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General Sherman, in his paper in the
February Century on the "Grand Strategy
Of the War;" says Of Lincoln: "He never
professed any knowledge Of tho laws and
science OF war, yet in his joyous moments
he would relate his large experience as
soldier in the Black Hawk war OF 1882,
and IS an officer In the Mormon war at
Nauvoo, in 1864, Nevertheless, during
the progress Of the civil war he evlnced
quick comprehension OF the principles Of
the art though never using military
phrsssolo2y. Thus his letter Of April 10,
1862, to General Mcclellan, then besieg.
ing Yorktown, exhibits q precise knowl-
edge Of the strength and purpose Of each
OF the many armies in the field, and Of
the Importance OF 'concentric action In
his letter Of June 5, 1868, TO General
Hooker, he wrote:
"In one word, I would not take any risk OF being
entangled upon the river lRappahAnnockl, like an
OK Jumped halfway over u ience, and liable TO be
torn by dogs front and rear, without fair chance
10 gore one way, or 10 kick the other.
again, June 10, 1868. writing to Gen.
Hooker:
"Ii left to mo, would not 20 south Of the Kappa.
hammock upon Lees moving north OF It. II you
had Richmond invested to-day, you would not be
able to take II In twenty days MeAnwhie your
communications, and with them your army, would
be ruined. think Lees army and not Richmond
IL your objective point. II he comes toward the
Upper Potomac, follow him on his flank aud on the
inside track, shortening your lines while he
lCngthens his. II he stop, fret hin and frtt aim.
"This is pure science, though the lam
guage Is not technical.
at Is related by General Grant in his
memoirs that when he was explaining
how he proposed to use several scattered
armies 80 as to accomplish the best results,
referring to the forces in western Virginia,
ssyipg that he had ordered sigel TO move
up the Valley OF Virginia from Winches.
ter, make junction with Crook and Averell
from Kanawha, and go towards saltville
or Lynchburg-Mr. Lincoln ssid, %, yes !
| see that. AS we say out West, II a man
can't skin, he must hold q leg while some
body elae does
"Iu his personal interview with General
Grant about March s, 1854, Mr.. Lincoln
reCouuted truly and manlully that
he had never proiessed to be military man, or 10
know how campaigns should be conducted, and
never wanted 70 interfere with them; but the pro.
crRstInation Of commanders, and the pressure from
the people at tho North and Congress, Which tpdI
GIpGy, pnh hin, forced him TO Issuing his series
Of military orders, one, two, three, etc. He did not
know but all were wrong, aud did know that some
were. All he wanted or ever had wanted was some
one who would take the eEponAbllity aud act, and
call on him for all the assistance needed, pledging
himself 10 use all the power OF the Government In
rendering Euch assistance.
"At last he had found that man."
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"At last he had found that man. u


