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ADEMocnAr1c RALLY.
That Raised $4,000 from OHlco.IIoldcrs for
u Maryland Congressional Candidate.

u Maryland Congregational Candidate.
A Washington dispatch says: II
has Just been discovered by
Republicans that at "ths grand
rally OF Maryland Democrats" in
Warrington, on Monday night, the sum
Of 5000 was raised by ofllco.holdera and
others from Maryland to aid in secu ring
the election Of Baughmau, tho Democratic
candidate for Congress from tho Sixth
Maryland DiStriCt, over Louis 4. McComsp,
the present able and influential Represen.
tatiyO. After the "rally the members OF
the Maryland Democratic Association,
under whose auspices II was held, Rdj ourn.
cd to o neighboring restaurant aud in.
dulRed In other festivities.
One Of tho members, who became more
enthusiastic aud hilarious than ever oil
this occasion, was indisCreet enough to
disclose To an tinsympathetic lissner tho
future programmed Of tho Democratic In the
Sixth district, In substance, he sid:
eve arc bound TO defeat McOomaa and
send a solid Democratic delegation from
Maryland 10 tho next Houoe. You sec we
have control Of the election machinery,
and VIC intend 10 use II for oil II 10 worth,
BAuVhmsn IL president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, which will probably re-.
uuire good many men to make repairs
about election time. BehldeB, heis notonly
rich himself, but do not suppose hls
millionaire iAthPt.in.law, Abell Of the
Baltimore Sun, will hegrudge q few Lhous.
and dollars for the sake Of giving his son.
in.law q seat In Congress.
"Oh, you need not shake your head and
cay II 70 Republican distrlct. know
what an talking about. YOU must re-.
member that Baughlnan lives In the
strong Republican county ol Frederick
and has carried II before, and no can do II
again. German 10 tower 81 strength,
aud hls pride and sympathy arc enlisted |
In this fight. BaughtnRn succeeded him
as tho head OF the Chesapeake and Ohio |
Canal, and they have always worked to.
gegt.hef l tell you the thing can 10, aud
Will he DONE"
From tho foregoing II is clear that the
Democrats have cot theit hearts upon oliBl.
ing MCUomae, and that thBy will not
scruplo 10 use any means, including colo.
niEAlon Of bribery oil voleta and the
manipulation Of The ballot and election 70.
turns, 70 achieve that end, MI, MCComAs
has made himself especially hateful 10 the
Maryland Democrats and 10 tho Admins.
lrallon by lie Bcalhlng exposures Of Ihe
inblnCefity Of theif professions Ia favor OF
civil service relottn, and oil the falslty Of
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ielr pretentlons to economy in the adj
{t,i.ttaktnn NJ the GnuaVnmsnt

their pretentions to economy in the adj
ininistrallon Of the Government,
Asa member Of the Appropriations
Committee at the luAl session, be obtailed!
thorough mastery Of the subjects OF
revenue and expenditures, aud Demo
Gratis are still Engaged In q futile attempt
TO show that his presentation Of the facts
was incorrect.
He ia one OF the most industrious men
In the Houae, and, although o young
member, he has already taken q place IN
the front rank OF debaters on the Repub-
llcsn side. The Democrats fear and bate
as much as they respect him. His defeat
by fair means would be great misfortune
to his party and the country; by fraud
and corruption, It would be a disgrace to
his State,
The Sixth District has a normal Repub'
liCan msjoritY Of about 1900 yotes. In
1889 Mr.. MCOomRs was elected by 9 plu'
raiIty OF 1850 votes, and In 1854 his ma
jority was 1876. He 10 extremely popu,
ls4 and can be defeated only by fraud anc
the uBe Of money.
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RAsE nALL.
A Review uf the Season Standing OF Clubs
-To.morrow's Great Game,

A Review uf the Season standing OF Clubs
-Tp.morrow's Great Game,
TIE Lsagus SEASON ended last Saturday
and left Chicago in tho van, as aniici-
psted. The season hiss bsen tho most
prosperous one in the annals Of the game,
Even Kansas City comes out ahead fusn-
CIally, aud come Of the clubs have made q
great deal Of money, Detroit made big
fight for the pennant and was beaten only
by a slender margin. New York takes
third place with Philadelphia right ~ her
heels; the remaining teams occupy the
came places they held the last I'VE
months.
Unless postponed games are played ot'
which Is hardly likely, the Association
season will end tomorrow. The Browne
win without trouble and Pittsburgh has q
sure grip on second with Brooklyn lspplnR
her, Louisville finishes fourth and Cir,
cinnali filth, with the Athletics, Nets and
Baltimores following in order, Tbs cham
pions Of the two great Leagues, Chicago
and the Browns, will now play 9 series Of
i've games to settle the worlds champson'
ship. The series will be watched with
great interest, and, with good weather
The games will draw enormously, as 1t II
an even thing as to which team will win
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
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Some Views GU tho Labor question.

