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scrubbed with a stiff brush. warm water
and white soap. Dry In the sun ana
wind.
Jayelle water will take out spots from
clothing n they are dipped into Il for
moment and then into boiling water
The yellow tinge Will come out py
bleaching.
A good cement for mendlng cracked
stove lids can be made by mixing equal
parts Of wood ashes and common SAT-
with lust enough water 10 form paste
Use when the stove Is cold.
A cooking teacher says that the whites
OF eggs can be beaten most quickly Y u
pinch 90 cream OF tartar IN the propof-
lion OF One-eighth OF a teasp0ontul 10
each egg be first added.
When making coTned beef hash moist
en- Il with a little beef stock, u you nave
ii. In place of water. A pinch OF sugar
added TO the salt and pepper helps TO
bring out the flavor.
MarshmalIow stuffed dates make n
delicious after-dlnner sweet. Remove
the pits from the dates, MI the spaces
with maTshmallow and roll the dates In
powdered sugar. one maTshmalioW
Will stun four dates.
Grease spots can be removed from
carpets by first covering with powdered
chalk. then with soft brown paper, ana
rubbing over the spots so protected with
a hot iron. This Is exceedingly uselui
for dining room use.
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JApANrs RFAsOEs
For Adopting tho Gold staniard-Pe'tl-
WITHDRAWING NIsWI.

A9N ANNINNhG NNN N"Ae Nt"Nf"H"
grew's Ps.slnilslie Views
WASHINGTON, July Z. - Senator
PettIgrew to-day presented in the sem
ate a statement prepared by himself
giving Japan's reasons for adopting the
gold standard, together with transla-
lions OF the new currency law OF that
country, the speech OF the minister OF
finance, Matsukata, In presenting this
measure, and the report Of the Japa-
nese currency commissioner
Mr.. Pettlgrew states that a careful
reading OF the speech Of Count hAtsu-
kata in presenting the measure eon-
yinces him that the gold standard has
been adopted entirely in the interest OF
the creditor classes OF Japan, ana Tor
the purpose of preventing further de-
cline In the purchasing power OF their
credlts The senator also advances the
idea that the manufacturing classea
have been induced To accept the change
by the argument that II would crystal
lie the advantage Japan already has
over gold-uslng countries as a result Of
the appreciation OF gold In the past and
thus perpetuate and make certain her
advantage In the future.
Senator PettigTew says that since the
Chinese war. prices have risen about 80
per cent, and the creditor classes have
become alarmed because OF the general
adoption of the gold standard The
power and Influence OF the creditor
classes in Japan have been greatly en-
HANGED by the debt incurred as result
OF the war. the situation thus present.
ing many features similar to that which
induced Germany'l In 1873, England In
1916, and the United States In 1873 TO
adopt the gold standard.
I'm every instance" says the senator,
"the producers Of wealth are not con.
sIdered, It Is true that the minister OF
finance In Japan argued that the rise IN
price would cut of exports from Japan
and therefore the manufacturing classes
were interested, but he makes no ar
gument which appeals to the farming
classes, Notwithstanding that farming
is the paramount industry of Japan"
Senator Pettlgrew concludes that the
result OF this recent step on the part OF
Japan must be the same there as every
where else, saying; ut cannot help but
result In the further appreciation or
gold and corresponding apparent de-
cline In the value OF silver as well as q
uecllnt III tue kulu price, VI W. piu"u.N'
which will check Japan's wonderful In.
dustrlal prosperity and transfer her in-
dustrles TO China, II China remains on
a silver basis, Already gold has risen
In value sufficient to make profit In
exporting II from Japan and slight
percentage Of advantage in nanufac>
turing all kinds OF goods In China over
the manufacture of like goods in ia
pan"
He concludes that as result japan
will also experience 1.-THE same ruin TO
her agricultural classes that has re-
suited to agriculture In every gold
standard country in the world"
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MAKING READY rOR A JOURNEY.
Things the Fsmlnlno Traveller should
Take with Her.


