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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05
LINES OF IEy1rY.

Fond MammR-Bob Bobby. what
ever make you so restless? Bobby
Having to keep still SO much, ] sup
posc.-Truth.
The Good Hater-How on earth did
You come to marry such q woman. ha-
ter? II supposed he was converted: l
guess he was only consistent. DE
trolt Journal.
"Now, when you ask papa for me,
be sure to face him like q man." You
bet Will. He doesn't get any chance
at my back if ] can help h."-EteVe-
land Plain-Denler.
Are you unmarrled?" asked the
lawyer OF n Chicago lady he was cross
examining. "Oh, yes" she answered.
with sweet smile, i've been unHnar-
rled three tImes."-CInclnnat CONNER
cIal Tribune.
The Pastor-I don't sec your husband
at church any more? The wlfe-No; he
never goes now. whats the matter?'
why, you know he's vegetarian,
and he says there Is too much meat IN
your sermons TO suit him."-YohkeTs
Statesman.
In Norfolk, at a feast given at the
end OF the harvest, the hostess, think"
Ing TO honor one of the principal men,
asked him to come and sit at her right
hand. THANK you. me lady, but Il it's
all the same 20 you, I'D rather sit OPP
posIte this ere pudden. Tit Bits.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of George
washington. the first president Of
these United States Yeast-'Yes. :"
There is one thing certain; II the pol
icy adopted by him for trutfnlnesS
had been carried out. we never would
have had weather Observation-Disclosures
Statesman.
Trust me, dearest" said he, land
be my bride" I'm opposed to trusts
and combines" was the chilling reply.
Boston Transcript.
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between more loans and more revenue,
there ought to be but one opinion. we
should have more revenue and that With
out delay. hlndraucc, or postponement.--.
From President McKInley's inaugural
address.
T'hIs Is well said. II is a bUsIness-lIke
view OF business question, and the say
Ing does the President credit. In the
good old Republican times we had more
revenue. In recent Democratic times
NO have had more loans, In November
list, among other things the people ex-
pressed Themselves on the more loan poll
oy, and declared against it.
More revenue means money enough to
run the government. and to pay off some
OF It's Indebtedness. More loans means
not enough money to run the govern.
msnt. and the pillnE up more of the
country's Indebtedness. No individual
would regard this as good business for
him, and 1t is not good business for the
nation,
When tho President says that I'VE
should have more revenue and that with
out delay, hindrance, OF postponement."
he makes a statement with which every
thoughtful man will agree.
There may be differences OF opinion as
ia now more revenue may be raised with
the-most advantage to the country, but
everybody knows that we must have
more revenue. The Republican plan IS
to raise as much as possible through the
custom houses. and this OF course Will be
the main feature OF the bill.
The Republican party has been able TO
provide for revenue for the government
and protection to American industries
These objects will be sought in the new
blu and unless all experience misleads
they will be found with benefit to tho
treasury and the people.
In his treatment OF the tariff question
President Mckinley is very conservative.
as he should be. but he abates nothing Of
his strong convictions on the Side of q
protective tariff. He would give to his
countrymen In their own country the
first chance to earn livelihood.
This 10 buslnesslike and American. 1t
IS the policy which has done more than
any other to build up the country. and
give us the industries we have. It is a
policy tn make strong people and a
strong government, in the best sense Of
these words.
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New York Mall and Express: The
addresses Incident 20 the anniversary
celebration OF the Society for the Sup
precision OF vice last night. in Carnegie
hall, were devoted in large measure to
tho growing evil OF that caterer TO
vice and immortality popularity known
as the new journalism" The selec-
lions from the speeches OF Rev. DR..
FRunce and Hon. Charles r. Skinner
state superintendent OF public schools
published in another column, reflect no
nuritanlsm or wanton assault upon the
liberty Of the press, but rather a re-
volt by self-respectinE citizenship
against the most inslduous, and hence
the most pcrilous process OF under
mining the public morality and cor
ruptInS the training OF our youth,
1t Is humiliatInE that the press, the
greatest single power for good In the
repubIIc. should be included in the
necessary labor OF organizations lS1nd-
ed for the suppression Of vice. Fortu-
nately for the future, however. 1t has
not been left TO such forces 10 assume
the Initiative in this crusade. Fortu-
natelySn large majority OF the news
papers OF this great city stand Tor
hubble and private virtue, for the sane
youth, and against that pervorsion OF
influence which in the Guise OF Fight
eOusncss, pauders TO the most debased
In human nature. The press itself has
risen In arms against the moral putre-
faction within Its circle.
There is nothing to be gained by In
ferentIal indictment or the withhold
ing OF names. The rivalry o. the World
and Journal In filth has reached a point
where 10 evade Is to condonc. Last
week they were cast out with tongs
from the chief public library OF the
CITY OF Newark Similar action has
been taken by the Princeton Theolog-
Ical Seminary and by the General So
ciety of Mechanics and TradeSmen In
this city. This Is well so far as II
goes, But to reach the root of the
evil such newspapers must be shut out
Of the home until their circulation Is
so decreased as to render them value
less az advertising mediums and n
dead financial wcIght 20 their propric-
tors.
assume the virtue of decency for self
protection.
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DANGER IN SODA
serious RsEults Sometimes Follow Ita EE-
eessIvo Use.

