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ohtoaoo Homo MarAd C1uO.
During the recent session Of the Eng,
lish Labor Convention it was asserted
without contradiction that England has
100000 workmen out Of employment
and numerous mills and workshops
closed or working on short time. It was
further asserted that relief from this I'M
fortunate condition could be secured in
but one Of two ways: First, assisted
emigration; second, reduction OF the
United States tariff, so MS to secure free
admission OF British Manufacturers
privilege refused by Englands own
colonies.
"Neither OF the alternatives here pre-
sented arc likely to find many sympath'
izers among American workmen who
are now called upon to decide between
the English policy OF Free Trade and
the low wages it entails, and that policy
OF fostering home industries by which
our country has attained her present
enviable prominence among the nations
OF the earth"
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The modes Of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die from diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs than any other.
It is probable that everyone, without ex-
ception, receives vast numbers Of Tu-
bercle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into lilo and develop, at first slowly
and is shown by slight tickling sensa.
ton in the throst and il allowed to con.
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and 10
the head, causing Catarrh. Now all this
is dangerous and il allowed to proceed
will in time cause death. At the onset
you must act with promptneSs; allowing
a cold to 60 without attention 10 danger
GUS and may lose You your life. As soor
rs you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostriis, OBJ
tain a bottle OF Boschee's German
Syrup. 1t will give you immediate rc'
lief. D4w
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Saturday Thomas Kelly and Harry B.
Christie, the two men convicted at the
last term OF tho Circuit Court OF the
murder OF Officer Joe Glenn last Jan.
uary, while they were trying to break
into tho residence Of John G. Hoffman
sr., were brought into court, and Judge
Jacob overruled their motion for new
trial and sentenced them to imprison,
ment for life in the State penitentiary al
Moundsville. The execution OF the SEN
tence was suspended until September 10
however, 10 enable the prisoners coun'
sci to take an appeal to tho Supreme
Court Of Appeals. ... .... .E.
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The millers complain Of the scarcity o
old wheat.
The storm made business for seweI
pipe, bridge and gas pipe works.
A great many wire nails are beint
used in this vicinity, most OF them com
ing from Beaver Falls, Pa. .
W.. j. McClain, tho Bellaire contractor
will have an exhibit Of stone OF all kindt
at the Columbus Centennial.
There is an immense quantity Of chinc
clay from Delaware taken through Bell
aire for the potteries OF East Liverpool
Ohio.
r. Ault & Son, Bellairc, are receiving
Milwaukee wheat. Stewart & Ward
Bellaire, continue to run their mill to It's
fullest capacity.
The West Virginia China Company
would have burned ware to-day had it
not boon for the flood. Now it will have
to wait till the gas fuel is restored.
The imports ofglass at the port Of New
York for tho year ending July were:
Plate glass, col packages, valued at S26,.
267; window glass, l2,307 packages, val
ued at slS,064.
Smiley johnson and W. II. TAR have
madc proposition to tho citizens OF
Brilliant, by which they subscribe$l, 900
and furnish land for sinking gas well,
the citizens to subscribe the remainder.
The Lantern Globe Company, Rodefer
Bros, Etna Glass Company, Belmont
Glass Company, the window glass
houses, Stamping Company, Fruit Jar
Company and tlour mills at Bellairo all
are shipping goods yet.
1t is understood that Beatty Bros,
who are TO build four tifteen.pot fur
nacea at Tttin, get bonus Of $50, 900, or
the town will build the furnaces. These
are the kind OF propositions that arc not
be found every day, and lew men can al
ford to refuse them.
Most OF the Ohio Valley manufacturers
will make exhibits at the Columbus
Centennial Exposition this fall, and thus
will attention be directed this way.
From no other section Of the State will
the glass product compare with that IRON
the Ohio valley at the Exposition.
The contract for the erection Of the
Toronto, o., white ware pottery has been
awarded to Robert Hall, OF East Liver.
pool, and Jacobs Bros, OF Wheeling
the former to do all work except the
brick work, which is to be done by the
latter firm. The total amount Of the con.
tract is $l0,5GS SO. The bid Of the Jacobs
Bros for the brick work alone is S,4OOD
A certificate OF incorporation has been
issued to a company to be known as
Walkup Bros. & Company, organized to
carry on a general mercantile business
at Falling Spring, Greenbrier county
Three thousand, two hunred and five
dollars has been subscribed and paid in
on the capital stock, with the privilege
OF increasing to $1,000. The stock is in
shares OF S, held as follows: W. A.
Brown, 10 shares; J. J. Walkup, g.
shares; S. W. Walkup, 55 shares; ]. @
Mccoy, A shares; James L. Walkup au'
thorizcd agent OF Falling Springs Grange
No. 81, 66 shares; J. N. B. Wakup, SC
shares; John Pickering, 0 shares; johr
Is. McMillion, administrator OF B. W
McMillion's estate, 20 shares Mamie
McIIillion, 10 shares; Samuel A. With
row, 20 shares; William D. Ayers, p
shares; John A. Mcclure, u shares; }
L. Loudermilk, 10 shares, and Ella Kin
caid, 2g shares. All tho stockholder'
are residents OF Greenbrier county.
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Mr.. W. Fl. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, Was taken with a severe Gold,
attended with n distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-called popular
cough remedies and steadily grow worse.
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep. Fl
nally tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and found immediate
relief, and after using about half dozen
bottles found himself well and has had
no return OF the disease. No other rom.
edy can show so grand a record OF cures
as DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, guaranteed to do just what il
claimed Tor it. Trial bottle free at 1o'
gan & Cos drug store. 4
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SATURDAY EVENINGS PRIMARIES.
The Delegates Chosen by tho Ohio County
Democrats.

