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Tho Momen Praise Is. II. d.

The suffering Of women certainly awakens the
sympathy of every true phIlanthropIst. Their
best friend, however, Is b, Il. d, botanic Blood
iDalm). Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca
Orproois.
A. l.. Cassidy, KCnnCsaw, Ca, writes; "ThFcc
bottles Of u, /, b, cured my wife Of sCrofula."
Mrs, Il, NJ. LAWS, ZalabR, Fla, writes; ~ have
never used anything to equal d. d. b."
Mrs. G., II, Gay, Rocky Mount NC. writes;
"Not u day for fifteen years was free from
headache. Il. Il. H. entirely relieved me. feel
like another person"
James ", Lancaster, HawkinSvllle, Gl,, writes:
"My wife was In bud health for eight yCars.
Five doctors ind many patent medicines hal
done her no good, Six bottles Of Il. h. u. Cured
her.
years ! suffered with rheumatism, caused by
Kidney trouble and Indigestion, ] always was
feeble and nervous, u. u. u, relieved mo Ut
once, although several other medicines had
Rev, J. NJ. Richardson, Charleston, Ark, writes;
"My wife suffered twelve years with rheumatism
and female complaint. a lady member OF my
church had been cured BY u, D. u. She per
suRded my wife to try II, who now says there Ii
nothing like H.. Il. h., as Il quickly gave her 70.
lief" Logan Drug Co., Wholesale Agents. D
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DERRY-At Washington City, D. G., on Tuesday,
April y. 1889, at the residence Of her son'in'
law, Edwin II. Pearson, ELIZA, rCllCt OF the
late William Derry, aged Is years, . months
and 10 days.
Funeral from ST. Matthews p. L, Church on ar
rival OF the B, Il o. train at 1915 o'clock this
morning. Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
HALLIsY-On Wednesday, April 10, 1850, JOIN
J. HALLisY, In the i3d year Of his age.
Funeral on Friday, tho 18th Inst, at u O'Clock n.
m, from his late residence, 1851 Main street.
Requiem mas ut the Cathedral ut $3.50. +"
JAMESON Monday, April $, 1880, at 1880 p.
m, at IenwOOd, ". Va, LILLIE JAMES, nee
PATTERSON, wife OF Johl James, In hsr. 2lsl
year.
Funeral from tho residence Of her husband at
Icnwood, W. Va, Thursday, April II, at 2
O'Clock p. IN. Interment Mt McMeChen's
Cemetery. Friends arc invited.
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APoIe Railroad.

On their bull creek lands OF Big Coal
river, in Boone county, Messrs. MotIat
and Dart, Of Buffalo, New York, have
constructed apole railroad for transport
ing timber from their lands down Bull
to Big Coal river. This road is
constructed out OF poles a few inches
thick for rails, which are fastened TO.
gether by Cross.ties. An enterprislng
manufacturer OF engines in Richmond
has sent an engine TO Bull creek for the
use OF this road. 1t came to Browns
town by the chesapeake 4 Ohio rail-
road, and from Brownstown 1t was haul
cd in wagons up Lens creek and over
the mountains to Bull creek. 1t WIS
sent on trial at the expense Of the ship
per. It's wheels are 80 constructed rs to
clamp the poles and enable the engine
to haul a train Of cars up u grade OF 800
feet to the mile. This will prove the
most effective and economical plan Of
removing timber from the head.waters
of creeks to the main river.
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psn,ocrocy and die Tnrir In 1909.

