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ABSOLUTELY pure. perfectly harm
less. and invariably reliable are the
qualities OF one Minute Cough Cure. 1t
never fails In colds, Group and lung
troubles Children Ike II because It ls
pleasant to take and Il helps them.
Charles Il. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridge
port: Peabody 4 Son. BcnwOod.
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BOWLING.

Secretary william Fcttc. ot tho
South Side Bowling League, has an
bounced the personnel OF the teams Of
two bowlcrs from each OF tho eight
clubs " the league, which win con-
test In The name OF their respective
clubs. on Christmas afternoon, for the
roast pig and Accessories" to DO DO
mated by Colonies Fcttc, Schmulbnch
AMI others. The teams are ny follows:
Randy ll0oS-William Arndt and
William Brash,
Auroras-Ilcnry Schrcbc md John
Roth.
Famous Henry Sch,nulbach and
Aupust MnrsChner.
Abcr Nlt-Ilikc Tucker and Albert
AUbtc
i'nrvcst-SIlucy Sarvcr and II. n.
Archer.
CeTMniCs-Godtrey Webster and
Henry hungarian.
Mall ruuch-Charlcs Ross md
Charles NOl,c,
Tidal Waves-GeorEe Patterson and
liushar.
Tho averages Just prepared by See
rotary Fcttc, OF the South side Bowl
ing League, are given this morning. II
will be noticed that Harvest has taken
n trip on the tOboggan and Is now in
third place. while Tidal Wave, which
defeated Harvest three strnfEhts. goes
up 10 second position. The club stand
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l"5H thnn 200 votcs How the
mlghty have fallen!
hon the Two tickets nrc sized up
'A'rn IN No excuse for hesitation.
Mt licaly will not make n free silver
,'inpa!gn Likewise the "crl,nc oC ~"
val! not be rcsurrcctcI.
"1meboJy has been heard To hazard
.'n opinion thnt thrc" or four of the
I"uEciinunlC nominees have no; yet
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TIE RIVER.


