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THERE Is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For q
great many years doctors pronounced 1t
local disease, and prescribed local rene
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced It in.
durable. Science has proven catarrh 10
be a constitutional disease, and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment,
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +.
]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
1t Is taken internally in doses from ten
drops 70 a teaspoonfll. ltacts directly
upon the blood and mucus surface Of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case 1t fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o. Sold by
Druggists, Zoe. D&w
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BAD COMPILATIONS.
Tho Secret Of their Cause Fully Ex-
plained-Why Ladies' are Saliow
and Men Pallld-Some Valuable
Facts on tho Subject.

In passing along the leading streets In almost
any city In America to-day, one will meet with
but few ladies who have clear compilations.
Many persons have tried to account for this sad
fact because Of tho severe climate Of America,
but such reasoning Is wrong. A bad complex
lon Is caused by impure blood, and no lady eau
be really beautiful and no man ruddy, who has
diseased or impure blood.
The best known way Of keeping the blood
pure Is by Keeping II circulating. In this way
i passes rapidly through tho lungs, Kidneys and
liver, and Is constantly purified. But suppOBlng
tho system Is cloGged up as 10 frequently the
case, then Of course the blood becomes impure.
Then far too often men and women take some
powerful purgAtlye, pill or other substance, that
clears the body quickly, wcAkenS the strength,
and leaves the system 10 worse condition than
before. The only sensible way Is TO- take gen.
regularly, aud tho highest known medical Au.
thoritiei Of the day agree that the genuine i'm.
ported Carlsbad 9prUdel Salt 10 Infinitely Bupe.
flor 10 any other natural preparation known 70
the world. II 70 gentle, yet stimulating i iS
properties, being gyGporated from the celebrated
Carlsbad Sprudel Spring, II cannot injure the
body IN the least, and yet u has never failed 70
renew life, purify the blood and thus clear the
complexion. Hundreds Of doctors have giVen.it
thelf. unqualified endortemcnHi thousand! Of
people 20 each year 10 the Carlsbad Springs, but
they can obtain no greater benefit than by taking
the Carlsbad sprudel Salt In ". powdered form,
such ~ can DO procured at any drug store In the
land. When Il "a considered that The Carlsbad
Salt costs practically, little moro than the
cheap, questionable and often injurious Salts,
putgatlves and Bitter Waters thatAte IN the mar.
kct, one bottle being sufficient for nearly
month, all persons who keep pace with the
times and desire only what Il bCSt, will 500 that
Il ID 10 their interest 70 use only the Carlsbad,
zach, bottle q 10 q l!sht blue paper cartoon and
AGENTS, on every bottle, One bottle mailed Upon
receipt oil one dollar. Dr., Toboldt's lecture and
pamphlets mailed FREQ Apon application. ElSnef
h Mendeson Co., Q Barclay street, New York.
ia1l,FfhAR
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EXPLORATIONS I'M EGYPT.

The Egyptian Exploration Funds Achieve
monts, books AID Noeds-An Interesting
Letter.
To he Editor Of he hteliOeaeer:
sGR:-The brilliant successes in Egyp.
tan exploration since 1888, when our
Fund was organized and began It's work
with the discovery OF Pithom (built by
the Israelites in bondage), have always
let me confidently appeal to our public
for its support, The work at Zoan, Nau.
kratis, Tahpanhes, and In "the land OF
Goshen" and the recent splendid recov.
cry OF the most beautiful OF Egyptian
temples-that OF Bubastis-are known
to the public through the magazines,
journals, and standard dailies Of Eng
land andAmeriCa. Each year we issue
an illustrated quarto OF the seasons
work; and the five books, already pub
lished, treat Of the arts and sciences OF
the past, Graeco.E Egyptian architecture
and art, as well as the history Of
Egypt, It's geography, Its relation 10 the
Bible and It's disclosed monuments. In
the words Of one OF our most eminent
educators: "Tho Egypt exploration fund
has done and Is doing a work OF such
momentous importance for education
and enlightenment In many directions,
that 1t deserves and should have the
hearty sympathy and support needful to
carry on It's wise projects" Some 800
eminent Americans have subscribed to
this cause, among them eighty university
or college presidents. Says dis.
tinguished man OF Chicago: "There
ought to DO hundreds among our men Of
wealth, who are possessed as well OF Cul-
tivated minds, to whom II would be a
pleasure to contribute to tho exploration
fund.-" Writes an eminent Yale PROBES.
sor: "The Photographic plates alone are
worth the subscription money"-refer.
ring 10 the leason's Memoir. Miss
Amelia Edwards, who visits America
next fall and winter, will include our
discoveries in her illustrated lectures.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell Is honorary
Vice President for America.
Owing To the rare skill and economy
OF our managers In the field, and our
gratuitous services, but s., 900 to 5000 a
year are needed to carry on the work,
although much more could be done with
more means. There 10 not one cent Of
endowment, and l earnestly appeal for
aid. Patrons contribute $26, but donors
OF S. are equally entitled to the seasons
quatto memoir fully illustrated), 10 the
annual report with lists OF subscribers,
lectures, balance sheet, etc., etc. As
most important historic sites arc being
destroyed in Egypt by the fellaheen and
Arabs, involving the loss Of precious
records, the work should DO vigorously
prosecuted. But wo cannot resume OF.
ploration without immediate aid, Let
all who care to know the particulars Of
this important work address me for cir.
ulars and other information, and men.
ton the 1NTELLioENoRR.
VIZ. @. WINsLow,
Vice President and Honorary Treasury.
526 Beacon Strett, Boston, May 10, 1850.
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Morn YlrrlnIn pr.1. 4 bod oIatlop.

