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vi LADY AGENTS.

We want one lady agent at every
post Office in the State, and only one.
So notice this list and if you find We
have ar agent at your Office don't write
us for a Premium List:
Ridgewav, Warren County.
CantO, BunCOmbe Co.
Clay, Granville 70.
burlington, H&rnett Co.
Jacksoa Hill, Davidson Co
University Station, 0 OngeC Co
Fiat Rock, Henderson Co.
Bah&ma DurhA Co.
MtnOola, Beaufort Co.
Reidsvil1e. Rockingham Co.
Tarboro, Ed&ecombe Co..
Henderson, Vance Co.
Durham, Dur ham Co.
LouisburR. Franklin Co.
CIArkton, BlSdeA Co
wildwood. OArtOrat Co,
EbOthOl, Cleveland Co.
Forest CITY, Rutherford Co.
Wlll1Amg6oro- Vance Co.
begGOtt, Edgecombs Co.
Resaca, Duplin Co..
monroe, Arson Co
Winnie, B &deu Co.
SaxapAh8W- AlamAnce Co,
Grotto, Moore Co.
Thurman Craven Co.
SnApp, Cation O..
Oregon, Rockingham Co.
DAbney, Vance Co..
We shall continue adding to this list
each week, and shall also report the
work done by our agents.
Ii your Office is not in the Iist above
write Us at once for The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER Premium List for Iadiee) and
join those Who have already signIfied
their determination 20 DO all in their
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PROGRESSIVE FARMER subscription list
before January 90
Premium List, Subscription Blanks
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A HORSE FREE.

If your horse is s'ck-about to die
and some one gives you q remedy free
which cures him. wouldn't that be Civ
ing you a horse2 IT you will drop g
postal to DR.. Earl S. Sloan, Boston,
Macs. he will send you free of charge
his illustrated book, Slcan's Treatise on
the horse. Get this hook at once. 1t
might save J on a valuable animal.
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NOTICE.

| want every farmer who would like
to know how he can save many dollars
and make money every night and of
rainy days right in bis own house, and
Who can spare g or So so to pay for a
money making and money saws &
thing, to write me for full particulars,
as I have something important to tell
him. Don't delay. You may regret it.
s P. SEAWKLL, P. ID,
Bensalem. Moore Co, n. 9.
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Orinoco Tobacco GIano is King
the Golden Belt. Populists, Democrat
Republicans, all use it. See ad. in a.
o her column.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

Charlotte Observer: County Jailor
Hoke, OF Caldwell county, walked up
Tuesday morning to find his cage
empty; that his birds, nine of them,
had flown. OF the nine prisoners con
hued in the jail six we're white, three
oolored, all of whom escaped between
midnight and daylight this morning.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

ARMSTRONG q ReKELVY
PIrtsbuEgh
ANCHOR,
Cincinnati.
New York.
BEYNER-BAUMAN,
Pittsburgh.
D
New York.
BROOKLYN,
New York.
COLLIER,
St. Louis.
Buffalo.
DAVIS
Pittsburgh.
EGKSTEIN,
Cincinnati.
FAHNEsToCK,
Pittsburgh.
JEWETT,
new OK
KENTUCKY,
Louisville.
JoHNT.LEWIs & BRog.Co
Philadelphia.
MORLEY,
Cleveland.
MISSOURI,
ST. Lsuis.
RED SEAL,
St. Louis.
SALEM,
Salem, Mass.
SHIPMAN.
Chicago.
St. Louis and Chicago
ULSTER,
New York.
UNION. "
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26
ETFTY-sEvENTH DAY-SENATE

PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Lawrence.
A matter of much interest, anu
which elected considerable dlscusslGn,
YES the failure to elect directors OF CAo
nenitentiary and a State librarian;
The ~telIers' report on vote TOR OHate
librarian was That in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. sanford received 40
votes and one were cast against MN.
In the Senate he received % votes and
I vote was cast against him. Tins
made "A votes only cast for and against
the election. It ls necessary, TO elect
anv one by the General Assembly by
a joint vote majority Of the two houses
to wit: 81 votes.
In the vote on p~enltentlary directors
there were 90 votes cast in the Senate
and in the House SO votes. making 70;
necessary for an election 81.
1t was declared upon the reports Of
the tellers that there was no election.
PROTESTS.
Paddison sent up and asked to have
spread upon the journal his protest
against the ratification of an act for
the relief of ex sheriff ]. G. Kenan, Of
Duplin county. 1t was so ordered.
Parsons entered his protest against
the passage of the divorce bill, which
was ordered spread upon the journal,
The President ordered a roll call,
that the names of these Senators who
were present at the close of the session
might be spread upon the journal, and
the following responded to their
names:
Adams. BslIamy, Black, Carver,
Daily, Grant, Green, Hamrick, Her
bert, Hoover, Hurley, Lindsay, Nc
.N-- 1Ez-l---- MG11l- - Srnr1w
Paddison, Parsons, Rice, Sharp, Shaw,
Starbuck, Wall, Westmoreland and
White of Alamance.
Among the many pleasant clrcum
stances attending the close OF the G n
eral Assembly was the presentation OF
an elegant gold headed cane to the Prin
cipal Do0rkeeper by his assistants and
the employees in his department.
The enrolling clerk Of the Senate was
also the recipient of a present in the
shape of a gold headed cane as q me
mento of kind feeling and high esteem
of his assistants and other friends.
The pages In the Senate gave Presi-
dent Doughton a gold watch charm.
HOUSE.
Prayer by DR.. Levi Branson, City.
Various attempts were made to do
some business, but for want or q quo
rum nothing of great Importance was
done on the last day.
The bill to print captions of all the
laws passed by this legislature was
taken up and passed its several read
iDgs.
a handsome gold headed cane was
presented to Mr.. Lusk, of Buncombe,
on the last day of the 8 sion.
Resolutions very complimentary OF
Speaker Walser were adopted.
The Speaker declared the House Ad
journed sine die.
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READ our CLUB EXCHANGES.

That we may be more enlightened as
to what is going on in the different
parts of our greas country, we ought to
diversity reading. More Western
and Northern papers ought to be read
in the South and more Southern papers
should be read in the West and North.
Believing this the best thing to DO to
everlastingly obIiterate the prejudlces
of the past, we have arranged a list of
papers TO offer with TIN PROGRESSIVE
FARMHR. The price in the parenthesis
is the regular subscription price of the
paper and the other figures are What
we charge for the paper with THH Pro
GREssIvH FARMRR for q year. Re
newals for the other papers cannot be
taken at the club rates, but all me'C
subscribers can. You can renew for
our pager and get the club rates:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

If you've got land for sale, say 80.
Read Farmers and others, in another
column.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

How's he to know you've got land
for sale if you don't tell him0 See ar
ticle beaded Farmers and Others
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TREATISE ON THR HORSE.

TKEATISE ON THA HORSE.
A new book published by DR.. BarlS.
Sloan, full OF good horse sense and prac
ticl hints, finely illustrated, will be
sent free Of charge by sending your
name and address, plainly written TO
DR.. Earl s Sloan, Boston, Mass. This
book is positively free.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

Orinoco Tobacco Guano is king of
the golden belt.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26
HOUSE.

National Waterman and THE Pro
GREssTvE FARMER one year 81 IS.
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THB FARARR alone, $lG0
The Cotton Plant. Columbia, s. Z. 400 10
Labor's Tribune, Carthage, Mo. 400 II
Industrial News jackson, Mich. C.QD liz
The Sentinel, Lebanon, Mo. 100 LIS
Peoples Party Pape'. Atlanta. Ga 400 rs
Farmers Tribune, Des MOines, Iowa. 600 1.60
Western Rural and American Stock
maz .s~emi-weekly) Chicago, III ESQ 2I
National View, Washington. d. c. (L0Ut 50
The Voice. New York, n. Y. 40 $50
PEOPLES Press. San Francisco, Cal Q.5O 75
Albany, y. Y. ESQ. $50
Southern Mercury, Dallas, Texas. l1U LIS
Tidtngs, EmpOria, Kansas, I50
Topeka Advocate, Topeka, Kan. QyM IT5
The National Watchman. Il m *
The Peoples p per, Charlotte, N. G, co 60
The Vestibule, Concord II c., Il Oj Leo
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