Serious IeRuLtS sometimes EoIIo" Au Elk
essSivo Use.
Common soda Is all right In It's place
and Indispensable In the kitchen and for
cooking and washing purposes. but II
was never intended for medicine. and
people who use It as such will some day
regret Il.
We refer to the common use VI soda to
relieve heartburn or sour stomach
habit which thousands OF people practice
almost daily, and one which Is traught
With danger: moreover the soda only
gives temporary relief and In the end the
stomach trouble gets worse and worse.
The soda acts as a mechanical irrttant
10 the walls OF the stomach and bowels
and cases are on record where 1t 9ccumu-
lated in the fntcStines, causing death by
Inflammation or peritonItiE.
Or, HarIandson recommends as the
safest and Rurcst cure for sour stomach
(acid dyspepsia) an excellent preparation
sold by druggists under the name OF Stu-
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. These tablets
are large twenty grain loZenGers' very
pleasant to taste and contain the natural
acids, peptoncs. and digestive elements
essential 20 good digestion, and when
taken after meals they diEesI Sne 1000
nerfectIv and promptly before II has time
10 fermcnt, SOUR and poison the blood and
nervous system.
DR., Wuerth states that he invariably
uses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In all
cases Of stomach arrangements and hnda
thcm a certain cure not only for sour
stomach, but by promptly diEestinE the
food they create a healthy appetite. IN.
crease flesh and strengthen the action OF
the heart and liver. They are not ca
thartlc, but intended only for stomach
diseases and weakness and Will be tonnd
reliable in any stomach trouble except
cancer OF the stomach.
Tablets al EO cents per package.
a little book describing all forms OF
.tomaCb weakness and their cure mailed
free by addressing the stuart Co., OF
Marshall Mich.
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WmEELING. MARom 5. lspI.



President Mckinley begins his adj
mlnlstratlon b. surrounding himself
With men whose selection Is ar earnest
Of good faith and an augury Of success,
He heads the list with that tried and
true Patriot and widely experienced
statesman. John Sherman, who has back
Of him such career as no other living
American can point to. Mr.. Sherman is
especially charged with the affairs OF the
dcpartment,of state, and yet his counsel
In ali matters with which the admiuia-
tratlon Will have to deal should be OF the
highest value. Representative In Con-
Rrcss. senator and secretary of the trGas-
ury, he has run nearly the whole gamut
Of political affairs.
Mr. Gage Is another man Of wide eX-
perlence, but his experience has been in
different fields. He is one OF the repre-
sentative business men OF the Country.
and particularly OF that class of enter
prtsing business men by which the great
west has been developed and built up.
AS secretary of the treasury Mr.. Gage
should be as successful as any man VINO
could have been selected
The portfolio Of war falls to soldier
who has given great attention TO public
affairs. General Alger is good man to
be in the cabinet. and seems to have been
put In the right place. Judge MeRenna.
the attorney general. ranks high on the
Pacific coast as lawyer and judge. and
his appointment is stronsty commented
by all who know him. Those who know
him best speak most highly OF him. The
great business of the postoflcs depart
msnt Is entrusted appropriately to a
business man, whose great success In life
gives promise Of the successful admins
tratIon of his important department.
Mr. Gary stands as a man Of the very
highest character, with something OF Q
genius for managing large affairs
The portfolio. Of the navy goes to a
man Of intelligence, dignity and ehRras-
ter, who has had wide experience IN puD-
lie affairs. AS member of Congress and
as governor of his state, Secretary Long
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RErLEcr1oNs OF A EACHEloR

