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The herald., 1896-10-27

DIRECToRY OF SOUTHERN CALI-
l)FORNIA HOTELS.
HOTEL GREEN-J. II. Holmes. mama
ger, Pasadena
HOTEL METROPOLITAN Santa cata-
lima Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA-Santa Monica, b.
Rheinheart. proprietor.
HOTEL HOLLENBECK-Spr and Sec
ond streets. Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMONA-Spring and Third
streets, Los Angeles.
ABBOTSFORD INN-Corner Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PORTLAND-444 South sprine
street. Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK-Santa Ana. Amer
lean and European plans.
HOTEL HOLYROOD-Riversid n
Cochrane, proprietor.
THE ROwELL-Main and Ninth streets.
Riverside. E. J. Davis. proprietor.
HOTEL CARLTON-13 to q East Cole-
rado street, Pasadena.
HOTEL AvALON-Avalon. Santa Catae
lima Island
HOTEL BREWSTER-J. e. O'Bfien, pre-.
prietor, Fourth and C sts., San Diego.
l
The herald., 1896-10-27
JOHN M. STEvUNGQ1x
go Bellevue avenue, Los Angeles. C4E

To the Public: take pleasure IN tSo-
tifying to my marvelcus receyery under
the treatment of DR.. Wong Him Of oW
Upper Main St. Los; Angeles, from mum.
Der of stubborn ailments, among Ehaft
were chronic sdclr -headaches, dysp&r[lk
and KINDRED stomach troubles, heart Affec-
slider this physician excelled in, 50 far -
my case is concerned, was in the restera-
coupled s With Other dis orders. was nay ~
fiction in. this, RESPECT, and. althosfh Q
some of the larger cities of this country
advised me | should always have 70 d.
service even then. DR.. Wong Hims rems
edies have enabled me to abandon totally
the use of any artificial help to sight, ana
my. eyes continue to give such service.
both for near work and distant. as is truly
wonderful. To the skill and remedids Ge
the physician named can alone be attrib.
uted a revolution irl my physical condition
throughout that puzzles those who kneV
of the 'incurable.a character of my AZ
fiictions. Respectfully. - n
Pico Heights P. O.. Cal. Sept. s. III
The herald., 1896-10-27
READ THIS LETTE

To the public: I was sefiousiz sGIis3
for about ten years with lung. liver o
press the misery / endured during 3ho90
years: l was reduced In flesh untl W
were badly impaired; was const9n{lx
troubled with consttpation and piles -
was a burden and death would have ~
welcome, ! was treated by various G1s
give DR.. Wong Him. Of. No. 6s5 Upper ~
street, trial. OF course. like many otl49l
! had no faith in 9 Chinese doctor l4{1
herbs to knock all the skepticism (91t 2
me. In just five weeks the doctor lre1ou6s
ced me cured, and now can truthfulIV IN
that I was never healthier and pevof {o11
better in my. life. My sight and h60<1n(
cough. constipation and piles are en<roW
cured. and am rapidly gaining in 0eSk
having gained forty pounds in two monthas
I earnestly recommend all sufferers ~
ekeptics to give the doctor . tidal and b6
oician. O
The herald., 1896-10-27
DIRECToRY OF SOUTHERN CALI
hFORNIA HOTELS.

Pico Heights p O.. Cal. sept. s. III.
The herald., 1896-10-27

HOTEL GREEN-J. II. Holmes. mana
ger, Pasadena.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
naye ioreea upon tne pemootatlo party