When preparing for long stay In
any one place 1t is necessary to have
as many changes Of ralment as Circum-
stances will allow,
1t is altogether different when a var
led journey Is to be undertaken, and
for this the less baggage with which
you are encountered the more satIsfac-
tory will prove your journey.
When you intend goins from place to
place, first select q satchel which Is not
too big to be easily handled.
Do not select one OF chose beautiful
and tempting satcheis that attract tha
eye with their display OF sterling silver
TASKS. bottles. brushes and what not.
Each one Of these articles adds to the
weight OF the satchel. as well as taking
up a vast amount OF valuable space.
The station platforms are usually OF
great length In large cities and as II is
not always possible to get a porter to
carry your heavy aatchel for you, make
the weight as Hight as possible.
You can take a Journey extending
over a month with nothing more than
you will be able to pack into one small
trunk.
Let tallor-made gown be your first
consideration, and when ordering the
material, give orders that II Is TO be
sponged. thus doing away with an
danger OF the material either shrinking
or becoming spotted II caught In a sud
den shower.
Two silk waists, one light and one
dark, and three or four shirt-walsts VIII
be sufficient to prevent any feeling OF
shahblness or discomfort.
II is hest to carry one partly worn
skirt with you, which may befutilized
for rainy weather. or for climbing
mountains. or other hard work.
Let night dress always ind a place
in your satchel. even when the journey
is to be a short one, for trunks fire.
quently go astray, even under the best
management.
Do not neglect to tack a small card
onto your trunk with name and address
plainly written out.
Into your satchel pack brush and
comb, toothbrush and wash cloth. a
towel, n package of soap. sheets. some
listerine. tooth powder, o button hook.
cushion with flannel leaves for nee
dies, some cotton and sewing silk. sells
sors. and small flask OF good liquor,
package OF mustard leaves and some
jamaica ginger
While II is best to be courteous and
polite to all with whom You come in
contact, II Is not prudent to become in
Innate and TO form violent friendships
with persons who may happen TO travel
with you. on the other hand, do not be
80 exceedingly stlff and stand-offlsh
that none will venture TO approach you
under any circumstances,
There Is happy medium at which one
should aim upon all occasions, most es-
pecially when weeks of constant COM
panionship on boat or train leaves but
little chance to avoid those to whom we
do not feel particularly drawn.
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Mice abhor camphor and win not Wis.
II drawers or closets In which II is kept.
Mice are very fond OF pumpkin seeds
and can be caught In traps balted with
them.
An old pen put into the ink well Will
preserve to a great extent the acid In
the ink wearing out the pens In use.
a teaspoonful OF powdered borax
added to n pailful Of water In which
fine fannels are washed VIII keep them
soft and white.
Cakes can be easily removed from the
baking pans " the hot pans are stood
for n moment on a wet cloth and then
Inverted at once.
Many dropping flowers win freshcn
wonderfully II the tips OF the stems are
trimmed on and the ends then held in
hot water for few moments.
Paint, after II becomes dry and hard.
can be removed from clothing by using
equal parts Of ammonia and turpentlnc,
First saturatc the spots and wash out
In goapsuds.
n tinted willow furniture Ia very
dusty, wash In clear water, using Il
brush In the creyices and dry In the
shade. Willow or rattan furniture In
the natural color may be thoroughly
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GOV ArxINsOE's ADDRESS
AZ the COMMENCEMENT Of the Kentucky
school OF Medicine.

