lad simply lays the
point on the raw surface and then
deftly turns it and places it in \ snail
rack point up. TO allow il TO dry.
From 1900 to 1000 points are usual
ly obtained from a COW.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
TRYING FOR A JURY
Uneven MEN ALREADY EN-.
CUSED FROM SERVING.
pyO STRIKES \ SIDE YET IN RE
SERVE

Attorneys Smith and Han Report upon
The Case of EX-Jror Reible and
He VIII Appear for Trial at the
April Term.-He Enters a Plea OF
Not Guilty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-21

AT the royal table OF King oscar or
sweden national dishes are always the
mainstay. All meals are more or less in
formal. Raw salmon, preserved in earth,
" served morning, noon and night. There
also a curious soup, the chief ingredi-
ents OF which are boiled barley and whip
ped cream Her majesty, who Is a very
careful woman, allows no waste. and once
sweek the remaindeTs Of roasts are hashed.
formed into balls and fried in oil. This
dish Is served on large silver platters. the
borders of which are garnished with trisd
eggs-Nev York World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-21
JENKINS RUPTURE CO.

Rupture cured in 10 weeks without
pain. No knife used; no blood drawn.
No detention from business. No PAY
UNTIL CURED and cure tested without
truss. reSpondence invited. Exam
ination and consultation free.
J. II. FRANKLIN. u. D.. Man. Surg-
100 South Topeka Avenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
RochGteEHalfPliee Clothing Sale
AREGuLARBEE,HlyE OFBARGAISs
The Great Bargains Cause Greatest
AstOnishment.
Mems, Boys and Chlldren's Clothing
For 0ne.halF Price.

The Great Rochester Haiti rice Cloth.
ing Sale, at 1851 Main street, which is
now open, is causing the greatest aston
ishmens among all who call. The low
prices, which arc about half what the
people OF Wheeling have been in the
habit OF paying for the same kind OF
goods. cannot fail but TO convince the
buyer that oue dollar goes as far with
US as twice that amount with any other
store. Oar own factory at liz and III
\. St Paul street, Rochester. y. ",
where all our goods are manufactured,
give US the advantage that no other
house in this part OF the country has.
Low prices and your steady trade is
what We are after, and no sacrifice, no,
matter how great. is too much for Us to
gain it.
For the next twenty days we will Of
Ter Extraordinary Bargains that cannot
help but insure 10 US your regular and
continuous custom. Before buying
make il your business TO call on Us. and
whether you purchase or not rest as
sured that you are welcome. Wien
calling on u., among Other things,
ask 10 sec our Children's Pants icr
&c, Childrer's Suits at 79c, Mems
Working Pants at &c, Mems Bus
iness Pants Csc, Heavy Working Suits
SS5, Business Suits 8 s., and thou
sands OF bargains in Mems, Boys and
ChilGreu's Fine Tailor Made Clothing
at half price OF other dealers.
ROCHESTER HALF PRICE CLOTHING SALE,
No. 1851 Main Street
Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
WIT N WISDOM.

ibid John get that place in the Gov.
ernmens serviceT' mo; turned down
on spellin' an geography" Poor Eel.
lowi What's he doing now?' Hes
a-ieachin' OF q school, an a.runnin' te:
superinteudeut er eddication."-Iildntd
Constitution
They were recently betrothed, and he
was speaking OF an old love. He-"0h,
yes, Cynthia was a pretty girl, but she
died, you know" She-Gealous-
Golden or auburn F'-Gntetnoman.
This is the time of year when the
man, forgetting how he had to dig the
garden, beat the carpets and rake the
front yard, wishes he were a boy again"
Indianapolis Journal,
"DeLush went home only .hseeous..
tiers tull last night How'd that hap
pen" Just had sevensy.ivc cents 10
spend."-Blfdio CaEiG.
Caller-Your office is as hot as an
oven. Meschans-Well it might be! l
make my daily bread here, you know
R1ymoHd's Nonihiy.
One OF The hardest lessons to learn is
that We are made out OF the same kind
OF clay as other iolk-Rdm'S Eora
II iecl very much rut out" said the
bum as the bartender fred him through
the Goorway-FTortia Ti5m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

