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Two New Corporations.

Secretary Of State Walker has Issued d
certificate OF incorporation to the Ray.
mond Railway Company, which is to
construct road from q point on the
bank OF the Great Kanawha river,
short distance below the mouth OF Po'
catalico river, in Putnam county, thence
up said Pocatalico river by the most
practicable route to the town OF Spencer,
Rome county. The principal office Is to
be in Cincinnati, aud the charter Is to
be perpetual. The capital gtock is $SS,.
500, and is divided into shares Of 800
each. The shares are held by Otto Mar
met, A. NJ. Smith, w. II. Gould, II.
Imnenhart, r. Fischer and L. SChone.
baum, all Of Cincinnati.
Also to the West Virginia Stock and
Loan Company, which las for its pur;
poses rendering financial aid and relief
10 It's members. Tho principal office Il
to be kept In the city Of Charleston, and
the corporation is to expire May q, 1880
The sum OF $500 has been subscribed %
the capital stock, ten per cent (which
has been paid in. The privilege Of In
creasing the stock to $4,000 In all Is re-
served. Shares are 500 each, and are
held by Thomas w, Cook, ]. w. Vickersi
Fred Gardner, j. F. GFaylm and j. 4
TYLER, all OF Charleston.
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In many Instances II has been proven that u
u. j. botanic Blood Baln), made by Bloo'
balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will cure blood polsol
In It's worse phases, even when all other treat
mcpt fails.
a. p, Drunson, Atlanta, Ca, writes: "lha'
q running ulcers on one leg aud 9 on the other
and felt greatly prostated. lbellGyO Ac'uRll
swallowed a barrel Of medicine, inyaiA effort
to cure the disease. With little hope Anall
acted on the urgent advice Of friend, and got
bottle Of u, u, p, Inexperienced change, an!
my dependency WIS GOmpYhal dIspellrd,
kept using It until had taken sixteen bottles
and all tho ulcers, rheumatism AMI MI OIhe
horrors OF blood poison have disappeared ap'
at last am sound aud well again, after III OK
perlence OF twenty years OF torture"
Robt. Ward, MRxGy, Ga, writes; my dlieaS
was pronounced tertiary form Of blood poison
Ny face, head aud shoulders were mass Of col
TtiptiOn and finally the disease began eating m
skull bones. Ny bones aChed; my kidney. wen
lernnged, lost llegh and strength, and lile DC
came d burden. All ElId must surely die, ~
nevertheless, when had used ten bottles Of \
ii, d, Twas pronounced well. IlIndTeds OIL tcat
eau now ,b9 seen on me- lhaVe nov been wei
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents 7
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AlliOAiScd oil portrait has Just been
placed in the reception room Of the
Training School Tot Nurses attached 10
the Philadelphia Hospital, otherwise
the AlmshouSe hospital. The portrait
represents Miss Fisher, the Chief Nurse,
who agar ago dlcdin harness, refusing
!oE'vO Up her work until death released
The other day a notable company Of
mon and woman gathered In The room
IN which tho picture hangs, Senator
havl0y was Of the number, They met
. receive the portrait and TO bear lOsu.
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The Powhatan Coal and Coke COM
pany, OF Elkhotn, Mcdowell county, has
been chartered. 1t lS organized Tor the
purpose Of conducting Q general coal
mining, coke manufacturing and pler-
camille business, and the charter Is to
expire on May 18th, 1899. The capital
stock is $4,000, Of which $1,000 have
been paid In, With the privilege Of In
creasing the capital to SlbOQOp IN all
The shares are 800 each, Of which 4
]. Tierney, OF Elkhorn, A. D: Wolff
Of Philadelphia, +. L. Paddock, o.
BramWell, and r. O. Luther, oil
Pottsyille, Pa, bold "a shares each,
and F. F. YuenglinE Of Pottsyille, Pa,
holds A.
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CLLYELANDs SPEECH.

