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Evening star., 1897-04-29

ton. They do not realize that they are also
spurred on by death, and that it is ths
weight of death that stoops their shoulders
When a business man or working mar
feels out-ofsorts and realizes that he i.
everworking he should slow up q little
Then if he will have resort to the righI
remedy he will soon be in fine fettle and
able to do any reasonable amount of wort
or business. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medica.
Discovery is the best of aH known medi
cines for hard working men and women
1t tones the nerves, brightens the brain
strengthens the muscles. restores the ap
petite, and builds new tissues in every part
Of the body. II cures o8 per cent. Of all
eases of consumption and other wasting dis
eases. Honest druggists will not offer q
substitute.
Va, writes: " was 20 sick with dyspepsia thai
] could not eat anything for over four Inonths
had to starve myself as nothing would stay on
my stomach. I tried almost everything thai
people would tel me about aud nothing did ma
any good. was % badly OF couid not even cal
. cracker but Il would nearly KIN me. I thought
I was going to die I weighed only eighty
pounds. took two bottles Of your Golden Med
acai Discovery aud tisaak God, and your meti
cine, am a. veil ~ ever was. and now weigh
I1S pounds. tell everybody abost my cure ane
all those who lived close to me think It miTacu
ious that am looking 50 wen..'
Evening star., 1897-04-29
Koeh,. rrc.tment of Phfht.,..

Full particulars OF Koch,s latest develop
ment Of the method Of treating phthisis
by new form Of tuberculine are given In
report to the State Department by Dean
Mason. deputy consul general at Frank
fort. He supplies Q condensed but SUM-
ciently detailed account of Koch's process
OF making and administering the remedy.
together with q statement Of the results Of
proceeded.
Evening star., 1897-04-29
j. H. WILLIAMS DEAD,

He Was Struck by n b. and @. Train
Last Sunday.
]. H. Williams. who was struck by q
train last Sunday. while walking on the
Baltimore and Ohio tracks about three
miles north OF Washington. died at Emer-
gency Hospital at 13O o'clock this after
noon. CorCner Hammett was notified
Evening star., 1897-04-29
NO HEREsY TRIAL.spE WATSON.
Petition Against .Iana mIAaclarenr II
Rejected:sb

At the meeting of the fTssbyierian synod
yesterday at Sunderland. Epgland.,he n.,s!-
ness committee decided to- reject re aeti-
ton containing charges la1e heresy witch
had been presented agaifH the Rev. DIR.
John Watson clan MaslaqeH).
The only way in whi.:f the petitioners
can now revive the matter Il 10y moving an
amendment to the committees report, but
such an amendment w3Hhi have little
chance of adoption. srr
Evening star., 1897-04-29
/ Horse stolen From the Stable.

The stable of r. c. Brooks. in rear of
No. . n street northwest. was entered be-
tween O'Clock last night and o'clock
this morning. and a small bay horse was
taken. The loss was reported to Inspector
HoIlinherger this morning.
Evening star., 1897-04-29

1t matters little what it is that you want
whether a situation or a servant-a
want ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can I'LL your need.
Evening star., 1897-04-29
~eFOR cONSrIPATION.e~

no remedy In the world is equal to Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which act nat
ura11y and mildly, bat never fail to effect
Q complete and permanent cure. There
ID no suhstitute for these "Pelleta.s no
matter what any druggist may say. They
regulate and invigorate the Stomach, Liver
Evening star., 1897-04-29

PROF. OSCAR IIEBRE1cH or THE ryyryrissrrv
o1 berdan says that .APENTA' may be elasssd
W1tn the best apertent waters and be proasmced
ons oa sns strongest fe10-ta&fh.0
Evening star., 1897-04-29

J. I. WALKER SONsk SoH forH II. MW-cal-
- Lining EeatA Fin Hxick an 0aT A1hs11oa
Eainfn- Aru9hss. Lns, CeGeat, two end 80.
~ Hoonng Material. ~
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They comprise fifty seven separate cures for as
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Whether your disease lie slight or chronic try
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trouble. and was treated by many physicians. with
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Evening star., 1897-04-29

II you want anything. try an ad in The
star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer.
Evening star., 1897-04-29

