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Tho SIMMER Cottage.

The fact that Millionaire ex-senator
Palmer should inhabit a barn near New
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THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
ANDREW D. WHITE AS THE CENTRE OF A
NATIONAL SENSATION.
A Treaty That viii Not DOwn-A Former Slave
Who is Winning Literary Renown-Dis-
ciplins Of West Pointers
Copyrighted, 1894,

The return of Andrew D. White from
his faraway post as American minister
to the car is awaited with eager in
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A unique WAR.
A SCORE OF LEADING AMERICAN UNIVERSE
TIES IN A BATTLE ROYAL.

Is Professor Ely Lawlsss ?-Ssriuas Charges
Made Against Hin, But 10 Is Upheld By
Universities tha, are Styled HOlbsds Of
Anarchy.
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An Afro-Amsrlcaa Authores,.

The latest literary incident In New
York has reference to the ability dis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
Cadets In Arms.

There was a movement recently to
bring an imposing delegation OF West
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The Page From Now York
Senator German always has the sup
port OF the pages in the upper house
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SOME TIMELY REMARKS.
VIEWS OF SENATOR EDMUSDS UPON LIVE
ISSUES.

Why Foreigners Join tie Democratic Psry-Ths
Recent Sriks-ComPulsory ArbiirahOn-Dan-
gers Of lnmigratoa-Aiyies TO Workingnsa.
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without 4 Rival.

The most per;ec: and bes. equipped
passenger train in the country to-day is
the famous F. T. V. Limited, which
runs solid between Cincinnati, Wash.
irgion and New York via the Chesa.
peake 4 ohio railway, aptiy termed
the Rhine, the Alps and the battlefield
line" This train Is Pullman built, yes
tibu!ed throughout, lighted with cleo.
tricity from headlight to rear platform,
and heated with steam IRON the engine.
The day coaches are OF the latea. de-
sign, luxuriously furnished, With com.
Portable seats elegantly upholstered,
separate toilet rooms and smoking
apartment, aud are looked ate, By DO
lite and attentive por.ers-a feature
that cannot be overlooked by ladies
travelling alone. The Pullman sleepers
are entirely new and marve!s OF beauty,
unrivaled IN style, elegance and luxury;
the dining cars, Pullman built, bu.
owned and operated by the company,
have established an enviable reputa.
ton, and altogether travellers by this
train have every convenience, comtor;
and luxury that q modern hotel can
furnish.
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Assuming that the treasury experts
are right, tho senate proposes a tariff
Of an average range OF duties less than l
percent higher than the range OF the
house bill. The object in view in giving
this statement 10 the country is to show
TO Democrats that after all the fuss
over its protection tendencies, tho sem
ate comes out juss about where the
house does. This ia to say the least
~disingenuoua. The intent is TO deceive.
In some instances the senate pro-
poses lower duties than are to be found
in the house bill, bu. in other cases the
duties arc raised heavily. For example,
the senate metal schedule averages
lower than the game schedule in the
house bill; but tho house put iron orc
on ,hoj.Oe list and the senate makes
iron ore dutiablo 1t forty cents a ton.
The place ofiron orc in the house bill
is in harmony with the Democratic
doctrine OF FREQ raw materials; its place
in the aena,e bill is il harmony with
the Republican doctrine and practice Of
protection. The principle is not
changed because the Democratic senate
proposes 10 cns down the measure oil
protection.
SO with tho sundries schedule, which
is nearly 8 per cent lower in the senate
bill than in tho house bill. Coal is in
the sundrics schedule. In the house
bill coal is on the free list, in the senate.
bill it Is on the dutiable lis: at forty
cents a tou.
Tho sugar schedule OF the house bill
is nearly Il peg cent higher than that OF
tho House bill, aa enormous tribute to
tho sugar trust. which dictates its own
tarms'at the cost OF consumers md OF
tho public treasury. On ten Of the
elasr6ca,ions the senate is higher, on
four the house.
In both senate aud house bills every
schedule cxceps sugar is lower than in
tho Mckinley law. The senate, Tor the
Benefit OF the sugar trust, proposes to
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

