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Catarrh Is a very prevalent disease, with
distressing and offensive symptoms Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives ready relief and speedy
cure, from the fact 1t acts through the blood,
and thus reaches every part Of the system.
al suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
Hoods Sarsaparilla and l am not troubled any
with catarrh, and my general health is much
better" L w. LILLIs, Postal Clerk Chicago
& St. Louis Railroad.
al suffered with catarrh or years; tried
many wonderful cures, inhalers, etc., spend
ingnearly one hundred dollars without benefit.
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, and was greatly
improved" II. A. ABBEY, Worcester, Mass,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities 1st, the combination of
remedial agents; ID, the proportion; Sd, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual
strength, efeeting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
ptirifies my blood, sharpens my appetite, and
seems 10 mike me over" J. 7. THOMPSON,
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla beats all others. and
Is worth its weight in gold" /. HARRINGTON.
40 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIia
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S.. Made
only by C. !. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar,
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TRY Domestic" Machine before you
decide to buy another. Office, Ninth andJ.s
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FoR the finest line Of Millinery, go to
Barber & Pealer's 621 and 623 street.
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"MATHUsHEK" PIANOS are the best on
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.
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IT counts up at the end of the year the
amount you can save by buying your boots
and shoes from US. Mems hook and lace
calf shoes, heavy double sole, standard
screw, 81. A frst-elass shoe for boys, in
lace or button, very neat, stylish and dur
able (size, 2 to 511. only 81 per pair. The
best lines Of children's Soller-tip shoes
made are carried in stock None can COM
pare with our ladies French kid for So so,
and our mems kip boots for 81 80. Red
House.
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SUNDAY DINEERs.-Parties wishing to
procure a select article in poultry, fresh
game, fruit or vegetables for to-morrow's
dinner, can find any article they may wish
of the above mentioned lines, and always
in frst-class condition, at Sacramento Mar
ket, sos and $40 K street, Curtis Bros. g.
Co., proprietors, successors to D. DeBer-
nardi
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Try the Delta coal, It is from a new
mine and is said to be superior to any other
coal in the market. Price, sl2 ton. To
be had only of D. Gardner, northeast cor
ner Fourth and streets. Sacramento.
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The most popular Soft Hat for men this
Fall has full curving brim with silk binding.
The crown is medium high and is worn in
dented
Neat. trim and generally becoming, So so
and S.
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ExTRA-FINE values in ladies' fancy Dor
der handkerchief, five hundred dozen to
select from; prices, p, 5, 10 to So cents each,
in our sale to-day. Red House.
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To-MoRRows GAME OF BALL.-The game
of baseball at Agricultural Park tomorrow
afternoon, commencing at 2:15 P. NJ, will
be between the Pioneers and the Atlas.
The latter club will play their regular nine,
but the Pioneers will have as their battery
Morris and Carroll, of the Pittsburgs.
Morris as pitcher has no superior, and
his recent success in tanning out score
or more of the Hayerlys testifies to his
ability. The Atlas can scarcely hope TO
win the game, but they will be apt to make
it very interesting, and there will doubtless
be large attendance to see what Roadway
they can make against the renowned East
erner.
CLUs1E OPERA HOUSE. = 0sbourne &
Stockwelrs company continues to draw well
with Uncle Toms Cabin" The company
has grown in favor nightly. the Eliza,
Topsy Eva, and Mr.. Stockwelps inimitable
Marks, with Mordaunt's capital assump-
ton of the Quaker girls lover and the
slaves friend, making it especially strong.
This afternoon, for a matinee performance,
the play will be repeated, and the final
presentation of it will be given tonight.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
10 A. NJ too day, at their salesrooms, No. 927
K street, without reserve, walnut parlor
set of seven pieces, four bed lounges, spring
mattresses FIVE solid ash bedsteads, mat
tresses, one ash bedroom set, two patent
tables, one upright showcase and small
mirrors, pictures, horses, buggies. etc. Also,
at II o'clock, by order of Sheriff Wilson,
leaf tobacco, tobacco molds, etc.
DoMINo PARTY REcALLED.-The domino
party advertised to be given by Sumner
Relief Corps has been recalled, and it is
stated that the Corps viii give q social
dance, with refreshments, at Turner Hall,
navt TburSdav ovaninu
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We spoke about Satinet Suits the other
day Now we wish to call attention to Boys
Blouse Suit, made of an all-wool tweed with a
red and gray check-almost an invisible one.
The front of the coat is plated and the back
has half belt. Price, So.
We consider this to be of the best regular
value we have shown this season.
BOYS CLOTHING DEPT
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Clunie Opera House" Uncle Toms Cabin
Metropolitan Theater-Afternoon and even
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THE GOVERNOR ELECT.
MAYOR BARTLETT WELCOMED
TO SACRAMENTO
BY His Political Friends-A Ban
quet Given in His Honor
Last Evening.

