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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
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What a platform it Issall that the
courage OF the TllImans and the Altgelds
dared to make It. but not all that their
genius could make 1t. Give them en-
enlargement to show all there Is in
them and they will give the country a
dose OF dangers beside which the Chica-
go decoction will seem mild medicine.
For the present they merely want to
know how much the country will stand
fofa starter. 1t Is their first opportu-
nifty to show pitchfork craftsmanship
on la national scale. Give them Con-
grcss and the presidency for a term and
they. will pull away the pillars to hear
the roof crash In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
Business Men Making sure.

The disposition in this country to edo
something for silver'-which meanstodo
something TO make 1t worth here more
than 1t Is anywhere else-has put capi-
tai on It's guard. Men who lend money
want to know that when payday comes
they will not be paid In dollars worth
less than the dollars they. lend. SO It
has come to pass that in many contracts
gold or its equivalent Is specified.
This is true OF millions OF bonds issued
by railroad companies and others hav-
ing occasion to borrow money. When
this money comes due It must be paid in
gold or in enough paper or Silver dollars
to make up the difference. II at that
time a silver dollar be worth but 50
cents, 1t will take twoo those dollars to
pay every dollar nominated In the bond.
MenIwho sell goods on credit are lend
ers. The buyer on credit IS a borrower
from the person who sells 70 him. Men
who lend in this way, haye taken fright.
They doSnot know what may happen.
They argue that the Chicago madmen
may sweep the country and carry out
their threat to degrade the money OF the
people. Therefore they are asking their
customers who buy on time to enter
into gold contracts, and the gold on
tracts are entered into. This practice is
Increasing.
II the silver men carry the country the
man who between now and then shall
have bought merchandise on credit will
find that he cannot pay in q 5o-centl dol
lar. He will have to pay in gold or It's
equivalent
The Intelllgencer has a bill head from
a Baltimore house that was sent to a
wheeling firm. On this bill head the
terms are printed and the goods were
bought subject to these terms:
TERMS net cash 30 days. Payable in
United States Gold Or It's Currency
Equivalent"
If the Wheeling firm could go out to-
day and buy silver dollars at 10 cents
apiece, It gould profit nothing on this
transaction. It would have to pay in
gold, or in enough cheap dollars to make
its equivalent.
II the Tiilman-Altgcld men carry the
country every dollar that goes out on
trust will be made payable In gold, and
by the time the madmen Of Chicago be-
gin to legislate for degraded dollars the
new debts OF the country, by far the
bulk OF the Indebtedness. will be paya-
Bile in gold.
Circumstances Will not permit debtors
to be SO dishonest as some of them hope
to be. They will have to be honest in
spite OF themselves and the free silver
crowd.
But banks and others holding trust
funds now-all who hold %anybody's
money which they are not required to
pay in: gold-may pay in the cheapest
dollar they a Gnd, and; that Is the dol
lar they will pay In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
Let Him Down Easily.

Brooklyn Life: The young man pick
ed up his hat and looked sadly at the
lining.
There is no hope for me?" he asked,
None whatever" replied the beauti-
full girl, her eyes filled with compass.
sion.
When he reached the door, he turned
toward her again.
7 have to thank you for one thing"
he said, bitterly.
What Is that?" she inquired.
You have not told me that you would
be a sister to me"
Il thought OF that" she rejoined, hur-
riedly; "but 1 suddenly remembered"
WHAT" he asked, shortly, as she
stopped.
That I promised this morning to
marry your father"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

