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fJeG8aaGe aoeSE :
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE


MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
SSI Ill insure against all manner of life risks upon
wv tic moSl favorable term. The operations OF TINS
company are confined exclusively TO LIE Insurance
AND CoNTisGENlrs upon the mutual plan. Its advsn-
taees are too easily conceived TO need cominentena.
bling the Insured to participate in all the prohts of
the business while living, and securing 10 survivors
certain resource AGAINST ant when dsad
Each person assured for life becomes member of his
company. "lh perpetual charter, aud is entitled
Foie-and $50 enuled 10 ms share Of the Dividends
winch are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire OF ". f. JEFFERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
j Office on Monroe ST.
ROBf. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ. q. MILLER, Secretary,
~ II. HOUSTON MD. Medical Examiner,
'e'' Wheeling, Va,
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INST Z NNNE.
II lSkS VIII he taken hy the FIRE & MARINE IN.
S-SSu RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT ruE
1uNEsr r ArEs on
buildings OF All kinds, stone, brieko wooden aud
contents
Steamboats,, factories, mills SC.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
Ana AGAINST al dangers attending the transportation
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, Canals and railroads.
fef me character OF the company as To prumptind,
ana ihcfailE IA The adjustment and payment luSst
we es leve 10 refer the merchants OF tnis place and
elsewhere who have had the tHsment Of claims upon
US. once ON A.-'n street X. W. HARDING, sec'y.
aug 1.
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DR.. BEACHES MEDICINES.
Benches Pulmonary Powder.
FOR COLDS. COUGHS,
CONSUMPTION. Sitting OF BLOOD,

- Ina . s,t,ctsd v'i,b ms disease IN,
n ,..1 nm, no 10 rave Rut We shonId moi he 10,
bss-t "a, .rrt,-i,,. 81, s,b c,nctsion have az
n, r,s-7 go ,, .. pnlr,,,nsr Cons,m ion =,
tell ,,,t. , , = l.-,,, a, 10 ,,c,o ,,yorn,,, -,
h. fH. t,,.t tr,-- ,,ir..~tsus 10 20 in = ncrfertl,
huraIess condition and had every SYMPTOM Of the dis
ca. ,g ,s. r..u6rt5l STAGES f who were efcctuAiI,
ruse4 h6 are new ea and enjoying excellent Ia, slth
rf-Uae one pafsau mart cnlsrly who was reduced A.
I,,l ft ANS d tu nee.rite tor him when called a,
,i,zsesn 10 attend fa his case This did pnder Inc
1000 ,.,..5. ,H.f r.affrfnc NJ suy ti,,d ,,auil
,va,l ,obsg sa.4o months amer tins same man se
csel me- tf he stes and stated that af,er saw him
he proarre8 Tie PULMONARY POWDER named a,
tic bel of tf,ts srffr This made into syrup by the
usa of which no eafsletelv recovered" ii = beyond
dis,re tif, a lanes racavar from disease the same as
au other orrsn urvdad the powers OF nature are SUI
frant 10 hriip about healthy action; all which shows
Tho pronretv nf pursuing mdcious course OF treat.
r,e,i AID a. f.y ffe most aapronrafe pronlp and
effective remedies
The .H1NARY POWDER or SYRUP. is sci.
eptge co,,r,as,f,f the most yansble artiees which
are t m found l,i the ~ hole Nateria Mcdica being un.
,.s,.aiat b. is e.f,arg sed IN the number of cures
,.ib-b r. lac : 14faf IN IL concentrated vepet allie
,r..,t-a .,,..,.i,,s ,, ,in,rst ar Hoiso,ons suh
stqars ,,gf.ver and contains ExpectoI ant Tonic or
Rast1r+fiee Alteratire stmuiaBt Pectorai. and DE.
ntAcra a,arttos. hence il promotes easy expeotors
lion removes congestion Inflammation sr fehrile
state Of hc ssic or the aud strength Of The
orq,a ,s fr rs.5rft,f fte tsiut or morbid humors
from A sin a. arl ly ITS stimulating influence it re.
moves tucfees from the iuhgs By promoting ahsorp.
tian. Among thr numerous medicines which Dr. Beach
has triei from time 10 tine. for nearly THIRTY
YEARS he saws % IDS work on Pulmonary Consump
e4psrrr ia a afHfr- and uder the use of this u,uiti
- - ,.-.,.l-,s4 toa, ssee.ta ininy bv a>tensiro
- 49, ,,.t,.r ,,,iso,,o,s r,rodnriions oh IA
- 80. -. ~, 80 ~, Inc i,,,,as ~
- II ,be 49, ,a,eitcr in s,;,ahe ryn,a,,,nns
sd lte y,,5,-, nj fl. ,,i, a. ms uneouaIod voyyde,
,,trh r,tS5,,.fl,, rern,oatend az snnerior 10 any
paraon for e treatment OF any or all diseases
o. ~ ~, si ..,ti',i,rI, t,Y Pithisis rninonsI'.
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. ~, ,,s ,.is t,lrors ,Iiss,nse1.s .tost ~
go - ~, - -, s,ro,r,l e,s he ,ar,nns 80
-, - go ',,. To- ffn ',lood ana th,s 80,
- ~ ~ 49, 80 y, -ft.jned IN c,,ing ,is A. 80,
~, f,1 n fI,eso ~ s, J,one ,yhatever there ia M,
T. -. -, ~ 10 "a ,arn,a.,,, .,a.,,. a.,
-. ,,..f'i. H., rsi,,.t, lar tONStrgPTIoN Wec,n
,r,,,s ~ ,s. .,ss resi,ienr.s e,c in tbe ss,
ST.. Of i.tis .,-,s-e IN New York CITY and vicinity
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fsio BE DRED--or To be-tlat's the questi lou
- Whether u Is te;ter by sweeping ire 10 he ram
e-an" subject 10 al the Ills that flesh rs heir To- or
Wudeih man 90 20 the Protection Ofcs and there he
nae sSie' colai1ga!e and AapTywe .eave for you To
determine.
Inc fFn'eeion Insurance onlranY OF Harfrl Conn.
naNIus az e"y pad over sou Ouu OF IN tie Ncs
1era OohniH, sniticd 10 the he.icst confidence and
tEelr agent Nher.lug, Virginia
W. r.. PETERSON.
WA iaF isHs on dwelling holses. warehouses. stores
lH cipfts, @c together Win their contents such as
'uf n'e nsi chsnaise. machinery aud every other irs
i,lt"n % usurale property. Also On steam Keel and
lAl tpas ana their car-o and itoln any nnrt ON
esiern " aiors, On ihe most reasonat lie terms
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Gravel and Urinary Complaints