Governor-elect Washington Bartlett, ac-
companied by his brother, Columbus Bart
lett, was in the city yesterday looking for
suitable quarters in which to locate for the
next four years. His coming. here was I'M
expected by the local Democracy, and they
were not prepared to receive him. As soon
as his presence in the city was known,
however, he was Immediately besieged by
a score of office-seekers who desired to be
appointed to various offices within his gift.
In order to escape their opportunities, he, in
company with his brother, passed most of
the day in riding about the city, ostensiblyin
search of a residence but more particularly
to escape being bored to death by the
" place hunters" Postmaster r. d. Ste
phens, wishing to honor the Goyernor-elect,
asked him to dine with him and few
friends at the French Restaurant at 6 p. NJ.
The Governor assented, and at the hour
stated the party were seated at the banquet
table in the following order:
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M1-Send for CATALOGUE; ii con-
tains the largest List of Lands of any
issued North of San Francisco.
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tI.sd, and thua lsglalate the en!IIe nation

TIED, and thus lsglslate the entire nation
In the Kingdom.
God forbid that should say one word
against any Of these ordinances; they are
all good and proper in their places, and l
earnestly believe In them, but following
them isnot having the new birth, except
with which q man cannot enter the glori.
Gus kingdom Of Christ. There is no earth.
ly change that can take the place OF the
new birth. God don't begin His work on
the outslde OF men; He begins
on the insids-down in the
heart, and once that Is all right everything
else will be right, Painting up the out
side does not improve the inside as many
appear 10 think, A man can't break oH
his bad habits till he has a new heArt-till
he has been born again he may think he
can but he can't, What want is to gel
back life where Adam let 1t fall.
HOW TO BE BORN AGAIN.
Mr.. Moody read from the Scriptures t.
show the time new birth Ia to be brought
about. John l; ll-l4 was one passage. III
not by doing; man can't make thing
right. The only remedy for sin Is Jssul
Christ in the heart, and one has no power
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LOCAL HE YITlEs.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
OPERA HOUSE this eveninR-"Karl, the
Peddler."
The GRAND this evOning-"T hrGamb'
ler's Wife,"
YEsTERDAY's rain affected the Republic
can enthusiasm little. II kept the people
quiet, but they felt Just as good over the
election Of Gotf and Scott.
"TnE FRENCH" a well.known social or
ganization, enjoyed a delightful hop 9t
Mercantile Hall last night. II was o tull
dress affair and very select
THIS statement In Yesterdays Register
that the Central Glass works shut down
on Tuesday Is untrue. All the men
worked as usual on that day.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord q deed made November 3by Henry
K. Hess and vile To August schenlzne!f,
In consideration OF 81, 100, for o lot on the
north side Of Centre street, In Fulton
Also q decd made October 80, by Anna f.
Duff 10 Henry SChmulbaCh, in considers
ton Of 81, 900, for q lot on Pine street on
the Island.
"KARI, TIE PEpDLER," at Wheeling
Opera House this evening. The Indian
apoliB State journal says: Charles A.
GARDENERS reception amounted to an oyA'
tion. He 10, In our opinion, In every
respect the equal Of Joe Enmet as an
actor, and incomparably Ills superior az .
singer. Reserved seats arc on @Io "
BAumel'g mubic atoro.
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THE MOODY MEETINGS.
The Interest Growing steaarly-The Good
Music,


