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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-29

Berdne and Mary Crimciarille, II and 0
years old. are missing from their home, /
McAvoy street, aud Alphonse Loporcepi.
~ years old, is missing from his home, 1853
Federal street.
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MacAndrew, wheeler, Fullz Coal from touch'
Referee. Il. H. Weeks, Brown. Linesmen--w II.
Wing. Troyidence; Kelley. Dartmouth. Time--
70 minute halves. Attendance-5J9o.
A PAPER CHASE.
The Providence Riding Academy gave
the most enjoya bic paper chase ever Civ
en- in this city Thanksgiving morning.
The hunt was under the direction of Mr..
Hez Willard. The party met at the Rid
ing Acauemy, 119 Aborn street, at a. m.
The hares, Masters Jack Wall, T. j.
Hughes and j. A. Bowen were started at
$50 a. M, and allowed five minutes start,
and the scent was taken up at 9:35 a. M,
by the entire party, which mum moered 80.
The course lay through the following
streets broadway, Courtland, Elmwood
avenue, Crocker street and then cross
country over several hedges and bitches
to the Broad street entrance OF Roger
Williams Park, which was the brush.
Mr.. G. A. Gregson was the first in ; Mr.. L.
III. Cooley, second; Mr.. III. w. Nichols,
third, and Mr.. q. X. Tillinghast, fourth.
Mrs. ii. Willard was the first lady to
finish.
The party consisted OF the following:
Mr.. Hez. Willard, Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Mrs.
Hez Willard. Mr.. +. III. Cooley, Mrs. G.
+. Briggs, Mr.. W. II. Smith, Miss G. ii.
Dillingham;, Mrs. A. NJ. Carpenter, Miss
ter Milton Wall, Mr.. Milton b. Brown,
MI. T. Y. Hughes L. j. Hayes.
Mr.. l.. II. Murphy, Mr.. David
Hagan, Mr.. Louis o. Walker, Mr.. III.
+. Lambert, Mr.. +. S. Kimball Miss
Oracle Smith, Mr.. A. Ii. Congdon, Mr..
u. i. Tillinghast, Mr.. NJ. 4. Rowland
and MIR. III. Il. Lane.
A wHIPPET RACE.
The whippet race, known as the Hug hes
handicap, was run at II O'Clock yester-
day morning on kinsley avenue, before
200 spectators. The dogs were lup in
heats and in the finals only the first and
second of each heat contested. The re-
suits were as follows: Comstock's Pad
dy, first; Sport. second; Mellor's Spider,
third, and Jack, fourth.
HOLIDAY POLO.
The Grays played like wooden men and
as result were defeated by the Tigels
yesterday afternt Oh, S-3, at lntantry Hall,
and 1917 in the evening at Pawtucket.
in the afternoon game each team lost
goal on fouls. In the evening luck and
excellent team work won the game.
New Bedford and Fall River gave
dual exhibition yesterday, the Whalers
winning the afternoon game, 10 10 6,
and the Reds capturing the evening
game, IL TO z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-29

Pound OF Tea or Baking Powder at East India
Tea Co.'S store, 2s9 Westminster street. next
Gladding's.
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DEATH NOTICES.


