davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
balten, was fie peripreAen.

Sic ieben nun u1i0einbar ols unO 9tiez
maro traut ibnen Die auBerDrDentlidt Sell
trait gu, weGbe ie tDotidli6 Be-
iiben unO lpel9e le in SauieaOcn r1O @berz
ta1ienOen BON &rontbeitsfdlen Asipdbrt baz
ben, ndmli6 Die st. Bernard GrGuterpiacn.
2iegen bod un5ablige 3eugnihe oOn Yerlpnen,
Die on &beumatisntus, an allgtmeiter &0rc
peri6tpdde, an Der 8laie, Oil DEN J%tieren, an
Der Sober, am Wagen, al 8etitopfE19, an gc=
itDrter 6er3= unO @erOaltun3stbGtigfeit ioiDie
oil bielen anDeren St0rungen DER &5rper=
Orgaue 9%elitten baben, por, Dag iie otrd Die
8ilen politdnoig turirt lpOr0en iirO. Die
4taen baben ii6 ais pOrtreffliles 0au5mittel
tiberaQ eingebiirgert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
80fe Grfabrun9en.
John Gilmore aus pireinien fdlt me9e.
laeerern in ole Rdnoe.

@enn sSo6n @ilmore, elm Mngsitenter i'm
Staatsf9aBamt BON 8irginiea, mteber in
fetner 9eimat6 angelangt tit, piro er i'm
Stanbe fem, fetnen Sreunben bic 2t3tz UNI
S9attenietten Der @arten1tabt Gbicago aus
eigener @rfa6rung gu f9tlbern. Samtag
Na9mittag berlieB@tlmore in IeinemS onnz
neutrality-suspicious. unb bic SoI3en
to0er @elb iein 9ote1, UNI ii9 Den beriibmz
ten @lepbanten an5u1eben. Na9 @erlauf
peniger @tunben fanb er ft9 minus ubr
unb Settle, o6ne etnen Sent @elb, nit etnem
gang gebDrigen Sod i'm 8opf in elmer Belle
Der 6arri1on StraBenzS Station nieoer. 9aB
Gilmore nt9t nod bas iGmmtli@e a3eug,
bas er auf benz 2eibe 6atte, Derlor, bat er
u Der Mufmerffamfeit bes 0etsctios @pie@
gel BON Der 9arrifonftraBenzS Station 5u per=
tanfen. Mls @piegel ge1tern Na9mittag
bic @abafb Nbenue entlang gtng, fab er. tpte
8tpei perbG9tig ous1ebenbe Strol9e am@iIz
gauge zines @GB9ens in glbrtb5e Gourt
itanben unb bas @dB4en gu betpaben 19tes
zen. Spiegel ging iofort auf bas @GB9en
gu, norauf bic Strol9e in bafeI6e btnet1
1iefen.
l1nper3iigGi@ ma6te ii@ 9piegeG an bic
@erfoGguns Der @trOl3e, fonnte biefelben
iebp9 ni9t erret9en; in Der Jtd6e bon ped
Court aber traf er uuf einen britten @trol9,
on19einenb einen 9elfers6elfer Der Nnoeren,
Der einen f6per betruntensn, aus elmer
&opftpunbe blutenben feingefleiOete1 Manr
Fiibrte. Nuf Spiegel's Srage, mas er NIT
benz 8%etruntenen made, erflarte Der StEol9
gang fred, baB BERT elbe iein Sreunb lei
unb er i'm na9 elmer &neipe fii6ren tpoae.
Die1er 8e6auptung p~tberfpra9 iebo4 Der
8etruntene gang energiiG unD iagte, baB
er feinen 8egleiter gar nibt femme. Stun
berbaftete Sptegel ben Strol4, Der i3 S4pz
mas &eilD nannte, unb nabm au@ ben 8ez
truntenen, Der feinen Namen dls Sobn Sill
more ongab, na9 Der 9arrtionitr. Station
NIT. ,9ter fte1te ii@ beraus, baB Gilmore
al fem 9elb unb feline ubr uno Settle lpsz
setsprben mar, ia fogar Der ueber3teber tpdr
ibm BON ben Oteben ausge3ogen pDrben.
SIN &eilp ipurbe MIR Der geltoblere leberz
3ieber gefunben, unb man nlmmt an, DAB
CT alien Nnf9ein mad feinen 9elfers9elfern
bas @elo unb bic S9mudfaAen bereits
friiber 3ugeitedt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Staot Chicago.
Ddnfrab Bauer. !