The Delegates Chosen by the Ohio Count
Democrats.
The Democrats OF Ohio county helt
their primaries Saturday evening Il
choose delegates to the CONCESSIONS
and State Conventions, Senatorial aut
Judicial conferees. 1t is understood tina
the result is favorable to the nomination
Tof Henry G. Davis for Governor. Thert
was no contest for the Congressional
plum. Philo Kimberly, one Of the del
egates, aYoWed his purpose 10 support
Col. D. D. johnson for Congress. In
Washington and Clay districts Attorney
General Caldwell was endorsed for re-
nomination in a set OF highly compli-
mentary resolutions. Tho delegates
chosen are as follows:
Washington district: State Conven-
tion-Alfred Caldwell, NJ. Edwards, NJ.
Stein, F. D. Frederick and Lawrence
Heller.
Congressional Convention: Edward
Hamm, John Bachelor, Or. Geo. I. Gar
rison, o. Blum, A. O. Harrell, P. Fox,
Ralph Ankle.
Senatorial Conferee-Ralph Arkle.
Judicial Conferee-F.J ]. Park.
Madison: State Conventional. D.
Sommerville, DR.. E. 9. Meyers, Jas. B.
fancy, A. A. Franzleim, Peter Welty.
Congressional Convention i. A.
Woods, Us. Naylor, Jos Emsheimer,
August Mathews and Albert CoppS.
Senatorial Conferee-John NJ. En-
inert.
Judicial Conferee-Jas. P. Rogers.
CLAY: State Conrention-Dr. George
Baird, +. P. Jepson, W. B. Howell, M. J.
0'Kane, Robert Simpson.
Congressional Conventional, 7.
Wilde, F. P. Jepson, Pat scally, John O.
Pendleton, P. L. Kimberly.
Senatorial Conteree-J. Dallas Ewing.
Judicial Conferee Alfred Rheinstrom.
Union: State Conyention-Peter Far.
rell, T. NJ. Darrah, ]. W. Boring, Fred
Happy, Alex UpdegraGf, A. Allen Brock.
Congressional Convention - John
Cochran, S. NJ. Darrah, James 7. Gray
Andrew Mckinley, George Hell, Robert
Ellingham.
Senatorial Conteree-J. A. Miller.
Judicial Oonferee-J. NJ. Doddridge.
Centre: State Convention--John But
terrified, H. 0. Ogden, James A. Filan,
Oscar Seeley.
Congressional Convention C. G..
Hannah, DR.. John A. Campbell, Mark
Mulkearn, Michael Bailey, Thomas +.
Thoner
Judicial conferec, ". B. Odbert.
Webster: State Convention-John Y.
Meighen, John Lane, Porter Smith, J.
O. Mcmahon, Frank Cruise, William NJ.
Handlan, Henry Shank. Alternates-
James Reagan and John Kemple.
Senatorial e onferee-Wiliiam II. Hand
Ian.
Judicial Conferee-John Lane.
Richie: State Convention NV. @.
Handlan, NJ. J. Owens, Herman BentE,
Prank Keller, P. Manion.
Congressional Convention-John Ear
mtg, Wm. Rose, Il. Frome, Andy Fisher,
NJ. Bole.
Senatorial Confereo-M. J. Finley.
Judicial Conieree-John Collins,
Tho ravaGes Of the food prevented
anything like vote in the country dis
tricts. Following are all the names re-
ceived:
Triadelphia district TO the State Con-
vention-Ran Stalnaker, J. J. Woods,
D. NJ. Thornburg, John Handlan.
Congressional. F. Jones, Mr.. Aber-
crombie, Mr., Higgs, W. NJ. Hutchinson,
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nrnnrnr, Favor me rarin.