The plank respecting the'civIl service
Is still a curiosity. II declares for the
merit system, and yet against the secur-
!itygof a man in his place after he has
reached 1t by good service. The deliver
ance is, in effect, a clumsily phrased bid
for support on the old spells basis.
Nothing more contradictory in terms
has appeared in print since the famous
.distich wherein the permission to go in
swimming was coupled with the solemn
Injunction not to go near the water
Washington Star (Dem.)
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Nothing sows more plainly the bitter
ness reigning in the silver ranks than
the miserable attack made my Mr..
Thurman. of Ohio, degenerate son OF 4
worthy sire. upon Mr.. Bland, OF Mis-
souria This attack Is based upon the
amazing charge that the wife and
daughter OF Mr.. Bland are members of
the, Roman Catholic church. We had
fondly hoped that the bigotry and stu
piditys of this sort OF politics were CON
fined to small men in remote districts
where the influence OF the common
school and the force Of ordinary common
sense were not felt.-New York Times
(Dem.)
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5TrAcHEas INSTITUTE
AZ Jsekson-k Good Astsndanee-Prok.
Cage One ofths Instruetors.


Crayo One ofths I%nstfuetors.
Special correspondence.
JACKSON. w. Va, July s,-Thist - a
busy week In jackson. The teachers
institute IS In session. W. Q, Mills.
lpresldent OF Union College, Buckhan-
non, and F. H Crago. principal OF
Rltchie school. Wheeling, are the in-
stractofs.l Nearly 900 teachers are al
ready enrolled and still they come. On
last night o public session was held, AZ
which Rev. Donahue. Judge Armstrong,
and ]. a. Seaman, esq, gave abort adj
dresses and several teachers and pupils
OF the puhlic school here. gave recita.
tlonS. It was quite q profitable and
,cipall OF the grammar department OF
the Fairnont public schools, Is present
and will remain during the week and Is
rendering valuable assistance. He.
goes TO Roanc county next week to con-
duct the institute at that place. Tho.
citizens here take agreat interest In the
proceedings sof! the institute and hence.
the house istcrpwded at every session.
1t Is the opinion of all who have sex-
pressed themselves, that IL Is one Aof
the best institutes ever held In the
county. D g5
Here. as everywhere else in our state
Just now, polite IS absorbing every.
thing else All eyes are now turned to-
ward Chicago, to know Just what the
grooming ofEthe mountain will bring
forth. Shall 1t be more than q mouse?
The general opinion here, concerning
the money question. among the Re-.
publlcans, Is that the noise made In
favor OF free silver. Is but to hide. II
possible, the vital ~issue-the tarin-and
that when calm thoughtand sober judg-
ment takes the place OF the great irr-
rah, the bubble will, burst, and our peo-i
pie will act with the wisdom that
should govern usSas true and loyal West
VIrginians In this matter. Hon. Warren
Miller thinks there Is nc danger what
ever While the Republicans think
and talk as above mentioned. the DEM
ocrats express themselves as being con-
fident that free silver will sweep the
country. Many OF them are opposed to
free coinage, but anything to keepEinl
power Is their motto. and hence they
swallow anything that may bring about
this much desired result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

The saddest feature Of the convention
for the second days session. as the report
thereof will reach President Cleveland,
was that a resolution. offered In the ere
dental committee, by Senator Hill, In
dorsing the administration. was thrown
upon the table, and that the individual
who thrust his pitchfork in 1t and tossed
1t there, aided and abetted by Q majority
of the committee, vas none other than
Ben Tillman. Verify. these are trouble
some days for the administration and
the remnants of the old line Democracy.
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
(Rep.)
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THE FAITHFUL GUARDIAN.
lie Held the Town while Everybody Else
-A aNt p NYenf EIahinrN al