Since tho defeat Of Mr.. Cleveland many
Democratic newspapers and politicians
have boldly declared that 1t was the
Democratic attitude towards the tariff
that did It; and, bOllevingthiS to DO true,
they have suggested that tic way to rG.
trloyC tho disaster waste rally round MI
Kendall.
The Randall suggestion has called out
from Democratic newspapers aud poll
ticipns Of another way Of thinking
strong, even bitter, protests against max.
ing a leader Of a man who stands so well
with Republicans and is not far away
from the Republican party on tho tariff
question. Note this protest and warn
M from tho Louisville Courier-J Journal
which goes into the subject with a meat
AK
III Ia quite certain that any failure oil
the Democratic party 10 maintain uti.
wayCflngly lts position on The. tariti,
would coat II a million votes Ia the sec.
ton Of the country where II cannot
afford loss Of any kind. As u mere mat;
ter Of cXpedienCy, as q mere political
move, for the party to. abandon true
JOlefsonion Democracy for Randallisn1i
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THERE Is moro Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to DO inCurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced II
d local disease, and prescribed local rem.
Cdies, and by constantly falling TO cure
with local treatment, pronounced II In
durable. Science has proven Catarrh to
be a constitutional disease, and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment,
Halls CatArrh Cure, manufactured by L.
]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
1t Ii taken internally In doses from ten
drops 10 u teaspoonful. II acts directly
upon tho blood and muCus surface Of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II falls TO cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o. Soldby
Druggists, Zoe paw
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Wanted.

Sole Agents, Q Barclay St, New York.
ln0n.rrhLl
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HYnROPHOBIA.
Twenty Dogs Bltlea in Ons NsIghborhoOd.
An Ezcihpg Chase.

Twenty Dogs Bitten In Ons NeighboFhOOd'
An Exciting Chase.
PaTteriburG StGs Journal.
On Friday night last a dog, owned by
W, H, Henderson, near Long Reach, in
Tyler county, became mad and caused a
regular panic inthe| community, During
the darkness Of the night he roamed
over the ueighborhood biting every dog
he met,
Colonel Dan johnson went out in his
night clothes to save his dogs, when the
brute attacked him, and only by good
use Of apoker did he escape being bit
ten. When Henderson made his APP
pearanCe in the morning the dog attack
ed him, and caught his arm, but tortu'
nately did not bite through his clothing,
He started again on a rampage and
was followed by the impromptu militia
OF the neighborhood. Peter Deem, track
foreman OF the railroad, with his crew,
boarded a hand.car and pursued the dog
about seven miles, nearly to Sistersville,
where he was 'overtaken and shot. In
the meantime he had bitten about
twenty dogs, and dog killing has been
brisk in that ~neighborhood for q few
days, Tracks in the light snow showed
where the dog had fallen in frequent fits,
It was q bad case OF hydrophObia, and
there is great anxiety in the neighbor'
hOod.
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JApurr in search of his father couldn't
hold a candle to the gallant General
Manager OF the Register securing the
PostoiIice Department in search Of one
OF Mr.. Cleveland's back numbers who
might DO able to get him the charges
against Postmaster Simpson. This fa-
nous effort OF a great and grasping mind
is graphically pictured by the INTELLl-
GEScRn artist in one Of those products
Of genius which the General Manager
delights to say are written in the INTEL
LraENcER office. Why is it that the
General Managers success is always Of
this doleful Character2
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would be the height Of folly. II Mr..
Dana, or Mr., Randall, or Mr., Cleveland
himself, were nominated in 1902 on q
platform differing on this issue from the
platform OF 1888. there would be a third
party nomination which would divide
hopelessly the Democratic vote in every
doubtful State in the Union, It takes
no sagacity, no foresight to see this, Mr.,
cleveland, by his message, solidi6ed the
sentiment for tariff reform and brought
L to the support OF the Democratic party,
To change the policy urged by his mes
sage, applied by the Mills bin, and in
dorsed by the st, Louis convention, is
10 surrender all hope OF power for
twenty-five years. The facts are 50 plain
that u fool need not err therein.
This is the sort of talk Republicans
like to hear from the leaders OF Demo-
cratic thought and moulders Of Demo-
cratic platforms, Believing with Mr.,
Randall and Mr., Danaandthe rest Of the
Protectionist Democrats that the Demo.
Craticadvocacyo Of Free Trade insuredthe
defeat OF that party, 1t is a real pleasure
to know that the Democratic party can
not now or soon repudiate its position
in the late campaign without tearing IT.
self wide open. 1t may so that way il it
doesn't repudiate,
On the slavery question some Demo-
Gratis would and some wouldn't; the
party split and through the rifted ranks
the Republicans stepped to the front,
There is another WrrepressIbIe conflict"
between Free Trade and Protection, and
the Democratic position on this question
may for years to come make easy sailing
for the Republican party,
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FOR SALE.


