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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18
Boov YoR POOR MOTHERS.
ChiIdron'S Iyhooping Cough Relieved b.
Sulphur FBuss a tlie Gas Hose.


ChiIdron,s Ighooping Cough Relieved by
Sulphur FBmss a. tlie Gas H0use.
A gashoase in tenament district is
looked upon as blessing by the p9or
mothers Of small children. The fumes
OF the gas are considered to 81 a soyer.
alen remedy for all infAntile diseases Of
the chest and throat. Whooplng cough
d undoubtedly relieved by the powerful
Odor OF gas tar. Nearly every morning
women with shaWls over thor heads
and children in their arms walt outside
Of the tashouse door until the watch
man lets them In. gays the New York
World. 100
Where there Is an epidemic Of whoop-
Ing cough there Is q continuous process
sion OF anxious mothers carrying choK-
ing and gasplng infants TO the gas snni-
tarium. The women are never rslt'seu
admittance.
houses are opened the women are taken
10 the "boxroom, which has an iron
roof and brick aoor. Long rows OF
huge iron boxes filled with limo are
mink IN the ground. The gas Is passed
through the lime to purify it. During
the process Il loses great deal OF
ammonia and sulphur; the lime soon be-
comes choked with Impurities and the
lime Is renewed!
When the renewal takes place the
women bring in their children and
stand around the iron boxes. The lbs
are removed by machinery. disclosing
the lime on iron grating9. A very pun
gent and penetrating odor cuisines out
filling the room and making even
healthy people gasp 1t Is this door
which Is believed to relieve whoopinG
cough, AS the lids are drawn back the
mothers crowd forward with their
children and hold them over the boxes
40 that they may get the utmost effect
from, the odots. After little while the
whooplnR ceases and respiration be.
comes much easier. The ammoniacal
odors seem to cut the phlsgm in their
little Threats and lessen cough
Formerly the lime boxes were renew
cd every day or 80, but now ten days Is
the interval between each renewal.
When the fumes begin to die away lne
children ore taken away from the boxes
and hurried home by their mothers.
The Odors nre not n positive cure Out
they give great relief
The remedy is an old one, ana ltS
value has been tested by many years
experience. Pastllles are made espec-
tally for whooping cough. which can pc
burned in room and reproduce almost
exactly the fumes of the gas lime. There
is nothing quite so good as the smell
from the lime boxes themselves, now
ever, and as It costs nothing 1t IL
boon to the poor women OF the tene-
ment-house districts.
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The executive committee of the ed
yIsory board of. the A. p. A. having re-
solved that any Of the Republican pres-
Identlal possibilities except Mckinley
will do. representatives of the African
race are invited to meet in washington
to consider the same question. The ex-
ecutlve committee of the advisory board
of the Al P. A., 1t will be remembered.
sat in Warrington and saw the light
break there.
II the scheme continues to work the
colored Representatives will discover
that Mckinley will not do at all and
that any of the others win suit. Ger
taiuly this will not exhaust the list.
Other Representatives OF other persons
and other things can be got together in
the sams interest and induced to reach
the same conclusion.
The presidential trust will put them in
as fast as they can be caught. And af-
terit allithe representatives of the whole
Republican party will meet In st. Louis
and make their nomination without any
regard to the executive committees Of
advisory boards or anything of that
sort.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

