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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01
A Terrific IndIctmUnt,

al. T." send, another interesting lot.
tor on tho working classes Of Great Bri.
tain. A striking feature of tho letter is a
quotation from o circular published in
the recent elections setting forth tho
condition Of tho men aud the women
who toll for their broad: "Onoin every
four OF the working classes dies pau.
per, and ono-hatt Of those who reach
tho ago Of Sixty.fvo arc buried In u
paupor's grave"
This In land which enjoys all tho
benefits and Injuries Of froe trado. n
land whose example our own has boon
urged to initiate, A Systom which
makes possible such a showing Is not
ono to attract the people Of a country
which knows something better
II Groat Britain docs better under
FREQ trade than sho could do undOr pro.
lection tho natural Inference 10 that tho
land Ia cursed with dry rot aud II, poo.
plo doomed no matter what policy they
may pursue.
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LAST June Dick Crawford brought his
twclve.months.old child, suffering from
iniantllo diarrhpA, to mo. II had been
wcanod at four months old aud had al.
ways been sickly. / gave II the usual
treatment in suCh clsos but without
benefit. Tho child kept growing thinner
until It weighed but little moro than
when born, or perhaps ten pounds. |
then started tho father to giving Cham.
berlain'a Collie, Cholera and Darrhma
Remedy Before ono bottle oil tho %.
cent sizo had been used marked i'm.
provemcnt was seon and its continued
uso cured the child. Its weakness aud
puny constitution disappeared and It's
father mud myself believe the IchilFs
liio was saved by this Remedy. j. T.
MARROW. NJ. D.. TamNrna. III.
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ter 10 japan for n long time, is now liv.
ing at Cadiz, Ohio, In recent address
before tho students Of franklin college
he emphaAized his belief in q lilo be.
yond the grave, lilo said: TngNrsoll
and others ridiculs my bolieiin future
lifs, think have the better OF them,
II | am mistaken ! shall never he con-
scIous Of it; neither will they, II they
are mistaken, shall be conscious Of it,
and go will they. Therefore, l think l
have the advantage ot them"
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To tho Pole In d Balloon.

NJ. Audree, the French scientist who
will attempt north pole exploration in
a balloon has the encouragement Of
other scientlsts who have canvaSsed his
plans aud know about what he has to
encounter II tho balloon can sustain
itself long enough aud can be guided, it
will have infinite advantage over water
craft. NJ. Andree lie confident that his
alrshlp can be kept ahoat for thirty
days, which Is as much time as he
wants, and no has no doubt Of his
ability to guido it,
The daring adventure will naturally
attract very wide interest. OF course
1t will stimulate the funny men. but
their witty fllngs will not impede tho
progress OF the airship, II NJ. Andrea
can prove that any further polar OK
ploration will only DO an additional
waste Of money and life, no will have
performed d distinguished and con.
elusive service.
This fact, probably, Is all that 70.
mains for US to know with regard to the
north pole. tho magnet which has at
tracted so many lives to destruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

inc Wcd Virginia bIh
More than tho mon Of any other pro.
iession, the lawyer speaks cxtempora.
ueously and seriously to tho people.
Not only 10 his addresses to tho jury,
but In tho examination Of witnesses aud
the discussions before the courts, he Is
called upon to speak frequently. Ills
mode OF expressing himself may DO
without elegance or ornament, but II
should never ba without grammatical
accuracy. indeed, inaccurncy OF OK.
preston is tho outward and visible, or
audible, sign Of lnaccurlcv Of thought.
Inaccuracy in grammar is very apt to
he an indication OF inaccurate thought
IN other directions. However this may
30, tho lawyer owes 1t to himself, TO tho
profession and TO tho public, to express
himself without grammatical blundors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