Went Pi.hing.
Detroit Free Press: I boarded part
of One summer three miles from a
sleepy; little village up IN Maine. One
atteFYoonI rode over 10 this Village 10
get Some mall I expected and to execute
sevetal commissions for friends who
were boarding where Twas. jlNi
When. l reached the postofice !, found
y closed. a phenomenally long and
thin nj was lying stlat!0nt his back on
a bench by the p~ostofiice door. He had
an old straw hat over his face, and he
did not remove 1t until asked:
Where's the postmaster"
"Hey?"
'lynere,s the postmaster"
Gone fshin'."
"rhat'sla great idea for a man to close
the postotlce while he goes fishing"
wal. he does It JUS the same. II yer
expectinf any mail We kin go 'raound to
the back door an git In That way an
look for your mall yourself"
Having done this, I said: .rWhere
does the doctor llye?"
Over yander. but he's gone lsh!n.
with the postmaster. His Office Is open,
though. an if ye want any medicine
you KIN walk in an help yourself an
pay the dock next timejyc see Sim"
rs, there a barber In this town."
Yes; but he's gone fishin' with the
pos master and the dock. His shops
open an he left word with me that any
one that wanted to could go In an shave
theirsalves1 0ri five cents"
Not caring to avail myself OF these
reduced rates" I asked:
Is there n blacksmith shop here? My
horse has cast a shoe2" n,
"Thar's a blacksmith here an a blam-
ed good one, but he's gone fshIn, with
the boys. His shops open. though, an,
there's fire in the forge II We want to set
the shoe yourself"
placer"
Il dunno us ye kin. Old Square Hobbs
taxes one an l reckon he'd loan It to ye,
put MIN an the dock have got q bet OF a
n'cent sesgarG up that one o. 'em kin.
ketch more fish than the other In three
hours. an the old square went fishin'.
WIFI, the, others to get that secgar nut o.
the dock"
is there any man in the town who
hasn't gone fishing?"
Me. he drawled out.
why din't you igo?" h
"ketch me a traipsin' way over to
Higgins pond more'n a mile from hyar
In the dust an HEATH Not much! ANY
how, l thought somebody ort to stay
hyar and hold the town down"
AND when l rode away he was hold
ing the bench down with his hat over
his face and his ya%rd-long arms crossed
Imply over his hollow chest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
The Genuine Not Apprecin,ed.

Judge: Summer Sojourner lat a,
neighborlngS farmhouse)-You don't
need to send over any more milk. I've
engaged the mllkman to bring 1t.
Farmer-You have. hey? What's the
matter with my milk?
Summer Sojourner@-Matter? Why, It
was disgusting to look at Every morn
Ing 1t was covered with a thick yellow
scum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
Prottdet OF a High Priest OF Folly.

Only a genius or a,high priest OF folly
could have written a more remarkable
document than the platform that has
been offered at Chicago. Starting with
the free silver idea, the evident desire
of the platform writer's has been to spear
as viclously as possible Mt everything In
sight. The venom begins with the Pres
iident, who. while not recognized as n
present executive or n factor II, history.
is Ignored directly, and abused Indirect
~ as earnestly as possible.-Pittsburgh
Times, (Rep.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
-Anhpnrnl forh..i,innr..

The man who Is charitable to himself
Will listen TO the mute apcaifo assistance,
inadcIby his stomach, orr Ills liver, iu2tlios
shane OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ind sun.I
easy sensations IN tho rcgionaa of the
Stumuch BlttOrs.t mylQcnr. air. or mndnm-
!ahfthe. cnsc. may! be-isSwhnt YOU, rqqulrcs
ihcartbiilrnT. Wind FiGS1tSdSstomuaUcihG, or Totnn;
that your skip.nr5 tho whites of your eyed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

ABERDEEN, 5. D.. July{o.-From z
last night to 6 this morning the state Re-
publican convention WINS In, session wlth-l
out a recess. The session ywns fruitful.
IN dramatic incidcnts, Including n bolt
90 twenty Sioux Falls delegates over tie;
plank md the announcement OF
Sioux Irailg5 &rgus-Lcnder, 2thc}lcading
paper. In the gtatsf TINT hc would support
the Republican, ticket and platform. Tile
ticket nominated is r. s. GnmbIe, and,
c. ]! Crawford for congressman: A.ggO.g
Ringsrud. for goycrnor;SSa d. Hindmnn,
llic~utentant governor; ". H.SsIllddle. sec,
rotary OF stnte:f Ii g. Phillipg, trtusur-
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The Rev. Up-to-datc.

