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Wheeling representative any OF Such
ireflisals, under such circumstances. oc-
cur daily In Congress, and in this In
stance there was no feeling Involved.
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Beware of Ointments for Catnrrh That
Contain Mercury.


Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manu-
featured by FL. Cheney & Co.. Toledo,
o., contains no mercury, and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 1t Is taken
internally, and made In Toledo Ohio.
by f. ]. Cheney 6; Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bot
tie.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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nFssEf brookiyIl, ~. l., Lee. ~, 1880.
MESSRS. ELY EROS.:-1 have used
Ely's Cream Balm q number Of years
and find 1t works like charm. It has
cured me Of the most obstinate case; OF
cold In the head in less than As hours
from the time felt the cold coming on.
I would not be without it Respectfully
yours. FRED'h FRIES.
2S3 Hart st.
Cream Balmls kept by all druggists.
Full size Soc. Trial size 10 cents. We
mail It.
ELY BROS, sc Warren ST., N. Y. City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

A story that France has promised to
help Spain in the event OF a war between
that country In the United States may
or may not be true. At the present
writing, however. the indications are
that France Is about to have trouble OF
her own at home in sufficient quantity
to require all her resources.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

TO 1.-Two Ion. aud enjoy good health, you
should drink StIiMULDLClI DtEWiNG
CO.'S BOOK DEER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

A Maryland farmer who had no faith
In banks concealed his savings in an old
stove, and, forgetting about Il, built a
(. fire In the stove. He As now wiser
man. and II he succeeds In getting ahead
once more at least one bank will gain a
customer.
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From tho Clerk OF thu. Circuit Court.

From tho Clerk of the Circuit Court.
g FERNANDINA, Fla. Feb. IS, 1896.
Mr.. ]. George suhrer, Druggist, City.
DEAR GEoRGE:-Plcase send a
bottle OF ChamberlaIn's Cough REM
edy. would not feel easy Il knew
there was none of this valuable REM
cdy in the house. have given It fair
test and consider It one OF the very best
remedies for Group that I have ever
found. One dose has always been SUI
flclent, although use It freely. Any
cold my children contract yields very
readily 10 this medicine. 1 can con-
scieniIously recommend It for Group and
colds in children.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE L. WOLFF.
hi, L c ---.---- 1 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

The Man.
The man who speaks
A kindly word to soothe an aching heart
Or light some tear-dlmmed eye.
To break or turn the point Of sorrows
Aimed at weary wanderer passing
by -
The man who lends
A helping hand to raise whom cares bow
Needless OF friend or foe.
To boldly aid, though worldlings scott
or frown, as f7s'1'
blow rs
Tho man who loves
All natures gifts-mightIest or most NIL
mute sf5
The bird. the brute, the flower
The tempest blast. the air that tunes the
Lutte, 5is5 ne
The rays that brighten and the clouds
that lower
He who thus speaks. thus lends hand.
thus loves 83i IS
Contlding In tho genius OF tho Oliver,
('Unknowable" maybe) ita.E'
Glldes to his rest-his record safe forever
Int the great archives of eternity.
Robert D. Burnie in Toronto Globe
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: WHEN you want something good to.
drink, try SCIMuLBhcn BHEWINGl
CO.'S BOOK BEER. a. 575s5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

WHAT'S the secret of happy. vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels. the
stomach, the liver and kidneys strong
and active. Burdock Blood bitters does
n iF#aE, a.F-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

Several days have passed since the de-
struction OF the battle-ship Maine. and
yet not a single Bryanlte has thought to
attribute It to the gold standard and
Dlngleylsm. ai,.i..
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Events, wheeling literary and socle.
lty magazine, is like wine; It improves
with age. The February number. jus.
issued. 10 filled with attractive features,
showing discriminating taste and ability
on the parts OF the managers and con-
tributos. The typographical appear
ance could scarcely be improved upon.
Events is receiving the cordial support
and encouragement OF the public be-
cause It deserves them. 1t has only to
maintain the standard already establish
ed 70 enjoy long and prosperous life,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

washlns.on. .'nrst IN war, frst in
peace" will be .firss In the hearts, OF his
countrymen," to-day wherever an
American dwells, whether Within the
confines OF the great renpbllc no fought
TO establish or under a foreign sky. II.
will be q day OF patriotic tribute to tho
memory Of the man, and dsyout thanks
giving for the work he wrought. Let
i"old Glory be flung to the breeze and
everybody be glad that he Is an Amerl-
can citizen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

