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When gold ore can be mined in California
for 371S cents ton, and milled for % cents
per ton, it is getting the business down to a
very fine point, and augurs well for the
future of California quartz mining. And
this has just been accomplishment with a
small test run of 20 or 80 tons of ore, but
with nearly 5000 tons. 1t will astonish many
persons to learn that ore worth only 81. 10
per ton can be moved and worked without
loss, and still more surprise them to know
that ore of that value is paying about Sc cents
per ton proft.-Mining and Scientific Press.
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knew young man once Of good family
who got stagestruck and insisted on joining a
company. His rich mother was heartbroken.
He offered himself for no salary; that was
not good enough for the manager. He Of
fered to do anything and finally succeeded
in getting a chance to appear before the
public as stage soldier, the manager yield
ing to his wish on his paying eighteen pence
a night for the privilege He stuck to the
super business until Christmas, when they
put him in the pantomime He came to me
in great glee one night. He had part in
the pantomime.
''What is itT' asked him.
Butcher boy-the clown steals leg Of
mutton out of my basket. San Francisco
Chronicle
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C-TRY THE INDEPENDENTLY
l-ONLY $2.00 PER WAR;
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy of swtfrs Specific q
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis
eases, has never had conspicuous illustration
than this affords The candid, unsolicited and
emphatio testimony given by the venerable gentle
man must be accepted as convincing and conclusive
The writer Is prominent citizen of Mississippi The
gentleman to whom Mr. Martin refers, and to whom
he Is indebted for the advice to which he his
final relief from years of suffering, Is Mr.. King. for
many years the popular night clerk Of the Lawrence
House, at Jackson
JACKSON, Miss, April %, 1854
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY Atlanta, Ca:
Genttemen-I have been an invalid pensoner for
forty years. having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the Mexican War; but not till the 1st OF
March, 1875. did feel any symptoms of rheumatism.
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dis
ease in both hips and ankles. For twenty days I
walked on crutches. Then the pain less violent,
but 1t shifted from joint 10 joint. For weeks would
the other. The pain never left me moment for
ISIS, When was first ATTACKED, to October !, 1855.
when was cured During these eleven years of in
from various physicians, and tried everything, sug
gested by friends, but II over received the lea i
ternay, ia am not aware of it. Finally about Il
aTst OF IN made to &c to IT,
other remedy, when accidentally met an old
guaintance. Mr.. King, now of the Lawrence Hous
of this city. He had once been great sufferer froR
rheumatism, and, as supposed, had been eure
told that his visit to the Hot Springs was in vain
he found relief On his return from otSprings
he heard for the first time, of the S. S. remedy
for rheumatism He tried it and six bottles made a
complete cure. Several years have passed since, but
he has had no return of the disease.
Immediately returned to try 1t. In September
took four bottles and by the first of October was
well-as far the rheumatism concerned. All
pain had disappeared, and HAVE So7 FELT TwINaE
OF IT SINCE.
have no interest in making this statement other
than the hope that 1t may direct other sufferer
to source of relief, and If it has this result
well rewarded for my trouble. / am very re-
spectfully and truly your friend.
J. NJ. II. MARTIN.
For sale by all druggists Treatise on Blood and
+ Skin Diseases mailed free.
THR SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
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TO my FACE IN THE GLASS.

Eyes, ye are sad; lips, ye are sadder still.
How will it be when shortly ye shall taste
The sharp salt of a tear, sent as in haste
To tell We, we have comrades in your iHf
Thus shall ye drink Of the salt drops that I'LL
The mighty heart of sorrow, till the waste
OF its abundance brims in tears misplaced
As in the overlooking of rill
Big with the April rains, the thirsty mere
Drinks deep Of floods that fall not from the
sky.
These thy deep waters, o my heart, have they
Their origin in heaveni Whence are they heref
We shall know all some day; for, heart, to die
Is to have all these riddles rendered clear.
Amelia Rives in Lippincott's.
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DECLINES rnE HONOR.
Mr.. Childs is Not Candidate for tho Prssl
Dental Nomination.

Dental Nomination.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-"I am not a
candidate neither would accept the nomi-
nation for President" said George W.
Childs, OF the Public Ledger, when ques'
toned in reference to the published state.
ment that Mr.. James Mechanics would 20
to the Republican National Convention
and there work and vote for Mr.. Childs'
nomination.
