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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. ifyou are afflicted with
a Cough, Gold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, aud will use this remedy
as directed, giving II lair trial, and OK.
perience no benefit, you may return tho
bottle aud have your money refunded.
We could not make this olIor did We
not know that Dr. Kings New Dscov.
cry could be- relied on. It never disap.
points. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'a Drug Store. Large Hise SOC
aud 81 90. .
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WHEGLINa DAIY INTEMIGGN0lR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1885

uira they called on Mrs. kauuoH. aged
nnGly'threc, aud Mrs, Ruth Eaton,
who appreciated the call very much.
Mrs, Eaton was summoned to Martins
Ferry ya'torlay by tho Illness OF NJ. @.
Mitchell,
Martins Ferry will have electric light
OF hor own again by nHXt month, from
present indications. Good progress is
being made OH the plant,
Miss A, T.. Pinksrlon, Of Marietta,
who has boon visiting Miss Jennie
Mllhanse, lett yesterday for New Cum
hOrland, W, Va,
Next Sunday will be Gratifying Day"
in the Presbyterian Sunday school and
some Of tho scholars will meet tonight
to practice.
DR., u. o. Williums attended tho meet
ing OF tho Eastern Ohio medical aSsoCla'
ton at sIeubenVlllo yesterday,
Mrs, a. II. IIu,seY and Mrs. |. X,
Ralclitl, Of Mt, Pleasant, were in Mar
tins Ferry yesterday.
Yesterday John Snyder had his finger
mashed At the l.aughlln mill,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

MARTINS FERRY.
IIHps and MlShnp' IN thg Thriving CITY
Across the River

Hans aud Mishnp, In tho Thriving CITY
Across the River
The small pump at the water works
was broken yesterday and repaired TOM
porariIy. Tho largo pump was broken
some time ago, but. fortunately u now
casting had arrived and this pump viii
DO In running order in u iaW days,
There Ia no immediate cause for alarm.
While tho reservoir IL now full tho sup
ply might fall abort, ahould tho liLllH
pump give out. For this reason tho
consumers should uB0 water as sparingly
ia possible for u tow daya Tho big
pump will DO rcady by nCSt week. Less
walGr Ia used Ia weather like this than
In summer
Among tho Martins Forty pOoplO
who expect to athrl for Atlanta, Ga, ~.
night aro Dr. j. W. DArrNh, Mr. and
Mrs. j. 4. llanos, William IwSndy,
Lawrence FohronbaCI, Charles s1dg.
wick aud !. U Payne, all going oyer tho
baltimore Il OhiD. Ihp litomon's rnoos
will begin At . o'clock Friday aIlornOoh
aud continue two dOya.
Raw Nit Thompson, Mlslns Sarah
cray, Cora Sloan, and llotiIO liIacktorl
went to CAdE last evening ON tho
Wheeling \ Lake Eric to attend tho
Presbyterian meeting
Tho sick people who were reported
better yesterday ara ". IT, Barrett, Mr.
l'ohronbncli aud dnurhlcr Misses Mat.
tiu IGyloy aud Lana 5tOkca Ond Paul
lijgu.
Yesterday anumhnr oi Martins Forty
ppnpo wore BuDpp'nUol 10 ~. Olalts'
yIllc October ~ IN testify In tho case
Of Albert supp, charged with perjury
Whifu Governor Mckinley and ton
bushnell wcro Al ~. ClaltSyllu on Snl.
utday, on their way from UndA 10 Doll.
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"kEXTUCEY rUIUlITY"