GUAN0S FOR 189
The best, most reliable and cheapest,
quality considered; always the same
g~Oods--al the time the BEST.
This is a year when cheap, Shoddy
goods should be avoided. Depression
in the fertilizer trade causes cheap, IN
reliable guanOs to be offered at almost
any price.
Farmers can't afford to spend good
money for unreliable and untried ferti-
izers. Alliancemen can depend on get
ting the same high grade N. G. Alliance
Official Guanos that they have gotten
heretofore. Remember, these GuanOS
are fully warranted. They are the most
popular because always satisfactory.
Sold for Money or Cotton. Send orders
to either T.TVEY, S. B. A.
ae8 or Durham Fertilizer CT
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sure death TO Potato Bugs, Cucculio, Chinch ,
Canker. and Cotton worms. One can is %8rttice1
poison $50 gallons of water. Price per cen 25&|
doz 81 35. per case of 2 doz 81 so. ri
guaranteed TO kill plant lice, Red Spiders "
Bugs, the new Plum Scale, and ali insects t1at5
the life blood Of the plant; also. lice ON cattle OF
tl2k on sheep. One can b sufficient for % to 5OgD
water. Price 35c, per case of 1 doz So 90
dew, Rust, Blight: one can snficieUt tn diIGea
50 to 90 gals. water, price per can Csc, per d2
Lung7cldes are in a liquid form. except the ?
9liy. but quickly dissolved with hot water. ia
Z North CsroIino
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS. SORE
aROAF etc, should be constantly
MTppiIed with ''BrOtUn's Bronchial
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NOT WORLDS FAIR MEDAL,

-Four packages of best garden seeds
u HE PROGRESSIVE FARMER for 81,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

The above insecticides
sene Emulsion which is !
T. IvEY State Busine
Raleigh, N. @ Agent TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

Packed away In n mHis of washing
ton society gossip we nnd the important
information that Speaker Reed now
moves In the Hwell got mud seems to en-
JOY Il. Mir. INIT or Illinois. who ia like
ly to be chairman Of the house commit
teo on forciEn anoira, IL said to have
arranged" Tor Mr.. Reeds admission
to The charmed circle.
This 80 tic matter of real lntcrcat
How are There things arranged? How
dlI Atr. hit 20 about the delicate task
Of blazing the way foe Mr. Reed TO en-.
tor n social circle IN which his great
ability and his high official position did
not give him easy ndmlttRnco7 WINS
Il represented TO the council Of ndminiD-
tration TINT one Thomns Bracket Reed
stood nt the outer gate craving to DO let
IN and promising n granted that much.
coveted privilege. not 10 cat with hin
knife or pick his teeth with n rpoon7
Aud what r. tits swrll rot to which
tho speaker NJ the houBo NJ reprcaontn-
ilyoa has been udmlttcd2 Who com.
pose It. and how did they get thcro2
Are they going to stay long or nrc they
merely rnrt NJ the passing show Of tho
national capital
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EHoIutionis'S nave peen hopl"s y"
ana a race OF men WIN 'a'is IN oruer {"
Ut IN the missing INK IN u Gnai" VI
Viaence put 'ose'her 20 eS'Aoiis" 'he
theory, inc 'ni' "oul CONNECT ma"
win the monkey ahu cIlh.n W" uisu.
ment- 'ohs tA'l haS nor peen tn'uS"'
necessary, a snort "ou'u 10
NJ dEnloy described as tne tGprese"-
tauVe OF ING french n~eostaphieu 90
ciety' returns from the "lIus Oh Iochi'
CHINA 10 say 10 ms society tha' ne mas
found mo missing hhk. AMONG inc
Mois' wild neishbors oil the Ahnamiles'
ne touhd u race OF men WIN 'ul'S' ine
thliA eAtend from lhe 'er'eora' co'u'"''
by rnree or iour VettentSe' FORMING Il
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ono Of the people, writing In the New
York World OF periodical attacks on the
saloon, gives some reasons why the sa-
loon is |patronlsed. The same reasons
have been given before, but this writer
puts the argument in n nutshell and
makes It striking;
The public 40 whore they get the most
for their money. When the churches are
closed the saloons nro open. When tho
churches are dark and dismal tho saloon
II bright md cheerful. Are you cold ?
There's u bully fire over In McGloryh
Are You, hungry There's a dandy FREQ
lunch over IN McFadden's. Arc YOU tlrcdl
There's lots Of Oauy chairs, DO you want
TO read tho nows? There's newspapers
and magazines galore, Here's tho toilet
rooms, hot and cold water, towels, soap,
etc. Are you lonesnmO2 ThCrc'a lots Of
Jolly company. Listen TO the Jokes and
the singing and tho laughter Ht the poor
Nuns club, The saloon meets q human
necessity, Why do not It's enemies oftnr
an acceptable su%bstltuto2
The concluding question is what
stumps those who face the problem
squarely, What is the acceptable sub
stitute that M be offered? What is to
take the place OF the poor mans
clubg" II is true that his wife has to
get along without n club. often without
bread because OF his visits to his club
but this does not answer the hard cues
ton.
We cannot nuke men over. We must
take them as wetknd them, Also their
environment must be considered, When
the acceptable substitute" for the sa-
loon shall be provided It will bo accept
ed. Thus far human ingenuity has not
been equal to the task,
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THiEFAoSE SuNREES;
Editeripl ROoH' ssa. Counting Room sas.
acknowledgements.
wIIEEIlNG, pEcEDmEn ~, Isp5,