Boss, Howard o. Lowell. Reuben r.
Cronan, Julia A. Mcbride. Patrick
Donafue, Sarah Sheard, Charles B.
Farnum, John l.. Weiss, Jenny
Lenau, Albert T.
soSs-In Johnston. Nov. 2S Howard o., son
OF Charles o. and Lizzie Boss. aged II
years, III months. II days.
CRONAN-In this city, Nov. q, Julia A.. wife
Of the late Mathew Cronnn, aged 80 years.
DONAHUE- In this city, Nov. y. Sarah
Donahuc, aged 90 years.
FARNUM-ln this city Nov. q, John l..
Farnuin. aged 52 years.
LENAU-In this city. Nov. q. Albert T., son
of John w. and Eliza Lenau. aged ~ years.
LovELL-In this city, Reuben I. Lowell, aged
CS years.
McBRiDE-fn this city. Nov. "a, Patrick Nc
Bride. aged 50 years.
sHEARD-In Johnston. Nov. q, Charles b.
Sheard. aged - years.
SEISs-In this city. Nov. 2s. Jenny, wife OF
y. ". Weiss. and eldest daughter of Rich
ard and Harriet Such. aged % years.
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IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO, NOV. -. Ia, football game
between Boston and Chiclgo athletic
clubs resulted in tie after the hardest
battle ever fought in the west. Score,
to4.
Boston. Nov. 2o.--The Boston uniyer-
pty and Boston college football game yes
tcrday was Cne Of the lerccst slugging
matches ever seen in this city. and num-
Der olplayers on both sides were manned
bnd bruised. Brcwin, fullback of Boston
college, was carried unconscious from the
held, suffering from broken rib ana
probable internal injuries. Brock, uni
vcrslty substitute, was aSo badly injured,
ana Is In critical condition. Two others
were badly hurt. Boston university won
- too
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20-The Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania football eleven yes
terday defeated tho Cornell team by the
score of 46 to 2, thus winding up the foot
ball season with clean record Of victories
TO her credit.
RICHMOND. Nov %. The University OF
Virginia won the championship OF tho
south yesterday by defeating the Univer-
sity OF North Carolina too.
At San rancisco-Stanford university,
o; University of California, 6.
At Rochestcr-Hamilton college, T.;
University oisRochester, o.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Franklin and Mar
shall, 4s; Swarthmore. o.
At Kansas Clty--Missouri university,
10; Kansas university, g.
At Chicago OF Michigan, -;
University OF Chicago. o.
At New Haven-Yalc freshmen, l6;
Princeton freshmen. O.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State col
legc, 3; AdeIberf, z.
At Columbus, o. Ohio varsity, 1s;
Kenyon college. ID.
CoRNEIL's NEW CAPTAIN.
Joseph w. Beacham, Cornell's crack left
half back, has been chosen captain of the
Cornell football team for 1895. Beacham
entered college in '93 and has played
quarter back, left end, and his present
position in good style.
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HOT OR
COLD.

WASHINGTON, Nov. a9.--For New England
and Eastern New York, slightly warmer. with
Increasing cloudiness tonight, and light rains
saturday light northeriy winds shifting to
sasterly.
synopsis-1t Is very cold I'm tie upper Miss
ssippi and Missouri, river valleys the Mer.
sury having fallen 10 l6 degrees below zero
n the night nc 81. Vincent, MINI. Probably
'ome OF this cold will reach us by tomorrow
oight OF Sunday.
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CoRNELIls NEw cAprAIN.

Joseph w. Beacham, Cornell's crack left
half back, has been chosen captain of the
Cornell football team for 1895. Beacham
entered college in '93 and has played
quarter back, left end, and his present
position IN good style.
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LAST EDITION
4:l5 O'CLOCK.
THANKSGIVING.
A Beautiful Day Unruffled
BY MiShap
Many Persons in the Houses
of Worship.
Crowds in Theaters and at the Foot
ball Game.
Crowds in Theaters and at the Foot
ball Game.

Thanksgiving Day of the Puritan
Fathers has but little changed. Even to
the staid and quiet dignity of the cele-
brations, and the attending OF churches;
even to the cold, crisp, invigorating
weather there still remains a quaint touch
OF the DAYS Of "Auld Lang Syne.n
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
MINGo COUNTY.