In bis speech stths Capitol Rink ex'
Senator Henry G. Davis made special
and impressive point OF some comments
on tho labor question, He spoke with
tho weight Of man who began lie poor
and has achieved a remarkable financial
success.
He recognized, what every sane man
admits, that labor and capital are depend
emit upon each other, and that neither can
get along without tina otheri that arbitta-
ton is peaceful and rational way to set
tie questions at ieaue, and that II has great
value % as a conseryator Of the peace
and the general ptosperityi that man
may leave his employment, but has no
right to interfere with another who takes
1t up.
This ia nound doctrine, common sense
thoroughly American view Of IN iRpor'
tant qusstion. 1t is not, however, the
view Of those professional sgitatoEs who
live by arraying labor against capital
who lead labor into losing ventures and
leave 1t there TO founder, or Cxpend It's
vitality in fruitlesa efforts to gain point
by warning on business enterprises from
which It has drawn It's support and from
which II hopes to draw it again after they
shall have been sufficiently disabled to
bring them TO terma, BY this class Of
mlaChlei-makers all measures Of violence
are preferred to any measure Of peace.
In this line Mr.. L. W. Llghtner, Of the
Pittsburgh Disp0tcN, q good deal Of a
labor champion himself, quotes one Of
the delegates Of tho KnightS OF Labor
convention. The delegate said:
lam utterly discouraged and disgusted,
We seem lsted to wrangIe forever over
rothings. The most important work Of
the session will DO devoted to the systeni-
atiztng Of strikes and boyColtg; yet every
peraon gifted with little reRson knows
that they accomplish practically nothing.
Wages have nearly reached the highest
notch possible under the existing Competi.
tive system. To force au iron.Cad dead
IeNeI VI hhBes 40 O'aiy w IVASV -i"uoHuHp
o. small empIqTs[s ,GIo tne fanKs % the
m ma ssniI sisinlsS,SiIo , Of the com M
i've system; but, while Se are tearing
down the old structure, we arc not build.
ing up me new; NO g S .ha ~ 9Is ~
instruct rue The local leaders Who are here in
regard 10 the real aims Of the knights.
II IA, perhaps. not moro the mic.
fortune Of labor organizations than Of
other bodies Of men that the advocates
who ara ready with Temporary expe.
dlents and norsis,ent in prpipp tbsm com.
mand tbe readiest hearings and tbo great
est mo,noniatv nopularlty. Tho man Who
link bevond tho day arc not 40 much en-.
oouraued 10 advance their views and not
always pIyen a patient hearing. Indeed
theloud takers, with shrewdueas enough
10 be plaupible, are able to make senti.
,nort ,rhich d;sc,od;tu rcodo,a.o man and
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Large type isn't always necessary in adj
yertislng. Blind people don't read the
newspapers. To spend your money iu.
diCiously-even il It DO but iow dollnn-
write to Geo. p. Rowell & Co.'s NewNps.
per Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce street,
New York. They will tell you how to do
1t and send you large pamphlet on tho
subject free,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
NOTES,