Won at Lexington Yesterday by Oakland
BAron--rhc Other Races
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. s-ThOuEh tho
weather was bitterly cold to-day, fully
$500 people witnessed tho opening Of
the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
Associations twonty.third annual
meeting. Tho track was last aud tho
sport excellent The feature Of tho
day was the "Eontucky Futurlty," value
to winner Sl7,0O1 In tho FIRST heat
Oakland Baron and Katrina Bel, tail
sndors in betting, trotted tie, leaving
Shadow, tho iavorite, IN the last posi-
ton. Oakland Baron captured the next
three heats after battling with Scour'
Inc, the second choice horse. Summa'
ries:
Kentucky Futurity, for thTes.year.
olda-OaEland Baron won in straight
heats; Katrina Bel was second; scou
rino look third position; BorOui, I'm.
pstuous, LarabIe and Shadow alio
startod. Time, 2:lG! ;2:l6!;2l6 2:lS.
Tho Tennessee stake for PAGERS, 2:ll
class, vauo to winner S2,0OO-star
Pointer won second, third aud fourth
heats. Frank Agah won hrst heat. W.
W. +. was third. Guinette, Voracapel,
Direction, Colonel Thornton Allen aud
Tommy Brown also started. Time,
2:06l 2:073; 2:OSti 2:0s!. --
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KNOWLEDGE

Brinra comfort aud improvement md
tcnIs 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who 1.-Two beL.
trrllin others aud enjoy life more, with
lcg expenditure, by moro promptly
adaptipg tho worlds best products TO
ibc needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value 10 health Of The pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Ila excellence Is due to lis presenting
in Inc form most acceptable aud pleas
mi 10 the laatc the roIreshlng and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive, clIcdluilIy cleansing the syslcnl,
JIapellIng colds, headaches aud icyen
and permanently curing constipation
II AnS given satisfaction 20 milIionsanI
met with the approval Of tho medical
pmfrsion, because " acts on the Nll'
noys, Liver aud bowels without WcnR.
onIng them md II " perfectly lrco nom
cyrry objectionable substance
Byupor Fis1 ID for mlc by nll drug
ssrl In lcard g 4 bottles, but ltiamnl'
ihetlrcd by tho California l,ig syrup
Cp unly, whose name IA printed on every
rsekapn, alp iln name, syrup ~ FlWi
and bclnR w6ll Informed, YOU viii no.
aCcopt Any substitute II oiloTod.
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Eiye.eighlhs ol milo Miss Blanche
r., lOli Balmaghio, BuccauOer, los;
Sister Kate, 1907; RocGlcdso, lO6; Mile
L., 1867 Royal H., lOl; Rebea, 1885,
Venitia II, CatlhuiiRn, John Haines,
Glulioi, rorGdy, Litlla Dorritl, lOl.
MiIe-FIorinda, 1915 Rsmorse, Pokin,
Eclipse, l0ii Canadian, Long Dock,
llammlO, l0l; Lady Adams, 0Si Her
kimer, Samaritan, Ogi Bolyiua, ClauTeCo,
Sir John, Parthenia, Navahoe, 50.
Fhfee-foHrIhs OF mita-Marshall,
los; Rey West, l0ii Peter tho Great,
Darkness, l02; Hands Tn, RolN, O9i
Lady Richmond, Juanita, Pont Lear 81.
Ihroo,iourlhs mile-SurocCo, ll5i
KinElet, los; Gomanche, 1867 BerWyn,
1885, Drum Major, Kilkenny, 1927 MI
rage, l0l; Mabo Glenn, Julien, %.
Three-lourths milo-King T., l0l;
Wellman, 100; Sunrise II, 90; Roialind
III, w Fldeld. Tomaka, Dulcte DorOn-
die, Sky Blue, o.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Qquld or powder
rel off the benefits Of mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that PuFIfes HE blood
and strengthens tho whole system. And
more than This; SIMMONS LIVER RlGU.
lkfOR regulates tho Liver, keeps II active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
rood condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BIIollsncss, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, aud nd Of
that worn out and dcbIlItated feeling.
These me MI caused BY a sluggish Liver,
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
Is pfopcfly ut work. II troubled with any
VI these complaints, ~ SIMMONS LIVER
RrGUl kTuR The KIM ot Liver Med.
,Ines, and Better than Pills.
.o-EvERY pACltAGE-Sa
Has the N stamp IN rcd Oh wrapper
u. II. Zcllln ~ CO., phllaa Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