vi CNt Glli ~ MOI N(Viit t't'Attit'2'
0sPriee so cents per bottle. so
CAUTION BE on YOUR GUARD.
TeNHE surprising excellence and growing popularity
otthe American OF has induced some dishonest
persons 10 pain upon the public. miserable limitations
of the truly valuable medicine. Tor The purpose Of dece
wing the unwary and deiraudng the prnprietors. In
order TO he sure obtaining the GENUINE,
OBSERVE FOUR THINGS.
Isi See that the name Of VIM Jackson 50, Liberty
street. hean 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh Is printed on
the label Of the wrapper ofeac bottle, 10 initiate which
il felony.
Vi Each bottle is enclosed in n pamph ct. containing
full directions for aud also tie and address of
VIM. Jackson. general agent for the proprIetots ana
likewise the pro2rieors and address, Il. Hail 4
Co. Kentucky.
70. Purchase ONLY ofthe aGys tised agents. all ot
whom have Show Bill on which prinicd tie names
of the propretors and general agent, thus: - Hat &
Co, proprIeiors, Kennedy. and NIS. Jackson, PITTS
burgh, Pa General gent FOR Western penHsyivSaia
part OF Ohm, and Western Virginia" and the Printers
names. "MMillen & Shyrock. Pittsburgh printed II
the bottom of said Show Bill.
4h. OBSERVE, the Genuine American oil Is 81 q
dark crren Color WI bout any sediment and specific
gravity lighter THAI water. The cDunereiis are mostly
OF thck black color,-som seneca oil others mix
ture Of other common oils and enc OF various cGots
sometimes close imitation of the genuine, pHrporins
10 'front.' Pittsburgh and Allegheny DtSpeasary
COMPANY" NONE OF the conutcrielis p1ssess either
the virtue power of Tie true American GH.
Sold wholesale and all 10y WIN. Jackson. 30, Lib
erty street. Pittsburgh head OF wood and by lus duly
appointe- agents
A. o. FitRCtILD and T Cartwright, Wheeling
James 4 Gray and bridgeport john fotrimore
Ma't,nsvile; aud II Brow Jams Weis'urs " a.i"cf
& Bfacker, La Gfarge; + J osi, WatlentowH; W ad
de and Vance. rriadephia; Geo wilson, Ne't Alex
ander; JOHN Kelley. CiaysYiilc: SAMPLE Sweeney
Washington. sept %
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+ +
AT Tile rANInN TEN STORE.

