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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r, R,
onHnd after Monday, October Is, 1857,
will run ~ follows,
LEAyE WHEELING,
6;SOa. IN 7;O)A. M, 900 Il. NJ, ll;OOa. m, 1850
r. M 500 p M bi!O y. M, 7OO p. IN, 9;OOp, IN,
IEAyE WhERLINO PARK.
G:l0 q, mr. 7iSA a. m, 10 u, M, 1880 p. M, $3.50
p, M, 4'RO p ~, G;l0 p. M, S;OOp M, 10 p IN,
sUNDAfS-LeRve the city at s;IOR, M, and
run every hour until 300 p N, Leave Wheel.
Ing Park AZ OAoR m and run every hour until
l0lOp. m. Except chun b traln will leave Park
al p!ib a. NJ. and city at 1915 p. IN
.nNb q 'UIRsnH 9uhIN
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Great Improvements.

ItiSno. many years ago people Travelled on
horseback or BY HIsgeli now hity miles An hour
ID not fast enough Tor them. Formerly FOsplO
wrote letters that were weekr In reaching thelF
destination; now the telegraph flashes thought
around the world, Formerly doctors bled thOlr
patients fer nearly every complaint nov they
use advanced science Of the highest order. Prof.
Austin Flint Of BELLEVUE College, says: "The
iudlClOuS use Of alcoholic StimulAIh d one Of
the striking characteristics Of progress 10 the
practice Of medicine during the last halt cen
Jury" Prof.. Henry Mott, Pa, D., y, Q, g., says;
uBy most careful analyst have found Duty'G
Pure Malt Whisky free from adultentiOns o.
foreign substances, and Il observes 70 meet With
great suceeks,n Tho well Known pF, r, W,
Hutchinson, Of New York says; II highly 10
commend DuifY'E Pure Malt WhiGkey aud pre-.
scribe Il extensively 10 my pra0tloen Rev, y,
Mills, Of Princeton. Iowa, says; ~ have used
DuHy's Pure Malt Whisky with great beheilt 70
my vito, who Is y confirmed invalid | know
from experience Il lisa pure and most valuable
medicine. Rui HlV0 using II In the CAL0 0i my
son, who Is threatened with consumption.
am PreEby terrain clergyman and doctor oil
divinity, but am not afraid to recommend
Duhy'a Malt Whlskey ~ the puFcst aud most
etiiC,ent tonic that know Of, aud my G1perlcncs
4 largo one" GO2l'Th
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Furthermore, In the construction OF a
tariff law In its broader sense, reference
should DO had not only 10 the changed
conditions Of our domestic commerce
and manufactures since the enactment
Of previous tariffs, but also 10 the cult.
walton and extension Of our trade rela.
lions with those countries whose geo.
graphical situation and resources are
such as TO make intimate commercial
intercourse with them particularly de.
sirable.
As a remedy for this evil the substItu.
ton oil specific for ad yAlorem duties,
wherever feasible under our tahtTsysten,
10 generally advocated. In this I concur !;
and this view 10 sustained not only BY
the fact that the commercial countries Of
Europe have dlsCarded the al valorOm
aud adopted the specific system, but also
by the opinion oil long line OF my pre-.
dpCessors. Under high I'D yaloreni rates
pure aud simple, or tho more objection.
able tyStem Of specific rates hased on
value, not only do DETERMINATIONS occur
between individual importers al tho
same port, always 10 favor Of the TN.
scrupulouP, but different amounts OIL
duty are collected al different ports upon
merchandise OF tile same value, The In.
uvitablO result, and domestic producers
are insldloualy deprived Of the protection
Which the Law Intends 10 give them, and
upon The faith Of which their business
ventures are based.
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NEW YORK, DEC; i;-kl9uF, receipts A,?6
Paofiageai eApolA1SVl paIFeh aud LlAO sacks
sa,d. SSStI G Slss 5o'sSo nSrIelS wheat
etiWW NEov 9uInHoi sales ii'lS0VVl ouAheli
" iutulsa Hnu aLVp pnhhsA 9! hp9|; APO
Ip laai WI anu MeaEeli 10, RED SlAe
s!shl ~, ~ J1S.At9ci lnHIAutu Iel 1ot
Sn,'4Gi 3pllonis hetIyv aug awe loWeti NO, red
tS SIeoeI sasyfc SsItgaluk e4he; Janeafl
SlEtls9c' eIesl.ns y So1Se;, IEtepruAfE
SiSsuS nv 70 a,I g. I nps' ssSi<Sa'ySSS
bIgheF. Wes,eyS sSieS 1Srn. receIStE nj M
huShels, exnorts ilSi bnSbe,,, SaIes an ~
hnsSsts nj G't,iTes and Oh IN hnsbsiS n snoy
,nnrEet Inli and SteaTv: niSSSaded mis nj SSSfs
ma II, csm hss aSiI. MAJ, SIaHifvc ~ ~
Ing 49,. Fshrn.STv' sIc, ~ W.
toeseip,s iSS 90 bushels: sxnSrts " 6nsSsIS,
AIS ais Nj hHshsiS ~ 4, ,nrat ana o1s ~ hm.S
al OF spot; market higher; Decenber 2Ss[c,
January 2sHc; february 2Skc; Spot
No. white 805Eaalc; mixed western
2Ia!0Iic; white do S6l85O: No, q Chicago ?9IIc
Hops steady. Coffee options weak and IdH2G
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Live Stnrk.

East LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. 4.-Cattle-ToCelptl
1850 head shipments lao head; market steady
prime bOai "; illr 70 good s. Sal OOi common
81 0OA3 jOt stockers 81 bOa3 W, HOgs-ReCeiptI
1900 head; shipments 400 bead; market allow;
boat Workers 81 SQaS 70; light Workers and com
mon % Is; Philadelphia - gOai 70. Sheep
Receipt GN head; shipments 10 head: market
common S2OOaS CO., lambs 81 00sG 20.
CHICAGO, Dec 4.-Cattle-Receipt TO- 900 head
shipments 4,bUO head; heeveE 81 6Oa5 45; ttCcfi
y y0A4 10; st0nkers aud eedeB 81 16a2 6Ot Texan
81 tel2 W. HOgs-RcGelpls 20, wv head shipments
81 40aS 90; heavy s. G0lS 70; Gkips q 0Ca3 90
sheep-Recclpts 5000 head; shipments A,Uol
head natl et strong; natives 50 00G1 90; western
81 2oa0 "; Texans - 0Oai 10.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec, 4-IIogs easier; common
aud light q OOlS 90; packing aud butchers 90 so
": receipts 9OO head shipments 500 head.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 4,-BsovCs-R Receipts 100 cars
market firm,
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CATARItH,
Catarrhal Deafness = IIay Feycr-A New
Hnmn Trnnimnnt.

Catarrhal Deafness = Hay Feycr-A New
Home Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases ART contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites In the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
q fact, and the result OF the discovery Is
that u simple remedy has been formu.
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
aud hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
weeks.
N. B.-This treatment is not q snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
Carded by reputable physicians Us inju-
rious. Apamphlet explaining this new
treatment Is sent free on receipt ofstanp
to pay postage, by A. Ii. Dixon & Son,
9S7 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Characterization advocate.
Suirerersfrom Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TThs&Eow
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Health is Wealth

DE. Z. G. WEsT's EERyE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MINT, y guaranteed specific for HySteIla, DlIEi.
ness, COnVulSlOns, lis, EprvVns EtutalgiA,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
uEo Of alcohol nr tobacco, wRkeinlnrEs, Mental
Depression, soittnluR Of the Rraln retultlug 10
insanity and leading 10 misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, BAtrOnnetS, IoIE Of
Power In either sex, involuntary Loses and
brain, telf.Abuse or OvcrInhulRence. Each box
contains one mouths treatment. SEQ 4 boz,
or six boxes Tor 81 90, sent by mall prepaid on
receipt OF prize. wbGuARAETRE SIX BOXES
Us for Iix boxes, mpRnled with Is %, VIC
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment docs not
effect CUE. Guarantees Issued only by Nc
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, Sole Agents, NC
Wheeling. ". Va. IC2b TrhSAw
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SURPLUS AND TARIFF.
Annual Report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury,
GOOD RECON- MENDATIONS
Regarding the Reduction OF tho
Surplus and u JpdIcIous Reyl.
sion of the TarlG--A Remedy
For Existing Evils,