Characterized by Democratic Paper rs
al hid for Nomination,
Nrp York World Dean.
The speech made by ex'President
Cleveland at tho dinner given in his
honor Monday night by the Young
Mems Democratic Club was digniaed in
style, earnest in tone and often felicl-
tous In phraseology, but 1t was the
speech OF a conscious candidate rather
than that OF a positive and progressive
party leader.
Mi. Cleveland dealt in glitterlpg gen.
eralities instead Of pointed particulars.
He attacked no abuse and but dimly in
dictated any that should be assailed. He
depicted no danger. He Champloned no
reform. He neither regretted Conspicu'
GUS blunders In the present leadership
OF his party in this State and city, nor
rebuked the iaithlessness to pledges and
10 duty which has characterized II, Mr.,
Cleveland will not profit as q candidate
for President by the mistakes Of others
II by his silence he excuses or approves
them,
Nor will he realize his evident ambi.
tion by an appeal to the "sober second
thought OF the country. "The mill will
never grind with the water that has
passed. The campaign Of 1888 will moi
be fought over again. Though the tariff
issue may remain It will not dominate
the next Presidential canvass. Other
issues more vital to the welfare oil the
country and the integrity OF It's institu
tions are already upon Us,
Mr.. Cleveland's speech does not indi
cate that he Is yet prepared 70 grapple
with them. 1t may be that his conVlc
lions and his sympathieg are notWarmly
enlisted on what should he the Dem
ocratic side. The letters Of corporation
lawyer and the atmosphere Of Wal
street are not favorable to what Mr.
Cleveland calls the spirit Of true Dem
oCracy." AS time goes on the difference
will BIO more plain between Groyel
Cleveland, the reform Governor d
1884, and President Cleveland, the rep
resentatiye OF the sole issue In the cam
paign Of 1888, forced pntimely by him
s st.ialw wa at the centre Of the mcneypove,
OF the country.
And yet the Democratic party is mo-
strong in national leaders. The grave
ward Of its statesmen is populous. Mr.
Cleveland sundonbtedly, forthisreason
again q possibility. But u can not b.
said that his speech last night did much
towards converting the possibility init
probability. fi8jJts
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The Albany Argus. speaking Of the
Cleveland dinner at Sl2 a plate, says:
Governor Hill did more for Grover
Cleveland during the Presidential elOc-
ton than any other Democrat in the
country, and 1t would have been only
just to mention the fact" Just, posi-
bly,, but not according to programme.
Besides, Mr.. Cleveland's friends think
the Governor was for Hill and Harrison
in tho late campaign, Governor Hill'a
friends will have to be satisfied II Cleve-
land speaks TO Hill "aS they pass BY"
The wound was too deep to be soon for
gotten
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r,,a slnI. I.Inn Ilniirnni.

A meeting Of railroad men was held at
the Hudson House yesterday evening
saws the Wellsburg Local Of Wednesday
In the interest Of the WellGburg q State
Line road. Among those present were
several Pittsburgh capitalists, some Of
whom have driven over the entire route.
They oil seemed faYorably impressed
with the prospects for the road Rgd alter
indulginR in a general discussion de-
cided to hold q public meeting here
Monday night and one at Bethany soon
Col. Alex Campbell has been invited
10 sneak at the WellsburR Court House
Monday evening In the Interest oil the
State Line railroad.
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Attic oil Man.

SituDtnviae Gazette.
Jerry Morrow, Of the Turkey Foot
oil region, was Ia the city to-day, He Is
perhaps the smallest man In the coun'
try, He Is q years oiaGe, but only forty
inches In height and weighs iorty'tw,o,
pounds. He loft his measure for q salt
81 clothes al Mays, from whom we learn
thNk he ID twenty.four inches around
dc chest and twenty.four waist, and
length OF pants nineteen inches. He e
in perfect proportion, and u an intelli'
t.nnk man.
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Proposals For Limestone,

Sealed Proposals will DO received ut tic Office
Of the hoard OF Public Works until " O'Clock
noon Of Saturday, Juno !, 1851. for furnishing,
breaking and spreading Limestone on the fol.
low Ing streets, namely;
On Main street, from iona lhan'S RaYlnc 10 the
city limits, aud on Tweutyninth street.
Bids 10 be made tpg the Beat Quality Of Hard
Blue Limestone.
all bids
Specifications may be seen at tho OrlCc Of tho
Hoard. Proposals 10 DO marked Proposals for
MacadRmiZlng.n liy order OF
THE hoard OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TuOg NJ, DARRAl Clerk mVlt
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Notice to Contractors.

