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PERSONAL.

Conceal Butler does not travel on Sun.
day. Z, y t
Sir Moses Montctiorc Is mentioned as
the "Peter Cooper Of Europe" Il ft,.i
King Kalakaua, OF llawaii, Is said to
spend most OF his tinte In his study, de
voted to reading and writing" ind LIS
friends are quite confident that DO will
yetacquire those accomplishments. X
Colonel Sellers took clever advertising
advantage OF the compaign excitement IN
Cleveland, O., by par,uling In Blaine
procession men carrying transparencle,
bearing the legend: "For Congress-Johr
7. Raymond.
Emile Zola, the author OF "Nana," Il
very fond OF narrating how near he one,
came TO absolute starvation. There art
many who, In the interests OF morality
would wish tho BEARINGS had become NJ
accomplished fact.
The Dattahe Rerr tells that imne
diatcly after kouigsartz Count MOltkc ex
claimcd to Prince Bismarck, "You art
rually great nRit now Had We beel
beaten, all tho old women ut home wOnlt
have pcltcd lis with wet rags" i5.g 4
Captain John Ericsson isat work inves
tisAting studies In solar physics, one prac
teal result OF which has bcer the cou
struction OF 4 working appliance for ih'
ar,aa,ion OF machinery by the Use Of hea
derived from collected solpr rays.
Abraham Thoman, Of England, recent!
went to Indian Territory and married nj
Indian girl worth 100000. That, unde
under indian laws, makes him fall
bloodcd member OF the tribe, but doc
not give him any control Of the property
Mr.. J. S. Morgan, OF London, who say'
he isn't about to marry the divorced Wit
Of the late Charles Sumner, Inns bee,
making Il pleasant and protractcd visit tt
Philadelphia to Mr. Anthony Drexel, on
Of his American banking partners.
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SI,iil.t,

Asplint is Il bony enlargement located
between tho knee and ictlock joints caus-
cd by blows or strains oftho splint bones,
f. usually upon tho inside Of the leg. spIint
IS common in young horses, usually dis
appearing without treatment rs iar rs the
ycand touch can determine. 1t is rare
to see q splint in an old horse, except
where tho bony deposit encroacI,es upon
the body OF the metacarpal or large hone
IN which case it remains during the life OF
the animal. Medical treatment will not
elect It's removal, without leaving worc
biemlsh. In young animals, ordinarily, a
splint even OF large size will disappear in
aweek Or two under the following treat
ment. Take mercurial ointment, ! or. :;
cant!arldes ointment, or; mix we'll to-
gether aud apply TO the splint once day,
until a yellowish watery substance ex-
udes frecyfrom the skin, then ,liscontin-
lie the ointment, and dress tho sore will,
vasaline once dav, 81 +. gl : Il, u =.
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ro Ill; Norss. !

While Congressman Reagan, Of Texas,
speaks for Cleveland At Democratic tfieet.
ings, his son heads q gang Of bar.room
loafers and tries to break up Republican
meetings In that State.
The most conservative calculation on
the Congressional outlook In 'Massuchu.
sets makes eleven districts sure lscpubli.
can, and places the only Democratic dis.
trict In the State In doubt. - lss7t
The registration In SIM Francisco this
year Is 10000 larger than the vote cast In
| Tint city in 1880, md tho San Francisco
Buh.iin claims ttat there ore ut least {, 000
fraudulent names on the list.
Tho Republicans OF Florida are no active
that the Democrats OF the State seem I'm.
able to cope with them, and the Georgia
and South Carolina Democrats are tender.
ing to their party friends some broad hints
about the right iisc OF the shotgun.
One of the features OF tho campaign Il
the increase made In tho number Of per,
nanent Republican organizations in the
larger cities. Buffalo has formed II Re-
publican League and Chicago Young
Republican Club, and other cities have
similar organizations. 'It
The workingmen in the New England
Glass works, ut Cambridge, Mass, were
recently ranvassed and found to stand VI
for Blaine, 70 for Butler, 6 for CLEVELAND
and undecided 10. Their past party afiiiia
tons have been: Democrats, -; Republi
cans, -; doubtful 10. ". 'Ig
The Democratic claim that Mr.. Morri
| I Al M
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HEALTH NOTES.