A woman hates to have q tooth fill-
ed most as much as she does to cut a
piece OF lace.
The best thing In the world to keep
a man out Of business "schemes" Is a
wife and babies.
AS soon as a bachelor begins to re-
Nect out loud, all the married people he
knows get down on him.
The average woman would wear a
dress made OF orange peel, II the dress
maker said It was the fashion.
When man says he hasn't made up
his mind about a thing. 1t Is a sign he
has asked his wife about It
When n man Is away on a trip and
does something he ought not to, he sits
down and writes n nice letter to his
wifc.-New York Press.
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The exchange OF social courteslcS be-
tween the outgoing President and his
successor is more than an agreeable
spectacle. 1t is significant OF the kind of
people We are and the kind OF govern
men we have
our political contests. especially those
Involving the election Of the President,
are wnged with ouch intensity as to be
called campaigns. adopting the Idea OF a
state OF WARMTH all It's fury. Thccountry
a. such a time Is divided into two hostile
camps, and the division goes on down
untll II clcavcs the smallest community
and the family Itself
After the battle of ballots haa been
fought ono camp hurrahs and the other
submits, and that Is the end Of 1; until
the newly elected officers take their seats.
This brings Inauguration day. and
whether II be the President or governor
who Is to be installed Into office, men OF
all parties Join In the display ana festivI-
ty Of the occasion. II Is the rule Of the
people. Their voice determines, and all
acduIescc.
President Cleveland invited Major Nc
KInlcy to dine with him, aud the Incom-
Ing President accepted the invitation.
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We have been hungry for now territory
wo have bought H. This doubtless we
shall continue to do. except in such a case
a. that OF Hawaii which wo may accept
because It IL freely rendered TO US by
people who SOC their advantage In hav-
lng some sort of political connection
with us.
Apply to Cuba tho doctrine laid down
by the President and II means that we
have no desire TO fight Spain In order TO
acquire Cuba; and It means also that
spain will have to respect tho rights of
our citizens In her dealings with them in
Cuba or elsewhere. The zone OF the
Presidents remarks on this general sub
jcct is kind and concttatory, but It Is none
the less dlEnified and firm.
Tho kindness will not misleRd Spain
or any other foreign power into taking
liberties with US which President Nc
Klnley would be quick to resent In the
name of the people whose servant he is.
This part of the address, we may be
sure. reached Madrid about as soon as It
did wheeling, and was read there with
very deep interest, It is probable that II
will create an impression that may tenn
per the future policy of Spain with rec
gard to our citizens sojOurnlng within
her jurisdiction,
President Mckinley IntImates to Spain
with great poiHeness that while he IS
president she will have to behave herself
in oil matters Of direct interest to the
United States of America.
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1t may he worth something to know
that the very best medicine for re-
storing the tired out nervous system
to a healthy viEor Is Electric Rlttcrs.
This medicine is purely vegetable, acts
by giving tone to the nerve centres IN
the stomach, gently stimulates the
Liver and Kidneys, and aids these or
gans In throwing on impurities In the
blood Electric Bittcrs improves the
appetite, aids digestion, and iE pro-
nounccd by those who have tried II as
the very best blood purifier and nerve
tonic. Try 1t. Sold fer SOC or 81 90 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug store.
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Tho next dny tho two mon exchanged
calls. All this is in keeping with the
spirit OF tho people and of our instltu-
lions.
so long as this spirit aflmatcs the
American people our republic will bc In
no danger Of overturnlng on account of
the intensity Of partisan spirit which Is
as much characteristic Of Us as the gen.
tcel courtesIes exchanged between Mr.,
Cleveland and Major Mckinley.
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Governor Atklnson's inaugural address
has one distinct merit. 1t hits straight
out from the shoulder. He knows what
he wants to say and says 1t so that
everybody can understand him. The adj
dress. as the governor likes to say of a
production OF this sort, has teeth In It."
II is the utterance of man who knows
what he Is about. has the courage OF his
convictions. and wants the people to
know where he stands. II is highly cred-
table to the man and to the public
ntElcer.
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BY using 1.-THE New Great South Amcrl-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is \ great surprise on account OF Its eX-
cecdinE promptncss In relieving pain in
the Kidneys, Bladder and Back In male
ur female. II relieves retention OF
water and pain In passing It almost I'm.
mcdlatcly. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its use will pre-.
vent fatal consequences in almost nil
cases by ta great Alternative and heal.
ing powers. Sold by Il. II. last, drug.
glst, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Satan smiled pIcashhtI!'
when upon earth, you say you
were one of those Een'uses who write
beautiful pieces for the papers, Ell?
The recent arrival nodded attirlna'
lively.
"Ah! and may inquire what was
your nom dc plume"
conner, proudly. 50, a..
'FRONT.'" said Satan, sternly; drop
our latest communication In the bot
tomless waste. basket"
And thus another brilliant literary
light went out.--Baltimor News.
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Our diplomacy should seek nothing
more, and accept nothing less. that liz our
due. We want no wars OF conflict; we
must avoid temptation NJ territorial aE-
grc5sion.-From President McKinley's
inaugural address.
This is good American doctrine, very
applicable to certain Incidents which
have engaged and still engage the atton-
tim of the American people. 1t has
never been the policy Of this country to
engage In wars OF conquest, and when
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II Governor Atkinson can prevent II.
and he thinks he can, there Will be no
partisan politics in the educational In
stltutlonB Of West Virginia. On this
strong platform the thoughtful people Of
the state will stand with the governor.
He Is one of the strong partisans who
know where to draw the line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05