~ have had no conversation with Mr..
MCManea upon the subject, and in no way,
directly or indirectly, have l given any
countenance 10 the subject. lido not want
the nomination, and l would not accept II
II 1t were rendered me. do not consider
the office would suit me, and feel that l
would not suit the Office. At the same
time it would not be proper for me to
rudely refuse something that has not been
offered to me. l fully appreciate the kind
ness OF the gentlemen who are mentioning
my name in connection with the nomins-
ton.
at is an honor and so esteem 1t. But
1t ia manifest that should make myself
understood. 1 have enough to do, and
my business is coDgenial to me. In no
sense am l q candidate. I don't want the
nomination, and were 1t rendered ne l
would not accept 1t. 1 have all want to
attend to now, Ny business takes all my
time, and under no circumstances could l
be induced to accept the Office"
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The humorist OF the Chicago Tribune
gets in come fine work on the Bostonese
in late issue OF that paper. Chicsgo
affects certain sort OF rival "culChaw" to
that Of the Bostonese, but Of lees efemi-
nate character, and has never forgotten
or forgiven the laugh that went round"
at the "Hub," at ChicsEo's expense, at
the time OF the publication Of Matthew
Arnold's alleged sarcastic comments on
her pretensions to q genuine article OF
high culture and refinement. II matters
not that said comments turned out to be
bold forgery by the New York Tribune,
for, all the Same, the Bostonese had
laughed at Ohicago's pretensions, and had
hailed Arnold's (supposed) whitening
ridicule OF the same as about the proper
estimate which an educated English visi-
tor should put upon society inter.larded,
80 to speak, with so much Of the gross and
msterialiatic element. Therefore the chi.
cagoese are always attempting to get up a
retsliatory laugh on the Bostonese, and
the following is the Tribunc's latest effort
in that direction. tits prefaced as dis
crlption OF q prizs fight in Boston sub
urb in the year 1898, as published in a
Boston paper OF that period; and runs as
follows:
It has been long timo since any event
Of local importance has attracted 30 much
attention or drawn together conCourse OF
such magnitude, fashion, wealth and Cul.
ture as that which gathered in Harvard
College Campus last evening TO witness
the long.heralded combat between Prof..
Elliott Waldo Sullivan and Prof.. Ticknor
Lowell Kilrain, liueal descendants OF two
celebrated masters Of pugilism who hour.
iahed in the latter part OF the nineteenth
century.
The scene was a dazzling one. The
ladies, attired In full opera dress, their
diamonds and spectacles flashing in the
electric light, their jeweled fans waving
and glitlering in the aultry air, the front
seats filed with the aged Presidents Of
Colleges and venerable Judges OF our
Courts, from the crowns OF whose honoFed
heads wore reflected in all directions the
rays Of the brilliant light that illuminated
tSs spacious ares-all these features made
up a radiant spectacle that will ltnger
long in tho memory.
Principally at the appointed hour tho
renowned champions Of the quadrangle
Il Resma incredible that ct one age OF the |
world Il was absurdly called the 'ring"-l
took their places on the richly.upholster'
M chairs awaiting them In their respective |
oorners amid the enthusiastic applause Of
the immense assembly, and bowed with !
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VHxELrNo. W. VA. JANUARY ~. 1888.


Pittsburgh, once 80 delighted with the
introduction Of natural gas, is finding now
ssrious cause for modorating her original
jubllsnt feeling. The apprehension ex-
lists that since the grand combine has
taken place, and prices pu! up, she may
yet be obliged to find substitute in arLi-
fcally made fuel gas or else 20 back, as
some of our Wheeling manufacturers have
been obliged to do, to coal. Itscems from
yesterdays Pittsburgh psperu that prices
for natural gas have, been advanced to
such a length in one OF the suburbs that
the people threaten to return to coal. We
quote from the D&patch as follows:
Many OF the consumers OF natural gas
in LawrsnCeville are emphstlCally protest.
ing against what they term an outrageous
increase in tho gas rates by the Philadel-
phia Company. Prices IN some cases
have been increased from $37 to S45, or
S45 to S65 per snnum. One citizen says
that his contract for this year has just
been doubled. He refused to renew it,
saying no could and would keep himself
in coal at the old rate.