NEv YoRI, Oct. SIT was cold aud
chenreII to-day at GrRVesend and tho
racing was tAmo and SPiritlesS. Tho
only really good contest was In tho Nep.
tune Siakos, for LWo.Y6Or.oldS, at six
iurlongS, when tho four contondOrs fin.
ished heads apart HEREBY, at 80 to !.
held on tho longest and managed to
Stagger across the limo in tho lead. Sum
mary;
Fins, ak furlongs-Emotional won
Carib second saIyablc third. Time,
l;lT.
Second. mile aud a sixIsOn,h. selling
Governor Sheahan won; Second AZ.
tempt second; Tho Swain thlrd. Time,
i:5Oi,
Third, Neptune stakes, six turlonc'-
HEREBY won; Amanda secondi NOlley
third. Time, l:l7t.
Fourth, ParkYille stakes, ono milo
Lucania won; BrandyWiue second Com
noisssaf third Tine, l;ilt
Filth, ono milo and ihres.aix'con't-
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Imp. 0rmondo d'Or, chestnut stallion
by Ben dor aud brother in blood to Or.
monde, that w, o. u, Mcconnell, OF
California, paid $4,000 tor, Is dead at
SprinG Hill stud, near VeraRltOs, Ky,
Inflammation Of the bowels was tho
cause, His owner, william II. Sands,
OF New York, valued him at $4,000,
Tho written challenge oil tho Royal
Victoria Yacht Club, on behalf OF Mr.,
q, D., Rose, for the Anarlca's cup, has
been received by tho Now York Yacht
Club, A special meeting to consider 1t
has been called for Monday evening,
October II.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Il CITY W WHkELIhu hEAL ESlAIEs
by virtue OF a decd OF trust made by Fred,
schumann and sophia SchumGun, his wife, TO
the undersigned, Wheeling Title and Trust Com.
pLny, A trustee, bearing date GU the 9th dayoi
June, Ia the year l1lI and recorded In the ONCE
Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio County.
West Virginia, ia Deed Of Trust hook No. ", page
2O9. the undersigned trustee, the Wheeling Title
aud Trust Company, will proceed " sell at pub
lie auction a. the front door the Court House
OF OhIn County, Ia Wheeling, West Virginia. on
SATURDAY, the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895.
commeuc!ngat 10 O'Clock a, m, the following
deerbcd real property situate on Wheeling
Island belug paFl OF the Clly OF " he6llng, In
Ohio county, West Virginia, bounded on the
north by New jersey street, on the cassidy North
York sire T. on the south by lot No =, and ON
the west by an alley: being lot No /, In square
No. s. In GilChTlsvs amended addition 10 the
City OF Wheeling. a plat Of which was on the
ith day OF January. 1859 recorded in the once
Of the Clerk OF the County Court Oi Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed Book No a. page l0l,
being the same property which was conveyed to
the said Fred SchumAnn BY kinlhn Se.nmanu
aud husband bY decd dated September q. lssl.
aud recorded In Deed H1Ok 4. page Ai OF the
records OF Ohio county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF sALE-One.th Of the purchase
money, or 20 much moro rs the purchaser may
elect TO pay cash 10 hand on the day OF sale, and
the residue Ia two equal instruments, payAblG
respectively in Que year aud two years ifom Tue
day ul sale. with interest from that date, iho
purchaser to give his notes with good security
Tor the deferred payments aud the legal title TO
DO retained a. further security until payment IN
iuft
The title Is believed to be good, but yelling as
trustee the undersigned. Wheeling Title ana
Trust Company, will convey only such lliIe as y
vested III It BY The above mentioned deed OF
trust
sels.W trustee.
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is IT ARKANSAS?
The Singular Pris, Fight Expros-
s!ous Credited TO Gov, Clarke,
NO SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE

will DO Called tn "lluoes Out" tho
sports--rhO Governor MS Much as
IndmAtos That tho Rattle can ba
brought on in Arkuusas-London
aud Melbourne also ArtsrSho Night,
Cleveland Wins tho Tomplo Cup
The kentucky TuurItY Won by
oakland Raron,
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IA Tie ely, and ct ono time holder of
the twoOIy'lour hour Championship
road rodord OF $50 miles, accidentally
shot apd|klllod himself Yesterday, whiIo
out ridipg near Cnarle'-rown, Jefferson
connlyy Weat Virginia. Ills lather is
employed in tho interior department.
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
crr BANK BUILDING,
FOR SAIB .