Music,
Interest In the Moody revival meetings
as was predicted would be the case, may
DO said TO be- increasing almost hourly, as
shown by the outpouring OF the people al
all OF the meetings conducted by the ia
nous evangelist, no matter what the
weather or the hour Of day may be, al
which tins they are held, The atten'
dance and interest has grown vislbly
Not only Ia the city being aroused, bu'
the people in the surrounding country are
beginning to come in, Mr., Moody con
tinues to be terribly in earnest, He Is as
sisted BY corps OF Co-lAborers anxious
and hopeful for good results that 1t is be
lieVed muet ensue.
Tho arrival Of Prof. D. B. TOwner, whc
conducts the singing, has given an i'm
patus 10 the interest felt in the meetings
lie has made the music great feature
His pleasant manner and good voice have
made him about as popular as Mr.. Moody,
Ills home Ia in Mortified, Maas he wal
formerly a OinCinnatian, ho ha
been with Mr.. Moody for the
pact two years but IVES engaged In evan
lelstic work Tor several Yeas previous
lie has not the fame Of Sankey, but hit
ability as musician is Of no mean order
aud he Is giving great assistance to the
work here.
Yesterday 'smeetiuGs wereoI great inter
est aud Notwithstanding the bad weather
were largely attended.
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That's right-fun for Tho Republicans.

+ The ISTRLLiGENcRR's coon was received
with deep jov by the Republicans yester.
day. They greeted their old friends with
royal welcome. Peter HRdrlCk sent the
INTRLLlGENCRR a fine Coon.skin with his
compliments yesterday. That must have
been q Democratic coon. Coong were
hung out tho car windows on all the B. 4
trains yCsterday--a sort Of Republican
"signal EetyiCe" 10 spread the good news,
tut S27 ON THRiRRYE.
A good one comes from Lewis county.
A plastercr, who was working there, ar.
preached tho Republican committee and
offered II they would pay his expenses TO
come 10 Wheeling and vote for Got.
The committee refused. Then lie went
to the Democratic committee and made
the same offer, and they took him up, He
figured his expenses at $40 and his loss oil
time-tvo days-at 81. Tho committee
gave him the $f7. Monday evening Judge
Brannon arrived Of hts home at Weston,
and tho plaaterer called on him and made
tbs sano proposition, except that he put
tho whole bill at $40. The Judge Shelled
out.
Then the plastCrer came to Wheeling,
crossed 10 Bridgeport, where he lives, and
voted the Democratic ticket IN Belmont
County, Ohio.
ThlS will break Judge Brannon'S heart
A boy colt committee Of one called on q
business man yeRlerdRy and
asked him to stop taking the lNrELLl'
IEECkR,
"Slop what" said he. "Do you think l
would stop taking that papefY' and he
turned over the lNTKLLlUESCRR 90 as "
show tho coon. VI won a pile Of money
On Colt Don't talk boycott TO mel"
Another business man said yesterday
The morning papers have got the upper
hand Of the boycott now, aud the people
lught TO take courage and say openly 10
his hired lntGrloper from PiltabufRh and
lie gang what they said quietly At tho
tolls Tuesdays The boycott must EO"
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The Prohibition vote here was abouI
ninety.
w. R, Stevens is confined to bed by
pleurisy.
Yesterday work was begun at digging
the low pressure gas ditoh on Belmont
street, below City Hall.
The Supreme Court has decided to con-
slider the Belmont street crossing case out
Of It's order, and the case will come up
now Tor hearing this month.
Mr.. Moody and Mr.. Patterson were in
town awhile yesterday: Mr.. Reese
Thomas had driven them out to his home
west Of town after his Tuesday nights
meeting, aud brought them In again yes.
to-day forenoon.
pultney township-fve wards and two
outside precincts gave the following ma.
jorities; Secretary OF State, Robinson
(Rep.l 2di member Of congress, Kennon
dem o.; Judge OF common pleas, st.
Clair Kelly (Rep,) OlO; clerk Of court,
Cash dem. 2Sl; auditor, Dlrrah rep ]
200; sheriff, Faupel (Dem.) So; recorder
Beckett lisp.) Of; commissioner, Cope
(Rep.) 1917.
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Some time ago tho Royal Baking Pow.
der 90. conceived the idea OF collecting
from Its patrons, for redistribution among
them when printed in book form, their
best aud iavorite methods for the prepar.
alton OF articles Of food Of all descriptions
In response there We're furnished very
large number ofprac!iCal receipts, from
which were selected the 1000 contained
in tho book entitled "Niy Favorite Rs-
ceip'." Tha publication was intelded or
iglnGlly for the contributors only, bat tho
collection proved tnhe II such remarkable
value that t's n;:a..shors believing Its cir
cnlRttcn could be productive Of good In
! =Surdlng q larger knowledge as TO the
practical preparation OF real home cookery
in q way TO make 1t most wholesome aud
appetiztnV, have Issued an edition for
general circulation, which is sold at q cost
Of production ard postage. "My Favorite
Rscsip" contains formulas for tho prepar-
alton OF almost every known dish In
every conceivable way. These have been
classified into departments representing
Soups and Broths, Fish and Shell Fish,
Vegetables, Meats, Breads, Cake, Condl-
ments, Beverages, lces, Preserves and
Pickles, Preserved Meats, Htews, Poultry
and Game, Eggs, Salads, Canned Veget-
ables, etc, 10 which a Copi 9us index Is
added. Every branch OF the culinary
art has received ample attention. Tho
publication 10 one Of unusual value, from
the fact that the receipts are thoroughly
tested formulas Of genuine home cookery.
In II each contributor voucheH for the
utility Of her receipt not only, but attests
that years Of experience have proved II
the best way Of making the article named,
aud signs her name and address to 1t as
an evidence OF It's genuineness and her
faith In It's superiority.
The practical character OF the receipts
will especially commend them 10 Ameri.
can housekeepets. While cookery OF the
very finest aud richest, as well as that
more plain and economical, is provided
for, my Favorite Receipt" Is not, like
many oil the cook books OF the day, a col.
lection oil impraCtlCable, untried, or for.
eign formulas, following which frequently
results In failure and waste Of good
materials. The contributions are from
every part Of the country, and give the
best experience Of tho best cooks for pre-.
pairing the dishes peculiar to each
locality.
"My Fayorito Receipt handsomely
printed and bound, Is sent by the Royal
Baking Powder Co., New York, OF the
nominal price OF 30 cents, to any address,
express charges paid.
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latter, The woman at the well is an ex.
ample Of another class OF christians.