! dask-eyed man vas kept for fifteen
yeara in an u~nlightcd dungeon at Sa!z.
burg, Austria During thAs time he
never saw q human face. When he
Gaze forth into tina daylight j. waa no.
ticed that his black eyes had become
blue.
There is 4 species OF plant in AUS
t.alia which utilities as I root a dead
caterpillar. AZ the process OF growth
continues, the tissue OF the former
worm is replaced gradually By vegeia-
bic substance.
Suicides have become 30 alarmincly
frequent in Denmark tina: ii is pro-
posed 10 check the desire tor self-de-
s;ruction By a law which will give the
bodies OF suicides 10 the d~issectIng
rooms.
The largest mammoth found in ST.
beria measured Il feet long and 10 feet
in height. The tusks weighed $50
pounds. The head without the tusks
weighed III pounds.
Lamp mirrors are now made for toilet
purposes by 4 secret process which
makes them so tough that, even il
touched with Q red-hot Iron, they Will
not crack.
a bill has been introduced in the
Louisiana legislature providing for sep
arate cars on railway and street car line.
tor whites and bIacks-
1t will be possible to travel around
the globe in ior;y days when the Trans
Siberian railroad is completed.
The flag OF Great Britain is q conbi-
nation OF the old flags OF England, Scot
land and Ireland.
A species OF four-toosed bird has re-
Gently been discovered. l. inhabits the
Amazon valley.
A boa constructor in the Adelaide Zoo
slept two months with o Persian rug in
its stomach.
The roar OF tho lion can be heard
further than the sound OF any other Iiv-
ing creature.
Sea ba'. weighing nearly 900 pounds
are sometimes caught on the Pacific
coast.
The larces. rock crushing plant in
this country Is operated q: Mesiden,
Conn.
Ezekiel Gotbepraised registered at a
Philadelphia hotel.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Prince George OF Russia, il abou. to
publish his memoirs and, as he has
never been distinguished in any way, o,
had any adventures tina. nigh. prove
interesting, his friends are curious to
see what he will write about.
Mrs. Joseph Macdonald, who was said
BY Matthew Arnold TO be the moas
beautiful woman in America, has been
living in retirement since the contest OF
the will OF ner husband, the lato United
States senator from Indiana.
N. ThiY,ies, q membe. OF tho French
chamber OF deputies, outdoes Jerry
Simpson. When electionecring last fall
no promised the voters that, il elected,
he would year . workingman's blouse
in parliament He kept hia word.
Gen. E. Burd Grubb, lately minister
to Spain, can have his old place as eau.
tain OF the first troop OF Philadelphia
city cavalry. and is likely to take it.
There is where he got that gorgeous
uniform which dazzled the old world.
Senator John Sherman has scrap
books covering the history OF the
ODllcl SIAtGS AOI AK pasb IA!I y eight
years. He has been keeping his letters
since he wa, fifteen, and every thing OF
value was saved.
Lord WoIseley is said to have written
most OF his memoirs OF the duke Of
Marlborough standing at q desk in his
dressing gown before breakfast.
When Governor Nor.hen, OF Georgia,
retires from the executive chair he will
be chancellor OF the University Of
Georgia
Strauss most popular opcsat.a, "Tho
Bat" will soon have its G00th perform.
ance in Berlin.
Tailor Dove, OF Mannheim, Germany,
has gone TO London 10 exhibit his bull
let.proof coat.
Mascagni's profits on "Cavalleria
Ruu,icana" amoun to $4,000 up 10
date.
a statue OF Marshal MacMahon. thi.-
ty feet high, ia TO be erected Mt Au,un.
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Republican Meeting.