WAsHlS0ToS, D, O., Dec, 4,-The re
port Of Hon, William Window, Score
tary OF the Treasury, was transmitted Il
Congress, The following extracts are o
particular public interest:
It appears, irsm the foregoing esti
mates, that after due provision shal
have been made for meeting the ordinary
expenses OF the Government, including
the requirements OF the sinking fund
there will remain, under the operation
OF existing laws, an annual surplus oil
revenue OF about S44, 10000.
An accumulation OF money In the
Treasury beyond the necessities Of the
Government endangers legitimate busi,
meas, tends to excessive and wasteful
public expenditure, and to encourage
extravaganza In private Affairs,
In the prGsenCeof such conditions, II
Ia a manifest duty TO wisely guard
against q future needless accumulation
with It's fruitful train Of evils,
MANS OF REDUCTION.
liza portion Of the surplus revenue can
DO used to enlarge our foreign markets,
and thereby advance our commercial
and productive interests, 1t Is the part
Of wisdom TO apply II. The strengthen.
ing Of our coast defenses, and the build,
ing up Of our Navy, subjects OF national
concern, offer further opportunity for
wise expenditures that would return the
money directly to the people.
But after making provision for such
expenditures as may be proper and rea'
sonable for these purposes, a large annu.
al surplus will remain under the opera.
ton OF existing laws,
Reduction OF the interest bearing debt
Of the Government, by the purchase OF
bonds, Is the expedient resorted to for
returning part OF this surplus to the
channels OF trade, and Is the only means
now open TO the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for the use Of this money. To re-
qnite from him this measure OF responsl.
6ility aud discretion is Of doubtful wis.
dom.
A possible successful appeal 10 this
discretion tempts individuals to rush
business undertakings, In the belief that
the money in the Treasury will be- used
to avert threatened disaster. Iu tho abb
sencG Of such discretion in the secre.
tary, the possible use Of this money,
would cease to enterinto the calculations
OF the business world.
It's naniiestly wrong to take money
from the people for tho cancellation Of
bonds, TO tue saving oil only about 2ter
cent OF interest, when 1t is worth to
them, perhaps, three times as much in
their business, 1t Is rather through
reduction Of customs receipts and inter.
nal taxes, that IN unnecessary accNma.
laIion Of money in the Treasury should
DO avoided.
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OHIO RAILROAD
pari and arrive at Wheeling US iolOWS-ERBLern
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MysterIou. Disappearing.

stranger driving past the foot OF a
mountain, TO driVeD;-Apything re-
markable about this mountain
DFlYer-There- is nothing peculiar
about the hiliitself, but there's a queer
story connected with It,"
Strangsr-What is that2
Driver-A young lady aud gentleman
went out for walk on this hill they
ascended higher and higher, and-never
came back again,
Stranger-Dear me! what, then, be-
came OF the unhappy pair?
DriveF-They went down on the other
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IgRRSY!VdRiaL HINES.