There are lots Of Christians who
arc like the fsrmer's we'll; 1t was good
we'll except that in summer It dried up,
and lroze up In winter, What we want
Ia, be Ia, to bs red.hot all the time, A big
revival for q few weeks aud then settling
down into the old rut and saying "What
q glorious time we have hRdi hope we II
have another like II next year." that Ia
not doing what we should. II We are not
nearer TO God than we were one year ago,
something 10 wrong.
The Spirit has made some glorious
promises, | firmly feel that II the Spirit
OF God were to fill ne, an influence would
be exerted that would be felt for miles
around and on the shores OF eternity,
God commands US to be filled and we
thirst, Id like to see meeting held Just
for the hungry and thlrsty. Have the
usheTs stand at the door aud ask
each one the question, "Are you
hungry or thirsty2 The meeting Is only
for such as are," What do you suppose
would be the result2
The trouble Is that so many go to tho
weekly prayer meetings just to keep them
up-mRke q sort Of caucus out OF 1t. We
want better motives, and will get them by
the aid Of the Spirit.
TIE NEED or THE POWER,
Ono OF tho most humlliating things Of
to-day is tho way Satan Is walking through
our homes and we haven't the power to
cast him out. He Is leading the young
men away all the TINA. Where are the
young men Of Wheeling today What
an awful thing 1t ia to think that we have
not the power to keep them from him
Isn't II time to call for that power2 How
are we to get Il? Wait on the Lord. He
has promised it and he will keep His word.
All ssashness and pride must bs emptied
from bur natures, but you can't empty
yourself any more than you can I'll your.
self. The question Is will you let Him do
1t? I'd rather see tin people
filed with the baptism Of ere
than one hundred conversions. for the
baptized ones will bring out greater re-
suits. The trouble with the majority OF
conversions nowadays ia that the stand
ard has gotten too low. Because We were
filed with the Spirit five years ago, II Ia
no sign that We are Oiled now. Don't
ever lot Satan make you believe that you
are full. We want more pentecostal
showers, and we can have them II we 20
about it in the right way; let us keep
right on as long as God gives o blessing.
Gall me fanatic II you will, -aus / be.
lleye that t4s Hqly Ghost could iii
this place SO that 1t would be-
shaken. I can't believe with the
people who do nAt believe that il
70 Fprlpt4ral to have tho Holy Ghost
fall on US. Like Elisha, let us 60 for q
double portion; let us keep our eye on
the Master and draw our power from Him.
Itisn't the will c; aod that we live on as
We dol we can have the double portion
al hoapirit,
That old hymn, "shoven the Thirsty
Land Refreshing" was sung, and those Of
the congregation who had 10 20 homo al.
lowed TO retire, Only a few left, however.
The lecture was followed by q prayer
meeting that was marked by deep and
Impressive earnestReGs.
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Medical.
sncezing Catarrh.