President A, B, Clark, Of the West
Virginia Press Association, has Issued
a call for a meeting OF the Association to
be held at Wellsburg, on Tuesday, June
IS. Charming NJ. Smith, Of Petersburg,
editor Of Snah's Inder, has the matter
Of transportation in charge and will
make all necessary arrangements in that
line, The people Of Wellsburg promise
TO do all in their power to make the
visit a pleasant one and it Is expected an
excursion will be arranged after the ad-
tournament Of the Association, It is
hoped that every editor and publisher
in the State who can possibly do 80 will
attend, as the meeting will DO very i'm
portant and interesting one,
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and most free purpose Of His will, fore
ordained all the means therepnto.
Wherefore they who are elected, being
fallen IN Adam, are redeemed by Christ,
are effectually called unto faith In Christ
by His Spirit Workipgin due season; are
justified, adopted, sanctiaed and kept
by His power through faith unto saliva
ton. Neither are auy other redeemed
by Christ, ehectuGlly called, justified,
adopted, sanctifed and saved, but the
elect only,
pleased, according TO the unsearChable
counsel Of His own will, whereby He
extendeth or withholdeth mercy as He
pleaseth, for the glory Of His sovereign
power over His creatures, 70 pass BY
and 10 ordain them to dishonor and
wrath for their sin, to the praise oil His
glorious Justice.
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EVEN noblemen in London must obey
the law or take the consequences.
Twenty,one OF them were raided by the
police for gambling Saturday and locked
up with the common law.breakers. The
London police are on the right track.
When examples are made Of a few Of the
high'born gentry who have hitherto
been a privileged class, the common
classes will come to have more respect
for the Government,
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IRIsu.ANENcANs will look with inter

IRIsH-AMEMcANs will look with inter
eat for the disclosures promised by DR.,
Cronln, as soon as he arrives in France.
He intimates that he will tell some
thing regarding the handling Of the
Leagues money which viii make some
gentlemsn's hair stand on end, Ithali
Of what DR., Cronin has already stated
be true, some geptIemen's hair must
already bear a close resemblance to a
iretted porcuplne's quilts.
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RTRBONS-

and eompee stock Of the best 's Satin D0 Edge o Grain and
More Ribbons, manufactured in all widths and colors in
Guiding the widest Morie Sash Ribbons
In this advertisement we would call attention to new
stock Of Fans Saches Purses Razor Steel Scs
sors Parabold Needless Persian Trimmings, Laces Embrod
cries. Hosiery Corsets Silk Mitts LaTosca Parasos &C.,
&c. together with complete stock of HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS Of the better grades,
BSpecial attention is invited to our unusually large
and varied stock Of BLACK GOODS embracing Presteys
4onch wide Silk and Wool Henrettas Railroad Cords, Satin
65nch wide Chanty Dress Laces Fish Nets and Brussels
IsDaily Arrivals. Always Adding some-
thing New.
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An 1mnnrnlirn Nsos..itr.