| How the Now County Ia Coming to the
Front-ThS First TeaGhors' Institute.
Special Correspondence otthe h%taligacer,
NOLAN, MlNdo CoUSTY, W. VAr July
l7.-MingO county, the infant county
Of tho state, Is fast coming to the front,
and 10 no more a backwoodS county.
Tho county now contains five magIa'
tsrial districts, with eighty miles Of rail-
road. Her terms Of school are five to
ak months, aud abe is paying from $3o
$40 per month for No ! teachers. Wide
| awake school officers have been elected
and good school buildings arc going up
| all over tho county. Tie town OF Nolan
| can boast Of u two-atorV school building
which would be u credit to any town In
the state. All tho districts are in good
| condition financially, having u surplus
in tho treasury which has been brought
about by tho building OF u railroad,
Tho DEVELOPMENT OF the mineral and
timber resources Of the county has been
very rapid. New mines OF coal are con-
stantly being opened. A aeyen'toot vein
OF coal at the town Of Nolan has been
developed and will be worked before
| the snowfall, which will give ut least
Ave hundred mon employment. This
enterprise is backed by eastern capital
lists, who own large tracts OF timber
and mineral lands in this county. With
tho return OF prosperity, new enter
| prisea s%priuginG up. capitalists coming
TO tho county, aud her educational
iacilities not excOllOd by any county in
tho atRte, Mingo county blda fair to be a
leader.
Logan, the mother county, seeing the
advantages Of having s railroad, voted
far bonds to be issued in favor OF the
railroad at the ratio OF ave to one in
favor OF bonds.
Tho first teachers institute hold in
the county Of Mingo convened at Nolan
July 10, 1895. tho enrolment exceeding
that Of tho mother county, Logan, by a
large majority. Most Of the shining
lights in the educational work OF the
surrounding counties OF Kentucky and
West Virginia woro present. Among
them we're Messrs. n. N. Clingenpeel,
S. +. Curry, L. V. S. Curry, J. S. Broy!s,
JaneS Johnson, L. U. G. Rhodes. W.
A. Stanley, AlOCrt Meade, J. ]" beNcll
and others. Tho institute instructor is
Prof. r. a. RiggO, Of Beuwood, W.. Va.
This ia not tho professors first visit
herc, and he Is worry popular.
Tho Rovs. Justice, Moore and Demp-
soy have made the institute able ad.
dresses. The members OF the boards oil
education OF tho various districts have
been in attendance, as well as the differ
eut secretaries and trustees end promi-
nent citizens Of tho surrounding coun-
try.
Teachers and visitors have been com.
| fortabty accommodated at the various
hotels and boarding houses, and taking
il all in all, Mingo, tho youngest coun-
~ OF tho state, bids fair to 500 lead in
| educational work. On the 18th the
county superintendent gave tho teach
ers each a copy Of tho manual OF coun-
try aud village schools, and tho instruc-
torRbly explained tho object Of the same.
The syllabus prepared by tho state
superintendent Is highly appreciated
he thu t%eaclpfa.
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Marshal Martinez Campos thinks it
necessary to make a bold dash at the
Cuban insurgents to show his own men
that no ia not afraid and in tho hope
that his daring may inspirH his follow
ors with courage. This voriioI tho
statement that Spain has shipped to
Cuba several shiploads Of very inferior
fighting material.
On the other hand, whatever Olsc
may DO said OF the Cubans, it may at
least DO said for them that they arc
not towards, They are courageous to
the point OF rockIes.ness. This has
been shown in evOry uprising on the
island. The Spanish troops arc i'm
pressed with the fighting qualities Of
their a~dvorsariOs and would rather
avoid them than to come into conflict
with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

W. II. NRLsoS, who is in tho drug
business at KingSviilo, Mo-, has 80 much
confidence IN ChumbOrlnin's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhda Remedy that he
warrants every bottle and oilers to 70.
fund tho money to any customer who Is
not satisfied after using it, Mr.. Nelson
tnl;oq no risk in doing this because tho
Remedy Ia Il certain euro for tho dis.
oasos for which II In intended and hn
knows It. II 10 Tor snlo bv Chatloa Il.
GooIao, VIII W. irwin, John Klari,
William H. Wiliama, Z. Menkemeller,
William II. Hague. II. 9. Stewart, A, Il,
schOoIc, j.. Coleman, q, S%ClinOpI, VIII.
lam MonkomollOt, Wheeling, ". Va.
rowio & Co., Bridgeport Il. f. Peabody
a San. lInnWoul.
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Is IL rrne?

