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skin Diseases Cared.

By DR. FRAzrER's MAeIo OIsTMksr. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
full. Also cures Itch, salt Rheum, Sore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. = e
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
oeipt Of price, so cents.
]. F. 6hirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. MoConahey, Agent al
Bridgeport. pkw
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LEEros1A, Pa, April 10, 1882.

Hop Bittert Co.
l have not been well for three years, tried
almost every kind Of patent medicines and
no less than seven doctors, one OF Elmira, n
Y, none have done me any good. l finally
tried your Hop Bitters and found them jusl
the thing. l have praised them SO highly
there Is great number here who use them
with great beneti tit and satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours, Il. HuSr.
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Beat the World.

ROCKVILLE, Conn.,, March 0, 1882.
Hop Bitters Co.
have been taking your Hop Bitters for
several weeks, aud they beat the world.
L. 8. LEWIS, Lewis axles machine.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
A LEXARDER BONE, sR.,,

NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSINESS AND
IoE.sSED REAL EsTATR e AGENT STOlR
AND MONEY BRoH ER. Deeds Leases, AcknoM
edgenents, and Pertrsrship Agreements dawn up,
HnnEs Rented, Rents Collected, collections
promptly reulltted-An business correspondence
conldenuAlly attended 70. No. 1ltS Market Stfeet,
"Qtt's Block. corner MAtket and Twelfth strectA
Wheeling West VIrHnia noi7
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WHAT kind oil a picture frame represents
the request Of man who, having been
given free ride, wants one for his father
also? Pa2separtout,-Boston Transcript.
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Why are so many classic concert pieces
called "polonaises" on the programmed
Edith: Because they are quite long and
generally drag.-PhiLadelphia NeLrs.
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THE genuine SARATOGA Hlen Rock SPRING
WArER, for sale by all druggists by the doz.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders TO
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
J. F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R, K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport DAw
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Ex-senator Tabor suddenly returned to
Washington on Friday, and called on the
President-which was something the Pres.
ident had done nothing to deserve.
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Vertigo, Dizziness and blindness.


VfFVA' VtU' 10, looz.
have been troubled with vertigo since
last July, and have suffered greatly every
night after any considerable eSertion from
dizziness and blindness. tried two bottles
Of Hop Bitters, and since then have been
entirely relieved. Respectfully yours,
J.J. FLANAGAN.
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NEw YoRx, March 22-Yoney casper cent, clos.
ing offered at a per cent Prime mercantile
Bills nomiGni a. 81 sOk; demand q IS.
dovERNMRATs-weak and generally u Per cent
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Hop Bitter Co:
June 10, 1881.

Hop BllIef 90 --- June 10, 1881.
have been suffering five years past with
neuralgia, liver complaint, dyspepsia and
fourteen different doctors who did me no
good. At last tried Hop Bitters, and after
used few bottles received q great benefit
from them, and II had used Hop Bitiers
regularly would have been well before. !
know them TO be the best medicine IN the
world for nervous diseases OF all kinds.
JAMEs CooNrs,
Beelington, Barber County, W. Va.
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lob PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
81 from Mammoth foster 70 the Finest Visiting
Card, executed In superior style and NJ low rates
fourteenth street.
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SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prepared only by

