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GOOD ADVICE,
len Butler Advise. Young nien to lnve.t In

Real Estate.
Tho lion. Benjamin F..Buller may DO
"awny of" In the figures about farm
mortgages he gave not long ago, but the
advice contained in tho following Is
worthy OF careful consideration:
All the improved real estate In Bohton,
as d rule, has paid It's interps! and taxcs
md qnadruplcd In value during the past
fifty years, while during tho same period
90 per cent OF all tho merchants and
traders In that city have failed, and 90
per cent OF MI the business corporations
have either done likewise or gone out
Of tusifees, 80 that their stock has been
wiped out.
Ia view OF these facts, | think 1t may
be unhcsitatlngly asserted that nothing
else Is 80 cafe an investment fol, small
savings as improved real estate. Moth.
ing Is likely to grow IN value faster.
You had, therefore. better buy n piece
OF Improved real estate, however Empll,
that Is paying rent. Pay Ia cash what
little money you have, and give your
notes, secured by mortgage on the prop,
erty, for the balance, In small sums fall.
ing due at short intervals, and then use
all your extra income from the rent Of
your property in paying them Oft. You
never incur any risk In %discounting your
own not, 8, aud when your friends find
that YOU arc placing your money where
1t Is perfectly secure they will be glad to
assist you II those notes should come
duo q little too rapidly. Thus, In ashort
time, and almost before you know II,
you will have a considerable and per.
fectly safe Investment.
II you had n rich father who would
furnish the cash to start you IN bust.
ness, you would probably do better In
the long run II you invested it III tho
way | have pointed out, rather than risk
1t in trade, meanwhile earning your liv-
ing by working for a salary.
For young man just starting in life,
whose ambition 1t Is to become rich, |
would say, never do n mean thing lor
| money.
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FiSDLAi, OHIO, May 9th, 1890.
J. ". Loose Red Clorer Co.:
l had 4 very troublesome and painful
sore on my face OF about one years
standing, and which several physicians
pronounced a cancer. l had tried good
many different kinds Of ealves, plastefs
and blood purifiers, but none OF them
seemed to help me very much. l found
one OF your circulars recommending
your Extract OF Red Clover, 80 went to
the drug store and bought a bottle and
small box OF the Solid Extract. I took
The medicine accordingto directions and
used the Solid Extract as u ealve, nut.
ting it on fresh twicea day. About the
Mlrd day It began to heal, SO l continued
the use OF it for about three weeks, both
internally and by outward application
and nm very happy to state that It has
entirely cured me.
I cheerfully recommend Loose's FIX.
tract Of Red Clover as the greatest and
best Blood Purifier on tho market. I
have tried them all. Your medicine is
aGod send to suffering humanity.
Yours joyfully,
J.. II. KILLER.
Sold by Logan Drug Company.
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A New Yonx woman had the man OF
her choice locked up for breach Of prom
ise. Being Gagged SO that he could not
get away, che bad pity on him and took
him dainlies to soften the prisoner lot.
The prison keeper overheard the man
BY TO the woman: "You are an angel"
On this hint the keeper spoke to the
man and the wedding bells did ring
,nerrily. A ne1vy woman ia likely 10
win when che shows that she is not re.
ally OF the weaker sex. Prison bars ale
sometimes soothing 10 the troubled
mind.
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What Bell and Edison arc to the tel.
ephone and electricity, says the Pitts.
burg Neus, DR.. Franklin Miles, the
weli-kno VI specialist in nervous Ills.
eases, is to the nervous system and
nerve ilued. Among his numerous dis.
coverics his Restorative Nervine is I'm.
doubtedly n OF the greatest. 1t is un.
surpassed in nervousness, dyspepsia,
headache, epilepsy, neuralgia, backaclle,
melancholy, sleeplesaness, change OF
lie, etc. Free trial bottles OF it may be
had OF the Logan Drug Co., Druggists,
and also DR.. Miles new book on New
and Startling Facts for the afflicted.
Every n should read this very inter.
esting, instructive, and finely illus.
trated book. Mwr&w.C
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10 boycol. the business Of HE whole

