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which will nourish and build up the
body, and increase its vital power. Such
medicinelis DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. It enriches the blood,
purifes it, carries off the clogging waste
Of the system, increases the nutrition Of
the body, and produces a sound, healthy
condition with abundant vital power and
physical energy.
David DuREin5, Esq, Of Jones, Ohio Co, KY,
writes: when began taking DR.: PcTee'S
Golden Medical Discovery ] think had nervous
or general debility Of three years duration;
took three bottles Of the Discovery During
the time was taking Il my sleep became more
refreshing and gained fifteen pound! weight
aud also gained strength every dly. II has baen
six months since took the medicine and stu
have reasonable health. am willing TO have
you publish this, and also my former letter,
10 any afflicted person will feel well repaid. "
There is no alcohol or other intoxicant
in Golden Medical Discovery" neither
opium or other narcotic drugs.
The dealer who offers substitute for
the Discovery" is seeking to profit
himself, not to help you. Insist on hav-
ing Golden Medical Discovery"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free, on receipt Of stamps
to cover cost of mailing only. Send Al
one cent stamps for edition In paper
cover, or 81 stamps for cloth binding.
Address Dr.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. 2.
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reyolts and disturbances occur as a
matter oil course. II is on the eve OF
political economic, social and religious
Changes. u 20 the present I have
found the Russian policy in East Asia
TO be the best calculated to promote her
own interests. The policy Of the other
powers has yet to show what II is
worth. For Europe China istthe only
market Of tho future. It is not merely
the interest, hut also the duty OF every
European rover TO secure as large a
share as possible Of that market in view
OF the requirements ofits own industry,
commerce and trade. That costs ahso-
lutely nothing. and cannot understand
that there snould be Gny hesitation to
turn the opportunity 10 account, ns II
Is not necessary to have recourse to any
great Ievnl OF military sction in order
to obtain ar adequate sphere OF intiu-
ence and interest"
"These Views" remarks the Cincin-
natl Times Star. ARE undoubtedly those
Of the civilized world at large, but they
are hard for a chinaman to accept. The
role played by the missionaries and the
foreign element In fomenting the rebel
lion, or whatever 1t may be called, Is
perhaps exaggerated. for after all the
struggles to gain commercial and re-
ligious foothold in China, according to
the Almanac de Gotha there are but 49,,
l21 foreign residents in the vast em-
pire. OF these nearly one-third are En-
gllsh; 2,O56 Americans; 1884 Japanese;
l,Os2 Portuguese; 1,O4S Germans; 92O
French, while the other nations are
represented by far smaller contingents.
No estimates exceed 1900. Against
this insignificant number OF foreigners
scattered over the vast territory we are
told that ali army of $4,000 men began
concentrating upon PekIn before for
elgn troops were landed.
These figures are interesting, as they
show the relative Importance of AmerI-
can interests 10 China. They also tend
to show that the agitation against for
elgners must be provoked by territorial
aggression rather than by the labors OF
Christian missionaries Unfortunately
the two are Inevitably associated in the
mind of the Chinese nationalist"
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pEpIlnI.IcAN COuNTY TICKET.
DAYTON Renouinated.

The re- nomination of Congressman
Dayton on the first ballot by the Sec
ond district Republican convention yes
terday, was not surprise, in spite of
the fact that he was bitterly opposed in
several sections of his district and had
to fight three claimants for the honors
he sought. That Mr.. Dayton has made
a faithful representative Of the state in
Congress cannot be denied by his bit
terest enemy. He was power on the
floor Of the house of representatives
during the last session, and particularly
distinguished himself by an emphatic
victory for the conferees on the naval
bin during the very last minutes of Its
deliberations.
Now that the nomination Is made we
have no doubt that the elements who
were opposed to him will be as ener-
getIc in behalf of his election as they
were two yeara ago. Personal antmosl-
ties will be smothered by party loyalty,
and party pride will see to it that no
Democrat succeeds the man who broke
the spell that held free trade William
L. Wilson in his seat so long.
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The Intelligencer corgratulates one of
its oldest and most valued exchanges,
The Washington star. In taking posses
sion of Its new nine story building,
which has been erected at cost of
100000. This bright and reliable news
paper IS now housed In one Of the most
complete and up-to-date equipped
plants in the country, and the IntelIi-
gencer felicitates the management on
this striking evidence of It's popularity
"a popularity that has been gained by
the cleanest and most wholesome jour
nalisrn. The Stars prosperity shows
that decent publications pay in spite of
the lurid exploitation OF the sensational
yellow journals. Long may the Star
twinkle and scintillate in the empyrean
blue of honest journalism.
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500 Reward, s1oo.