Ponds Extract Co., New York.
Full line OF above preparations displaye
In one OF Ponds Extract Co. IS Show Gases and
sold by Logan & Co., 1858 Main Street. Wheel.
ing; also by @. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and Twenty-second Streets, Centre Wheeling
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Infallible, tasteIesS, harmless, cathartic!
for feverishneSs, restlessness, worms, consi'
dation. 25c.
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II believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
10 be led into giving testimonials to quack
doctors or patent medicines but when a real.
ly meritorious article composed OF valuable
remedies known 10 all, and that all physi.
clans use and trust In daily, we should freely
commend 1t. therefore cheerfullv and
heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good
they have done me and my friends firmly
believing they have no equal for family use.
will not be without them. ltl
RKy. B. R., Washington, D. @,
A good Baptist Clergyman Of Bergen, N.
Y, n strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia and dizziness
almost 10 blindness, over two years after he
was advised that Hop Bitters would cure him
because he was afraid Of and prejudiced
against the word "bitters." Since his cure
be says none need fear but trust In Hop Bit.
ters.
Ny wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use Of Hop Bitters and recommend
them to my people.-Me,hodist Clergy
man, Mexico, N. Y. ~
bad severe attacks OF Gravel and Kidney
trouble; was unable TO get any medicine or
doctor to cure me until used Hop Bitters,
and they cured me In short time.-A dis.
tinguished lawyer and temperance orator Of
Wayne county. N. Y. mr20-rThs&w
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tended, Il long enough, to grow where the
vine Is to remain. Vineyards may in this
way be quickly changed TO better varieties.
Agieultarist for april
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STOCKs-The market was extremely dull to-day.
but Ia the last hour there was stronger tone:
compared with the close Of yesterdays prices they
were fraction higher for the general list aud w
per cent higher for 81. Paul & Manitoba.
Transactions La 900 AhAfcS
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The ice is twenty feet thick at the Straits
OF Mackinaw, and corn Is ten inches high
in Southwestern Georgia.
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G72 North 10th St, Philadelphia, Pa
9yFIcE JELLowAY MI. A. ASSOCIATION,
JELLoWAY, q. Mar. lS 800

JELlowAr, o. Mar. IS, hS2.
Hop Bitter Manufacturing Co.: 90. b.
have been using your Hop Bit,ers and
find them what you recommend them to be
for kidney disease, (viz superior to ali
others). J. L. HllpERBRAsp.
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The very best iron preparation, aud the
one having the largest sale Is, Browns Iron
Bitters. p4w
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Tho object Of this suit Is To- obtain decree In
favor OF inc plaintiffs against The defendants for tho
sum oI TIRES thousand one hundred and forty.
keyVn dollars aud thirty i've cents, for ccmmlItohs
and money expended due TO the Said plaintiffs, W.
i. WernIz and d. Edward etllnAker. u members Of
Tho lGte drm OF Smiley a MerntE. BY the said do.
fendaflts. Mosidf, BahmRnn q Co. and Il. q. Smiley
And ii appearing from an fdAyit dled herein that
M nd defendants. Metler. Bahmann q Con
H. q! smiley. are non;rttdenA q the State OF West
Co and H. q. Smiley, are hereby required ~ appear
here within one mouth after the date oil the hrst
IcatIpn oil this order, and do what Is necoiBATy
'0P'N''S' SAMUEL B. MccoLLoCH, Clerk.
THos, L. NICHE, Pc. mfS.Th
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The object o, the above entitled suit Is 10 obtain
for plainiir decree Of divorce from bod and board
that said defendant has iliully abandoned and
deserted the plaintiff and for the further eause
That said defendant alter his marriage with tAid
sppearing from the affidavit Of said plaintiff fled
m saId suit at said rpCS that the said defendant,
James s. Reed Il not resident Of this State Of West
Virginia, Oh motion Of aid plaintiff. II y ordered
and he Is hereby required 70 appear within one
month after the date ol the 1Ht publication hereof
and do what Is necessary 10 protect his intete2u;
md that this order aud above summons be posted
nu,l published according 10 law. s.4 =,
Ii, testimony whereof have hereunto hgnod my
mans ID CLERK OF hAd C0uIt this 9th day Of March,
once OF said Court, 10 tie City Of Wheeling, West
Virginia. ,,,,., - ,,,,,,,, oc,,
FylArk NJ Haid fsnuFf
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A sctrs7lErc chemical compound that gives
health aud strength, Is Browns Iron Bitters.
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CHE 9ntelLiasntsn.
RoBERr GRANT.