What pure air Ia to an unhealthy 10.
cality, what spring cleaning 10 10 the
neat housekeeper, so Is Hoods sarsapa-
rilla TO everybody, at this season. The
body needs to be thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vltalized, the
germs Of disease destroyed. scrofula,
Salt Rheun, and all other blood disor.
ders arc cured by Hoods sarsaparilla,
the most popular and successful spring
medicine.
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DIED.

CRAwFoRD--on Sunday, May 70, 1850, at las
y. M, at the residence Of Mrs, u. Robinson,
lis Seventeenth street, ELIZA, wife Of Robert
Crawford, In her Goth year.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday, May II, at
3p. NJ, from tho above residence. Inter
ment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
TRUXELL-At Centralia, Illinois, on Thursday,
May Q, 1850, at 1880 q. M, LYDIA, wife oil
John g. Trilxell, late OF Wheeling, ". Va.
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Centeneri Kid Gloves.

have just opened complete assortment Of the see
in the city Of Wheeling Our price for the Best Button
Coored is the same as that charged by Messs Centemer
Co. in New York. vz IS per pair Each pair Of the gen
une bears the Of P Centemer & Co. on the inside AS
the supply Of this particular make Of Gloves is inadequate to
the demand we would advise an early selection.
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Normal SCHOOL Commeneeme ono,

Following are the dates set for the
commencement exercises at the Normal
Schools OF the State; Marshall College,
June 4; Glenville, June Z; West Vir-
ginia University, June y; Fairmont,
June IS; shepherdstown, June IA; West
Liberty, June IS; Concord, July lS, and
Storer College, May 80.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN foresses clear
ly, he says, that we are on the eve Of a
Ciyilwar and financial crash, 1T you
oweanybody," he continues, "don't pay
it. II anybody owes you get 1t within
sixty days or you will never soc It."
This advice, coming from the Prince OF
Cranks, is worthy OF Napoleon Of FL
nahce.
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OUTFITS.

CREAM MoHAIR. HENRlErTAs AND
SATIN STRIPED BERpERs.
CREAM AND WHITE FAILLE FRANcAIsE.
PEAv De soEE, CHINA SILKS, BRo.
oADEs, MORE AND SuRAus.
LARGE AND ELEaANT ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE BRAIDs, WITH PARTISAN AND TIN.
Sci EFrRcTs.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE WHITE
FEATHER AND SATIN FANS; ALSO THE
hest MAKES OF WHITE KID AND Silk
GLOVES.
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Commissioners Sale.
NOMMIssIONER's SALE on MAR
~ RBT STREET PROPERTY.
John J. Jones, administrator Of
James II. Robinson, decd In ChAncoD.

setAes AA' - .'A'"SAl NNN~V In NhNUCNll'
Mary v. Robinson otAl.
In pursuance Of q decree Of the Circuit Col,i,I
OF Ohio county, made In The above enllled Iul Y
on the nd day o. April, 1850, tho nhde1lghe.li
Special Commissioner Will proceed aeIi ~.
public auction A. the h0tlh front dOOf OF WV
Court House Of Ohio county on
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1889,
beklnhink Al 10 O'Clock q. M, the. middle ones,
Third % Of lOi numbered one hnhdFI9 nv
twenty-five ti2) on tho eNt tlde o. h ~ ~
street between Tenth and Eleventh lfeeW. "
The city Of Wheeling with The thteetloly w. n,a
building thereon, aud belnE ihg sans ,W,v
properly which Ald JAmOa. II, Robinson VNu'
bIed az lbs time Of bis DEATH. ,.....,.,o
TIRH6 or BALR-Oheth Oi Tho puivnn..,SS
money and a much more a lhe. purchase l \ W
elect, 20 b paid IN each on Tho day o. Ale w
The residue 10 Two OguAl credit lhlalltnenV M
III And Twelve months from Day Of Me, tP
IhleISiI thereon from day oil Ale n0leh w wv,
peftonii security 10 30 given BY. tho puicbin.'L
khd litie retained Until lhe pufrhAie mone{ !"
paid and conveyance directed BY w SSSTg
Special Coinmlnlonet
&c. HEayGY, Auotion6of. -
thereby certify that bond and .ccutlly IVY
been IivSn BY The sAid special comln!l!2lgppe -
- nyi.fihiS CLERK Of the Circuit OOuf"
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FARM FOR SALE.