SIM Otter BON rs Sabren unh s MOnaten
tit am MittipO4 in ieiner @o9nung, No.
$50 g. 9aIitebitr., 9err pantrab Sauer,
Der i'm Sabre 1854 aus 8am5erg nah G3t@
cago fam unb cine &eibe bon Sabren i'm
Mmt fir 0ffentli9e @rbeiten bel9Gftt9t
ipar, aus Dem 2eben gef3ieOen. Gr binter@
IGbt bret SDbne unb brei S09ter. 9os
8egrdbniB funb Samftag 8ormtttag Inn
81 l1br mad Der ct. Sranci5cusz& STRIDE uno
bon ba na3 benz ct. 8onifaciusz 5rieDbOT
ftatt..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
The Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co.,
2O5-2O9 State Str, Chicago, Ill.
9as er6Bte GtabIiT etteut Ser AeIt fur CLEFT
tttSd1e GeiImifteI.
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf'
Wholesale & Retail Grooer,

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 OfsRanoolph=Stry
swii9eu sranflitt. nnb MortetsStraBa
Gbtcago, Sds.
empfieblt in oor5iigIi9er Maare:
SriI d1 EFT Semitic 1t1to SItllne en- al
VttIdlen 1eaIe18ras= ttl0 Teloiantenr
Seutid1en Spar8elm, Sdntttbobnem,.
Seltotper Gitbet, &ofetfpbI III Sannen,
SetroGmete @iise, 1lnsar. Roien=Raprtta,
STtnuS. GbatnptgttDttS SIioen, 3eper,t,
6eraitd1erte @Guiebriilte, 66nlefemIen,
6er1td) erten Nal, Sad1s Nno St0r,
gSeftpb6L SdDi:tfett, SaIarnt,
9Iedte 9sraunidDtu. Gerpelattuurit,
Srab. SGl5iar0euen, Sar0eaenbutter,
Seetitite frGtt5. SafOtueS NIT Sritf feIn,
Med)te Tranffnrter 8ratiumrit tu 8tidtien,
9leGte &teIer Sprotteit, eLppettt Glib,
NMf. Sapiar, RAN. SarStneS,
Narinirte acknowledgements,
Msartnirtem Nal, nottpeg. 9tmd) ppieS,
Iriidcs Siipem0L @ohM0I,
9ted)ten &iebtg'S JIetid ~ertraft, 6Onfe,
@ed)ten &sitnbeeriaft, &itnbeerefia..
9eutidIeS Stpctfdl enntmS, 9etrp6, Strtets
Giife ttrO I0Mre &irl d. em, GeioeIbeeren,
GHHeI0otfer Semf, @etnelfn,
Snntbnr9er u pusSSGrtnge, bpu. Stn6fIG,
JranS. NOqMefort= ttto Satttettb ert=SfGIe,
Srpmase De 9rie, SsemiGateIer &aie,
&rarter:6aie, Goatmer &die, Yartteian=&dfeS
8aNr. &tttbnr9er=, GabnI= umO @anSsSeaie,
gecMe OtItfertl, &ttlen, &trie, Cries,
YerIgerlte, SGfer= tsttO Bud NJ Ella et=Sribep
SartoTelmebI NeiS= tttO GrbIcnmebI,
Vetaiten SaOas, .WsOffa= 11O 8to=SSaffee,
Gtd)eIfGffee Tet9ett 1tno WtaIs=&afee,
Support. 3~affee=&Hens BON 6feifer & 9iHer,
Wedbte W1ntuesGbpccIaoe, SFafao,
0rtidem Barrier Sdlmtpftabaf BON Sntbe&,
9eutIde Gptnar6oer, @O4traber,
su ben %btnigften 8reiieu.
Henry Sch0ellkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
fir 6te Reife nab Californian

