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WANTED.
-10TICE, PHYSICIANS.

~ CLERK's OEFIcE.
solI9 c'NS %SEsSiss, q r. VIZ w. jan Is, lSss
,..no,,I, viii be received at this ONCE
s,iWS 1 Inc Gil day OF February, las, ~ ~
sail a1'S from physicians. for attending and
otgE.tt medicines and drug 10 all penons con;
s'a9'g snnty jail Is lunEis, or perSons chlrged
:3 ,S eIoBisSof mi'demeAnots ior me term OF 0n'
rom s s IsGlPS Es q ISSSR8R give
lhe L',s sgflirielt Suret'. 10 be approved BY tne
soao, iS T ;He faithful performance Of the iruss
30 gosfd reserves the light % Teec! sny or all
Nd President
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Climbs, Drafted By DR.. MOrEAu, of UlarkS'
4ETIcLE l.
The name Of this organization shall be
The - Club - Of West Virginia.
ARTICLE II.
The club Is organized to sdVAuCe the
principles of the Republican party and to
encourage all Republicans and others who
may desire to affiliate TO enroll themselves
In such manner as to cooperate with the
regular party organization; Il shall meet
-, or ehRll hold special meetings
At any time when thought proper by the
President or Vice President
ARTICLE III.
ANY voter desiring to affiliate with US
in State or national politics shall be eliRl'
BILE 10 membership. The membership
fee shall BIZ -. The annual dues shall
be -.
ARTICLE w.
The officers Of the club shall Consist Of
President, Vics-President, selReant-st-
Arms, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary
and Treasurer, who shall be elected BY
ballot in the club at Its annual meeting
on - l8- and ehall continue In office
until their successors are elected.
ARTIoLEV.
This club shall annually appoint or elect
FIVE OF It's members and five alternates as
delegates to the State League to hold until
their successors are appointed.
ARTICLE VI,
This club shall not as q club express
any preference for any candidate before
any political convention; nor shall 1t as q
club recommend any person as an appli.
cant for any official position.
ARTICLE VII.
The duties OF the officers shall be such
as are usually performed by like officers
The SerReant-at-Arms shall preserve or
der. The Secretary Is required TO keep
list OF officers and members Of the club
and report the number to the Secretary Of
the State League when 80 required. The
Treasurer ia required to keep an &C.
count with each member OF the club in q
book furnished for such purpose by the
club.
ARTICLE VIII.
No officer shall be paid salary the an.
nuRl dues together with the membership
fee shall DO used to carry on the necessary
and legitimate expenses Of the club, such
az room rent, light, fuel, postage, sub
scription to papers, State League dues,
ETC., etc. All drafts on the treasury shall
be signsd by the President and Secretary.
ARTICLE X.
There shall be an Executive Committee
OF three (3) appointed annually with
power to substitute, TO attend to such bust
neGs as the club may direct in the inter
val between the regular club meetings.
ARTICLE Z.
This club may alter or amend any sec.
ton or portion Of this Constitution, sub
jsct to approval Of the State League at its
annual Convention; 1t may also adopt by
laws to suit its wEnts; but said bylaws
shall not conflict with the Constitution
nor with the Constitution or by.lawa Of
the State League.
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Wnnl-

PHuIpELIMA. Pa, Jan 27-wool quiet; Ohio
PenpSylyAniA and West Virginia Xxx and above sQA
SO; medium S6ASTc; coarfe S6s36Xo; New Yo'k
NichRRn, Indiana aud western h1e \ aud Xxx
27RiSc: coGrSe 3SAg6c; hne wished dehine X and
Xxx BlaS5c: medium washed combing and delAine
8ialBSO; cOArSe do 36AS1c: LRnAdA washed combing
SSaS6c; tub washed S7aISc
Boston, Jan H. Wool demand active; prices
steadIer; Ohio and Pennsylvania extra heeceS 29A
alc. Y and Xxx and above 3lRSl1fc; No /, StRSSc;
Michigan extra 2sA2ec; Ohio fne washed delline
$50; Michigan SlAS!c,
HKW York, Jan 27.-wool dull and unchanged;
domestic neece 22AS7o; pulled l6aS4c; TeIiS lSGl1c
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Cotton,