1hGVe nice Farm o. 40 acres, lying along thS
line between Tyler and KetEel counties lpGfilJ
In eAeh) four miles from Now AArtinivlllt;
nearly all down In grass, well watefed EuhStan'
til Improvements, and In q good neghborhOOt,
which Rilh 10 lell. The title Ia perfect, and
will DO sold at bargain and on reasonable ietni
Gait 81 or Gddreg me at New MRrtlnUllls
" jsss county + FRED S B. BOWERS Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
ts4) TWenty.iour Lots In CaldWell'SAddL
lion 70 the City Of Wheeling.

VH - wv VIZ v" W
BAidLou arc bounded on tho north By Twenty
nlnth street, on Tho east By Fillmore street @
tho south By the HandlAh Homestead and On
The west BY tho B. d o. R.R. 49,,
Tasii Proximity . !hS aSoyS NAMED tG
'. L moi IOId II thirty days will DO SOld a! pub
FoT ISfmi and further information lpplyn
", Y, HOGE d Bro
100 Market Bitah
Or WnlIAM n, HANDLAEi -.
Gnlb o. ". Cor. ChApllhe 4 BIIteenth sL
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WV. Q. WlNsLow,
Vice President and Honorary Treasury.
526 Beacon Stred, Boston, Nay 10, 1850.
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ForRent.

mo LET-CoMFoRTABLE, MON
n ERN Dwelling House Of rooms, M, :,
Thirteenth street, Apply TO W, II, RISRH1Rf
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


Edward wAlworth made d balloon
ascension at Utica, N. Y, yesterday aud
came down In the lake and was drowned.
The new Hotel Princeton, Of i,una
Vista, Colorado, burned yesterday morn.
Ing. LosS, $4,000; insurance, $4,000;
supposed 10 be inCendlary.
A match for $500 a side has been ar.
ranged by tile owners Of the trottiug
stations AlCryor and Nelson, The race
takes place at Fleetwood Park, New
York, some time In October,
James Quale, who absConded from
the Wisconsin lumber regions q yeai
ago, taking With him $4,000 Of bis EN-
ploy0r's money, was captured in Sax
ony, Germany, and passed through
pittsbufgh ye6tetdAy Ii charge Of q de
teCtiVe snfopte 10 Milwaukee,
Mr.. Justice Field, In an interview yeB
Ierday al Chicago, said he thought muCt
good would result from the Terri
tragedy, He expects 10 zee The eotnlni
Congress lake action looking 10 the pro
teClion Of Judges from disappointed ant
vlndlCtive persons who have been de
Clded against.
Tho three hundred employees Of ]
Richardson 4 Co.'s sh6b factory, Elmlfa
N. y, were thrown Into A panic yegtet
day by an explosion Of Ra1 which 10.
leaked lnlo the basement ol the build
Ing from q street main, Engineer Pier
son and foreman named KeOnef wett
very BeflouBly burned.
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At z o'clock Monday evening, the
home Of John Dening on Cbapline
street, q few doors above Thirty.sixth,
was broken open aud robbed. Dening
is IN oil operator and Is engaged now IA
tho Taylorstown field, his wife and q
servant being the only persons at home.
At the time mentioned, the servant and
Mrs. Dening were both out Of the
house, but the doors were locked. The
thieves entered through back window,
and proceeded TO open two trunks, one
belonging TO Mrs. Dening aud the other
10 the servant. In Mrs. Denins's trunk
two dollars and q half were found and
In tho other Aye.dollar bill. mic
trunks were broken open with a Gre.
poker, and the whole operation only
consumed about twenty minutes, that
being the extent Of the time the ladies
were absent. The matter was reported
70 the police, but no clue was discovered,
This 10 the second time robbery haS
been attempted within q few days ID
that part Of town,
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Commvnts Of The Gorinan Press.

BERLIN, Sept. 24.-The Hossi,sch lei
tung,the 7ageblaa and the National Gazette
agree that the elections in France have
not materially altered the strength Of
the parties. They say that the future Of
France depends on thirty Republicans.
The National Gazette says that the chief
danger to the Republic has been averted.
The VoSsissche Zeittng claims that the
forecasts concerning the results Of the
second ballots are premature. In any
case, the paper says, the elections augpr
a more peaceful future.
The Tageblaa says: The Republicans
arC doubly disappointed at the result Of
the elections. They had hoped that
Boulangism would be annihilated and
that the Monarchists would be entang-
led in It's downfall. Germans as lovers
OF peace are satisfied with the results.
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SAW OUR WIl,DCAT REGION.