JANAvILLE, Wis, July 22.-Grand
Master s. @. Carr, Of abe State Grange,
who has Just returned from a trip
through the State, reports large gains
for the Republican party among Wis
consin farmers. The tariff is being
thoroughly discussed, and the eonhlu'
Bions are strongly in favor Of the Repub.
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ARE you made miserable by Indiges.
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss oil
Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vita
lizer is positive cure:
Why will you cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, so cts. and 81.
A NASAL Injector free with each bottle
OF Shiloh's Oatarrh Remedy. Price 90
cents. Sold by W. E. Williams and @.
Menkemiiler. D4w-Eow
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EDUCATIONAL.
educational.
.LIBSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, W. VA.
-. ...,on nccln, MoEpAY, september

0,.yo,, session begins MONDAY, September
10 ~"
III. ?l Ia. an SaSap ga;SS and 81 e So2R!
II Gqi aims al o fn InS,TSSctSn. Classical
Ilfss I .ms,Sce. English, Latin, Greek Matte,
se ..sd tho sshse. EhIIGsGpSSt1b S9%ss
substitute ~ H.. classical course. English
loi ,ne ..TI..t.uei To give thorough training
f r. ,TS FggIl.i branches TO such US do not con-
!. : collegiate course
rpon III. cemrle,Iou Of any Of thS pFescT,G,SSG 6
oout,r. . student Is awarded diPIou" Oh '''
rn, wp,,sry Department is3 prominent lea,
ny H., ,rhnGl All students OF sufficient
NJ. ire ar required 10 enter the "LinSIJ Cade'
por catalogues, circulars and Particular adj
dfesI ,ouNu unEMFR.
,, Principal.
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DRINK Malto at soda fountain.


The Best sALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainss,
corns, and all skin eruptons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required: II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents pei
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
Etnra,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


EEw YOHE. July g.-MoncyOn call easy At y;
per cent. Prime mercantile paper IA6 per cent
Sterling exchange dull and steady ut 81 SOFA
ssM. Sales of stocks to-day were 4I,lOl shares,
Tho stock market to-day was dull, and though
there was firm tono during most of the session
tho 1nRl changes are for inBigniACAbt fractions.
Point opened ut ~, rose 70 "a, and closed at
7S1<. Wheeling & Lake Erie was another stock
prominent for It's unusual movement on dull
market, and opening at 6S5f, Il advanced TO BIZ
and closed ut s.. About II O'Clock tho list de-
were entirely insignificant, and the close was
barely steady St fractions lower than the opening
figures.
Railroad bonds wero dull: sales $4,000,
Government bonds were dull.
AtaLa hOn1a warA 1t1iI
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Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa, tells the tollowingremarE-
able story, the truth Of Thichis vouched
for by the residents OF the town: 81 am
70 years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lamencss for many
years could not dress myself without
help. Now l am free from all pain and
soreness and am able to do all my own
Homework. owe my thanks 10 Eleo-
tric Bitters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely Lids,
ease and pain" Try bottle, 600 and 81,
at Logan L Cos drug store.
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sH11oH's YITALIzER Is what Won need

sHr1oH's YITALIzER Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, DiEEi-
ness, and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
CEouP, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh'G
Cure.
THE Rev. George Il. Thayer, OF Bour.
bon, Ind, says: both myself and wiie
own our lives to shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by ", E. Williams and @
MenkemilleL nAv'SoV
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are often too i'll to labor, but they havn'i
time to take medicine and lay OF. Sim
mons Liver Regulator can be taken
without causing any loss OF time, and
the system will DO built up and invigo'
rated by it. Ithas no equal as prepar
atory medicine, and can be safely used
when a doctor cannot be called in. In
all common diseases it will, unassisted
by any other medicine, effect a speedy
cure. NWPdw
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0te 9mtelliQenter.
once Nos. 30 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
A CAMPAIGN DREAM.