Chicago had very bad luck INES IMP
schaeaCr is pitching great ball for the
"Mets,"4~
Chicago has made lpcell, Of California
an offer,
The great 81. Louis club plays here to-
morrow.
Detroit plays in Pittsburgh October IS
II and 10,
Roxbury and Seward, Of Bradford, so tc
the Athletics.
Caruthera is pitching again in splte o.
his heart disease.
Newark hiss applied for admission Into
the International League.
The Southern League will raise its guar
antee 10 81 COO next season.
Glllegau has caught more games this
year than any League catcher.
Jacoby, Of Syracuse, reached frs. baae
on balls rs times this season.
Smith has done some great work Tor
Datroit since he Joined them.
Itlseported in Cincinnati that Cork,
hill will be exchanged for stoyey.
Puryis, who caught here for the Maple
Leafs, will be with Buffalo next season.
The Memphis club the past season
played fourteen extra games and lost
them all.
saudusky, Mansfield, Zanesyille and
Wheeling have so far consented to enter
the Inter State League.
The Msroons, sfter their game here to.
morrow, will 70 home and iluish their
series with tho st. Louis Browns.
Barley will DO unable to play in to-
morrow's great game between ST. Louis
and Wheeling, owing to a postponed game
with tho Mets.
The batting and fielding order in the
great game tomorrow between 81. Louis
and Wheeling will be as follows:
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MANY Of The good thlnEa Of this life arc
Boffowiully lot alonO on account Of dys.
pepslA. ACkef,s DyBpehlla Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and C0nBllpa.
ton sold on q positive guarantee at 20
and 20 Cents, BY Logan 4 Co.. and Charles
MenkOmOllOt, 2
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This is the strongest team the home
club has presented this year. II Ia equal
lyatrong In all departments, batting field
ing and base running, and should make
the visitors play hard to win, ST. Louis
will present Its best nine and willshow no
mercy 10 the opposite side. Spectators
can rcst assured that there will be no hip:
podrome business about the game, and
that It will bs n fair test Of tho respective
merits Of the clubs. As the expenses at
tending this game will be fully Sl75, every
base ball enthusiast should attend, and SO
save the gurantors from any loss.
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anrrtaI anttces.

FITs.-Au Fits stopped free by Dr. KlIne's Great
Nerve Restorer, No Fits alter alSt days use. Mar
yeou cures Treatise aud $500 trial bottle free 70
Eit cases Send to Dr. Kline 9sl Arch st., Phila, Pa
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sATuRpAY, oCToDER %. ls.d,

commencing at O'Clock p. M, the undersigned
special commissioners Will kell ~ public auction
a. the front door Of the Court House Of said county
nS N 6o Go N b III spSs o 0WVV W..
ginis, on the National Road at the extreme Gnd Of
the field lying east Of the Fulton Paper Mil, Aud
bounded ~ follows; Beginning III the north
western corner Of .ad field, thence south twenty.
eight and q half degrees west iUfiy'OnU poles, ten
liilkS 10 stone, on the Lank Of Wheeling Greek;
thence north iortyHeYcn and fourth dGgtpC1 west
five polts and twenty one INKS to stone; thence
north tWenty.eight and a half degrees cast, forty.
one poles 70 y stake o. INC fence W Gld road;
thence south iOrty.nine and thICG'iouFlh5 degrees
east ak poles and tWentyeght Ink 10 tue b,gln'
Ming containing one RCIe, two roads, and twenty
six poles, subject, hOwe'er, 70 IN agreement be-
tween Daniel steGnrod and Vile and John W l!fFryy
about certain streets aud roads therein mentioned
which aRtCementiS Of record III SAidCOnny Of Ohio.
eGId real estate will DO offered AL whole, and In
three parcels, the tHt heihg tho hotel property
fronting on the National koAd, aud extending
back 10 street IN the REAR the second being the
homestead Of said Lewis OFLh; Rnl the Third the
factory OF slauRhicrhOuEe Of said OELh, extending
10 wheeling Greek. A platOt said parcels may 10
seen Of the office Of the CLERK OF the County Court
Of Ohio County. -.,.
TERMS OF SALE: 0neiourth and "a much
Tie day OF sale, the balance III three equal INSTALL
nentS at one, two aud three years notes bearing n'
t0feAt from the day Of sale TO be- given for the le.
ierred payments, and the title W bu reIalued lihll
plymclt in full, The payment Of the purchase
money shall DO further secured BY personal stcur'
lily on the notes therefor, 70 DO approved W the
commissioners, er Ut the election Of the purChA4ef,
by policies Of insurance gu the buildings on MlH
property payable % said commissioner 10 sach
amount as they shall require, aud i@ued.by CONE
panies 10 be approved BY them.
". T. HyBBA!Rg, Especial COMMISSIONER
That said special commissioners have giVen
bond with security approved bY me, according 70
law, and as required by tRld degree, Is hereby Ger
JOHN W MITCHELL, CsfE.
septA
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glelsr Aapsrtiss,asnts.

uTANTED = A PARTNER WITH
wv from $1,000 TO Su 000to iOin thoroughly
Competent and practical man u establishing 4
ffit,clliS Natural Gas Fittlug and supply House
In this city. AddrtN "katuIal Gas" care Intel
uPenleF Office.
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RUSSIAN
A CARD.