Puck: Mrs. Dorcas-The congrega-
ton Is going to make up O purse and
send the minister away for the summer
on a trip.to the Holy Land. @
Dorcas-That's a first class idea. He'll
come back In the fall and deliver a
course OF sensational crmon on the
imm3ralltics of ParIs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
A Happy Excuse.

Cleveland Plalndcalcr: Gildcr-7Say,
Briggs, old boy, one moment. How do,
you stand on the financial question: The.
time ls at hand when every man should
come out and declare himself. This Is a,
serious matter and It must be met.
Briggs-15Ncuse. me. old fellow, but
there, Is another serious matter that
must be met. i5iis
Gilder-Wfats that?
Briggs-My mother in-law on the IL
o'clock trnln, GOolby, 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

10 y! psB RKESai ss r5ssiSsss
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II some man wants a good, hot time at
the convention he should. when 1t gets
down to the season OF nominations, rise
and say: ""Mr. Chairman, I wish to mem
tlon for this high office q man whom
you all know. ! allude to Grover Gle"
and II he remains alive up to that point
he would best break for the door while
his legs yet stick to his body.-Ex-
ct,ange ENE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Town Topics: What interested YOU
most" he asked, during the dinner ta-
bic talk this evening""
oh" she said, the electloneering ar
Guments, l suppose"
Yes" he responded, putting his arm
gently but firmly around her waist. Il
a protectionist.n 3s
But said she coyly. "are you fully
up to my gold standard?'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Free coinage Of silver at ls to / means
trobbing the government OF half an
ounce OF gold every time sixteen ounceS
OF silver arc. coined. And robblng the
whole people who pay the governments
bllls.-New York Press (Rep,)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Democracy now holds in her wrinklcd
banda banana peeling thinking to ind
beneath'it something papitable and nu-
triclous.-CIncinnati Times Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

with q nice regard for a tradition
5m5se than half a century old the mad
Mon OF Chicago declined to overthrow
theSrule requiring a vote of t%wo-thlrds
OF the convention to nominate a ticket.
They preferred to overthrow n rule as
old as the moral code and steal enough
seats 10 give them the necessary ma
jority.
The nice discrimination must excite
general admiration. The two-thirds
rule stands ~invlolate. Only ordinary
decency and common honesty are vIo-
lated. The, result Is Just as satisfactory
as though It had been decided that n
bare majority would be enough to noml-
nate this time.
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IGiYes

When the cold facts OF the case are
looked squarely In the face II does look
like madness for the Democratic party,
to attempt to carry the country for free
sllvtr.-Rlchmond Times DENY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

New Haven Register: you don't
read novels as much us you used to, Mr..
Beverly??"
mo, there are so few women In nc
ton nowadays that are fit to associate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for; anyicuse Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned have known F.
u Cheney for: the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly h%onorable.i In all
business transactions and financially
able to! carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
SHEsTj& TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
WALDING.a SKINNAN "a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system.
Testimonials sent free Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
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cr:3 II. e. Mayhem, auditor; 8. ". jones'
attorney general. John Lockhart land
commissioner.
CURRENT COMMENT.

Here Is another wonder OF the English
langiage=-two definitions OF the word
bolt.t i
chewing"
"Bolt-To refuse to swallow at ALL
Chicago Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

The Popullsts OF the First congress:
sional district OF West Virginia want
Dcbs for President. Isn't Debs likely to
support the Chicago ticket?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

What tho Register has to do Is to show
that It's bill against Ohio county Is rea-
sonable and just. 1t Will have the op-
pOriunitY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

The IntellIgencer's Chicago dispatches
indicate that West Virginia state poll
tics is not altogether forgotten at the
seat of war. We shall know more about
IL later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

ne put Out. Mr.. Gee. Fred. Williams
and his crowd should remember. also,
that a man who has money rarely COM
pels another man 10 borrow 1t from him
at the point Of arsyolyer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
Democratic Party Sized Up