have forced upon the Democratic party
for thowant Of better issue,
Rut In a spasm of generosity the Reg
lister comedies to the Republicans in its
calculation 1000 sound money Demo-
Gratis In West Virginia who want to see
our national credit preserved and who
are not willing to see the wage workers
and farmers paid for their labor and
products In deprecated money, The
Register does not state by what process
OF profound reasoning 1t arrives at the
conclusion that there are only 1000 con-
sclenclous sound money Democrats In
West Virginia. When did the Register
take It's census to ascertain this start
Inns fact, II 1t il a fact?
Does the Register seriously believe
that In the state of West Virginia there
are only 1000 Democrats who will refuse
to vote to repudiate the stand which the
national Democratic administration has
taken for an honest financial system?
Docs It believe that the refusal of VIII
liam L. Wilson. the greatest Democratic
leader this state has produced. ex-Sena-
K tor Camden, Ex-Governor Fleming and
many OF the Democratic business men,
to endorse u platform forced on the par
ty by the TlllmapE aud the Altgcldts
VIII not affect the chances OF the party?
And does It believe that these men can
fall into line. sacrifice their self respect
and stultlry themselves by heartily sup
porting a declaration for debased cur
rCncy?
All the Democratic leaders In west
Virginia are not like the Register; some
Of them are Democrats from principle
and have the courage OF their convlc-
TONS They may not support the Re-
publican party. but their familiar faces
will be missed from the stump and from
Democratic councils, for once, at least,
and there are others"
The Intclllgenc-r believes that the
Registers mathematical calculation
made so Ions In advance Of the election
WIN be sadly dlsnsurcd after the returns
are In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Bear In mind always that retaining
the gold standard Will not and cannot
change the amount or lessen the value
OF the half billion OF silver now in cir
cuIatIon as coin or as certificates. All
that silver will be kept In use, and hold
up 70 parity with gold In purchasing
power. as has been done for eighteen
years. Mt all hazards and cost. But II
there he n change to the silver stand
ard, rs there viii be, and necessarily
must be, II the free coinage OF silver IS
permitted. then gold cannot be retained
in circulation. nor will the rest OF the
currency be kept at parity with gold.
There will be Il wiping-out and de-
struction OF nc-half OF the volume OF
the latter for money purposcs.-Chlcaso
Tribune. CRcp)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

washington Post. Gnd. Dcm): Post
master Hesing, Of Chicago, editor or
tho Stats ZcItung. OF that city. on" OF
tho most prominent German ncwHpa-
perS In the United States, Is n political
boss of no mean pretcnSlons. lie mas
been in politics up to his neck Tor
many years, and has made the business
pay. The fact that he Is postmaster
proves that he IL an administration
Democrat. He edits his Office and his
newspaper in the interest OF tho admin
Istratlon. or course. he Is opposed 10
the free coinage movement. In TINS OPP
position he Is equally Jealous IN hlS
postmaqtcrship and his cditorship. Ana
the happy conjunction Of great newSpa-
per and great pOstniiicc makes BOSS
Hcsing power in politics.
A statement has recently come from
Mr.. IIesing that B attracting general
attention Whether It has the authority
Of the postmaster. or the editor, or Of
the combination we are not advised
But II Is understood to mean that Mr.,
UcyIng essays to lead the German DEM
OCrats Of Cook County In particular.
and the United States In general. out ~
the Democratic and into the Republican
party in certain contingency. To be
more specific. II the Republicans de-
clare FOR the gold standard and the
Democrats for free silver, the exodus
viii take place. Mr., H"sing says, among
other things:
"rhc idea Of paying debts with n
hfiy-ccut dollar Is rcpulslvc to the
Germans. They are as set IN the mo-
ncy question rs they wcrc on slavery.
and they were all abolitIonsta The
Germans are fnr principles rather than
men. Thry win poll 500. coo votes In the
coming election. They hay" 10000 votes
IN Cook county. and % per cent are for
sound money. They hold the balance ~
power In Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa,
and Wisconsin,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
coNvENTION COMMENT.