Itis also reported that the new contracts
Of the Philadelphia Company state in
their conditions that tho new contract can
be Cancelled by tho company giving ten
days notice. Many OF the present con-
sumers OF the gas threaten TO return 10
coal II no concessions can be secured.
It seems fortunate in view Of what Is
now taking place in regard to natural gas
that 60 much progress was made just be-
fore Ito introductioninthed direction Of find
ing greatly chespened fuel, as compared
with coal, in the shape Of artificial gas.
A late Issue OF the Manyacturers' Record,
published at Baltimore, gives the facts re-
garding the success OF tho manufactured
fuel at the Diston Baw-works in Philsdel.
phia, and says:-"It Is now demonstrated
that this gas can ba made so CheRply as to
greatly reduce the cost OF fuel, and it's in
PRODUCTION into the South will counter
balance the only advantage which Pitts.
burghh and that section has possessed
over the South, by having natural gas.
Already Decatur has taken the lead and
contracted for q $500, GOO plant to furnish
this fuel gas to manufacturer ct q coat not
to exceed the equal Of coal at 81 to 81 so
per ton, as we'll as to make gas for illumi-
mating purposes. A glass manufacturer in
Baltimore, who contemplAtes using this
gas as fuel, has been offered guarantee,
with abundant security, Of saving Of 33l
per cent compared With the cost OF coal,
provided he would give the gusrantor
all that was saved over that amount. This
gas can be made by individual establish.
ments for their own use, as we'll az by
special plants designed to furnish 1t to
other manufacturers for fuel, and also to
make OF the same time Illuminating gas. )"
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j. t. STONE, Agent,
ia27.xwLP Wheeling, W. Va.
FOR SALE.

No 2224 ChaplInc street: ground 3S feet front.
Ground Fronting 266 feet on Tweuty.third street
and fronting l76 Ieet on McColloch street, can be
bought Tor $500.
10 Acres Land on hill cast from Twenty.ninth
street and EOf, distant ono mile and 4 quarter; q
good frame house, good cellar and well, and
splendid orchard Of apples. plumB, pears and
ounces, Suitable for market gardening. Rents
for 500 per annum. Can be bought II contract IL
closed within 30 day from date at $1,000. Termt
81 200 cash, balance In four equal annual pay.
mentL with interest payable annually.
No 50 Fourteenth street, s rooms, stable and
WHsh.room, ground 80 feet front.
No. 1873 and 100 Egh tceDth street, Double Brick
ground q half lot; price, $3.50,
No. H2b Market street, q large desirable resi-
dence. Ground full lot, fronting CO feet on Mar
ket street, Price 5000.
Building or manufacturing site north side Of
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, SIC 80 =
front foot.
Lot south OF House No. 2So2 Eofl street, $780,
Ground Is feet front east OF house No. "a Viz
giniA street, $3.50
No, $50 Twelfth street, ground full lot
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DR.. Us. Combs, OwensVille, Ohio, says:
81 have given SCOTS Emulsion Of God
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites to toul
patients with better results than seemed
possible with any remedy. All were
hereditary cases Of Lung disease, and sd'
yanCed to that stage when Coughs, pain
in the chest, frequent breathing, frequent
pulse, fever spd EmaCiation. All these
cases have increased in weight from IL ID
rs pounds. and are not now needing any
medicine"
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COsTELLO-On Thursday, January %. 1883. Of 2:4S
O'Clock 4. H., MIS-. MARY COSTELLO aBed "
Yeas.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
No. 200 Main street, on Saturday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock, Requiem mass at 81. Joseph'S
Cathedral at O'Clock. Friends Of the family
Invited. Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
GIBsoN-on wednesday. January Is. 1883, at HAS
AN, WILLIAM. GIBSON aged " years.
Funertl services at St. Jacobs German Evan,
Lutheran church. No. l4ll Chapline street,
this (Frlday) afternoon .! 2 O'Clock. Friends
Of the family arc invited to attend. InteEment
at Peninsula Cemetery.
HALEY--At Benwood, W. Va, on ThursdSy even.
ing, January &C. 1888, at o'clock, JOHN HALEY,
gged s. yeRrB.
R,nnral t,nllnn tn.nnrrnM.
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cArnoLIo cuURon CHANGES.