The Atkiason club OF Tyler county
convened Q, the Hammond. Ridge
school house, May -. The meeting
was addressed by ". W. Waters. The
Fsi.view cornei band discourssd some
Of its bes, music, which inspired those
present with the old spirit Of victory.
The membership numbers one hun
dred and is growing. Il bids fair 10 be-
some one OF the sttonses: organizations
in the county.
The mex. meeting will be held June
l6, 1891. and will be addressed bv
Aessrt. George Weekly and G.. {. Doak.
The Republicans OF Tyler are enthu.
siRs.ic in behalf OF protection 20 AHeri-
car industries aad longing for 4 chance
10 help restore the grand old party that
has given chem prosperity in the past.
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AwruLLy mrMlL1ArlNG.

The bIn= Of New York's -Four Hundred
Forced to Bunk with Common AmerI.
rnns.
RlSS.A Una
During the general rush at the No
~nonsahela House on Tuesday evening
Ward McAllisser. tho distinguished so.
ciety leadc, OF New York, elbowcd his
way through the crowd, registered, re-.
psired to the spacious dining hall, aud
amidst the g,auor OF the many guests
par,ook Of a hearty tinncs. The house
was crowded, and the genial Ward"
could not be accommodated for the
night. although tho clerks excrted
themselves 70 find i vacant cot for him.
Later in the evening Mr.. McAllistor
s:rolled down TO the wharf, where
aboard the steamer MayioWerA number
OF Knights TempIkr were holding forth.
After making several Inquiries, be was
allotted ! poorly furnished steamboat
bunk. His identity was unknown TO
those aboard, and 4: the dawn Of morn.
Ing be arose 2Ed took his departure.
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Yesterday MoundIville held az cleo
ton Tor school commissioner. The
contest developed into a ash. on poli.-
seal lines. Gu: Of $50 votes po!led the
Democrats cas-: but 81, Abou. lG per
cen: Of the whole. I: was an opPor.
tunIsy TO hit i Democratic head and
the people got ia their pcrtec: work.
1t this rate old Marihall county can
carry the state Of West Virginia into
the Republican column. The lSTELLI.
oEScER makes its NOS: respectful &C.
acknowledgements to the good people Of
M~o1ndGyille and wiIheI .heu many
happy returns
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coSFESsED HIS SINS
Aud Joined thu Night side After Going
Astray for ): Years.

Aud Joined tho Night side After Going
As,ray for ): Years.
EsHt!pstgn Etra4
During the formation o; the Lincoln
Cub last evening while Col. Fitch was
making a stirring speech, the door
opened and Mr.. C. y. PrichArd, OF the
Criets, stepped inside OF tho door and
presently he sItd:
"Mr. Speaker
"Wen, sir?' said Col. Fitch, Is he
turned around.
ia the doc; Open?"
at Is"
Then I want 10 come il and join
your church" said Mr.. Prichasd, latter
voting the Democratic ticke; for 50
years" And he came in and was vel.
coined. In Little speech afterwards he
said he had come 20 the conclusion TO
confess hi, ans and start out in the
right path. and be is now a member OF
the Lincoln club.
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This generation is 30 accustomed to
tho electric telegraph tha. it seems as
though it has been from the beginning.
In fact. it is commercially jus. hall a
century old. On May q. 1874, the fret
message went over the wives from
Washington to Baltimore.
History says that Professor Morse
telegraphed to his assistant in Balti-
moro, Henry I. Rogers, What has God
wrought" There / sin existence, how
ever, a message sent earlier on the
same day By the wife OF President Mad.
ison, who had no confidence in the con-
~trivance, as the message shows: IF
this works says to Miss tina. Dolly
Madison sends her love"
It did work, and Prof. Morse lived to
see his invention revolu.ionize all COM
merce and give TO civilization 4 new i'm.
pulse. Almost everybody but the in.
ventor knew that the thing would not
work. He knew it would work and
stuck TO it until it did work, until Con.
sress appropriated $4,000 to construct
the experimental line between Wash
ington and Baltimore; until he had
beaten all competitors ior the honor
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eollsc. from the people $50 50 where the
Mckinley Law takes 81 .. The Nc.
Kialey bill Vas not passed ia the fear Of
the EugAr trust
In the conspicuous Instance Of the
wool aud woeleas schedule senate and
house are IA. below thc Mckinley Law
average. Duties on manufactures Of
wool are lower aad all the duties on
rev wool are wiped out In the matter
OF wool senate and house stand squarely
TO Democratic doctrine. There is no
Wool trust 70 staud ia awe Of
The reaa:e gives American farmers 4
little moro show than the house bill
does, but the senate bill gives them
Abo1. oae-;hird less than the Mckinley
Law does; and We, southern rice aud
peanuts arc Handsomely cared for and
tia: without any ed vaIoEcu uouscaEe.
Rice and peanuts are 20 have the Ger.
tain protection Of s,if specific duties.
The average man will give lille heed
TO this comparison OF average duties
which the iaiE tinkerI have been At
the pains 70 lay before hin. He wants
work al good wages and business at fair
profits. Under the Mckinley law. be.
fore its norma! operation vas disturbed
By the Democratic party, he had these
GOOD tbinSs. Since then he h1. had lei
sure aud trouble.
These things impress the average
mar more than he eau be impressed
With the i1gg!eEy that deals with aver.
a2e duties. l. is the average man who
determines elections, puts parties in
and puts them out. He will pu: ont
the Democratic party as 500 as the
open polls give him a chance. He is
terribly in earnest and eager for the fray
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BABY'S LETTER,