pniee, Nos. 10 and "a Fourteenth street
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
l. County, state Of West Virginia. Atasieh Ruler,
1883, III i,.., t...-...... ..tt..,
wcrn,z 4 stalnaEer. rlaia.lfs, D .IN 81.
RmileY DeioudAntH ~ H.e " INA
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The State Of West Yitginia:

To The sheriff et Ohio County. Greeiing:
We command sou thRt you summon James g.
Reed it ebe found In yt ur bailwick 70 appear at
the Clerks Office Of tho CIo il Court OIL Ohio Coun.
~, at Rules 10 be held for the SAID Court, on the
lrst Monday 10 March, 1883, 70 answer bill la
chaucery for divorce exhibited against him in tho
said Court by Gene 5, Reed. And have then there
this writ. ,,.r.
Court Ht The Court House OF said county, In tho
City OF Wheeling, tho 10th day Of February. lSsS.
aud IN tho twentieth year OF the State Of West VII.
Hinia. SAMUEL b. MccoLLoCH, Clerk.
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AZ a proof that the idea entertained by
some Englishmen that the Irish are incapa'
bic Of seilgovernment is q delusion.
DR.. John Hall goes every day TO pray
with lady who lies dangerously II, and
his ministratiOns are great comfort TO
her. She said to him, doctor, they say l
snail last all summer. Now do not allow
my sufferings to spoil your vacation.
When you are ready to go, come and say
sood.by to me-" "Good.-byl" said ne.
mo, shall not leave you. These visits to
you are my vacation"
With only two exceptions the Judges Of
the Supreme Court are wealthy. oo Judge
Rlatchiord ia worth at least $40, 600 600, and
has no dren-nobody but his wife and
sell; Judge Matthews is worth at q very
low estimate, 100000, Wood, SlQ0,VO;
Waite, S250000;s Field, S760,gOG Judge
Gray, $4,000, and he Is an old bachelor;
Bradley, 100000. Judges Miller and Har-
Ian are both poor men. Their only In
come ia their salary. So you see we have
me enormous sum OF SIS, 050, 900 represent
ed by seven men on the Supreme bench
an averaged OF s., l26, 900.
The descendants OF the first Of our rulers
are an not numerous now. In Virginia are a
few OF the Washington family OF the Law
renee Washington branch, and Of the Ma
disons there are none. Monroe has one OF
two nieces and nephew living, and Jack
son has not living descendant The
Adams family Is the best represented OF the
III. Jefferson has q number OF descen-
dants, and Mrs. Meikleham is his nearest
living relation. She is the youngest daugh-
| ter Of his eldest daughter, Martha, who
married Randolph, and is the last Of her
saven daughters.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Brooklyn firm advertises to give Q
ninety-eight.Cen packing trunk for trade
dollar and return two cents in change.
The cattle that were shipped from
Georgia recently are dying on the Texas
prairies. The weather is TOE hot for them.
A cave on the Colorado river, over one
mile in length, and in some places over
thirty. five ieet in width, is attracting cou-
siderable attention at Lampasas, Tex. This
cave ia about sixteen miles from the town,
and has two small streams running
through 1t, which are about two feet deep.
The American and the Mexican nickel
are engaged in tight race at Ell Paso, Tex.
The latter, though worth cent and a
quarter less, is rather getting away with the
former for some unknown reason, though
at Laredo and other points on the Rio
Grande the merchants refuse to receive the
Mexican nickel at par or face.
A wife.beater at Turtle River, Oak, was
taken by his indignant neighbors and
thrown into the river. Not satisfied with
that, they filled large tub with ice water
and held him under until he begged Tor
mercy. After being nearly strangled in
the tub, the wife-beater promised never to
offend again, and was set at liberty.
The Canadian Pacific Railway is already
becoming quantity in American finance
and transportation, and 1t Is said that both
Il and the Grand Trunk Railroad are
negotiating to buy American existing lines,
so as 10 terminate at Boston. The free
navigation Of the Erie Canal threatens the
ruin Of Boston as grain export place.
Nearly all the whalebone used in the
United States Is received through San
Francisco, but nearly every pound received
there is shipped directly to the East where
il is put into shape for use. Whalebone is
largely used in the manufacture oil whips.
The catch Of late years was comparatively
light, the receipts at San Francisco for the
last three years averaging less than $4,000
pounds.
A queer accident happened to little
girl in Atlanta, the other day. She was
working with sewing machine, and was
running It at good rate Of speed when the
driving:rod, which was made OF wood,
snapped in two, and one piece penetrated
the tleshy part OF her leg below the knee,
tearing the flesh in terrible manner. As
soon as the broken rod entered the child's
flesh the machine stopped, and in order to
remove the wood the wheel OF the machine
had to be turned by hand.
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L.o. Kline, the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Iowa, is native Of New
York and only thirty.iour years old.
Alice Oates continues TO sing weak opera
bouffe 10 the New Orleans can't-getaways
Who 90 out to dine at the Spanish tort.
Hamilton Dlsston, Of Philadelphia, is the
largest taxpayer IN the famous Orange
County, Florida. He owns 10000 acres.
Mr.. Henry F. Dickens, the youngest son
of Charles Dickens, the novelist, has Just
been appointed to the recordership OF Deal.
Captain John Ericsson, the inventor Of
the Monitor, still hale and hearty, Is now
eighty, looks about seventy and works like
Sf Sneaker Keller to New York inter.
Waiver: General Sherman, Old Tecum-
seh, will be our next President. You can
put that down."
Mr.. I,abouchere, Of the London Truth,
nointa 10 the historical fact that an Irish
SaTIiament passed an Employer Liability
adj in 1850 similar in principle TO the one
recently passed by the English Parliament
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this ihe Rev. Nh. MORGAN