The readers Of this paper will be
pfeased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In NIL Its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. CatRrrh being a
constitutional disease, requires n con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
Nv upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing it's work The proprietors have so
much faith In It's curative powers, that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that It fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials.
Address,
T. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Killed Two Miles of Snakes.

Pittsburgh Post: 81 was running on
a road in southwestern Pennsylvania"
said tho old engineer. "when I killed
two miles OF snakes In three minutes.
1t had been a wet ana cold spring, and
the same weather conditions had ex-
tended to about the middle Of MAY and
It seems that all the snakes in that part
OF the country had started to emiSrntc,
and as the rails had become warm
under the heat Of the sun the reptiles
naturally enough found the gllttering
steel n smooth and comfortable high
way, and they just coupled up, one taxi
ing hold OF the Others tail. and started
down the track. ! happened to be
coming along with the 'jerk-water,
and we were making twenty-five miles
an hour when we met the procession
jack McDuvltt, my fireman saw the
varmlnts first and he completely col
lupsed, but when ! perceived what we
were up against ! pulled the throttle
OF the old II wide open, let the sand
drop and smashed two miles OF snakes
in less than three minutes"
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BIG TRAIN IS SPEEDY.


special IRAN OF ColofaQo 6xcuTslou-
lists 1ests New Locomotive.
Railway men of all classes are watch
ing with much Interest the tests Of the
1900 series of engines of the Rock
Island road, the largest running out
OF Chicago in passenger service. Bn-
kline No. 1901 was given its first severe
test for power and speed last week.
The patrons OF the Rock Islands first
excursion to Colorado occupied four
teen OF the largest and heaviest
coaches. This was enough for two
trains to be pulled by ordinary passen-
ger engines OF the day. considering the
speed required. The big engine did all
that was expected Of Il and more. Be-
tween Chicago and Rock Island 1t pulled
that train of fourteen coaches with ease
on schedule time and when called on
for n little extra effort developed a
speed Of over u miles an hour.
Engines of that class viii maui all
the special trains which will be used
by the Rock Island In Its series Of Colo
RADIO excursions, ut the rate of one fare
plus $2.00 for the round trip. Three
more excursions will be given, leaving
here July o. July II and August ]. The
departing time Of the special trains viii
h. 4:45 p. M. but on the dates named
excursion tickets will also be hOnored
on all regular trains. The special trains
to be used are high class throughout.
Through dining ear service is provided
and the run from Chicago to Colorado
is made with only one night on the
road. Excursion rates will be made to
Colorado and Utah from all points on
the line of the Rock Island between the
Missouri River and Chicago.-Chicago
lnter-OceHn.
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Mnsic Hnll sonrs In london,

St. Jamess Gazette; Why is 1T that
at the big music halls the great patri-
otto turns" are What Do You Think
of the Irish Now" Australia VIII Be
There" and Gordon-H Highlander
Canada medley. while at BRITANNIA
Rules the Waves"-an air, indeed, not
wholly fitted for war in the interior
OF Africa-the audience looks slightly
bored? Largely, no doubt, in gratitude
to countries which cannot be fighting
for gold or territory" but for senti-
ment.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

No man is fit to be lover till after
he has quit believing in love.
A woman is always extra polite to a
man Just before she wants TO ask u
favor Of him.
Half the things woman suffers most
over not knowing would make her near
ly as miserable to know them.
After n woman gets so she believes
in woman suffrage she quits sitting
down ON the floor to put her stock
ings on.
When man wants roast beef for din
ner and his wife wants roast mutton,
they generally end by compromising on
mutton.
No man viii ever admit to woman
that any other man she knows knows
near as much about politics as he does
himself.-New York Press.
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baseball a la Politics.