Some Ct ;he DemeeraSc newspapers
have the Soo5 sense to know a esc3
hing when saey see 81 ard tie courage
to admit tire evidence Of their senses
Tho BnNs&sn Eas::si IS ese Of these This
hsilisa; and ouepakea Democratic
aewspspes says o; :hc su,s 20 c,uat :
qaSsom:
SaSssSasys sSs erSScsT Of f:le =SeA tzS
GSS& actE neaeSSAsgc reWS7xpS= &SG yNES-
sSstS in 10 es2RiS vaSS val ~ saye 70
e+SS EaN SSSoaGo& NJ SsSG AZ Sae SEe =
SsS SS8Sn& SGii4s Ii WScAi SS &SssRSxse sGS
thc iSGSSSSS S:SISSS { Sx@sSSSS StSSG
AtsS s0ssSSW " ESSSS ceSasSe LII SAl4S,
twill b h&sG Tor them 10 &c, Nat
they viii have to 6oi. HeesxRss tie
neleca&e stumpss Who shall attempt
the ola line ci ~GsaunSsioa oa this
sease viii Re laughed ca his sess Ths
pIopla hass lsasnNa something in ieu-
years AID they wiz stand 70 nese q
the I'D noasessA
As far Supplying tie Democratic
pavsy WITH ~aSsw laSSeS q Mr.. Reefs
course saa sbair.s ,hs,l diseaas
nsttss. Men Of tAS;ssanp s7e ne. vilb
Sass saGa ia pas;y that's IS 80 siar
70 eals ~ seuarsty 70 Ae rsQaieS
meats u tbs lines ~. Casp has
hss ~Sei Is Shine IS $ Rsei, hut The
Ssn5 Isn't SS hiE-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

"a RArE VS.. Is in progress between
the E E Phillips, Courier and Ben
Bur. The Phillips started it BY crt.
hnS beth freight and passenger rates 10
all points IS lar south as Na.anosas.
The Courier followed. sad OF course the
Ben 81, WAS :osesd 20 fall ia.o line
The single iSle to Msta1oEas is onlr
twenty-five cents"
The above article was published il
:hs Elszp5 NE- al April la. I irs,
wish 70 state that tie F. E PnIIios
entered the WAeeiins and Nasanoras
trade On November :, LAST. carving
freiIhs and passengers II the regular
rates OF the Patke:sbnrc baza o. tie
18th day Of JInu2sr the steamer Caur.
Ter cct the rats O. C~rocsr!sS Justin hsit.
Ga tie 18th, o. reS: dsy, the steamer
Ben Ecr E1de the same rates Ina
steamer Phillips continued 70 Scn ::
tie tS1.s CID rates 10y ter DAYS alter.
a26 then 20 keep her share OF the trsi-
ness she vas forced 10 cat too ard cot
the rates o. freight sad passengers
!oTec than thsiS rates TIE steamer
Ph:l6psis no! &a Opposition boat bu.
Is in : t>Sle Of hex cSn, between
Wheeling and hsSuloras, attending 20
her oEa business The Phillips salts
the public by bsiGS = daylight packet
subsequently, 20 run he. o1t 81 ,hs trade
the Courier u&1s the cat But she is
s:ia IN the trade, 2Si Leaves here sve.v
1pesSSy, Thursday SSi S-1t1rcSy :.
io$2I n " J, MN2Z
0Erss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

by n hotel in that city, which charges
tho city Is cents for every lunch pro.
pared. Apolico then escorts tho tramp
to tho corporation line, aud ho Is blddon
to movo IN.
A swarm Of bees attacked a funeral
train at Roukoukoma, n. Y, on Thurs.
day, and temporarily routed tho
mournors. Before tho funeral party
succeeded In getting to n place OF safety
with tho body, tho pail bearers, sexton
and many Of tho people werc severely
atung.
According to tho "Amorican Archi.
tect,' two chemists OF Hamburg, NM.
Forester aud Nijiand, have published
aomo atudies on tho cholera injection.
from which 1t appears that soap Is ono
oil the best known storilizers Of water
suspected OF Injection.
A dog in a now York tenement house
discovered tho building TO DO on fire on
Wednesday night, aud reused tho in.
mates by barking furiously. "llo rc-
iusedto lcayetho burning building until
every Que had made thoir escape"
A former judge OF Illinois asserts that
autograph hunters have removed Abra.
ham Lincoln's signature from every
paper on tile in tho county courts OF
that stato.
Frank Pellicer, q cattle man OF Cow.
pom Branch, Florida, claims 10 haye "a
calf with two bodies, two heads, four
front feet aud three hind teet."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
PERSONAL POINTS.