After quoting sweeping criticism OF
the Presidents entire cabinet from the
most VIGOROUSLY llbelous sheet in Chi
caro-, whose publisher is serving term
in5the Illinois penltentiary for the publi-
cation OF indecent and unavailable mat
term his paper,the esteemed Reglsterap-
proves the grossly unjust estimate ofthe
men In the official family, and remarks:
mo wonder the Administration Is anx-
ious to preserve peace Well. why
shouldn't the Administration be anxious
to preserve peace? he administration
Just now is receiving the support Of the
whole country In his cool and level
headed course In the Maine affair. Why
commend tin one breath and sncer at It
In another? Is that the proper spirit to
exhibit during a critical time?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-22

It ls sincerely hoped tina. the trouble
between the employees and the Wheeling
Steel Company at Bcnwood may be soon
settled. It Is a matter In which the en-
tire community is interested, and there
is general regret that the disagreement
could not be arranged without a strike.
The matter Is one on which the parties
directly concerned may yet como to-
gethcr. and the developments will be
watched with great interest At this
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u. {. BtRRryS co.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
FOR RENT FROM APRIL

"A most desirable country residence WIN
four and one-half acres OF ground, sitvai.
on Motor line, In Pleasant Valley
A residence with rooms, ward rsr,,
etc, corner Fifteenth and Jacob s,rss,.
A well located store room, opposite M.
Lure House, on Twelfth street. ssrass
door from German Bank. now vacant
Arion store room. No. 21Is Main str..,
4l-acre farm 3 miles up river road :,
46-acre farm In Marshall county, and ma,
more than miles from the city, -
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ii.. EDUCATIONAL.
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY
REMOVAL.
a.1tE|
EDUCATIONAL.

4, Owing to tho increase in number OF M.
pills. have been compelled to move my
school to more commodlous quarters In the
LanSe building. southeast corner Market
and Fourteenth Streets The new quar-
tiers arc elegantly lighted and heated. and
will be found to be every way most nd
mirably adapted to the use OF CONNER.
cial school. Each department has a sepa.
rate room. am now better equipped than
ever to offer generous and appreciatIye
public superior advantages In point Of In
structlon facilities and accommodations.
( fe7 ~ l5a J, r. NOISE, PrlncIpnl
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TELEPHONE suMbEna
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!. Halls Family Pills are the best.
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THE WESTON ASYLUM.

Total for West virglnla........N
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A GOOD LETTER.

+ W. B. M'HENRY..
Grafton, ". Va, Feb. %, 1898.
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Go.r 4, sold throughout the world rorrrR Dauo !
rG-"li0w to perent Face liurors' mailed rtse. ! =
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01

Element les riches terralns qui
nous superintendent par droit dc
d6couverte nous les avons tour q
tour abandonn S pour satisfaire q
not1e soft de l'inconnu. ii est
grandement temps de cesser cette
course aventureuse OF de recueilllr
les fruits de nos travaux, 81 nous
ne voulons pas que les Allemands
les Irlandals ct les Scandinaves
nous chassent complement de
chez nous. Gar nous sommes chez
nous lei. Les Etats- Unis mont &C.
quis CO territolre a l'ouest du Mis-
sissipi qu'en 1903, 6poque q Ia
quelle Jefferson, alors President,
acheta la Louisiana, par l'entreml-
SO de Monroe alors envcy6 sp6-
clal a Paris.
Ensuite nous sommes mes en-
Amerique; nos anc6tres y resident
depuis d, s siecles. A CO titre nous
ne devrions pas etre DIES strangers
lei.
En- con!ribuant q developer CO
pays, on s'instlu it DIS afaires po-
litiques on autres, de la lccalit6
Oh nous vivons En- apprenant bien
la langue anglaise, sans oub'ier la
n6tre, nous acquerrons une inau-
ence ct I'm bien-etre qui va'ent
bien la satisfaction de d6menager
a tout propos. II est impossible
qu'un nouvel arrive ait Influence
dun vieux cltoyen, ct il y a tout q
pa1ier que celui qui aura vague
paisiblement a ses afaires dams la
meme localit6 durant sa vie, vivra
mieux ct plus r1chement qu'au
Youkon ct aux Mex1que.
Pierre qui roule n'amasse pas
mousse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01