acalcd proposals will bO received until noon
OF WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1889, for the cree
tlOn Of Church RulldlngiO the First NJ, \, SO,
Ciety OF AGllalEO Ohio,
Plans and specifications may b. Seen al tho
hardware store Of Geo, Walters 4 Co,
The Trustees desire 10 lot tho contract Us
whole 10 one contractor, but bids tor any part
OF the work will b. received aud considered
Proposals arc expected TO include bids for tho
I'D 'hutch bullding-Any suitable material In
wl.c'i may DO used III the erection Of the new
b. ny; All material not suitable for use 10
be moved away,
Tho Trustees reserve tho right to reject any or
reasons therefor, WA, MCAAsTER9,
President Board Of Trustees.
| BELLAIRE. O., May 2S. lASl. mY2I
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AS no nLRINEr pIssENsIONA.
How the False Rumors Arisp-DisgFuntl
uficsrs at the Bottom Off.

How the fnlHp RumoFs AriAe-bAbEuHtpN"
UfilcSFs at the Bottom OF II.
Washington Star,
President Harrison is holding pretty
firmly to the policy Of permitting COM
missioned officers Of the civil service to
hold over until the expiration Of their
terms. The one answer to the impor-
tunate congressman who insist upon
prompt removals and speedy appoint
ments, is: "Four fears. The terms
must expire before removal" They
have all met with this reply to their
urgings, and have come to understand
that this policy is to be infexibIe.
There must be some very good reason
TO secure a removal before the expl'
piration, This causes dissatistac'
ton among the candidates who
are waiting for the appointments,
and the congressman talk as II dlssatls.
fed whether or not they feel 30. Out OF
this and the disposition Of the President
to make only such selections for office as
are satisfactory to himself, grows all the
grumbling that is heard about hotel lob
6les, and the gossip about disagreement
| in the Cabinet, by taking the response.
bility for appointments upon himself
the President relieves his Cabinet oti'
GERS OF a great deal OF responsibility,
When pressed to make appointments by
men who think they have some claim
upon them the members OF tho Cabinet
can honestly say that the final settle
ment OF the matter lies with the Prest'
dent and they must look to him. In
this way the President takes upon him,
self all the "cussing" for delays, ETC., and
tho politicians who are disappointed
give it out that the Cabinet officers are
as powerless US they are-and as much
dissatisfied,
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TIN verdict in the Washington Irving
Bishop case Is certainly peculiar. 1.-THE
doctors acted in good faith, though has,
tily." What had these doctors to do
with the body Of a man whose wife and
mother were within two hours ride and
easily notified? What gives to Science"
often a mere disguise for curiosity, the
right 10 play the Yandal2 1t never will
DO known whether the doctors per.
formed an autopsy on a dead man or cut
IN a live man.
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WHEELING can afford to keep the
brlck.paved streets slightly and in the
best condition, and she cannot afford
not to do SO. Let us hayo street.
sweeping machine. The cost is not
great. The machine will be good in.
Yestment.
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Proposals for Paving With CObblsStOaes


Sealed Proposals. will DO received OF tho OhCc
Of tho Board Of Public Works OF tho city Ut
Wheeling, until SATURDAY, JUNE /, 1851, at r.
O'Clock noon, for Paving the streets hefOlI men.
toned with CObble stones. Proposals TO bO
made Tor all the work TO be done, md for each
street or alley separately, Proposals 10 DO mRdu
by the square yard aud TO include all necessary
excavlilng or filling, gravel, rolling, &c, The
following arc Tie streets and alleys to DO
paved, via,
Alley Q, from Tenth street to Market Alley.
ALLEY Is, from Eolf street 10 Alley y.
Alley Q, from TwentysecOnd to Twentythird
street.
Alley II, from ChRplinC street to EOT street.
,McCOlloCh street, from Tweniynlnth street to
Tho city 10 furnish aud deliver tho Cobblo
Ths Hoard reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Specifications may DO seen at tho olIlcc Of The
hoard. Proposals 10 be marked "ProposAls for
CObble Pavement By order Of
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TuOR NJ DAnRAII Clerk mV29
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"IIARRlsoN snubs Blaine" says q
Democratic newspaper. Well, then
Blaine isn't running the Administration
as you said he would. Possibly the
statement of fact is no more reliable than
the phrophesy.
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Cesar says that about two years ago
Benjamin Harrison was on tho eve Of
settling in New York to practice law. II
lie had done so someone else would now
be passing through the fiery furnace.
We should be sorry, President Harrison,
for the President that might have beenY
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house politicians who ever pretended TO
be a Democrat or knitted a Democratic
ticket, He is not honest enough TO be
reputable, and he has not brains enough
to conceal the traces Of his subterranean
u,nFi
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BouLASdER has his best ear nailed to
the telephone, but France is not calling
to central, "Glmme Boulanger" Some
times It is very tiresome to ride wait
ING race.
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a "Courts.y'' that viii bear Contraction
pcnuer Republican lRtpJ
Senatorial courtesy" should be con-
fined to the dealings OF the Senators
with each other, and II cannot DO
stretched to cover the White House,
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pRoPoI,sALs FOR FUEL AND

