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aRpICAL
Rejoice, Rejolees"He is Alive Again.
mWas Lost, but Is RO6nd..

UNDER date Of July 9. 1854, Nj, E. B. Bright, Of
wind.Or Locks, Conn.,, writes a plain, modest mar
ndve, which, from is very simplicity, has the true
ring Of ane gold. He says:
my father Is using Hunts Remedy and seems to
DO Improving, In fact, he iivety much better than
hs has been for a Icing Tina. Hehad been tapped
three times. Tho nnt time they 20! from him liz.
teen quarts OF water, the second time thirteen
quarts. and fully aS much more tho .hild time.
aud he would cOnrtantly all up again every tine
after he had been tapped. until he commenced
using Hunts Remedy. which acted like magic In
hi, Gaze, Is he begun to improve at snee. and now
hli wG.ery accumulation p,EsE away through the
..ctetionI naturally. and he hrsnone Of that swell.
Ing or al'ius up which was 80 frequent before the
functions OF the Kidneys were restored by tho use
Of HUNS Remedy. lie Is a well known citizen Of
this place. and has always been In bulaelshsre.l'
AE.!n he writes. Nov. n, 1887:
'"I beg most chectiully aud truthiully to state. in
regard to Hunts lemsty, that ia use was the
.avIug Of my fathers life. l spoke 70 you in my
previous lOtterln regard to his being tapped three
tIuos. Its the most remarkable case that has
ever been heard Of In this section. For = man Of
his age (nxty year) 1t Is q most remarkable cure.
lie had been unable To attend TO his businets more
than a ycar, and was given up by the doctors
"Thc hrst bottle Of Hunts Remedy that he used
gave instant relief. He has used In all seven bot.
ties, and continues TO use It whenever he feels
drowsy or sluggish. and II Affords instant relief.
He Is now attending TO his regular business, and
has been several months, ! am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter. aa we thor.
oughly believe that fathers liielwaasyed BY using
Hunts Remedy; and these facts given above may
be a beneh. to others suffering In like manner
from diseases or inacr!on Of the kidneys and
Liver" 'f. fel9-NwFAw
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YsIugEcd BY tho slugEer.

A4StANaNS
Congressman ochiltree isa fruitful source
OF the best stories that are told in and out
OF Congress. Recently, when he and the
pugilist Mace were both staying at the St.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, he remarked
to a friend that the "slugger" did not look
10 be a very quick man, and finally made a
bet OF a basket OF wine that he could give
him a blow and escape punishment by in.
stantly a~pologizing, before the fighter had
time TO put up his lists. Accordingly, Och.
iltree approached the champion OF the
ring, and without a word struck him on
the nose with his open hand. But, before
he could open his mouth. TO utter the
apology, the bystanders saw q vision OF q
fiery red head and mustache, and a nice
new dress suit presumed to inclose the
figure Of a man, knocked from the end Of
the bar through the folding doors out On
the sidewalk. Ochiltree was at once pick
ed up and repaired by his friends. Then
they assisted him into Mace's presence,
and he explained that he had tapped that
worthy's nose merely to carry out a wager,
and said he was sorry-which was quite
evident. "Then that's hall right quoth
Mace, turningto the crowd; "and I'm glad
hi didn't 1T i'm ard" H
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NE cor rHE
How q War speech Walked, PATRIOT
MemOrIeA..