Want ads in The Star pay because
they bring answers.
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% ft t"1'l! tt Hiay sdN" EOHr HIT.
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lungs, filling every air cell destroying disease
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places.
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OR. .cHASES
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What it DOesl by nas'ns .na s,.s the sl9:s ;s
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strength Tia nervcs being made streug--th0
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either seq, and d female regulator has equal
Price Soc. i've boxes 500. Druggists or bs
mall. We can help you. Advice and hook, frees
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Invs ,ieztICn reveals dat the board
/. v.iiet had charge Of the New York parks
before Mayor stTons's appolntees took
i5ld wao very liberal In ia misuse Of the
publiO funds 4 large amount Of work
. FepFese1tlng considerable expenditure
~ sven out without the fOrnality Of
aiding for bids q the law requires, and
as n,sn thus favored Uroated hand
s1mely bylt
Names were carried on the rolls and
ti,e money paid for work supposed 70 be
dina ~ men who had no existence. In
orls caSe4 the same man had the good
fortune to be carried on two rolls, and in
each cass the pay came. From the re-
p0rt Of the expert investigators no
scheme was overlooked for pulling money
out Of The city treasury.
Men OF high standing were on this
board and perhaps they knew nothing
a4g1t tie way the thing was being jug
EieL one Of them, having his ut.entiOn
dFEWn 10 The report, remarked that
WaS too Erall matter to make 4 fuss
about. This man is one Of New York's
Icading merchants and Il may be SUP
p5Sed that Il he knew Of any thing Of the
ld6d IN his oWn buAlneas be would no,
think Il tho suinll a matter 90 make a
ms about II his tsamster we're 70
charge for twO bushels Of oats when ne
got but One, that teamsier would proba-
Us hnd himself in the pcnltentary.
u ID remarkable how business men Of
sanding can bring Themselves TO regard
ligttIy tbe misrepresentation Of public
funds. That kind Of thing rarely goes
on without = political pull. and yet fron,
tho character Of the men who formed the
board az tie time this erookednehJ was
a suil play It may b said that thsy we're
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

''coId short Ia Ohio Valley Manusae-
turer: Why can mot We export our
whole surplus to other countries, espe-
claIly 70 south America. Eom whom We
buy more than twice Is much as We
sell? Because We have neglected Sne
development Of our merchant marine
BY leaving Il outside that protective
LEGISLATION. by which the prosperity Of
other Industries has been achieved.
Any Intelligent protectloniSt could have
forptold this result. While other eoun:
tries were fostering their great lines OF
steamships bY SubSidieS. the United
states did nothing. Something was
started 10 this line with good results.
hut In 1855. on the motion OF 4lr, JET
fgrSon Davis, an enemy OF protection,
4he senate placed its veto upon the
subsidy system, and at once the decline
Of our merchant marine began. Other
countries made II more profitable 10
sail ships under thelF Gags. than II Was
under ours. and as we put no restric-
tons on the use OF our ports, and dis
eliminated IN no way In favor OF ships
bearing our nag. II soon began 20 be the
one most seldom seen at the mast head
OF any but c0aEtlng vessels. Protection
Is comprehensive In its ability 70 foster
| and encourage. In It's usefulness. IN lts
poweF 10 produce beneficial results: Il
IS absolutely necessary for our indus
tries. our manufactures, u IS impeFa-
lively necessary for our wage WORKERS
/ II Is definitely necessary for 0ur fnW
| materials, especially wool and cotton
and coal: and II II Just a. necessary toE
orr merchant marine. ~ Wc desire II "a
prosper, as II Is for our Industries. our
manufactures. our raw materials and
| gu wage M0rkera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