General Thomas Cllngman, Of North
Carolina. who gained fame as CONF
mander Of confederate troops during
the war and was at one time a United
States senator, is an applicant for ad-
mission to the Confederate Soldiers
home at Raleigh. He Is elghty-th
years Of age and is helpless and without
resources OF any kind.
Tho state superintendent Of public In
struction, Charles r. Skinner. calls pub
lie attention to the fact that May 4, 1895.
will be the Tooth anniversary of the
birth Of Horace Mann, whose life was
unseltishly devoted to educational
work. 1t Is proposed that schools
throughout the country have exercises
suited to the anniversary.
George II. Mehl of Rochester. has
one of the most Interesting numtsmatic
collectors in the country, and his col
lection Of '.shin-plasters" is especially
good, its intrinsic value being nearly
$1,000.
Professor Theodore Mommsen, of the
Berlin university, at the special rec
characterization Of the Italian minister Of
public instruction, he's had sne freedom
Ct the Eternal City conferred upon him.
Ezra Fl. Snow, seventy years old, the
inventor of many popular games. and
at one time printer with James G.
Blaine on the Kennebec Journal. died
at East Orange, N. j., a few days ago.
Sir Robert Ball. the astronomer, thinks
the time is approaching when poster
ity will be able to construct machinery
that will be worked directly by the heat
of the sun.
The will of John Pope, vice president
of the American Tobacco Company, at
Richmond, Va. bequeaths an estate of
Si,75O,OOO to his brother and three Sis
ters
Minister Terrell, who IS home from
Turkey on leave Of absence, is visiting
his aged mother, who lives in Lynch
burg, Va.
Justin Mccarthy has received some
thing like $4,000 as his share of the
proceeds of the sale Of his History Of
our Own Time"
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,yna, a pemoere.lp sud ,Lay Do.


The New York World, commenting on
Senator Tlllman's saying that 1t is time
for the Democratic party TO split, asks
him and those who agree with him
whether they have thought what q
sweeping Republican victory would
mean. Not waiting for TIlIman to make
reply, the World proceeds:
We can tell Senator Tillman what I
would mean for South Carolina. 1t woui1
topple over in year the oltgRrchy OF
white ignorance which he has set up N
the state OF Calhoun and Preston ana
Hampton. It would provide that suffrage
shouid be equal, and that the minority
should rule. even though II be black. or II
would reduce South Carolina's represent
tatIon In Congress and the Electoral Col
leee. And II would apply the same medl-
cine In other southern states where cum
nthgly devised laws have taken tlR place
Of force and fraud In restricting the
suffrage"
Well is not an olIgarchy of any
kind good thing to topple over?
should any state he ruled by ON dig
archy OF ignorance II 1t can help itself
By lawful means? Should not the suff-
rage be made equal? Should not the
majority rule in this country. even
though 1t be not white majority?
Democrats of all sorts and conditions
used to deny that in. certain southern
states the suffrage was restricted, that
Is to say, the colored vote was SUPPRESS
ed, by force and fraud. Then they got
over denying the fact and said that
they had found a better way. This bet
ter way is shown In the "enpfEnsly DE-
vised laws" concocted in South Carolina
by the Tillman crowd to keep the negro
from voting.
II a sweeping Republican triumph
would accomplish that the World tells
Of andlif Democratic split be necea-
sary to make sure of this result, the
sooner the split comes the better We
do not hope for so much as the World
foresees, but we do think sweeping
Republican victory the best thing that
can come to the country.
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The New York Evening Post names
West Virginia among the southern
states that would be doubtful this year
IL the Democratic nominee for the pres
Idency should stand for free coinage of
silver. Bless the Evening Posts soul.
West Virginia has passed that point
BY all the signs West Virginia will give
her electoral vote to the Republican
ticket this year Bear In mind that in
1892 the Democrats carried this state by
1000 and in 1894 the state swung the
other way by more than $4,000. The
Mountain State Is out Of the woods 'for
keens."
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En.., ofWn.hlngton Atmospners