How q War speeoh walked Patriotic
Memories.
Brooklyn Eagle. ,,,s :.
a distinguished company Of lawyers sal
in the Supreme Court room recently talk
ing over old times. Among them wa
Colonel Charles s. Spencer. He was Ii
his usual happy vein, and told . new
story.
soldier OF the war to sue for the recovery
OF some $500 which be had loaned to d
friend. The late Edwin James was coun'
sci for the defendant / went 10 work
~zealously for my client. James cross'ex'
amined the plaintiff in his usual forcible
way.
asked.
"'I did sir, was the reply
ut was your own money p Mr.. James
continued.
AIT was, SIR my client responded.
"'When did you lend him the money?
was the next question.
"'In July, 1855, was the answer.
"'Where did you get that money, sir 2
Mr.. james asked eternIy. a.Ut .
az earned it, SIR The. words were spo-
ken in a meek tone. '
"You earned II, Ell? When did you earn
it p asked Mr.. James.
"'During the war, SIR was the reply,
still in a very humble tone.
"'You earned 1t during the war. Pray,
what was your occupation during the war p
Mr. James asked.
Fighting, sir the man replied mod.
estly.
80 fighting Mr.. James said, somewhat
taken down, and instantly changing his
manner.
~ smiled triumphantly, and even snick-
cred q little. James was halt mad. Well,
we went to the jury, aud l, OF course, had
the lastto say. 1sailed away up to glory.
1 spoke OF the War; OF the lives and treas
ures it cost us; Of the awful battles which
decided the fate Of the Union; Of the self
denial and bravey OF our men who left
home, and wife, and children, and father,
and mother, and everything that was dear
to them, aud went forth to fight for
freside and freedom, and the sal
Walton OF the Nation I pointed
to the plaintiff as he set there, still with
the same air Of humility, and even sad
ness. ! said that was the sort OF a man
who had fought our battles and saved the
flag, and shed his life.blood that We and
our children might enjoy, un~curailed, the
glorious blessings OF freedom wrenched
IRON the hands Of despots by our sires. !
worked up that jury, | can tell you, and
the plaintiff himself drew forth an unpre.
%tentious handkerchief and wiped away a
tear. l got a verdict for the full amount,
OF course.
"As we were quitting the courtroom
james said: Spencer, your war speech
gained you the verdict. II you hadn't dis.
covered through my cross.examination that
the man had fought in the war, you would
have been beaten
"'My iriend,' | replied, ii you had only
asked the man which side he fought on you
might be going home with a verdict. My
client was an old REBEL"
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THE LEGISLATURE.

But one day remains Of the session Of
1888 Of the Legislature Of West Virginia.
Yesterdays sessions, in both houses, were
short but very busy ones. Both houses
met at $50 A. NJ. The Senate Bribery In.
v~estigation Committee made It's report,
which was forecast in yesterdays issue.
The House mining bill, which to the gen.
eral surprise, passed the Senate, and the
Senate bill to raise a mining commission
was thereupon indefinitely postponed in
the House. Much work Of a routine char
acter was transacted.
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HOUSE OF res.
A Morning ofIndusiry aud an Afternoo
# Of PIeAhuFe. 1O W..

VI
The bill concerning legal fences was
taken up, the amendment proposed by the
Senate agreed to aud the bill again passed.
A large number Of bills on their second
reading were disposed Of Among these
was the bill TO change the law so that the
sentence OF q convicted feloh shall be assess.
ed by the Jury instead Of the judge. This
bill Mr.. Armstrong moved to indefinitely
postpone, but the House, after warm dis.
cussion, cut short by ordering the previous
question, refused to take this action, and
the bill was ordered TO It's third reading.
House bill No. 2l2, 10 empower the
County Court OF Hampshire county to
compromise a claim against the Baltimore
q Ohio railroad company for back taxes
was passed. Igae-
The Senate bill creating q Mining Com
mission 10 report 10 the next LRgiSlaturt
was on motion Of Mr.. McCord indefinitely
postponed.
Senate Bill II was passed. 1t amends
the law concerning the taxation Of railroad
property.
peals the act creating the Independent
school district OF Warrington, Marion
county. ", Nf
Some discussion arose on a proposition Il
take q recess from 1890 r. N. till Z P, NJ, 81
as to permit the members to 90 with tn
excursion TO Mt dc Chantal. Finally th,
recess was ordered till $50 r. ".
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why he wouldn'i wash His Hand.