A. Dauber is the name Of portrait
painter in Brooklyn.
The Riverside, Wheeling, is the largest
nail mill in the world.
Recent returns give the population Of
the Russian empire as los, Isl, 2S5.
California wines to the amount Of $780,
900 were sold in Chicago last year.
Pinesupports or pillars have been found
stronger than oak ones, when tested In
large samples.
A stock company with capital Of $50, 600
has been organized at Dayton, Tenn, to
develops gold mlnes near that town.
Ssmi.ofIicial investigation reduces the
number OF known victims OF the Dakota
blizzard from "about 1000" to about 100
There is a. young lady in a girls school
in Georgia VINO goes by the nickname OF
Postscript" Her real name is Adeline
Moore.
The tl1aket's consideration for his bet
ter hall: "All the world 10 queer, except
ing thee and me; and thee Is o little
queer"
Helena, NJ. T., claims to have the rich
est men in the West. A list Is published
Of capitalists who can draw checks ag.
Sregating over SIS. 100000.
In Philadelphia several hundred cigar.
makers have Quit work because the firm
refused to continue the practice Of giving
each workman three cigars day.
Huntsville, Ala, has exempted from
city taxation for ten years all manufacture
ipS enterprises employing over 5000
capital that may be located in that city.
A Midland (Mich) farmer warnH his
friends not to feed popcorn to their fowls,
He tried 1t on q dozen hne pullets, and
at popped in their crop and busted EN-"
On railroad train ut Albany, Ga, col.
orsd woman with pet pig in her arms, in
place Of the little dog co much affected by
her more fashionable sisters, attracted
much attention.
A Bridgeport, Conn.,, company Is manu-
featuring q machine by which button
holes which have heretofore been made
by hand, eau now be made on the ordi-
nary sewing machine.
The report Of the Rev. Dr.. 0'Reilly, Of
Detroit, Mich, Treasurer OF the Irish Ma
uonal LeSgus OF America, shows that
since the Chicago Convention, q year and
8 half ago, he has transmitted to Ireland
$lO6,7S5 O5.
A little tour.yeaT.old, upon seeing q lady
who, having fever, was obliged to have
her hair shinglsd like mans, dlgtin.
Cuished the lady from her husband by
saving, "the Mr.. Huntley that wears
dresses and tho M. Auntley that wear
pants"
An eloquent and popular clergyman o!
Troy, N. Y, short time ago preached
with great iervor one Sunday evening 9
sermon from the text, "Let Us launch into
the Deep" He and his audience were
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all who are bald, all who are becoming
bald, all who do not want To be bald, all
who are troubled with dAndruff, or itching
Of the scalp. should use Benton's Hair
Grower. Eighty per cent Of those using
It have grown hair. It never fails to stop
the hair from falling. Through sickness
and teyera the hair sometimes falls of in q
short time, and although the person may
have remained bald for years, If you use
Benton's Hair Grower according TO direc-
tons you are sure Of q growth Of hair. In
hundreds OF cases We have produced q
good growth OF hair on those who have
been bald and glazed for yesrs. We have
fully substRntiated the following facts:
We grow hair IN 80 cases GU. Of 100; no matter
how long bald.
lead, or vegetable or mineral poiBons.
Its specific for falling hair, dandruff and Itch
The Hair Grower d hair food, and It's com.
position Is almost exactly like the oil which
supplies the hair with IA vitality.
Sold By druggists or sent on receipt Of price, 100.
BENTON HAIR GROWER Co.,
D&w Cleveland, o.
The people Of the Territory Of Dakota
haliAva In n fntnYa Skaka
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The western Fever RoaOtlpE.

Aorpnnt0,pn Post.
The terrible suffering and privationt
that have been already experienced IN
the West this winter have had tendency
to call q halt on immigration to thst coun'
try. West VirginiRng, and others who
have gone there from the Middle and
Southern States, write doletul accounts Of
the situation In many parts OF the West. =,
Every day brings to the Poa by mail
papers containing stories Of hardships,
privstion and death. The latest We note
Is letter from a former FRyette county,
Pa, man published in the Connellsvtlle
Courier Of last week (extracts from which
are printed in another column. The
Courier says ct 1t:
The letter does not speak so aattsringly
OF that country as we are accustomed to
expect. We are also in receipt Of q private
letter from former resident now living in
Kansas, in which he declares himself to
have been woefuliy deceived in the conn
try and itH resources; that many OF the
farmers in his vicinity are in actual want;
and that at best the living wrestled from
the soil don't compare with that which re-
wards labor here in old FGyetts.
"Thess warning notes will perhaps cool
the ardor Of some OF our people, who, i'm.
bued with the idea that the Boundless
West Is also land Of boundloes wealth
waiting to be picked up, yearly sell their
comfortable homes here 10 live In duR-outB
and face the Chills and fsvers, the billiards.
and drouths, the misery and want OF the
Bombastic West. 80
"The West is grest country, full OF
possibilities, but the possibilities are poa.
sibilities OF starvation as well as riches.
The Fayette county farmer who owns 8
good place and q comfortable home should
study long and weigh carefully his situa-
ton here before he leaves it for something
that may prove immsasurably worse."
True IS gospel, and now Ia the time for
West Virginians to try and reap the ban
eft OF immigration. Individual effort is
good enough in its way, but few public
spirited men, sided by liberal spirited
prees, cannot do all the work. Need q
broader hint be givenP
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DDeparture OF trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In eject November 20, lSS7-RaStern time;
Express for Chicago aud the Northwest, $50 q,
M, $40 M 1000 p. m. daily and n;ib pm. daily,
ExprssS Tor Cincinnati and 81. Louis, $3.50 q. N.
daily, II lis p. m. daily except Saturday.
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 2ASA. M,
For COLUMBUS, 9:5OG m. daily, and ll:lb p. m.
daily except Saturday, and 2:26 p. IN. daily except
Express for Washington, D. O., Baltimore, Phi!s.
deIPhlG and New York, S:AoS. m and 6;45 p m.
For PltGburgh and washington, Pa, 500 a, m.
and p. m. daily; Express, $40 q, m, 1916 p. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train Tor
Warrington. Pa $40 p. n. daily exOGp! Sunday.
For MoundSyille, 1900 noon, dSily except sun
For GrSiton, 3:I5p. NJ, daily ezccp. Sunday.
For Cumberland, 500 m, daily except Sunday.
For H. CiRlHVille, $50 g. M, p. m. and $40
D. N daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, $40 and $50
a. M and 6:4b p. m. daily, and 900 a. m. daily e1'
cept Monday.
matt. $50 q. m. and 6:45 ,. m, daily.
ExpFcSl trRInB aITIVo from Philadelphia, RRlt.
more and Washington, D. o., 1880 a. m. and lo;S
TiaIps arrive from Columbus, $50 =. N. daily,
and 6:46 p m. daily, and 1925 4. m. daily except
Trains arrive from PItsburgh, $40 daily, aud
i 10 Z. m daily except Saturday. aud a:IO q. q.
TtaInS arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 a, M,
daily except sunday.
TfalnS arrive from Grafton, O:25 4 M, daily CT.
Trains arrive from Cumberland $50 p. m, daily
Trims arrive from 81 ClalBville, s:lO q. m. and
l:l6 and 6:t5 p. M, daily except Sunday.
BaRgaRe called for and checked AZ hotels and
residences on orden left at ticket once, 100 hRJ
= '''''' q <. LORD, Gen. PAg. Agent
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dhe QttelIiqs1eer.