beniite mat Die burlington &oute, bic ei1>
3iiae 8obn, mel6e @rcuriiouen u1ter ,perions
li9er 2eitun9" iiber 0enper, Colorado
Sprinss, Gait Safe, S9beu, Sacramento,
San Sruncisco, StodtOn, Nterceb, Nresno,
Bakersfield nnb 2os anseles gu ben biai9iten
g S%3iGRTs'1tt pf fe5rtn 5srd Y o5n = NJ & p u sin.
a6fobrt uom G6icasO iebsn Mitt~o6. Man
a%brellire ober ipre6e DOR: 8. 81, @rabp, Grz
~curlion Manaser, 211 Glort ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Gin M0roer eefakt+
Jcfepb Pooeetts, Ger lit pRiIaoel.
phta feinen Bruoer erf9o6,
Don Ger hiefieen6 eheimpoIi3 ifeftsenomme

Cine geraume s3eit 6inbur6 betra9teten
8erbre9er aus alien Sbeilen bes 2dnoes
Chicago als einen duBerit fi9eren @9lupfz
tpinfel. Sn Der lebten s3eit bat Ti9 iebo9
bieie S6eorie infolge Der S~tnbigtett Der biez
itgen Bolisei lspc bdnfia nGs irrig er!piefen.
90 lieferte tpteber tiir3li9 Der 9etectip @iGz
basfb BON Der Central Station ben 8e=
pets bafiir, baB Elm BON ausnGrtieeu 8ez
BORDEN gefu9ter 8erbre9er ni9t lange in
Gbicago tpeilen unb iib Der golbenen Jrei=
hett %erfreuen fann. Sreitag 8ormittag purbe
in Der Capitalization Elm bon ben 8e60rben
in Pbtlaoelpbid gegen etnen gepiIen eSo1eph
9obeetts erlanener Stedbrtef D~erlefen. Sob
gets purbe tpegen Morbes perfolgt, er 6atte
ndmli9 am Z. b. 30. in elmer Wirtbf9aft
in Ybilabelpbia 1einen 8ruber WiQiam err
f9pfen. Wtt Der 8e16reibunq bes WtDrz
bers mod frii4 i'm @ebd6tntB, sing @iGz
basfD Srettag Na6mittag bic GlarfzS traBe
entlang, als er plOBli9 in Der NG6e Der
Mbams StraBe einen Mann bor ii1 fab,
auf ben Die 8ef9retbung bes gefu9ten MDrz
oers gang genau paBte. Dime gu 3aubern,
iiberbolte Wilbasfp ben 8etreffenben uni
rebete i'm glei9 NIT benz Namen 6obqetts
an. SIM eriten Moment Der ueberraI6uno
DerGeugnete bteier feline sSbentitdt ni6t, poz
rauf Der 9etectip i'm Iofort berhGftete UNI
na9 Der GENERALIZATION bro9te. Morgeu
pirb 9obgetts in 8egleitung zines 8eamfeu
aus Pbilaoelpbia, Namens 6ano, bic &id=
reife nab philadelphia antretea, fpo i'm
oann Der Yro5eB gema9t tperDen pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Gtef oen pferoen Dor Die SIfe.
Cine frau pom einem ~Sprtbenwaeen iiberfah
rem uno auf DER STEELE oetootet.