Protect your ankles with thick hose ant
high shoes.
Damp clothing and moist drafts invite
you to take cold
10 be sprightly, live rightly, eat lightly
rest nightly very quietly md long.
Bad colds and sore throat float in on colo
winds and by reason Of thin garments.
Good thoughts are fragrant speers 0
green grass, enjoyed even alter they have
faded.
Laugh and be cheerful and generous
that others may grow int and happy owe
your good works. ,'-t--1
Cruel Group comes climbing through {
night OF cold foggy mir, and clutches. YOU
little ones larynx.
Never sit on damp cushion, the mois
ground, or II marble or stone slab, il you
wish TO avert sore throat. f,t
10 cure Group, the air Of the room must
be warm, even tempered and moderately
dry during the entire attack. 81 -
Let your doctor do all your prescribing
and not yourself, your druggist, or YOU
cousins, or their mothers, or their aunts
and all their host OF friends.
The best lung protectors arc dry feet
and warm comfortable body clothing, no
exposures, and an ABUNDANCE OF sleep and
rest, and no late suppers or dissipation.
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The Gentleman In Politics,

In anything Unfair, ungcntlenanly OF
indecent in politics? Is there anything SO
sacred that it is not open to political u.s.
sault? Men OF education, who profess to
be, and ought to be. gentlemen, have
ahown to great disadvantage in this cam
paign, unless We are to agree with them
that nothing is an unfair advantage in
politics.
1t has been thought an outrage on the
amenities Of social intercourse for guest
to make public use OF what comes under
his notice iii the house OF his host. It has
been the practice Of people Of ordinary
dcccncy to hold i'll strictcst confidence the
conversation OF IL private table. Here
men abandon themselves to the utmost
freedom, feeling secure in the confidence
OF their friends A man falls lar and
strikes Il low depth before he betrays that
confidence.
The controversy between the Rev.
Henry Ward Rcechcr and Mr.. Joy shows
that Mr.. Beecher las very peculiar views
OF social intercourse, us ut another time it
appeared that he lived bya peculiar moral
code. Mr.. Bceciler maintains that his
memory is good as to what Mr.. Joy said,
aud to prove it recalls the attitude OF con-
tempt into which Mr.. Joy threw himself
When he said it. All this is supposed to
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Would Enlarge Her Credit.

"ies, my dear daughter, I wish you
would DO your best to captivate the heart
OF our coachman."
.".Atndelopc witt, him, papa?"
"ies, my dear" sd
"Ah, see, YOU dear, good papa; you
want all the papers to say am fascina.
ting beauty and reignins BELLE" r. E.
well, OF course, that will help little,
but that's not the main point" gf.7'
WHAT is the main point, papa?" h,
swell, you see, the papers will all say
yon, are J, the Il, daughter Of a millionaire"
:, "Well, that will enlarge my credit.
See? Now run out to the stable, that's a
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\ Story OF Romance and Hard Cash.

tH1ruJV HtFuW. --7T--- 7----T-I- " " 2
George L. Colby, the wcll.known artist
Of this city, is the hero OF charming lit.
t'o ROMANCE that comes from tho " iite
Mountains. Mr.. Colby was one Of TIC
party to visit Glen Ellis Falls. In wan.
lering near the falls ono OF the young ID.
dies OF the group made y misstep that sent
her plunsing headlong into the roaring
torrent. Without moments hesitation,
Mt the imminent risk OF his own life, Mr..
Colby leapcd after her. The tide was
swift and strong, but Mr.. Colby succeeded
in holding out until both he and his fair
burden were seized by helping hands and
dragged to shore, exhausted and nearly
liiclcss. The young lady's paternal prompt
" presented MIR. Colby With a 81 600
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.