Trains via tho Cleveland d Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave nRldgenoft for Pit Duhlh UhlCRgD
aud CleyelADd, 400 q m. For 'iitAbtph 1871
N. For Chicago aud Cleveland 1912 D, m,
For plthbutgh aud New YORK, 1854 Il, IN. Foi
htgubenVlll0, BiBA, M
Trains arrive al bridgeport at 1853 a. M, 1879
On hAtutdayb ODly-FOT Hast LIVERPOOL OIL
.. mi from kAAt Liverpool, ii'i2p IN.
Prom WHEELING STATION.
TfNlns via tho rl,bbnfgh, Cincinnati a a.
lOnll hHllWAl --l'Ab.llahdI6 ute-lpRtOWbeVI.
lug for BiCnLohVlle, iiitsbuigh aud lie ISSi,
g!Oa. ~, W. J. NJ, ago y NJ ana $40 y, In,
Louis G!2O n N and bAUp m. R6f IOjGiILiis
aud Chicago l2il y, NJ, 1fAlhSRriIypai Wheel.
Ink al bA ~. 1000 n, M, 2Ab h. IN, and S,21
y. M. 1fAlnS leaving 81 6!gOa IN and arriving
l'llls6n,Eh. All itAlhs dally etrChi sunday.
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Net Much Of q Loss.

Dudley-I lost my heart, Miss Fanny
last night when ! was talking toyou
You have 1t in your possession,
Miss Fanny (irlgldly)-You are mis-
taken, Mr.. Dudley, but | will ask the
servant girl. Perhaps she picked 1t ny
when she swept out the other trash this
morning.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ Table taking effect November a, 1859.
Passenger trains will run "A iOllows-Central
Time; Al tainA daily except those marked
thus which do not run on Sunday
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southern Blood.

sulrerersir from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TThs&Eow
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Wanted MIm CnrrIed Away.

Dudesly-Yaas, the, aw, music at the
concert was absolutely, aw, divine. Why,
| was, aw, perfectly Cawwled away by It,
donCherknow!
Crusty (wIfo Is being greatly bored)-
For goodness sake, isn'ttherp some who
can whistle the muslcP
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10 the cars, sometimes a roaring buIling
sound are caused by cataffh. that OK.
ceeuingly dlsagteeable and very common
disease, Loss Of smell OF hearing also
result itoin calatTh. Hoods SGrsana.
rilla, the great bloOd purifier, 10 q pecu.
HAIL snccesslul remedy for this disease,
which II ctirpa by purifying the blood.
u you suffer from Catafrh, nv Hoods
safsapAtilla, tile peculiar medicine. l
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InE fountain Of perpetual youth was
one OF the dreams Of antiquity. 1t has
been well.nigh realized In Ayers Sana-
parilla, which puhhcs the blood, gives
vitality 10 all the bodily functions, and
thus restores 10 age much Of the Vigor
aud freshness Of youth. paw
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The subject OF exempting from taxation
alcohol for use in the arts merits aud has
received much attention. ltis estimat-
I'd upon careful inquiry that about q, 0OO,-
900 gallons OF alcohol are annually used
in this country In vast number OF
chemical aud medicinal preparations Of
common and needful use, as well As In
many Of the Important mechanical and
industrial arts, from which u tax Of S.
10000 Is collected. lis use for these
purposes would doubtless DO largely In.
crossed were 1t not for this tax, which Is
equivalent to about $50 per cent Of lis
value. This IL direct and onerous bur.
den upon our industrial interests aud
upon the consumers Of the articles pro.
duced, for which there now seems to be
no necessity or exCuse.
As alcohol may be exported without
tho payment OF this tax, direct and
ruinOus discrimination is made In favor
OF foreign manufacturers to the serious
detriment Of our own industries.
The proposition 10 remove this tax, II
would seem, should commend itself TO
the advocates Of fee raw material for
use Ia domestic manufactures. II GER
tainly should meet with favor from
those who demand the free admission Of
wool, OH which there was collected in
the last fiscal year the sum Of $685.
2ll ~, aud tue production OF which has
been stimulated TO tho notable benefit
OF our agricultural interests, by rate Of
duty about 200 per cent less than the
a. alankal
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The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rleuln, fever
sores, letter, giiapped hands, Chll6lalns,
COrnB, aud all skin erupuOns, and posi-
lively OureB piles, or no pay required.
II ID guaranteed 10 give perfect BatlViAu.
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cent?
nor box. For sale by Logan Drug %,
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ls the complaint Of thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs, etc.
Did you ever Try Dr.. Acket's English
Remedy II iS the best preparation
known for all lung troubles, Sold on q
positive guarantee at 900 aud bOc. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. I, Goodwin
( Co, o. X. GOOlEe, A. 7. Young, John
Goldman. pAW.A
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'''' ''''''''s1IIVUVo %
Whatever may be said OF tue moral or
physical effects aud influence OF tobacco,
1t has come to be- regarded as necessity
by the poor as well US the rich. II Is
now the only product OF agriculture that
is directly taxed by the Government.
The repeal Of this tax would reduce
tue surplus about $32,0OO,O00,
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Mrs. Sowders-"Ms. Jones told me
this afternoon that burglars broke into
The church last night and took every
hing they could lay their hands upon"
Rev. Snowden (somewhat absent.mind-
they take collection?"
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rllAsI rllr.l IlClilnr rllA..