RNANUA " NAANhNRANf
Al the recent commencement of the
Kentucky school of medicine, held at
Macauleys Theatre, Louisville, Cover
nor G. W. Atkinson delivered the
Electorate Address" The following
reference to his part In the programme
Is taken from the Louisville CONNER
clal:
"The Doctorate address by George
Wesley Atkinson, "the brilliant and
popular governor OF West Virginia,
as he was introduced by DR.. Woody,
was the feature OF the evenings enter
talnment.
1T was a masterpiece Of forcefui ora
tory and strong ideas He began by
saving that the only difference between
the doctor OF divinity and the doctor OF
medicine, was, as the old proyerb put
II, one used faith and prayer and the
other used faith and pills From this Ito
drew the lesson that oil who had their
life's work before them should begin
with faith In themselves and the call
ing to which they had come for their
livelihood. Above all this, 20 have faith
In Almighty God.
at seems 10 me-" he said. ito be a
crime to always mean well and never
accomplish well being, Men achieve the
greatest good who have the highest
Ideas and who strive to make practical
those ideas. Success comes with en-
thusIasm In the cause which one fol-
lows up and in industry"
The speaker continued hv saying that
the equipment OF educ on was the
first great essential in the great battle
before them. Merit viii always find Its
Just reward sooner or later The great
men who are truly great, no matter IN
what obscure walks OF life they are,wlll
always be found out and rewarded ac-
cording to their accomplishments
The speaker then spoke OF courage
and pointed out the true kind which
was needed to fight the great battles Of
the world. He eloquently clted many
examples OF this from the pages OF his
tory.
"rhe grandest attribute OF the human
heart" he said. us human sympathy
and love OF mankind for his fellow
sufferers"
From this he drew fine lesson,polnt-
ing out where the physicians calling
came closely in touch with the spirit.
He concluded with an appeal to the
ambitions OF the students, The middle
walks OF the profession. he said, may
be full to overlooking, but for the hard
workers and sincere seekers after fame
and fortune there was always room at
the ton
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Purchase shin OF beef. cover with
cold water, aud put on the fire, where
II will heat slowly Add two bay leaves
come onion Juice (which may be pro-
cured by squeezing half an onion In n
iemon.aqueczerH, ZONE pepper and salt.
Boil gently for four hours then re-
move the meat and strain the llauld.
stand away until the following day.
when perfectly cold, n solid cake Of Tat
VIII have formed over the surface RE-
move this and stand the stock away In
n cold place until ready for use. wash
thoroughly one peck Of peas, aholl and
put the shells In pot ~ water boil
until the shells nre soft; then strain the
water on aud put Che peas into II 10
boil when the peas are sufficiently
cooked mash them through n coliandor
Into the llquid IN which they were bolt
ed, and ada MI logolher 10 tho stock,
Stir thoroughly and heat, Season to
tuHtn
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summer Excursion Ticket, OIL MonOnga-
htla River.

Commencing June /, the Monongahela
River Railroad Company will sell round
trip summer excursion tickets to Webs
ster Springs. w. Va. and return. The
location OF Webster Springs IL sixteen
miles from Cowen, w. Va. Tickets are
printed to read via Cowen and hack line
between Cowen and Webster Springs,
though II passengers holding Webster
Springs tickets desire TO visit Camden
on-Gauley, these tickets will be honored
for passage Cowen to Camden-on-
Gauley and return without extra
charge.
The new and commodlous hotel. con-
tanning sixty guest rooms, will be OPP
ened about June 1b,afterwhlch time ans
pie accommodations will be af-
forded for a large attendance,
Tickets on sale June 1, TO September
20, inclusive. and good returning until
october 81, 1897:
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coNsTANTINoPLE, July T. = Rus
sIa has sent circular note to the pow
ers suggesting that steps be taken to
expedite the conclusion OF peace be-
tween Greece and Turkey. This action
is regarded here as being OF the great
est Importance and as Indicating that
Russia desires to forestall n similar pros
posal upon the part OF the other powers.
Both the palace and the Turkish min
listers were Immediately informed OF
Russla's action. The German am
bassador here has received fresh and
precise Instructions 10 Insist upon Tur-
Keys acceptance OF the strategic from
tier proposed by the powers.
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BE STRONG AND HEARTY.
How to lie Strong and Fall of Llfo aud
NlCor,

Nigor.
II you starved for two days you would
feel as weak as n cat
Proof enough that your food Is The
cause OF your strength.
II your stomach Is sick, you're starv-
ms away your strength Slowly, per-
haps. but none the less surely.
You feel Il yourself,
You have nausea, loss Of appetite,
headache, glddlncss. pain In the stom-
1ch. loss OF strength, spirits aud am
billion.
What do you think? That IT'S your
head?
nut It's NOT. IT'S simply your slom-
ach.
Food Is strength, Stomach makes It
avTlnble II stomach won't work. food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will, IN q
few doses, make your stomach well and
help your food make you strong
Who wouldn't be strong? Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial
Sick, tired, weary men and women,
those who are wording their bodies and
bralns too hard, will ind relief and
strength IN Shaker Digestive Cordial.
II makes strength. II makes health.
II makes Happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine, he a
cordial
RS pleasant To take, and more than
pleasant In LIS results.
For sale by oil druggists OF 10, 2S, 10
cents aud 81 u bottle.
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Cherry stones are saved by careful
housewives for the winter, for sown into
n bag of soft flannel they are the incest
bed warmer for cold night that could
be imagined Cherry stones viii keep
the heat longer than waterbags and are
pleasanter on account Of their being soft
and pllable. When warmed on stove
with the necessary care so they will not
burn, they will keep the heat for num-
Der OF hours. Smaller bags may he
made In the same way and used for To-
cal applications OF hent handwarmers
to be carried in nuns or for the warm
Ing OF shoes.
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Angel Cake.