GAINESVILLE. ..LORENA,, !. n. m.
Pittsburgh. Rem HUR. $50 n. nj.
Pi,ts,SmrEh'.. kA S%s.NG. a; m M
Cincinnati. ...NlRGINlA, S a IN.
PurkersburE. ARGAND. noon.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
Sistcrsvillc. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
parkCrsburg. BEN llUR. Gp. nj.
BoATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .ARGAND. I n III.
Cincinnati. -. * KEYSTONE. STATE, s n. IN.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. II. m.
Parkcrsburg. LEROY. II Il. m.
MntRm Oras. LEXINGTON. II n m.
Clnrincton.. JEWEL, $3.50 p. m.
SIstcrsvlle... RUTH, $3.50 y. III.
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THE beautiful line OF md & light
Candclabrag VIII be opened this morn
Ing,
DILLON, WHEAT 6 HANCHER co.
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PARTIES trying to introduce now
cough remedies, should know that the
people with have DIR. Bulls Cough Syr-
up.
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WE shall run special line Of goods ut
special prices for this week. Sec the
values and bargains.
DILLON. WHEAT & IIANCHER CO.
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LOOK nj the line OF Cut Glasses
around town and then see ours. What n
difference In color and cutting.
DILLON. WHEAT & lIANCllER co.
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CUT GLASS. Mustard Pots, 50 cents
cACh.
DILLON, WHEAT & IIANCHER CO.
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N,vor-Trank J. IIcRly, ~.
IIIy Srrgrant.-R, r. McNlChol.
C,iv CIrrk--LOuis SchwRrLbAch
Henry Bruncr
Council.
First ward-Flrst branch, i. ]. .Scally.
second branch. owen nunlrvS, u. l., IRA.
SI.r. Gala Mitchell and \. korn.,
second wur,l--Eirst branch. {. L. Terry
s,|SnI branch, c. Mueller, John G. Me
jgln and {, q. Davis.
Thlrl ward First branch,J. T. Good
WIN second branch. John Arthur, jr.,
" e Heck and Charles W, WltZhrCkcr
roilrth wnri--l'irst branch, Charles
sthmijt. second brunch. Joseph Wclsscr-
EcT Tclcr Hoo and Charles All.
fiIth wart!-rlrst branch. Frank Wen
Arl second branch. Thomas T, Fhoncr,
TIYnrd ". KurtZ and John WatCrhousc,
sNih wUrd-F'irst branch. John 9. Stro-
Mo Second branch. William Paull. lmihc
Watson. Bernard Mcohan and Fred J.
seventh wnrd-FIrst branch. n. S.
Tinrhcloc. second branch, Adam Fchrcu-
Sarh, / lmhonr and Edward Schatcr.
rlghth wari-F'lrst branch. J. C. Beck,
Ss,5rd branch, c. Vlcwig. jr.. Henry W.
E,z. B. W. Pcll and W. II. Coocy.
saturdays Democratic municipal
urinary election did not bring out the
vote that had been anticipated By
som, OF the party leaders The weather
NAN NJ. that could have been desired,
and The warm contest wlgcd by
Me.srs. McNlchol. Purcell uud Short.
was expected 20 bring out more than
the 100 votes that were cast, The
.howIng made b. the Democrats. COM
patpd with the 4.J49 votes cast at the
Republican primary election OF the Sat
uriay before, does uoi conturc HAT
,e-lag picture ot the result 0! the bat
lie Of the ballots next month In the Iv-
.ynse Democratic mind. or course TIE
vl,ty leaders are attempting to cN-
I,a!a away the really disappointing
showing that was made, hv the claim
tha, SIcNichors nomination was 50
wnl assured and the lack OF even the
s-mblaEce OF \ contest for any or the
other nominations IVES so apparent.
that there was little or no incentive
for even an ordinary vote The well
known fact that the Democratic
strength IN WhccliHE has been largely
decreased IL the past Two years IS de-
nieL. rs L matter OF course. hut the tnct
remains just the same, and will be
demonstrated IN Just as convincing n
naurer At the election IN January.
Democrats who are honest enough to
admit thcir true opinion OF the primary
election DO uoi feel NJ all encouraged
over the outlook. Is Il surprising?
The vote FOR the nominee for maSor
Mr. f. J. Hcaly. by wards, was as fol-
lows:
FIRST, 3o4: Second lsl: Third ia:
Fourth $40: Fifth Isl: sixth 4G6. Sew
eg;h III: Eighth go. total. 2,0ii.
the vote Tor chief OF police:
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The marks Mt G p. m. showed feet {
inches. Weather cloudy and colder.
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Gladness Comes

Mfith n better understanding OF inc
w transient nature OF the many phys
icnl ills, which vanish before proper cf-
forts-gentlc ciEorts-plcasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so mnby forms OF
sickness are not due TO any actual dis
case, but simply to n constipatcd condi-
ton OF tho system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes. That is why it. Is tho only
remedy with millionso Of families. and Is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that 1t Is the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without dcbilitat'ng the
organs on which il acts. 1t is therefore
Mi important, in order to get ita bcno'
,cial effects, TO potc when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine nrtl'
Gle, which In manufactured by the CAN
iornin Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists .,
n In the enjoyment OF good health,
and the aystem Is regular, la%ntiveS or
other remedies arc then not needed II
afflicted with amy actuGs di5cnsc, one
may be commended Ia the most sltillfnl
PHYSICIANS, but II in ucOd OF lnXatlyc'
one should hnrc the best, and with the
well.informcd everywhere, Syrup oil
Figs standH highest and ID most largely
Scd and gives most general satisfaction.
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Geo. E. StifeI & Co.
I fnii11ll Quick.
I ifr1e T lies,