No. 1909 Jacob street.
No. " aud W Eleventh street. cast Of BAhi'
more street, Q rOOms and cellar 10 each hbte,
tl,2O0.
36SX feet OF ground on east aldo Of South
Front street, At TO % a front foot.
1913 feet Of ground OIL west side Of BOuth Front
street Al go col front foot.
No. " North Front street, 4 desirable resi-
dencet ground 100 feet front.
No. 2l26 Market street, u desirable residence
ground G6 feet front,
No, 224 Chlpilne street, a desirable residence.
ground 81 feet front.
No, 1910 and 1912 Market street,
No. Ti0H Market street,
No, o. Virginia street, 3 fOOlned House,
No. 2A3 and 22I7 Market street a deSinble
business block
building BltC, ironu 10 icctI inches on AA!n
street north Of 1870 Main street, and a0iIl 81 Y.
80. RAILROAD property At south end oil AAlh
street bridge.
No, i87 South broadway.
No. 1912 MCCOllOch hlfeoL
No, 60 North Front street,
Many Farms for sale Of exchange iOt civ
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real HAtA Agent, q, \, Pension and Claim Az
tAfhOy, Collector and Notary Public.
aps 0HHICli No. i6l2 MAAkn stRLEL..
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
oPPICI OF Rom. EDGAR HALL, l
CLERK OP BOARD or EDUCATION.
No, 10 FOuRTEENTH STREET,
MuEELINn- " Va ANIL ~

Sealed Proposals for the erection Of the school
building In Madison School sub.DistflCL IN ihe
city Of Wheeling. Will DO received by the Clerf
OF tho Board OF Education until 3 O'Clock p, N,
on the 10th day OF April, 1850.
Said building Is to DO erected In accordance
with the plans and specifications now on 6Iein
the Clerks office,
Bids will be received for the completion Of the
building as q whole as we'll as for the various
parts thereof, RS indicated In the sBOcIhcaiiOnS
herOinbcl0rG mentioned,
Each bid Is 10 bc accompanied byR bond, with
good security, conditioned for the faithful M.
tOTmance OF the work and In such pOnAl sum a.
ingB and Grounds.
All proposals are to DO addressed to the Com.
mitie0 on buildings and Grounds Of the Board
OF Education,
The Committee reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids, WIN, ELLlEGHAM,
Chairman Of the Committee on buildings aud
Grounds. am
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Two men have been indicted for rent.
ing houses to be used for immoral pur-
poses, Do these two men own all the
houses in Wheeling that arc used for
immoral purposes? 1t was right to in.
dict two; but they should have had
company.
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BRAxToN county's voice is for pro-
gress. This Is the meaning Of the over.
whelming vote Of that county in favorof
the railroad subscription. With rail.
road connection with the outside world,
Braxton county should jump to the
front. She has the natural resources to
support a large and prosperous popula-
tinn
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Ii New York a sixteen.ycar.old boy
has been acquitted OF murder, theiudge
remarking that he endorsed the verdict.
Tho strongest evidence against the boy
was that he told conflicting stories and
stories known to be untrue. Finding
himself accused OF a horrible crime, with
circumstances against him, the boy tried
to Concoct a story to establish his limo.
cence and came near establishing the
presumption OF guilt. There is a moral
in this boys case.
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VNdTItFIVN UustIt'
The Governor has pardoned Enos Bas-
ham, who was sentenced at the Septem.
Der, 1888, term OF the Summers County
Circuit Court to two years in the peni.
Tertiary, for grand larceny. The petition
for pardon states that the petitioner Is
but a youth, was ignorant and in very
ill.health, and OF a poor physical con.
stitution." The Governor believes, from
the petition, that he was without that
degree OF intelligence to render him en-.
tirely responsible for the violation Of
the law in the matter for which he was
convicted, and therefore pardoned him.
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Jail


