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EOt Sale aud a;or geut,
FOE SALE.

lax Actos Of good land in Ohio county, "a
ton West Alexander, Pa, and 4 mile irji ~
WI large barn, corn crib, poultry hJlS', ~
othOf 0utbuldi1gl, One good AtteAiaD pump n9
ipttngt OF, the place UtthAfd Of rs liUite ny
tref1 such o. apples, plaeho, pan, piuI
guinss and shtffies, Valued at tLyWi ua =
90 Ace fsfn. Orchard Of 100 tres tsaa
Init " BeltoA, N. VA
small. House. on National Road, near FVipf
can bo bought for tSU.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF KOOlens, being n com:
pleto line or Suiiings, PantaloOnlngs and
%OYercoatings, which VIC shall get up In
ilrst.class style and III, and ut lowest
prices. Also, a full line Of Furnishing
'OVN' W @. HESS & SONS.
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EoR RENT.
The storsroOn, ois Main street, corner OF Tenth
street, now occupied by John Il. DiOhl m RRrOctry.
This Ia one Of the mos. desirable business stands
In this city, suitable for most any retail trade,
Apply 10 HARBOUR & DITTMAE,
jai2 1865 Main Street
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TINS missing link has al last been found.
Df. Samuel q. Cox, u. D., OF Washington,
D. O., says that while Red Star Cough
Cure has no opiates, and IL sale, Il has
more efficacy than cough mixtures which
contain narcotics.
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aissplmtiOu gottees.
SOLD.
WHIElINo, ". Va, January /, lNs.

We have this day sold our IEOOk Of Drug, Mod,
cinss, Paints, Oils and Dye ssuas, Fixtures, Good,
will, &c, TO LAushlIn Bros. Drug Co, who will
continue at the old stand, laos Main street, Wheel,
ing, ". Va.
Thanking the trade for The many courlesles eI.
tended Us in heyeAH past We AK a -coatinuAase
Of the Hame 70 our SUCCESSORS.
Respectfully,
LAUdILIE BROS, & co,
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Meehnas.
STooKHoLDERS' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Stakeholder Of ,be
Standard Fire Insurance Company, OF WelI,burS,
W. Va, viii b held In the CompGny'A Ofirs az
Tuesday, January ~, 1855, between thn houn Of N
4. 4. aud 3 O'Clock :. y, for tue election ot Dino.
tors and the tranSAGtion Of any other busine.
WA. BLLIEGnA4, Pres'L
III, ., ULRICH, SEQ y iap
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SMauted,

WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLE.
wv MEN In city or country 10 laka liRht Vnr.
at thslr own homes. IS to94 4 day can k rsiiT
made; work sent by mail; no cRnyasslng, Ws
have good demand for our work and furnish stfaIv
employment address, with ItAmb, CBOWS
MFG COMPANY. - Vine St. Cincinnati Ohio
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-1A. N.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather and local rains and snow, gen.
orally warmer, followed In the extreme
western portion by a slight fall in TEN.
perature, easterly winds In Tennessee,
variable winds in the Ohio Valley, falling
barometer.
For the lower lake region increasing
6loudlneEs with local SHOWS, warmer
southefly winds.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, OF our own brand,
lust received. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth aid Market SIS.
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TX the treatment Of rheumausm, sout,
neuralgia, seiatica, &cy Salvation oil
be thoroughly rubbed In, II kills
PticS "a cent?.
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NOTICE.

WHEELING, W. Va, January !, lSss,
Having this day bought the stock OF Drugs, Mel,
icineS, Paints, Oils and Dye SIUl1, FiXturtS. Good,
wall. 30, Of LAu4hltn Bro. $50 We will continue
the business a. thA old stand, l2OS Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va and AK q Continuance Ol tLs
liberal trade bestowed the old trm.
h9 LAuGHLlN BROS nRUG co.
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Tie baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full lnlorma-
ton, call on OF address, O. Burke, Ticket
Agent baltimore 4 Ohio depot Wheels
Ing, W, Va,
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THIS wonderful skating pony at The
Ohapllne street rink tonight Admission
"a and ID cents,
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g9S 9hpGes & 90:
CLOSING OUT SAFE