NV YoRK, Jan. T.-Cotton dull and eaIier;
uplands 10 ll.l6c; Orleans 10 1916; futures drm;
January l0.bSc; February Il Clio, March lQ7lei
April lI.77c: May l0.SSc: June l0S9c: July 1890;
August 10 go; september l0Hc; November and
Mean haF o 9Je.
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An all.rouDd wsg has placed the fOllos'
ing pisc3rd over his coal hin: Not 10 b.
used except in case Of fire." The cooks
relatiyPs are in CONSERVATION.
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Petroleum

SShc and during the forenoon declined 70 S6l&c,
There was nllIy Ut this point and the market Rd.
vAuced 70 ssi<c, but reacted and clOsed steady at
sS5<C sAles $3.50 COZ barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. ~ Opened AtsS5<c; highest
SSSIc; lowest s6zc; closed At SSSo; sales l78l 0oC
barrels; shipments 1884 barrels; charters 1857
barrels.
PrrTSYuRsH, Pa, Jan. N.-Petroleum fairly &C.
tive and closed drm; opened at SsHc; closed 81
Ss1zo; highest SSHc: lowest s61Sc.
TrTuwuIA, Pa Jan. 27.-opened At $50; high.
est SS55<c; loWeats63fc; closed At sS9Sc.
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sueANcg coMpAsnFs
Important Statement !

The "OHIO VALLEY LIFE COMP ANY" in nine
,rAu since It's orgEniEs ION has paid upwards 81
! hTee AGDdTt1 aud thirty Thousand DpllEfs 10
widows Aph orphAns OF d5crRssd men ben II 10
IN better financial con -itou thHn ever before; I
"a gradually accommodating = reserve FUND, which
VIII CusrHntee piOe,tIOn for lougest survivll g
rembers It's RnnuI desth nat. Z mech l9T &C.
han the average experience; and the coS1 o. IN
Eurapcs iu the OHIO VALLEY" Il less tbs q oae
halt that charged by old Lille Irslnnca Com
The OHIO VALLEY" has vEid TO heiu Of de.
casEe1 members In Wheeling and yC!nity, up
-aids Of SIXTY three 1hnuAnd Dollars Among
may payment ihus made, we mention The FOL.
lowing: A. q. Robinson. seventh ward; F. +, hoG
man, Fulton: X, n. Phillips, Assessor David
Frederick, Flnt ward; James Wheeler, Seventh
ward; Frederick Banner, guardian, music dealer
Rly D. Z Howell and A. ". Bags, bridgeporti
Thomas Morris, RAIlr pld Agent, BollAire.
II you want reliable Life Insurance. Rt low cot,
enquire Of the ONCE Of the Company, Reilly BLOCK
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets, second
neor, front. AgSnp wanted.
T. B CAMFBELL, Secretary.
DE-. T, H, LOGAN, Treasurer. JAZZ
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ELEcr1oN NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. q, 1883.

Alta meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners Of
the county Of Ohio. held on ThundAy. the I'D day
Of December, 1857, the following action wa had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
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A NERVE TONIC.
A DIURETIc.

dEoRGE ABBOTT. SIoUx CrTY. Iowa saysi
81 have bean using PAINE's CELEHY CoXPoUND
and II has done mo morn good for kidneys and lAmo
back than any other medicine have ever tAken.
Hundreds Of testimonials have been rccsived from
poSonS who have used this remedy with remarkable
benefit Send for circular.
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I1S frISt AMOUNTING to'''.''''
Application for rates 70 clubs bhould be made
only 10 the once Of the Company in New Orleans,
For further information write clearly, giving 'ail
address. PO9TAL NOTES, Express NopcT Dr1CS,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter CuG.
fency By Express lat our cxpense) addressed
II. A. DAUPHIH,
EoW Orleans, Ia
or u, A. DAUPH1E,
Washington, D, 0,
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRAC I0Si
~ 0vRR HALF HILLIoS d TRIBUTED,
Louisiana state lottery Company.