Point Pleasant RtoJicr tbtm)
What Il gigantic sort OF humbug tho
thing called politics iS, aDyhowI Did
YOU, now honestly, did you over stop to
think Of III Tho politician when liv.
ing, II no amounts to anything or docs
not, IL slRndorOd, rGvIlOd aud liGd about.
When ho isdOai his virtues arc praised,
whether he had any or not II 10 was
Of thu hrst rank, Congress spends many
dollars Of tho pooplua monoy for
drinks aud cigars whilo Attending his
funeral, aud monuments ato erected
to his memory by tho oncd who arc
Glad ho Ia dead.
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convention endorsement, such as er'
Governor Foraker got, has mot dsvel'
oped, Mr., Campbell aud Mr.. BricO are
doing their best to keep the party out
Of the FREQ silver hole. There Ia q
strong sentiment against Senator Brlce
aud another strong sentiment in favor
Of FREQ silver
II these sentiments eau be harneSSod
together again't the senator it will
make a strong team for him to pull
against, The probability Is that they
cannot DO made to work in double har
ness and that BrIce and honest money
viii win.
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" ~ y Y wv
Motin.Jup HraM, (Rp)

MGHinturp Hrdd, (RepD
With this issue tho Herald passes an.
other milestone tho lj!hl. OF It's ups
and downs since tho frat number was
issnud It is needless 10 now refer. From
the best information obtRiHable It has
never lollod In tho lap Of luxury, been
fondlod by fair fortune. or possessed tho
pap OF patronage. There ~ no reason
why tho best tliia earth affords should
not have boon It's dover bccauio it has
always boon truo aud steadtast. It's
columns have bristled with iacts clearly
expressed ; no ono ever seriously queS.
toned tho truth Of any Of ito puhlica.
lions, neither has 1t at any timo boon
guilty OF party horosv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

TRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue ola deed OF trust made By SlnA
Munnell and J. F. Munnrll her husoinl - :;
us trustee. dated February - iSi! HcliI Z
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Colnlv C1gi, Z
Ohio county, West Virginia IN Decd OF ms
Hook No "a, page 81. | Will soil at the n1Ha
front door Of the Court House Ut said c1dlri
SATURDAY, THEsisr DAY OF AuGrST. 49,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a IN, tho i5'i5Eil
described property, that Is to say:
A part Of LOT numbered one, IN ChurchtliF
ditlOn No. ; to the CITY Of Wheeling uhI1o!s
". West Virginia, Ald part being detri5sl y
follows: Beginning at point on the east way
McColloch .treet which point Is ninecea1. ~
south OF the northwest corner ri Iald %! NJ 7
thence south along the cat line oi NtVo.El
street nineteen feet, and Running hack AT
Baltimore street, bearing an even Widiho, Lar
teen feet. the north llue being parable wiz y,
north line Of said lot and ninciccn feet dhil
therCirom.
TERNs or SALr-Onc.thlrd and Rs much M
IS the purchaser elects TO pay IN casa % "a
dNS Of sale. tho balancl IN two equal ifli
mcntS OF one mud two years notes hrtrnt M
es; from the dav Of Salo to be given ioi iaea'
ferred payments ...,.,, ,...,..
W. II. HALLER. Auctiouecr. alL.2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

Tho Democratic contention In Ohio Is
not tho loa't lntOtS'tlng feature Of cur.
rent history. Ex-Governor Campbell
desires from tho Democratic convcn.
ton such IN endorsement Tor tho pros.
idUncy rs Governor Mckinley received
from tho Republican convention. Ito
wants II to DO unanimous, loud and
luSly
Senator lItlcO wants 10 kCOp his grip
on tho organization 80 tllnL II clnnco
shall make tho legislature Democratic
lO will DO In lima to succeed himself In
Tho BOnOlO Whether hO will ask q
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STATE EXOHANGHs.
Wan. no relspnons War.

Grafton LSddr
We waro notified Monday that the
Bell telephone had reduced its ratea
from $50 per annum TO 81, three dol.
lars under tho Automatic rate. On 70.
CENT Of this information we felt like We
had done wrong by taking the new
phone. This feeling, however, was dis
PEELED soon after by ledrning that tho
old rates were kent up In FaIrmont,
Carkshurg and MorsNntown. 1t was
further said by ono Of the BolPa lead
ing supporters in this town that there
was no money In 1t for them at that rate
and az soon the Automatic was driven
out Of the town tho old rates would be
charged. This IL q sad admission and
VIC hope the gentleman who made tho
romark Is mistaken as we feel that il Is
an injustice to the company, butt II It DO
true that this reduction iS made for tho
purpose OF running tho Automatic out
OF tho town" Il Is to DO hoped that II
will not DO successful. Tho Ball peo.
pie have given US a good SERVICE but
when they attempt to run another on
terprlse out OF our town that 10 giving
US equally as good service. 1t is doing
our people u wrong aud an injustice
that should not be tolerated. There
should be no telephone iGdr in our
town. Tho now phone is giving salts.
faction and is hNre to stay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