MARKET Square iVtfeliag. Va.
rYTPrRE Won may dua pa-e teas Imported by the
s& Canton Tea Company of Sew York. i25 Chatham
and l62 Greenwich els. -,
Reia nrices az follow 'il ieci in aH ca-fS I" p. &c
turned If not approved of in either weight or quantity
EpTfN%
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tAc ", GRAIN. 100 woostor.st,


Dc Townsend is aln't tatl receiving orders t.Om
PHtscE.s indifferent parts ~ tlc lu.ou
iHis ts 10 cct il3t ~e t.r u4a signed. Physicians
Of tar t'tg 81 Albany lnc M u,aeio cA,.s prescribed
d. To"usauds stsapair i1, ml oelete II 20 be one
the most valuable gtt par4uoas 90 titr market.
y. pfliNb n d.
WILSON ~ ~.
X. j.. lEIGG-. ~ n.
l.. J. EINIENDONF. NJ D.
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r. YIs MEDICINE IS warranted oa a7il. raf 20 CON
, ft.Ha r.,f0I off t aiuel. Corrosive -'I rsr, tr~e
rts l.Hir t- tiHi. ar lHy E. 'eter.o1s r..f-s
FRI rrlH-t' rH0H sfrN tHls iu.sfIrl arIs ts tT
49, -tfsa a.H Ha-Iurfg'r efl nsfHrr arrives 9uf ah
1a. s-f.a.sn 1n.s trou fife Dio..l rUi.. afd
H.Hftttt .t1 sud sreHr' 1on.r- te -1sfr- ifl-a
.f t. Stomach. e-siss df1e--iau: iH -4t. t1...
aut VEIN artery. muscle Hervc Bro the tHfHJ'.s hnie
t-t .s r.t .eustHriel bv tHo Ptvt.ss. Qua ID ALTO
sr.rff ai'. pro. cry OF tc.4ovIa. mercury
tom r.ic tnurs end Joints
ruH ava rTtuNs oF THE SKIN -srurvv. Sr'r-
taf-r forrItsa- Itr.ors scfoduI1. ol Eiar's Evil.
Wsfs sTr..a-, E'FsI1c'ss, tcors. Cancels Eaau -ur
-4fps -cs-- ah q 'c-. time md frfrIaHed prr4eget
at.re ia Ut. ,tFtrsrs's ttvtrrk vyiilc .tt cure.
EpR INDIGESTION.
Hefn-fihn OF food. Nausea. Noutifiugs Nervous scr
tiou- HiiYrs complaints Headache. Pa'cuess Fe
rafe 'rIr-1 afirs Syyeetger's f5nFrfa VIII soon
rt-i ure. lst ifo,fiuae. attended yFit gripping.
svrr ajn4 she dose should he increased and tie cure
VIII soon r. effected. It uoi the patients f-i-h-cn
le.avce with tre idea That thct urak 90
mprF medicine; irt lear in mind that toir mildly oue
ra r- medicine pH- not weakness into thc frame TAT
eost epfaiiv draws weakness ont leaves strength iu
To-. .arc ar tV GIVING COMPOSED sleep Nilht and
ass. ff su fond. rrautuHtfs the whole fame syith
v.-eus action. clearing the mind and Improving The
siclf
uvsrGrsfA or FIVE YEARS ~ tTIoN.
| accompanied rih N, rous DEBILITY, cured
Ib5 .lt Ut If
fss Gl,t.--Tcrs rr'S p.N,cv.
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Casting.
EDD Wen W. Nj