In his speeches Judge Bmnnon Has
tratcs his poor argument with II jack.
knife. Ilo holds upthc knife, prctcnds to
tell how much the tariff addsto the cost OF
it, puts the knife back in his pockct-and
looks wise.
This is enough to show where Judge
Brannon stands on the tariff question.
Ills iack-knife displays ut once his igno-
rance OF the question and his insrained
hostility 10 protective tarill.
II the Judge will compare present prices
with prices under the last Democratic
tariff, he will see that in the whole range
OF manufactured articles prices arc down.
There is M average decline Of thirty per.
cent. lie will also find by inquiry that
wages are much higher now than under
the last Democratic tariff,
Workinguen live better and can save
more money than under the last tariff
that Judge Rrannon's party gave the
country. Just now weare passing Through
time OF depression and OF changing con-
ditions in All industry which closely con.
Germs Wheeling. But there is greater dc.
preston in Great Dritain, and even Judge
Brannon DOES not attempt 10 show how it
would benefit the American workinsnan
to knock down the tariff barrier that pro.
tects him from the depressed conditions
in Great Britain.
Judge Brannon belongs to that class OF
politics which came near wrecking this
country. The Confederate Constitution
prohibited tariff for protection, or any
thing in the nature Of national encourage
ment to home industries. To-day the
South, under the true national policy, is
increasing in manufactures, wealth and
population.
General Golf believes in the policy
which is building up 4 nation. lie knows
what he believes. The records shows what
lie believes and how he votes. He is tried
and true.
Can the people OF this district afford tc
elect free trader? Can they afford te
take chances on their bread and butter?
Weare going to have protectionist lol
President. To make his administration
most effective for good We must give the
protectionist President the support Of Il
protectionist Congress. The people OF
this district know how to contribute theiI
share to that end.
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TRUSTEES SALE
...E.lt!- Ill, lh.-fs.o' ..r .-".
VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY,

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trus, 1nndc by Matthias
!eilen and wife, to Inc rs trustee dated August"
1913. aud recorded among the land records 0: ONO
county, Vest Virginia, In Trust hook 30. Il, rye
as, VIII oiicr for sale ut public auction, 70 iEe
highest and best bidder, at the front irns OF the
court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISL,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, the iollOwIngae'
scflbed property, that Is 10 Sny: "a certain piece
Or parcel Of land together With the IHiiEasg3Neai;
thereon, situated OIL Mnin street In Inc 'ity OF
y hceling, and beginning for the SAnIeai point Oh
me chst side Of said street, Slxiy.twO feet ioa;
inchcs Il? It. in.) south OF thu south corner Q!
Market alley, and east Of Main street: thence south
with The cast side OF Main street eighteen fec! Us
~; thence cast In strnighl line parallel Win the
line Of Market alley fortytwo feet ('a IT,; thegcc
south parallel with the line Of M0iu street SIX lcc
4H.}; thence east parallel With the ttte 81 Market
alley 70 the alley In the rear or Gust side Of 'Al
propcrty thence north along the line Of 'Ald l4't
named alley twenty four feet tai ~; thence IN
stratSht linc.to the place OF beginning"
j., lEhNs oF sALE-.One third Of the purchase money
~ cash. or as much mOrc rs the purchaser may Hc'
s,c. aud tho balance H. one aud Two ycan, Win
interest from date Of sale. Possession can b. given
immediately.; HANNlYAL FORBES.
0cm EirfgfN s.f''z..r 1851. Trustee.
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Mexican Sewspnpcr English.

Fl Correo dc los Docr. .
4 child has escaped death from the
effects Of bottle OF laudanum, the con.
tents OF which not knowing, OF course,
what he did, thanks to the energetic
efforts Of his folks.
A string round the neck and upon a
heap OF ashes, the corpse Of an infant was
found by the police at Guadalajara.
Doctors Leopoldo Orteso and Augustin
Aguirre are in way. Of France, where to
the Government bus sent them 10 finish
their career.
l, is truly worth praising the admirable
precision that exhibits ut the stage the
little girls Maria Arnefat now playing al
the Tcatro Principal.
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No DISEASE will trouble you ii you
keep yourblood pure, your kidneys strong,
your bowels regular und your mind clear
by M occasional use OF that great rcvivcr
and supporter Of health and strength
known as Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla. It's praise should be in every
mouth! Its merit should DO known by all.
q tf5sf. n
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WHY 1t Was so Easy.

!. "ilow nicely you carve that chicken, Mr..
Crimsonbeak," said the clearinghouse
lady Mt Sunday dinner. ut must 10 very
tender; you do it SO easily" l5ll5. rs
"iou think so!'' replied the carver, stop
ping for breath. fou sec this kind Of
work comes easy to me. I'm a stone
carver" ~ & 7, ok q
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What She Might Expect Of Him,

George Ind proposed and been accepted.
Well, she said, 'T can sing and play
on the piano and harp, can paint, and at
the seminary was up IN thciilnc arts, and
political economy and logic, and can
crochet beautifully, und play Mwn tennis,
md, and-that's about all, think. Now,
tell me what are some Of your ACCOMPLISH.
ments, Gcorge?' 7,'a + ;--'::
~ haven't got any," r
~ "Not a single one? ~.
Well" he said, with q sigh, iii the
worst should come TO the worst, I think I
might be able to cook.''I 49,
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, ISL.

begnn!ng at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following lc
sftbed rea ss'ate that Is TO say: All Of certain
Ohio county, West Virginia., and ,lcscribri rs io.
iewx; Beginning ut stake on the north edge Of The
Clmberland road, corner to Henry I!unsIro0pi.
ios and w G. Thornburgh; thence thirty,ilye t.,sI
ieet Z. win the line Of the Cumberland rond 10 i
stake: thence parallel line Will, E,onS,roop's linz
TO Little Wheeling creek: thence with the mean,
uGt,hss o. the creek to Bronstroop's line; theme
WIN said bronstroops line on tho cas-. Side Of liz
20! 70 !he beginning. part Of the II, c. Tk6n.
TERMS or SALE-CAsH. The title Is bcllcycl to lie
pefiec!, but ceiling rs trustee shall only convey
such Ilt!c Is Is vested In mo by said deed Of trust
oclS - u. i. pONENEK TfIlSllN.
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TRUSTEES SALE. !

rs .Hsuf.afI.
, The undersigned trustee, by virtue Of The au.
thoIlty vested IN him by a certain Deed Of Trust,
MADE inisi y, by Henry iahnc and Carn!nc lnnc, his
1884, and recorded #! the office Of The CLERK Of the
County , Court q Ohio County, West vlrglnIa, il
!" e go, Ok ~ lIasi BOOK No 49, 49, win otM
Court House q Ohio county. III the City Of Wheel.
ing. On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1851, com.
mtnelng AZ 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following de-
scribsl real estate, to-wi,: Lot numbered sixteen
!S ~ II sTpEisss R9%, in the Eighth %ar ii The
city. IN -.
TERMS OF sALE-one. third of the purchase money
ana a. much more as he purchaser may e}rc, to
DO pnil In cnsh on the day Of salc; md The resdue
IN Six, twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale. The purchaser 10 give his notes for the de-
ierred payments. with security to be approved by
the trustee. 1f
THO title to raid property Is believed to he PER
!cct but the trustee will convey Only such title as
mny be vested IN him by said deed " trust.
J. K. COWDES, Trustee.
Ivy. HtTkffrR tnatfott6or api9
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= Observation-Disclosures 3.}3SSSSSS
They are such as are made up OF two
equal parts parts OF equal shapes. Look
carefully at these and you will perceive
that the upper halves OF the characters are
very little smaller than the lower halves
so little that IN ordinary eye declares
them to be OF equal size Now turn the
paper upside down and, without auv
careful looking, you will see that this diff
ercncc in size is very much exaggerated
that the real top half Of the letter is very
much smaller than the bottom half,
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an Oddly Of Law In Optics,

iNtc1"9t'N -.rI.r .F.-..
Here is very singular illustration OF
the optical delusion which u change OF
position will sometimes effect: /.
Take row Of ordinary capital letters
and firurps '+ r-ss 80
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even TRACE OF common grease in Strunz
Genuine Wax Soap, IL. !, n T.
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DIED.

Dir. SAdE's Catarrh Remedy cures when
every other so-called remedy fails.
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pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE

pUBLIG SALE OF VALUABLE
l., Property. Residence, Garden and Manu6r.
turing Sites. with water. coal md other c0nvc.
q Glena's Ran. Glenn's Ran Station, r, ". 4 ~
Rarohd. river fronts, river bottom lots above Tho
Nigh water Of 1851: and hill tnc,s In MI about 30
as,cs, ~ The vicinity Of the wellsbury, " yn Igls
Station on Tuesday November Is, 1881, commencing
" 10 O'Clock A.. ". For particulars call on james
GiIeh rtst,: No. III. Chapl!ne street, or Thomas
Wbrien, Suite Tresuscrs office. Capitol Building,
seen: No more ellsibleti;c for mill or stce rinut
can be found. TERMS. one.io,rth the purchase
money cash III hand md the residue In lhr,S
equal annual payments. with Interest from day 81
trust on the properly sold, -.
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H., z. & G. Isnilroat

Leave Bellaire at c:lor. N. for summcsncld., $ Z
GAINESVILLE. Asriyeat Bellairc, 9:l5 A. " and 5:35rX.
Local and through tickets on sale at Union Rail.
ru&d utce, 1900 Market strcet at lowest rates. Buy
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Erl,stEc Sales,
T1RUSTEE'S SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
Twill sell at public auction on the premises. 81;
United on Water street, ut Eenw0od ". Va.
NOVEMBER J, 1881, beginning a, 10 o'el9eS 4. ",
Il row fix new dwelling houses, each house ca,l
tanning five rooms.
=. HIRAM BUMGARnNER, rr,.s,er.
1ESr0oD, Oct. q, lhSj, ..# ors,
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afrlu Advertisements.

CTRAYED-COW FROM WHEEL
~ ING Stock Yards.-A dirk red bilnde row with
while spou on sides aud white Strlpe on her back,
above COW Ia returned 10 tho Wheeling Stock Yards.
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TT s; MARSllAnS SALE OF STEAM.

I r. q. nAnA, Proctor. 's'"F'
WHEELING, ". Va. Oct. q, 1881. ncrn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-17
4 SUNSET IN MOSAIC.
remarkable Work OF seven Yeara
Compile ted BY a Lcnox Artist.

Berkshire Gazette.
A very ingenious specimen of mosaic
woodwork from the studio Of Mr.. Will
lam Kelly, of Lenox, is a cabinet the
door of which is o beautiful picture
called Sunset" in mosaic. 1t would be
hard to do it better in oils OF colors
than the Artist has dJne it in woods.
1t could not be distinguished by the
most practicel eye, stationed at dis:
tance, from al Oil painting, and yet on
closer inspection it is seen to- be made
up of minute pieces of wood. There
are in this extremely pretty mosaic 49,
010 pieces Of wood j 500 pieces to ea II
square inch. Each piece is one-fortcth
of aa inch sinaro. The effect of color
is produced by the variety in the hues
of the different kinds Of woods, SIS we'll
as by the manner of cutting these
woods, sometimes with the grain, some
times across it, and sometimes obliquelv
through it; and, what is more wonder
ful still all the woods in this door OF
mosaic work are local woods, confined
strictly to Berkshire county. There are
forty varieties of woods in the work Of
"Sunset," only one third of the number
of different woods in Berkshire.
Mr.. Kelly hac been studying on the
problem of mosaic woodwork for seven
years, and this is the result 1t re-
quired the actual invent,ng of new
machinery on his para to doit. I through
di couragc'ncnt and INV eariel pains
taking he hls come to his pre-e -ent skill.
He pan his own canvas 3 and then
trans ers them into wood. In the forty
different kinds of woods, W hich makeup
"Sunset,' one kind tie locust. is made
to produce tive different shades; an
other, the black walnut, two, and so on.
I he whole makes v'rT rrot cabinet.
finished off in imitation Of ebony, with
strips OF frosted gold going down the
face of the cabinet ether side of the
mosaic. The artist has put in checker
work the var ous woods OF Berkshire,
in all numbering 12S.
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The Quicksilver Industry.

EXchanSe.
OF late years California has supplied
more than half of the quicksilver con
sumed in the world. Only two coun-
tries OF Europe produce it in sufficient
quantities to deserve mention in COM
mercial report and Austria
The Spanish mine, are located near the
town of Almaden, province of Mancha,
and yield about four-iifths of the entire
production of Europe, while the Aus
trian mines, located near ldria, and the
minor mines mentioned, produce the
other one-tift..
Quicksilver is carried and shipped in
wrought iron TASKS of twenty five
pounds, containing seventy five pounds
of the metal. Prices throughout Eu-
rope are always given in English money,
and the quotations invariably refer to
the TASKS described.
The consumption Of quicksilver in
the world has averaged $4,000 TASKS
per year. The principle uses to which
quicksilver is applied are. Meteoro-
logical and other scientific instruments.
chemical preparations; looking
glasses and mirrors.