And YOU have many Nmas purchases to make. We've
just received from renowned urricrS handsome line OF
|lCTORINE, SANS GENEand BERLIN CLUSTER
SCARFS CHATS scaris with t;ls MARTEN and
STONE MARTEN, that sell at from $1,000 to
$4,000 cach about one-hrd less than the prices two
weeks ago; also special values in Boas, Of feather and
fur, MunS and Childs Sets
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Council First branch-J. T. Goodwin
a: Fred. Happy IS: C. F. ErauLfass
il; Frank Cruise en-.
Second hrarch-John Arthur, IT., 129:
William Welty Is; Charles W. Wiz
0atocr 80; ". r. Beck 80: G. A. Feinlc"
Il: John EcIlmeyer IL: Joseph Bosley
81: Owen Mccain IS: =. J. Gavin 40.
Executive comrnittee-J. /. Gillespy
l1G.
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Council. First hranch-C. II. Wheeler
r, 2: L. s. KInchelOe G.: L. u. Burt
Second branch-ChnrIcs Lulccus 1G;
Henry Juergcns. s.. 10; |. imhOf GO;
'ipnns Pickett IL: DR.. i. C. Myers "a;
Jacob Hrosius .: John Anderson 90:
Alonz" Sells G: NorynI Pogue 90: jos
'fh Sch1crfer lS; Adam Fehrcnbach 70;
Edward Schacfcr II.
Executive commIttec--Joscph Butlc,
y. A. \. Franzhclm &c: John G. Bcr-
For
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WHEELING DAILY 1NrEILIGENoER MONDAY DECEMBER 81

attained their majorIty-Of years. IFS
already settled they VIII not advance
beyond n primary majority.
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Council, First brnnCh.-J. G. Brcli go.
second branch-C. ViewiE, jr.. 139;
iirnJY W. EtZ 30: u. w. pcll 30: W.
H. Coooy $40.
Executive committee - Fred. y.
",rlgscr, 2iO
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CUT GLASS Tooth Pick Holders, 25c.
WHEAT & HANCHER CO,
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Council, First branch-John c. Stro-
b" so
second bra nch-Burkc Watson 32J;
N"Tnnrd Mechnn 329: Dr. ]. II. Man
l"Y !D; James 81. Lee 81: Charles Ste
ph""s coz; Fred. j. KCiser 26G: william
,'"Ill 2aS; Harry Gnrticy 25J: Joseph
inHn 22i E.,
Executive commitsce-WillIam PAUL
a.
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Council. First branch-Frank Wen
lie. l7G: william a. Stoetzer i05.
Second hranch-Thomas F.. Thoncr,
.05; Edward ". Kur,z 1852: Charles
DHchorst l07; John Watcrhouae l%2:
Edward C. Scabrlght 100: BERNARD
Zach lis.
Executive cornrrIttcc-R. r. Deyrlcs
tF.5I: Van X. CIcary %; Andrew Stoct-
~ 10
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GENERAL NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

CTORE ROOM FOR REST-l3Ul MAIN
y street. now occupied by Harper 4 BRO.
Enquire =. II. LANCE. Gcii
EOR REST-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
i In the City Bank BuLldt.s. Inquire at
the City Bank 0! Wheeling. mrS
nor RENT-STORE-RCON 1910 MAIN
/ street. formerly occupied by George S.
Fncncy. Possession April l. HENRY *.
LIST. the City Bank Uf Wheeling. dcl5
J1OR RENT-DWELLING $50 MIN
i street, now occupied by Mrs jane
jacob. Possession April !, HENRY X.
LIST. tho cay Bank OF Wheeling. dcil
NOR RENT-Two OFFICES ADJOiE-
l. ING in CITY Bank building. on tho
third floor. Possession given at once.
FOSTORIA GLASS CO.. Moundsviile. W.
Va, JylI
JNOR REHT-REST OFFICE ROOM IN
i the city; large and plenty OF light;
centrally located IN best advertised build
i'm. In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Npply at HUB CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth
end Market streets. tA3I
MN DENT 1 rooms. s. per month. on
run RGhi. Island. in alley near Suspen-
TO LOAh. $500 on good real estate.
E0p ciIp Improved Island property.
run OhIn' paying !? per cent Also va
cant River Lot nenr Yacht Landing.
JAMES L. IlhWLEG,
Real Estate and Loan Agent. llL., Main 81:
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There will I've joint installation Of
the newly elected officers OF J. ". Hol-
lldar post. q. \. L.. and Womcns Re-
lief Corps and tho q. s. Grand Camp.
Sons OF Veterans. on Saturday even
Ing, January ;. ut the post room. Il
VIII be public 10 friends Of the orders.
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Council, First branch-E- 3. Carney
u: o. c. Gcntber 46: C. L. Terry 81.
Second branch-John 6. McLain %:
". S. Beristord ~: y. J. Foster. 81:
J. Il. Robinson %: c. Muellcr 10.
Executive committee-J. w. Craw-
ford .Gl
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The vote for city clerk and wharf
master was:
Schwarzbach. city clerk: First. 800:
Second 1854: Third $50: Fourth $40: Fifth
as: sixth 40: Seventh liz; Eighth 40:
total. ?,C5S.
Bruner, whartmastc-: First. 3o7: Sec
end l5i; Third III; Fourth 80: Filth
go: Sixth 40; Seventh ll3: Eighth 23S:
total. 2.O69.
The vote in detail Tor council and
executive committee. was as follows:
FirIt Ward.
Council. First branch-P. ]. Scally,
IA: DR.. S L. s. Spragg. %.
Second branch-Owcn Dunlevy. 49,:
". J. Johnston II: Gala Mitchell 227 {:
F. p. Daily Il: r l. Frazier les: A
korn 15S: F. Reister 81: William
O'Eeill los; John Pearl %: Jacob korn
g.
Executive committee-Charles Seu-
Ter, So9.
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A sick woman can.
not expect to have a
healthy baby. An III.
healthy baby has not
the same chance for
living rs n healthy
baby. The mothers
condition must of
necessity tell OH the
tGNIt Ltat. -
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Wives and
HOuSekeepeTS.

