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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-10

The Register mournfully contem-
plates the Republican party Of the
present day with its history in past
days: "For example," says our neigh
Dor, Compare such men as Seward,
chase, Sumner, the elder Cameron.
Morton, Garfield. Blaine, conkling and
the others Of those great and broad
minded statesmen. with Tom Plat.
Mark Hanna, Quay, our own Elkins,
Alger, Teddy Roosevelt and the rest Of
the talent now directing public AFFAIRS,
and incidentally the course Of the em-
plre."
we are perfectly willing to make
that comparison. Likewise. as
zone contemplates the Democratic par
" Of the present day. one cannot help
rejecting on the differences a few brief
years have brought about, both as to
leaders and pollcles." For example,
compare such men as Jefferson, Jack
SON, Calhoun, Randolph, cass, cleve-
land. Bayard, Richard olney, Randall,
SHflblet MauuIuBI a4ISu4aAt 4SSAAOAAT
EndIcott. Villas. William L. Wilson,
Breckenridge. Roger B. fancy and a
few other real Democratic great and
predetermined statesmen" with Will
lam Jennings Bryan. Ex-Governor Alt
geld, Boss Croker. Boss Tweed. Edward
Atkinson Republican and Agulnal-
dos American manager). John R. Nc
Lean, Tillmaa. Lentz, German, Aguin-
aldo and the remainder of the talent
now directing the affairs Of the Demo-
cratic party, and incidentally the war
against the United States government
in the Philippines" We agree with
the Register that "the comparison Is a
very striking one"
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Roneh on the Renorter.

Argonaut: The late Sir John Mac
donald once gave orders to the leading
Ottawa paper that his speeches were
always to be reported verbatum, as he
prldet himself on the perfection Of his
extempore style. But on one occasion,
when he spoke after dining generously,
the reporters notes turned out so inco-
herent that the editor took fright and
sent the young man to get Sir Johns
own revision OF his remarks. That
statesman gravely corrected the repor--
ter's literal transcript Of what he had
said and as gravely said to him on TAX
ing leave: Young man, let me give
YOU a piece Of advice, Of which fear
YOU stand In need. Never touch liquor
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leys and bladder need Immediate at

neys and bladder need immediate at
tention.
ability to hold water and promptly
overcomea that unpleasant necessity Of
being compelled to go often during the
day and to get up many times during
the night.
This prompt, mild and wonderful
remedy Is easy To get at the drug
stores, in hfty-ceut or one-dollar bot
ties. Make a note Of the name,
SWAAdP-RoOT, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and remember that It Is prepared
only by DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y.
swamp-Root has been tested in so
many ways, in hospital work, In pri-
Vate practice, among the helpless too
poor to purchase relief, and has proved
80 successful In every case that a spe-
cial arrangement has been made by
which ali readers of the Iutefitgencer,
who have not already tried 1t, may
have a sample bottle sent absolutely
free by mall. Also book telling more
about swamp-Root and containing
some OF the thousands upon thousands
Of testimonial letters received from men
and women who owe their good health,
In fact their very lives to the wonderful
curative properties Of Swamp-Root.
The great kidney remedy Swamp
Root is 50 remarkably successful that
our readers are advised to write for
free sample bottle, and to kindly men
ton the Wheeling Daily Intelligencer
when sending your address to DR.. Kill
mer G Co., Bihghamton, N. Y.
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nurse was examined a pawn ticket was
discovered. BY means Of this the sur
geon's watch was recovered and re-
turned 70 his family Ia Massachusetts,.
Shortly after the reburlal Of the
young mans body q stranger called on
the father. The stranger was surprised
10 zee hanging on the wall OF the ONCE
into which he was shown. a portrait,
the features Of which seemed 70 him IA
miliar.
Pardon me" ne asked. "but win you
tell me whose picture that is2''
THAT IS my son who died at Santa
go" was the answer.
II played football with him once when
he was ct school" the stranger declar-
ed. II remember he Stumbled over me
and fell in such way as to break two
Of his front teeth"
1--WE have reason to thank you for
that accident" said the father, Tor Il
was by those two front teeth, which had
been built down with gold. that his
body was positively Identified"
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States government, 4 part Of which he
Ohio will never sustain q treaeherOus
policy against the country. repudiate
her great. broad-minded son, who Is
holding up the honor Of the American
dag and the integrity Of this great re-
public, e she behest Of a professional
politician against 30 distinguished
man as Judge Nash, who bears the
banner Of American supremacy, the
expansion Of American civilization, adj
yOcatea the carrying out Of sacred ma
tional obligations. solemnly pledged In
a treaty Of peace. ratified by the United
States senate. approved by the Presi-
dent. and endorsed by the patriotic
citizens Of the country. defended BY our
soldiers and sailors.
Mclean win and that the people OF
Ohio viii render an unequlvocal, unal-
terabie verdict that President McKln-
ley Is not an enslaver. but a great
hearted American President, whose de-
sire "a peace and liberty.
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You are in no DANGER q beIng slels q

You are in no danger of being sick Il
you keep your kidneys well.
They filter your blood and keep It
pure and free from Demonstrating
germs.
Your other organs may need care. but
your kidneys most, because they do
most.
II you are sick. begin with your kid
neys, because as soon as they are well
they will help all the other organs to
health.
The treatment Of some diseases may
be delayed without danger, not so with
kidney disease.
Swamp-Root is the great medical
triumph Of the nineteenth century; dis
covered after years Of untiring EFFORT
and research by the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. DR.. Kllmer, and has
truly wonderful healing action on the
kidneys and bladder.
It will be found by both men and
women Just what is needed In all cases
Of kidney and bladder disorders, lame
back, dull pain or ache in the back,
gravel. catarrh Of the bladder. rheuma-
tism, sciatica, neuralgia, uric acid trou-
bles and BrIght's disease, which is the
worst form Of neglected kidney trou-
BILE.
main undisturbed in glass or bottle
for twenty-fOur hours, forms q sedi-
ment or settling or has a cloudy ap-
pearance, 1t Is evidence that your kid-
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Boston Journal: A young surgeon Of
one Of the Massachusetts volunteer reg
inents did his duty during the terrible
days that followed the surrender Of
Santiago and gave up his life saving the
lives OF others. When at last Abe trans
ports came to carry the soldiers to
Muutauk the surgeon waB too weak to
be taken away. a few hours after his
comrades left him he brcathed his last.
HIS effects were sent to the Borrowing
father and mother and sister In MHSSa-
chusetts, and later the body was
brought home 10 rest In eternal peace
in the beautiful cemetery which the
surrounding Berkshire Hills seems so
faithfully to guard and protect
When his personal property wns
looked over one thing was found to be
missing. That was the watch which
the young mans father had given him
on his twenty-hrst birthday. Govern
ment aid was secured, aud thorough
search was made for the missing ar
ticle. but II was not found.
A week uR0 the nurse that cared for
tho young surgeon during his last III
ness died. When tho trunk Of the dead
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lie INTELLIGENcER.
WHEELING, OCTOBER 10, 1889.
The NTidnight Hanging.

AT midnight was Witnessed, within
the confines of the West Virginia state
prison, the Inauguration Of the new
law for the execution Of the death pens
atty. in the, presence Of officers Of the
law, the relatives Of the condemned
man and newspaper representatives.
eshep" Caldwell, coIoted man who
murdered a woman, also of bad char
acter, sufHered the fate decreed by the
court which tried him for the ottense.
The hanging was Of more Importance.
because, with It's contamination, the
law which prohibits public hangings,
with all their revolving details, in West
Virginia went into effect. It will be
d relief to the people Of the state that
this is true. The ill-efects OF public
hangIngs cannot be estimated. They
cater to the morbid curiosity Of the
rabble. and develop in the people spir-
Ii Of savagery. not at all in harmony
with the spirit and the practices Of
civilization.
The United States Is one OF the Few
countries of advanced civilization in
which public executions of the death
penalty have been tolerated. In France
that relic OF barbarlsm, the guillotine,
Il stiil used in the public square, and,
In Paris, the day is given over to the
control Of the mobs. France has yet
toSlearn It's lesson. One can scarcely
expect that bloody custom to subside
early, however, in a country that can
he guilty of Dreytus outrage.
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REFIEoT1oNs or a BACHELoR
Engaged people ought to be made I

Engaged people ought to be made to
do all Of their kissing over a telephone.
Adam didn't have TO make up to Eve.
When he wanted her to do a thing, be
hit her. =.
II II was indoors and there weren't
any men looking on, every woman
wonld sit down on the floor to tie up
the lace Of her shoe.
Even he who. does not believe In scat
tering flowers on the graves Of the dead
would be Baddened by the thought that
no one would scatter flowers on his.
The kind Of woman who would
make o happy home isn't the one who
tells you you can smoke II you want to
and doesn't put anything out that you
dare 10 put the ashes in.-New York
Press
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AJoy for tho HowIcrs.

Louisville courler-Journal: 1t may
be true, as explained, that the suspen-
sion of the AtchIson, Kan, bank was
due to bad Investments; but. never
theless. the bank has suspended. There
fore lot the tom-tom be beaten and the
bewRaR be sounded. for there is more
low among the calamityites over one
hank that fails than over ninety and
nine that are able to Keep faith with
their customers. Let calamity joybells
ring: IL is a long time between rings
nowadays,
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We arc Nj Interested.

Gold greed is said to be the cause Of
all the troubles in the Transvaal, Eng
lands game to gobble up lands with
the rich mineral deposits. Rev. s. F.
Young is Of the opinion that President
Mckinley should arbItrate the question
through diplomatic interference. Presi-
dent Mckinley has no authority to
make such interference. 1t would be
a violation of the Monroe doctrine.
The United States doesn't care to In
voIve Itself in European politics and
wars. Besides. President Mckinley
has SUFFICIENT burdens on his hands.
The United States has enough to look
after in war settlements, and has no
interests whatever in South Africa. All
talk Of this nature is useless. The New
York World is agitating this question.
It is as ridiculous as the proposition to
make Dewey the Democratic candidate
for President with view to strength
ening Bryan in 1904.
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Mc1,cnn on Enslarement.