Very seldom do we read OF an
actual case Of recovery, where hope
had altogether been lost. to equal that
which was on Monday investigated by
Dispateh reporter who had heard, in various
quarters, persons talking to their friends Of
cure, seemingly little short Of miraculous,
that had been performed. VIM. Lincoln
Curtis Is the name Of the young man in CUES
ton. He Is now employed at II. K. Porter
& Co. IS Locomotive Works, Pittsburgh. His
disease was Chronic Rheumatism. The en-
ormous swelling and pain In the iointsol bis
arm soon produced paralysis OF his lift arm.
He gradually grew worse, his ankles and knees
were soon even wor.e than his arms, his
cheek bones began to enlarge, spreading his
face out OF all resemblance to bis former sell.
Two physicians pronounced him hopeless.
Perma cured him. Page 20 DR.. Hartman's
Ellis Of Liie.n p1w.
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paper


II must be confessed that this is very
narrow margin to come and go on, but an
electoral majority Of one is as good as a
hundred. And this, we suppose, is not
given to represent all that the Republican
nominees may hope for, but rather to show
that fifteen States, with sufficient strength
to elect the ticket, are probable, taking
no account OF what may come to us from
the South.
But we ought to be able to make some
Roadway in the South next year, and there
is an encouraging prospect in Virginia /; in
North Carolina, which Hancock carried by
a little more than 5000 out Of avote Of 94o,-
900; in Mississippi which is republican
State; and in Florida, which is close but not
hopeless. And then there is our own
West Virginia, which it pleases US
to regard as very hopeful State.
Certainly the drift is in the right diree-
ton. From 1876 to 1880 the Democratic
vote increased less than thousand; the
Republican vote over $500. Hancock car
ried the State by 1l,l4S. This looks like
an unsurmountable obstacle to Republican
success. But since then We have carried
the First Congressional District, come
within eleven votes Of carrying the Second,
and shown that we can carry the Third
when we determine to do it. Our friends
outside mustn't be surprised to see West
Virginia rise up in the Electoral College and
poll her six votes for the Republican nomi-
nees.
In the above table Indiana isput down
in the Democratic column. She may go
there, but there is going to be an able
bodied fight for her, and it is too soon to
consign her to that place. Alter all it is
easier to make tables than to make the
event verify them. We expect to elect the
next President, but we don't expect to see
the returns come in as they are arranged
ohnva
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PopuInr Education.