No. ilss. Penn street, rooms GnlN-bath. both
80. q ilthstreet. Jl.roomed brick Cheap
No OJl MARKET street. G rooms, 81 30
Nos liOI aud llOj Market street. buSlnsII
property, sl2.5Jo
Nos a aud 81 nth street, L. rooms. Si.5ll
No 1855 MArke street, rooms Rhd bath, SS,6ll
No % s York street. rooms Cheap,
No 81 n. frontsL, s rooms aud hath. Chcan.
No 1875 ChRpline St, rooms, BATH room aad
Corner Is,6 aud Wood. street. dwOlliugaal
store room Cheap
Houses OF all Sizes and In different loc1IionL
Saloon for sale on 10th Hrett, cheap,
Restaurant and hotel Tor sale on MarEeEssrdSt
Rcstanraut aud hotel for sale on ieth street.
cheap,
Cigar store on Market stree. Tor sale cheap.
building lots IN all tho best locations iuthO
city,
Farms for Salo on easy terms
HOUSES 10 RENT MONEY TO LOAN
HARRY j. FINK,
1clophone 81. linr7l has Market streeL Oity.
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Erw YonE, Oct s,-Aiter tho inter
O0nnrN oi tho Hudson county author.
INp which proyonlod tho moolinf OF
'uHnp and Laylgno last night, tho iifhr
rrr with their managers and bNckn,iS'
...u1 lima In mnR.n' terms with Jllh
HHu1ciy, manager Of tho Empifo hlll.
Inur club. AIa1pBlh, T.. !. Early to-day
f'cIo1oi agroumont fora boutoi twony
uurIsai gtlni Weights wore algnol Ny
IIugu llohnn, ior Urilio. and Sam filh'
ruurk. Tor Lhylpnu. Tho bout wIll 100
rnn'lt M within thitly Gays IN '"o
mpf1 Clubs arena
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SMITH G. DICKINSON,
1aap HARRIET srnEEr.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.


NO &c TWELFTH ST, inO brick and stone
dwelling. II room. all modern, lot d5Il2O teet
40 $50 SIXTEENTH 81. brick aud frame
dwelling rooms lot 3Jxi2dfeet.
NO 81 NATIONAL ROAD5 iTamo dwelling, 3
rooms. Is feet front
NO l0j FOURTEENTH ST. brick dwelling, 6
rooms lot 32xlsO feet. brlCk stable on lot
house has all modern cOnyencuces.
no. Isl NORTH HURON ST., frame dwelling,
rooms lot iOXll2 feet
NO Igi TWELFTH ST., new franc dwelling
8 rooms lot 20 feOl front
NO ICY SOUTH YORK ST., frame dwelling,
10 is IS' CHGPLISE ST, brick dwelling,
rooms. lot isTlS) feet
nos Isl AND 1873 ALLEY 70, double brick
dwelling rooms each, aud good brick stable;
lot 6g168 feet corner Wood street aud Aheyl5,
NO. no ZANE ST. ISLAND, > room frame
ay 80 Is Fl F RYisS iii ST.. Ao dwelling
rooms. lot 20TitO feet
no los SOUTH FRONT ST.. brick dwelling, !
rooms. lot 20 feot front
Fiuo building lot corner Main aud Sixteenth
streets t7xl81 feet
Bnllding lots on Island, In Pleasant Valley,
EdgingtOu and lsatherW0od.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
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ANoIIINlt Nd nusnEn
Opened up In tho bog SKIN Dl'trIot-OpOn'
New Territory.