The report OF the secretary Of the
treasury is an echo OF the Presidents
message. Its prominent features are
the recommendation that the green-
backs be retired, and the assurance that
by the fiscal year 1897 the revenues Will
meet the requirements and leave q sur
plus OF $4,000 90. The secretary lodges,
as the President did, the fact that more
than half the proceeds Of the three bond
sales has been used TO pay the running
expenses OF the government.
Az to the greenbarks, they will not be
retired by tho action OF the present
Congress. Neither the President nor
the secretary OF the treasury has given
suficient reason why this should be
done. As for the promised surplus OF
S7.OOOOOO in the fiscal year 1897. II that
comes out as well as other estimates OF
the seeretRry's have the balance Will be
on the other side by. several times
$T.oOO,OOO,
1t is not safe to walt and see whether
the secretary is Il better prophet than he
has been. Congress knows that the
revenues have been short and continue
to be short with a prospect OF more OF
the same from u continuing cause.
II is the duty OF Congress to present
TO the President a measure to Increase
the from customs duties. First
Of all It is the duty Of the house to oriGi-
nate this measure and give the senate
and the President a chance to act on It.
This the people expect. 1t is what they
meant when they swept the Dcmocra-
tic party out OF the house.
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rNrIRNAL MACEIKEs
aid to Have neen Mailed 20 George NJ
Pullman aud Phlip ATmonI.

Said to Have Hecn Mailed 10 George NJ.
Pullman aud Phnip ATmunr.
CHICAGO. Dec, l6.-An attempt was
made to-day to mail what are supposed
20 be internal machines to George NJ.
Pullman and p. ID. Armour. a collec-
tor making his rounds this morning
found on a mail box two packages, one
addressed to George VI. Pullman's pri-
vate residence on Prairie avenue and
another to p. D. Armour's residence at
Thirty seventh street and Michigan
avenue, lie was suspicious OF the ap-
pearnnce OF the packages and when he
came in 10 the Office he called the atten-
ton OF Superintendent Hanlon 10 them.
Hanlon took one OF the boxes down to
Postmaster Hesing
While he ives telling tho postmaster
about the packages, Mr.. Armours pri-
vate secretary came TO the postoticc
and told MIR. HesinG that q southern
business man overheard a conversation
last evening between two men In rela-
ton to an attempt 10 blow up Pullman
and Armour. \
The package brought to the postotiicc
by Hanlon was given to Captain stuart,
OF the postal Inspection service,
Superintendent fianlon took one Of
the bombs home with him and opened
II. The bomb. which was made from Il
section OF lead pipe, was found TO CON
tain matches and a white powder,
which the superintendent believed TO be
dynamite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

The Encouragement Dies at Hts BSrEs-
ley County Home A Long and Usehii
Career Closed,
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencor.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Dec. Ia
Hon. -, NJ, Kitchen, cx-member OF
Congress from the Second district, died
suddenly at his home in this county,
yesterday, OF heart failure, pge about
eighty-three years,
lie was one or tho most prominent
mon OF the county and always took an
Interest In local affairs and state and
county politics. In 1917 he was appoint
ed n magistrate by the governor OF Nir-
ginia, and In 1861 was elected 10 the leg
stature Of that state. Siding with the
Union sentiment OF this section he allied
himself with the Republican party, and
represented the Thirteenth senatorial
district In the fret legislature Of this
state. He was n member OF the convQn-
ton that framed the state constitution
and was elected to the house Of dele
gates,
In 1870 he was elected to the Forticth
Congress by a LARGE majority over r. a,
Andrews, Democrat, and subsequently
became n candidate on the Greenhtck
ticket, but was defeated by W.. l.. WIZ
son He vas a prosperous farmer and
amusytd q large estate. \ wife una
four children survive him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

IF you're In doubt whether your
trouble Is Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
Just take n few doses OF Simmons Liver
Regulator II will settle the whole queS'
tlon. II have tried Simmons Liver
Regulator for Dyspepsia and find
Just the thing to relieve me. a small
dose after meals ls sure to prevent In
dlgestlon."-S. $. Perkins, Sharon. Ga,
at is the best medicine TO aid dlges.
tIon."-J. j. Black, Duncan, Arizona,
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attended. When the party broke up
and the little hand seekers after epir-
itual truth paid the Usual fee the man
who doubted slipped an extra $40 bill
into the mediums hand
You've made everything plain aall-
ing for me from this time on" he said,
gayly, "ard l consider your services
cheap at this price"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