4tiri. 2. UTi9n IN CtaciTnzH TIzei-Stcr.
Baby's le.lerl Bsby's ls:;e.!
Who could write one any better?
DlE1pled hAnds the pen DOH clasp,
Cheeks grow rosy DER the task.
Lines and dAsheS >crawls and toA
Hands ali covered DER with blotS.
see lis pen now. how Il Ties,
Quite Correct in baby's eyes.
'Tis no; the Gecl. hut Inc intent,
Not SEe EcI, but what va Icealt
BY Il. And 20 with this
Surely nose Will read'aua!ss
Tie tangleG tales from that golden head
To wrte which such RchaSe hath led
The pen: Instead Of Eecping on the liae
Anc wrtc like MAMMA. smooth aud tine,
II ;CInS and nOPs nnt jumps and Jerks
Like Tan 0ShRnier's witches lurks
Withtl she steel o, baby dear.
TOH: wiring may Dc strange and queer,
But we see therein { message sent
OF childish love with swcetHcss blent
Awakened memory bF!.gs 10 view
You bonnie face With eyes Of blue.
The tceta Of pearl and 4 brow so fair
4 snowflake would form 10 contrast there.
As time speeds on you will Try again
And find much easier goes the pen.
{For We must Learn all thing bit By bit,
Experience IS the grindsione that sharpels wit
Yet than this full 9! GuEScFr lore
None will be przcd or valued uo:e.
Bsby's Letter! Daby'S letter!
Who could write 1t any better?
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The fight at the Sickle Hollow mines
between the strikers and the deputy
sharifls ia q deplorable affair. Il may
be that the frs. shot, fired By q deputy,
wag unnecessary TO protect tho men who
wanted to work, but the important fact
is tina. a numerous mob, armed for ugly
work, was endeavoring TO keep other
men from exercielng .hcis rights to
work.
The strikers had no right to be armed
aud no right to be where they were for
the purpose which took them there.
The right to strike is no! the right to
intimidate. to shoot or to use force OF
any kind to compel others to join the
strike.
The law is on the side ofthe men who
wish to work and against the men who
make up the mob. These are two facts
to be kept in mind in every strike.
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention
of the State League.