A Number Of ImpOEtnnt Transfers Anon
the American PTOlAtoS,

A Number of Important TFansfeES Among
the American PTslAteS.
BAITMoRE, MD, Jan. 26.-The special
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun at
Rome writes:
"a number ofimportant changes in con-
nsotion With tho goysrnmen! Of the Gath
ole Church in the United States are con.
tsmplsted. Though nothing has been
formulated yet, 1t ia sgreed upon in 60.
clesisstical ciEcleu that Archbishop VII.
lIams, Of Boston, will be made Cardinal
Al q Consistory in March. The vacant
aTchbishopric OF New Orleans 10 set down
generally TO Rev. P. L. Chsppeile, Of St
Matthew'S church, Washington, D. o.,
though few think Bishop Jsnssens, Of
Nstchez, may be the one promoted.
"BIshop Ireland, Of st. Paul, will be an
Archbishop much sooner than was ex-
uected. Before the end Of spring the Pope
will decree q division OF the archdiocese
OF Milwaukee, which has grown almost
too large for one prelRte TO govern, and
erect a division Of 1t into an archbish'
oprlc, at the head Of which Bishop Ire.
land will 20. As soon as the resignation
OF Bishop KeaRe, Of Richmond, which ia
now in the Vatican, is accepted to allow
him officially to assume his duties as rec
tor Of the proposed American University,
Rev, Dr.. 0'Connell, rector Of the Ameri.
can College, will bs made his sue
ceesor. Dr.. 0'Connell is at present secre-
tary at Rome for the American Bishops
| Il Is intended to relieve him Of the secre'
taryship and transfer its cares to Rev. Dr.
Fafslly, Of New York, who has taken mp
his quarters OF the American College.
The correspondent declares on the su'
thority OF member Of the Papal house
hold that the Pope will pay no attention
to tho Jealousy OF the German priesthood
lin America OF Iriah influence in thu
church; and that he will only recognize
American citizens on this side OF thu
. water,
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List OF writing machines taken in OK.
change for the New Caligraph. Will be
sold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose 4 90.
One No. . CsliGraph, price $50.
One No, . Calieraph, price $40.
One No. CSligrsph, price S3O...
One Hall new, price $50,
One Crsndsll new, price $50.
One CrandRll, price $50.
One No. 9 Remington, price $50.
One No. 9 Remington, price $40.
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HoUsEFURNIsH1NG HARDWARE,
CINDERELLA
Z
$1,000 REWARD!.
CRY or. WHEELING, ". Va. IL,

A reward OF 81, OOO,is offered for the Arai l.!
lodgment in the jail Of Ohio county OF any 0ass
more Of the persons engaged in the mufde'oa' :
sRult upon Police onicer Joseph Glenn, OIL 'ssag
oil Wheeling, on Sunday morning, JAnoAT =
1883. The above reward to be paid upon The =.
vIction and sentence Of any one or more 81"
persons 30 engaged.
In case more than one person shall claim @a
entitled, by reason Of being instrumental u :
bringing about such arrest or otherwise % W,
part Of said reward, or some interest therein, y
City Council Of Wheeling reserves the riShs pE ~.
eide without appeal on the validity Of susa @.
or claims. and also reserves the right to nhts'.I
apportIonment Rrong tho claimants oil The ~
reward as the Council shall deem tqui!Aos"-
out appeal from such Apportionment
By order Of the Council OF the City oil Whes'E
passed January II, 1883.
G. W. sEABRlGHL
i,Io Mavoy nj ihe City OF Theellli.
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MRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made nv La.
HaElett TO mo ~ trustee, dated June s. III !.
corded in the Office Of the ClG'k Of the ISs,.s y
Court Of OHIO county, West virginia, In Dad y
Trust Book No. q, page 2il will Se Al ihs SS,,s
door OF the Court House OF said county, on 1''''
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY OF FEBRUARY. la
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the iollovir,I n
SCrIbed property, that Is 10 say: The south SSS !:
lot number one hundred and thltty,lou,- m M \
fronting on the east side Of Market squAr0 IN 4.
Filth ward, In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio cc5,,,
West Virginia, with the Improvements thpssC!
building and outbNildlng
The lille is believed 70 DO good, but selIp, 4,
trustee will convey only the tits vested ii ~,
said deed OF tICSt.