Montog Nbenb fura mad Z tbr nurbe
bDr Dem 9auie 2506 State Strabe Srau
s. Qinbe BON benz S~pribentpagen go. 8
Der gu einem Seuer an Der 20. unb State
Ctr. fubr, iiberfabren unb auf Der @teQt
get0btet. Die 2ei9e murbe nab Der @ob.
nung Der 8ertorbenen, go. 225 Is. Str.
gebra9t. Wte Der &uti9er bes Magens
g. &eegan, erfldrt, mar es ibm unm0gli6
bas rngliid gu perbiten. ba Srau 2inbe
trobbem er %forttpdbrenb bic @lode ertDnen
lteB, brett Dor bic Pferbt lief. Srau 2inbe
mar eben auf benz 8ege, einen Stran3
fir bic 8eeroigung zines 8efannten gu be-
iteqen, als iie iiberfa6ren purbe.
Die 8erungliidte pdr bic Srau einea
alien oeuti9en Mniieolers, fpel9er friber
Elm ELECTROMAGNETIC beiaB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
G1ID4fDr.

Gin reites MaIsbitr etbrattt bon
ser gonr. Getpp 8re&D8. So. tit Dters
nit beftetS cnapfODIet. ST. G1afd,es
ttS TdHera am babem. SeIepbOms
90. $50. 8otfIi1ta Sebttt. 60. 860.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27

gRei6es, rotbes 8Irt rpirb sbeiio nutur=
sen,GB DON 0oobs Sarlapartua erSeugt, wie
GuBsrlt@e 9auberfeit bur9 bGufiset @ebrau3
pom Seife uub g8aiier. 9ieier sroBe 8lutz
retri9er pertreibt 9riinbli6 Sfroteln, SolSs
FuB unb o1eil atl6ern innerliben 9@mus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Oct Dofamt=Dan.
Qnferti9un9 Der Plane pom
S~tnan5mtntiter an9eoronet.
BOitmeiiter SEEING in 8aibinstOu.

Sem 8eridt iber Ole Girwiaieuns Der
6runoeieenthimer an DER Safefront 3er=
itreut ale Seoenfen. Der Ban oes
oauernoen Sunoese ebduoes. ~2lrraneez
ment fir etnen Goncurren3bewerb Chi
caaoer 2rd,itefteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
OurA einen Strid ms 7en1e

Durd einen Strid ms Jenieits.
Ser Al Sabre alte Mrbeiter eSobn Webe,
begtng Sreitag Nd9mtttag in feiner @ob=
nung, SEQ, 918 Noble Mpe., @elbitmor6,
inoem er ii9 erbdngte. @r begab ii6 UNI
1 u6r Na9mittags unter benz @prgeben
einige @tunoen 81 i3lafen, in 1ein @9Gafz
5immer uno als feline Srau i'm um 4 u6r
tpeden tpolte, fanb ie feline 2ei9e por. 81
bate ih3 an etnem in benz S~biirpfoiten an
gebra9ten !Saten mittelit eines @eiles aufz
gebGngt. Ser bon benz Selbitmorb in
8enntniB gefebte Coroner pirb beute fruit
our4 einen Snqueit Die Mptipe gu Der Sbai
fe1t5u5teqen iu9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
5arm>Qn5ei9en,

@s 9ubt feline 3etung, we@e en 10 wete 'gnbrduns inter ben 6armert pGhl
nnter beenb S gefens Bat mR bas &o9emnot Der ySutnos @tamS5ihn9". Sas ut
cine anermmmeS baha6e
Sn So9e behen ei9net f6 6ue Qussa6e uniGmr 3uun9 gang bfonoers gu Setanntz
na9un9n pon6 armsGefGufm, Don @nsmni6u, @ermntbu oMr @apabtn Don 6rs
men, meu bebanpt fir an&h9et wd9e n9 h9nb md9r @tbtuns poma SnRrene fH
Sarnnr fnb oG fir 2enta webe III ndueu Grf9aren wobueu NIB nit H6nn @n5e9n
ee mG9i3f weheS rbwttung hitter bT 2anbbpG1aung eGeen molten.
I'm ben piehn Mfro9et, md6e whM rSGb i'll geu9 af QmHe fir n5n9eM I'm
g8o6enblatt 9ebabt baben, aa9emetn. gu geuIgen, 9@n mir bteIben nobfebno: Ir
eem0bnG6e Mnsdeem III Henr S9rut fan f6 Sober 6n 4Gs Ief bae9nG1, uoem
tbes @mt 4 Gents fNt Stmbet lift iebO9 gu bemprten, baB fir feline gnaase uentsG ais
$500 beedut wb. f."
@roBe snseisem display adv) DRen 20 Gents per ogsate" 3Ie.
aufrG9e uno &nhugm fnbn pnmpte @rebsung.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06
Imported Contract Labor,