Ex.Presidopt Harrison is quoted rs
saying to Congressman Poole, of SYRIA
cuse. New York: ~ am not a candidate
for the presidency, have not been, and
will not be. l do not want tho Office
and would not accept it," II General
Harrison said this it will relieve the
minds Of those who are candidates, viii!
be candidates. and would accept the
Office II 1t came their way.
The position Of the Ox.Presidsnt has
been uudsrstood to be that while he
does not desire the nomination and
hopes his friends will not scheme for it,
itit comes his way he will take it. II
he has spoken according to the quota.
tion he puts a different aspect on the
matter.
II he has said that he would not &C.
cent the office tho political proCnostica'
tors may go ahead now and figure on a
simplifed situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

The Pau.AmericSn congress Of rOlig.
ions, now iu session in Toronto, will
bring together on tho same platform
Jews aud Christians, Roman Catholics
and Professionals representing ali the
creeds. Everybody will say his say
with respect for tho rights aud opinions
OF everybody else.
II will be as it was at the worlds con.
gres, OF religions during tho Worlds
Fair. That gathering was a great oduca.
tor and did a great deal of good. 1t did
not estraugc mon from their own creedU,
but it gave a better opportunity to
understand the purposes OF those who
hold to other crsedS.
Without abandoning crOed. each
holding fautto his own, there lie work
in which representative, Of all tho
crseds may join, for it is the work Of
humanity. It is possible to got closer
together and tits we'll to do it. It makes
US All better ncighbors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
RIVALS rnE "BIG MOSES"

Tho Great Gas We'll On the Anthony
smith Farm Mt Wick.
Special Dtpdtth 70 the latdliGene'r
WICK, W. Va, July lS.-Thc we'll
drilled BY L. II. Jennings and Brothers,
OF Pittsburgh, on tho Anthony Smith
farm, at Wick. on tho Sth instant, at a
depth OF 1905 feet and in the Kenor
sand, struck n heavy flow of gas. On
the 10Th, after drilling II lew feet
deeper, tho flow Of gas became so great
that any further effort to drill was
abandoned. Since thon the volume Of
gas escaping from this well is immense,
perhaps as great MS the "Blg Mosas,'
on Indian creek. The flow OF gas seems
stronger to-day than on any day pre-.
vious. Tho roaring can DO heard for
miles around. On Sunday last no less
than five hundred people visited this
well. 1t is indeed a wonderful sight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

BY the death of stambuloG, tho
former premier OF Bulgaria, n notable
career Is brought to an end. On u small
theatre OF action stambulor displayed
qualities OF craftsmanship which would
have given him great influence in the
politics Of Europe il his had been a
more important country with a consid.
cradle army to support his diplomacy.
Only iorty.two years old at the time
Of his death, ho had long been tho lead
ing figure in Bulgaria. Ills very promi-
nOncO and courage proved bis undoIng.
Iftho truth shall Ovor be brought out
1t will appear that his assassination in
tho streets OF Sofia was tho result Of n
conspiracy in which persons Of high
position worO engaged. Ito was in tho
way and they were willing to rOaort
to murder to 10 rid Of him.
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What a Banana Peel Did,