Contrary to expectation, among those
who had been advocating 1t. the propo-
sltlon TO change the basis OF representa-
tIon In the next Republican national
convention was not acted upon favor
ably ut the meeting of the national
committee. When Mr. Payne brought
up the resolution, whose provisions
have been described heretofore, It pro-
Vokcd stOrmlcr opposition from the
southern delegates than had been an
tlclpated. and a substitute resolution
would be inexpedlent to make any rec
concentration to the convention on the
subject OF the proposed change. Pitts
burgh Gazette, (RcDO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

The present political situation offers
an opportunity to the Republican party
such ms may never occur again during
It's existence For three years past the
drift has been stcldily In Its favor. The
wave OF public approval has mounted
higher and higher and given stronger
and stronger indications of an ap-
preaching Republican victory In the
nation. The elections Of 1898 were the
first proofs Of turning Of the tide
against the Democracy, The sweep OF
1891 was unparalleled In Its dimensions
and emphasis during the present gen
Grafton; and the few elections Of 1898
only served to prove that there was no
fauerlng In the demand Of the people
for change In parties bnd policies
So 1t happens that the Republican party
begins the presidential campaign IN
disturbed with doubt as to the result
in ber.-Philadclphia Press,
iRepl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
FIVE POINTS on MONEY.


FIEBt-That there Is not q free e0anase
country In the world to-day that is not on
. silver basis.
Seeond-That there Is not EOltl-stand-
ard country in the world to-day that does
not use silver As money along with geld
ThIrd-That there Is not u stiveT-stalsl-
ard country tn the world to-day that use,
any gold as money along with silver.
FOarth-That there Is not a sllVerstand-
ard country In the world to-day that has
more than one.third as much money IN
circulation per capita as the United States
have and
Ftfth-That there Is not q sIlyeFstand.
ard country in the world TO day where the
IabOring man receives fair pay for NJ,
tIay'swork-JOhnG G. Carlisle, Secretary q
the Treasury,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

The recollection Of senator n. B, Scott
as west VlrstuIas member OF the ma
tIonaI Republican committee. by the
unanimous vote al the delegates at st.
Louis, was handsome recognition Of
an efficient man. who has Allied the POSI-
tioD for number of years and rendered
splendid service TO the party.
The duties of a national committee
man are such az call Cor ability 10 grasp
situations and act with discretion at all
times He must have wide acqualnt-
ancc among the leaders Of the party aud
be In close touch with them. He must
understand and appreciate campaign
needs OF his party and be familiar with
the situation in every county OF his
state, and have sufficient influence with
the national management to secure the
assistance Tor the conduct Of an nsgres-
size campaign which Is necessary.
an these requirements Mr.. Scott pos
ssssea, as he has fully demonstrated.
Tha. the representatives, OF the party at
st Louis appreciate the efficiency he has
shown is manifest in the resolution
which was adopted subsequent to his re-
election.
Mr. Edwards, VINO was friendly con-
testant with Mr.. Scott for the honor,
gracefully Withdrew when he found that
his opponent was the choice Of the ma
ioTlty Of the delegation aud has lost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
SWEET MYsTERIEs

c. =. Wilson in New York sun.
Slowly the seeds in the garden are grow
Glad homIlies
Tides. sc; in motion by Winds brisKly
Pause ore they rise;
The nesting shall rise and aspire to
heavens gate,
And the butterfly, though In shroud he
must watt
In dim surmtsC;
For all things shall rise:
Gently kind spring has awakened the
Sweet mys,crlrg'
Swiftly the grub on the wing, with new
10 happiness flies;
Ever with rcilUCnt wave and strong mo-
Iandward now march the forces OF ocean;
Grand RuEurits'
For all things do rise.
In the world visible turks the Invisible.
Making men wi.c.
Telling OF blessed truths plainly pcrcepti'
he
To lovc.llt eyes.
Telling OF heaven and the happy to-mor-
row.
Telling OF Joy with no vcstIge Of sorrow.
And OF bright sides,
Where love never dies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
BOLD ROBBERY.