SYMPTOMS -MOlilutOj Intense itching and
e .5 ~ SSfi KY, " .SSfIS'h .g
bleed and ilHetAlC, beCOmlug very SIRE
5WAYNkG OlNTNg INT stops The itching and bleed
ihg heals ulCOiAilOni aud IN most CAAqg 10
mOvea the tutnOil Aidlugglliai or b. mall, fol
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of The Money and Stock
Markets,

NHe NNAthca ~ thu monty anu htoch
Markets,
NEW YoRE, Dec, 4.-N0ney on call light
hanging from to : per cent last loan Aper cent,
closed offered at per cent, Prime mercantile
paper ba1H per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet
and tairly steady at Il soai Sii, Sales Of stocks
were as 800 lhAfes,
There was leis animation In the stock make,
to-day, but the tone Of the dealings was mot %
strong ~ yesterday, and most Of the lit arc Itll
lower, The Missouri Pacific was one Of the
weakest stocks on the list The greatest pressure
was hESt brought upon New England, and II
dropped or lbop! X per cent, but rallied 4 IL.
tie, still II closed lower than last evening. The
pressure was continued upon the Coal stocks,
but while active they were held within narrow
limits, aud thelr dual changes are lnAigniAcant
The strong feature Of the day was Chicago Gas,
which ross from sSk 70 ~ on covering
Of shorts and buying by the Chicago people. The
close was rather heavy, generally about some,
thing under the openluR prices. AostAtockS are
iTactl0nRlly higher,
Railroad bonds strong; sales u 1900,
a. G0VNFlmAnt and HIatn hnndR dull and aiaaHW
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FOR RENT.

No. SoiS ClApllne street. %
No o. rwCuty.thlrd GtrOet. .""""-"....." 8 "
NO, 1901 Ma! stree "
A Desirable Residence, ground u GcIes, s2OJ
Us Acre Farm on Middle wheeling Creek,
w. JAMES A. HENRY,
Real htAtB Agent, d, 8, Claim Attorney and No
tAfy Public. No 1912 Market Street. dee
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Simply apply "swAYNia OINTMENT" No IN.
lefhAI medicine Required, Cures teIlef eCaehia,
Itch, all efupllDna on The face hands hOlg, 6e,,
lIAylng the skin eleAt white aud healthy. ~
b. no other remedy, Ash your dfnRRlI fol
AWAYNG'g OiNTNENT, TfhBAW
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BALTIMORE Dec. 4,-wheRt western steady;
No. winter red spot 7g5tc; December 791lc;
January SlAaSlIGc; February S!5%aS3ci March
Slhc; May Si9iC. Corn arm; mixed spot aud
December 4ULSaitAC; year aud January and
February SS54lSyc, Oats steady; western mixed
2la2SC. Rye Iuleti prime to choice 6Ia57c. Hay
firm ut sl3 OOGl3 20, Provisions steady. Butter
I'OiIi6 EteAlV. Rio iOlEaVlp
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NInLnla.