GOOD Cooking St0ve?--i'k-fe il nothing mr.
oeslfahle IN the way OF house faninre than good
''ekhH sloVethore are great mSuy excellent stoves
g" variety OF Patterns now ia use, lui have seen
none That appear 10 have many advantages as The air
tight Continuation Stove. We advise haiisc ier pcrs 10
cal and see This slovtat JDtNlDN's
Tin, sheet ifsH ana Stove ware house, No Isl Mar.
kel square. semen
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tNN tl4lA Niuitfhg, thin shoe, -.
va and llieg lfoi tighi facing n,pfoee, ~,
fsaeataf, Isls, sfeul i4cHtal excitement ions ,ot
Ell rls, Dee so4hie 81 ind, aud p9oiftIer,
ana aa. ttucf Uagsts, spring those ; id InrrtI
CON ti4iiaF ta tl- long, numerous, and nelanebi
tfatu0l a.arasts fua ug u4t u them wAiet tcs ~
Ers eallentt llffts % cure. The obstruction ~ -,
tf,ssiaeoi t.enaIi creiions and executions uec
l4r So s. rr eff Nffs he4heAt occurrence 4. q, ~
lral suu ef.rItNe aau ont hlch if neglected mo
GaCee $50 n4eI ia4ai sequences large prop3fi o,
81 darFe- VI te atnaaChi Liver, Lungs BrsinsnS
...stas a}sie's lAis 4. nate In thIs nr,r,s,,
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ri him-but she mourns him in position where
he does not appear in his light, but in reflected
one-and do not consider his prospects for the first
place as by any Desperate if he will to per-
sccute Napoleon, and adopt which shall be in
keeping with that pursued by him while Mt the head of
the provisional government do not understand that
Prince Napoleon Is endowed with any very extraordna
ny intellectual powers and if this should prove TO be
true as soon as he appears upon the public stage, it
will be displayed for none quicker than the French
and the contest between him and his uncle will cause
him to sink daily A name would no more serve him,
If he be not worthy of it, than the lions skin did the
lie must be Napoleon If left alone and not perse
cuted to wear his honors and to ascend to the first
place under the republic No counterfeits long
pass current in France and the Prince must pass
the ordeal which will assign to him his true posi-
tonbut should he be prosecuted he will be President
Of the republics he will be any thing he desires be,
for the French people will not permit Bonaparte to
suffer hour after the yoke is thrown from their
neeks-with Napoleon they fell, and hence his heirs
will RISE to liberty at least if not to power They want
repubc-but the Bonapartes they will have at every
hazard at least free themselves if they not
impatient for rulers Let not people mistake this
movement in favor Of Louis Napoleon, for Imperial
movement, attempt to build up throne 1t is not
thatit is manifestation of the love of the nation for
Napoleon and resolution that his heirs shall be free
to live in Franceif they desire it, lfprevented it will
be more, But it Is only persecution of the ia
my that can drive the people to such an extreme.
While the crowds We're assembled on Monday, the
Bourbon agents were among them distributing five
franc pieces, to get them to cry Vive Henri Cinque;
but it was spent principally in vain, and the outhors
arrested and put in prison. OBSERVER.
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Our German Correspondence.

DRESDEN, June IL, 1913.
Things in; Germany-The Prospects of Republcanism'
Affairs are in such state of confusion in Germany
that King Solomon himself could not unravel them,
say what is to be the result. All the thirty -four
princes, who cost Germany ftyfour millions of
thaers annually determined keeping their
position, and supported by their Office holders and
standing armies, and by all arisocrats, including the
Emperor of Russia. Another large party says one EN-
peror is enough for all Germany; and still another
party, the republicans, who daily increasing in
strength, insist that Germany should closely follow
the example of the United States and have mo king or
prince. These three different parties are now as
sembled in Parliament in Frankfort and Berlin; and
although there have been many sessions, nothing as
yet has been decided and there is prospect of any
practical result for months if at all. My opinion is
that nothing will be decided till it is if the French
republic can stand and in that case there be
the Nicmen to the Rhine This would be the only
happy result otherwise Germany will be sacrificed
by contentious and civil war, and the distress for
money, which is already very great, continue to in
The funds of several States have fallen 80 per
cent, and the Austrian per cent State stocks
be bought at this rate thus paying 10 cent interest
per The manufacturers obliged daily dis
miss many Of their workmen and trade of any kind
is going on This must end in the greatest misery for
Germany, if change does not take place, of
which there Is little prospect at present The situa-
ton of the bankers is such that they no longer
assist the manufacturers, and the expenses of the
governments are increasing daily. The latter
trying to borrow money, but find it almost impossible
to get loans. All this will react the United Sta.
they will lose their best customers for cotton e
Of great expense and far oflte glory or ad.
vantage Germany
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Our Italian CorrespO ndence.
Luco, CRoman State) May &c