1ILEPEONI. M. ZOO.
To All Whom Il MAY Concern:
The undersigned have purchased HamN-
tons Improved Feather RCUOvutor. and
Also an Improved Carpet EuHtcr. which
is guaranteed 10 E1iIhyr rip, nor rave!,
and are now prepared 10 do work promptly
ard at rCaa0nHhl" prices. Work called for
and delivered free OF chal1;U. I.oGYe or
dcrs at L. Luko'a Livery, No. 1880 Market
street. or address
FORD & HANNEN,
Corner Eighteenth and Chapilne Streets
Wheeling, ". Va.
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FEATHER RENOVaTOR.
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AllSk Socks for the men and Hose for the ladies, New
lines just open Saturday specially adapted or Xnas
gifts
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-30

Orleans. They corrupted juries. killed
the chief law officer OF the city, and by
their oath-bound conspiracies were
terrorizing the whole people. There
came another uprising and the result
was that the Italian banditti were
shot or hung.
Let the bankers of Wall street
study these illustrations Of what the
American people are capable of when
thoroughly aroused. They will per-
ceive that there is a power in the
land even greater than their capacity
to shrink the currency and destroy
the Inhabitants Of the country.
IF this be treason" then in the
words of Patrick Henry, make the
most of it,"
We believe in law and order and the
peaceful processes Of regular govern
ment. Let those who would attempt
to pervert and destroy these take the
responsibility upon their own heads.
God put mark on the fratricide.
Cain, lest those who found him should
Stay him. Cain however killed but
one man, his brother Abel. The
money-lenders propose to slaughter
millions of their brethren. We have
had torture enough. Every heart is
being wrung. Let them not go too far,
or their steps may start up death and
hell.
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4 WORD PERSONAL.