TKRMs OF 5ALE-One-thlr cash, or a much NM.
as the purchaser may elect, on day Of nt X:
balance In TWO equal instalpenh III one ana II,
years The purchaser 10 give notes for defend NJ,
frents bearing six per cent; the utle will h Y.
tGiued until payment Is made IN InlL
W II. HAIIRR. AuctionCer. "
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Attention Republicans,
Callfor State Convention of Republican
Clubs to Form State League.


HAEIIssBURG, ". VA Jan. 7, 1888.
To he Republicans OF Wet WrOiRtd:
By authority vested In me as Vice President Of
the National Republican League for West Virginia,
hereby call Convention Of Clubs 10 DO held 1t
the Opera House, wheeling, on
FEBRUARY 10 & 10, 1883.
Tho purpose Of this meeting Ii for the orSAnizI'
ton Of state League to act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club is entitled to i've
delegates, aud 10 cast ono vote in the Convention
The members OF the Congressional and State
Committees AID the Chairman and Secretary Of
each County Committee are expected to attend.
All editors OF newspapers opposed TO consinu'
alton OF tho Democratic administration are cor
daily invited.
Reduced fares on railroads will DO given to those
attending the Convention.
D. Organize Clubs at once throughout the State
sHd appoint delegates.
GEORGE NJ. BOWERS,
VIco President National League for West VI.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 25.-The Rome
correspondent OF the Sun reports United
States Minister stallo ss saying: "Mr.
Blaine's visit to Rome cannot be without
embarrassment to him. Should he be
presented to the King Of Italy as the can
didate OF one Of the great parties in the
United States, he would not subsequently
be received by Pope Leo. On the other
hand, II he calls on the Pope first the
ussges OF tho Quirinal will not permit his
introduction afterwards to the King"
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A Linguist-"Pa, here's piece in the
paper about parasites. What is parasites,
pa2" Parasites, my boy? Why, para.
sites are tho people who live in Paris.
Think you ought to know that, and you
in the third readsrl"
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
wv On and after Monday, October 81, 1887,
run a follows:
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 800 q N, q m, Il 100 m, l;SO m, $50
p NJ $40 m, 100 p m, 300 p m.
Arrive at Wheeling Park;
500 N, 7:SS m, g:SS m, 1l:SS 4 m, 2:OS m,
$40 N, 900 p N, 7:So m, 9:SSpm.
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:l0 m, 7:t6 m, 1000 m, 1880 N, 2:So D m,
$40 N, GAO p N, 500 p m, 1880 p m.
Arrive at Wheeling:
6:t5a m. SAD 4 N, io:GS Z N, I:OS p m, sos m,
1855 p N, 6;tS m, s:So N, 1890 p n.
sUNDAY5-LeAve tho city at 500 N, and run
every hour until 300 p m, Leave wheeling Pnff
Of 300 N, and run eVery hour until 10 D N, az
cept the church train, which will leave the Pafk
Gt9:tS N, and city at las p m.
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ELLH'R
CATARR
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

4 RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-on and after Nov. 20, lss7--ExPLk-
NATION OF RKvmKHoI M BKB. SDRily. tSundGy
cepted, lsundSy only aster standard time;
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The Sales of Cashmere Bouquet
exceeded in amount the importations Of all
toilet soaps, as shown by the U. 8. 1886
Treasury report.
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BellAIre d ZAnesVtlle Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire ct $50 q, NJ arrives ct BelRiIe at D. m
WoodEheld Passenger leaves BellAire At k:A D.
NJ, arrives At BellAire at $40 q. N.
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellGire Ht
100 D, m, arrives At BAllAiFN At l0:l6 L. m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FITSt-An Fits stopped irOO by Dr. KllnsG erOat
Nerve ReAtoror, No Fib after aut days use. Mar.
velouS Curos Treatise and g % trial bottle treo 70
Fit cSeS Send 70 Dr. Kline, OS1 Arch st., Pha. Pa,
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M. II. FAN ER. AucLIonce
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust made BY t;eo,,
Hubbard and Emma H Hubbard, his wife d y
a. trustee, dated December 4, 1858, recorded Ia d,
Office Of the CLERK Of the County Courl d on
county, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust B0oE IA
20, PAGE AZ, ! will sell At tho north door ii ~
Court House OF said county, on