Measure one-half pint OF the whites
OF eggs sometimes ten and sometimes
twelve are required for the correct
amounkJ Beat until quite light then
lightly stir in three-quarters OF pint
OF grannlated sugar and half q tea
spoonful OF vanilla, or II preferred, a
few drops OF bitter almond. Mix to-
gether hy sitting six times one tea
spoonful OF cream OF tartar with a halt
a pint OF fi0ur After sitting, add
lightly 10 the egg and sugar, stirring
but little after the -four y added, or
the cake win be tough. Bake for three
quarters OF an hour ina Turks head.
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AMERICAN COOKING.
mo Table Here Ia, variety 1t Lack.
Abroad.

AbrOhu,
From the modest standpoint Of the
kitchen comes Fourth OF July refec-
ton upon the merits of American ver-
sus international cookery,
How delicious everything tastes"
exclaimed the expatrlated Americans on
returning TO their native land. Good
coffee. which we rightly consider lndls-
pensable, can scarcely be had abroad In
hotels, unless II be in Paris. Every
one agrees In declaring English hotel
coffee to be undrinkable. It seems 10 be
q preparation of chicory, pure and sim
pie. or TO have taste of Kerosene or
ether about II. Even IN private houses
In London coffee is not furnished. I'M
les. especial request Is made for II, and
Il never has the aromatic taste Of the
American breakfast drink. Tourists go
ing over the continent are often dlsap-
pointed at having everything taste alike
in the hotels and very few native dishes
being served This Is because the Eu-
ropean hotels universally employ
French or pseudo-French cooks who
present uniform bill OF fare In France.
Spain, Austria and Germany.
Americans when at home fare stump
tuously every day our markets bring
TO our dinner tables all sorts OF articles
OF food which cannot be had abroad.
The European cook has been forced to
devise new sauces 10 disguise the pow
erty OF materials So Il happens that
the American abroad learns to weary Of
the uniform international cookery"
and to return with undisgulsed pleasure
to the flesh pots OF his native land.
Perhaps the French cook thinks more
about culinary affairs than we do: but
that is because we know more by ex-
perlence what good eating means. 1t Is
a materiallstlc view OF tho mattcr, per-
haps. but we cannot on such an occa-
sion refrain from little flourishing Of
our stars and stripes, even II It be from
the Kitchen window.
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Th, Monongah,la RI,.r lnIIronh co.

on Sundays during the present SUM
mer the Monongahela River Railway
Co., will sell round trip tickets between
all points at one fare for the round
trip NO ROUND TRIP FARE TO
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This gives
the people OF Clurksburg chance to
visit Falrtnont and the Falrmont peo-
at n cost OF only nifty cents. This Is
"fomethlnE new" for West Virginia,
ana II IL hoped that the people Will
show their appreciation Of these low
rates by patrOnlzlng them. tth&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08

July is, 1896 our store. four dwell
ing houses and three barns were wash
Ell away by food. Soon after the
community was visited by an epidemic
OF bloody fiux. In short time we sold
ten dozen Of Chamberlaln's Cole. Chol-
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy and in every
case where 1t was used the results were
ali that could be desired; In fact our
physicians admitted that II would do
more toward bringing about a cure OF
flux than they could do."-BUSH &
KNISLEY. Auburn, W. Va, oct. s,
1895. For sale by druggists.
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n,a,h orpromIn,n, EngIn.sr.