Tnr capture Of n toal Sca uorpont In
Now York hnrbor proves that thoto wa,
nothing wrong with tho lomonalo lakun
by those Christian Iindoayoton who TO.
Gently saw hIa uorponlship. This will
DO great rolIot to tho jolly jokom who
have boon having 40 much fun with tho
EndoayOfcs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

AprER a long and honorable life
Thomas G. CulborIson has passed. away.
Ito was long identified with this coin.
munIly, and no man who over liyod
hero was moro respected. TO tho hour
Of his death Mr. CuIbortSon's long lIfo
was modal. Ills declining years Illus.
tralod tho beauty Of n scrono old ago.
This good man lCnyos bOhind record
bottor thah my monument TINT can bo
RtOclOd 70 hIa mnInofY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

MR. soRG Is not running on the Dem
ocratic ticket Tor governor Of Ohio this
year 1t will have to DO some better
Democratic year when hO can DO iu'
ducOd to enter tho race. This time the
boys will have tOgOI along without his
sorghum,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

A MAGISTRATE in WilkosbOrro, Pa,
who could not induce a Wifo.bsater to
promise to do better. lit into tho fellow
and beat him until Ito promised every
thing. This is good way to 90 about
IL provided your magistrate is always
sure OF himself and likes little vgor.
Gus exercise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

EASY TO take, sure to cure, no pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant little pills. De
Wits Little Early Risers. Best tor sick
headache, bliousneSI, sour stomach and
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, b, F. Peabody, BeuWood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, Q. 1
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TELEFHoSE NUMBERS
EdltorIai Rooms sss.. Counting Room $50,
e.grtteIIaeneer
wuEELlNa. AUGUST /, 1893.

SUBSCRIBERS to tho DAILY INTELII'
GENoER who are going away for tue
summer months can have their paper
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cents per week, Change of address may
BIO made as often a. desired. Telephone
No. Raa.
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char,a,or gazette ,oSm,

Chnr'W'Oi 6h'dt lWmD
Tho third torn idoa should DO
stamnbd oHt It's contrary So ah tho
traditions OF tho party anl country, and
II ne triumpht would Threaten tho worry
cxislonco oi our institutions. MI
Cleveland should spOnk mud forever al.
luncO all sn1h foolish talk, Why doot
no not speak only tho ono word nccos'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

charlt,oE Eumirq Mad tRsRl
Tho genial Bob Carr is said to be n
candidate for governor. Col. Bob is q
gentleman and scholar, sab" and q
Judge OF good whisky; u professional
lobbyist, aud n John KellaY, Bourko
Cochran, Tammany alderman sort Of q
politician. The Democratic nomina.
nation would about fit Col. Boo, and
KanaWha county is corrupt enough to
give him u maiorlty.-EtkinJ Inter
Mountain.
Tho author Of tho above may havo
thought no was writing something worry
smart when his prismatic brain evolved
tho sentiment contained. ont WI fail to
500 It, KAnaWha county Republicans,
aitor making the county the most
sIaunchly Republican in tho state, ap-
preciato Ihe spirit that Is behind these
dirty filings from irresponsible cross.
roads Journalists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

TWTT-VTT TTTTTW TTTTTT
Tho joke Of tho aonson Ia that Hon.
John o. rOndlotnn will bn a candidate
for governor Wa snppONO that II Ia MS
doyiOui course IN tho siIyof question
that peculiarly lllo him Tor lhcfico Ito
represents ivory phase NJ that question
from nhsulnlu trn' coinage tn gold mon.
omolnlliqm, besides all THE ho i8pnf.
hapB lilo boIL living specimen OI tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01
.AKES ARE ANYWAYS IIrp:
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
State OF wcst Virginia, Ohio county, to.Et. I,
the Circuit Court Of said county.
Matilda schenk,