Conforming TO its past custom, the
Wheeling K Lake Erie railway will sell
local Excursion Tickets from all sta
tlons. and through Excursion Tickets
over principal connecting lines, r.
cursion Tickets will also be sold by
connecting lines TO points or and via
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railway,
When purchasing tickets ask for the
Wheeling time cine card, taking effect
December S. 1895
JAMES NJ. HALL,
General Passenger Agent.
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BARGAINS ia Onyx stands aud Lamps
1t II. T.. HtLLMAS i CO.'S,


Don't skip this paragraph because II
Is small It is worth reading, for 1t
tells about The PineolR Balsam, n GER
tain remedy for cough, tickling In the
thront and the stopped up feeling In
the upper part OF the chest, a simple
cough may turn into something SER
ious II let alone. 1t ceases 10 vex you
and to keep you awake O'nights when
you have allayed the Inflammation In
your throat with ELY'S PlSEOLA
BAI.SAM. The druggists sell 1t for
twenty-five cents.
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a Democratic newspaper suggests
that the house dismiss the Bayard Incl
dent. Wouldn't 1t be better II the Pres
ident were to dismiss Ambassador Bay
ard? II Mr.. Bayard were released"
from his present engagement maybe his
English friends would Sign" him for
something.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

speclhl hlsphl'h 10 lle Encouragement
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec, l6-
Health officer Stump, Of this city, Is
making q determined fight to keep
smallpox out Of this place, and to-day
the police were instructed to watch all
trlmps cOming,from Wheeling, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry and keep them
from stopping owe here, The Ohio
River railroad freight trains are to be
watched closely. The police were all
vaccinRted to-day and an persons not
50 treated last year, will be requested
20 have 1t done at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

THE wife Of MI n. Robinson, ~
prominent lumtCtmnu Of tiurtwlCl, N.
y, was nick with rheumatism for i've
months. In speaking u II, Mr. Robin
sou Says; "ChnWbtrlain'B rain l'1lm
II the only ihiuE TINT rave her nuv
rest from palm, For the relief OF lliu IL
cpnuut b. lant.' Muuy very bad ttHpi
~ rhcuM1ilrm have boon currh 10y H.
For sale at 20 cents rNr bottle by G. 70,
N"tcnkcnoli1r John Elhri, W. n. Hague,
H. r. stewart. l. d. nut, \. Coleman.
A. 4. grhualn. Wilton Mon',onpllor j.
g. Bhols, Wheeling, Bowie a Co,
]url1rrporti H. w. Peabody y Bon. Ben.
wood.
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tho people of the United states think OF
him? We should permit ourselves to
feel Gattcred when so distinguished n
mar as Mr., Bayurd takes enough no.
tice OF his country to criticize It severe
ly before n British audience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

West Virginia is put in the list OF bor-
der states that will instruct for Cover
nor Bradley, OF Kentucky, This makes
us dIscredlt the whole list. Our notion
is that West Virginia viii not instruct
for anybody, Governor Bradley has
friends IN West Virginia, among them
the Intolllseneer, but we are not aware
OF any Bradley presidential movement
In this state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

Special Dispatch to Tho lnlcllIgencol

Special Dispatch to the l%ntcnlgsncor.'
WASHINGTON. =. C., Dec. lG-G. r.
West. Il. NJ. Jennings, s, C. McCoach,
W. G. Kohl, y. Roone. W, u, Stewart
and u, II. Jennings, who made appllca-
ton to organize the Farmers and Pro-
ducers' National Bank, at SIstersvillc,
were to-day approved by the comptrol-
Ter OF the currency,
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Now for n revenue bill on Republican
lines, II should not take the ways and
means committee long to get II ready
nor the house long to send 1t to the SEN
ate. That will discharge the obligation
of the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

Chicago University gets another mil
lion. the Gift of Miss Helen Culver, The
money is to be devoted to biological
work. Money and brains are giving
Chicago an institution Of learning that
will soon take rank among the fore
most in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

No excuse for slecplcss nights whom
you can procure one Minute Cough
cure. This will relieve all uHnoyRnccs,
cure the most severe cough and give
you rest and health. Can you afford To
do without III Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling, W. Va, h. +. Peabody. Ben
wood. and Bowie & Co. bridgeport. o.
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