HI Nd<tnGl IN Wat Virginia. School Journal.
From the Greek: BAnlihment OF AlcibIAdeal
In the hour OF bitterness and ruin,
When there was no hope for me, nor Light
When the realms Of morning and Of promise
flank with me IN shades Of endless night;
Then there was no hand 70 me extended,
None 10 lead me In the dark and gloom,
BOT 4 whisper came ACrulS the silence
OF that wasted wilderness Of doom.
All the world with curses heaped on curses,
Sought to bear me down on every side,
And o'erihroW tho themes that had builded
In the hours Of promise and OF PRIDE
There was nothing LETT Tor me but pAtlo
For existence 'gainst the storms oil Voc.
Beating over me In ruthless torrents
Down RthWArt the nightwatch lightning slow.
There was only one Of all that knew me,
when the Wild winds came 70 oyeEpoWer,
Only one who did not hate and curse me,
Only one heart true In that dark hour.
Thou alone, TheAno, dldSt not fRlter
In that trust which thou hadst promised uei
Thou vast irue when truth itself was treason
And would bring ib ruin over thee,
When they came 10 thee and babe thee hate me,
Babe thee Ahun me, cufbe me, and despse,
Babe thee Join with them and seal my ruin,
Crush me that never more could risei
Thou made answer that though tongues Of venom
EveEmore agRinSt me should Teheare,
Thou would sill be true. and would forever
Turn 70 me 10 bless and not TO curse
They had come 10 thee 10 turn thee from me,
For they knew never could be crushed
While thou loved me i could not be ruined
TIL Thy whispered words 70 me were hutheu.
Well they new that while thy heart was beating
True 70 me, for thy FAKE would rite,
Though thousand times they oVeTpoNeTed
With revenge and bate that never dies.
Thou, Theano, dear 10 me as heIYeul
WhRtin heaven that II could be more dear
What 10 me were earth and heaven without theel
They without thee were 4 desert dreArl
Thou hast claimed the tumult Of my passions,
Dashed from me the cup OF bitter bAne;
Thou hast laid thy hand upon my forehead,
Soothing with thy touch the feV0r'pain.
They may bear me down by brutal power;
They may heap upon me Iron fate;
But III rise again above the pillows,
And NJ last will triumph over hate.
/ will burst the mAnAcleS RSunder;
/ will walk In iieedOm once again;
! will be victorious over tyrAnts,
/ will hush the veuoned tongues Of men.
Though the wrong awhile may hold dominion
And OppresS and trAmple DER the just,
There wild dawn day Of revolution
Which shall trAil the tyrRnIS In the dust.
Thou, Theano wait with me the dGWning
OF that day which breaks from out the night;
Live, and trust the promise that Is given:
Peace Will come on wings OF morning light
Then that faith OF thine which never faltered
Unto thee shall be victor crown:
will lead thee in that hour OF triumph
When thy foes and mine are trAmped down.
In that morn Of rapture III remember
How thou said: Though VenOmed tongues re-
heaIse
Dark anRthemaS upon thee ever
will turn 10 thee to bless and not to curse"
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THE breath Of chronic catarrh patient
10 often 80 Offensive that he cannot 90 into
society and he becomes an object Of dis
gust. After q time liberation sets in, the
spongy bones are attacked, and frequent.
", entirely destroyed. A constant source
Of discomfort 10 the dripping OF the puru-
lent secretions into the throat, sometimes
producing inveterate bronchitis, which in
its turn has been the exciting cause Of
pulmonary disease. The brilliant results
which have attended it's use for years past
properly designate Eiy'a Cream Balm az
by far the best, il not the only real cure
for hay fever, rose cold and catarrh.
MwFaw
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greatly surprised and amused when the
choir, evidently approaching the fitness
Of things, sang as q closing piece after the
sermon, hPull for the Shore"
The young son OLA. K. Ballew, living
near Spring Place, Co., loosenea 3 Large
log that was lying on the mountain aide
and started to run ahead Of 1t TO see Il he
could not bsat 1t in race down hill. The
log gained velocity at every turn and soon
overlook tho boy, crushing him to death.
Anthony Chabot, of Oakland, Cal, who
endowed many charities, declined to eS-
tablish home for INDECENT old men upon
the ground that man generally owed his
Indulgence to lazlnsOB or bad habits. he
generously enriched charities for women
and children, however. On the other
hand, Nine. BuucicAult, Partisan phtlan'
thropist, left home for old men, giving
as q reSson that old men are the most
helpless OF creatures, while old women
manage to get along somehow.
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Your stomach OF course. Why? Be-
cause II 1t is out Of order You are one Of
the most miserable crssture5 living. Give
It a fair, honorable chance and see il 1t Is
not the best friend you have in the end.
Don't smoke in the morning. Don't drink
IN tho morning. II you must smoke and
drink wait until your stomach Is through
with breakfast. You can drink more and
smoke more In the evening and 1t will tell
on you less. II your food ierments and
does not digest right-if you are troubled
with Heartburn, Dizziness Of the head,
coming up OF the food after eating, Bilious.
ness, Indigeetion, or any other trouble Of
the stomach, you had best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use 1t
without immediate relief.
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Read the following: Mr.. o. q. Morris,
Newark, Ark, Gays: "Wes down with
Abscess Of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an Incurable Con-
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee the
work Of my farm. It is the finest medi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had 1t not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
Of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best Of health" Try 1t.
Sample bottles free ct Logan & Co.'s
Drug Store.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Price RreenIeat Aid for Students.