Five men who came over from switz-
erland to pit up some decorative work
ordered in that country for n hand
some New York house are to be sent
back under the contract labor law.
They were to he paid as low rs 81 20 n
day for work for which American work
men do not get less than Ave dollars Il
day. 1t was a large job and 1t paid to
bring over the cheaper labor.
That is n good law which gets In the
way Of this kind OF underwriting OF
American wages. Those who are not
willing to pay American wages for
their decorative work can get along
without the decorations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

In Washington 1t is believed that
Senator Hill will not oppose the con-
flrmatidn OF Judge Rufus W. PecEham,
whom the President has named as
Justice Of the supreme court Of the Uni
ted states. When Senator Hin OPP
posed the confirmation Of Wheeler II.
Psckham.. the other brother. he is said
to have remarked that II the nominee
had been Rufus he would have favored
confirmation. II this was his position
then he will favor confirmation now.
1t is by no means certainty that
Senator Hin could defeat Judge Peck
lam. lie is man and jurist Of high
standing, whose fitness for the place
VIII not he questioned. The senate has
allowed Senator HIN to vent his spleen
against the President twice in connec-
ton with New York men nominated for
the supreme bench.
1t is very improbable that senatorial
courtesy would be stretched TO COM
pass n third defeat when the nominee
is worthy Of the great honor. Senator
HIN hos not quite the grip he had in the
senate when he was supposed to have n
better grip at home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06
T,,e Cs,r M barbara Aub.

why did Barbara Aub charge Lang.
GRIMM with an Infamous ofrcnsc. CON
Wet him with her Testimony nnd then
confess herself n porJurcr2 Recorder
Con, before whom tho case wno tried,
In confident that Barbara Aub In not II
blnckmnller Ic thinks she ls not mt
urally dcprnyed, but she had had a
hard time Of II from hcr youth nnh
looked upon society ns against her. II
trouble came upon her where could shc
10?
In the opinion Of Recorder Con these
things preycd on lInrbara Aub'B mind,
and rho ncuilscd inngcrmnn, probably
to get sympathy Hhc did not foreaco
the end from the beginning II was not
her Intention to prosecute, but n rood
woman to whom Rhc told her story In.
sisted that there must bc proaccu.
liun. Afior conviction, an awakened
Coincidence
Tho good woman WIN Insisted on tho
prosecution snyH that barbara Aub was
tnmpcred with after the trial mud her
confession ID y lie. Tho PERSONS In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

Senator Alllson's home friends have
begun active operations on the pres
dental line and will keep up their
work until the Republican national
convention shall have made Its choice.
Their ldea Is that while Senator ALI
son will not show up 30 strong as some
OF tho others in the earlier stages OF the
proceedings, he viii be the man to cap
tIvate the convention after 1t shall
hive been worn out with the contest
between other candidates. In such an
event the Republican party would be
fortunate to have no good n man as
senator Allison 10 turn to.
The plan Of campaign is to antngon-
lie nobody aud await developments.
This will please the friends Of moro ng-
Eresslvc candidates, who will be gath
ering In delegates while tho Allison
men are waiting for the convention to
yet tired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