Colonel A. L. conger, of Ohio, has
broken out in Washington. He says he
is for Mckinley, but fears that the Ohio
mans pace Is too swift and rather
thinks that Harrison may be the nomi-
nee. Four years ago Brother conger
was dead against Harrison, oil along Of
an appointment. 1t is interesting to
note the effect of washington atmos=
phere on some minds. 1t enables them
to see through a milestone with no hole
In 1t and without resort to fiuorescent
tubes and cathode rays. Colonel Con-
ger is right In the swim.
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The very large attendance every
where at the first base ball games of the
season shows once more that the sport
has not lost its hold on the people. In
come cities the late Corners had to be
turned away. This promises to be a
great year for the national game.
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After q complimentary vote to Brad
ley the Kentucky delegates are to vote
for Mckinley as long as he is in the
held. There is a "favorite son" vote
that brings no comfort to. the combine
OF the volunteer bosses. Their move
ment In Kentucky is altogether mis-
carriage.
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AThorh IN the DemocFa1c Flesh'
Nothing is to be gained against Sec
retary Carlisle by reminding the coun-
try that in 1873 he denounced the act of
1878 as = the most gigantic crime of this
or any other age" He has learned
something in eighteen years.
While he was denouncing he declared
that thu act of 1873 would ultimately
entail more misery upon the human race
than all the wars, pestilence and fam
Inc that ever occurred in the history of
the world" He knows now that he
was mistaken then, and he has the wis
dom and courage to go by his better
lights.
Secretary Carlisle IS a thorn in the
flesh OF the free silver men because he
can learn and they cannot
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Candidates for party's nomination
should be careful how they circulate or
cause to be circulated stories intended
to hurt their opponents in the primary
contest. After the primary those stories
may have to be run down In the inter-
est OF the party When so many candi-
dates are in the field as the Republican
party has this year he is n very wise
man who knows who will he on the
ticket after the primary voting.
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which m Ist enter most into any specFi-
lation as To the value Of the bonds. At
this dmeIa Cuban bond cannot be called
first dlsss investment. but It may
prove much better than an ordinary
speculation.
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Observe those Democrats who are
eager to know the admInIGtratlon's
choIi,e for President that they may rise
up IL their might and smite him hip
andithIgh. The shrewdest thing the nd
minlslratlon could do for its "fRvorlte
SOM would be to oppose him with vim
and vlE6r. That might bring him VIC
tory ia the national convention.
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saward's Coal Trade Journal pub
fishes nm interesting and valuable Vir-
ginla and West Virginia number. Gov
ernor MacCorkle contributes a paper
dealing with West vlrElnIa's coal de-
velopment and the possibilities in the
future. There is portrait and a sketch
Of senator EIkIns, who has done very
much to make West Virginia coal fac
Tor IN the marriott
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II the Register thinks lt-a lendish
scheme to have an open ballot At the
Republican primaries, what does It
think Of an open ballot at the Demo-
cratic primaries?
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1t Is not nice for any Democrat to say
out loud that Mr. cleveland's ponderous
form obscures the horizon. There is a
great deal Of horizon in this great
countrv
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.
COPP & DRMORR.
GENERAL AGENTS.
FoB Said.

Splendid house, u rooms aud large nal az.
with large lot, Chaplinc st., Fifth Waru'
cheap on easy terms. =, an.
St. easy terms, 5000
House, rooms, 18th ST., 500. -,
House, rooms; Jacob St, Centre WheeI-
Ing, easy terms, $1,000
House rooms and hall. Market street,
Centre Wheeling cheap, Si.2D.
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling, iGth q.
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling. 18th St
House, rooms. nth st., SLIGO, :, ...u.
House. rooms ana mn, WIN al n 1Tnnirn
improvements, Ghupllnu ST. Su""'
House, i rooms nnd hall, 10th st.. $500.
HOUSE, rooms, 18th at, %l,iOO ...
House, rooms. In Belvcdcrc ada 3S5p
House, ID rooms and store room, Main
House, rooms. hal and large lot, 18th
'' iiS Sl'Sv rooms md 6-roomed house in
rear: lot 3ONi2D IT,, 18th st, S,Oll
House, rooms brick. with hall Jacob
st., Centre Wheeling; cheap, $500 -,
House. 9 rooms. Brick EoI ST. ON ward
si ffouse. rooms. N. Market ST.; cheap,
$3.50, ,,.,...,... COO. o,or
House, rooms, Wilson st, Centre
wheeling; easy terms, 800.
ward, ;l,i5c ,,,n,
Hotoi. q rooms, Martins Ferry, o.,
Cheap, on easy terms,
roar Market 1t, bot 18th mud Sth SITS, $S,SVi,
itougc s rooms md hall, bath and both
gngeP, jacob ct, bet, Eth and 18th. $4,000,
Busincs property on Market 81. ut mod
s5oc. 500. $500 $500, 5000 and $500 to loan
on Tcnl estate.
House four room aud stOrcrUom, North
Main street Cheap. on Oaay terms, $3.50,
New hOusO, 0 rooms. with large lot. at
EdVlngtOn Lane, $500
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PR1cBL1sr.