Iulllp 6CutuA uuu uIuCIA.
by virtue OF decree OF said court made Ia "A
above cause on the 18Th day o! July 49, y
undersigned, appointed u special cunn.sora
for the purpose, viii sell AZ tue north .r1a, "a
oiihO Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 5lsr DAY'OF August, Ia
commencing at l0oclock o. M, the .o.!5Ea
described property. that Is 10 say
The north hail Of lot Numbered TwsuvRTs,
Ia that part Of tue CltY OF Wheeling Whel "
laid out by RbencIer Zane, fronting th.frtaN
feet on tho west Side Of Main street an! CIasG
ing westwardly one hundred and twglty lei.
Also the twelve inches OF the s0GIh Ice y. 4
numbered Twenty.cight. on the west its
Main street. between seventh and Eighth '5l
TERMS or SALE:-One.third aud rs much nor
as the purchaser elects TO paw 10 cash on its az
Of sale, the balance IN two equal iusN,.Hsani
one and two years, nntes bearing Interest fra
the day Of sale with security appfo7et 5y ~
special commissioner to BE- givcn 10, the ts'l'
red payments W. J W COWUS
Special Colul2.)lsi
W. H. HALLER AuctloneeE
thereby certify that said special conu,s5sf
has given bond. with security approved 5y Il
as required By law and said decree Of sale
JuLY 81, 1875. all.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

SENATOR CAMERON seems to have full
confidence in Senator Quay's ability to
bring things out in good shape. At all
events no is not exposing himself in tho
fracaa
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son'NtloaNll'm Not Appreciated.

fdFGrTsoHTg ftltf JolHHlL
The correspondent Of tho Wheeling
Register is ably socondlng tho efforts Of
the Parkeraburg Sentinel to injnro our
town aud blast Its good name. For
downright maliclou'ness these two pa.
pers ara unsurprICd. Irs easy to ex.
cite tho public mind By sensationalism,
but Il there Ia a resident Of Parkersburg
who enjoy. or believes tho flaming
headline. OF the Register, and itS column
OF prGyarications, he must be person
OF singular tastes. parkorsburg is
blazonOd to tho world Ns follows:
a REIGN OF TERROR
Tia PEOPLE or PARKERsHuEg LAVE ~ DREAD or
ANAsSiSA
Men Go Heavily Armed IN The Streets aud wo.
men stay Indoors After Dark.
And more Of tho same kind. A good
dose OF tar and feathers will some day
be- administered some OF those sensa.
tional correspondents, II an indignant
public gets much moro aroused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

If President Cleveland is getting
ready to have third term thrust upon
him he is wasting time and keeping
useless vigil. Some things are settled
beyond argument or appeal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

Prnbv'fridn manner
lleR john A. Bingham, TOR many
yOnn u distinguished nonbot VI Unu.
gfOB from Ohio, aud Afterwards mluI,.
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lNTELLIGENCER PUB. co.

1.-THE IX1ELuoENcER. embracing It's several
editions hentered in the Possorhce ~ Whee''
ing, W. Va, Us Second,olaE malierl
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NAN ACCOMMODATE 4 ~
~ more summer BORDER, pn sl'' ,tt3
supper Tor diving parties H. .m'4,
Greggs +. o., w. Va. aNNS
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NEW ADvERTrsEmrur,

TOR sALE-l5 SHAHG,uF F,-.
n STANDARD Iron uui ,r.... .,... .'HlAs,
igtTGd stock. WA. A. McAL.u4g ,.lrls
Vile Ohio 'a a.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-05-18