Each hero, Of all the trades and crafts
Was once m Inexperienced man
And he whom some call 'TCndtr.toOt,
Soma day may be the veteran
OF oil and gas.
Thus thought the novice. who's n lease.
Who sl,S right down to calculate
How many men at this apiece
Twill need to raise Fuilcicnt STAKE
To drill well.
]. WIS seen. who takes share,
]. X. takes one. II. e. takes two;
]. b, don't have the cash to spare,
hut il he had. he'd take n few;
And there are others
Now Woods decision Is not final,
He'll sec and let you know again.
7. s. would II an anti-Cllnnl
nan near or through the lease, but then
lie didn't know.
F. r. must first consult his books
on strata. so you must later call.
v c. will trust his guiClCss looks
10 flnj a man who'll pay for all
And leave him half
And Or. II. did soon agree
To tRkoh risk. 10 help him out,
II he would only guarantee
To strike tho oil, and say about
How much 'twould be-
Thus. by and by, with weary toll.
Tho company's formed and contracts
The drill goes down In search Of oil,
Each member now would quickly bet
They'll strike It rich.
Time seems to move creeping pace
From now until they reach the snnd;
lmphtIenCc sits on every face.
THEY'LL simply wait nor turn a hand
Till Il comes IN
And now tho fatal day Ia here;
And no word yeti They wonder why
And two days moro have passed-thcy
fear
by now, perhaps, tho well Is dry
Aud 10 II IL!
A prlyatr message bore tho tale,
Too sad almost 10 now repeat.
But soon much stock was W for sale
giorlt once tho pride Of "iunlcr-fCCt'-
For what 'twould bring
Discouraged! Yct thcy'l try again.
Tcd by novice. az before;
A few drop out. but more como IN.
And thus recruited, atlll they bore
In search OF oil. -..,...,,,
lj-DEGREE LINE SOUTH
bridgeport, Ohio, December j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06
WHEN HE PROPOSED.
The Judgo'A Daughter assisted That
Court Rules ShOHld Prevail.

NuNfk AkNlNA aAuNAN AANNAhf
Chicago Post,
She was the daughter OF a judge, and
she listened with lnnguld interest to
his plea.
81 love you deyotedly," he cried pas
sionatoly. 81 am prepared to devote
my life to you"
BE specific In your pleading" she
cautioned, DO not stray too far from
the point at Issue"
He hesteted and then asked earn
esuy:
"Wul you be my wIfe?"
"Ah," she said, nov | see the point
you wish TO make"
II am not rich" he urged, but l
have enough to give you II comfortable
home, and my prospects are bright, /
ofier you the love OF an honest man,
who will do all In his power TO make
you happy. l."
She stopped him by n gesture,
1T is useless to continue at present
she said firmly, hut kindly. There are
several cases ahead OF yours on the
docket"
But" he protested. II want"
She stopped him again.
II must insist that these matters be
taken up In their regular order" she
said sharply, Put your proposition In
writing and file 1t with my maid and
II will receive due attention when It Is
reached In the regular course OF bust.
ness. ] haven't time 10 listen to oral
arguments In case that can be as
well presented in briefs"
With sigh he LEFT and put In his
time until late that night preparing u
petition for rehearlng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

Chicago Record: An Indication as to
how the marriage Of American heir,
csses and titled mobiles Is regarded
abroad may be found In the latest Issue
OF London Truth, which declares that
the duke OF Mnrlborough's marriage
was largely due to u necessity OF Keep
ing up that white elephant" the cas-
tie OF Blenhelm, "a huge and hideous
building which the late duke, who was
always Of practical turn OF mind, de-
plored could not be converted Into n
hydropathIc establishment or some
thing Of that sort" The incorrigihlc
LabOuchere goes on to remark that
part Of the bargain was that the duke
should be lay figure In the marriage
festivities, the aim and object OF which
seems to have been to sQuander money
in bRrbaric pomp."
This, then, Is the happy situation In
which the title-cRpturing American
heircss finds herself. She ceases to be
an American and loses the comrnoe-
ship OF her fellow -c0untrymen. Ana
on coming TO the land where she Is TO
assume titled honors she Is met with the
brutnlly frank assertion that her nus.
band married her for her money, ana
that the circumstances in which the
ceremony was performed were bar
bnric. II Is like the case OF the turn
coat in war. The heirrss loses esteem
among her former allies, and receives
the open condemnation Of her new
ones.
ANY other American girls who may be
TEMPTED by foreign titles would do well
to reflect on what awaits them on the
other side No American criticism OF
tho duchess OF Marlborough has been n
bit more brutally candid than that ad.
n,inistered by one OF the foremost OF
the organs OF British opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