Governor Maccorkle's brief introduce
ton of'hls successor was admirable. No
utteranca of his whole term does him
more credit; and the Intelllgencer is glad
to be able to say in truth that Governor
MacCorkIe said some good things during
his term. He also did some good things;
and this, too, Is a pleasure to say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05

1t Is to be hoped that Governor Attin-
son may ind as much qualification in
his Office as his friends mud In placing
him there. His friends constitute a COM
siderable part OF the people Of West Viz
rInio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05

. The thrones OF Europe may rock on
their unstable foundations, but the chair
of the President of the United States
rests on solid foundation. That which
the people create they respect and will
support with their lives, their fortunes
and their sacred honor"
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Il. T.. TURNER, OF Compton, Mo,
writes uS that after suffering from
pies Tor seventeen years, nc complete
ly cured them by using three boxes OF
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc. II cures
eczema ana severe skin diseases. c, r.
Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: powie n Co, bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, Benwood. 9
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THEY are 70 small that the most
sensitive persona take them. they are
80 effcetlvc that the most obstinate
cnscs Of constipation. headache and
t0rpld liver Yield to them. That Is why
DeWItts little Early Riscrs are known
as the famous little pills G. Il. Goethe,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Peabody &
Son, BeRwOod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05

MANY cases OF Grippe" have lately
been cured By one Minute Cough Cure
This preparation seems especially
nLnptcd To the cure Of this disease. 1t
nets quickly. thus preventing scrlous
complications and bad effects In which
this llscnsc often leaves the patient e.
II. Goethe. corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie q Co., bridgeport: Pea
body * Son, BcnwOod. S
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1t was 4 great privilege to behold the
great spectacle at the national capital,
1t is also great privilege 10 read the
fine account OF 1t that appears in to-
days Intclllgencer
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Private EplIrpliC s"nI'arlum at G"lIIpo-
lis, Ohio.

For the treatment and cure of Epl-
lepsy.
IL is tho only Institution Of tho kind
IN the United States. Experience has
tlcmonst rated that epilepsy can be
cured when the patient is under the
daily control Of n physician who UNDER
stands all the different forms OF the
disease. Address
DIR. JAMES JOHNSTON,
GnlliDOlIg Ohio,
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Those who declared that Mckinley
could not get even the nomination must
now admit that human Judgment may
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tuesday Evening, March 9, 1897.
ADMISSION $500.