On the 24th inst, the Peoples Party
OF Dakota county. at their convention
at Pennington, did us the honor to
nominate US for the office of Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature.
We were not present and did not ask
for the nomination. In fact we had
told those friends who called upon us
the day before, at our home, that we
did not want to be d candidate or to be
elected. The position, while honor
able, is a very laboriouS one, especially
ii man tries to do his whole duty;
and the compensation will not more
than pay the expenses of the canvass
and ones hotel bills during the ses-
sion. We would not think of enter
ing into a scramble for the place. and
exhausting ourselves in battle for
the privilege of serving others.
We are profoundly grateful to our
excellent friends Of Dakota county,
who would, il they could, make us
president of the United States or car
Of all the Russias; but we shall have
to .cline to be their candidate If
we thought the whole people Of the
county, without distinction Of party,
desired us to serve and defend them,
it would be different, but such re-
suit is not among the possibilities;
and we are getting too old to make a
partisan fight solely for the benefit of
others when we can work for the pub
lie good just as we'll in other ways
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world where the price of China's
opium, and the Indian and American
wheat is fixed; and it is fixed on the
single gold standard: and is chea pened
by the contraction of the currency,
due to the demonstration of silver;
and Mr.. Wells argument is shallower
than dishwater.
He and Atkinson are a pair of hire
ling scribblers; one trying to prove
that laboring men can fare sumpti-
ously on ten cents a day; and the 9th
er that such a condition is the best
thing that can happen to them.
The marvellous part Of the business
is that they do not prescribe the ten
cent diet for the bankers!
The multitude are to live on ten
cents a day in order that the million
aires may live on one hundred dollars
day!
And the joke of it is that the hun
dred dollars day are to come from
the labor of the chaps who are to
banquet on the ten cents day!
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VERY IMPORTANT.
TO ALL POPCLTSTS.

=
Our committees. are almost PENN
less; the whole campaign is crippled
by the universal poverty.
Under these circumstances we
make this appeal to Populists every
where.
Whenever a speakcri is announced to
speak at your place-get together and
appoint committee to meet him at the
train: secure comfortable quarters for him
at the hotel, or IN Il prirate family, AND
PAY TIE BILL; if his next appoint
met is not too far away arrange to take
han there IN q carriage on farm UdJOn;
and when the meeting is held let an
appeal for funds be made, and appoint a
committee to 90 around quietly and re-
cetre ,rhotecef those present feel able to gire.
In 1890 VIC received over 81, 600 in this
way, and most Of it was in nickels,
ten cent pieces and quarters.
Don't be ashamed to appeal to the
people for help This is the peoples
battle; and it is thousand times
more creditablc to all parties to raise
funds in this way than to take large
donations from the great and wealthy,
who are interested in legislation that
is probably adverse to the interests of
the people.
If canvass is made OF the bus mess
men of the town, where the meeting
is to be acid considerable sums can be
raised Even those who are opposed
to Populist principles know that a
great gathering is apt to bring money
into the town and to their own
pockets: and moreover, they will not
want to quarrel with those who are
! their customers.
/, The present conditions are terrible,
| but there is a way out Of the difficult
ties if we arc only intelligent enough
| to use it.
Do not let the whole burden fall on
your public speakers. The are doing
their part already.
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THE EFFECT OF TEMpER1.
TIRE

The hot weather is over, and
the determination of blood to
get to the head is not as
great as it was; and the men
who were swept Off their feet and into
the upper air, like lot of chicken
feathers. by the cyclonic sweep of the
frce-silver hurricane, are settling
back on the earth, and are surprised
to find that THE REPRESENTATIVE
stood guard over the temple Of the
Peoples Party, with all its cherished
and noble principles, amid the terrific
hubbub and uproar of the hour. And
there it stands yet, and will continue
to stand, with battle-axe appraised, to
guard the life of our noble party
against all assailants.
Said the great poet: ~
''Givc me THAR man
Who is not as pipe, for fortunes finger.
To play what stop she please. and l will
wear tim
In my heIrts core. yea, in my heart of
hearts,.
Better" says the Good Book, a din
ner Of herbs where love is, than a
stalled OK anil hatred Herewith"
And better, we say, few sensible
men, standing firmly on the bedrock
of immortal principles, than lot of
feather-heads: drifted together in the
fence corners of public excitement,
like lot Of Dakota tumble weeds in
high wind.
Our life is pleasanter since the
weather grew cooler. The cyclone
has ceased to tug at our coat lis, and
batter and abuse us, because we could
not part company with the Omaha
platform and our common sense, and
go off into the clouds with the far
sailing, light-baggaged lunatics.
We are for free-silver because it is
one step in the right direction, but it
is not panacea for all the diseases of
the world, and we are not going to
humbug our readers into believing
that it is. You have got to make up
the whole Omaha platform, into pills,
AID administer them, one by one, be.
fore you can cure the disorders Of the
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around, but attend strictly to business
and 90 through by DAYLIGHT.
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