NEw YORK, Dec, 4.-flg iron quiet; American
SO GOaig %. Copper easier; lake December 81 w.
Lead nominal 1T o -. TIN briSEtr; straits
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
= - n. IkAlNs6On aud alter NV. % lss9.-Rx.
day excepted monday excepted. isamfdsy
STS ss.pI.. sunday only. Saturday only
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When DAILY was alex, We gave her castorla,
when she was Child, she cried TOT astorla,
When she became Miss, she cluns 10 castOra,
whsa IhS had Children, she gave them castotlA
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TOBACCO TAX.

There was received during the last
fiscal year, from all scources Of internal
r. venue, the sum Of Sl9O,sOl, 434 20.
This, 1t Is estimated, would be increased,
under existing laws, TO $780, 900 for
the current fiscal year, =
The tax collected on tobacco was as
fnllnwat - ~
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

10 you desire 10 have your rents collected aud
avoid the troubles Incident therefor
DO You want to sell your ptOperlii
DO you want to exchange Your city property
iOf u iaFmf
DO you want 10 buy a faTm1
Do jOu want to NGll u iarmY
DO ynu want to buy u hOusef
DO sou want 10 tuilt Il housef
Do you want u pCnsionf
DO you want your pension increASedH
by you want bouutyH
DO you want your pension vouchers cert iledi
Dn you want deposition taken IN your claim
DO YOU want to buy any Of the following
LOIS numbered Saud and feet Of Lot No. .,
Block |, Old Fair Ground.
Ground on east and west side Of South Front A.
No. 10 North Front street.
Lot south vest corner Virginia aud Sou u YORK
street. No. ~ Virginia street. No " fifteenth
street, half lot, No. 1905 MCCOlluCh street, No
1905 hapllne kliCet, No. 100 GlApllne street
No. iiI6 EOn' street, No. 1860 Jacob street. 30
2lii Main street. No. 1850 Sixteenth street.
Three franc Houses, cast tnd Of Twenty
seventh sttGet.
ADGSiraIle RCAldcnco on Fourteenth street.
Two DeAlfablO Residences OF Fifteenth a.
No. 1887 MAtkCtstrGst -
No. 1871 Market street..
No. 11lR EOli street.
No. 2iOt. 400 aud 2i0S Water street,
No .2tg Main street,
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INEQUALITIES.

The tariff act OF 1881 was hastily con.
sidered and passed. While intended as
y protective measure, It was based on
former tariffs, aud perpetuated many OF
the inequalities and other defects with
which those acts abounded, aud which
have not only been directly hurtiul to
certain domestic Interests, but have al.
forded opportunities for evasion, and
provoked constant dispute and litiga.
ton.
Certain Of these inequalities and de.
iects In She present law arise also from
the changed conditions OF trade and man.
ufacLure since Its enactment.
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Real Estate.
WHAT The PEOPLE WANT.
ws.ro able to Offer for sale to-day the vel
known
RaIlevIew summon HoteI.

BelleVloW ouTlUl6T ElOL6ls
Ii contains rarlors, Dulngroom, Kitchen,
large lne Cellars and ArchGd Vaults, altogether
TWenIy, four Rooms aud Hall, Lofty VerRndES
Sju hcrn exposure rho building Il modern 10
architecture aud appointments. Natural gas
IhrSughouL the hOuGo for oil purposes, Then
there arc large CISteTnS, u Flue Ephng and Well
Of puTu Water. Tho grounds contain eight or
len acres In all, with It's drives aud walks, are
covered with shade trees, shrub6ery and dow
efs In the rear Of tho Hotel there lisa nlcOht'
Ito PArT with 4 bowling Alley aud large Plat
form Tor out door pleasure parties, For health
bSeKlng people II Is Just tho place for Summer
IluIel or suburbOn Resort, For our phi Ian
lnropc people nothing OlefS Itself better for
LIG'SIION-On Elm Grove Motor line Nj.
A. we viii sell at all events, wO shall be
pleased to answer all questions In the Interest
Of such SAle.
C. A. sCHAEFER q co,
Real RttAte Agent,
Cor. Market and fourteenth Streets,
LaS WHEELING, ". VA.