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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-01
NEWSPAPER WAITS

"Old Books Sold Here-Dam Cheap"
Is the attractive legend inscribed on n
shop in n back street in Bombay
Glasgow Evening Times.
In the Darkest South.-First Citizen
The Chinese Amt so far behind the
times MS we supposed. Second Citizen
No, indeed! I reckon they could pull
on quite n respectable lychin' bee
Puck.
Quinn-Strange. about the lack OF
fish yarns this summer. De Fonte-
Not ut all; the fellows who usually spin
them have all got Jobs as war. cores
pondents In Observation-Disclosures
Record.
With Regrct.-"The true editorial
spirit" said the old-tmer. ais dcclln-
Ing" ~ guess you're right" agreed
the struggling author. 1T certainly
doesn't appear to be accepting."-Phil-
adelphia Press.
He Surely Does.-Watts-It seems to
be the tendency of civilization to put
the dollar ahead OF the man. Potts
That Is done In order that the man
may go after the dollar.--lndianupolIs
Press.
Full OF Water.-"How do you feel
now?" asked his rescucrs. Like n Jer-
sey Trust" gasped the hnlf-drowncd
man. family. Then they rolled him on
the barrel some more, for they, too,
were ilnancicrs.-Harpcr's Bazaar.
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( Thousands Of Readers,

Entering upon its flftieth year. or the
meridian Of life, the Wheeling Intelli-
gencer reflects with merited pride Its
work and advancement Of n half CEN
tury's: usefulness. Recently 1t issued
the first number Of Volume so. Forty
nine years ago the Intelligencer. was
from the hand press OF our fathers, and
Its readers were numbered. perhaps, by
only hundreds; to-day itlis printed
from the wonderfully improved machin-
cry Of the present era: its columns are
filled with the happenings Of the world
and its thousands Of readers are served
at daybreak with what transpired dur
Ing the latest revolution of the earth.
Politically, the Intelligcncer is Republic
can clear through, and neved falls to
ballast Its end Of the see-saw with
enough argument to place an .untortun-
ate antagonist up in the air."-Barnes-
Vile, Ohio, Saturday. MILESTONE.
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4 Pen Picture of Brynr.

The Kentucky newspapers that are
opposing Organism and Gocbellsm
seem disposed to annoy the editor of
the Louisville Courier Journal. who Is
supporting both this year, by reproduce
Ing statements he made when he was
opposing both. One Of the extracts
which is finding wide circulation Is the
following pen picture OF Mr.. Bryan
drawn by the skillful hand OF Henry
Watterson four years ago: n Il, ,
"Mr. William J. Bryan has come to
Kentucky, md Kentuckians have taken
his measure. He Is n boy orator. He
Is a dishonest dodger. He Is n daring
adventurer. He Is a political fakIr. He
Is not OF the material OF which the peo-
pie Of the United States have ever
made President. Nor In he even OF
the material OF which any party. has
over before made n candldatc."-Ncw
York Tribune. \, 10.
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GA Broomstick Ghost. -

Senator Cushman Davis, In recent
speech at Chicago characterized thc
frenzied cry OF imperialism" by thf
Demo-Populists as a "broomstick
shcst," and that Is about. the plze OF it
II there is any imperialism" in the
question OF retaining the Philippine Is
lands 1t was in extending American
sovereignty Into Those Islands by the
ratification Of the treaty of cesslon. Mr.
Bryan favored this ratification anu se-
cured by his arguments the votes o.
seventeen Democratic, ;Popullst and
free silver senators. ~ 81
In the whole history of this negative
party, which has ever Deem cuiverIng
with contectural Ills. 1T has always
turned its face towards the wallIng;
place. The whole contention of the
paramountcy OF imperialism" Is SO
wretchedly absurd thas,lt can hardly
be digniflea by serious argument. 1t is
simply bogy created g brighten ,he
ignorant, and the over-credulous. Why
should this country go to war to release
people from the imperial domination OF
Spain, where they were ruled In a des.
potic manner, and then turn around
and be so entirely dishonest, 60 back on
all the protestatlons and promises We
have made. and all at once transform
this government into an anarchy?
Then there is the howl OF governing
people without their conscnt-away
from home, in fact. 10000 miles away
while the same party has dIstranchlsed
100000 OF freemen at home. Senator
Dolltyer the other day, threw some
light on this hypocrisy when he said:
The world Is 20 arranged that every
masquerade OF false preiense trying Ia
DO business upon II high moral ycnle,
sooner or later comes 10 n point along
us line OF march where It can distinctly
near the laughter OF gods and men, Such
q point l think was rea chel nj Kansas
City when "pltchfork" TlIman was sc.
iectcd on account OF his voice to read
the declaration OF Independence with its
sublime precepts about the equality OF
men ana the ultimate basis OF human gov
eminent. February &c | heard Mr.. Till
man boast In the senate that his ue6nIc
mad openly nullifed the law OF tho land
treating the great amendments OF the con.
stitution as null and void, and with blood.
shed and fraud. for which he offered nc
apology! had driven more than one-halt
OF the population OF South CarollHa from
any participation whatever either in ihc
government OF the United States or In Tho
government OF the community In which
they were born. Until Mr.. Bryan shall
Stnnd IN somewhere before the American
people and IN an audible tone OF voice
utter one word OF manly disapproyals OF
The crime against civil liberty, which, In
the undlsputcd Democratic communities
OF the United States. has, left ten mllllont
law. j. for ono, intend to treat his s,oIsy
declarations on tho subject OF equal rights
nS UNIT for the respect OF tho American
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The Weep Act.