ToAil who ate sutetlbg from tho urrotS and In
dlsCtetlonl Of youth, nervous wcAkntia, carly de-
cay, loSs Of mahhosd etc.,, will send recipe that
will cure 700, FREE or CHARGE This great
fOmedy WA discovered ny missionary IN South
America. Send q asliAddpnOd envelope 70 the
Rev. Joseph 7. lntnan, Station D, New York CITY
NeyFfhSAw
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@ea1 estate.
FOR SALE.

No. 2836 Main st.
No. 23Ss Main st.
No. $40 Main u.
No. 1901 Main 81.
No, TAI MRln 81,
No, $50 Main st.
No. 2l0l Main 1t,
No. 2l03 Malt IT.
No, &JOi Main ht.
No, zoos MAIu st.
No. 1877 Main St
No. l2 MHip ST.
No, bl1 MarkGtsk
No, 40 MAfketbt.
No, liA Markets.,
No. 2ilS MarketS u.
No. T4ON Market st.
No. 2llU aud 42l0h Market ct,
No. 81 hlxleenth ST.
No. 40 Sixteenth At,
No. n TwGnly.third ct.
No. ~ Nineteenth ri.
No. o. TWgnty'tecond st.
No, 1884 Eol'St
No. ~ Maryland IT.
NJ 1iS MCUollOch o.,
~ Acres. Nging!on Lane. will exchange for
! tooh h6uSs at Elm Grove, with lot O2xl2o
No. 81 and No. 60, Alley 10.
Q lots IN Fourth WAId, A desirable manufacture
:" Q, 100 chOpl!noss
No. 29ID ChApllnB Ct,
NO. co North Front 81,
No ll2b EohfBt.
!. d Acre Farm on BogsS Run, and many other
FOR RENT.
Store room No. l222 Matketst.
No. l0i Fifteenth A., rooms.
No, 1873 Alley II, ROBINS.
No. p TWOlly.aeyenlhSt ST., rooms,
For further Information, enquire oil
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real IatGls Agent, Collector, and Notary Public.
te2g 0Gice, No. 1912 Market Street.
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REpUBLlOAN TIlKET,


yirsi pi..Ht-NATAGN GoFF, oiIGETisonCo
sesoaa Li,ntct-W. II, II. FLICK, Of Berkeley Co,
TAi,d Dtsrtt- JAMEsH, BROWN, Of HpnaWhR Co.
Fourth Di,tritt-J. A, HUTCHINSON, Of Wed Go,
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DIED,

YGGER- on Sunday morning, at O'Clock, at Elm
Grove, AuG, Q. WAGES, aged SyeaIs'
Funeral notice latT,
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D.Z. q o, Railroad.
Leave pOllalrO at O;OoG IN. for woOds1eld and
Leave BellAlrc at 1850 p, m. iOt wOOdsaOld and
SutnmprlCld.
Leave icllalts Al 4,OS p, m. for woodSaeld.
Arrive a. lgllAite al 1918 pm from 4lntngtleld,
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9epaI 9cttcss.
TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
10 the Creditors Of Ellen Forsyth deceased;
In pursuance Of de.Ees Of the Circuit Court nj
Ohio county, made In Il cause therein pending h
payment Of her debts you are required 10 present
our claims against the estate 81 the sad Hlen
Forsyth, for adjudication to Joseph Il. PAUL, com
missioner, ~ his office, No, 1910 Chaplne Streei In
on or before Saturday, the 10Th day Of NOYen6er
1885.
this 7lh day Of October. lSSG.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
oCHF CLERK,
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JOHN w. MITCHELL,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FUl.
" TON REAL ESTATE hone MILL am
PERSONAL PROPERTY. '
Lewis i = Britt II G, 9aI2 County &an.y
LOWS orIh and others, IpLhancS!y.
By virtue of q decree Of said court made IN bs
above entitled cRu'e on the LIST day Of DECEMBER
1885, tho undersigned appointed special COmnLi.
sOners for tho purpo Q, will sell at public auction
on the premises, occupied BY Lewis OrIh, AlIls
East End Of the town Of Fulton, III said COUNT, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, lSSC,
commencing At 10 O'CLOCK H. M, the hone mill,
and the boiler and engine, and all the machinery
aud implements used OH tho premGs Of aid
Lewis oith. Also tho household and kitchen iiinl.
ture and other personal property belonging 10 laid
Orth, except certain buErs aud bOilrR and O,ler
machinery bought BY said Orth NJ alalu Of pop.
city formerly belonging 10 Michael Herr, and not
used about the business Of said Lewis ORTIZ NJ con.
Quoted by him.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash.
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LOGAN &c CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
TRAYRLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
N. TRAlNs-0n and after May 20, 1ss6--EIPIA-
NATION or RERRRENcE MARKS. eDGily. tsunday
excepted. monday excepted. Wheeling limo:
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HoUsE OF DEtAGAIEs,
n. Z. WHITAKER,
GtORGE l., AuRN,
WILLIAM 3. MEEK,
EDWARD NJ, ATKINSON,
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THE HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS

More popular every day. Small pills for chill.
drCn., "Bcst PILLS We ever uTed; what people
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Lover. While ON the Stage.

As to postures and gestures on the stage,
where many OF our belles really get instruc-
lions few OF my readers can have any idea
how exactly prearranged they must be in
order to escape awkwardness and confu
sion. Nothing in dramatic mimicry Is
more apt to drop from sublimity to ridIcule
than lovers embraces; and yet those atti-
tudes are the likelIest to he unpI epared on
the first representation of a play. The
reason is that at rehearsals the actor and
actre,s concerned in the make believe EN-
dearment are inclined to be shy OF it, or at
least the woman is prone TO avoid realistic
practice; and so the scene is often spoi.eI
before the initial audience By an instant Of
hesi ancy, a humping Of bodies, or an un-
graceful juXtapOsitIon
There Is one actor, however, in whom bis
footlight mates soon learn to have implicit
confidence at such junctures. He is Salvlni
the Italian ira Sedian, whD has played what
he declares to be his last in this country
and is about to return home to idle away
the rest of his life | saw him in Othello
twice in his last week here. and was as
tonished by the fact that, in his many pas
sages with Desdemona, he handled her diff
ferently on the two occasionS This was
true OF his loving embraces and his muir
derous seizures alike The actress was
Marie Wainwright, a willowy, pliable crea
ture, wEo was like %isp in his brawny
-embrasure. "All Salvini requires of his
leading actress in that matter" said his
sta Sc manager TO Inc, lis that she shall give
herself up unresi,tingly TO his treatment
He insists, TO be in with, that she shall be a
thin, graceful woman Such is Miss
Wainwright, aud sc was Viola Allen who
travelled with him most OF the season His
order TO her is that, however much she may
regulate her action and posing when sepa,
rate, she must be entirely limp and negative
the instant he takes her in his arms She
must not even eXert herself lie places her
ust where be wants her-a, ross his breast en-
his shoulder, or what not-and she is simply
to Le unressting in his hands He is ply
sicaIly so strong that size is no burden to
him, and he varies the joint poses according
TO choice from time 70 time. l believe that
his system is pursued By no other actor -
New \ Iork Cor. Boston Herald
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The little sad and solid city of Cognac is
on the IIver Charente, IN the department to
which the river gives name, and not SO IA
f. ON its mouth as to prevent small steam
srs from ascending, having in tow barges
destined to carry TO the nearest seaport its
valuable distillei prCiuct, known in com
merce rImc harLpagne." One comes
nither across the green and comparatively
.evel plateau which extends parallel with
The .oire to the south of Saumur, or down
the fiat willow and popiar-set valley of the
Charente from Angouleme, which at thi,
season is dotted with wild flowers and
shines like emerald
Cognsc has not more than 5,UO or 90
90 inhabitants, and the population is one
OF the quietest and most undemonstrative in
France The place is so still that it appears
forever like Sunday in a country village
rhe narrow and crooKei streets, grown up
IRON country lanes, are stony, but cars
rattle over them rarely, making the little
uTandy metropolis seem like an inland
Venice 1t surprises the stranger that there
should be anything ancient or romantic
about the name Gognac TO the American
ognac is something to sip slowly on ac
count of its latent fires. or to put into his
CO ee as a commonplace nnale to a full
dinner. But the real Cosnac whence the
fiery and prosaic Ii Iuid emanates Is place
OF ancient renown the birthplace of kings
ar1 the enc OF some OF the most thrilling
eYents in the history of france Cor. San
francisco CurOnirle