The Canadian government has let
contract to carry mail Into the territory
claimed by Great Britain in the Yukon
region, territory which was regarded
rs belonging to the United States by the
Alaska purchase and to which no Brit
Ish claim was made until the discovery
OF rich gold deposits Is John Bull de-
termined to have an affaIr with us? II
that territory belongs to the United
states the British mail contractors will
need the escort Of a British army be-
fore they carry the mails long in the
Yukon region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06
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orer onee WAC Coz a coon stomneh


The man was rich In many ways and
dined from gold plntcs. but his blood
was poor and his food useless to him
Money could not give the healthy appe-
lite. the vigorous digestion, which alone
give happiness and ward or disease.
No one can remain well, no chronic
disease can be cured while tho dlGcs-
tive organs are diseased.
This Is plain because every organ In
the body depends on the stomach for
Its nourlshment. Nerve. bone, slnew
blood are made from the food which
the stomach converts to our use.
How useless to treat disease with this
that and the other remedy and neglect
the most important OF all the stomach
The early symptoms OF Indigestion
are sour rislnEs, bad taste in the mouth,
gas In stomach and bowels, pRlplta-
ton. all gone feeling, fnlntneRs, head.
aches, constipation; later comes loss OF
flesh. consumption, liver and heart
troubles, kidney diseases, nervous pros
tration. all Of which are the indirect
result OF poor nutrition.
Any person suffering from Indigestion
should make II practice to take after
each meal one OF Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, allowing II to dissolve In the
mouth md thus mingle with the saliva
ana enter the stomach In tho most nat
ural way. These Tablets are highly rec
commended by DR.. JcnnIson because
they are composed OF the natural d.
goRtlvc acids and fruit essences which
assist the stomach IN dlgestlng all
wholesome food before II has time to
fcrmcnt and sour.
Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by druggists, full sized packages at 30
cents. They are also excellent for In
valIda and children. a book on stomach
diseases md thousands Of testimonials
OF genuine cures sent free by address,
lng Stuart Co, Marshall. Mich
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

Tho renders Of this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there Ia nj least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been hblr to cure In all ~ stages
Snj thai Ia rntnrrh. Hairs Ca
tnrrh Cure is the only positive cure
known 10 the medical fraternity. Gu.
inrrh being u constitutional dlsonfc, re-
uilrCa d constitutional treatment,
iInipa Calnrrh cure ~ takcn lutcrnnl.
~, ACTING directly upon the blood hhd
mucous surfaces Of the system, thcr'.
Inv Destroying the foundation OF the Dis
oGrc, and giving the patient strength
hy building up the constitution ana a..
Stating nature In dolng its work Tho
pruprictorn hnVc Ro much faith In va
curative powers that they oncr one
Hundred Dollars for my cnsr thnt u
fails TO cure, send Tor list Of tcHtlmunl-
mis-, Address,
4. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by drugglsln, 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06

The New York Herald winds up Its
comments on the message by saying
that his pnrty's bcst hope lies In nom
mating MIR Cleveland "to be a third
term President" The Herald has the
third term on the brain as bad ns when
Ia was-dcnouncing the friends OF Pres
ldont Grant for trying TO get him n
thIrd-term nomination. The only DIFF
fernece Ia that now the Herald regards
a third term MS "thc one thing alto
gethcr lovely" Docs this come about
because Grant was Il Republican and
Cleveland IL n Democrat?