The Sixth Aal-al CoaTer=loa Of :te EsPuS:
lfcaaL League .! The Sa:o OF West Virginia stI
convene il the c.ry OF FAlREoST. Marion
ca1uy L. I, o'c,DaE l. 4 Tuesday, Juno -,
guIur yea-. the sciecao2 Of DELEGATE; 70 iE9
Seventh annual Cogys.soa Of he 5?cblicnl
League .! tht rni:eI states, 70 ee held N Dea-
re-. Colombo. J,ae y, iS1E srt :OE tie fTaa,-
action O. yuca oIhgr 57E!aesS 81 tcEy regularly
como before y
Each Republican Cub IN The slate Is entitled
20 be represented By I'VE GEIeSaccs. Full In
formation 6s to he rate Of ::SpS?0r:Etioa will b.
published cs COON as the u~eceSsa!y arrangements
cEE De r1alP.
address ali congratulations 70 tho Secretary.
az Wheeling, V II
J. X. EALc. SecrstGrN.
[EepubI!caU pGpcrso 0! ihss:a;e please copT.l
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Mr.. pendIeton o Civil Service.


NJ. Pendleton, who nisrepresen!s
this district il Congress and 'opos to
again, became considerably twisted in
his speech in the house the other Gay
in favor Of Withholding the appropria-
ton for the civil service commission.
In the main, it was the howl OF the
spoilsnen, the came gentleman who
was Son. 10 make musical the wooded
hills OF West Virginia with the merry
cry Of his trained vampires tha. we're
feeding and ~tat:ening on the ruins OF Z
decayed republic"
The trouble with Mr.. Pendletou
seems to be that his vampires have not
been gornandizing to that state OF
safety he had hoped for. And perhaps
this is the reason why he hammered
the civil service commission over the
knuckies in one Of his Fourth ward
rhapIodies, By claiming tina. st is go
organized that only members oE one
political party have any opportunity OF
standing a fair examination"
But in his next frenzy his fire alarm
and trolley wires became crossed, and
one can see him conbins back his
Jovian locks with hi. diEital curry
comb as he uttered the following to the
listening walls and enrap.ured desk. Of
the house:
Draw the tangs Of this commission; wipe 1t
ont; abolish L. and We will sooa have proper
system OF civil ~serTics. one DOt based on hypo-
caSy. not based on PharSeeisn, 6ut on The
Democracy and the Repub!.csuisl Of sturdy
old Andrew Jackson, which would permit 4
man 20 bold Office as long Es he beh AYES hil-
self, and :urn HIN out Is sooa as he ceased 70 do
50.
Something is wrong, John Oh! The
vampires will never be recouciled to
that. It is now time TO close their
cage and open the aquarium OF the
teuthidean cephaIopods.
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WHEELING, MAY 81, 1898.
Notice to Republicans,

Tue EspubLe7z Tg;-- @! Oaio cola;5 vii!
Egst IN io-ir .eTefsl G-'tHsa "a S1tsHdIF e'ea-
INK. June .. ~ tg'c.otE - EG=ZeI EshHes ios
district Gc.9.E G~elegzi., n cnuaT snd con-
gTes!0aAl coz ye-l.o. .lt Tor =-s:rh=: Of county
e1scrt!T. cDufa!I.r. % te voted ioi - me pm
Iz-isy 10 he heli -s;grdlS. .Ele = igi
Esrh dlsric: viii = entitled % aTe Delegates
70 the c1gnIT C-gEs.I-oc, ~! .colTecdDE 70
ro-!ns:a deESR'ss!rr tAe LA:sltiGfe, aeaai!.
date i05 Cd=.aal Jcdg. aud se!ee: seSa's"s!
Zen Gs;rgc- Tii b egtl:ct 70 The following
nus.L-Ec c! d=!E;t.es T.: cAe c~o1gEssE0as- Goa
TrDitpG:
Warrington. {: Es5lyoa. 9: Gay. 6: uSL91. !:
Cenuaa. :. &cD.;er. :: 8ijca:e, ;: Iri2de!phAr D;
L!osry. >: K!ch!a1l. : Total. 81
Tie suggestion meetings Viii "a sea- y Gs
following pIsocs:
Wa.hinEuoa D!s,rlct-vgg!iAH; EaEine MoCi=
Madison D~.stict-Sec1ll War! Na-kei Hall
Clay D.5If.s:-OAio C0ua:y Republican Club
EOol
Onion D~lr,ritt-p0i!es Cour EYo-.
Cer;re Di,=8c;-EI10k Sad Ihdde: House.
Webster uIsIrlc Hoe EoCs2.
RIIch!e ~Di'TriC-HcsT; 3:lL.
Ltbe-ty D.}tr.ct-Ce1-EScaO9l qolSA
TTlateipfia D.t!ic;-Nh1cc EoIL, IEtE1e-
ph!E
:. : EALL, CSs!rzG-
" E-Syr--TgGCE- Secretary rO az.
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and she PROFITS Of his invention; until
he was decorated from head 70 foo; BY
foreign powers; until be had looked on
his own statute standing il Central
Patk.
pEoi. Mor.e died twenty-five years
ago. alter his great invention had been
a commercial fact for mora than a quar-.
ter Of a century. To appreciate even
.liSh;ly Wha; the telegraph i. 70 the
world We have only TO imagine, II We
oa1. VIVA. the world would bs with.
outjt.
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Three Tariff Measures Compared.