Standard Tomatoes ts-ro). 4,eans....." $50
standard Sugar Corn C2-fb.). s cans. -. 25o
standard Peas (2-ro.). 5 cans fcr........ go
Fancy Sugar Corn (2-rb.l, 4 caua........ ESQ
Fancy Cal. Pluns Ca-ib.), 2 caris......... go
stringless Beans C2-to.). cans for...... 25c
Evap.. Apples, all rings. lbs. for....... 20c
New Cal. Prunes, 5 lbs. for............. ESQ
New Cal. Raistns, ibis. for.............. 25c
New Cal. Silver Apricots, per io........ loc
New Cal. Peaches, per fb............... 20
Fresh Rolled Oats, 10 lbs. for............,25e
Fresh Dat Meal, 10 lbs. for............... $50
Fresh Ginger Snaps, 8 lbs. for.......... $50
Fresh Butter Crackers, s lbs. for........ 95c
Carpet Tacls (S-oz.), per box.......".,. 10
Clothes Pins, per dozen..........."..... 10
Star Candles $50. per fn......""""..s So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18

that he Is welcome to both-the more
Boiss and the more free silver In the
Democratic platform the better some OF
the rest OF US win like IT.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Tea Go.

Tho season is now on when the demand
for Canned Fruit and Vegetables, Evapor-
ated and Dried Fruits increases. We arc
prepared to supply your wants. You will
md our goods and prices both attractive.
We advertise only standard goods.
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1t is true. as the Register says, that
Mckinley buttons are worn by members
of the a. P. A. II Is also true, as the
Register did not have time to remark,
that Mckinley buttons are worn by
Protestants who do not belong to the
A. p. A. and worn by Roman Catholics
and Jews-by all kinds Of Americans
who prefer Mckinley for Predldent'
The Mckinley button is distinctly an
American emblem. It stands for an
Americanlsm that takes In everybody
under the Stars and Stripes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18

The IntellIgencer hopes that in their
primary election to-day the Democrats
may select the best material that is Of
fered. That will be an additional in
ducement to the Republicans to select
their best week hence, The IptelIl-
gencer hopes also that the Democrats
may bring out their full vote to-day.
That Will make 1t possible to determine
with reasonable accuracy what the Re-
publican majority in Ohio county will
be this year.
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acknowledgements.
WHEELING, ApRIL IS, ls00.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

state Delegate Observation-Disclosures,
May Il.
state Nominating conyentiOn-ParkeFs-
burg, July q,
FIRST District Delegate Convention
clafksburG, May 49,
Second District Delegate Convention
Grafton. May Is.
Fourth District Delegate Convention
Huntington. April @
Fourth District Congressional conven'
notwithstanding. July q.
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The cubans have determined to fight
the spaniards with bonds as well as
bombs. In our own war we found the
bonds telling. They went straight to
aha mark
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18

Therssis comment on the fairness Of
the house of representatives in the mat
ter of contested elections. 1t has not
been the habit of Republicans to throw
out men merely because they could.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18