A recent bequcSt enables Harvard University to
offer additional aid to the amount OF $500 .
yearoi deserving candidates for tho degree Of Bach
elor OF Arts This aid will be distributed in sums
of $50 to $3.50 a year, and will be awarded mot
paid in advance to students or graduates OF other
colleges, or to candidates for the Freshman class.
Students or gradua!eso Of other colleges can be ad
mitted TO advanced standing without passing ex-
aminatIons. Other candidates for admission must
pass the entrance examinations in June or Sep
TENDER. Blank forms Of application for admission
and for aid, and pamphlets giving full details re-
garding any department Of the Unive nifty (Arts,
Science, Divinity, Law, Medicine, Dsnta Medicine,
Veterinary Medicine, or Agricultural may be OBJ
tanned by applying TO FRANK BoILEs Secretary OF
Harvard University, 8, UnivenIsy Hall, Cambridge.
fC6NW4F
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The people Of the Territory Of Dakota
believe in future State.
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QUO COUNTY FARM FOR sALB-
a,aa,ed about II miles from Wheeling and 2
mile southeast oil West Liberty containing 10y Acres
m0T.4 and other outbuildingH, This Is one Of the
nj yElnabe farms In the county and will DO sold
cScsn nd on reasonable terms, For further inior'
MAUI ar HIRAM YOUNG,
gSs iES Real Btsto Agent. Wheeling. W. We.
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NOR sALE-OHlO COUNTY FARM.
The property known as the Crawford Farm
i.I,, hStweCn GIeuu's Run and Short Greek, In
RIsSlsld District, about four miles from Whee
tn .,r StAbIe corn crib &c all IN good repair
Tbs and il excellent. (limeItone) well watered
~ ,mbeFed, and underlRid with coal. Terms,
saw Also i0r lale, Cottage with acres OF land,
adjoining tho farm. A good home iot small
hatIy' Apply TO CT. RAwuNG.
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SYMPTOMS.