lnUOTp0IAted an iSos ior y year. by the LeVisll.
t0ru for Educational and Charitable purpose With
capital Of 81, 900, 0oO-tO which reserve 'u1i Of
aYBG ESQ, co.. HIS siIcs been tdded
ny IN Overwhelming rNpl!si vote - irHGcttse
SIV uiEde part oi the prts-D. z.Ete eDrEntudOU
adopted December ID, A D., 1879,
The only Iottery, ever go;Od Un and endorsed By
he people Of any State
n Rep6 scala Of poIpoHcS,
Its Grand Single Number Drawings Ulko
plAce monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Draw.
ingS regularly ever three months March, June,
september and Decent efN
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE Second Grand Drawing, Glass q, in the
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, Tussdny,
February !, 1888 2l3th Monthly Drawing.
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Address Registered Letters 10
EHw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans IA
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son sILE-sECOND.HAND STEAM
GgSSGiSss-Oue ska; ono ska: two SKI;
i 10. ,7xl2; three 6Kl2. Address, or eau
Olv S9b uARg Ell2 Rph street. wv
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ZOE nEpupL1cAN oLuss.

Model for y Constitution for West virginia
Clubs, Drafted By DR.. MorTap, of UlarkS-
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LOUISIANA LeLERRN.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
range aniS for all the Monthly and Quar- cry
DrIWisgS Of the LOuiSiRna State Lottery gompsny,
and IN person manage ana control the Drswingt
thrmAslyeE, aud that the same arc conducted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward al
PARTIES and we authorize the Company 70 use thil
cfrtihcGto, with lac smiles Of our signatures a..
.Hnhed, In ltl Advertisements
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No officer shall be paid a salary; the an.
nuRl dues together with the membership
fee shall DO used to carry on the necessary
and legitimate expenses Of the club, such
az room rent, light, fuel, postage, sub
scription to papers, State League dues,
etc, etc. All drafts on the treasury shall
be signsd by the President and Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

It is estimated that 80, 200 American
women were in Europe Ia summer
and autumn. Twenty thousand Amer
lean men went along W tn the majority
to pay their expenses and those who
were not with this majority left hus-
bands and fathers at h me to keep them
supplied with nds. Theywent every
where.-the women except to Spain
and Russia. a few even penetra ed
those countries But they didn't effect
them much. There was so little chance
shop there. But they tarr.ed in
London, Paris, Venice, Berlin and they
shOppcd continuously. When they
went to any other place where there
was chance to shop they set them
selves at work buying things. Sight
seeing was of secondary Importance; it
was ever overlooked in the pursuit. of
this fascinating pastime. One ingen-
iOus Chicago woman fingered in the
European capitals until after the hOli-
days She landed upon the soil of her
own country in a novel costume for
winter weather. Every article except
her boots were of the ccstliest lace. IF
it hadn't been so cold I'd had those of
lace too, she declared to her friends.
AS she personally wore it the customs
re gulatiOns could ut take it from her.
The value of the material IN which she
was draped was So, 600. Chicago News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