Our Ohio Republican friends will
heartily appreciate a few comments on
the campaign cry Of enslavement, in
which 1t says the hollowest humbug of
the year Is found in some OF John r.
McLean's speeches, For instance, the
following; ut is the shame Of the Re-
publican party to-day that Llncoln's
successor would have our soldiers In
the Philippines die to make men
slaves." Even william Jennings Bry-
an, the Sun says, who is mounting Lin
coins name through several states In
the cause OF surrender, would hnrdiy
venture no far MS thnt. The contrast
that dishonest orators are trying to
draw between Lincoln as a lIberator
and Mckinley ms an 'enslaver" crum-
blcs at breath.
It is needless to speculate MS to
.'what Lincoln would have done II ann
bilious leaders among the emancipated
slaves In the south hHd attempted to
sci up o government of their own upon
American territory. and had dehed the
government and attacked It's flag. III 1t
Is ensIavement to enforce peace and es-
tabIlsh government Of law and or
der, then Abraham Lincoln, under
these conditions. would have been an
enslaver."
When John r. Mclean wakes up at-
ter the election over in Ohio In Mo-
vember, he will ascertain Just what the
loyal citizens Of Ohio think Of John r.
NeLean's estimate OF President Nc
Yluley's policy, and what they think
Of dragging tho memory Of Abraham
Lincoln in his contemplate campaign
70 bolster up treason to the United
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The gunboat Wheeling, one Of the
navy's best vessels, both in name and
excellence of equipment, won world
wide fame, and on the best day of the
week, by participating on Sunday in
the Smelling Of two towns in the Phil
ippines, Noveleta and Santa Cruz, rout-
ing the enemy. The Wheeling is do
Ing good work, and has sustained the
reputation of the city in whose honor
she was named. All glory to The
wheeling and Wheeling.
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DooK PRINTING
ID Illustrated Catalogues plain o. ~
cOlors. Printing from HAlt-TohV
EngravinEs finely executed.
JOB PRINTING
Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars and all
kinds OF job Work done at reusone.
bile prices The best cOlors only USED
9 in the pr.nting OF att work.
THE INTELLlGENCEE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
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This is Chadwick Day at Morgan
town. 1t Will be a credltable demon
stratlon, and will reflect the hospi-
tally and the appreciation OF the people
Of that town OF their representative In
the American navy, which has 30 re-
Gently won the admiration OF the world.
The Intclllgencer Joins with Its Nor
gantown friends in this welcome.
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Chicago Times Herald: 1.-THE leop!
ard" he quoted, cannot change his
spots"
"How do you know?' she asked. Has
he ever tried benzIne"
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erie iNTELLIeENcER, embracing It's
several editions. is entered Ia the POST
once at wheeling. w, Va. @ second
SIalg matter.l
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Whom dc mawn Is frosty, son,
An do trees In BHlppin' loud,
When dc smoke II had begun
Fo' to make de chlmhly crowd
Denis dc time to knuCkle down
10 dc task you Tub 80 well:-
When dc cakes dCy gin to brown
An dc griddle gin to smell.
DInah hnh 1ubIy smile
Foo To- chase nwnY go care,
When dc cakes dey gin TO pllo
Oar aroma on dc air.
Oars de sasige gravy, say,
HAin't dis Eden TO spell,
When de batter kin to pluy
An dc griddie Gin to smell.
Oar Is kings upon dc throne.
Oar Ia princes In de six;
Chile, 20 'wny; dOy haln't, alone
All dc flies OATS In dc milk.
lsO'd. dHr hnln't no bliss dat ls
Like 10 dat Wo't hab De spcli:-
When de batter 10 gee whiz
An de gTlddlc gin to smell.
Deg say dat oil de ccons
Am dc same Jest like nc rest:
Songs mo Tub dcy hnb dc tunes
Oh de SONGS me Tub dc best;
An TO- me, | Joss prefer
Dat ole tune Tub so well:--
When dc spoon II gin to stir,
An dc grlddle 'gln to smell.
III, 8. Keller.
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On b kInRs upon ID throno.


YOUR dinner, II accompanied by
Cooks Imperial Champagne Extra Dry
Will be dlgestible and satisfactory,
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q "a . n RIA.
,,a,,tb. a Tho Kind You Ham AlVaTs Bol1ti
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w IIABL9 man, with about 900 capl-
tai. IA an Old established business. a good
opportunity and will bear ltrlceest inHes-
tigatl0n. Address BUSINESS, 2. 9. Box
81, City. ocl0'
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Do You Have Rheumatism?
Are You Sleepless, Irritable, All Run Down?
Kidney Trouble Makes Yon Miserable.

SWAMPRooT Is the Great Remedy for Kidney, Bladder
and Uric Acid Troubles To Prove for Yourself Its
Wonderful Merits, You May Have Sample Bottle
Sent FREE by Mail
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Postage Prepaid.
a5aad q FoaElsslLh &c.