Awohan stepped on n banana peel
on tho sidewalk in Hester street, New
York. Hostor street is in the old Five
Points region. where the population.
teens. Tho woman who stepped on
the banana peel iG q director OF the
Hebrew Institute in that locality. She
spoke Of the incident tO'tho children
who attend the institute, told them
that the banana peel and all Streot otial
should be thrown in the ash barrel 10
be Carted away.
That started a movement" which
attracted tho attention OF the street
cleaning department The head {. the
department and Others Interested in
clean streets have been %iUstructing the
children Of the institute, explaining to
them the relation Of cleanliness to
health, touching their pridoin the part
otthe great city in which they live.
The youngsters have been given what
seems to be an honorary connection
with the STRENGTHENING department,
but it Is easy to see that it may be a
very effective connection. They arc to
tell their parents to throw olal in the
barrel, not in the streets, because this
ia the law. II they see persons break
ing the law they arc to admonish them,
and II tho persons persist tho young
stora arc to report them for violating
the law,
A movement Of this kind should re'
suit not only in cleaner streets but in
eulistins tho interest OF tho young in
city matters generally. 1t should make
them feel that the citizon iS part OF tho
government aud that there is some'
thing no can do to surround himself
with beltor conditions, The idea seems
to BIO as m~eritonous rs 1t ia novel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

CnIcAGo, July I5.-In cOnvassinG tho
returns in the McGann.B elknap con.
gressional election contest to-day, the
election board discovered a n number Of
Republican tickets which had been dc.
faced and thrown out by the use Of n
"iokor," or thumb stamp. As a result
the board ordered tho arrest OF all the
officers OF election in the precincts AZ
iected. 1t il believed that after to-day's
discovery Congressman McGann (Dom.)
IL hninnind hnNnnl A doubt.
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Nav YoRR, July lS,-rhc Iron Ago
to-day says: After many weeks Of rush .
ing activity thorO has como somewhat
Of n lull in tho iron markets. throughout
tho country during tho past week,
values romaining stationary Tor a whole
week. Tho markets have been rola-
lively quiet, not because tho situation Is
not rs favorable rs II has bCcn, but sim.
ply because tho majority Of sellers arc
not Nblo TO taIo moro business ana DO.
cause tho buyoro goncrally havO cover.
cd their moro urgent requirements.
BOsBcmcr pig has sold IN tho valley as
high NJ SO IS to Sl3 no undor a modcr.
ate volume OF transportation.
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Tho snhooI Ennmcrnllnn.

Tho school enumeration Tor this yONr
shows some results which challenge liz
accuracy. The number Of youth Of
school ngo 10 found to have iullOn oil
33l, while tho population has increased
LIN OF this increase 0ij persons aro
found In tho Third ward. There has
boon no HuCh increase IN that ward. II
wonld, Of course, DO popaiblO for tho
population TO increase considerably and
The number Of youth TO decrease In n
year, but this has not happened In
Wheeling since last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

It matters not which, may subject YOU to sea
sickness on the "OtIuy icon" Whether you
arca yachtsmnn. mn ocean traveller out for GdHy
or iwo's fishing on tho salt water, or
even M INLAND tourist IN feeble health YOU
ought to be provided with lioStcttcrs stOmnCh
]liiicrs, d valuable tcmCdy for nausea, collie.
bIliOusncss, ncidlty Of the stomach, malntia.
rheumatism. nOrvOuSnCT aud sick headache.
Lay In an adequate supply,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

INrELLloEScER readers will welcome
another series OF letters from III. t."
who has gone abroad again to look into
the present condition OF the British
workingman. The first letter OF tho
series appears to-day. 1t treats Of the
workingman as q factor in British cleo
tons and has special interest at this
time when the elections arc in progress.
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G~hegrdeMaeneer
wHEELING, July 10, 1893.

sUBScRIBERs to tho DAILY INrELLI'
GENCER who Rro going away for tue
sumner months eau have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, Mt the rate OF 10
cents per week. Change of address may
DO made Us often Us desired. Telophon"
No. Ba2,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

TltEpE Is great danger in neglecting
collie, cholera and similar complains.
An absolutely prompt and saf0 care is
found in Dc Wits Collie and Cholera
Cure. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, w.
Va, b. f. Peabody, %Bonwood, and Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