Whore docs your hard earned dollar 70
when vOr pay II out for n bottle % patent
medicine" I'hhty-lhrcC cents goes Ia tho
urureiaI seven cents to tho wholesaler
cents lur tabor and uSpcnHc ana about
twenty cent 10 The manufacturer Tor
profit leaving ouly about ten cents to pay
iOrW,uinluU, bottle, etc. Every ErOcnrsullH
'l1r aurhr1H strong Tonic" which con-
rifu uf tho iiuil extract NJ rarmnnulll,
tho Er,Ht nlOld bulld'.. puniuu, tho great
ptrunrtlI remover, non. the greatest Of all
gtOmnChc tOniCH SuN NumirI, the king
Of nerve iuuiuH and Fuwlcr'E solution, tho
Er,it skin Uurfcrt1r Your physician VIII
toll YOU thm W u strong mud safe tonic,
Sold ON u small profit Pint bottles Is
cents Got II when you get your groceries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

The speech OF Hon. C. ". Fairbanks,
OF Indiana. In opening the st, Louis
convention. az temporary chairman, is
published in fIll this morning on an
other page. The Intcllgcnccr trusts
that 1t will be thoughtfully read by
every ctlzcn OF West Virginia, IT may
be properly regarded as the keynote or
the campaign, and there Is no uncertain
sound about II.
II Is a party platform in itself and Is
a vigorous, clear cut and comprehensive
statement Of the Issues Of the campaign.
There Is no m!stlkng It's meaning, for
lit Is ringing and eloquent presentation
lor Rcpublicaui5m.
The Republican PARTY ia and always
lhns been a party o. convictions, and IT,
action at ST Louis this week Will more
thnn ever ontlllr It to that distinction.
Mr.. FarhanEs speech outlines what
that action win be with convincing
force Let every vtcr. Bsmtc ana
Republican, read II ard preserve 1t for
future reference. Tharr arc no platl-
tudcs in It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

It Is very entertaining 10 witness the
Register in It's great ecrobntlc act of
turning a summersauIt on the money
question. The esteemed Democratic or
gan must respect itself very highly as it
engages In the feat Of tearing down all
the arguments 1t has built up against
the free and unlimited coinage of silver
Principles be blowed; anything to set
possession of the offices" is now the
Registers motto. And the company of
the Tillmnns and the waites and the
Altgsldts, for that purpose, is better
than the company Of Cleveland and VIII
son and Carlisle and Whitney and all
the great leaders Of the Democracy. who
are trying to save their party from the
fanatlcal pursuit Of thllacy. This Is
the logical position, of the Wheeling
Democratic organ and of every Demo-
crat who proposes to submit 10 the
Leadership OF the Popullst element.
They have not believed in the free sill
yer idea and do not now. and they do
not attemp, to argue that 1t is right
Their position is that they are ready To
vote with the party, even though 1t
surrcndcrs principle for fad gotten up
10 side-track other issues on which they
are afraid to 20 before the country. and
even ut the risk Of wrccking the credit
OF the nation ard creating monetary
manic which would bring distress on an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

NOW la Tho Urc to rnpyH sor-r II
md fnmlIy with bottle OF Chamber
luiu'B Collie Cholera und Diarrhocn
Remedy ar a lprrrunrd against an At
tnclS Uf bowel complaint during tho
HuHm,r months. ~ costs hut - cgnlH
md rs almost sure to De needed before
the summer " over. This remedy noET
fails. oven In the most severe eases, ana
81 In fnct tho only preparation nut can
duccd with water II IL plonHnnt to take.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Protection is the first word OF the
Republican battle cry, and though it Is
dangerous to prophcsy, we are inclined
to believe It will be the last. But be.
tween the first and the last there VIII
be others. Our mercantile and war ma
vies, our citizens abroad, our sympH-
thies with other republics, our belief
in the virtue of one vote. freely cast
and fairly counted, are likely 10 IND
expression. And some cry OF encourvtse-
sment TO all men lighting for freedom
may be hcard.--ChicNgO lntcr-Occan.
(Rpn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