E&ClaIIEt.
The affection and respect with which
England's great Premier Is regarded among
his Midlothian constituents is picturesquely
shown by the following conversation,
which took place during the notable cam.
paign Of 1880 between u Dalkeith minister
and a workingmau. Said the latter: "Do
We see'that hand?" "Yes." "That hand
shook Mr.. Gledslane's band the dayv
"Yes?" "Aye, that hand shook Mr.. Gled.
stances hand the day; and what's MAR, that
hand shook Mira. Gledstane's hand the day;
aye, and what's mair, that hand shook
Miss Gledstane's hand the day." Then,
looking at the brawney member With un-
disguised admiration: ''NOo, dye think l
should wash it?"
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The heroes Of gastronomy, including Mr..
walcott himself, will gnash their teeth,
which excepting their stomachs must be
regarded as their most valuable possessions,
when they hear Of the exploit just accom-
plished by Thomas Clute, OF Mount Morris,
New York. On February u that individu-
al ate six quarts Of sauerkraut within the
space Of thirty.seven minutes, and washed
it down with a bottle Of champagne. HAY.
ing survived this feat in excellent condi'
ton he now offers to bet a reasonable
amount that he can eat eight quarts OF
s~auerkraut within an hour. This challenge
is likely to result in an international con-
test, for Clute is not a German, and the
children Of the Fatherland will not tamely
submit TO his im~putation on their capacity
in the sauerkraut line.
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oconec (Gnl Monitor.
Wanted-A partner In the Monitor office
who can edit a paper and quarrel and fight
and play politician or non.politician, col.
lect money, and at the same time pretend
that he don't want it; who can run a paper
without money as well as with It, who can
print a paper so loud that a deaf and dumb
person can read 1t before 1t gets out OF the
postofice, who knows more about the
newspaper business than Horace Greeley
did. We want a man who will fight with
a big Niger for a subscription. In fact, we
want a man who can blow hot and cold at
the same time, who can carry water on
both shoulders, who can bark with the dogs
and run with the rabbits. Such can find
lucrative business with the Monitor.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by q sick childsuhering and crying
with the exo~ruciating pain OF cutting teeth?
II 90, 20 at once and get q bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon It; there Is no mistake about It There
il, who will not tell you at ono that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother and relief and health "a the child,
operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe 10
use In all cases, and pleasant 10 .he taste, and
Is the prescription Of one OF the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
BATES. Sold everywhere. 2S cents q bottle
. kWIAW
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He Had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Exchange.
The late Lord Cardigan believed that all
the world was an army, and everything
therein was regulated by military prece.
dence. On Sunday, at Deene, after the
usual service, he sent for the local clergy
man, and said to him: ~ wish to tell you
that, in my opinion, the singing of the
children to-day in church was disgrace
humility, that lie was sorry to differ from
his Loriship, but that he could not agree
with him. II repeat sir" said Lord CArdi.
ganl,m that the singing was disgraceful! !"
"And l." said the clergyman, "regretto
repeat that l cannot agree with YOU" II
tell you 81" repeated Lord Cardigan, that
the singing was Infamous! l have been an
Inspector General OF cavalry for FIVE years
and l suppose l ought to know something
about it"
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CeIestinl
Exchange.

k1cnAnHe.
The credit Of ~"inventing" the newspaper
belongs not to the English or the Ameri.
cans, but TO the Chinese. Seven hundred
years before the first English newspaper
appeared, a newspaper was published in
Pekin, and it is still in existence. 1t APP
pears in three editions. daily. The first
edition is called Rising Pau Business
Sheet, the second is devoted to official
news, the third is called Titunt. Pau (Coun-
try Sheet. ALI three are edited by six
members OF the Hon.Lin Academy oil
Sciences; appointed and salaried by the
Chinese State, and the number OF copies
printed daily Is between $4,000 and 1900.
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THE
NORTHWEST
Oregon, Washington and idaho,