II see by the papers that strong men
have been weeping again." remarked an
obscrvant citizen yesteray. According
to a press telegram from Frankfort,
Ky" printed last Sunday. many strong
men wept" when the Jury acquitted
Colonel Colson, the gentleman who re-
Gently let q quantity Of daylight into
the vitals of one Colonel Scott. This
tendency on the part OF strong men to
dissolve In tears upon the slightest
provocatlon Is very curious" continued
the observant citizen. "and 1t has never
received the attention 1t deserves Mt the
hands Of scientific Investigators. The
evidence on the subject seems to be
overwhelming, In fact. ever since / can
remember the newspapers have been
continually announcing that strong men
wept. On such occasions the other spec
tators usually appear TO have remained
calm, at least | know Of nothing to
the contrary. but the muscular gentle
men present invariably begin to boo
hoo. Just what there was about the
acqu!ttal of Colonel Colson to cause
strong men to turn on their tearducts
is not exactly apparent, but 1t Is EVIL
IDENTIFY n matter Of habit. ! noticed. for
over London when Ladysmith was re-
lieved, and only few days ago. when
the queen paid her visit to Dublin and
everybody else was shouting himself
black In the face with delirious Joy,
these same doleful strong men, accord
Ing TO the cabicgramS. were giving their
usual lachrymose exhibition. when
the royal carriage finally appeared.
said the published account, the en-
thuslasm was indescribable, and strong
men wept. i knew It! .Confound emf
| said to myself. The other day my wife
was reading me an account OF the pro-
duction OF Rostand's new play In Paris.
The audience went Wild she read,
and strong men wept.' ! interrupted.
How did you know she asked In sur
prise. Oh they always do. / replied;
they emit help It. poor things ! wish
strong men would laugh now and then.
1t would be such cheerful break in
their melancholy record" >HE
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/ A Voice From the South.

Here comes q signing but triumphant
voice of patriotism from away down in
Georgia that makes the blood Jingle. L.
should thrill every, true American heart,
and cause the poor small souls that
huddle around Boston tea tables 10 bow
their heads in shame. The letter given
below was dated at Atlanta, Georgia,
August 2s, and was written by Thomas
c. Crcnshaw. addressed to Adjutant
General Corbin. 1t tells sad but pat
riotic story, as follows:
my beloved son. Captain Frank r.
Crenshaw, reached Atlanta on the Ord
inst, and having been operated on on
the 2sth, died this morning from the
effects OF wounds received in battle IN
Batangas province, Philippine Islands,
on June last. He leaves a young
wife and four little children.
I'VE pray for the sake OF all who have
fallen there in defense OF our country's
honor that the flag under which they
sacrificed their lives may never be pull
ed down. We shall forever cherish the
testimonials OF his gallantry OF record
In your Office"
How pitifully mean and dastardly' the
invective and SANDER OF the pugillani-
nous antl-imperIalists sound In COM
parison With the solemn eloauence OF
the above utterances. There Is Roman
father and patriot FOR. you that puts to
shame all the miserable sophistry and
paramountcy OF Bryan and his imam
Gus abettors. Atkinson. schurz, Wins
low Bradford and others. Who Is 10
blame for this young mans death blu.
the men who have been encouraging
Agulnnldo to hold out against the law
fu! authority OF the United States gov
eminent? II is pitlful that these men
should go about the country ranting
about the operations In the Philippines
when such cases as the above are their
mute accusers OF their infamy.
There was another voice from tho
tomb, equally as eloquent In lis accuse
ton. that OF the gallant General Law
ton who met death from a Filipino bull
let last November. Writing only a few
days before he fell to ex-Consul John
Barrett he said:
would 70 God that tho trutl, OF this
|hola Phuopine situation could be known
10 every one IN America aB I know IL. Y
II the real history. inspiration and con-
oitions Of this inSurrectIon. and the influ.
encss, local and external, that now cncour-
4 afe mo enemy. M .well aS tho actual pos
Bibllitien OF these islands and peoples and
Their rnlatien4 10 this great East, could
10 pndtrStood ct home, Ro would hear
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Tho Man Shirt Waist at sounwvi,le

wo b,yo snc,,,.,. 80 =
ccnt coz, =, th.ssa opJecuoh 10 de-
ho az ."st,'on Wush carried 10 inc
~, 10. e - VI excess,
L.. "a. ,a Gms posons Tree from WIFE
u,ro n' ~. a 'ta,, iioiii warps
brid h e1,Tr III nat n assumed 1t was
o''aesf1otl' or u corpse
No,.or b,,, "a ,,,u,,
'I' r-a nv 10 MN coiHin II iei'er
~, ,hn i H., - po 'iii.
10 thg uiELy realms OF laSh'on when his
n. , DaF,hIahS, come around,
VI Tou.I SeIL e,,5 ms freedom ny
a pen rnnnd 1 r ms sperrits when his wife
"uuiu run away
W. 80. -,
uomn ,hv tpilSue
fuf 10 See ieiler primpin when goin'
An. b bo DC i hinF, ,,, ~ onno. ,,.,a.,
AN TINY o,eG 70 1, GnrS our anger when
~ ny - ioiiupic Din SWGSt
iosseu n,nseil 10 20 10 behVer %hen his
Legisiatur met, u
Dut ennSept on suen occasions we nave
N,,h I -. IL ,it , 10 tr'tlnp !.
.hiShty Gus 70 Tue tfaultlons OF our Tree
an ensy camp,
An ,ne ieler tnat discarded OF the sacred
Fur tho polished o,pen-backcr stood n
chahce Slttin hurt!
foker RANK mad DIN TO Cripple lookin'
Lur an easy snap
An hau paraiyzed tie surplus OF n ten
dcr-i0oteu chap, s.
An 10 celcprhpte MS winnin MS eNng-
Eeratea tnste
Leo MIN INTO inc assumption OF n maScu-
~ -, line shirt ", waist i,
TWAS 80 louu we heerd II comm 'borc the
rnttlin oil the stage
An Inc sight OF 1t brought on us quite
III .rlshteous rage!
Acted on ns modest fellcrs In our shirts
-. O. !, faded wool
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Per,v i, I; The, Fnets.

In the Democratic papers that come
TO this office there is enclosed a. supple
ment called anyaddress to the voters OF
West Virginia, and which Is ;fathereed
by the Democratic state executive com.
mittee. This remarkable document at
tempts to show why the West Virginia
/ Democracy should be returned 10
power but 1t makes q most miserable
fist OF 1t, That party has lsiownlitself
TO be wholly incompetent to runs tho
affairs. of this growing commonwealth,
and nothing would be more, disastrous
to West Virginia than the triumph OF
the party ofSJohn T. McGraw at The
polls in November. 1t would give the
state, setback that would take years
to recover from4both commercially
and industrially. What would become
of us with the chllions.4 Mccorkle and
McGraw in the saddle?
The most impudent claim in the docL-
ment is the effort. to make 1t appeal
that the gross frauds in Taylor county
were rot frauds at all. that the knight
of the Purple Pencil is wholly innocent
of any political crime, and that Bro
hard, the Republican candidate for the
legislature. was actually defeated. Oh,
was he? Well, how about the report Of
the Taylor county grand jury, the home
county OF Colonel McGraw, composed
of beth Democrats and'sRepublicans,
and who, arrived at the following con.
clusion unanimously:
"AT A CIRCUIT CoURT.HELD FOR
THE COUNTY oFsTAYLoR AT THE:
COURT HOUSE THEREOF ON THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF. APRIL, 1899,
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED GRAND
JURORS FOR THE TERM OF 1899 OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TAYLOR
COUNTY. HAVE FULLYAND CARE
FULLY EXAMINED INTO THE AL.
LEGGED ELECTION FRAUDS Al
THE ELECTION HELnI NovEsI-
Der. 1888, AND HEREWITH SUBMIT
ALL THE TESTIMONY TAKEN
THEREIN TO THE JUDGE OF OUR
CIRCUIT COURT.
THE TESTIMONY TAKEN BE.
FORE THE COMMITTEE OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES WAS READ
IN FULL Blythe SECRETARY or
THE GRAND JURY. IT WAS FOUND
TO BE THE UNANIMOUS OPINION
OF THIS GRAND JURY. THAT
THERE HAD BEEN A FELONY
COMMITTED UPON THE BALLOTS
OF PRECINCTS NUMBER 4 AND
NUMBER 5 DISTRICT AND NUM-
Der 2 AND NUMBER 3 OF COURT
HOUSE DISTRICT"
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Homeseokers, Exc,,raions,

On tho first and third Tuesdays In
each month during 1900. from Chicago
via Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
railway. TO points In Iowa, South and
North Dnkota. Minnesota. Montana.
Colorado. Utah. Nebraska. Oregon ind
Washington Mt the rate OF fonc fare plus
two dollars for the round trip. goo:l 81
days. For further information call on
or address w. S. Howell, G. B.p. A.,
ISL Broadway, New York. or John r.
Pott. d. p. A., 4s6 William street, Mill
Transport. Pa. w&a
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Bryan Coming.

III evidence was wanting thal the
Democrats OF West Virginia are In u
hopeless state, 1t liz now furnished in tho
announced coming Of the great Apostle
OF Calamity that eminent discourager
OF prosperity, the Hon. William Jen-
ninss Bryan. crstwhIle champion Of 10
to1 but now paramounting antl.imper-
jalism. We shall hall his coming and
spaed his parting as any othar guest
that does ua the honor to visit our
thriving young state, We shall, in
fact, be more than glad 10 sec him and
we trust as many Republicans an can
viii hear him, for out OF Mr Dryaa,s
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Lcverson and His Accomplices.

Rochester Democrat: Trnitorous cor-
respondcnce with an enemy In arms Is
not the only evidence OF treason. The
giving OF aid and comfort covers n null
titude OF acts. such Ms the resolutions OF
tho Indianapolis liberty" convention
and the speeches OF Mr.. Boutwell,. lir.
Lcverson, being lcss discreet than some
others. wrote TO tho Filipinos, advising
them 10 treat Americans as pirates. nut
that IN what Boutwell, and bryan are
teaching IN effect. Az the New York
Times says, Leverson being discovered
In an extreme itrcasonnble action. Of nc
lcesslty hcimust be repudlnted, while his
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
WHISKY il, an accurate senses take,

Whisky is an accurate senses taker.
Gloves are unstable when they are
kept on hand. 4
A man is made either great or small
by his own will.
Close quarters IRE to be found in a
stingy mans dollar.
A pollceman's club contains enough
lumber to floor a man.
Children and fools are very apt to
seize upon unanswerable arguments.
The average politician will promise
anything one minute and forget 1t the
next.
When mans temperature reaches
the limit he is either hot-headed or has
cold feet.
1t is useless to argue with some peo-
pie. but lawbreakers are always open
to conviction. IS.
1t must be a consolation to the poor
bride to know that she at least wasn't
married for her money.
II wives didn't insist on their hus-
bands working the lawn mower over
time there might be fewer grass Wild
ows. 5yg..! is
Agirl should learn to bake bread be-
fore she learns to paint. 1t Is better to
tickle the. palate than TO tickle the pal
ettc.-Chicago Daily News.
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The Wheeling ,Intclllgencer has Pass
cd It's foriy-ninth birthday, which
makes 1t thirteen years older than the
state. II has grown up with tho state.
and Is recognized M q state paper, OF
iunuHuul ability. II Is calm. disnlfled.
truthful and conservative and has Itoiled
year In md year out for the Republl.
can pnrty. presenting the truth In a fair
minded manner. ASA pcwSpaperS5it
has never been sensational, hut sdlgni.
fled. 1t iH0an honor to the state and
TO the party, and II Is the eurrleSt wish
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own mouth lies hi, greatest a, con 4,