ne Aght which has ben oa1n PhIla-
deIphIa between Senator Quay and his
fsiepds on re ore side. and David Mar
Itin and liz fFiends % the other, Is reach
In. . climax and developing 3 Bcod deal
Of auruan nature.
SeBIaor ouaY alaS captured abOui
everything in Pennsylvania except Pits
bufEh and pant Of PhIlaaAelphIa- Mar
Tin, the nntl-o Quay leader In Philadelphia.
Trpsesents % much Of the political power
OF that city a. Senator Quay has been
unable 70 gather 10.
It began 70 Be runOred that Martin
ana Quay were likely 70 come to terms.
Then tbe leaders under Martin got their
heads togesher and concluded 70 look 70
thsIr oWn iuterezts- Their idea Of their
leader vas INT ne would make terms
VITA Quay aDd that those terms would Be
such q would contribute most 30 his
Welfare. T4ey T4asoaed inst 4 they gOt
in arst with the treaty q peace With
Quay that the substantial things Of poll
2lel NUQla III " GSlEAlAs NAAAAE - --Ia1' 49,
Tin Eut IN aEst be WeDId husband the
usufruet.
THIS may have been treating
Nfr. Martin with undue sus-
pSCson; nevefthe1ogs It shows Oaee
murs that thtre Is more Of less human
nature in politics. The ward leader!
have had ~ IDEA that NJ, Martin was
getting on better IN the World than they
wee. and tbe willingness. OF senatnr
Quay 10 admit them 70 his camp AFFORDED
an opportunity II which they were not
slOu % avail Themselves
ar. Martin may sigh over The un-
grs4efulness Of republics, but IN bis heart
q hearts he must admire ilIa IEte cham
pIouS for their SIN with which they have
cast an anchor 70 WindWard We. may
aInot IMAGINE Senator Q1ay Is smiling
during the brief intervals in legislative
earea.
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chaflcitpas MS $40.
PI0fsoF a. = Wada writing r. ~
siof ntoUn N6W pominiah, 1llle ills
cidsnlS oe ~ resent Go3d at
ton. relates ~ fsil9RtHg intc ds
gibEy;
DAY morning. February
dsWned, ana % ire writer Wllo haa
6saEaii6Ffsg1 Ct HptGl tiitslef. - llllis
"a a. n IN elFthGugke had SUM- A1a
city balgW lhe level % the mo NlS.etes
SsGmed u q Tire city was stu Glfll
Early 10 the morning % tiIle g.
WHILE e Was yet dark, q man @llo u
known ns Ths lumberTlan rom -
Elk who had been watching ~. tslltl
Al Night discover TIE psslll So
dillon az he inhabltlnt8 o tde :
Sor5iS n ~ geSI I'D. "a III. lumber
mnn'S boat. be made i1i9 way y 81 =
street. where tle applied 70 9 &Etetlo tgs
lie ban Ge ten dOilArL He wa9 tol1
that Sc could ret the money tatef ~ M
day, The lnmbeFman, with gfea& emo
lion! replied: a great many pppie
WI ha drowned unIellI ct taa 1l!ouey
a once ne Obtained the ten d9ilaF
TOT 4 CHANGED into small plece ana
without saying anything more e
lso1rded hiS boat and 0teered stfalBat
fdF tho west end. As soon - tllig Va. |.
known, two Of three peEgonS ptQlllp -
D1FtIY Iy C.riFIO1itY, started - pu!4tli
Ny6eS they reached the low llnd9 Y
az vet end they found that the lufEl-
SsFfnST ma employed . lot OF stnlEart
nerTCe and that De and they were 70
Tnter up 70 their neeita earFytH Voc
men and children from huts Eniea
would soon have been W1tefg 8f9.iH.A
IA ne 1bsenca Of any rec0pl, hesitate
Is mention The number Of poor People
no al sid 10 have been rescued ~
tiliG gallant lumberulan and his eolored
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Grafton sentinel:'The wheeling Reg
isteF Is sin engaged in reading those
eound Money Democrats in West Wiz
g,Dln Who refused to support Bryan and
hls free silver fallAeies. out Of che party
Governor Atkinson IN appointlnE tht
hoard 81 regents Of the West Vtrgiula
IFniverElty 1eiected i've Republican,
ara four Democrats. Three Of the Dem
oeratS belong 70 the sound money tae-
SI150 0nd only one Is q BryanIte. II II
this division that gTfeves the ReglSter.
Il accuses the governor with not dotns
the fair thing. and insists that there e
only one OF the four who can be Claimed
~ 4 Democrat The Gold STANDARD
Democrats OF the state may mot be q
numerous as the REyahlte brand bur
their claim 10 recognition - Democrats
81 the genuine brand i sustained -
the paFty tradition ard the governor q
fully justified In his action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Bulletin Of the American Iron and
Steel Association: The opposition has
made feeble attempt 70 show that the
country has been prosperous under the
Wilson taEiR and that the Dingley Dill
proposes TO increase duties even above
the Mckinley TateG This latter charge
they have sought 20 justify By q resort
to the usual free trade argument Of per.
crntaEes, the EalIAcF Of which the New
York Tribune illustrates by citing the
Mckinley duty and the proposed Ding
Icy duty on clothing Weel. eleven cents
per Mound IN both bills, but the Ncktn-
ley rate was imposed on wool then
costing twenty-five cents abroad. where
Is the same kind Of WOOL can now be
bought for seventeen cents. price
witch. a. everybody knows, may not
continue six months. While the duty "
the Same the jugEleFy with percentages
shows that under the Mckinley bill
clothing wool would pay q duty equal
TO 50 per cent Of rs value. while under
ne DfneIey BIN Il would pay about S
per cent. There are many items In the
DIngley blu which prove that under
even lower specific rates OF duty than
were provided IN the Mckinley taritt
higher ad Valorem equivalents would
result. simply because some prices
abroad have temporarily fallen.
The percentage fraud may be eX-
posed In another way. When the wilson
tSrjR became q law steel rails IN Eng
land, for iIluStTatIaa were selling 0t SIS
per ton The duty imposed was 81 q,
o. over . Per cent. To-day steel raila
IN England are selling at - 50 pr ton.
the syndicate pTfce. The Dinghy bill
proposes the same rate OF duty as the
wilson taFi6, OF 81 s. per ton. which
Is only 81 per cent OF the English price.
showing. according to the free trade
theory. large reelection OF duty IN the
Dingiey bin. But the duty IS the same
in both c1SeS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
THE INTELLI GENCER.
yIHIIIl ] ! AFRIlILi : 81.
m ,Infi.IIIuIt nlgiIian,