LuGo, [Koman State) May 70, 1918.
Men in Camp--The Chances Of Wdi'-Nalian hide
pendenoe
There in the camp 10000 Piedmontesc with II 900
of the Pontifcal Roman soldiers of Linea also 600
of Toscan; and at this moment passing from An
coma Pesaro and Rimni 20 600 Neapolitans who will
join in few days the army of King Charles Albert.
Besides, there civic guards and volunteers of
Lombardy and Of the whole of Italy. From Sicily and
from Switzerland they coming every day. Charles
Albert will have 100000 soldiers in the beginning of
July. The Austrians ntrated in the for
ress of Mantua which will be blockaded by our army
The victory is almost certain by tie courage of the
brave Charles Albert, King of Piermont his brave ge-
nerals and the Italians, who do the fighting like lions
In every battle Though minor in number) the TIA
lians have always been victorious In month the
Italian army will number 100000 men, and Austria
beaten every side will leave Italy, if not the TIA
lans will go themselves to Vienna.
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FROM ST. JOINS, N. B.--Papers from st. Johns
state that a meeting of ship-owners and others
was held on the 10Th of June, to protest against
the alteration of the British Navigation Laws
The meeting, by resolution, denounced the propos-
ed amendment, as likely to prove ulnous 70 the
interests OF the shpowners, and the destruction OF
the prosperity ofNew Brunswick, ltwas said, would
probably follow. After the above resolutions were
offered, another series were proposed taking en-
trey different ground and advocating the change OF
the laws. An active debate ensued upon the ques-
ton AT Frederick meeting was held In favor
Of the proposed change.
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alexandria station, under contract with her Ma
jesty's government to convey the East India, China
aud Mediterranean mails from Alexandria, via Malta
and Gibraltar, to Southampton, and vice
q month. Terms, f2S,5 500 per annum penalty tor
non-performance $4,000.
Indostan -. wood 1880 500
Npon .. iron 1000 $50
Spanish and Portuguese station, under contract to
convey the mails three times month from Southamp-
ton to Nigo, Oporto Lisbon, Cadiz aud Gibraltar,
the 7th 18th On 9th Of each month Terms E2O,50o
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The above IL ships employed under contract with
Her Majesty's government, in conveying the mails
from Southampton to all parts of the West Indies,
Mexico, &c.
The following vessels employed internationally, also
belong to the same company
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SOUTHAMPTON, June 1G 1913.
The Vest India Steamships-Donna Maria Preparing

me " SE IHdtd SfeuWShtVy-D0HHd 1UdItn TTcpdTINg
for Spain-Porfugal-St Wrecked-
Markets-The BulDcr .1Gair.
In the letter which addressed to you by the Britain
mia, the 9th inst gave for the information of your
readers, list of the steamships 0heir tonnage, &c)
n the service of the Pennsuar and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company. ! now subjoin list of the mail
steamers belonging to the West India Steam Packet
Company. They are as follows -
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Decree of the French People touching the Bonapares-
Resignation of the Erecutipe Commission-Lamar-
tine-His Present Position is Unnaiurdt-The Move
ment for Louis Napoleon is not an Imperial One.
The storm that was raging Monday in Paris has
abated during Tuesday and Wednesday The act
Of the Assembly in admitting Napoleon, was in
cordance with the public feeling and has allayed the
the nation in ocean of trouble. had contrary de-
cision taken place. 1t is said with much confidence
that part all the executive committee will resign
and indeed, that theyihave already done and in
their Frustrated state do not think It would
be productive of any injury to their country. They
feeble before this solemn pronunciation of the
public and the Assembly against them upon point
wherein they accused of sefshness and ambitious
purposes in endavoring to Danish from France rival
candidate for the Presidency At all events whatever
may have been their motives they have brought upon
themselves such force of public sentiment and In We
placed themselves in position adverse to ii, added
TO the former objections of ncompetency that think
they would be compelled to resign IL they did not
do so voluntarily do not adopt these views; on the
that of the French people Had Lamartine returned
from the government and from public place. when no
had finished his duties minister Of the provisional
government, he would have been regarded as already
the President of the Republic but circumstances and
his associations his omissions and commissions,
to have pulled him down daily in public cstima-
ton but this Is the first act of his which has been
imputed to motives of self interest and the he
retres from the position he occupies the better IL
will be for his prospects, and think perhaps for the
country, as he Is too good and noble man to lose
and " will relieve him from his present unnatural posi-
ton, and give him time and opportunity to be him
self again.
France owes much to Lamartne, aud she will not de-
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7
Demonstration against THEIRS Charge Of The Dragons
French Women Soldiers-Modern Jodns Of .arc-
Capture Of Tire Citadel Of -TnaUrecfion in
Napiescontnuos.
The election of Theirs by about 10000 votes out Of
100000 and more Of voters is making great deal Of
discussion in Paris and this taken in connection with
the fact that he Ia elected in three four other
partments has created an Impression which will pro-
duce political effect The Barbes men, who have had
an influence creating fear about this state Of affairs an
indirect influence by acting freer and the impression
that the present government sufficiently severe
and efficient in its to preserve order arc
naking strong demonstrations Of their displeasure
'he press and the masses in the strcets They
~ the government are equally dispeased with tho
@cton OF Theirs and yet, by cooperating, they could
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From Southampton Goth every month. for Gibraltar,
Genoa, Leghorn and Civita Vecchi mo mail con-
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Besides the above steamers the Pennsular and ORR
entail Company have four ships nearly ready for
service to be distributed the various stations where
most reluired. IheY consist Of the following