10 boycott the business Of the whole
North.
Tho Governor Of Georgia Ia a repre-.
sentative man Of tho South. lilo served
brilliantly in the Confederate army, aud
since tho war has filled high civic
positions. 1Ic has q large following in
the South. Few mon know Southern
sentiment better than he. 1t Is one Of
his studies to know exactly how the
popular pulse throbs. There Is not the
least reason to doubt that he speaks for
the solid Democracy OF the Solid South.
Ills letter published in to.day'a lSrELLi.
GEHCER tells the North OH what terms 1t
may have the good will and the trade oil
the South. The terms arc acquicacence
In tho persistent qualification OF vital
features Of the Constitution Of theUni!ed
States.
Those who want peace at any price
and trade at the cost Of manhood, self
respect md real elections will be moved
by Governor Gordon'a protest to oppose
the Federal election bill.
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THE honor and integrity Of the man.
asement OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company are now fully established all
over the country. All who know any.
thing about it know that the Drawings
OF the Company are held with the Ut
most fairness and all prizes paid fully
and promptly. Thousands are ready OF
their own knowledge to testify to this.
The Company's present charter has
about FIVE years to run. Tho onlyQ ues.
ton now under consideration is, Shall
the present charter expire in 1895 BY
limitation or shall it b. extended for
another term Of 25 years. paw
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A CENTURY OF progress has not pro.
duced u remedy equal to Ely's Cream
Balm for catarrh, cold in the head
and hay fever. 1t is not Il liquid
or a snuff, but is perfectly safe and
easily applied into the nostrils. It
gives immediate relief and cures tbs
worst cases. MwF3w
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In len days Il British fleet or any othtr
strong fleet could destroy tho Pacific
Coast. II that wealthy and growing re-
gion were laid waste everybody would
agree that it would have been cheaper
TO protect 1t. Why not agree now and
protect before the sacking comes?
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N"Ns 9 ANU Al ! "
test.
The protest Of Governor Gordon, Of
Georgia, against the Federal election
bill will be read with deep interest the
country over. It will please Northern
Democrats and enthuse Southern Dem
ocrats.
The protest is honest and instructive.
The Governor Of Georgia frankly Gays
he approves the threat to hit back
with the boycott. HNorthern men il
Congress vote for this measure, South.
ern men in trade will refuse to bu,
Northern products and will not deal
with Northern merchants. An effort to
enforce in the South the Constitution Of
the United States, 10 which the South
has formally sgreed, is to be met with
commercial warfare. This is the inten.
ton and the distinguished Governor Of
Georgia does not h, estate to say SO over
his signature.
Governor Gordon muru desires that
the country shall be free from all sec.
tional feeling, that there shall be a real
national unity. The instructive portion
Of his u.ierance is that he looks to the
North for the realization Of his dream.
1t is upon the North to eay whethe,
there shall be sectional feeling or q SEN.
timent Of brotherhood among citizens
and OF sisterhood among tho States. II
the North desires peaceful and fraternal
conditions it must not permit the
National Government to interfere in
national elections.
The South may interfere, rs it has
been doing and intends 10 continue to
do; but this is a different matter, and
nobody must attempt to change this con.
dition go essential to the supremacy Of
the white race in the South and through
that to the Democratic party through
out the country. :" the politicians OF
the South make a solitude and call it
peace, the rest Of the country must
agree to accept tho goods as they are
branded.
To seriously object to this programme
and try to have it otherwise, as the
Constitution Of the United States says II
shall be, Is to stir up sectionalism, o II
passions which ought to be permitted to
die out, and to provoke the whole South
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some OF our friends the enemy could
stand the Federal election bill II 1t were
not for tho harm It must do the Repub.
lican party. 1t Is very sad 10 become 10
sad as this over other peoples atIaire.
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Quite 1tnnateriul,

american Grocer.
"You see" remarked the amateur an.
gler, I'VE lift the hotel with a lunch
hamper, two bottles OF rye and our fish.
ing tackle"
"Have pretty fair Sport? % ventured
the guest.
Fair! Glorious! Only at the start
come internal tramp went to work and
stole OUR
"Hamper, eh i"
fishing tackle"
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The One Thing Seedful.

II see there is an insurance company
against burglars in London"
"Now if they'd only insure us against
insurance companies, what q happy
world this would be-"
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EVERY tissue Of the body, every nerve,
bone and muscle is made stronger and
more healthy by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. i
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EEhh.
He-That man has lots on his mind
She-Who is he?
He-Jones, the real estate agent.
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Republican State Convention,

II Is ordered that a Convention OF tho State
BIZ held In the city OF MArtlnSburg, on Wcdnes.
day, tho 10Th day Ct August, 1880. n, 10 o'clock
n. m. 10 nominate a candidate for Judge Of tho
Supreme Court Of Appeals, TO be voted lor at the
election TO be held OH the 4th day Of November
next, and TO transact such other business as may
properly come tefore saId convention. Zach
county. Is entitled 10 send 10 Mid convention
one delegate for each one hundred votes or
traction exceeding tity votes, cast for tho Re.
publican candi jate for Governor In lSsS.
BY order OF the State Central Committee.
}v9l ntw q " ATEISs0N cecreterr
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Gust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon, having it.
It's sold everywhere.
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Isl.
Piles. piieH. IslleN.