No man should be nominated for Vice
President whom the people would not
be willing to support as President. This
Is a pIain. sclf-evidcnt rule. II Illus
tratcs the Importance OF the vice Pres
idency. and constitutes an argument
against the degradation OF the office
By ualnG It for purposes OF decker or FOR
placatlng bosses. \ vice President Is
always IA possible President. and such a
possibility should never be lost sight or
New York World. (Dem)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

conllnc themselves to a campaign NJ per-
sonnl abuse OF Mckinley. There are
some Democrats, however, who think
that sacrifice of dccency and dignity
in political contest is no better than
sacrifice OF party principles,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

TrmLh

truth.
lie drank two quarts Of glngov ncor
Upon lemonade
Three plnts Df 'polllnnra dear
OBJ he was q reckless blade,
a srlt2Tr riplun then he drained.
or ice lie uir u chunk.
Mud going home got HOHlcd Ot ralncd)--
In fact, he got dude druulS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

c. II. y. In American Economist.
Dot down The empty dinner pail
InIy polish II once more.
All. good Old friend, come or the naIl,
For work will reach our door
AS yuOn MS wC got Grover out
and Eli Mckinley In,
Then give y long, loud YANKEE shout
For Eli Mckinlcys tin.
'Thc tariff IL tax" they RnId.
with a braEon Free Trade lie,
Give TX more Tariff tnT" and bread,
or else W. sinryC ana die.
"1'hr Tnrn " u tax" tia true,
when OF the FREQ Trade brand
II taxes every nam Of you
And pnlHics labor's hand
Give up McEinlcy'H hill again.
Give IT. hl4 good Projections,
Give u9 thi8 friend Of ltMga g, lilhlhc'
Who honrs Uu' hrnrtH affection
Lot Iactry Whiallrg shrek once more
no hhor'a friend all hail,
And phurt rNu rIy from door to door,
"NlcNmloyH Dinner Pail''
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GTOCGTS' Association
NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that all grocery
stores will be closed after II O'Clock a. IN.
tomorrow CrhursdayD, June IS It being
GrOccrs' Day. Tho public Is therefore re-
epcctfully Eh6cstcd to do their purchas-
ing before ThiE hour.
The u GIG. AssnciHtion hereby extends
n cordial EtyltnliOu to the citizens OF
Wheeling aad surrounding towns to at
tend the Clgnth annual picnic, 10 he given
at Mozart EArk on Thursday. June Is, 1926.
An Interesting and amusing programme
has been prepared.
car will come of at ] o'clock D. M. The
public may rest assured that the strfctost
Of order wiz DO maintained Concert and
dnnClug Music by tho iull Opera House
Eand. Very respectfully,
RETAIL GRHrERS' PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION.
JOHN WALFORD. President.
I = STEDtsBEI, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE.
An Object Lesson as to the HCnutIoS and
EXccIItmcIoE Of Free silver.