VhdTIttION UHltETt'
Raymond Kooutz, conGnedin Nicho.
las county Jail on charge Of felony, and
Anthony Underwood, Il lunatic, escaped
from Jail on the evening Of the 4th inst,
by prying the jail door of It's hinges,
Koontz Is well known in Kanawha and
FayettO counties, and stands indicted in
Fayette county for the am offense
forgery, He Is II good ponman and
bad man generally.
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FRENcH SENATOR'S were indignant
when one OF their number suggested that
their body, being political, could not
give Boulanger a fair trial, Americans
have recently had occasion to motto the
inability of their own Senate to do OK
act Justice where the personal prejudice
of certain Senators was involved. 1t can
hardly be better in France.
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Tng typewriter being well under way
in the White House, heads should roll
into the basket at a lively and iuviGo-
rating rate,
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Trustees Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

NkUSIEES SALE,
by virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Erns,
Rosenberg aud Hannah Rosenberg, his wife, 10
me AZ trustee, dated April %, 1851, recorded In
tho office Of the CLERK Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia Deed OF Trust
Book No, 10, page 9Ol, will sell ut the north
front door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY Of APRIL, lS0,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, tho following
described property, that is TO Eay; The NORTH
one.hRlf Of lot numbered ten III square mum.
bered six on tho west side Of ChRpliie street III
that part Of the city Of Wheeling known a.
South Wheeling.
TRIMS or sALE-onc third and as much moro
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance In equal InGtallmOnS III one
and two year., notes Soaring interest TO 10
given for the deferred payments, the title 10 bO
retained until payment Is made In full.
The title Is believed to be perfect, but selling
as trustee, | will convey only tho title vested n
WI W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
", II, UALLER, AuCtiOncer, mtH
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FIVE HUNDRED letters a day is light for
the White House, Some days the num-
beris nearly twice this, Are wea Nation
OF letter writer's. =
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TuE Police and Fire Commissioners
will not be there when the headsmau
goes to look for them, They hayestoleu
a joy from somebody.
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THr green postage stamp is being kick.
ed all oyor the country, Congress
should cut its cost in half, and then a
new color would be becoming,
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1suaOred greatly with blood poison
for a number OF years. After taking
sWiit's Specific l was entirely cured, and.
IOnly took three bottles.
ROBERT DEAN, Jamaica, i, !,
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

No. 2i02 Main street, store room n,,....,..s W
No. 100 WoodGB A., stnre.rOotn ,"m......n.,aa
No. l102 Woods street, rooms. mmn..,.,...,
No. $50 Main street, ifSt iiOOr..r"...,..pm, 100
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Col. VIM. G. Church is about to pre-
pare n biography OF the late John Erics-
son, who LETT papers sufficient to make
the story Of his life complete, though he
destroyed his carefully kept diaries.
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SALE.

BY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by BRIDGET
Eoone to me RS trustee, dated July /, lSs7, re.
corded In Deed Of Trust Book No. N, page SO,
In the oflCe Of the Clerk Of tho County Court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, | will sell at The
north front door OF the Court House Of said
county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of MAY, 1850,
commencing At 10 o'clock 4. IN, the following
described property, that Is TO- ray: A piece Of
ground situate In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, being the south hall Of
lot numbered forty three, situate on the cast
side Of Market street OH the north side Of TWEEN.
ty'seyenth street and at tho corner Of said
streets; said half lot has d frontage Of twenty
I'VE feet on Market street and extends back Of Gn
even width binding on Tw%enty.kOvCnth street
one hundred feet to an alley.
The title Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling
az trustee ! will convey only the title vested In
mt by said deed Of trust.
TERMS or BALE-One third and Ms much moro
az tho purchaser elects 10 pay In CRIh on the
day Of sale, the balance IN two equal install.
mGntsA at one and two years, notes bearing Inter.
cat from the day Of sale 10 bO given for the de-
ierred payments, tho buildings 10 be- kept In.
kured for the benefit Of the deferred payments,
and The title 10 be retained until payment Is
made In full. ". J. ". COWDEN, Trustee,
". II. HALLIR, AuCtlOnCer. apj
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WHAT Is SweGter than roses
That bloom In the beAuty0l JuneY
Or the stately and fragrant lilies
Whose bells ring Il summer tuney
All, Sweeler the roses blowing
on the cheeks Of those we love-.