ments with which to close up the en-
trance. and almost quicker than it can
be told bad thus constructed a sort of
fort, which he believed would with
stand the attack of the wolves. At
nightfall the weather had become cold
| er, and he knew that within a few min
utes the damp pieces of ice would be
firmly cemented together.
Hardly had he lifted the last piece to
its place, when the pack came rushing
about him, swapping and snarling, but
at first not testing the strength of his
entrenchment. When soon they began
to spring against It and snap at the
rne of the ice, the frost had done
its work, and they could not loosen his
hastily built wall. Through narrow
~crevices he could look out at them, and
at one time counted sixteen grouped
together in council. As the cold in
creased he had to keep in motion in
order not to freeze, and any extra
action on his part increased the fierce
ness of the wolves. At times they
would gather in a circle around him.
and, after shifting at him eagerly, set
up a doleful bowling, as if d~eploring
the excellent supper they had lost.
Ere long one of them found an open
ing large enough to admit its head; but
Frank was on the alert and gave it
such a blow with an AK as to kill it.
Soon another tried the same thing,
and met with the same reception,
withdrawing and whirling round
several times and then dropping dead
with a broken skull. One smaller than
the rest attempted to enter, aid, re-
ceiving the fatal blow, crayyled, in its
dying agony, completely into the iu-
closure, and lay dead at Franks feet.
For this he was not sorry, for his feet
were bitterly cold, and even the warm
carcass of the animal served to relieve
them.
Toward morning. as the change of
weather continued and the waters of
the river began to diminish, there was
suddenly a prodigious crack and crash
of the ice-bridge, and the whole mas
settled several inches. At this tine
wolves took alarm, and in an instant
fed. Perhaps they might have re-
turned had not the cracking of the ice
repeated frequently. At length Frank
became alarmed for his safety, lest the
ice should break up In the current,
and, bringing his AK to bear, soon burst
his way out and fled to shore. But,
not seeing the ice crumble, he ventured
back to obtain the other ak, and then
FASTENED home to his employer. Dur
ing the day he skinned the wolves, and
within a fortnight pocketed the bounty
money, amounting in all to about one
hundred and fifty dollars. With the
money he made the first payment on a
large farm, which he long lived to
cultivate and enjoy, and under the sod
of which he found q quiet grave.-N.
Y, Recorder.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-05-18
HUMOROUS.

"A New Degree of Afinity.-A.-
HE is a relation of yours by marriage,
/ believer" B.-"Yes, he married nv
girl."-Spassvogel.
"A Tonsorial Appellation.-"Why
did you tell me Junkins was a CONNER
cial barber?" He is-He shaves notes"
Detroit Free Press.
-Higbee-''Why do you ask me for
information if you consider me such an
~ignoramus?" Mrs. Higbee-"I merely
wish to prove it."-Harlem Life.
Mrs. Jacksonville you call this
sponge cake? Why, it is as hard as
stone" Cook-''Yes, mum, that's the
way a sponge is before it is wet. Soak
it in your ea."-Truth.
-Visitor-"Why, Mabel, how you
grow? You will soon be a woman"
Mabel-'I hope not. Grown people
have to wait until a person is gone be-
fore they can tell what they think Of
her ."-Boston Transcript.
PITY a poor blind man with a
large family" cried n wayside beggar.
And how many children have you,
unfortunate man?" asked a lady, in
great concern. "How can I tell,
madam? I can't see em."-Tit-Bits. .
-Louise-"Marie had a lovely we'd
ding, but what made the bride and
groom go up the aisle hand-in-handP'
BlaDche-"Why, don't you know? Hel
his arm-"-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The postmaster's boy and the pro-
fessor's boy were playing together. A
question of precedence arose, and the
professors boy exclaimed: "You ought
to let me go first! My fathers's an A.
NJ" Huh" replied his companion.
That's nothing. My fathers P. NJ
-Harper's Young People.
81 tell you," said Mr.. Proudpaugh,
that boy of mine is a wonder. He has
the signs of extraordinary genius
stamped all over him in display type"
Indeed? He must be a phenomenon"
He is He is only six years old and
writes a hand like Horace G~reeley's
and sings worse than Trilby."-Wash-
ington Star.
He looked up very humbly, and
said he was sorry to be found in such
a place. but he could assure the court
that he vas e in the prisoners boz
before. what, never?" asked the
judge, with some severity. Look
a-here, judge" said the culprit, name
th,. fine, but don't spring that old Pin
atcre' joke on q fellow."-Household
Words