TO mrr aud urd that Old aud wrti.tricd
romciv. Mus WlSeLow's sooruNu SYnur
for cnilhron tcollliNt 1t 9ontnoi tho
Child, BoilOn1 tho gums, Nllnyt all unin,
curoi wind collie aud Is tho host rcmc.
dy for diOtrIiWh TWonty five ccula a
bottle Mwrtw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

JUDdE GoPp's dcciaion in tho cigarette
case follows in tho limo OF similar do.
clsions in cases involving the salO in
original packages Of commodities
brought into u state. No state loalSla.
turo can Interfere with this Interstate
comnorcc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

INVESTIGATION showa that tho owners
OF tho Atlantic City casino, which col
lapsed while the Elks were holding
their social there, had been condemned
as unsafe and the owners notified &c.
cordingly. This fact will make it 90
hard with tho n when tho cor.
templatcd damage suits como on.
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realizes the mistake and increases the
levy to torty.iour cents. The intention
Of the board was good, but cirCum-
stances did not warrant last years To-
ducliou,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

Tho best oalvc In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcumi lrvor
qorcg, tottor, ohNppOl hands, chilblatns,
cofn5, aud all skin cthptlon9, aud posi-.
livoly curOl piloV, or no pay required.
It's guNrnntood to give perfect gtisian.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cont, por box. For onlo by Logan Drug
OOmpnuV
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PhEAsANra COUNTY TEACHERS


PLEAsANTa COUNTY TEACHERS.
-
State Government Discussed by tho Insti.
tuto Instructor.
Spsriai Dbpa'ch 10 he Intelligence,
ST.. MARYs. ". Va, July ls.-Tho
graded system oil school instruction was
discussed By the instructor Of tho insti.
tuto yesterday, and 'thc govern.
mont Of Wout Virginia was discussed
by Mr.. Q. Il. Johnson, Tho following
was tho order Of subjects:
Stnto institutions.
Taxation.
Elective franchise.
The departments OF our state govern.
mont wUro taken up and their different
relations pointed out.
Tho subject Of bookkeeping was then
discussed BY NJ, J. Il. Carson. who spoke
Of tho importance Of its study and tho
bcst methods OF presenting 1t to tho
pupil
Advanced arithmetic was thon pro.
aonsod By Mr.. II. NJ. Stout, which caua.
cd quite n discussion among tho leach.
ora.
Alter n fow minutes Information, Mr..
WNitman BNrbo wa8introducod aud gave
u worry interesting talk in regard to tho
opportunitiOs offered by tho state Unit.
vorsity. Mr.. BNrbO ia n gooi speaker
aud created II worry favorable impression.
The management Of diseFdeFly schools
was then discussed, after which tho In.
Atituto adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

Tho readers Of this papor will DO
plnalod to learn that thUro is nj loaat
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able ID cure IN all itq stages and
that Il Cntnrrh. Halls COtarrh CurO "
tho only positive euro now known TO
tho medical fraternity. Cntnrfh being
n constitutional disease, requires a con.
alitUlionnl treatment. Halle Cntnrrh
Cure Ia Laknu internally, acting directly
upon tho blood aud mucous surfaces Of
tho eyslnm, LhOruby Destroying tho
foundation of tho dl0onHc, and giving
tho patient Bttcngth by building up tho
constitution aud a1sls,ing nature IN do.
Ing lts work, Tho prOpriolora havO 40
much faith IN It's curative powOrn, TINT
thcy ollOr ono hundred Dollars for my
caao that II fails 10 euro. SOnl for list
Of ]tOBlinoninlS Addrrsr,
H. j. CmNrY n o., Toledo, y.
fay"sott bv drtggtato, 10 conta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

SENATOR MoRGAS lights into the for
eign syndicate bond sale just as though
It had not been the stroke Of a Demo-
cratic administration. When tho Ala.
bama senator is aroused he doesn't care
much whom he hits.