ltion. ( s. z
This star attraction was obtained
through the earnest solicitation OF Col.
John T. McGraw. who has impressed
upon the Democratic campaign ma ina.
gers in Chicago the belief that West
Virginia can be carried for Bryan II
some active work Is done now. This
shows that Colonel John is not quite Sc
sure as he was, and from what we
know Of the political situation In this
state other and stronger doubts will yet
pervade his mind. However, as we
said before, We shall be glad to have
Mr.. Bryan with US, and we shall be
happy to point out the immense aid
pleasing changes that have taken place
since his visit four years ago in spite
of his prophesles OF gloom and disaster.
or do anything else within reason to
make his stay among us as agreeable as
possible. :
= In this connection the following imag-
mary consultation between ex-senator
German and Ex-Governor Stone. OF
Missouri, taken from the New York
Sun, is not at all inappropriate:
And what In a few words would be
Your, plan Of campaign. Mr. Gorman?.'
Mole; Mr.. German stroked his ,fnce,
which Is not half so smooth rs he, and
answered: II have thought It all out and
you 70 may show It to MIR, Bryan. 4 you
choose. In the south. except in Maryland
Yes, the south is all right, thanks to
tudiclous application OF the CONSENT
ol-the-eoverned theory grlnned Mr.,
Stone; who is likewise even smoother In
side than out. 49, a.tyll,s Il q $3.50 =
word about silver. Just empire and the
trusts. Same for New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut. Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin. On the Pacific coast not a
word ,, about Imperialism. In other states.
ton MS much MS you like" 3 49,
,.Paramountcy Is relative. hey?" !
should rather describe 1t as gcograph-
slcnl. continued Mr.. German. "The Beers
and the British alliance may be used Gny-
where. but sparlngly on the whole. l
should say. No OVERRIDING It.'' * 81;
II wish there were some way OF making
the wild western silver man shut up dur
Ing the campaign" remarked the Ssntle-
man OF whom Hon. Bill Phelps says that
shells" = - x - -
/, III. you go to that. wish our honest
but impulstrc young leader would have
throat trouble until election day." e',7l
NJ you think that he will be elected,
We'll. am not in the habit Of commit
ting myself 70 far as that but i nm will
Ing to say that believe somebody Will be
elected. Goodbye" Z. 4
Ha
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acts are not repudiated for fear OF ere
ating the impression that the .'anti-im-
periallsts" are not true to the Filipinos
and to flag hauling. 1f9Mr. Leverson
Is member OF the Anti-Imperlalist
League, as he avers, 1t could do no
harm for n federal grand Jury to make
some inquiries about the activities OF
that organization and Of Mr.. Leverson
himself. Even, cranks ought some
times to be tried for dangerous crank
lam - -..-.-l- l ~ --.l----- --.----
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state Of Ohio, city Of Toledo.

Lucas County, So. Il
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner OF the firm Of f. j..
Cheney & Co., doing business In the
City OF Toledo, County and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay; the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Cntarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
n. 9Et FRANK j. CHENEY. +
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day OF Decem-
Der. A. D., 1885.
[seul.l A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Cntarrh Cure Is taken lnternal-
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & c.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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An Ordinance in Relation to Dogs
Passed january 1S, 1881.

Sec. {. Whenever the mayor shall be
satisfied that any case of hydrophobta mas
shall issue his proclamation rcQuirln; all
persons to contine their dogs. or TO havs
same securely muzzled. for such time from
and after the issuing OF such proclanai,,
ton rs he shall therein appoint and y
any animal OF the dog kind shall be found
at large in the said. city during the time
SO appointed. without being properly ana
securely muzzled. the same may be KILLED
by any person whatever. and the owner
and keeper thereof shall forfeit!and pay
to the city n fine OF not less than Ten hCt
more than twenty dollars for every slsa
oifense. and costs OF prosecution. re-
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Never brighter or hotter.

The Wheeling Intelllgcncer has begun
Its flftieth volume. 1t twas never bright
CT or better than 1t is now. The In
telligcncerip one OF the leading neyspn-
pers OF the country, and deserves It's po-
sition Of prosperity and influence. Par
.ker1yjlrg journal 53s X ~ ttsfSif
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"a Dcvout Bluebeard," by Marie Ora
ham. is one OF the best books issued SO
far this year. published by the "Ab-
hey Press" III Fifth Avenue. New
York, and to be obtained through any
bookseller--a satire on the foibles OF the
day. unique in treatment and clevcrly
chosen plot. sprlnkcd with plenty OF
humor; natural because from actual
observation.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Filtration is fascination with a string
to 1t.
1t Is very seldom that you see two
legged camel that can run as gracefully
as woman.
When a man goes to church with his
wife more than once a month. 1t is said
that he fairly worships her"
Success with n woman generally
means knowing what to say and then
knowing enough not to say 1t.
II a,man will pat his wife's hand once
ina while when they are out in compa-
ny and make believe he thought no one
was watching, she will tnke in washing
TO keep him in good cigars as Ions as he
'llves.-New York Press
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of 5all who know what good newspa-
per Is and the grand work 1t can ac-
complish along life's pathway. that Its
years may be long In the land of It's
birth. and Its usefulness be not abated
one jot or title, as times go on.-Hunt-
iington Herald. -. q -aL.s.
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The Women's Christian Temperance
Union, of Indianapolis. have started an
endless chain prayer campaign against
the election of Mckinley, holding him
to be guilty OF a thing for which he Is
not responsible. What was it Christ
said about charity?