Chicago Dispatch: A simple lesson
in free silver was afforded by trans
action at the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank yesterday. Among the banks GUS
toners are several Cinnamon. who fire.
qucntly buy exchange payable In Hong
Kong and other Chinese cities. YeBter-
day one Of these customers bought for
1854 IL draft for $1,000 In silver. payable
at Hong Kong. AS the purchase was
made largely In silver certificates. the
transaction may be regarded as Afford
ing fair Illustration OF how one cheap
American silver dollar, backed by a
gold standard, viii purchase two more
valuable silver dollars when circulating
In silver standard country. While It's
stock OF coin IL estimated Mt 10000 900,
II Is largely OF foreign coinage. Its own
coinage Is limited TO about $4,000, 900,
mlntcd within the last five years and for
use largely at treaty ports.
The $1,000 draft is payable In Hong
Kong in Mexican dollara These MeXi-
can dollars, 1t must be understood, orr
Culntc quite freely In South American
and certain Asiatiu countries. where
they are the standard medium OF cX-
change. In Hong Kong, Tor Instance,
they are the standard dollar In which
standard M mo- .,,rcn,cnt ia n ta"I
which v"rIcs IN wsIIc and wcieht in JIf.
Trrcnt parts ~ 'bn Conntrv ~ - SO
In IN sn,i lin no Il SoS Tr,I, tho b,rt
Oxcd Tho yrIcn scCnriikr t0 tho v,1,,c NJ
siiver In IN iN VNri, Thcsn GuotaIIons
,.ns,cr5"y ,,"rrInl, ,roro CO.. ccntS nor
9,ncn CO.,. mr., ,'ii,,,r ,r,Iyjn,. M ~, a
L"sts ibc rc,,,,,i, ,,nius Of Inc Waxic,n
81 Ir,,It,i S,,tos, sii,,nr d,IIa,. 10 ..nsiiv
Jn,cr,riCcJ 'rbc Ninyican Joii,r ba.
~ 70 ,.ross rr,ir. or nj II rrnins oS
nv, siIvrr eirbn irnitoJ Stotcs sIjvCs
Sni,,r hos I,oiL ,,roa', ,,r,ins or ~ o.
pUr,, cr r, G;his ss,aIIishSs The f"I.
In,,.Ir.,.
crnj,s
1-,,,,,d c,,,o- ,,,ro si,,,o- M o.
S,,i,'i., j,i ',ii,,a. S7+ ~
NitN'S''" "'''"'' P"'' ''''''
Since according to yestcrdays quota
lions an ounc" OF pure silver was worth
G9,5 cents one grain OF pure siINer is
equal 10 ,l44S cents. rms would make
the actual relative values LOT inc TWO
dollars as follows:
Cents.
United States silver d0ilar.....,.5 1910
Mexican silver dollar...'.'....',.6 t.6l42
AS will be seen. the Mexican dollar Is
actually worth more thnn the United
States dollar SO that II the United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Altogether the estimate of GOO votes
for Mckinley upon the first ballot seems
likely now to be away below the actual
number, and there does not appear to
be the slightest USE for placing anybody
In nomination except the man from
olalo,-Pittsburgh Times u8ep.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

The statesmen at st. Louis who are
beHttllns second place on the ticket,
ought to remember that several gen
tlemen who accepted second place
speedily moved up to iirst.-PhIindel-
phlR Inquirer CRcp)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Juno e. H. II and 10, via PCnnSyi'
yanin lines: good returning uluI juno
y. Rates and tin" OF tAinA may y.
obtained OK Pennsylvania In" ticket
agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Boss Plat now knows how 1t IS him
self. Some other fellow holds the five
aces this tImc.-Chlcago Record, Qnd.
DENY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczema made it, appearance on my head In
IT, worst form, anil it continued spreading
un.il my face was covered with scales and he.
ClnuEhltrihSirhl. had . tiur head Of hair,
prycn years Gs6Wth. AMI hail to hGCrinCC It. I
was IN hrsrlr. Tho physicians had failed
Cyrn 10 T8lic,H me. whom ono recommended
CtitCuEN $OAv. Mvfnthor procured o set Of
CrTICuRA EIairpirs, and In three weeks tho
scales lrfL my e., and tho skin lost IT, ilOrld
hue. m sif tas,tl iIrdE rEfirsiy c'Fti. My
fatU was EuioOth and my complexion clearer
ant fines han II had ever been before,
hiBg MARION 4, SMITH, Sudbury, Ia.
PrrruT CunG TFEATuEwT. - Warm baths
with CyUggrA Soar, gentle applications VI
CuuC,UA '0aHrgN, and mild dosCa o. CuTI.
CuRA RrEDITrSg greatest Of hnmcr cures.
Sold hfuneh,pI tho vr'id, pfict, CrTIcuEA, &c.
Soar 21s, ~ aINEyr, ~. hnd u. roTrIu DEuO
Asp CHrh Gnar, solo ptlps ilnstnn.
or" IlGV u Care tho Won't ErTtmA" III mailed FREE
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TheInteIIiqencer.
wHEELING, JUNE II, 1904.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

state Nominating cOnvcntion-ParkeTa.
burg. July =.
Fourth District Congressional conven-
MISUNDERSTANDING. July A.
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