Tho "rr'ldUnt and senator Davis Take n
Trip to ElkInS, tti. state.
DEER PARK, Mp, Sept. 24.--President
Harrison and Senator Henry G. Davis
left here at 1880 this morning for Elkins,
West Va. There was u heavy rain storm
at the time and Mrs, Harrison and Mrs,
Davis, who were to have been In the
party decided not TO 20, as the trip has
certain elements OihardShips, beginning
aud ending with drive Of thirteen
mileS over preCipitous mountain roads.
During the day President Harrison saw
one OlthO widest sections Of the country,
NE mountain region Of West Virginia.
4nspatty returned al I tonight.
lhe ltlp was one Of the most stormy
ones that any President Of the United
States has taken In tho last quarter OF q
century, II rained constantly aud, the
tfCsdehts macintosh and high rubber
9Oo@ could not entirely protect him
itShl Il q drenchlng The party reached
WwklhS, W. Vay the terminus Of the
West Virginia Central road, about mid.
NY, where they spent an hour, taking
WI Ilhner IN tic private car "West
nWg,ni% Tomorrow the President
iIu MH. Harrison, ex-senator and Mrs.
usnly " DavIsall Mr., and Mrs, Elijah
LnMlotd, vi attend the centennial Cele.
.Voa a. Cumberland. They will leave
"0" va IN, returning Al 8 p, m,
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FRlGHIRUL DISASTER,
AFreigbt Train PIunges into a
Passenger Coach,
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED
.Daa Number IWuFed-The Names
Of the yic'ims-Thc Wreck In
slant aud CompIetO-AnothoF
Serious Chicago Accident.

rucAGo, Sept, 24.-A frlghtful dlsas'
%, suburban passenger train occur
,sd tonight in the southern outskirts ol
,bs cIty. The Chicago, Rock Island 4
Pacific train No. 81, which left the main
depot a. 5;35 p. N, for Blue Island, was
crashed into by a freight train at the
Lake Shore and Pan Handle crossings
near Iigbty.seventh street, Englewood,
The Messenger train was at a stand still
one coach projecting over the crossing
Into this coach, containing about sixty
nersons, plunged the freight train. The
wreck OF the passenger coach was in
Aant aud complete.
How many persons were killed and
injured Il was impossible at the moment
~ learn, The first estimates made dur
IN, tLe confusion that followed the
SoiIjsion put the number OF deaths ut
twsye to fourteen. Half an hour after.
Tanl four dead bodies had Ieen taken
oat Of the debris, and the number Of
victims was still a matter Of guess work.
Wo.t Of the people in the ill.starred
cosrb c were, it is known, residents OF the
suburban towns Of Washington Heights
and Morgan Park.
When thorough search had been
rompIp.ed, it was found that three ladies
and Two gentlemen had been killed out
Trht and II third man was in dying
condition. Six other persons were serl-
orsly injured, The list OF the killed 10
NN Kelley, ]. Mckenzie, Fred Hueb-
ner Mp. Brown, an unknown woman,
ali Of Washington Heights. Those most
seriously injured are Gus Mulcahey,
fatally hurt; Miss A. K. Steel, Anton J.
Shubcrs and Parker Harden, Of Wash
inpton heigths Tho others hurt sus.
tanned but slight injuries.
The wreck appears to have been en-
trely due to the almost criminal care
lessness Of Engineer Seth Twombley,
son OF the master mechanic Of the road.
The engineer, regardless OF time and
sisnaIs, plunged into the passenger
coach at the rate Of l2 miles an hour.
TwUmbley at once took TO flight and
has not been heard from. It is stated
that he WAS addicted to drink and the
presumption Is that hO was intoxicated.
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PARIS, Sept 24.-All the members Of
the Cabinet have returned to Paris. A
ministerial council, which will be prc.
sided overly President Carnot, win be
held at the Elysee tomorrow. The new
Chamber Of Deputies will be summoned
10 meet In November 1t 10 now es,i.
mated that the supporters OF the Gov.
eminent will comprise 800 moderate Re.
publlcahs aud 06 membero Of The leit.
The Chamber is certain 10 annul The
elections OF Gen. Boulanger and Count
Dillon. In order 10 secure the election
ol the Republican candidates wherever
possible on the second ballots In the diB.
tricte In which two Republicans ran
sunday the one receiving the smaller
number Of votes will retire.