I,alSegs ara otheFs Ullo are giving q.
. thk descl8liOil. q M supreme
1t 4 ths :unItgd StItrs % the suti-
! tf ~ q Consress ~ tlat under that
yerys many ITHACA an Unlawful
Iihlch E151llly tas eFeF % com,
rs thst cteai'olg o. belng n any
dy Fsia 81 70 ne pgelie interests,
UndeF. tbs. tead co1oe al kinds o.
loIEre4iknIg alnuag Fiilnads. banlrl
.ifasulgzs and lnbqF. oEg1uirati
iilr1d pauiel cannot agTes e 70
itEfliilt o. TlisllgeF Iaro. banks cannot
asTie 20 stand .1sethsr and help eaeh
sllIl,tF IA 3 criaEs. manufacturers cannot
gFoe - anything pertaining TO t5eiF
u1iiEss ana Ilen caunot bard together
( - any tcE1i % Iabor orEllEa4Soa.
yghether thas supreme court Will hold to
MS ia n az these matters ussd for
mn tFlsion 8 a question, but thple ThO
d1tng tbS taII<ins havenodoubt
ys WA 30 &ba re1lit aEr. C1aun-
peu. Wto IN addiuOn to being The
IlSlsii,ollt q = lnF1Ee FaIlroad and the had
q ~ 1oinf tranic assleiasIun OF Fall-
ioafis. 3 also . veg abb lawyer and q
Vsy1 taunshltful man. colnc5des with the
YisE leEe gwen
N. DepT has Just made q lengthy
1is,ient 70 the New IoRs World on thll
SsI lnb3ect. With special reference.
sI|S1FSvSr. 10 DE e@ect " the decision
iSVea ~ he supreme curt The decis-
IN eHects railroad securities amounting
Yoluzie 70 about seven dimes the ma
3sbt ana III. DepsE fears that Il
eBeet tnsrn dtsEstro1aly. He thinkS
& N eRsoree severe ecopEuies 70 the de-
7 Z 81 tllc E,lslfoad properties and 70
~ rien WIlO earn their living in opera
tdg tiSesn
TisWeSk lines. determined e get busi-
q IN hazards. win carry freight q
prioss man thOse Charged BY the
sf5aFer lines. and this vim give undue
SIv artgs to The large shippers, VINO
IN IS abe 10 81 tllele eslcessiolE He
Io6lg for generalization. especially In
~ ,5e1,, the region Of weak railroads
"a ne Tbole he thinks IL decision may
3 Is productive q gupd IN that Il viii I'M
4 ties Congress % enact sone legislStIou
a ibetter business lines.
M rsuedy for the tEppble = IL IN
sE4sat among railroads - 70 rates,
il1Fee11sEt 70 De Ddbmltted b the I'M
ta commerce commI8on for p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