DNUIVD q I'D IVW UNI NNV
i WAsHlEG,-R Recruiting Rendezvous, U. s.
A., May J, 1859, Sealed proposals., IN uiplicate
at the Recruiting Rendezvous, 1T No, 1919 Mar
kel street, Wheeling, W, Va, until y O'Clock
noon, on the 8lbt day OF May, 1889, vt which
IlBe and place they will DO opened IN the pres
rendering services w. indicated, The Recruiting
Service, United States Army, wherever required
within tho city limits, during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1890, via; Furnishing aud dc.
me y esSuISssc The GovSrSmSut reserves t6e
right to elect any or all proposals, Blanks RRd
full information as 10 bidding, Sc, will be fur
niShed on application. Envelopes containing
proposals should b. marked "PrOpoSGlS for Fuel
and Washing and addressed to RCCrulling
OflCer, No, 1910 Market street, Wheeling, W, Va,
vsla
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THE monument erected in Chicago on
the scene Of the Haymarket tragedy
commentaries the daring OF the doomed
policemen who rushed to certain death
inflicted by towards. While 1t standsi 1t
will be also a reminder OF the vigor Of
the prosecution and Of the awful penalty
solemnly melted out by the law. That
monument is worth every dollar it cost.
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Proposals,
CEALED PROPOSALS,

Sealed proposals will be received ut the Office
Of the CITY clerk, addressed TO the Chairman Of
The Committee on Markets, until saturday, June
!, 1852, at $ O'clock p, M, for WhileWashlng
Second Ward Market Hall, also Second Ward
and Centre Markets.
The Committee reserve the Tigh! 70 reject any
or all bids. THOMAS =, TllOkER,
mYaS S03 City CLERK,
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SINCE two British boats have beaten
the brag Britisher Valkyrie, it should
not be difficult to find one American
to do it.
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The Rev. II. G. schorr, OF Baltimore,
had a fancy for too many women and, in
u moment Of unusual thoughtfulness,
shot himself to death.
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YESTERDAY was not model Decor
alton Day, but the tributes Of veneratlon
were placed on the graves notwithstand.
ing.
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WASH the intention to honor West
Virginia in the appointment Of Mr.,
Beverly Tucker
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General Notices.

DEDEMPTION OF JUNCTION
III IRON COMPANY's MORTGAGE BONDS
The holders VI Junction Iron Company
bonds secured by IL mortgage, dated November
1881, aud recorded IN Jefferson county, Ohio land
records IN Record No, ~, page SIS, are hereby
pany numbered 1, o, q, q, 10, IL, IS, II, Ii,
II, 10, 30, ~, W, "a, W, 80, ~, 10, -,
IS, SO, 40, as, al, 81, %, SO, so, 90, ~,
63, 0S, o., Gs, 90, ~, ". 20, ~, 10, 81,
SO, 90, OF, O3, %, OS, 90, 100, have been
provisions OF lGld mOFtgagc, and will be pail
with accrued interest upon the presentation
thereof u the office Of the Company Ut the City
Bank 81 Wheeling, In tho city OF Wheeling
West Virginia, on tho fifteenth day OF June
A, u. lSSg, At which time they Will cease to bear
Interest, JUNCTION IRON CO.,
ny90 Dy H. NJ, Priest prCKi
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IL the Shah OF Persia calls to sec you
don't ask him to take night" He has
iorty.tiYe persons in his suite.
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PERSONS going out Of tO1n for The
summer can hare he DAILY LNTELLE
GENCER mailed 10 them for 65 cents per
month. The address Of The paper UiR be
changed "a often as desired,
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CHICAGO is pulling hard for second
place in the census, 81 Louis signs for
suburban towns to annex,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