Seats canSbS reserved without sftr'
charge at box office, club building, Friday
morning. March s. at o'clock.
Immediately after the lecture the entire
club house Will he opened for the beisn'
Of all attending the lecture mrl
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ToSToRIA GLASS COMPANY. -.
II STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN"::
A special meeting OF the StOckholdeft T., Y.
tho Fostoria Glass Company Is heLsVE
called, to bCIh Sd at the ONCE OF the ~
company. iMth8 city Of MoundSNilIs: VS.
Virginia, on Saturday, April 3, l9h -
y. NJ, for th6 purpose OF considering ~"
voting upon IEKolutiona: an,
/. To aSTeS % and adopt an agreement
CnlargInE the objects and purposes IW
which such corporation was orEauitS9 -
as to authorize 1t TO manufacture ana I UsJ'
in articles Of metal and pottery ana 81 H.
other things as the stockholders may Nv
tcrmine, as well as articles OF glass =,
. To incraH1Ssthc number n shares y
capital stocE9ns tho said company N1 VIII.
may be issuCQ-ke five thousand, OF me ISs
vRlne of nE9 :l1nndrcd thousand do'N"
In all. ,,,I
3. To nrovttir Tor keeping tho princpss'
office and place OF business Of said eo'oI
pAny at MOundsVillc. In the county :"
Marshall. and state OF West NirTlnla ,.h
And for the purpose OF trRnsactuS s ~
other business4S may be brought pew
said meetings ,,,D
Notice is hereby given OF the intei.yon
to offer at the meeting hereby called tS -,
buttons Of tho nature and for the purpos''
above mentioned
sS W. S, BRADY.
mr6.s - Secretary
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H. few OF us could not get to Wash
Ington We may be sure that we were not
missed from that great throng.
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Whole DTuEElSts. iVisuv: -
wALDING. KINNAN' & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Q.
Halls Cutnrrh Cure is taken Inter.
naIIy, acting directly upon the blood
and muCuous surfaccs Of the system.
price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
cIsts. Testimonials free.
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The same bright sun shone on Wash
lnEton and Charleston. 1t was great
day In both capitals.
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LIVER Complaints cured by
BEEcHAM'S PILLS.
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YNRUsTEE'sS ALE,

kIo f.H 1@4sNLE'
BY virtue Sfsu deed OF trust mad, , ~
Frank g. TbR4unnn and MARY y i.iSd
mann, hts wltS,EtO me, as trustee. ug",bo
August ~. lSi6sIHroried In the ONCE o, ,, "
clerk of TIM comfy court Of ONO CO, uSSss
West VlrginiR.ss{n Decd OF Trust kGok; .ont
n. pnEe Z. ! viii sell ut the nortn u. uv On
door OF the court house In said counG
SATuRpAgy'TME ETH DAY OF
commencing at 10 o'clock u, M, the ~, "
lowing dcRcriledcpropcrty that ~ 70
4 niece OF land in North WhrcllhEEI al
mo city Of Wheeling. Ohio county Nan
Virginia, allowing nifty feet for the ,bs
OF THIRD street, and beginning q. ,ni
northeast CorheFoi said Third street .,
Main street; thence with tho east llnr,S
Main street northwArdy atty feet tnr,ss
CnstwRrdly one hundred feet, more OF mtv.
10 n point on the west side 81 'W...S,
i've foot alley now called Wood Smr,tSi
an thlrty-thrCc feet north on ,,rsst
street, thence south along Wood snrsc
thiriy-thrrC tcCt to Third street. Win
with the north limo Of Third erect 10 "''
street al tho plArC OF beginning, "a
TERMS on SALE-OnC'thlrd anu AZ
much more as tho purchaser elects 50 ~,
in cnsh on thc day OF sale, tile hAIr,nnn
in two ruuRl ltiStanmcnts nj on" Ann VIZ,
VCnrs uoics hearing Interest from ,he 10, ".
Of sale to he given for the deferred wa
mcntS, v,,,,, ,rr,,,es
W. IL. HALLER, Auctlcnecr mr.