Symptoms.-Neurnlgia Is defined to be
a nerve disease, the chief symptom Of
which is1 very acute pain, inteFmitting,
which follows the course OF the nerve
branch affected, and which seems there.
fore 10 be seated in the nerve. The
general symptoms IRE: Soreness along
The nerve; pains alternating between
on ache and acute pain, Arising from
q dlSordered stomach, It Is often at
tandel nv vomiting
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CIuoAso. Feb. lG.-The Droper'S Journal reports:
CGttlc-Receipts 10000 head: shipments 6000 head
market steady; fancy s. 26a5 6OEhipping steers
% 00a5 00; Etockers and feeders e 25G3 rs; COWS,
HOgs-Receipts 2, 600 head; shipment. 600 head
market steady and closed weak; heavy IS G9A5 70;
light 81 90a5 80: sklpS 50 20ai 80. Hheep-ReceiptS
changed: poor 70 good natives 81 OOa5 90; western
S OOa6 30; TexAnSs3 Ooa4 50; lambs IS 00GG 90.
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 16.-Hou weak; common
and Light 81 00a5 Is; packing and butchers S. 16A
IS GO; receipts 2, $50 head: shipments ! 400 head.
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The stronghold 1.-THE bulldogs.


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xINANCR AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YolK Feb. l6-Ioney onoAll easy at l1<a2k
per cent, last loan alta per cent, offered at Prime
Mercantile papeE sss PEI cent Startling ezehsnSe
dull but hrm at 81 Si1tai SIX. Sales OF stocks
1911 ,SSl shares.
The stock market to-day showed 3 marked i'm.
pFoyement over that Of the previous two days, both
a. 10 the amount OF business done and the tone Of
the market and commission houses express more
hopeful feeling The market opened fair and with
more animation than has been seen for Some days
the sales OF the iOreuoon edng those OF either
OF the two preceding whole days and prices Rd-
Yauced steadily, but without any special feature.
except Richmond & West Point preferred, until the
afternoon, when dullntS again appeared with the
advance halted.
bear aud the list moved or the market hnRlly clos
ing dull and heavy At fractions under the best
prices The closing figures are irregular, aud gen.
eAIly higher, but with the exception Of Richmond
4 West Point preferred. which advanced IL per
cent final changes are for fractional amounts only
Railroad bonds more active: sales u, 06s,0 900.
Government and State bonds dull and heavy.
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The BEST Family Medicine.

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EEw YoRK, Feb. 16.-AsIde from very steady
demaud at jobbIng hands, there WIS no change 70
10 remarked with hrst hands. Cotton goods Of all
descriptions were In nominal stock and prices very
1fm. Noolen goods were In better request through
az ,nIanIO ~ 6rdnFa
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CHARACTERISTICS.

Subtitle Patl,-Neuralgic affections are
perhaps the most pronounced In the
enormous list Of aches and pains. Moth.
ing Is so subtle in Its approach; nothing
so fragrant, acute and distressing, and
certainly nothing, all the world admits,
yet discovered, so completely subdues
It's ravagcs and 50 permanently con-
uuerS its pangs Us that above mentioned,
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NEURALGIA.

It possible to observe the
misery Of the world In some concrete
form, nothing ever conceived would
surpass is horrors. Every one OF the
thread.liSe nerves have each a latent
power to cause e1Cruciating pain, the
limit OF which Is simply the limit Of
human endurance. Think Of the tooth.
ache, with a single little nerve at work
TO drive one crazy; think Of NEuEALGIA,
with u few OF these hbrous tornentS
oil pulSing painfully OF once, and then
reflect that at the same moment thou
sands, tens Of thousands, perhaps mil.
t;op1 AFRO snlTnFinU allie