Offers the bat field for Emlgrants viz: a mild.
equAble, aud healthy climate; cheap lands Of great
fertility, producing all varieties Of Grain, Fruit and
6ntSeS Ia wonderful abundance; an inexhaustible
supply Of Timber: vast Coal Fields, aud other
mineral deposits; cheap aud quick transportation
by railroads and river navigation direct ommerc
with all parts Of the world, owing to ib proximity
10 the Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes,
Whltlwinds, or other Destructive Phenomena.
Tho ! ands Of the Pacific Northwest thow an
average yiCldof wheat rer acre largely In excess OF
that Of any other section OF the United States.
No failure Of crops has gver occurred.
Oregon Wheat commands q higher price than
that Of any other country 10 the Liverpool market.
An immense area OF very fertile Railroad and
Government LAnHs. within easy reach Of the trunk
lines OF the Northern Pacific R. K the Oregon
Railway d Navigation, and the Oregon 4 california
K. r. Co.'S and their numerous branches in the
great Valleys OF the Columbia and Its tributaries,
are now offered for sale at low prices. and on Easy
Terms, or open to pro empilon and Homestead
Entry.
The great movement OF population 10 the Column.
bta region now In progress will be enormously In.
creased by the compiler Ion OF the Northern Pacioc
E. R. and the Oregon Railway d Navigation Cos
systems. This renders eertain 4 rapid increase In
the value OF Lands now open 10 purchase or 10 en-
Try under the United States Land Laws. =
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive OF tho coun.
try, It's resources. climate, routes Of uayel, rates
and full information. address,
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ANNA 0. REID. a
y She does MT live In Egypt
Not In these later y0Gr1:
ehe sta In . cane-Seat rocker,
And THAI what she heRnt
"Namma. EhertImvp <ne1t
Mamma, tFhefe'I my hdif''
"!AdmMd, that dos t6h meahfr
r, Mamma, what u LhaIf"
"Hh0 LrdI GeEer1t 7dytOr r.
"Hiherts ihR h0rrid tvunF r.
"HaEsI oct 10 do Ir'
by: 10y. q rest dHOuHf'
"Cdh IAaye a e0nIat ..
Don't I Eiih IhsdF'
"4G,y got rich S0Rk day,
Would NJ you e gindT"
"ThLi book slyt he de4E drops
CttMb he morning ely;
Oh. uh1i haGkeI thsm do sof "
10 Tell he rtlS0n Ehy.
Hear the gentle answers,
q Making matters plain:
E Should abe speak In riddlea,
They Will AK again.
~"Somdhfa0 ala hiI Aippr-
"Doet NJ 4 look 9uGtrr'
"Aut lido Il Ortri .W
FL u. mother dear"
I'VE muA write On E1sdv
On ''pfect Of ehule:
HOther. tFhIt you'd you tryFf
"4G, rbv don't you tolkt" 81. ..ll.
Children. come to auniiei
HN Let mamma RIoneI
sometimes think the patient sphinx
Will really turn 10 sloue.l
4..I.. -SL. Hicho'di for March.
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LONE PROOF

,,vs, ptUeAses and Rheumatism
kidnsI ss5hly S"Eothing seemed 70 nelp me;
s EIs I'll setout Of bed. D.; saith eared me-"
Wheeling, ". Va.
. polypus o. Nose, Impaired votce;-sui.
nniis, to u Talent medicine failed 70 help me.
X, Gsaiih completely cured me; VI, . nn,,cp
o,speidel 4 Co. Wheeling. W. Va.
rrpepdA and o~lcented g ansnt
siisSs failed .RSSS'E S9A 81 a Sill Insurance. 81 laas. 2ss sates
FT-"aAa "eH LOUIS r. WARRINGTON.
sTsT S NH; Running sores on Hesd;7"ay son wa
,stftsd lor fourteen yeAs; sothihs seemed 70
ilp him. d.. ami!s SSa r SediTnntmRfRNRcAps
Msrfetstreet, wheeling, ". Va.
Spcet-"suferOd for Year, WIN csncef: Esd u
~ ihree tIIneh, II returned Aitef eAch opera
an w. b. smith cured me Without fnife, e1qsficor
pln" ,,r, VA N nv hasf for Ia
~ Rmortsd dying. Dr.. snithcu me with.
al mile II n'e " THOMAS CoLyIN. .
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81. Wheeling, ". Va.
rlSsTISoas Of Bectum,. prolspsus n Piles.
aST oven up 10 die and pronounced ineufabie'
H''HAA WARRINGTON DELANY. ..
Martins Ferry.
ssr &C, Ldd wnteE-"Dr.s Smith fproiesaonal
$50 IN nv family have been most sAtihthctory
,1s I oonnend him 10 all u q gentlonan aud .
" W. JSnHfet Kolb ayS-"1 had been suffering
~ syep yeSrs and treated BY many phyhcians 10!
sTps,Sta' b.. Smith said I had . tape.worm and
n XIII hour removed a monster l9 teet lons;
vsnaie Complaint. -Three yearsi In hospitals for
tm.I,s vye ne peculiar advantages IN such cases.
Fsnoss cured Of catarth, diseases .oi heart liver,
ror,.eh. Hdneyx, skin, blood, nervous affections
mi veafneses Of men and youth, ncrofula ana
rthnl testify 10 my suooen.
ffls cured without the tnite.
hdttiy Al 4 lIsNnt may be treated BY letter and
,,,Ssrtiop guaranteed. A chart for self exAmina.
Ian ssnt On Eeoeip, Of two three-cent stamps, and
.dice retuTled tree.
nonsuIISuon al once free. once our nom
], & SMITH, n. D., !uu
r,,l2 No, iii Chxpline e.. wheeling. W. We.
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When all other remedies fall On. FRAz1ER's
Roor BrrrERs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from q Disordsred Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. =
For several months I have been afflicted
with Fever aud Ague. For weeks at : time
I was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. ! could find no relief until l
heard OF you Root Bitters. l have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
-es.ored me to my former health.
JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and z. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport p4w
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By Dr.. FRAzlER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cure
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads o.
Gfubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti
ful. Also cures Itch, Salt Rhenm, Sore Nip
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers ant
Sores, etc. % f.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re
ceipt Of price, 90 cents.
]. F. shirk and Logan q Co., Agents a
Wheeling, and Z. K. McConahey, Agent al
Bridgeport. a. p4w
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p When DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo. New York
announced that his "FaYorite Prescription
would positively cure the many diseases ant
weaknesses peculiar 10 women, some doubt
ed, and continued to employ the harsh ant
caustio local treatment. But the mighty
truth gradually became acknowledged
Thousands Of ladies employed the "Fayorit,
Prescription" and were speedily cured. B!
druggists. TuFAW
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4 HWFF VHFF TUT TTItE.
Assure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching and
William, Ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
sorbs the tumors, allsys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed acts as q poul,ice, gives instant and
painless relief, and 10 prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else, qIl
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moeukemosller, Wheeling, and r. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport q. p4W
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DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
w III oHApLINE STREET.