The entire stock must be sold
regardless Of cost.
Ladies' Tailor Made New
markets marked down from
SO 90 to IS 90.
Ladies' Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, S11 90,
$ia 90 and SIG 90 qualities,
choice for So 90.
% assorted styles Newman
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from st4 90 to StS 90,
choice for $40 90.
Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth sa5 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold at less than cost Of
production.
Misses and Children cloaks
at about half.price.
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BY takibRth la P. n. train on the o,
4 P. road passengets arrive In Cleveland
at 6i25 =. ", and Chicago At $50 the iol
morning. Connections made ID
Union depot, Chicago, iot all points west
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FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS Il SONS.
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A GRAND wALKINa CONTEST,
Next Weeks Notable Event at tho Chap.
line Street RInk.

Next Weeks Notable EVont at the Chap.
line Street RIuk.
It has already been announced that ar
raugements have been completed for q
grand 6.dAy pedestrian contest to take
place ct the Chapline street rink next
week. The mere announcement has
already caused an unusual interest to be
taken, which, however, is no more
than In keeping with the unusual
nature OF the event. Judging from indi.
cations, the desire 10 witness this race
will be such that people will be turned
away from the rink owing TO . lack OF
room TO accommodate them. In this con.
nection II may be stated that seats will be
reserved for ladies and their escorts.
Entered for this contest are the follow.
ing celebrated pedestrians; Ex.Alderman
Fitzgerald, Of New York, with q record Of
6l0 miles in six days D. ]. Hurry, with q
record OF 500 miles, Peter Hegleman, the
German pedestrian, with q record Of 500
miles; Tom Motif, the noted Scotland
runner; MeGger, the Brooklyn champion,
and Gus. Glerro, the WheelbarroW mar
and winner OF the Cotton diamond belt;
also H. Z. Whitney, Q colored celebrity,
from Kittanning, Pa, Jacob Reed,
q well known HpTinter Of this city, and
a Pittsburgh runner named johnson.
The entry list will remain open until
Saturday night. The contestants first
named are all noted pedestrians known
the world over. Henty Is booked Is the
winner in the coming contest In March OF
the Madison Square Garden. There 10
found to be o curiosity 10 see these men
aside from watching them spin around the
track.
In nett weeks contest they will walk
from ~ noon until ~ midnight each day,
commencing Monday and ending Satur:
day. The track will BIO six feet wide and
will be carefully measured of before the
race. Complete arrangements are to be
made for scoring and the comfort oil spec
tators. The contest will be no hippodrome,
but one purely on It's merits.
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TINS wonderful skating pony at the
Chapline street rink tonight. Admission
rs and 10 cents.
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THK wonderful skating pony at the
OhApllne ptteet rink tonight, Admission
% AID Is cents.
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TIE wonderful skating pony Of the
Ohapllne street rink tonight Admiration
% and 10 cents.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer az observed at sChnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ. Il below; IL NJ, lS' above; . P. NJ,
Dno. Z p Y. 09o.
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TnH wonderful stAllng pony at the
uhapllne street rink tonight Admission
rs and 10 cent?,
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0sH LOT canton flannel underwear tor
children Of hall price 10 eloae.
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THRaE pairs childfen's WOODEN hose for
at BRUEs 4 CpEFER'A
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THR wonderful skating pony at the
Chapline street rink tonight, Admission
20 and 10 cents.
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ohtIpRHN's meriho union suits 25c, for.
Iner price 90, OF BkvEs &.Oo1FER'A
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My.ro tonight at the AlhAmbra Palace
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eOOs&c % Ssnd iyEOOds thsShs.psst,
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west virginia Coal.

Music tonight at the Alhambts Palace
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The above report, submitted to the
stockholders at their annual meeting held
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Bishop Kahn, makes q very sat6tausory
showing. II was accompanied by an sx.
preston Of thanks from the Sisters In
charge To the beneiactors Of the InBtitu.
lion, and especially to the kind friends
who had so generously remembered the
orphans at Ch1iltmas time.
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THR wonderful skating pony at the
Chapline street rink tonight. Admission
% and 10 cents.
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GRANGE co-oPEsATiyE sToAE.

Both policies were written with what is
known as "the country clause" q pro-
vision requiring the insured party to
carry o%ne.iourth' Of the risk himself-thAt
Ia, prohibiting an insurance OF more than
three.fourths OF the value OF the property
insured. Its believed there will be con.
siderable salvage on both losses.
Mr., ]. NJ. Nelson, special agent Of the
City OF London Company, will adjust the
loss, He is now at Anderson, having been
requested by telegraph yesterday to go
there at once for the purpose.
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Cnnfsettottertes
IoE oREAM-
And sherbet.

And sherbet.
4 HsssSsAS.ts ict IL Cream and sAsrbe. Tor
aEsENEELDERs.
S'tsia charge it Moulding Osst@. DEF,
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R~onceyerte, Greenbrier county, wa Wis.
tied by a destructive Ore, the worst the
place ever experienced. Messrs. Alderson&
Atkinson received sdvices OF It yesterday
through their agent there, George B, LieSt.
The fire started in the hardware store OF
@, N. Simms, q frame building, which
with the stock was totally consumed. A.
P. Liest's leather store, near by, was badly
damaged, and j.. B. Dame, who runs q
small tin shop, adjoining also SUI.
iered some loss. Buildings across
the streets were damaged. Simms had an
insurance OF Sl,4OQ in the Hibernia com.
pany, OF New Orleans. Liest was insured
for $1,000, Of which sum 800 was in the
Standard, Of Wellsburg, and $1,000 in
the City OF London. DANES insurance
was but 500 in the Northern, OF London.
All these policies were written with "the
country clause" and 1t Is believed none
will be- total losses except Simms's.
Insurance men say that extremely cold
spells like that OF the last few days are
always fruitful oil numerous fires, owing
TO the large Ores kept in CRATES and stoves,
which are sure TO set the houses on fire II
there Is any fault with the tlues, and es.
p~eClally II the house be frame.
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THE NORTH wHnELlNG ASYLUM

For Orphan Girls, and H~o'pltAl-Tho AM
nuhI Report.
Following Is the annual report Of the
Sisters in charge OF the North Wheeling
Hospital and orphan asylum:
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CToOKs FOR SALE.
EOR SALE 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE

The following Loa IN wheeling Island bddHg
Ing 70 the e1tAte Of the late VIM. Mccoy, VII:
Lots No. %, 81 and ~ on Broadway.
Lo1N No, 20 and 80 on York street.
LouN No. 81 100 and l0l on YinIBIG tlre&-
10Y 60 i9si I9e' lo aud III On Huron itSct
lot No, ~ on Water street
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Average number Of orphans during the
year, 50j number Of patients treated In
the Hospital during 1885, 1852; number
Of deaths, 20; number Of charity patients,
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FoR SALE.

VERY DEs1RABLE BUILDING
SITE FOR SALE.
will sell at q reasonable price and upon ~
Terms the property a. the Eouthealt cUIte OlAi'
ket and Twentieth btreeb, best known ~ the ~
detee OIL the late Capt, samuel Mason. II is TO-
mediately oppQtIte the contemplated new paH,l,i
ger Depot 81 the. b. a o. r. X. Company tl
consequently desirable for business purJoea
TtiOA. OBHlES, Agent
Telephone as, DEL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
ClyilixinR the Dfonkey,

Perhaps the only attempts which have
been made to civilize the monkey have
been in Malabar, India. A fine species.
indigenous in that quarter, is the neil
CHERRY langur. The natives there have
fanning-machine, called the punka.
In other days the punka-which con-
sists of a movable frame covered with
canvas and suspended from the ceiling
was kept in motion by slave pull
ing cord. An English officer conceived
the idea of teaching the langur to do the
work. He took one Of the species and
tied its hands to the cord, while, by
means of another cord, the machine was
kept in motion. The movement of the
cord was up and down, and the animal
saw the motion of the machine. Its mas
ter patted its head and fed it with candy,
and the langur soon learned TO think it
fun to work the machine. When was
in Malabar securing specimens Of this
species. J saw thousands of them work.
ing the punka. the Indians having inn
mediately put the animals in captivity
when they saw their utility.-The Argo-
naut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21

IT is rumored that the Montana live
stock commission and the Territorial
Cattle Growers Association will maze
a strong effort to induce our legisla-
ture to follow the example of states
and territories south of us, and pass
stringent quarantine laws to prevent
an overfiow " of Texas cattle. Should
this influx of Texas cattle be allowed
to enter the territory In any such
quantity as the Missouri Pacific and
other railways are evidently prepar-
ing to carry them they would poison
the ranges and ruin the home of cattle
business. Consequently we trust that
even should the associations not act
that the legislature will take cogni-
zance Of the matter. Jas the Animal
Industry Bureau is not vested with
su fficient authority to afford the pro-
lection absolutely required. Montana
Live Stock Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
Napoleon,s MYSTERIOUS Visitor.

OF all the incidents which occurred
while Napoleon was in Tor bay the
most remarkable was farewell visit
paid him by lady Of foreign appear
ance and surprising loveliness. Cloaked
and veiled, to escape observation, she
carried with her bouquet of choicest
flowers, peculiarly arranged in rows,
which, when her boat arrived at a con-
venient distance from the Bellerophon,
was dispatched in charge of her servant.
As the token Of unchanged affection
reached the quarter deck, the lady was
observed TO raise her veil, disclosing
features of exceeding beauty. At first
the bouquet seemed to awaken no men,
cries in Napoleon's heart, but after q
moment he hastily approached the ships
side, and, steadfastly gazing awhile on
the fair form disclosed to view, waved
q last farewell.-Chambers' Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
PATIENTS WHO ARE DuPsD.
The Kind OF Deceit with which New
York Doctor Is Charred-A Oa..iion.

The Kind OF Deceit with which New
York Doctor Is CharEed-A Qae.iion.
New York offers fine field for
mountebanks, as every great city does,
and they cultivate the field very
shrewdly and assiduously. A leading
physician here, a regular graduate of a
noted medical school. a surgeon also and
the author of various medical works, is
declared by many Of his fellow-prac.
titioners to be a charlatan, at least in
some of the methods he adopts. They
consider him very capable, quite learned,
versatile, singularly astute, and an ex-
cellent judge of human nature. But
they esteem him unscrupulous and over
anxious to make money. He has made
special study of brain and nervous DIS
eases, and his studies may have taught
him how easily men may be duped. lie
certainly appeals TO the imagination OF
his patient; tries every way 10 impress
them with his professional omniscicuce.
His ro ms arc sail to he fitted up
somewhat after the manner of mrdi.
eval rumancer, with uns, symbols,
rich hangings, devices, and curiosities
gathered in his travels. He himself, q
striking figure, is, during office hours.
Enthusiastically attired in skull cap and
flowing robe, and approaches those
coming to consult him with lofty,
sagaciOus, semi mystic air. After they
have answered few questions and he
has made few physical examinations,
he tells them exactly the nature of their
disease and with such an assumption of
authority, such an assurance of positive
knowledge. than any ordinary mortal
must he convinced of his medical wis.
dom and his wonderful penetration. He
often resorts, it is said, to ingenious
tricks, which seems to demonstrate the
truth Of his diagnosis.
lie will claim, for example, that the
patient has an abscess in the liver-a
very serious alfection-and will puncture
the flesh with small, sharp syringe,
and pretend to withdraw the pus, re-
ported to be chemical mixture he has
furitively introduced into the instru.
ment. The effect of this on the mind of
a man believing himself afflicted with
so dangerous an abscess may be readily
imagined. The fancied pus removed,
the abscess will heal; complete cure is
wrought. Who would not pay literally
to be thus rid of a mighty peril
This is the kind of deceit-often
varied-that the doctor is charged with
putting off on his patients. have
frequently been told by physicians who
call him charlatan that he seems to
work many cures. May he not have dis
covered that the best way to heal the
ailing is to dupe them, to excite their
imagination, to make pretense Of doing
what has not been done? II he really
heals the actual or fancied disorders of
men may not his chicanery be justified?
This is profound psychological ques-
ton which it would be extremely diff
cult TO answer. The peculiar doctor may
be the Paracelsus of the nineteenth cen.
tury, who has deeper knowledge Of the
phenomena of nature than he is credited
with.-New York Cor. Chicago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
Tue sday, December 40, 1886.

A PROSPEROUS future and rapid
settlement of the extreme northwest
is predicted by the Drover's Journal II
the report of coal discoveries in the
Saskatchewan country be true. Itsays:
Late accounts have it that an mex
haustible supply OF coal, both hard
and soft, of the finest quality. has been
discovered in the Saskatchewa. coun-
try, northwest of Winnipeg. II these
shall be fully confirmed il will be Of
untold advantage to the entire north.
western portion Of the Canadian terri
tory. When the the Canada Pacific
railway had just assumed tangible
shape as successful project the route
having been decided upon as far west
as Calgary, the Drover's Journal ex
pressed the opinion in discussing the
subject that just such supply of coal
as that now reported to have been dis
covered was the one thing needed
after the completion of the railroad to
insure the rapid and full settlement Of
the vast stretch Of fertile country lying
between Winnipeg and the tase of the
Rocky Mountains and Montana, and
the south branch of the Yukon river.
1t can hardly be doubted but what
plenty of iron ore will be found along
the base of the mountain contiguous
TO these coal deposits; if so il at
once opens bright prospect
for all the co I'M. W,here refer to
In this matter the people of our
country have deep and direct inter-
est. II will be remembered that o
project has already taken shape for
the building of a railway line from a
point on the Canada Pacific railway
line through the country We are speak.
ing of, to,the south branch of the
Yukon river, then down that stream
to some point on Behring Sea or
Strait. Such q line would. rs matter
of course, have direct connection with
some point on the Northern Pacific
railway, which would put our railway
syetem in direct communication with
Alaska. II this reported coal discov-
cry is true 1t will insure the co Istruc-
tion OF this railway 10 tie near future
and thus will give US regular and full
communication both by land and sea
with our far-off territory. Under all
this advantage we should be able to
dev elop all the natural resources Of
Alaska in very rapid manner and
the abundance Of cheap fuel through
all that country from Montana to
Behring Strait would be main spring
of prosperity"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21

MRS. CLEVELAND is causing no lit
tie commotion In eastern fashionable
circles on account Of recent trip she
made to New York solitary and alone,
and as nearly incog. as she could 60.
According to the most reliable news.
paper advices her time while in New
York was spent in shopping, and her
purchases were Of the character usually
made by prospective mothers. Surely
no one has better right to make such
purchases, and II the rumor blossoms
into q happy reality, Mrs. Frankie
will receive the hearty congratulations
Of a nation and she can be just "a
proud Of her baby as II 1t was born
under the canopy Of q throne.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
An Overd ose OF Laudnum

1t is said that when a man is drown
ing. his entire life passes vividly before
him. l have often wondered il the
same thing was true Of other modes Of
death. An acquaintance who was once
at deaths door from an overdose Of
laudanum tells me he could hear what
was said near him; could hear footsteps,
remembered the laudanum, but could not
move. lie felt as though overcome by
WEAKNESS and simply wanted to be let
along. When several doctors had sue
ceeded in tiding him over the danger
point, he suffered the most excruciating
pain. At no point did his past life
come up for rcview.-Atlanta Constitu-
tom
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
Great Collection of Musical Works

The Italian ministry have directed
that the great collection Of musical
works which formed part of the Musical
library in Rome shall bo transferred to
the Academia di Santa Cecilia. The col
lection has been described as the richest
OF Its kind in the world, and the cata.
logue Of musical works which it con.
tains said to be the most complete in ex-
istence.-Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-21
Amateur Photography In India.

Amateur photography has so advanced
in India that flourishing Photographic
society has been formed in Calcutta, and
has just held its frs. meeting. The
members will make excursions to col
lect material for an album to be pub
lished by the society, and it is further
proposed to organize an exhibition of
their work in the cold season. Lady
Dufferin is patron of the society, be-
ing herself very successful amateur
LADY of the un.n-Frank Leslie's.