New Territory.
A gushsr that Is characterized by
strictly sensational features by reason
Of its important extension Of the field,
is the Henry Oil compAny's well on the
Henderson farm on Dog Skin, says tho
SiltorsvilIe Oil Review. 1t was drilled
to the top OF the Big Iniun last night
and shut down, but the heavy gas press
ure drilled tho vol in and it started off
Mt oight barrels au hour. Tho well was
capped aud the erection OF tRnkaga at
ones proceeded with. When drilled in
tho sand II is expected to DO tue gossip
Of the oil trade. Its location is over half
q mile straight west Of tho Dye No. 4.
This is one Of the most important 70.
cent ands in tho field, and from the
looks Of tho well this morning II gives
promise OF possessing great staying
qualities. This ia rathor deep territory
when the distance o! the nearest pro.
ducing well is taken into consideration,
and that part OF the field will now 20 to
the front with rush. Located as II is
far in advance OF Developments II will
have q tendency OF greatly encouraging
operations in that direction. II Is a
nice fud and evidently opens up new
pool,
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-Gniileo woni Counter fonor sucuud :
Sir hScoss third. lime, 2:O5
Skin, six iurlongs, sollins-SirOccn
won; Amear second Tho Coon lhlrl,
Time, l;l7L
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AsSAroLIs, Mp, April 10, ls9L-t
have used Chamberlain'a Pain Balm for
rheumatism aud found ii 10 DO all that
is claimed for It. believe 1t to DO the
best preparation for rheumatism aud
deep seated muscular paine on tho mar.
ket and cheCriully recommend 1t to the
public. ions q. BRooEs, dealer In
boots, shoes, Otc,, No. Is Main street.
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MrcnAxtc,vILLv, ST. MARY CouSTr,
MIL sold a bottle OF ChRmbOrlaiu's
Pain calm to u man who had SUI.
iering with rheumatism for several
years. 1t made him well man. A. ].
McGlLL. For sale at 30 cents per bottle
bv dFtI,gists,
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Earned runs, Baltimore / Cleveland Two
base hit Blake NcGnw, Young sacrifice HIS,
keeler Young Gleason. Stolen bGsci Clarke, y
McGrHW, Chl,Is struck out by Hotter s. by
Young BlSe, on balls. OF iiOler OIL Young
struck by pitcher. bv Young >, Time, 10
Umplrra Hurst aud Kcete
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wdi Known Whrrlrnrn RIilsh
Wnmy1toy. oct. a.--OIcat o. font
man, ono Of The bolt known Dlcyolla"
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.



YEuERnAY's pErAErrREI
J, O Hopkins Matamoras, II q M
Jennie George, booth, CiarinREOn $3.50 p, M.
BoAn LEAviSG TODAY
Fayoriic Walker Matauora,, II a. IN.
Jenuia George, BOoIh, Darlington, sop. m,
The river continues at the lowest hg.
ures recorded this year, the marks At g
p. IN. yOstarday indicating foot inch
and stationary. Weather clear and cold.
Last night n ball was given on tho
steamer keystone State, tied up at tho
upper end OF the city. II was very
enjoyable affair, attended by many
young pooplo Of the North End.
The passing down few days since Of
the steamer John Mills, for New Or.
leans, whore Sho will DO sent out on the
Gulf on her WAY TO Montgomery, Ala,
brings TO mind tho fact that tho first
boat ever constructed on tho Ohio river,
and, in fact, thu first ever built on
western waters, not only made Gull
trip, but crossed tho ocean in making a
voyage to the Mediterranean, says the
Cincinnati Commentaries This
vessel was the brig Dean, having do
rived hor namO from hOr builder and
original proprietor. She was launched
in 1906 at the present site Of Allegheny
City, Pa. She made the long trip sue.
cosSiulIy aud arrived at IIOghorn, Italy,
in 1907. An incident occurred at this
timo that will give some idea OF the IL.
noranco and incredulity which then
prevailed 10 Europe In relation to tho
rapid growth aud development OF this
country. When making her entry at
the custom.housc ut LGghOrp, Italian
officials objected to her papers, declar.
ing that such u port rs Pittsburgh did
not exist in tho United States. A map
was produced and the Captain guided
tho finger Of tho officer along the course
Of the Mississippi aud ohio rivers by
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, aud the aston.
ishmont Of tho Custom.honso official
was unspeakNblc when tho location OF
the new city IN the wilderness was
pointed out.
THE RIVER MARKS,
PiltsburghA-Riyer foo. 4.l0lhs and
stationary at the dam, Weather cloudy
aud cool.
Oil Utty-RIyor inches aud station.
AIRY. Weather cloudy aud cool.
Greensboro-RiYer feet inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
StoubanVilo - River II inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
Warrsn-Rvsr at low water mark.
Weather cloudy and cool.
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Mrs Ghas, A. Myers, 99i Hama ST., Fort
Wayne, Ind, writes Oct, 7, 1891; ~ suffered
terribly with severe headaches, dizziness,
backache and nervousness, gradually grow
ing worse until my life was dCspaIrcd OF,
aud try what wo would, found no relief
until commenced using DR.. Miles Neryino,
havo taken Gvo bottles and believe am a
well woman, and have taken great COM
fort in recommending all OF my friends to
use Horvine. You may publish this letter
II you Wish, and hope It may DO tho means
otsayiug some other sick mothers life, as II
did mlne.n
The midland journal., 1895-08-16