Bishop Horatio Southgatc, Of tho
Episcopal church, who died recently in
Astoria, l. l., was the last survivor oil
tho six bishops who wero consectated in
1874. Tho only retired bishops OF the
Episcopal church now living are Dish-
ops G. NJ. William, OF Toxic, Japan
c. Q. Penick, OF Maryland, aud S. l. ].
Extraordinarily, Of Cambridge. Mass.
Miss Van Pelt, OF Russell. Ky. was
TO have been married to a Maryland
man. Ho didn't appear ut the hour set
for tho ceremony, and everything was
in confusion. Later in the day she got
q telegram saying that no had died sud.
denly on n railway train. She has been
Frustrated with grief ever since.
The Third Presbyterian church oil
Rochester, \. Y. has voted to extend q
call TO Rev. Richard Harlan, son OF Jus.
tico Harlan, oil the United States su,
preme court DR.. Harlan was formerly
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
OF New York City. He was graduated
FROM Princeton.
Mr.. Vail, OF New York, has been
awarded Elk cents damages for a pair OF
flowing whiskers which had been
plucked out by the roots by his beIlig.
erens cousin.
Governor Mckinley gave base ball q
Buckeye send of by attending the mi.
tial game at Cincinnati between the
Chicago and the Cincinnati aGgrega.
tiors.
Rudolph Kicker, who was born in
1905. and enlisted in the Union army in
Pittsburgh in 1861, claims to be the
eldest ex.soldier OF the civil war.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Dawes, OF Massa.
chusctts, will celebrate their golden
wedding in May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
ON TO PARKERSBURG.
Wheeling Numorously Represented
ut tho Encampment,
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
Which Opens In parkersbura OH
Wcdncsday-rho Two Local Posts
viii Bo There Seventy Strong
Many OF tho Ladies WIN Also AT.
tend-uoliIday Post Team to ES.
cmplliy tho Work.

Tomorrow morning at Z o'clock tho
Wheeling G. A. Il. mon from Stephens
aud Holiday posts, accompanied by
delegations from the posts ut Nc
Mechcu. Wollsburg, Shcrrard, Sand Hill
and other surrounding towns, and with
tho local delegates from tho Womcn's
Relief Corps, will leave owe the Ohio
River railroad for ParkcrsburS TO at-
tcnd the annual encampment OF the
West Virginia department, G. A. L.
Weddings Veterans ut this encamp-
ment, which bids fair to DO tho beat
attended in the history OF tho depart
mcnt. will number at least seventy,
and about half tina. number will repre-
sent the local rolicf corps.
Wheeling's representatives at the on
campment have n two.iold purpose TO
accomplish-to bring next years en-
campmeut to Wheeling and to elect n
Wheeling nan commander OF tho de-
partment. Their chances for success in
both objects arc claimed TO be good,
there being practically no opposition TO
Wheeling MS the city in which to hold
tho next encampment. Tho election Of
a commander may prove moro OF n
stumbling block, but the chances are In
favor OF n Wheeling man.
Holiday post. G. y. K, the largest in
point OF membership in the state, will
be represented at the encampmeut by
a numerous team, who will cxemplity
the work OF the order there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
BREAKFAST sUDGsT.

M
AJAX eaGa,y. Ga, uGr, some Eae
SKA lcs1et ceShho-a Jug c; whisky.
Recently Re asked toS return Q; she
Gqco1 Sr6 en- be!1S refused demanded
It's rS!ae il mercy, o. this the neigh
be. had The aaa arrested ioS o5saasto
SCI whisky. AsSeS esa2sS is 3 T-y"
,seS;ea the G&c rSs :esaS SclSy sad q
heSyr Sas Imposed On him.
70 tie New Ye<S sxhihisoSs il .hA
thirteen n.a Departments Al .hs
We-SEs EGs Eeos sivs2 i,SS SExrSs
o. &hS2s oSS:wSatSstA Of the eatiss
aSahss granted to exhibitors 4aG IS
raGay s. we.s aSs2 hy tie German
sapirs, OF ;hSsserssl.SG ware II the
departments q Sstiealtcss, Gssssl as.s
sad manufacturers
A S1a who reesasly Travelled ;aceasa
As ax:IsSi Sss eNl; g indians says sac
u tAs -ssseas u :ac diminishing Sr4z.
ny g SIS ssee IS: IS S0sst v&sa
Every tssanssSrsEss: SlSha,s led,
IS Sss SaeSa1te&. SsssS SAI& he Is
siysa lcseA. rsSSy EsSppsSla aS2SS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