Air: "Oh, susannAhl"
IhHd dream the other night
When everything was still.
saw Boss Grover struggling up
The Presidential hill.
The Solid South Wns on his brea1t,
The MugWumps In his ego.
he saw Ben Harrison In the West
And then began tocry:
CHORUS.
Oh, Bon Harrison, .
Help mo 10 some safe shore
And I'll 20 back 10 BufiAlo
And stay forever moro.
And In my dream next bOhOld,
The man from Indiana;
Above him waved the Stars and SHlPea,
Al his feet the red bandAna.
host Of freemen round him pressed
And waved thoir banners high,
While from the North, the East and WOst
NGs heard tho deaiOning cry
CHORUS.
Oh, ben Harrison,
Bravo, loyal, true and free.
Wen send you on 70 Washington,
Our President to DO.
mighty host OF soldiers rosO.
From bloody battle fields,
with Union. Freedom, Victory"
drAVed on th0ir giittertng Shf0idE.
They waved tho glorious Stars and Stripes
Above their ranks ofblue,
They crIOd: "ln war you stood by Us,
Inpeaco Wen stand By you"
CHORUS.
Oh, Bon Harrison,
Brave, loyal, tfu0 and FREQ.
Well send you on 70 KA1hlngton,
Our President to DO.
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NEW Yonk, July 2i.-Pctroleum opened hrIn
At SiISc and al eF a slight decline In the early
selling movement In the absence OF buying or
ders then caused decline on which tho market
closed weak at $3.50. Consolidated Exchange
opened at $40; highest SIG: lowest a2lSci
| closed az S3saic; sales l,O5S,0oO barrels o..
Oh. CRY, PA, July 2l.-oponed ot a!fc; high,
S2So barrels: CleArAnces 3l4 100 barrels; charter
$3.50 barrels; shipments 1900 barrels; rum
| 60.sj2 barrels.
PIrTsBuKGH, Pa, July 2l.-Pctroleum fairly
active; opened at Akc: closed at 1870: hiShss
A1Sc; lowest s3sic.
BRADFORD, Pa, July 2l:.Opsned a. atc;
clearanCes 10000 barrels
TIrusvILLE, Pa, July 2l.-0pened At SO; high
eat $50; lowest sS1144c; closed At $3.50,
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CMIcAeo, July 2i.-Cattle- Receipts 1000
head; shipment; 1000 head: market slow and
feeders So 0OaS 70: cows, bulls and mixed 81 GOa
5 50, Te1as cattle S. 75A4 Is. Hogs-Rseeipts
800 head: shipments 5000 head; market u
shade lower: mixed S s0a6 70: heavy s. ONl
& 40; light IS S5o6 Is; Gklps * 00a5 60. Sheep
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head:
market slow and 100 lower; natives 81 coal -;
western ah0rn So S5aI 90; Texans shorn S. OOa
%; lambs s. OOao25.
Fast Liberty, PA, July .i.-Cattle-RGceip pts
1 lis head: shipments $50 head; market nothing
doing, ali through conSignmenw. Hogs-Re.
ceIptG 1900 head: shipments 200 head market
active: Phlladelphlas s63Oa6 20; mixed y 900
635: Workers t6 2iA6 20; common 10 fair 81 %
as Is; pigs g. 5Oa5S IS. Receipts 800 head
shipments 100 head; market nothing doing;
prospects NRiavesable Tor next week.
CINCINNATI, O.. July 2i.-lloes scarce and
higher; common and light q Sja6 ID: packing
and butchers s. 90a6 Is; receipts IA head ship
ments none,
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Tragedian o'oonor wants protection.
The boys who go to see him perform,
yell and throw missiles at him. Let
him raise the tariff Of admission il he
wants protGCtion.
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WASHINGTON and LEE
UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.
hStatmtc Departments; Law. Engineering,
important changes In Academic Degrees. Apply
L0t catalogue jylS
Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
~ virtue Of a deed OF trust made by George
t,FH, 20 mt, A. trustee, dated June Il, 1883, re-.
,eofici IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
3oHft o. Ohio County. West Virginia, In Deed Of
nut SooE No, lS, PaSS ~, / will sell nj the
I"h' door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1855,
Evsfnntog n 10 O'Clock 4. M, the following real
use IN IfisdclphiA district, Ohio county, West
'l1ana, 90 the south fork OF Roney's Point run
NY "N lsS West Union AMI ROUey's Point turn.
IIe containing four acres, more or less, con.
htIti 10 said Try by william HelleubInC and
WMNg Y deed dated February &, 1883, recorded 10
~ hooE No. 4, page ia Also piece OF land
a,!viAihS thS above and containing two acres,
TG'olr 9t les conveyed 10 said Fry by Lewis
IIo"eil' y deed dated juno u, iSS8 recorded In
prl booG No. u, page .I3
hiue 70 above pieces believed to be perfect, but
, %.W"S rs rnhtcc viii convey only tho titles
'GS.ei ~ me by said deed Of trust.
!kAa % sLLA.-One- third and a. much more
~ ay purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
=, ~, we balance In two equal ins,AllmSntl
a. a. que and Two years with interest, for which
'ac purchaser shall execute his notes With good
NaIiiy' the legal title TO DO retained a. iurthel
on,ltty, or Al the purchasers option he may 80
>1'e we notes by deed Of trust on the properly
wu W. J, W. COWDES, Trustee.
": H4LLER, AuctIonCcr. iyll
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Mt, De CHANTAL
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Sisters OF tho Vlslhtlon.E

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Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edit
cation of young IadIos In all departments Ia
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Musical Department specially noted. Corps c.
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DRINK Malto.