Mr.. Coxey in this nomination,
makes the money lenders tremble,
because Mr.. CoXey strikes at the
root of usury, in recommending
principles which are the solidity of
all building and loan associations,
viz: that the principal of debt
should be paid in the place of in
terest, in inStallments, as if it were
interest. The only difference be-
tween Mr.. Coxey's plan and the
Building and Loan methods is, he
gives double time in payment of
the debt.
"The advantage to the borrower
being, that at the end of, say, %
years, four per cent annually being
paid, the face or principal of the
debt is amortized or discharged; as
against the usury plan, of paying
the four per cent and over for the
same % years: and still owing the
face or principal of the debt at the
end of that time.
"Only schemers in favor of plum
dering the general and businss
public as a principle of business
conduct, oppose Mr.. Coxey's bond
scheme.n
The midland journal., 1895-08-16
Useful Recipes.

APPLE SHORTCAKE.-One quart
of sifted flour, two teaspoonflls of
baking powder, half teaspoonful
of salt, One-quarter of a pound of
butter, milk or cream enough to
make stiff batter; mix all we'll;
roll in one sheet, bake it well; when
done split open, butter well, cover
with a nicely seasoned apple sauce,
some thick cream and nutmeg;
place the other half of the cake on
this, crust side down; butter the
top and spread with more apple
sauce and cream. This is delicious
either as pudding or for tea,
and filled with well seasoned,
chopped chicken it makes a very
nice dish.
PEACH BATTER PUDDING. Into
a buttered pudding dish holding
about two quarts put a can of
peaches, drained of their juice.
Stir half a teaspoonful of salt into
two cupfuls of prepared flour, and
after sitting rub in a tablespoonful
of butter. Beat three eggs, add
them to cupful of milk and stir
slowly into the flour. When all
has been beaten to a smooth batter,
pour it over the peaches, bake in a
quick oven for about half an hour
and serve while hot.
The midland journal., 1895-08-16

The shifts and turns the gOldbug
fraternity resort to to keep their
courage up is sometimes amusing.
The great corn crops in three of the
western states is to cure the farmers
of the "silver craze" They must
think the farmers are all in state
of babyhOOd. They want good
price for their corn as well as a
good crop, and they believe if
silver was allowed free coinage, as
gold, they would get the good price.
The good crop is more likely to
aggravate than allay the craze" "
The midland journal., 1895-08-16
PHILADELPHIA, WHINING
l. TON & BALTIMORE r. r.
EAyE GOING NORTH

CENTRAL DIVISION
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The midland journal., 1895-08-16
Whatever Mr.. Coxey's Faults They
are not in His Bond Plan.

HUI lIAS
Under the above caption the
Philadelphia Item has the follow
ing to say of Coxey's bond plan
The Item is one of the largest Cir
culating papers in the United
States, and one of the most indie
pendent and outspoken on the
money question. The Item editor
tally says:
"Mr. Coxey has just been nomi
mated as a candidate for Governor
of Ohio by the Populists.
"This was accomplished in the
face of a strong opposition on the
part of prominent lawyers present
who characterized Mr.. Coxey's
'whims as having received enough
recognition in the reference already
made to Them
"This remark made Mr.. COxey
mad, and he went for these law.
yers with such good effect, that his
good roads and non-interest bearing
bond bill were made the second
plank in the platform.
"NO legitimate fault can be found
with this bill, now plank in the
new platform; it is perfect and com
plete in all particulars as far as il
goes, and strictly accOrds with
sound, honest finance, as The Item
has before made clear.
'"The prominence thus given to