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Correspondence containing important
NEWS solicited from every part Of the
surrounding country.
Rejected communication will not be re-
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postage
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T0OR sAIE4THB WEEKLY PUBL.
~ CATION known aa ne Ohio Valley
1Innnf ietuFer. Apply It once. oci0
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1910 MAIN STREET.
FOR sALR.MNlaA.NN

FOR SALE.&&&A:N&
Ten-room frame dwelling in Glendale.
VIII exchange for dwelling in Wheeling.
No. 1888 Main street.
Chapline street.
4 desirable residence and unlmprOved
lots In Loatherwood.
No. 40i1 Jacob street, desirable modern
dwelling, very cheap.
A number OF desirable building lots
along. the line OF the Elm Grove ratiroad.
Six dwellings IN the town Of Martins
Ferry, at a cheap price.
National Steel and American Tin Plato
stocks FOR RENT.
Two desirable country residences foA
winter or summer.
Front one-halS OF store room, desirable
location on Main street
Store room. No. 1888 Main street
Desirable dwelling in Ieatherwood.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room 4 City Bank Building. Phone 6SI.
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IEitPnO,t NlptRtRs,
ldi,orl.lRooaa...... saslcosalIuu RoOn-..s s11
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SHANGHAI
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CAP1TAI.-S1T6,OOO.

WILLIAM A. IsETT. President
MORTIMER POLLOCK" Vice; President
Drafts on England, ireland, France and
Germany.
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1.s. Z &ez1N1zM
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nFFICR AND ROOMS EOR RENT.

Elegdnt once room at No. Is Twelfth
street 9 hereby offered for rent; posle1seG
every convenience, such Is vault, water
both Fih, electricity, etc, Gail and SEQ
q. also rooms on second story Of bank
building. suitable for almost any purpose.
PoSsesStnh may be had 1t once. For terms
apply &C PEOPLES BANK.
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nELBRuGGB DANCING ACADEMY
At AFidq Hal. corner Of Twentieth and
Main streets, has roopened for the season
or lg99.19O0 Thorough training IA Delgarte,
PhvRical Culture. Both society and fancy
dancing. Address all communications 70
G. W. DELBRuGGB.
oeiO No. g MarBhall Street
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-23
Notice of Incorporation.
STATE OF NORTH CALoLINA.

To all to Whom These Presents Shall Come.
-GREETLNG:
Knoto le. That 1t appears from the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Vance
county that the following named persons
Samuel Watkins John b Watkins, John
b Watkins, Jr.. and VIM. +. Moss, here
tofOre on the 9th day OF March, 1879
signed and filed Articles Of Agreement,
for the formation OF a private corporation
before said Clerk and copy Of said Articles
OF Agreement, duly certified by said
Clerk. under the seal OF said Court, have
been filed and recorded in this Office, as
prescribed in chapter 3lS OF the Acts Of
1899.
Nop, Therefore, Under the power and
authority vested in me ny said chapter 3 &
of said Acts Of 1893. l do hereby declare
the persons signing said Articles of Agree
ment duly incorporated under the name
and style of THE WATKINS HARD
WARE COMPANY, for the period Of
five years from and after the 18th day of
March, 1899, for the purposes set forth in
said Articles of Agreement, with all the
powers. rights and liabilities conferred
and imposed by law upon such corpora
tons.
WITNESS. my hand and the Great Seal
OF the State Of North Carolina, at Office in
the City OF Raleigh, this 18th day Of
March, in the 123rd year Of our lndcpen-
dence, and in the Year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety nine
CYRUS THOMPSON.
Secretary of State
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A MUCH ABUSED TERM,

No term is so much abused as is
the term personal liberty" Talk
to the immoral man, the drunkard,
the libertine about his career and he
will fall back on his personal liberty
and claim as his right the power to
do as he pleases. All, it is not
liberty to be a rascal because one has
the chance; it is not liberty for one
to be harsh and grinding and to
trample under foot justice, mercy
and humanity because he has the
power; it is not liberty for one to
drink, swear profanely, gamble and
set whatever moral example one
pleases; it is not liberty for Joseph to
yield to Potipher's wife because the
way is open. No. your personal
liberty releases YOU from no law Of
heaven nor from the consequences of
broken law. Over against every
law of heaven is written the awful
warning. Lest We die" and despite
your plea of personal liberty, the
penalty for violation of law must be
paid even to the Monroe
Enquirer.