Three Tariff Measures Compared.
There is instruction in the compa7a-
tive statement which The tariff reYisess
Of the senate have caused to be prepnr-
cd by treasury experts to show in gross
the equivalent ed yalorem rates OF the
Mckinley law, the house bill and with
the senate amendments 60 far as heard
from. The statement Is worth repub-
fishing in tabular form for convenient
examination:
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THE Democrat. in the house gave a
fairly good exhibition OF their ability in
tariff ;inkering, bu: they are not play
ing to pleased audiences in the senate.
This ia somewha. il line with the re-
mark OF 4 gentleman who overheard 4
person praising the performance OF q
celebrated actress persoastins Rosalind:
Huh, that's nothing; you ough. to SEQ
her in 'Toodles.'"
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Rev. "sLASo" jos Is whites TO the A.
lan:a, Ga, Journal: 81 believe in old
Cleveland, and will be; OF HIN as long
50 there is & button on his clothes and
d cock CD his foot" And he makes the
Geludei Prohibitionistz believe he is for
them frat, last aad ali the time in his
sIang whansinc 4: go much per whang.
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PHAcrfcAL, plain Bismarck has re-
marked between .Nings. Of pain that he
would rather have a c1re for rheuma.
tisa than all the titles in Europe. Yet
there are a number OF shameless Aueri'
esn girls 70 snap up aay foreign tile,
rbeun3tisn, gambling debi. and all.
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the house

UNDER O Wheeling date the Cincin-
natl Pos: says that "incendiary fires are
on the increase here" This may posi-
bly, be q misprint Tor incendiary liars.
Will the Post kindly make the cof.ec-
tiono
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CoxEY paid $4,000 for the thorough
bred Acolyte, and then with true pluto
cratic nerve listed him ior taxation at
SIPS! "What a fall WAS Ihere, ny coup-
trymen!' Co1ey, you arc . very rank
fraud-
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GAIL BROWNE on being taken TO the
Washington jail, objected to being vac
cina.eJ, bu: he had to submit. and the
operation i. said 20 have made him
sick. Before he gets out he may be.
come addicted 20 the soap aad water
habit
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EetrEFIoo3 Va IEPL
Alex. r Campbell is credited with
considerable strength as : legislative
candidate in Ohio county, and We trust
he will be successful 10 getting the
nomination, which will insure his
election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

It is your duty to yourself to get rid
OF the foul accumulation in your blood
this spring. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just
she medicine you need TO purify, vitaIize
and enrich your blood. Tha. tired feel
ing which affects nearly every one in
the spring is driven off by Hoods sar-
saParilla, the great spring medicine and
blood purifier.