l,O,ce n, A physician's success Is the tes-
Etbatg n.,fen,S. the increaSing demands for
tDOnI o. ~ ssryics prove that have dealt
Is pioluslOad1 t.iTIy with those who have consulted
l~oaaeLJ s9" ny a PATIENTS name without permis:
"a nsSs' rave many hundred certificates from
C. C. 'a ssea j SSyscRI ,So s1;Ss ' mssdi saf ed sssa Ris,
so1nnd lACa HShnspItAlexperienG aud familiarity
E!h nan! !lsitr SvI,lts, a close observance OF TEN.
IN !asisP vsSuliShIies aud strict attention 70
srlIne9I1 ,!rsSement lnsures success, II cure Ia
hISe1E ~. ~ / 7rHnkly give the patient my opinion.
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THx genuine SARATOGA HIsH Rock SPRING
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doz
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders tc
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Brings
N. Y.
J.. I. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents q
Wheeling, and r, K. McConahey, Agent a
Bridgeport. pkW
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MEDICAL.
EsHSHs IgIiST

Ihaye prescribed KIdney.worth with very great
success III Rscore or more obstinate cases OF Kidney
and Liver Troubles, also for female Weaknesses
Philip G. Ball0u, MD, Montktn, VT
my wife has been much benefited from the use
OF Kidney. Wort. She had kidney and other com
plants, !" writes Rev. A.B. Loteinan Fayetteville,
Tenn.
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BEING made from fbrous material, the Gel
luloid Eye Glasses will out.last ten pair o
rubber. The lenses are the best known u
science. For sale by allleading jewellers AMI
opticians. mwf&w
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TIE wonders OF modern chemistry are ap.
parent In the beautiful Diamond Dyes. All
kinds and colors OF Ink can be made from
them. hwF&w
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1t is r,umored in England that the Duke
OF Argyll is about to publish a reply TO MIR
Henry Georges Progress and Poverty"
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"WIrH this bennett the mouth Is worn
slightly'open," is the wording OF a sign in
the window OF a Paris modiste. d
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Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartie:
for feyerishness, restlessness, worms, consti-
dation. Csc.
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Gu,Rp aud protect your health. make use
Of that true and efficient tonic medicine
Browns Iron Bltters. d&W