one Of these fine days We shall have
a navy and adequate coast defenses.
and then no second hand foreign power
will think 1T safe to tread on the tail Of
Uncle sans coat.
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MAKE 1t point to see that your
blood is purified, enriched and vltallzed
at this season with Hoods sarsapa-
rilla. II
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6EeetntuEt uun NbAGs
Memphis Commercial Appeal
II sweethearts were sweethearts always,
Whether as maid or wife,
No dron would be half so pleasant
In the mingled draught Of life.
But the sweetheart has smiles and
bushes.
And the wife's have wrathful glitter
For the glow Of the sweethearts eyes.
II lovers were lovers always,
The same TO sweetheart and wife.
Who would change for future Of Eden
The Joys OF thfs checkered ufe? ..t-
But husbands grow grave and silent,
And caro- on the anxious brow
OFT replaces the sunshine that persisted
With the words OF the marriage vow.
Happy is he whose sweetheart
Ia wife and sweetheart still;
Whose voice, as OF old, can charm him;
Whose kiss, as Of old, can thrill.
Who has pluckcd the rose to find ever
It's beauty and fragrance increase,
AS the Aush of passion Is mellowed
In loves unmeasured pence.
Who sees In the step llghtnoss;
Who finds in the form grace;
Who reads an unlltered brightness
In the witchery Of the face
Undimmed and unchanged. All, happy
Is he crowned with such life;
Who drinks the wife pledging tho Sweet
And toasts In the sweetheart the wife.
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A HIGH liver with torpid liver will
not be q long liver Correct the liver
with Dewitt's Little Early Risers, little
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18

1t is hardly true that Governor Nor
ton thinks Of withdrawing in favor of
Mr.. Plat.
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HOUSE palntlng By Ross q. chew. !.
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Now 1t is the Ice man who flatters
himself that he is the people.
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NEW ApvHRTIsRAsRNTs.

WTANTED-Goop DINING M.
w girl; also chambeFmaid. en- =
Hotel Brunswick. SSiriS
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ROSS Z. CHEW seIlg walIlPaper.
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YSHE PERSON WHO DROPPED "A;
article of table linen II front az
Fourteenth street residence to-dav ~
have IL by applying at tits dfIlce, 1fn,jal
property and paying for this adyeFti.s!
mefit. AprilsiG 1885. AMI;
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UyANTED-AA RELIABLE HUsTITs
w to sell our goods Money IN II iS,Ha
right man. Address c. & g., ChSrl.l
town, Portage Co.. Ohio. SbiN
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q AI.EsMEN WANTRb-TR 4 vFIINS
- and local for Mains EveriaItISSi
Leather Suspcnder; best suspendor mSss.
WiLEETT. Detroit, Mon. sni,,L
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VTTANTED-LADH WHO HAS Ms
business experience 20 taEr /, ~
OF our city trade. Address MANGGFB
luteiiiEenccr otliees spiIsS
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1.-THE INTELLIGENcER embracing Its
several editions. Is entered in the POST
ONCE at Wheeling. W. Va, Is second-class
matter.
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TELEPHONE EUMBEas'
Editorial Rooms ss3. Counting Room s2s.
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II lovers were lovers always,
The same to sweetheart and wife.
Who would change for future Of Eden
The joys OF this checkered ufe? .-t-
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The will OF John Pope, vice president
of the American Tobacco Company, at
Richmond, Va. bequeaths an estate of
Sl,750,OOO to his brother and three Sis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18

Minister Terrell, who is home from
Turkey on leave Of absence, is visiting
his aged mother, who lives in Lynch
bT,rp. Uo
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Justin Mccarthy has received some
thing like $4,000 as his share Of the
proceeds of the sale Of his History Of
our Own Time"
The herald., 1896-06-30
FREE SILVER COINAGE,
REPRESENTATIVE VIEWS

means let us have the free coinage Of
silver.
John Campbell-Nothing will save this
country from absolute ruin and finan-
cial disaster but the free coinage Of
silver. The masses of the people de-
mand, and the coming election will de-
eide whether the needs of the majority
of the American people will prevail or
whether Wall street owns the nation:
believe the people will be found equal to
the occasion and elect a free silver man
as president.
]. B. Stannard-The free coinage of
silver is what the people demand, and
what the nation must have before it
can regain prosperous condition.
A. H. Havbaugh-Put me down as an
advocate of free silver. That to my way
Of thinking is the only logical and rea-
sonable settlement Of our financial sys-
tenn.
John Burt-I am in favor Of the free
coinage Of silver at e ratio Of 16 to /;
Under such a monetary system we will
have universal prosperity.