Newport News, Virginie,-Les
nouveaux va1sseaux de gsurre
'Kearsage' ct * .ntucky" ont 6te
lanc6s III mllteu dune fouIe 6nor-
me ct dun enthusiastic indies.
orlptible. LIE "Kearsage" a pris la
mer q 10 hrs, ct le * ,ntucky" est
sorti du ohantier une heure apres.
LIE premier a Ste baptis6e par Nine
Herbert Winslow. femme dun
lieutenan de marine, ct Ia second
par Mile Christine Bradley, file
du gouverneur de Kentucky, qu1
assistant q la o6remonie aveo qua
tire on clnq cents notables du me.
Etat,
Les valsseaux de guerre Texas"
Brooklyn" "Minneapolls' ct "Oo-
lumbia," ct lie monitor puritan"
asslstaient q la c6remonie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
HCTID DH LoUH3r
Monsieur lc RedQcteur

Serez.vous assez bon pour in
s6rer dams 1913 COLONIES de votre
journal les resolutions suivantes:
A Ensembles 1eguliere de Ia
oour Nicollet 255 tenue q Minnea-
polls le Is Mars les resolutions
s%ulvantes ont etc adopt6es.
Ayant plu a la Divine Providence
d'appeler de nos raugs notre esti-
me frere Bruno Be1nier membre
fondateur ct z4l6 do notre Oour.
II est r6solu:
Que par | s pr6sentes les mem
bres de catte Uoar d6sirent expri.
mer ur profonde sympathie ct
leurs sinoeres Condolences a Ia
famiile de notre fr6re dams son
sM'ctlon. II est de plus r6solu:
Que notre chsrtre soft drap6e on
no1r pour VI mois en- respect ponr
la m6noire du dit frAre. e. que
copie des ~pr6sentes soft ~airess6e q
la f.miIle du defiant. One oopie
soft ins4rGe dams les archives de
cour ct qu'une autre copls soft en-.
voyee au journal Echo DE L'OUEsI
pour y etre ins6r6e.
j, B. LEGENDRE
Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
l'Enquete du Maine

Les conclusions de la oour d'eu-
quote %corcernant l'explosion du
Maine 80 reduisent q hut chefs
don't volci,le r6sume:-
l3Le v%aisseau de guerre "Maine"
a mouill6 dams le port dc la Hava-
ne le rs jenvier 1898, ct fut amar-
re a la bou6e No. 4 dams 6 brasses
d'eau, d'apres les ordres du pilote
du gouvernement.
IL La discipline 6tait exoellente
Panununitjon eusslieu sur, les pou-
drieree ferm6os a clef ct leur tenn
p6ratare normale. Les matleres
explosives mont pas 6clat6 lors de
Pacoldent.
Les soutes 6taient en- excellente
condition. II ny a jamais eu de
combustion spontanee q bord du
Maine. Deux bouillolres de "a
want ont 6i6 trouv6es en- bon 6tst.
III La destruction da Maine
srriva q $40 P. M. le Is de F6vrier
1898, dams lie port de la Havane.
II y cut deux explosions; Ia premi.
ere souleva l'avant du vsisseau.
La secoude plus forte ct plus pro.
long6e cut pour cause l'explosioD
Particle DIES deux %poudrieres de
l'ayant.
" La poupe du vaisseau est
intaote ct sa proue complement
d6tru1te.
V II est prouv5 que l'envelopa
ext6rleur a etc enfono6e en- forme
de V renvers9 ct les bords de;Iou-
ve-ture sont plies de f,Qon a les
clever 80 pieds au dessus de leur
position normale.
Ueci dams l'op1nion d. la, oour,
ne peut etre cause qua par Tex
plosion dune mine sous le vais-
seau.
vi La psrte du "Maine'' ne
doit pas etre lmput6e a ses officers
nj q son 6quipage.
VII LIE Maine a 6t6 d6truit par
l'explosion dune mine sou. mari
ne qui q oauss6 lexploslon partlel-
le de deux on plus des poudrieres
situ6es q ravant de %vaisseaa.
VIII La oour ne peut dire qul
est responsible de la catastrophe.
CAPT. W. Z. SAMPSON.
President
A. MARK
Judge avooate
Approuv6 par
M. SICARD
Vice amiral ct commanders de
pesoadrs de l'Atlantique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01

LIE pre- m.er steamer qul entre1a
dams lie Port est le "Lapreirie."
LIE "Longueil est arrive hier et
r"Hochelaga" iundi proclaim.
Les autres steamers de la CON-
pagnie du Richlieu n'arriveront
qu'apr6s le depart complet des
glaces jusqu'a Quebec.
A Sorel, l'eau a monte de .deux
pouces.
La legislature de Manitoba a
decide de ne pas permettre Penn.
ploi de Ch1nois a la construction
des chemins do fer dams le Mani.
toba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
REST0NS CHEZ-NOUS

les CanardS ct les "D0Omer5 mon
contents d'inonder lAlaska de mi
neurs en- embryon aux d6pens de
nos. fertiles prairles. ces derniers
veulent deloger I'm contingent de
nos compatriotes ct les conduire
au Mexique GU Aeurit l'oranger.
Les extremes SO touchent:
Dams le septeltrion vous n'avez
jamais trop d'habi*s chauds, aux
trop1ques lis ne sont jamais assez
frais. You poys your money ond
you takes your choice. Nous SOM
mes convaincus par l'exp6rience
du paso6, quill y aura plus do de.
captions que de success reels a en-
r6gistrer dams ces p6rigrinations
lointaines.
Dams cette alternative il fault en-
revenlr q la bonne vieille maxine
du juste milieu. Tn medic stat dr.
tus.
Et CO juste mil1eu comment lie
trouver?
lei meme cans le Minnesota;
dams la va1l6e du Mississippi ct cell
le de la Riviere Rouge. Somme
toute, le climat ma pas az rival au
monde. II y a certains endroits
dams la California GU la Temporal
ture est plus uniforme; tellement
uniforme que reinforcement Pun
de ses habitants soupira1t ardem-
ment apres. une de ces %perturba-
items atmospherlques qui fouet-
tent le sang ct vous, ram6nent q la
vie.
Non settlement le climat, mails
la fertilit6 du sol lemporte sur
Q co%ncurrente.. Minnesota, ct les
deux Dakotas sont le grenier du
monde ct la beaut6 de la chose est
quill ne faut pas plus d'argent
pour sly 6tablir que pour tenter
fortune a TAlaska on au Mexique.
Que d1able irions nous faire
dams cette galarel, quand d nos
portes SO trouve le bien etre assu-
re pour tout lie monde, les pauvres
CONNIE les riches. II y a dc Tor
au Youkon ainsi que du cafe ct
DIES oranges au Mexique; mails IL
fault consid6rer que pour acqu1rer
l'aisance dams ces parages, il fault
risquer non-seulement son argent,
mails So vie; il fault Sc d6p0uil1er
du v,eil homme, abandonner ses
idees ct Q habitudes ACCUSES de
Tongue date, SO refaire de nouvel.
les m6thodes d'affaires ct un au-
tire regime de vie, chose solvent
impossible au pauvre voyageur, =
j'allais dire aventurier;-u fault
MOURN au monde qu'on laisse
pour SO Greer une vie n%ouvelle, en-
PEASANT par toutes les periodes
dune maniare d'enfance vis-a-vis
ceux qu'une Tongue residence
dnns le pays d'adoptlon a enrichis
zd'exp6rience ct rendus forts. Ceux
.qui ont laiss6 leur patrie pour en-
adopter une %nouvelle nous COM
.prendront.
QUAINT aux receptions ct a Pen.
nui, c'est une question de senti-
nsent, ct nous parlons d'afaires.
Plus tard quand les artistes ct
les poetes viendront nous joindre
nous leur fournirons des themes
nouyeaux sur DIES vieux airs.
LIE canadien-francais a etc
grand voyageur. devant Dieu ct
les hommes. II ny a pas un coin
de rAm6rique du Nord que nos
ancetres n'aient d6couvert on par
couru Au lieu de developer paisi-
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etc.. doivent etre adressees CONNIE
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EUROPE.

ne I6fIlDl6 explosion
s'est produite dams la mine Santa
Isabel. a Belmuez, province de
Cordova.
Soixante vlctimes ont deja etc
trouv6es, mails IL en- reste encore
IN grand nombre dams les ruines.
Pekin,-La France a demand6 a
la Chine que le directeur du bu-
reau de poste imperial soft un
Franeais, 6vldemment dams 10 but
de soustraire oe hareaa eu contro-
le de Sir Robert Hart, directeur
des douanes maritimes imp6r1ales
:chinoises, ct la cesslon dune sta
ton pour prendre du Charlton q
Kwaug-Chou. aveo uae concession
pour la construction dun chemin
de fer, y compris les privileges
miners exoluslfs.
La Chine devra r6pondre a ces
demandes d'ici a huit Jour. Les
Frsncais semblent menacer de
prendre possession de la province
d'Hainan 81 la Chine ne 80 SONNET
pas q leurs exigenoes.
La reception du comte de Nun
a rAoad5mie FRANCHISE a amen6
sous la ooupole de lInstitut la
foule ordipaire de ces ceremonies,
foule nombreuse de savants, de
lettr6s ct du monde cho1si ct el6.
CANT. Les danes on grande toilet
to 80 pre- ssaient dams l~'enceinte
aosd6mique, la plupart en- oette
OCCASION alment mieux go priver
de d%tjeuner que de manquer pa
reille fete. M. de Nun a prononc6
P6loge de NJ. Jules Simon, don't il
ocoupe le siege. M. le oomte
dHausso1ville a r6pondu au reci-
piendaire.
M. Beaumont, un Francais
dune haute yaleur, fait imprimer
en- &c moment I'm Outrage fort in
sur le Canada. o.,est une
serie de pieces in6dltes, qai il a re-
unies ct lees ensemble par .quel-
ques commentaries sous &c t tire:
Lies dix dernleres annees de IA
Paris,-L'"Aurore" amrme que
ron prepare Ia mobilization de la
dotte francaise. Une activit6 is.
Vreuse, ajoute oe journal, regne
aans tous les arsenaux ct chantlsrs
lie construction ravale Oh l'on ira
le solr jusqu'a dix heuree.
sizes escadres FRANCHISES du
Ia Nord stationnees d Cherbohrg,
lit encore l"Aurore", sent pretes
oour I'm depart immediat. A&a de
le nombre %n6oessaire
des 6leves de dauxleme
'nnee seront NOMINEES 4enselgnes
le valsseau. Tous les amiraux ont
ecu instruction de s'arranger de
aeon a arriver a Paris % heures
pres y avoir etc appeles.
On annonce de Paris Is mort
M. Ba1llod, ag5 de l04 ans, le
!ernier s%urviyant des medalIIes de
|ainte-H Helene. C'est fni de la fa-
1euse phalange. ii est parti lie
ernier des "heros dune Iliade
u'Homoere n'eorirait pas" LIE .
survivant de la grande ar
lee Went d'etre enterre. L'epop6e
a plus de temoin want. ]
Rome,-L"Italie" dit qu'un :
'notionnaire du Vatican en- loquel :
l await une grande oonfanoe,
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