THE sun was shluing brightly,
And every mothers son
Was feeling mighty Jolly
Over Bill and Toddy's run.
IT'S something TO remember,
When arrangements work so pat,
But, IL It any wonder,
with Hanna at the bat?
and still the sun is shining
Upon this well-plnyed game,
And our great BIZ aud Teddllkins
Play on the scores OF fame.
Their innings should be many
II de umpire does not spat,
And really now, how could he
with Hanna at the bat?
so here's three cheers for William,
And our Teddy OF war fame;
Play on, me boys. don't worry,
We're wild We, might and main.
We've all grnpd-stnnd seat lads,
Even Dewey, Bryan and Plat
But. OF course. you, must come out on to-
Chicago News.
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General Thomas L. Rosser, of Char
lotteyllle. Va, whllom unreconstruct-
ed Confederate, man who knows a
fighter and an honest man, has con-
graduated Roosevelt on his nomination,
and pledges himself to do all he can for
the ticket Of progress and humanity
Mckinley and Roosevelt
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Rhenmntism cured in a pay.

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism md
Neuralgia radically cures In to 3 days.
It's action upon the system Is remnrta-
BILE and mysterious. II removes at once
the cnusc and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben
efits. 10 cents Sold by r. II. List
1910 Main street. Chus. Mcnkemcller
corner Market and Twenty
streets, druggists. mw&t
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The American and British soldiers
were neck and neck in MISUNDERSTANDING
the troops as to who should enter TIen
Tsin first. This will give the Demo-
cratic party further evidence Of a Sc
cret alliance"
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The Republicans do not want so much
Doodle as unity of action in the coming
campaign. A solid front will vltIate all
the corruption fund the Purple Pencil
Knight can marshaI 70 his aid.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER FRTDAY JUNE ~ 800.

ter knows It. The people OF the Second
district know it Why is it the Regis
ter does not edit the dispatches received
from It's unconscionable lying repre-
sentatives.
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The Democrats are already affecting
great concern for our troops in China
as the rainy season" is about due
They would better direct their sympa-
thy to the victims OF the frosty season
OF November.
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DEER PARK HOTEL,
Most Delightful Summer Resort of
the Alleghenies.

swept by mountain breezes, $500 feet
nhovc sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. On
main line OF Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Hotel and cottages. Every modern
convenience. Roomc cnsuite with bath
ElcCtrict lights, elevator. Turkish
baths, two large swimming pools, goll
links, tennis courts. bowling alleys
magnificent drives. complete livery ser.
vice, Annapolis Naval Academy band
Delightful cottages FURNISHED for
housekeeping II desired) ready for or-
cupanCy Jupe LIST Hotel open from,
June 23d to September goth.
For rates and Information address w.
u. Burwell Manager. b. Il o. building,
Baltimore. Md. until June 10th. After
that time, Deer Park, Garrett county.
Nd.
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The Registers Terra Alta confused
correspondent declared yesterday In
connection with his forecast of the
Second district Republican convention
that Marion county leaders asHeSt
openly that II Dayton is nominated h.
will not be elected and declare they Will
support o. S. Mckinney rather than
Dayton" All Of which makes the Reg
lister very ridiculous. Mr. Mckinney
will not run for Congress. This Regis
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While affairs in China have usurped
public notice lately II is interesting to
note that the Boer generals Botha and
Dewet have entered into compact to
keep it up" In South Africa,
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WE have fine secondhand TSrantch
g. Bach upright plano which belongs to
a party who has left the city and
placed II In our hands for sale. II you
want a bargain emil and see II.
f. W. BANNER co.
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....FOR RENT.