New Orlcons Plcayunc: There nr1 men
who think reform consists OF unaoing
what others have done. !Ti9
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Oh. let me so. and talk no more OF lowing!
Seek you some other. milder maid to WOO.
I'd rather chase the wild deer through the
forest: iz So
I'd rather heed the winds wild voice than
oh, let me go! Hold me not so,
Quick. let me SO! 1 was not made to WOO.
oh. let me stay, since Love at last has
tanned me-.
Pray, you. dear lad, seek no new maids
to WOO. So
All my wild ways lie buried in the forest:
All my wild heart Is given now to you.
Oh. let me stay! Hold me; for aye! 5a
Dear! let me stay, TO love and follow, you,
Margaret G.. George, In July Lippincott's.
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&ITtS all tho snme,S n slight cold, con-
.gcstcd lungs oriscyere cough. OneJAIln.
utas Cough Cures banlshes them.
Charles r, fGoetze,I corner Twelfth and
Market streets: BoWieE & Company.,
bridgeport: Peabody & Son. ncmwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

YOU need Hoods Safsaparilla to n
rlch.and purify your blood create an APP
petite and give sweet, refreshing sleep.
=
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Rugged but True.
Here IA a large sign displayed by Z
Chicago coffee broker:
"AiBRIEF POLITICAL SERMON.

Free Trade.
Free silver.
Free He'll.
I'VE have had the first. give US the
second, and the third Is sure to follow"
PHILADELPHIA Press,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Tho Best s,tlvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rlicum. fever
sores. tettcr, chuppcd hands. chilblnins.
$corns, and MI skin eruptions, nndsposl-
lively cures plies. or no nay required.
II Is guaranteed to Give 3lierfcct 9sutis-
Efacuong'o money refunded Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company, b55ye
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS


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Health will meet July >, BlEsG IN ChSst,3.
ton. Applicants desiring 10 passithSgs
animation for certIfcRtelt 10 practice mi
ictne In West Virginia are; herebyin otISi
90 nressGt uhenselyes At the atoresiI
". r. EwING. President
= 1u9a Ess&AN tDsDAKER. Secretary.
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Nobody reed have Neuralgia. Get. DR..
Miles Pain Pills from druggists. Ono
cent n dose" slgshB G
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WASTEprpARTY no TAKE ~
ca. A asSsass I fSs q me Bsssa and $Iss
SIGN co. iii Court street. Daytes
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fWANTEp-oiRL TopoSoSNrs
.sI.a s SsssS AsDly
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ToSTlGDLD WATCH oN-rtS
Observation-Disclosures between ssf,jny
Market streets Finder viii III sswl &
bysleaxins sumo 1t this oiilee syWafts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-13

RIVER NEWS.

Business Is rather quiet on the river
but the boats still carry great many
passengers in spite of the low rate
made by the railroad. The Altoona
went 10 Portland this morning and
the Ramona will arrive up from the
metropolis this evening. The Ruth
passed through Salem this afternoon
for Corvallis, which place she will
leave at 7.o'clOck tomorrow morning
for Harrisburg. A number OF mem
bers OF a fraternal order located at
Corvallis will go up on the Ruth "a
far as Peoria where they will unyell a
monument In the afternoon. Steamer
Elnore was held over at Independence
this morning until 1890 O'Clock IN
order 10 bring the G.. A. X. delegation
down the river, She arrived In So.
lem at l:l0p. M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-13
DIED.

JONES.--At the home OF her parent,
near Zena, June H., 1896, Mrs. Rose
Jones, aged about % years, Of con
sumption.
Deceased leaves a husband and one
child, Is months old. Funeral SER
vices were held at o'clock this after
noon and the remains were inferred
in the family burying grounds on the
farm.
DUMARS.-At the family home at
Liberty, Friday night, at 9:45 O'Clock,
June II. 1896, Miss Julia Dumars,
aged 81 years, Of epilepsy.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, at l O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. j. S.
White. Burial at the Catholic Gem
etery at O'Clock.