PITTSBURGH. July 7,-col. James
Andrews, one of the most prominent
mechanical engineers of the country,
died at his home In Allegheny yesterday
OF Drlghts disease. Colonel Andrews
was associated with Capt. James b,
Eads In the construction OF the Missls-
slppi jettles and the st. Louis bridge.
He was also deeply interested in the Te-
huantepec ship railway project He
was sixty years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08

THEY are dnndlcs" snld Thos. Bow.
ors, Of the Crockett, Texas, Enterprise,
while wrltlnu about DeWllrs Little
Early lllgcrH, tho famous little pllls fhr
sick headache and disorders NJ tho
stomach aud liver Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets.
Chatham Sinclair Forly.hyth aud Jn-
Streets ENloy Bros, Penn and Zane
streets, Bowie a CO., bridgeport.
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Put three heaplng teaspoonfuls OF
English breakfast tea in pot, and
barely cover with boiling water Let It
stand for one minute; then pour OFF the
water, but do not use It. Pour on 1t one
teaspoOnful OF Jamaica rum and one
quart and a pint Of freshly boiled wat
err Serve with slices OF lemon and pull
verified sugar. Some like few drops
OF vanilla extract added, but this is a
matter OF taste.
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Excursion 10 Atlantic city &c. Reduced
Hates via H. A. IL

Tho baltimore 4 ohio H. II. will In.
nugutnlc u series NJ popular excursions
10 Atlantic city, Cape May and Sea Iaio
city during the summer season. Tho
irnt 0f the series N announced for
Thuwdny, July Mh The tickets VIII
BE- good for twelve days, ana allow Ftop
on ~ Washington IN the return trln
Trains leave II, n ~ depot, Wheeling
l2g9, 90 1855 q. m, Zoo aud biO " M
trlp SO Cdrfpapnndlngly low tntrs
from other stations.
For further Information address
nearest u. q o. JgonL
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. SYMPTOMS ol1turc intense Itch.
Ing md singing; most nj night worse
by scratching. n allowed Ia continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ul.
corOtc, becoming very sore, SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding heals liberation, and In most
cases removes the tumors At drug
Elsts or by mail. Cor 30 cents, Or.
swnync q Son, Philadelphia tthsSw
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IL. u, BOWLES,
]. a, F1CKINGER, General supt.
Vice Pres. and Gen, Man, tth&s

W. b. JOHNSON, Newark. o.. says.
zone Minute Cough Cure saved my
only child from dying by Group" II
has saved thousands OF others suffering
from Group, pneumonia, bronchitis. and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
Charles H. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
and Jacob streets; a. u. Scheclc, No. COZ
Main street; ENley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie n Co. Bridgeport.
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ATHENS. July Z. - The Asty says the
creditors OF Greece are disposed to ad-
vance the e4,OOO,0eO required for the
Turkish indemnity, repayment OF the
sum to be guaranteed by the receipts
from the existing monopoly on tobacco
and from the stamp revenues their ad-
administration being placed under the
control OF a financial body In which the
creditors will have three representa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08

The Ohio River Railroad viii sell OK .
curslon tickets to Nashville for tho
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
Exposition at rate " $3.50 for the
round trip from Wheeling tickets ilml-
ted 10 eleven days. Information ~ 10
tlmo Of trains win be furnished hy John
nnlllc, CITY Ticket Agent Twelfth and
Market streets, ana I, q romllnson,
Ticket Agent, linton station,
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Boil one quart OF milk. and when cool
stir In one quart Of cream; then add
gradually, three cups Of sugar and the
yolks OF six eggs, wen beaten togeth-
or Pare and slice one plnt Of peaches
measured after slicing), and add 70
the custard. When ready 10 freeze beat
until stlff the whites OF the eggs ana
add at the last moment Ripe berries
may be used instead Of the peaches II
preferred Freeze according to instrue-
tons given with your freezer,
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Little neck clans should DO delivered
but short time before they are served,
and should be 80 placed that they will
be Icy cold but at the same time kept
free from the dripplngs OF the ice. Cow
er each plato with crisp cold water
cross. and over this place generous
supply Of crushed ice, then the CLAIMS.
and serve promptly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July John
Reynolds. for thirty years publisher of
the odd Fellows Tallsman, and one Of
the best known odd Fellows In the
United States. II dead at his home In
this city. MIR, Reynolds was seventy
years OF age and had been for several
years suffering from fatty degeneration
of the heart
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FOR WOMANKEND.
Some Suggestions as to the Man
agement Of a Picnic.
ASYSTEM MUST Be PLANNED

10 Make Evsr,thlnE Tarn oat PisAaAni-
Iy-Am,rieAa CookinE-Ths Table Menu
IN ths United states Has Variety
II Lacks In Many Oihsr coHnirisa.
ssms Timely Recipes whatA Feminine
Traveller should Take with Her ON
.Joarnsy-HousshoId Hintl.