No. $50 Main street, ; rooms,.,...''''' ~
No. 25l0 Main street, rooms, ;...'i,,;;. wv
s rooms on Second street, MTthS ? al
Ferry, Ohio ...,........,:..; ,'';;.....,,'
2-Chnir barber shop, with tNturts
complete and bath room, 1915 Nam
Stable. east end OF Nineteenth street
No. Gi5 Main street, rooms, hrs' ,fn
floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,''''''''''' tOi
No. il2i Eotr street, rooms. 49,. Ii "
Ruildlng on alley IN rear Of GcrWnnla
Half Dollar Bank. Power can nc
furnished for light manufacturers
II desired
No. 1912 Market street. tirst floor uM
No. 50 sixteenth street, large cellar ~
FOR SALE.
Store room and five rooms. brick
building a good location, WIN ah, on
old established trade, for....s's .','s-'''
No. $50 Ninfh street, tull lot cor -F
ner Twcnty-slNth and Main streets "a,
Lot on South Front strect''''.'''''''' :. 5l5
No. 90 Main street, : "a
No. AZ Main street.. ,-. ;,f-,.. ''''''''-
Corner lot on Fifteenth street enl
No % North Front Rtrcet..''''' sij
No e. Seventeenth strcet..,.',.''s'"' g. 5ll
No ltS Eighteenth street. ..,...'.'''5 '.
Lot east end Nineteenth street W aO
Lot In Belvcdcrc addition .,.,''.,.,,rrI
No. % Sixteenth street, store '"'''
aud N rooms IA, ,.,r
No 262S Main street VIII be sNiu S"''F
II sold ,Ntthin the next III ""E''
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Suffers boom for the Democratic vice
presidential nomination is as amusing
as the role Timothy Woodruff played at
the Philadelphia convention.
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The Intclligcncer heartily endorses
the Judgment OF the Eleventh senator
ial district convention In its selection
Of the Hon. Thomas E. Davis. No
stronger man could have been nomi-
mated nor could mora capable one
have been chosen. Legislative nomina-
lions like this will insure Republican
success beyond pcradventure next fall.
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What grateful shows we are hay
ing these days.
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q Solitary
monument 70
the dead sum
mec. In the
winter Of life,
active men
experience a
similar lower
ring Of vital
ity. In some
the effect =
startling.
They loose
their gIip on
life. They
seem like
monuments of
a buried past
At this crisis
there is need
of a medicine
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POLITICAL.
PATENTS AND TRADE-MARKs.
PATENTS AND
TRADEMARKS.

Proper protection secured In all coun.
tries. Reliable service at moderate rates.
Advice free, Correspondence solicited.
II. L. DUNLAP, Patent Attorney,
Reilly nullding, Wheeling, w Va.
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When winter comes the vital forces Of
nature are low, and the tree stands like
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-GIRI. FOR HorsS
w WORK. Apply at No. % Niatb
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11The INTELLIGENcER, embracing its
several editions, is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling, w. Va, as second
.clnna rnntter.N
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WAETED-A BOY WHO UNnpp.
w STANDS feeding presses. Apply n
lntelltgenoer office. is
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NY AlNTEp-GIRL FOR GENERAL
wv homework. Apply at once 70 MRS
THOMPSON. so National Road. tes s.''
The evening times., 1900-10-17
GERMANY's CORN IMPORTS.
A Great Field for American Enter
prise Developing.

The American export of corn and corn
meal 10 Germany and other northern Euro
pean nations has grown so rapidly in re-
cent years as almost to form one Of the
trade revolutions
Vice and Acting Consul General Han
auer. of Frankfort, writes as follows to
the State Department regarding this trade:
Indian corn does not mature when
planted in Germany and other countries
of central and northern Europe. Since 1891,
when Europe imported but %. 600 coo bush
els of this grain from the United States,
its use as cattle feed has steadily grown,
and last years imports from the United
States alone aggregated IS9, ,000, 600 bush
els OF this 45 250. Geo bushels went TO
Germany which country also imports
small quantities from Turkey and Rou-
mania
IF our exporters We're to make ener-
getic efforts to educate the European peo-
pie TO the various uses OF Indian corn as
a nalatable and wholesome article for
human food eur exports in cornmeaI and
corn would attain astonishing proportions
and become of great benefit to the poor
working classes of Europe. A commence
ment might be made by introducing corn
cakes mush. hominy. corn bread etc. in
the peoples kitchen of the large cities
in Europe, where a cup Of coffee can be
had for small sum-here in Frankfort for
Ia cents -
The evening times., 1900-10-17
FREIGHT RATES TO AFRICA.
American Manufacturers Handicap
ped by Excessive Charges.