ThereadY explanation OF negro-lynch.
ing is that the negroes violate white
women, and that lynch law is tho only
remedy. Many white mel Of standing
have approved the plan rs the only
way 10 strike terror to tho negro mind.
Tho lates. lynehinS is in Alabama,
where three negroes were strung mp for
barn.brrnius, The oftense is serious,
but Of course not to be compared with
the violation OF women. It shows that
the ready explanation does not entirely
explain.
Unjust be ,hst the white mea are
not content to leave tho colored men
to the Law. Ii the negroes accused OF
barn-busuinS had been white men it
is a fair presumption tina; they would
have been proceeded against ID the
regular way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
\ CHILD'S QUESTION.
"a. Ys-k WrH -

NtS laFk Nd@L
VIA; DO The senator's do papa.
The CGite6 S-ares senator's DOR
They are patriots al, ny seodlI;le paci,
They are Patriots tied sud tue"
RAJ Hk&tdo the SCISSORS DO. 1884
T b CslteI STATES senator's So='
'os, ihey talk : cthsie for the saA o the
state,
Tney s1e STATESMEN lsd ac3 u.re."
"sSiwhztto The sscstcE 10. papS
: Cai.ed States senator's do
Each sISs IN Tc-a until they .dScr--.
Ehey SHe WORKERS Seca and t=1e-"
"SSt uA&tGo they do y1gA- TdpX-
Iaee Cnite3 States SsrEin=s do
'pA thst- spaGaS cs So2a4 s=3 vey p-c-
fond.
Icey s7e o-1:oS wise and t-ue-"
BE Tss:-hGi EaAt % iher 90, pGPz
%, ~AE: do thsy Do, ! p-1ys'
'os tae!lzT their pay, il re reS.E- WY
II ;Ase cd i==eESS.iE&y."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

timo Is adding to the ntt~ructivcncss OF
that Rrcat newspaper, the Chicago Inter
0ctaa, and who at nil timos aud undor
all circumstances understands tho noble
art Of taking caro- Of himself. Perhaps
Major Handy wuS unable to give tho
WiscOmin all tho passes 1t wanted ut
Fair time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
VIC say. Eheumaa..a caa Net IL cured

Who Says Eheumaassa Can No, be cureds
Ny vile was confined 70 her bed ios
ever two months with I sever attack
Of rheumatism. We corld get nothing
that would afford her any relief, and IS
3 last resort gave Chsube-lain'z Pain.
Balm I ;risl. Toour great surprise she
began to Improve sitter the first appiica-
ton; AMI by using j: regular she was
oon ahle &c &c; up and attend 70 hsS
house Work. II. Johnson, OF C. J.
hnutsen * Co.. K~eosing:ou. Mian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
Knoellns One ILeeIrroeI,y.

Tho proposed repeal OF tho rccIproc.
lily clause OF tho present tariff bill has
not received tho attention it deserves.
ana Senator Washburn Is entitled to a
vote OF thankl Tor dwelling on it lin his
speech.
Tho theory OF tho Mckinley law Ia
that when there Is something to gain by
putting IN article on tho FREQ list pro.
sectionists will do that as readily as
they will increase tho duty on another
article because there Is something TO
gain by doing that; and when We nte
ready to put an article IN tho FREQ list
proteotionissa will demand n reciprocal
concession from the exporting country.
This feature OF tho Mckinley act has
indicated itself rs a wise measure and
given great satisfaction to tho people.
The predecessor OF Mr. Gladstone as
primo minister, in passing out OF office,
referred to what wo were doing in this
country on tho limo OF reciprocity and
commended 1t as great wisdom which
a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

PEFyES nigh. achieve a new and last
ing fame by leading the wesiers back.
He may take them Is lar back as he
pleases, and when he gets there stay
there. Noaody will insist that Peaer
cannot be spared irem the natioaal
councils without causing the ship OF
stale 20 spring s leak. Whisksss ase
picturesque bat 10. Indispensable to
the welfare Of s Tree people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

PRovosr PErrEE, OF the Unworthy Of
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in the university makes it n little pres.
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tower OF strength to tho great institp.
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has had the satisfaction TO see the rich
fruits OF his efforts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24

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