/ am now prepared to clean PrlY Vaults aud
Cess Pools on short notice, ut the nate OF 75C per
baFFel-iOTty gallon barrels, WIN guarantee all
Jobs 10 be done prOnptly, aud IN satisfactory
manner, I. u, VAN F0SSEN,
100 MRlu Street,
Telephone 2s7. as
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"IScoG" ably advocates the cause OF
the stone bridge, His arguments are
forceiul.
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DIED,

DoDDRIDGE-on Wednesday, May 20. 1850, Of
l:3Oo'clOck a. M, Mrs. sALLIE J. DoDnRIDdE,
wife OF ]. N. Doddrldge, Jr.
Funeral services aud intCrmcntO on Friday morn
Ing ,wcllsburg, Friends will leave the p,
cast. l.. 4. R. Dep0t gu the 2OG, IN. itaLn.
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SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1850,

the following described property, that IA to say
All the NORTH third part Of lot numbered Ninety.
three (Q3l on Market street, between Twenty.
third aud TwentyiOufth streets, IN that part Of
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VII.
glni9, known ~ Centre Wheeling, being the
third part Aforesaid Of lot numbered Ninety
three lD3l, on the general plat Of the addition
10 said city known "a EOGr aud Chabllne6 add
tom tho property hereby conveyed fronting 2
feet on Market street and running back Of uni.
form width from said street tho full depth Of
SAid lot, tORethpf With all aud singular the In.
prOYem0nt6 thereon, aud tho hGfeditRmOniS and
ippurtenRnCeB thereto belonging, being the
same property conveyed 10 y. W. Ritter by Wash.
ingt0f Rumble and wife, by deed dated August
!, 1870, and Of record IN the Recorders ONCE OF
said county, 10 Deed book No. 81, pHgg Al2,
TENNIS 0R SALE-O nc half cash, aud tho resi-
due IN two equal payments, purchaser CXeCullng
notes with approved security for tho deferred
payments, payable at six and twelve months
from the date Of sale, with Interest from date
the title 10 bg retained until tho plrrhn,c
money 10 paid In iull-Or tho purchaser may
pay tic whole or Ruy portion 81 the phrchWc
m0NVy no may elect, In excess d the onO'hAli,
u. II. DOVENER, Trustee.
", II, lILLLER, AucllnnoeF N.Y.
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TnG people will stone the bridge pro-
ieCt,
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tllmalo ION Consumptivss.

The several climates Of Florida, Colo
RADIO and California have each been
much prescribed for sufferers from lung
diSSNse, vel thousands Of the natives ln
those SlStes die Of this fatal nalady. A
lar moro reliable remedy 81 TO DO had In
every drug store In the land, and one
thSi can be used al home 9 remedy
which ID sold by druggists, under the
manufacturer positive guarantee mat, y
taken In time and given q fair TIA, y
Will effect q cure, or money paid !or ~
will DO promptly returned. We relief 70
that World.iamed remedy lot eonstimIp'
tlon Tor lung.BCroinla) known as Df.
Plefces Golden Medical Discovery "
10 The only remedy for this terrible dil-
ease possessed Of such superior curative
properties % 10 warrant its manutaetuf-
srain ceiling II under d guarantee,
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Trustee'o Sales,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

NRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF Decd Of Trust made by =. ".
Ritter and Mary Ritter, his wife, 10 II. Il. Fer
gtiBon as trustee dated August 4, 1852, and fc'
corded In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, IN Deed
81 Trust Book No. ~ Page iEo, and also BY ".
county, ". Va, entered February 4, 1859. N
ChRnCery Order Book No. II, folio $50, will sell
Of public auction, at tho north door Of the Court
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HooD's Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself
and superior to all other preparations In
strength, economy, and medicinal merit
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i,amoetalIe iIlood b 10 ~.

", LbuW RtphDllcuN N'"'I
This isthe year 70 tell the truth about
David Bennett Hill, one OIL the most II
notAnt, narrow and INSCRIPTIONS pot
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A professional thief Is also an arIth'
metiCal paradox-he works out all his
essays IN addition and multiplication by
means OF subtraction.
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Ia a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer.
ated and ptotrudlng piles. Price Doc,
For sale by Logan Drug Co.. Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling! W. Va. paw
ALI gOccs keep Plllsbuty's Best
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WHEELING, MAY 81, 1880,

Entered at the pos,oiice at Wheeling, W, Va,
nl hrroRd,eahA maler,I