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forts wM Sc fruitiess J have been
paid In advance for this speech, and I
am going to deliver It. Yes, / repeat
that prosperity may be bad thing, and
/ shall prove II to you. (Applause and
cheers). Here Is a dispatch In the paper
that hold IN my hand7-and It Is an ad-
What is the handT'' Kisses and cries
Of Shame! shamel'' )-whict says
that farmer at Frederick City, Nd,
sold his large crop Of wheat at a high
price. and IN the night dreamed that
robbers broke INTO his house to get his
money. In his fright he arose, dashed
through q window, and fell twenty feet,
sustaining injuries that may prove IA
tai"
Tremendous enthusiasm followed,
and the orator received an unprece-
dented ovation as he descended from
the platform,
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awe Arc Going to Keep Them

Lewiston (Me.) Journal: Admiral
Dewey sends cold chill down the
backs of the American hackers of Ag-
ulnaldo by remnrklng. even in the sa-
cred precincts Of Boston. which Is Pro-
lessor Atkinson's postofIice address
and Mr.. Williams keepsake, that I'VE
are going to keep the Philippines" OBJ
serve that Admiral Dewey says not that
we are going to restore order in tthe
Philippines, but that we are going to
restore civilization to the Philippines
that is, we are going to keep them, just
as we keep Louisiana. New Mexico,
Alaska and Hawaii. Thus the admiral
sits down hard on the anti-lmperialistlc
democracy as well as on the imperIal-
lstic AguInaldo. And incidentally such
Democratic organs as have been trying
to get Dewey to run as a Democratic
candidate for President also feel cold
chill running down their splnes.
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scIENCE a GooD THING.
How a Aruerun Manager Saved His
EstabIishment.

How ATuerun Manager Saved His
Establishment.
Chicago Evening News: At chica-
go dime museum, the ArInless Wonder,
who paints, writes and shoots with his
feet, was holding a conversation with
the common or waysIde Bearded Lady,
during the time the demonstrators was
airing his eloquence on the Man with
the Iron Jaw to the audience.
II say" observed the Armless Won
der, 1.-The manager Of this show Is a
smart sort Of fellow"
"They all are, II / know anything,
said the Bearded Lady, when 1t comes
to cutting down salaries
Eyes, OF course" said the other. "but
didn't mean 1t in that way"
What way then?"
"Oh, mean he's all there in cases OF
emergency. I could trust to him to do
just the thing that ought to be done no
matter what was happening. II he were
around / shouldn't be In the least fear
even II the museum took fire. or the
roof fell In, or an insane man got into
the place. should rely on the manager,
mean as he is when he comes down to
money"
"Wny, what as he been dolng?"
asked the Bearded Lazy.
well, 1t was like this" said the
Armless Wonder. Before you came In
this afternoon, the current from the
Electric Girl struck the Man with the
Iron Jaw, who was seated next to her,
and nearly set the platform on fire. BY
jlngoI but the manager saved the show!
He's smart man. l tell you"
YES, but what did he do?" inquired
the Lady, impatlently.
We'll" said the Armless one, che
just rose to the occasion, that's what
he did. 1t was stroke Of genius. He
seized the India Rubber Man on the
stand above there. and showed him in
between the couple. and in an instant
the Man with the Iron Jaw was insu-
lated. See2"
What's Insulated?" asked the Lady.
"Oh, you go back to school again"
was the snappy response. ut broke the
current and saved the show. All, science
tells! science tells!" he added. as he
pulled himself together for his perform
ance. for the demonstration and the
crowd at his heels were now bearing
down upon him.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Envy Is the bite of the dog in the
manger.
A man never gets to mean to over
reach himself.
The proper style Of haircut for sol
diers Is bangs.
In the court Of adversely any one can
get new trial.
A whisper In a country village COM
tinues TO echo for weeks.
An ounce Of free silver Is better
than pound Of gold cure.
There is neither disappointment nor
quicker In an unexpected kiss.
Only fools continue to do uphill work
after they have reached the top.
A good deal OF the so-called cream Of
society is nothing but skinned milk.
Says an old bachelor: "a wife Is an
attachment that makes man hustle.p
A mans face is apt to be his mistor-
tune the first time he tries to shave
himself.
If some people were to think twice
before speaking they would have no
use for tongues.
Nothing hurts the dignlfied man more
Llthu 70 nave q AuuSAI4IS SsAAA uAAA ~
his first name.
After a woman has reached the age Of
thirty she wonders how many years Will
have passed before she is thirty-one.
"Ten Years In Kennel Is the title Of
new book. Can 1t be the author is q
man who went to the dogs?
You have no doubt observed that It is
only after you have made a mistake
that people begin to tell how It could
have been avoided.
A politician says the result Of an
election often depends on whether q
candidate shakes hands with the ward
heller and says "Good-bye" or Good!
Buy,"-Chicngo Evening News.
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Chicago Times-Herald: And now"
said the inspired orator from Nebrns-
ka. ''ict me devote n little attention. IL
you please, to this prosperity TINT we
hear so much about (CrieS OF That's
right" go on!'O They nre trying to
make us believe that. having prosperity
we ought to be happy and satisfied.
(jroanB). Whnt n fallHcious doctrine
that is, my fellow citizens! cloud
cheers). They forget that prosperity
may be the worst thing that can hap
pen 20 a man. "a voice: 'Is lt?') All,
/ see they have their agents here to try
TO break up this meeting, but their eff
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Mr. Bryan was conservatlvely cau-
tious In the few speeches he made In
the eastern states with respect to the
money question, but as the western Mt
mosphere encompasses the Democratic
aspIrant for the presidency he throws
of his cloak and conJuFes Up the ghost
OF 10 to /. At Weeping Water, Nebras-
ka, a very suggestive name, nc spoke
as follows: II desire agnin to say TO you
that the silver question, AZ presented
four years ago--the issue Of 10 to l, II
you ploase-is as alive to-day az ever,
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Cleveland Plain Dealer: Senator
Hoar arose In his seat in the senate one
day and made n lengthy speech in
which he said something should be
done to lessen drunkenness In the city
OF Washington.
why" said he. "a man can no longer
walk along the lower portion of Penn
sylvania avenue without staggering In
to drunken man."
Senator ingalls, arose in his seat, how
ed to the speaker, and with great gray
lty said: 1.-The gentleman doubtless
means that he cnnnot walk along Penn
sylvnnia avenue without drunken
man staggering Into him."
The senate was convulsed at the veil
ed suggestion.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, us they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease,
Catarrh Is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure 1t you must
take Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts d.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not n
qunck medicine. It was prescribed by
one OF the best physicians in this conn
try for years, and is regular presCrlp-
tIon. 1t Is composed OF the best toncs
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Ca
tarrh Send for testimonials. free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.. Props.
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best,
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS

To National Export Exposition, PhIlO.
dclphia, Pa. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad Will
sell special cheap excursion tickets 20
Philadelphia On account Of the National
Export Exposition for Thursdays, Octo-
Dor 18th and 18th, and November I'd and
10th Mt one fare for the round trip, plus
so cents admission to the Exposition
minimum rate $1,000. Tickets Will be
good going from all points cast OF the
Ohio river. md nrc valid for return ten
days, including date OF sale.
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Tho Islhnns orPnnnmn.

It's engineers believe that they have
solved the problem Of the successful
completion Of this great enterprise. II
so, II will prove n great benefit to hui
mnnity. no more. truthfully speaking,
than Inns HostGtter's Stomach Bilters. the
remedy which never fails to cure ar
nlctlons OF the stomnch-for of what
use Ia prosperity without health? Tho
Blttcrs Invariably strengthens weak
stOmachs and torpid livcrs. and 10 one
Of the blessings Of the age.
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AZ tho Ronrdlng.IIonse.

Chicago Trlbunc:, Glow, for in
stance" nslsed the lnqulsitIve boarder,
would you define compliment
I'm loves warfare" replied the d.
dnctlc boarder, "a compliment is Skin
mIsher sent out for the purpose OF
bringing on AN enlargement"
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John Reckless McLean's campaign
seems to be conspicuousIy inert in the
open at the present time. But look out
for Foxy oulller" with his open pock-
etbook and glad hand in the byways
and hedges.
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The fully informed" correspondents
of higher journalism have already writ
ten the Presldent'S message to Con-
gross. thereby relieving the chief execu-
tive OF a great responsibility and incl
dental mental worry.
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Rough Dry Washed, Stnrohcd mn
Dried : cents per pound,
Flat Work., washed and IrOnod, o
cents per pound.
pound. At LuTH BIIOS',
Homo steam Laundry.
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SIMPSON 8 TATUM,
DOM 4 City Bank Building. Phone y
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on cay
and County Real Estate.
$3.50 for lot on Lind street. ..,..,.
~ 500 fof iot at Park View. -,
500 for lot 25xlOO, Wood street. sou'n
" $3.50, s. 800 1900 and $500 for lots and
building sites in Pleasant Valley. s.,,h
Si,T5O for 6-roomed house and lot, SCUM
1900 for two-story brick dwelling and
lot, North Main street; very best loea tis,,
s., 500 and 5000 each for two brick dWel'
ings and lot on Fifteenth street.
1900 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, loI
by 100, corner Thirty-fourth and Chap't"'
$500 for brick residence and lot on FIJI
tenth street,
New Bulletin issued next week.
C.. A. SCHAEFER & co..
Telephone No. 81.
Corner Fourteenth and Market stTeeS.
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These blots are actually blood ilots. 10
cure them lotions and outward appli-
cations are useless. The blood mi1st be
cured, before the akin becomes clean.
That great medicine for the stomach
and blood, Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, Is most effective in cleansing
the complexion and healing diseases
which de6le and defaee the skin. It
acts directly UPON the stomach and the
organs Of digestion and nutrition. It
increases the action Of the blood.mRl1ng
glands, and expels from the system the
lurking poilons which desle the blood
and through 4 defaee the skin.
No alcohol or other intodcant no
opium or other narcotic is contained IN
Golden Medical Discovery"
It may pay dealer better 70 sell you a
substitute which is less popular but more
profitable than the Discovery" It
won't pay you to buy II, if you want
reliable remedy.
"For about one year and half my face was
very badly broken out writes Miss Carrie
Adams, Of rs West Main ST., Battiecreek. Mich.
81 spent great deal OF money with doctors and
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on receipt Of stamps to cover expense of
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In the indiscrlminate assaults on SEN
ator Hanna, of Ohio, by the Democratic
press, they have not named one speci-
&c act of his that would not have been
resorted to by Democrat in his posi-
ton. Every advantage that he has
taken for the advancement of the 'nteT-
ests Of the Republican party has been
fair in conception and brilliant in exc
cutIon.
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ottmar Mergenthaler, the inventor OF
the linotype typesettIng machine, which
revolutlonlzed the printing business Is
dead. AS with most great inventors
his rewards for the most delicate con-
ception of any human mind were COM
paratiyely small. He has, however,
built a monument more enduring than
chlseled stone.
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Colonel Thomas H. Norton in another
column of this issue writes very. enter
talngly of the Cripple Creek, Colorado,
mining interests. AS the colonel is a
shrewd observer of affairs his observa-
tons carry weight with them.
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Lone Jones canvass in Ohio still goes
rolling along in its deceptive way. The
Cleveland Leader comes to the point
very neatly in calling attention 10 the
following undeniable facts: voters
whose feelings have been wrought upon
by Sam Jones portrayal of the differ
ence between those who have worldly
goods in abundance and those who have
but little should remember that both
Jones and Mclean are rich men, and
that Judge Nash, as compared with
them, is poor man"
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Tomorrow night will be HalIow cen.
The trusting and contiding girl will, as
her mother did before her, walk down
the cellar stairs with a lighted candle
and a looking glass before her, expect
ing to see the face of her future hus-
band peerlng over her shoulder. If
there is any anxious young man around.
and he knows his business, she will not
be disappointed.
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General Jouberts letter to General
White in relation to the death of Gem
erai symons, bears strain Of pathetic
dignity that commands the admiration
OF the world. After expressing his
sympathy with Lady symons in the
loss Of her husband, General Joubert's
humanity crops out in the following
lines: II trust the great God viii speed
lily bring to a close this unfortunate
state Of affairs. brought about by un-
scrupulous spectators and capitalists
who went to the Transvaal to obtain
wealth, and, in order to further their
own interests, misled others and
brought about this shameful state of
warfare over all South Africa, in which
so many valuable lives have been and
are being sacrificed, as instance Cen
eral Symons and others"
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FOR SALE.---

FOR SALE
Ten.robm frame dwelling In Glendale.
viii exchange for dwelling in Wheeling.
No. 1853 Main street. g..
a very desirable residence on South
Chapline street.
lots in Leatherwood. ,.s,.,
No. 40l7 Jacob street, desirable m0oeEn
dwelling, very cheap.
A number Of desirable bn1toin i tOSs "''''S
Six dwellings in the town OF Maruns
Ferry, ut q cheap price. p,...
National Steel and American TN FIaN
''U' FOR RENT.
Two desirable country residences tos
winter orisummef; "a, ,So,r c,
Desirable dwelling in LeatherWooo'
SIMPSON s TATUM,
Room a CITY Bank Building. Phone "
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Crhe INTELL1eENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the POST
once at Wheeling, W. Va. a. seconds
class mattsr)
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THE INTELLIfENCER.
InteIIleenceT PubIlshIne 90,

JOHN FRBw, Pres. 90 Bu5. Manager.
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IElfPiIO'E MMBrRS
tdi.OhoI ROOns.,.... s7s coSalIag RoOm. ..' s77
The citizen., 1899-03-10
Orphans Court.


First and final account of
Adam y, DevilbiSS. executor of
Louisa l.ugenbeel, deceased, filed.
First account of Albert Ander-
son, guardian to Alvin A. Ander-
son, filed.
Letters Of administration on es.
tate of Matilda A. IIeSSong, de.
ceased, granted to James L. Hes
song, administrator.
Will of VIM Hotter, deceased,
filed.
Sales of real estate of Mary f.
Getzcndanner, deceased, filed.
First and final account of VIM.
f. EaSterday, guardian to Chas.
w. EaSterday, filed.
The third account of Emory r.
RamSburg, guardian to Joseph
w. Lo; 9, filed.
Sales of real estate of John
Roelkey, deceased, ratified.
First and final account of Sam.
uel &. Ohler, guardian to Alice
G. Sheely, filed.
Report of sales of railroad
stock of Ann G. Hauer, deceased,
filed.
Futher final account of Nicholas
ID. Hauer, executor of Ann G.
Hauer, deceased, filed.
Courts order to sell stocks of
Jesse Clary, deceased, granted to
Jesse L. Clary, surviving, execu
tor.
Inventories of personal prop.
erty, current money and debts
due Joseph G. Baker, deceased,
filed and courts order to sell
granted to John w. Baker, ad-
ministrator.
Report of sales of real estate
of Ann Maria Lorentz, deceased,
filed.
Will of VIM. Hotter, deceased,
admitted to probate
Court . C.ler to transfer mort
gage granted to Sarah Burdner,
administrative of Andrew Burd
der, deceased.
Second and final account of
John II. Bennett, executor of
Lewis II. Bennett, deceased, filed.
Letters teStamentary on estate
of VIM. Hotter, deceased, grant.
ed to Elizapeth Hotter, eXecutrix.
Letters of administration on
estate of j. Knight Mcdonald,
deceased, granted to Alexandra
McDannOld, administrators.
First and final account OF Hicks
Eader, agent for Mary Eader, ad-
ministratrix of Manassas Eader,
deceased, filed.
Sales of real estate of Lewis
II. Bennett, deceased, ratified.
The citizen., 1899-03-10

Semi-Annual Examinations.

The semi annual examinations
of the Mary land a Agricultural
College have just been completed
with the following results:
Senior Class.--MesSrs. Sham
berger, of Baltimore County; Col,
lins, of Somerset; Blandford, of
Prince Georges and Eyster, of
Baltimore County, holding the
position of star members of their
class.
Junior Class.-Messrs. Peach.
of Prince Georges; Kefauver. of
Frederick; Weigand, of Wash.
ington County, and Talbot, of
Calvert, being the star members
Of their class.
Sophomore Glass; MeSSrs. Har-
desty, of Prince Georges County;
Roberts, of Prince Georges; Co
hey, of Charles. and Mcdonnell.
of Pa. being the star. members
of their class.
Freshman ClasS.-MesSrs. Bow
man, of Montgomery County;
Dickey, of Baltimore City; Sy-
mons, of Talbot, and Mackall, of
Calvert County, being the star
members of their class,
The combined;percentage on all
studies i'll no instance falling be-
low 80 per cent. and reaching in
several instances SO per cent.
The new session has opened au
SpiciouSly. Morrill, Hall, the
new Science Building, is now oc.
cupied by the departments of Ag-
riculture, Horticulture, Biology,
Entomology and Pathology, each
with a recitation room, practical
laboratory and office.
The citizen., 1899-03-10

expected to stop any OF the cX-
traNagance. \ careful consider
alton of a number OF the appro-
priation bills will show that Il
concerted grab game was played
from the start to the finish. In
the wind-up, when the bills were
i'll conference, and some things
had to he thrown overheard to
reach an agreement, the appiopri-
ationS Of those having the weak
est pull had to go, Senators
Warren, of Wyoming, Wilson, Of
Washington, Garter, of Montana,
and several others, who had he, II
admitted to the game in its early
stages. publicly protested when
they found themselves buncoed
by the Conference report, but that
did not do them any good, in the
Senate, and will probably not do
them any good at home.
Senator Morgan'S attack upon
Gar Reed from the floor of the
Senate was. unprecedented, but
many think it was deserved. He
started by saying that the action
of the ruler of the House in work
ing through what has several
times been referred to on the floor
of the House as the "Nog Com
bine" for public building legiS-
lation was "a fraud and an out
rage" and concluded by saying:
II want to protest against this
sort Of legislation. | know where
the incentive Of this performance
comes from. Iknow the origin of
that wrong. | know the man
who inspired it. His will and
pleasure was to make fair weather
for particular set of men who
are favorites of the particular
ruler of the House."
Alger and AlgeriSm received a
slap in the face when Senator
FOraker's amendment was added
to the army bill, declaring that
no property franchises should be
granted during our military oc-
cupancy Of Cuba. Alger recently
created board, which it was of
tically announced, was created
for the express purpose Of passing
upon applications for such fran
chiSes, and which it was publicly
charged was really created to see
that everything of value was
given to Alger's friends. The
large number of Republicans who
voted for this amendment was
another hint to Mr.. Mckinley
that prominent members of his
party would like him to get rid
Of Alger, but there are no signs
that the hint will be taken.
Hanna did not vote for it, and
Hanna is still King, and is pre-
pairing to take Mr.. Mckinley to
ThOmasville, Ca, where he owns
house, for a rest.
The Military Court of Inquiry
is going West to take testimony
at the big meat-packing estab-
liShments, although it would be
difficult to say why.
The citizen., 1899-03-10

Who does not know women and
young girls who are continually in
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Who have frequent fits of melancholy
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