During the parade OF the letter carriers
on the Fourth the vile OF one OF them
wept bitterly because her husband
wouldn't letter carrier baby in the pro-
cnsaion.
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EEw EoRk, July ?l-Thc market wal. quie
"A usual to half holiday Saturday, but for Thu
week the demand and business was considerable
hettOr than for the previous one.
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'For some time my liver had been out Of or:
der, aud / felt generally good for nothing.
was induced TO Try simmons Liver Regulator.
IL action was quick aud thorough and It I'm.
parted brisk and vigorous feeling. II Is an ex'
collGnt remedy. Il. HILASD, Monroe, Iowa.
BR NOT INPoSED rFoS
Examined 10 sec that you get tho genuine: Dis.
tlngulshed from all frauds and limitations b. our
red 2 Trade. Marx on front Of Wnppas, aud on
the side the seal aud signature Of J.. II. ZRlLlN d
Co. lY2MWRAN
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAIEs--ou and after MAY Is, lSSs1Ex'
PLANTATION OF REFERENCE MARKs. DAILY. tsnn'
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. SATURDAY
excepted SUNDAY only.-EiStern Standard
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To Farmers, Gardeners, Etc
FARMERS REPOSITORY.

HOGE & sRo., Ills Market St..
The leading dealers In all kinda OF the --latest
Agricultural 1mplemenIA
HcCormIcks new Steel Frame Blnde1. The
lIghtcst binders made. divers Chilled PloWi
| and new Hillside Plows. Hoosier Fertilizer
Grain DRILLS, Sulky Hay RAkes, and 4 full llnG
OF Corn Planters, Feed Cutters, Corn Shellers
ShoveiS Forks, ETC., etc., at lowest prices.
| ipD6-NWgtW
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BellaIre i ZAn0sVllle Through Passenger leaves
BellAire ut $40 H. M. arrives Of BellaIre az p IN
Woodstleld Passenger leaves BellaIEe a. 4:2Q 3.
m, arrives at BellAiIV Rt $40 a. M.
SummerfOld Accommodation lGaYeS BellaiIe
at 100 p. m. arrives al BallAira nj lO.Ih a. m.
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General Sheridan was quite carried
away with the Swatara. Swatarare piece
OF luck it will be il hegets well, and how
everybody will rejoice.
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Medical.
Dependency OF Melancholy

Commonly called tho "blueS,n generally pro-
ceeds from 4 sluggish liver. It either causes
Dyspepsia or follows II, and then operates both
a cause and eject.
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Tho banks now hold s2SCio,4oo in excess OF til
q per cent rule. 49,
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Stammering Cured.

System tasei upon natures laws. No SECRECY
No TRICKS System explained TO those inter
tStSd.
I@umoplslS from physicians, educators and
PATRONS, who have received benefit from the
method OF instruction. Address
MR. NJ, STEVENS IIART, Principal,
Washington School Of EIOCution and English
Language,
~ ". Street, y. W., Washington, D. G.
students boarded In family Of Principal,
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baltimore < OHIO RAILROAD

All lLhOhE q Univ haibnOAH-
Dpepartureof tralnSirun wheeling. schrdYe
In elect April ~; lSSs-EH Yer Time: sam.
Express LOT CnlctSG ana inc EottnWeAt' iu.EA
IN, $40 p m, $50 p IN duly, and ll:l5 m daily
except saturday. ,o.,,
Express Tor Clucinnad and IT. Louis lO:2 u m
daily, ll;lS m daily. .oo
CGIhbFldge accommodation, WV III, eSteft
Sunday.
For COLUMBUS, 1928 . IN DALI, and l:lh IN,
daily. and $40 T. IN daily except sunday.
Philadelphia aud New YORK, via Gniteh, L'd
IN and $50 p III, daily, vim Flttsburgh G:9O p. IN
daily
For Pittsburgh ana washington, Pa.' Duo m
daily; express, $40 u M daily, $50 p III, daily
except sunday. Additional way train for wHih'
ington, Pa, $50 In, daily except Sunday.
For PlttAbnrRh, washington, baltimore Rao
Philadelphia al e;9O p III daily:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-23

NEW YORK, July 2.-The weekly bank stat
ment shows the following changes: