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II is just as easy to drift into DANCES
as to drive into it. The progress is slower
but the end is equally sure II is the
gradual progres, Of drifting which blinds
to the danger. Men and women drift into
ill-health in such way, There is
little feeling of oppression after eating.
After time it passes away. Some day
it returns and brings another symptom
headache, perhaps. Something is done
to relieve the headache, but nothing to
relieve the cause. So one more victim
goes drifting on to the rocks Of disease.
Young women who are teaching or
studying are very apt to become victims
of disease Of the stomach. They cat in.
,judiciously, in some cases, and in gen.
emil the brain is too occupied 10 allow
the stomach the blood necessary to carry
on its functions. Hence in time the
organs OF digestion and nutrition are
totally deranged, and the young gradu-
ate goes home chronic invalid.
The timely use OF DR.. ePierce,s Golden
Medical Discovery will avert such con-
dition; the faithful use Of it in chronic
cases will effect complete cure.
Iwas troubled with very frequent headaches.
often ecompanied by severe vomiting" writes
Miss Mary Belle Summation, Of San Diego. Duva1
Co.. Texas. Bowels were irregular and nv
stomach and liver seemed continually cut Of
order. ofen ] could eat almost nothing, and
sometimes absolutely nothing, for tweuty.four
hours nj 4 time. was entirely unfit for work,
and my whole system seemed so run down that
] feared a severe sick spell and was very much
discouraged was advised to try DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and before finishing
the third bot;le was able 10 undertake the dn.
ties Of public school life and contracted to do co."
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the complexion and sweeten the breath.
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Deafness Can Not be Cured

by local applications ms they cannot
reach the diseased portion or the enr.
There Is only one way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an Unframed con
ditlon OF the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube, When this tube la In
famed YOU have rumblIng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when Il Is en-
tirely closed. Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition. hearing Will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out OF ten are caused
by Catarth, which isnothing hut an In
famed condition OF the. mucous sur
faces. ~ IA
= We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by en-
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, &c. 4, q 80 III
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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"1MPERIAIISM,D
An Old Cry, Not a New Issue-Even
WASHINGTON Was Mal;oned IL

An Old Cry, Not New Issue-Even
Washington Was MaIgned.
Cincinnati Times-star: When Mr..
Bryan attempts to style imperialism, a
new issue" he betrays the fact that
he Is building on ignorance. The cry
he is now raising against President Nc
Kinley has been raised against every
President who has had war upon his
hands by his political opponents. The
Anti Federalists loathed Washington
as an imperiallst. In his every act they
saw empire" and so aspersed his pur-
poses that the great patriot was with
difficulty persuaded to accept the Sec
ond term In office. Such exaggerated
and indecent terms" he wrote TO Ham
ilton. could scarcely be applied 10
Nero" - s55Sg
Imperialism was shouted when 1t was
proposed TO establish the District OF CO.
lumbia- One excited speaker in Con-
gress foresaw the hour when the PreSI-
dent, safe behind the forts OF the City.
would send forth an army to conquer
a free people. ~
When the war OF 1872 was In progress
every New England pulpit blazed with
denunciation Of President Madison. He
was denounced In the most v!ndictive
manner by men like John Jay, Rufus
King and Gouveneur Morris. Josiah
Quincy declared In Congress that Madi-
sons intention to conquer Canada was
based on desire to parcel 1t out to
his friends from a throne. He declared
thatit meant Caesarism and the down.
fall OF republican institutions"
Polk. during the Mexican war, was
denounced as an imperialist. The apcech
In Congress Of Garrett Davis, OF Ken
tuci,y. Is a type OF thosehof the time.
What, is our President an emperor,
sending forth his Agrippa and MARCEL
lus. his proconsuls. TO establish and to
govern provinces they might conquer
by force. OF arms ?" was one OF his most
eloquent efforts. II want to know
from the President by what imperial
or regal authority hts majesty has un-
dertaken 10 ast In the premises"
king Lincoln" was the favorite term
OF Va!landiyham. the idol OF the Ohio
Democracy OF the war period, when he
appealed 10 the people TO .Fhurl the ty-
rant from the throne" A study of the
debate In Congress during the war No.
riod Will convince any man that I'm
perialism" Is not new issue. but was
numbered forth by every Democrat In
the country during the four years.
Later. Grant was pictured as .he mill
tary usurper, the Caesar who was to
mount the throne by the aid OF the mil
lion men who had followed him during
the civil war. The Democratic national
platform went SO far as to state that
the pillars of government were being
rocked to their foundation" and that In
the event of Grants election 1--WE
would meet as a subjected people"
( From Washington. to Mckinley In
hours OF trial the opponents Of the adj
mfnfstratfon have sounded the alarm
or imperialism and have pictured the
President rs seeking the throne
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Tote Fair, Mr.. BRYAN,

/. While ar. Bryan was 'discourslng on
the alleged receptions OF the Republican
party at Saunders. Nebraska. day be-
fore yesterday. he was Interrupted by
someone shouting for McKinley-hut let
the Associated Press telegram tell the
atory, AZ follows:
At this point some one In the rear
OF the crowd shouted:
"Hurrah for McKinley!" TO which
Mr.. Bryan promptly responded:
Now, don't know whether that mnn
Is hurrah!ns for the Mckinley that de-
nouncdd Grover Cleveland. or the ono
following In Clevellnd's footsteps.
want TO assure You That do mol OBJ
jeet to anyone cheering for Mckinley,
but think you owe 1t TO the audience
totdescr!be which Mckinley you are
cheering for when you are cheer
Ing" (Applause.)
That WON'T do. at all. Mr.. Bryan. You
must have lost your head. MoFiinlcy
OF 1900 is the same Mckinley OF 1896.
only n little more SO. It Is no trouble
for an enthusiast to know perfectly we'll
who he Ii hurrIh!rg for when he shouts
Mcklnley's name. But. how about your
self. Mr.. Bryan? Your language quoted
above fts You TO ~ In 1896 your
,idqlatrous and paramount issue was tho
"frea and unlimited colnnge OF silver
at the very, dishonest ratio OF 10 to j.
Tn 1900 you have subordinatad that IL
Slip nnd ynn nrcI,irn Nith nrpnt for
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Another Notification.

To-day at Topeka, Kansas, Mr..
Bryan will be formally notified. OF his
nomination by the Populiss{ party at
Sioux Falls some weeks prior TO his die
tat!on OF affairs at Kansas City. The
main significance OF the Topeka meet
ing is that Mr.. Bryan Will be notified
I OF an endorsement by n party that he
really represents, US he was originally
a Popullst, having supported and voted
for General Weaver as against Cleve-
land. In fact, all his early, and his
later affiliations, for that matter, have
been Populistic and visionary to de-
gree. y 49,. IL
At to-day's function Mr.. Bryan will
manage to worry through his topics In
four thousand words taken from Web
ters unabridged, md so arranged as TO
challenge the discovery OF any
new idea. There Will be q slight
variance Oh this occasion Gin his
programme when he will resume
TRACKING to It's lair" the. dead
Iy octopus. which wlllno doubt be quite
an attractive feature OF the perform
ance, and In keeping with circus side
shows, such as the sword swallowe.s"
and the wild man from Borneo." Then
we are told In the disDatches:. MIR.
Bryan will, however, present imperial
ism as the paramount issue" We hope
so. This great inslncerity is worth at
least one-half Of those 1000 dictionary
words he will utter. III
But Mr.. Bryan Is not through yot.
oh, no. He Is still due for further
calculations OF varied endorsements by
the Monetary League. Anti-lmperinlists
and the Agunialdans. We do net know
Just how he will arrange TO cover his
"aIlles In the Philippines" The trip 70
the mountain Businesses OF Luzon
would not only be toe perilous,
but would take up too mitch ting. All.
ha. We have It. He can accomplish
the matter very neatly by Proxy, for
we have Il through tho medium OF
Boston dispatch that "insldeof a fort
night there viii be q real live Filipino
on the stump telling the American pso!
pie the story OF the war In the PHILLIP.
: plncs. He is no less than Sixto i.onrz,
who Was in. this country when Agon-
clio and The other FILIPINO peace en-
yoys were hers trying TO mike terlnS
with President Mckinley, and after tho
outbreak OF hostllit!rs In Manila The
peace ENJOYS, as well as Lopez left
for London. where they hnyye bee; been
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Chinese Names for Nations,

New York Post: In View OF the prcs-
ent relations existing between China
and the civilized powers. 1t is OF inter-.
est to know what names have been
used In China TO designate these ma
TONS England is known us Wing Kwo.
meaning the "Nourishing country;;"a
France as Fa KwD. meaning the law
abiding country" Germany MS TIC Kwo.
the United States as Mel Kwo, meaning
the beautiful country
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ever since Lopez Is one Of the best
educated % the Flllpinos. being; aaF ef-
fectiYe public speaker. S
MI. Bryan can inyeisle Mr.. sixto
Lopez Sounds like 1s to u Into sthe
shades Of his Lincoln farm
corHhold and there. amid the soleInn
solitude Of the ripenlng cereal. pour his
message into sixto's receptive ears. Or.
.whats The matter with a sphonograph?
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g.. is#t1
POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.
PRIMARY ELECTION

rT f..
Primary elections will be held on Sat.
iurday. August IS. 1900. from the hours Of
II o'clock a. m. TO O'clock p. m, In all
OF the districtsfi In Ohio county. except
Liberty and Richland districts. where the
polls willtopen at ! o'clock p. m. and close
at O'Clock p. m. ~, X q
AT the said primary election there shall
be elected one candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court and siXty-sevcn delegates
to the County Convention: The districts
are entitled TO and shall elect the follow
: Washington District-Nine ~ delegates.
Madison Dlstriet-Elght tS) delegates.
Clay DLstrict-EtghtT % delegates.
Union D!strict-Eight (Sl delegates.
Webster District-E!ght Is, delegates.
Richie IDistrict-Nine (9) delegates.
Triadelphia lDIstrict-Six (6) delegates.
= Liberty District e.. delegates.
Richland tDistrict-Two t(e) delegates.
ton VIII be held at the following places:
{ Washington District.
{ Visilant Engine House. city.
( Hose House, Fulton. Il g n &
City Scales, a, Tenth and Mecolloch
streets.
Madison District.
Henry Hoops, northeast corner Of South
Penn and Ohio streets.
Clay District.
Old. JAN
Union District.
Police Court Room
5.5 Centre District. =
Hartmanp's Hall. northeast corner Of
Market and ITwenty-third streets. ~
Webster District.
No. roc ChaplIne street. r.
Squire Schultze's office, corner OF Thir-
ty-third and .Chapline streets.,ty5s -ls3si 3.
Richie District.
No. 500 Jacob street. x
No. 1853 Jacob street ss.}sst
School House at east end OF Twenty
ninth street ~ -
Triadelphia District.
Leathcrwoods School House ri
Elm Grove. Mayors Office
TriadelphIa. GREEN'S Hotel iEisE.sSS
Glendale, School House
Liberty Distric..
Z, Valley Grove, School House,
West Liberty. White School House.
? Potomac. II! C.-McCammon's
Richland District.
: Glenn's Run School House.
Brick School House.
An delegates elected under this call
shall be. entitled to one vote each in the
County Convention, and shall have the
right 10 appoint their ;own alternates.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The County. Convention for the purpose
OF nominating four % candidates for the
house OF delegates. n county surveyor, and
selccting-two t2) judicial and two icy scna-
torial conterees from each district. will be
held in the Second Branch Of Council
Chamber, Wheeling, M.EYa., or Saturday,
September !, 1850. at o'clock p. N
By order OF the Republican Executive
Committee OF Ohio county. .lIl
". Ii. HoRNISH,
.,-w.EJ.hLYLE.i ~ =
3ss ~ Secretary. ..a au11
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That Old Love Song of Mine


As one who gropes at night time DER
package OF. remorse. ~ -, -
And finds the Good for evil Is hardly horse
and horse, ssE5rs-.g :. -. - -,
So turn the leaves OF sorrow till In fancy
| divine - - ''''
/ can hear the rasping ju1nble OF an old
love song OF mine.
! was tender then and spoony. and Ind
sentiment to burn. - -
And | couldn't understand 1t that h.d
anything to learn: ts55h II. :, =
| had n flock OF raptures. stood them up
In line. : =
And drove them hurly-burly in that old
love song OF mine. E3.g
I SANG Il AZ her window in a solo sere-
made, -sf7sl 80 =
In n manner SO tumultuous that her iratc
y father made tIs1 80
An angry demonstration and the neigh
w hors gave a sign FT 7lss = 3
To mob the noisy singer OF that old love
song of mine. ~
But my love 'forSave the verses, for she
knew the heart within. 5sEIfl' ~ :.
And she gathered In the author and sum
pressed him with his din. =
And never wrote another and I've har-
bored. no design -
To repeat the maudlin makeup OF TINT
old love SONG OF mine,
But the Irony OF jusiIca got around this
i.e afternoon. -. ~ ~ ~
For IN the baby's. crying l detected that
For !! screamed ; out ~, long and lus,y.. words
OF that youthful indiscretion-thn, old
love song of mine
T5 fF 1-Dcnycr News a
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Some OF the Democratic papers have
been Insisting that Senator Hanna was
a very sick man, but his opening ofithe
campaign In New Jersey doesn't loo:l
like he's aillns to any great extent.
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"will you be mine2" he asked.
well, yes. will. :" she replied. "sce-
ing you have really gotten around TO
asking me. But Il does seem too bEd
for YOU to cheat me out OF the chance
OF saying. This Is so sudden ''-PhIl-
ndclphla Bulletin. .;.,rr
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There goes Blackberry Dumping Hol:
on the same tackIof other slanderous
Demo- Populists in accusing the Amer
lean soldiers OF first firing on the gentle
and tunsophisticated Filipinos. Better
stick to dumplings and fiddlin'.
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The administration goes on restoring
order and establishing stable govern
mentl in the Philippines, while Bryan
goes on encouraging the natives not to
accept these benefits. Mckinley is doing
what Bryan would be compelled to do
werefhe President. e
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Z Fifty dollars a bale for. cotton re-
minds one of the. f;good old times In
Georgia and makes the farmers feel
happy.--Augusta, Ca, Chronicle
Aud yet you keep; ontmallgnIng Nc
kinley and yelplng for Bryan. regular
four-ply southern obstinacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

The. United States is truly becoming
the banker for, the world when Russia
asks for a loan Of $3.50, oOO, 900 jus, after
England has obtained q $4,000. 900, 300
accommodating.
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This is a good time in the history
OF Morguntown's growth to pay some
little attention to. beautlfy'ing the town.
We might as well begin on court
square. What Is the matter with hav-
Ing fountain there. and monument
or two? For 4 very small expenditure
OF money n most attractive public
square could be mnde in front OF the
court house. II would be worth FAR
more than Its cost to the town. While
We are growing 4 substantially. let us
grow beautifully alRo.-Morgantown
New Dominion. ,.E
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Mr.. Bryan actually mentioned silver
in his speech at Saunders. Nebraska.
He is Improving. and will gradually get
around 10 the old fetch before many
moons have waxed and waned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

II the Ten Commandments had been
handed down from Pixies Peak instead
OF Sinai the Democrats would have Of
fered some constitutional objection to
the Mosaic law.
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FAMILY WASHING

Rough Dry Washed. Starched and
Dried 8 cents per pound. =
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, s
cents per pound. go,
All hand work finished 10 cents
por pound. At LUTZ Bros -
Z Homo Steam Laundry,
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Il had a running, itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Doans
Ointment took away the burning and
itching Instantly and quickly erected
permanent cure CIV. Lenhnrt, Bowl
ing Green. O.-3
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General Tungi Lu is a .lu lu." He
says the "fora!sn devils" are all cow
Itits:: and tina, with the help OF the
magic Boxers'he WIN murder all OF them
under arms. tlt x. "a
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Hello, we have some more allies.
Adlai; the axeman," Bryan's running
mate In a speech at sedalla, Missouri.
referred to the: Beers as.'our allies IN
foreign country" whatever that may
mean. II;
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The "threc-eye;l peacock feather" 81
Earl II needs busting, and his yellow
Jacket ought 10 be secured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

What, authority has II Hung Chang
to negotiate with the, allies while the
Imperial government is in hiding!
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Bryan gets in another notification
mass meeting At Topeka. Kansas, TO-
day. y t.is,iSs,,
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The Hon Robert FltzsImmons, P. E..
,tpusilist extraordinary says he was Of
fered one hundred thousand cold, eon-
crete dollars Of the. realm,to "lay down"
in his coming strenuous argument with
the Hon. Thomas sharkey, H. a.. (hard
hitter)-and that he refused. 1t would
never do for the Hon. Robert to be In
Congress. He would contamlnates that
body. Too pure too pure!
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REPUBLICAN sTATE&TIcKET,
'REPuBLIcAN COUNTY TICKET.

Sherln-D. H. Taylor.
Prosecuting .Attorney-Frank W. Nesbltt
Assessor Getty Dist.)-Addison Israel,
Assessor Country Dlst.)-Les,er Smith.
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The Hon. George Fred Williams an
nounces the arrival OF the empire.
George Fred is always a little ahead
OF time. 1t will be recalled that last
year he took the precaut!or to select
the Massachusetts delegates to Kansas
City.-Charleston Mail-Tribune.
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The Bryan party is nothing more than
q collection of American Tagals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

The 1NTELL1GENeER, embracing its
several editions, Is entered in the Post
Office at Wheeling. ". Va. asssecond-
class matter.) &c - : !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

The Apostle Of Calamity has often
called on the shades OF Thomas Jefter-
son. irreleyantly II Is true, but We
wonder i, In his exhaustive researches.
he ever ran across the fol!oSing SEN
tencc contained In a letter OF Jefrer-
son addressed TO President Madison. in
1859, and which reads as follows: I'm
constitution Was ever before 50 well
calculated as ours for extensive empire
and.sclf government.
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grounds more relative for asking him
which Bryan he was hurrahing for-the
Bryan OF 1886, or the Bryan OF 1907
we thiik 50, and SO do you, only you
IIwtre little tlnstersd at Saunders.
That's all.
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f'sr'.----s ~ - - t-l.E..- .lrl
STATE PRESS GLEANINGS.

When the Republicans nominated
Clark May. of Lincoln, for the state
senate for the Seventh district. they
displayed political and personal Wis
dom. Clark May is "a man in the full
est sense. and "a man is the noblcst
work Of God" woman eScepted.-.Hunt-
ington Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-02
9osmer's
@rDster aller Bargains in @aid)s
Slciberitpffen!
Naf,e eem srpsem GcntraIe Ginsans, Der iIeb
an 5oware ffraRe bcfIueet.
9osmer's

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32=3Da cnglii4es sergne=1u3, fir Outing
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100 Stiidc feline ecorudts 9iquc uber 80 Wtuiter
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