lest I should lose my place as favorite
with yOu and my Inheritance. 1 left
her and cane to England L managed
to get out Of a marriage with Miss
Smith without angering you, and re-
tui ned as soon as possible TO Brussels. -
with what result?'' asked the old
man eagerly
THAT I could not find her. She had
disappeared, and left not a trace of her
whereabouts behind her. / was nearly
wild with grief. and fear, and remOrse.
and would have given up every earthly
consideration to find her again, and
claim her as my wife.
''F ven the chance of inheriting my
mOney?'' asked Uncle Ben with a
sarcastic smile.
Even that, - declared Jack solemn
", Il wOul willingly face the world
penniless man, and strive my hardest
to fight the battle Of life successfully #
she would come to me and lay her
hand IN mine, and give me the kiss OF
peace and forgiveness.
And have you never seen her
since?'
Yes, I have seen her since.
''WhereP WhenP" demanded Mr..
NOrbury.
s.Nust I tellP"
subterfuge. deceit and cOncealment. -
Them have seen her here.
''Herer' echoed the old man astOund-
eddy.
~ es," said Jack slowly, seeing the
curtain at the other side of the bed
shake curiOusly; my wife is Margaret
Crew, D OrOthy 8 gOverness; and going
round he saw Meg crOuching in the
folds of the heavy damask curtains,
she having been an unwilling witness
of the whole scene.
ssGod bless my sOul!' exclaimed Mr..
Norbury in amazed delight.
Meg will you disOwn me nOwP"
asked ack wistfuIly. stretching out his
arms towards the shrinking figure;
''surely you know / love you with my
whole heart and sOulP''
For a moment the girl hesitated, an d
then with a little cOnvulsiVe sob she
sprang forward into his embrace, and
hid her glad blushing face on his
breast.
Uncle, can you forgive meP' asked
the young fellow pleadingly.
''FOrg We you! rOared Uncle Ben,
forgetting all about the govt in his
delight; ''Why, you dog, you We done
Just what [ wanted you TO- Margaret
is my old love s child. and my dear
child by adoption. Come to me chill
dren:" and ne held hand out to each,
and Jack took the and Meg the other,
and holding them both he gave them
his blessing and said it was the happi-
est day Of his life
Jack. as he looked into the lovely
misty eyes of his wife, and saw nothing
there save the frank true love that
shOne in them when he first wOOed and
won her, echoed his uncle S words; and
declared it was the happiest day of his
life too.
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No woman in the world wears 50
many Jewels as the CZarina. Even her
sister, who, when she comes to the Eng
lish throne viii wear the KOhinOOr, VIII
not have such jewels or wear so many
of them at one time. he Russian crown
Jewels are something simply fabulous.
lt is to be dOuted whether anyone out
side of that country has any definite con
ceptjOn of the extent of the RomanOff
possessions in the way of precious stones.
The Russians still retain their old bar
barrie love Of splendOr, and when the
empress shows herself she is a vision of
unmatched gOrgeOusness. She is one Of
the few monarchs who stiu make
practice Of wearing a crown on great
occasions Most Of the European queens
and expresses content themselves with
a tiara, and even Queen Victoria on the
occasion of her jubilee leVees wore only
one OF the d amOnd tiaras such as may
be seen on the heads OF women in the
boxes of the Metropolitan opera house.
New Ork World.
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THE HOLY HOUR.

Faintiy as fades the smile from sleeping
The last OF day wanes in the quiet
west;
And from the blue above me darkness
Lke some wing-weary bird above its
nest
Dim as a warriors taynished shield the
moon
Rests on the dusey borders of the sea
Whose deep voice, like some wierd old
prophets tune,
Through the stin air is borne afar to
me-
The low of herds is hushed upon the hill,
The mill has ceased to murmUr by the
In yellow fields the changing scythe is
still
And ali the darkling world is in
dream.
One after one, among the stirless trees,
The lights come out along the village
street.
And many IA pleasant glimpse of house
hold ease
Lends night with all its stars, a charm
more sweet
And mark. where in the gloom the time
worn tower
Looms gaunt and ghost-like from the
cypress grove
. How tende ly the church clock tolls the
hour.
The holy hour of perfect peace and
love.
Sweet hour; from whose cool, crystal urns
Of air
The soothing draught to fevered care is
given,
Whose starry silence, like a word ess
prayer,
Uplifts the dark world to the gates Of
heaven.
CHARLES LOTIN HnDRETH.
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Do You Remember this Snow Fal 2

In '49, while on a visit to PentacOck,
Vt, it began showing one Sunday eve
ming, Just after my uncle had come in
from milking the cows, and there was
nothing ever seen like it this side of the
north pole. he wind blew a gale from
the northwest, and the snow came down
in sheets What little light there was
from the receding sun was suddenly
shut out, and a darkness fell upon the
earth that was almost tangible. The
elements kept up their battle until the
fay after the following Sunday, and
when the light broke through the clouds
it looked down upon a buried town.
There was fully II feet of snow on 8
level, which reached halfway up to the
second story windows. The stock suf-
fered terribly from hunger and thirst
before we could reach them, and my
uncle said if the storm had lasted anOth-
er day there wouldn't have been an
animal left in the state. This was
probably the worst storm that ever
visited New England. 1t was three
weeks before we got down to the mill,
and then we had to drive into the sec
ODd story door to deliver our grain
A Boston Liar.
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Special Exposition Features.