OF business property IN TIE e4ty o. Wheel
ing. owned 81 the ll&S ROh9rt Miller.
Commencing ~ - q n 90 SATURDAY. y.
"a day Of AIpH ~, ~ the 'front.' Sg ~
OF the cuuTI houle OF Ohio county, ".
following properly VIII Be e8eEed q puSSs.!SS
sale, The two business hogBeA Eoe We
and iEn Market street, fronting g fret a az
2 Inches, bY s. feel ard 50 Inches IN lenAIu
The two viii be offered as 4 whole ~ ~
they Will also ID offered sep1rately,, ~
sold for the highest prize - Whole g y
sPpafatkly. This property - Rifn1t ~ y
ono Of the best business locations IN Inv
The right TO nse private alley IN reai
OF Nos, 1874. las and lES3 Market SuEt'
viii 30 conveyed 70 the purchasers o. In'
two PREMISES above NAMED.
TERMS OF SALE-oRe-thlrd e4sh ~ y
- much more ~ the purchARsT eiS 49, ~ y
pay The residue to be secured ~ le1, ~, 2"
the properly sold. ard payable ~ " "
equal Gnstalimenls 10 one and two yejis ~
from the day Of sale. with 8 Ter cSIN 'H'
SeFcSs. SAMUEL EfsSRII II. u
OF Ncs6ltt 3 Devine, Agent iSs ~
Children and HetEA at Law Q! "a vi
Robert NtileF, deceaSed, las "a
street. Wheeling, W. Va. "'
The AbhSe sale Woa postponed i,C .,a
March 6 and March =, 1881. 10 the a ~
date Anrll Z Nj ME-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

no ~ ill u iflsa ~ "a ~, ~
az q. pft 6 D lrallug
Rttlbl they edt1fte il slyes
WIN e lng . and
- th51S&t q pan q
is p6bij MS irEn- re This
oftoa hSbpt A. cllan - Il does hap
- Il s 3 Stfcas FsG sston o. che lasa
Who pmItit
Tamtlany. 81 ne day o ~ peNeFs
ems trhSv1 hem ablp p command tha
II ~ many poodan men g u
81 "a % ~ plasel q h1nor and mi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03


Fat FitEh0gh I4ss q expectei
.hono from cu6a abcat q : middle Of IRIS
1ib. uhen le VIII undertake With
ViFor 4 canvas tor he E6veFHorshlp os
ViFginiS. Some 81 lis friends take 4 Tor
rTlntea MT u coRld capture the
lFaizht Democratic nomlnalloR. This
Eould Be I remarkable achievement
Ia aie rceent campaign General ~
t5ols $50 WIN the sound Hloney pelnoc-
iaoy. M Democracy that caaied Viz
fi1la uls IL nnzoind ptnocTary. Elly-
1on. ne leader Il ne Bryan terceIs Is 2
crdid1ts for his parry . Epnfnntion and
Il dsss not sen that there aTe Lse1
20 aeh Ia virginia 70 keep L away trom
.hin,
ElIysof has sh1H1 sn1lR fines tor
leadership ana iSd ne EioEy q lsading
"a lie campaign az last November and q
iandlng his candldates ms counts "a
ia behalt. ana ths Demoeratio neWs-
papsEs GFs taking 4 Ter granted that %
3 70 Be- ths nonihee
A sngge1ttOn = that The sound money
DdEocrstS may poninEta GepsFHl Lee
ana that ths Rspuhllclna, without giving
him formal endorsement. VII meet In
ooaventlon ana make no nomination. and
thsa give GenesRl L.ee their conlial Sap-
port
THIS pan ut the pTosranFns may be
carried out. but Il q not clear that the
Republican party eOaId gain anytaing By
IL G;sn.sol Lee & not "a sympathy with
the BEyan Democracy, but Be = ahSut -
far fron being u syIapasliy with re Re
pubNe1n party ~ any man in ths Old
Dominion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

From WashIngton camFs the import
ant inEornratipn that Sir Julian PauneR-
vol, the British ambaasa4Or. claims the
rixht 70 take precslenee over the Vice
PTeg,dens Of IL United States at all
vocial functions. The claim g based on
tbe tact that be represents IN this eon1-
ny the British sovereign. It p not q
yesy great matter. and Il Sir Julian can
no, rtsnd WALKING behind Vice President
Hobart 10 win Do yery wen to be Home-
wi,.rs else when the vice President Is
around.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

There Il no occasion to becnme panic
stricken over TIRE Market stTeet bridge
A panic might drive u Into building .
new bridge, and before we could get fer
there might be Z demand for another
stone bridge that would be 50 stronEfas
Do have IS way. Stone bridges cost lots
OF money. The Market street bridge
must be sa4e Tor trame. hut it can be
rnado Sase At no very great expense. The
city has not thn money to spend on a
cosby new bridge and there Is no oeea-
sion 70 indulge % that luxury.