American Manufacturers Handicap
ped by Excessive Charges.
Consul General Stowe, at Cape Town,
South Africa. has written to the State
Department the following regarding high
steamer freight rates on American goods
to that and other African ports:
'I have received a letter from an ageut
of United States goods here in the
matter of the excessive steamer
freight rates on our products 10
South African ports. AS the rates
are increased continually says the
agent, it will be impossible for him to sell
certain classes of American goods. such as
beer, etc little over two years ago
the rate on beer (second class) was S60S
plus 10 per cent primage; today it is $40 80
plus 10 per cent pTimage. against $791 by
the German Australian Steamship Compa-
ny, a regular line of steamers from Ham
burg and Antwerp. The reason for the
advance is that the steamers lie idle a
long time in the harb0r. The steamship
lines running from New York are con-
trolied by the Bucknell Brothers, of Lon
don. managing agents for the various pro-
prietors.
The rates are as follows in the four
classes of freight from New York and
Hamburg to Cape Town, respectively
First class, 1850 anu SlO.S3, second
class, $1G.95 and S7.91; third class, $10.22
and So oS fourth class, $S.S2 and $547
s'The recent amalgamation of the two
mail steac cship lines running from Eng
land to South Africa has caused an ad-
vance in passenger rates, and a rise in
freight rates is expected This same
company, through Bucknell Brothers, also
controls shipments from New York With
the new line of steamships from Hamburg
and Antwerp to South African and Aus
tralian ports furnishing regular fortnight
ly service at rates named above the
United States exporters are at a disad-
vantage Steps should at once be taken
to establish a line Of steamers from New
York, the steamers to be chartered, owned
or controlled by American shippers or ex-
port houses. Standing second, as does
tne United States in exports to South
Africa, she Should not take back seat al
time like sIhis, when in few months
the South African market will be vaiua-
bic
The evening times., 1900-10-17
school DiscipIiue

A teacher in the New Haven public
schools is reported to have wandered
away from home in fit of temporary
alteration, caused by the persecution of
her pupils and their parents THIS is not
the first case OF this kind which has come
to the attention of the public, and it is
worth some attention.
The department in which this teacher
was employed was the intermediate de-
partment, one of the most difficult to con-
troll in the average graded school Chill
dren in the intermediate grade are of just
the age to be successfully mischievous
and unruly, and the class of which this
teacher was in charge is said to have had
the reputation of being almost Unmanage-
able. She was told that she must con-
troll it somehow, and she said that she
would try. In the process she Incurred
the enmity of several OF the pupils. as
was not unnatural. Their parents sided
with them, and it is reported that the
young lady was obliged to go to her home
through back streets to avoid their taunts
and persecution. This shows with suf-
ticient clearness what sort CT people they
were with whom she had to deal There
are grown-up hoodlums in the wcrld, and
they are the kind of folk who make life
miserable for a sensitive young girl
peaeeaoly passing their houses, when she
has chanced to offend them
1t is not much to be wondered at that
this girls nerves finally gave way ard
she broke down under it all. The whole
performance was about as worthy IF civ
ilizatiGn as the Indian custom of forcing
a prisoner to run the gantlet.
There is plenty of room for improve
nent in our public schools, and in the
teachers, too, for that matter. but the
pupils are not the ones 10 make that re-
form, nor should il be made in the way
which these New Haven barbarians took
to do it. 1t is difficult enough, in any cir
eumstanees, fer a girl from twenty to
twenty-five years old TO keep a class OF