But how soon the lily and the rose
wither in tue faces Of our American
women, Why Is itP Simply because so
many Of hem are victims Of weaknesses,
Irregularities and functional derange-
ments incidental to the sex, II they
would use DR., PierCe's Favorite Pre-
scription all these beauty and health de-
stroying ailments might be warded oil,
and we would hear less about women
growing old before their time"
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Photography
Farming Implements.
u K. G1FFEN 4 Co.

I've General Agents lot the
Malta Flows aAd tupAifS, Beverly PioWs and
tepAlfs, Syracuse Chilled llllllIdb Flows and
repairs syracuse Chilled Land PiOWl and ~.
nalI, pti1Cea ,Chillsd, Land rlDwi aud Fepain,
ield chilled LAhd ploWI and fepaifi, Mig thju1
yulky PlHWa And repairs, OliVet. and Imperial
nlOW Points, Malta and Brown Double Shovel
plOwa, MalA and HfpWti Bulky CultlvAtOfA, Our
Chpicy and BroWn Five shovel vullivAtOts,
orders promptly allied, 1870 NAH. BfREEf,.
iurh WhOOllBg, W. Va,
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To regulate the stomach, liver and
bowels, DR.. Pierce's Pellets excel. One
n dose.
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WANTED-MEN FOR CITY AND
w surrounding towns; S2j per week. Ap.
ply At once. Nh. HIGGINS, stAhm House, city.
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WHEELING, APRIL IL, 1889,

Entered AZ the PoGtonice at Wheeling, ". Va,
as s~ecOud'ClASs matter,l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-02
Their New School.

Yesterday the corner stone of the
new colored school was laid amid
great rejoicing and large crowd.
The colored Odd Fellows and Excel
sior Guards headed by the Musical
Union band, marched. Aldermen
Boelhauwe, Conner and Weber and
Contractor Micklejohn were present.
Copies of the Texas Labor Journal,
Texas Tribune, Texas Blade (col. J,
Texas Citizen (col.). Southern Guide
(col. }, Indianapolis World (col.), New
York Age (col. SAN ANTONIO LIGHT,
Express and Times, were deposited.
Past Noble Father Mitchell read an
address, and the chaplain read some
scriptural selections.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-02
Preparine for Dom Pedro,

LISBON, Dec. 2.-There are great
preparations going ON in city, both
military and civil circles, for the re-
ception of Dom Pedro, of Brazil.
Both royalists and republicans are as
one in their desire to pay personal
tribute to the deposed ruler of Brazil,
who is beloved by all. But though
no friction is likely to occur between
the two political factions on that oc-
casion, it is pretty generally conceded
that the repu blicans will at some not
far distant day cause test to be
made of their strength.
1t is semi-officially denied that
there is ally agitation in Portugal,
arising from the revolution in Brazil
Looking to establishment of re-
public.
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Heroes of the Daily Press.

CHICAGO, December 1.-The Daily
News says editorially: When the list
of heroes who have perished at the
front shall be made up, it will not be
on military field alone, that duty
will be found to have claimed it's vic
Tins. Young Igoe, the Minneapolis
associated press operator, who per-
ished in Saturday nights fire in the
Tribune building, seems to have met
his death because of his unwilling
ness to leave his post of duty, even in
II face of extreme danger. All on
the same floor with himself had fled,
still he kept on receiving the report
and waited a few moments too long
and lost his life. In the face OF every
danger known to men, emissaries of
the press are first to arrive and when
duty calls last to leave; epidemics,
floods, fire, wars, have no fears for
the chroniclers of the daily press. 1t
is only when peculiarly sad instance
like that of the death of the young
Minneapolis press operator occurs
that notice Is directed to calling
where risks are many, but where duty
is it's own reward.