Those desiring to visit Cincinnati and
the Centennial exposition during the
hundred days festivities, beginning
July 4, should bear in mind that & De-
partment of Information has been es-
tablished, to which all inquiries per
tanning to rates of transportation, board,
and such other matters, should be di-
rectsd for a sure and speedy answer.
The exposition viii not only afford a
practical review of the progress Of the
last century, but viii also afford many
features of acknowledged interest in adj
ditiOn. The Electric Display, the Con
entertainments, dramatic, spectacular,
musical, operatic, literary, and other at
fractions are, any one, worth the price
of admission to the whole exposition,
including everything.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

'tAdolphus, dye know that I'm a little
vexed at Mrs. Simmons?''
what happened, arthur, old boy?"
''WeIl, you know, / pride myself on
my singing. We we're at the piano. IN
sing one more song, and then go home,
[ said.
''Was it late?''
about midnight"
And what did she saw"
She said, Cans you 90 home first?' %
''And did yOu?'
Eyes, AdOlphus. I tell you I'm lit
tie vexed about it. %
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

Did you ever see any whey that was not
milky?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

We call the attention Of our readers TO
the advertisement Of Drake University
and Cailenan College, now under one man
agsment, found IN this issue. This il now
one Of the strongest and justly most pop
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

Is the best medicine for all diseases in
cident to children. It regulates the
bowels; assists dentitiOn; cures diarrhosa
and dysentary in the worst forms; cures
canker sore mouth; is a certain prevent
i've of diphtheria; quiets and sOOthes all
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energy and tone TO the entire system;
will cure gripping in the bowels and wind
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with sleepless nights. when it is within
your reach to cure your child and save
your own strength. Prepared only by the
Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago, III.
Sold by all Druggists at Csc. per Bottle.
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u worth column q rhetoric said an AuIeFlcaa
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q thousanas Of people that Hooda saFaaparilo
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Affections arising from IMPURE state o. low condition
creates Eood appetite AID gives strength 70 every
Par, OF tho system If you need COED blood pure
heH. toh.c appetizer Try HoeG's sarsapariia- -
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saraaParlIa a. an excellent tonic afier proFacteo
attaek Of bronchial pneumonia REv. Z. r. ADAlras
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

Frank DeLashmutt has secured an
excellent position with the Santa Fe
road. Frank received his preparation
at ElliOtt's Business College, Burling-
ton, Iowa.
Few editors ever refuse to puff a good
cigar.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

When you come to the matter OF fans,
Japanese takes the palm.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

When Baby was sick. we gave her CasVOria.
when she was Child, she cried for Casteria,
When she became Mis-, she chung to Castoris,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Connecticut western news., 1888-12-26
AntclODe Hunting in Persia.

Abbas Kha,, thu British political agent at Meshsd, is very fond of hawk ing. When I was in Msshcd, hs tol l nc of hawking expedition ho had re- gently taken with Mardan Khan, chiei of the Timurees, and few other Khor. assam noblemop.
 Meshed is vcry holy city, owing to tho gold dom,d sanctulry of Imam Rig being thcro. Tho pigeons and birds about Mcshci havo acquired the odo, of sanctity, from the probability of thcil having sometimes pcrched upon th: golden dome of tho Imam mesjid. Aud so no faleoning is allowed in the vicinity, for fear of doing violence to the memory of the Moham medan saiu, by thu destruction of pigeons that had themselves become sacred from settling on his sanctury.
 Antelope wcrc among the gamo pur- sued by Abbas Khan and his friends, and ia tho pursuit they uscd Persian grcyhounds and falcons. The Persian greyhound is lank lut extremely graceful animal, with "tcathsrcd' ears and feet. He is quite as swift, and per haps swiftcr than those of our own coua- try, but then so is the Persian antelope. The falcons, however, arc swift enough h to overtake either with the greatest oi case.
 The falcons are trained to pursue the fleeing antelope, and rctard their flight by attacking them savagc!y in tho face. Bewisdcred by the falcons, the antelope loses ground rapidly by false move ments, aud finds himself struggling fo, life with the grtyhounds much sooner than would hay, been his fate but for the ail rendered by tho falcons =. Youths Companion.