Er.PRRsIDENT HAYES keeps himself pref
ty well to himself in these days; when he
Ia heard from it Is because he has some
thing to say. In his Fourth OF July address
at Woodstock, Connecticut, he took up the
cause Of popular education, and in the
course Of his remarks said: "In the history
Of popular education nothing is better set
tied than this The only power able to
establish and support an efficient system OF
universal education is the Government In
the South, by reason Of slavery and its per-
nicious legacies, to provide for the free edu-
cation Of all by State authority, is simply
impossible. The colorod people were held
in bondage, and therefore in ignorance,
under the constitution Of the Nation. They
were set free and made citizens and voters
by the most solemn expression OF the
Nations will, and now, therefore, the duty
to tit them by education for citizenship and
suffrage is devolved upon the whole people.
What is now needed is pecuniary aid
that aid which the nation Is abundantly
able to furnish. Ignorance, II widespread,
anywhere in our country imperils the well
fare of every other part Of the United
States and OF the whole nation. To edu-
cate all the citizens Of the United States is
at once our highest duty and our highest
interest Education is the friend OF what
ever Is most to be desired in civilized So
clety. 1t is hostile only to that which is bad.
There is no safe foundation for free gov
ernment without it"
Arguments have been made against the
constitutional power Of the Government to
take part in this work Of highest necessity,
bu. they are not Of great weight The Ma
tional Government has given literally Of lis
land for educational purposes. OF course it
can appropriate money for this as for other
measures for its defense and welfare. 1thas
the power and the money, and the work
ought not to be delayed. II the Southern
States receive larger share than other
States that will be no objection. The
Southern States have most need Of help;
they are burdened with the heaviest
weight Of ignorance. We hope to see the
next Congress act upon this matter in a
spirit Of intelligent liberality.
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Nttp FORK Sun.
The Rev. W. w. Montgomery, an Epis-
copal clergyman Of Mamaroneck, appre
ciates fun and can tell good story. He de-
lights in relating the following incident in
bis own experience. A lady approached
him in Filth avenue one day, and asked
modestly:
Madame replied Mr.: Montgomery,
six feet three inches, "do you mean the
Rev. Mr.. Morgan, Of Portchester, or the
handsome Dr.. Morgan, Of ST. Thomas
The lady's eyes cleaned as she replied
II am not acquainted with the Rev. Mr.
Morgan Of Portchester, and l see you are
not the handsome DR.. Morgan. Good
day.
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"THE boat has turned over and drowned
your son." said man approaching a fish
ing party and addressing an old gentle.
man. "Great goodness!" exclaimed the
old man, bursting into tears. "He was my
hope in this life. He was the best boy on
the place; and besides that he had the
bait.cnp with him.
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THERE is hardly an admit person living but
is sometimes troubled with kidney difficulty,
which Is the most prolific and dangerous
cause ofall disease. There Is no sort OF need
to have any form OF kidney and urinary
trouble II Hop Bittsrs is taken occasionally.
TThBAW
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1t is u long look ahead, but the people
are thinking about the next Presidential
campaign, newspaper, and politicians
are figuring on it, and we may as well
keep up with the procession. There will
be 4Ol votes in the Electora! College, and
this is the way they are cast by the ST.
Louis Globe Democrat, Republican ne"s'
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FREEE-on Thursday, July 8, 1888. a. 1880
O'Clock p NJ, Isaac p FRREsE, Eon OF lSaac Freeze,
In the 18Th year Of his age.
Funeral from hi, late residence, No. sOls Chap.
limo street, oa saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Friends OF the family are Invited to attend. In
taYnant at Peninsula Cemetery,