The distressing snOez,, Sneczs, Snscss, tho Mrld
watery discharges from tho eyes and nO'e tho
painful inflammation extending 70 tho throat, The
swelling Of tho mucous lining causing ChoklnI
sensations, cough, ringing noltci In tho head and
splitting headaches, -hOw familiar these symptoms
arc To Thousands who SuaOr periodically from head
colds OF Influenza aud who 1.-Two ID ignorance Of
the fact that single application OF sANFoRDs
RADICAL Guns ron CATARRH will afford iNaldn!dnt.
Qua rtliJ
Hut this treatment ia cases oil simple Catasrh
gives but faint idea Of what this remedy will do
III the chronic forms, where the breathing a OlI.
llrnOtel BY choking, puuld mucous AcciimulA.
tons, tho htRtllg Gt6Cted, smell and tlSls EoiiO,
ihtnat liberated and hacking cough gradually
IattRnibg Itself upon the dUbillAlGd system. Then
nn ihH tue marvellous curative power d RlN.
MntOtiA and grateful relIOh Unra heSlnS from Ia
economical, sale,
,sAySESHbs \ bloAt cVRE consists Of oac bottle
OF the lWClL CURE one box OATARliIAL Bolr
VENT aud ID lhPhOvRD iNiAlERi price o.,
Form DEuO 4 CHEMICAL Co, BosroN
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ELECTION ECHOES.
TnN "BoYcorT" We AN IssUE
And the Voice Of the People Spoke with No
Uncertain sOund-Dad Faith in the
Trades Assembly Apparent The Pro.
hIbitIon VOts-AaHy Expressions.

The election Of Tuesday was naturally
almost the exclusive topic Of conversation
about town yesterday, and it was IS
natural that the interest should be CEN
tered In the local result and almost con.
liued to West Virginia. This remark most
frequently heard was, "The lSTELLIaEN'
CIR is on top" That the boycott was con-
sidered an issue, and that the people in
tended in voting to express their
opiuion Of that matter, and express it
90 emphslically that 1t could not be mia
understood, Is ssli.eyident. The election
Of Gleason to the House does not affect
Ibis abatement, He Was on the Democrat
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Andy Bags, il, Of Bridgeport, went 10
sleep In the haymow Of Hills livery S,i'
bic, on the, river bank 10 that town, night
before last, and In some way fell out h 10
was found yesterday morning Trying "
make bis way up the bank lie T@ ss
badly bruised externally and received W,
ternal injuries which will probably result
In his death.
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beacon I'LL Linen,
Is The Finest paper made. .,,
J. u. WILSON,
bookseller 4 SiatlOnOr,
lNOS Market NJ.


Alexander Grimm, q Marshall County
farmer, was on his way home from thil
city night before laAt, when, Just as he
crossed the u, & .. track, two men passed
one Of whom was apparently very drunk,
Just a. they were in front Of Gfimm'I
team, the dunk one fell down. His com.
panlon made a great thow. Of trying Ia
piUk him IN, but had 10 call on tho iAfinet
10 hello him. Grimm obliglngly alighted,
hut as BIO bent over tho proltrate man the
other seized him from behind, and the
drunk one euddenly recovered and went
through Grimm, taking oil his money and
his watch and chain, Grimm ietisted,
and was knocked Benselets. Hststovered
soon, aud Id not seriously hurt The rob-
hArA were tinIpCOpnlGpd,
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ABOUT i,EOpLE.

Strangers in the CITY ana wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.; Frank Woods, Of Grafton, was Ii
the city yesterday.
Frank DoddlidRe, Of ". Paul, Ia visiting
old Wheeling friends.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Of pArkers.
burg, poSs!5iy the next Congressman from
th3 Fourth district, was Of MoundSyllle
yesterday on business,
John Tweeney, VI Tyler County, the op.
polont Of Senator Anthony Smith iof t6e
state Senate, who 10 probably elected, was
In the city awhile yesterday.
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DIED.

wOLFE-jultAn Wolfe, AT Short Crcci ,,,S,,
on Tuesday, Al half past four o'clock, pBea ''''
months aud "a days r,,,,l,y
Funeral from her mothers residence lHu '..'o,
morning al 10 O'Clock. lntetmens az o'''""''
ConOlstY, .--,