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
>ase. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
tied and %Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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TIE Inter. Ocean tells the Chicago AL.
derlnan that he Is "sui generis." Before
the Chicago Alderman finds out what
that means he may kill an editor.
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
laistc,s Of tho YlsitationA

A school OF more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for shorsugh edu.
cation OF young ladies' ia all departments. L.
brary OF six thousand volumes. Fine philo.
soph!cal, chemical aud astronomical apparatus.
Musical department, specially noted. Corps Of
piano teachers trained by u learned professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old italian mas.
ters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For catalogues, and references to patrons in
all the principal cities, address
- --- - 49, = 49, THE EGO !
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WHEELING, JULY %, 1890.

TIE sun Is about ready 10 resume bus.
iucss at tho old stand.
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Many a mans faith in prayer 10 found.
cd largely on the belief that his petitions
are TOO important to be u%nheeded.
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SS00REWARD-wE WILL
UCOO pay. the above reward for any
casa OF LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Hcad.
ache, Indigestion. Constipation or Costiyeness
VIC cannot fure. with Vests Vegetable Liver
Fills, when the directions arc strictly compiled
with They are purely Vegetable and MAYER iIl
10 glyc satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large boxes
50 Pills. Is cents. Beware of Conn.
iactured only W John b. West 4 Co. Sold Nv
McLA1E BRhThER5 cor. Market and Twelfth
sfrro,s. Wheeling. " Va. re2S .uvr sw -
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For Rent.

TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM
l, occupied by tho late A. q. Eger,er, No. iSiS
Main street. Possession July I, l6N. RnGul;s
OF W, IL. EbERlEh. myli
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Now Advertisements.

MONEY TO LOAN-s500 TO 81, 900
.Vl on city real estate. AZ l.. ROLF & CO.,
ioiI Market street, - IVA y
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Wanted.

WAETEn-AEents to sell Tho linle0 CIotbs,
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success; patent rect ntly Issued: sold mi" ~ \
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receipt Of 10 cents We will scnd a sample lima bHx
mall; also circulars: pr!cc lISt aud terms y
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Street, Worcester. Mass, WIZ
The morning call., 1890-10-31
THE SUGAR TRUST.
Judge Pratt Reserves His Decision Regard

Judge Pratt Reserves His Decision Regarding
the Appointment. of a Receiver.
New YORK, Oct. 3O.-J udge Pratt, in the
Kings County Supreme Court to-day, heard
arguments in the sugar-trust case. The
proceedings were opened by Lawyer E. NJ.
Shepard presenting an affidavit from John
f. Searles, Secretary Of the sugar trust, in
which he said these proceedings were only
hiudrance to the best interests of certif-
cate-holders, and that the plan of reorgani-
zation was ready. The financial statement
would have been made public but for these
proceedings, he said. He was followed by
Enhu Root, who opposed the appointment
of a receiver, saying if that were done the
trust would be terminated. Counselor
John b. Gleason, who represented some OF
The certitcate-holders, then made strong
argument in favor of the appointment of a
receiver. The trust had certain property in
its hands which should be turned over to
q receiver. 1t was not matter OF discre-
ton with the court. He asked that the
property be taken out of the hands of per-
sons who had no title to it. Lawyer j. l..
Hill and others argued the case.
Judge Pratt reserved his decision, but
modified the injunction so as to allow the
publication of The plan Of reorganization and
the financial statement. The plan provides
for the issue OF S25, 600, 600 In per cent pre-
ferred stock, S25,O00,0O0 in common stock
and Sl0,C00,000 III bonds, secured by mort
gage. Each holder of certificates will get
half the face Of his certificates in each Of
the new series of stock and $500 in cash.
The statement of the financial condition of
the trust shows the assets 10 be $40, 537, $50,
the liabilities SIS, 794, ISL, and the net assets
S11, ,743 S54. The uust originally had no
working capital and borrowed S10.000,GO0
The dividends paid the stockholders amount
to Sl1, ,9O0,9S2 The amodnt expended in
improvements of the plant is 81, 754,53l.
The new company is to be called the
American Sugar Refining Company. 1t will
be incorporated in New Jersey, and the Di-
rectors for the first year will be IL. o. Have
mel er, T. A Havemeyer, f. o. MatthitssOn,
j. L. Searles Jr.. William Dick, j. b.
Thomas and George C. McGoun.
The morning call., 1890-10-31
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The Sultan of Zanzibar is to be created a
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Star
of India.
Mr.. Bullock of Florida, who has thirteen
children, has the largest family Of any
member in Congress.
Mrs. Custer has been visiting several Of
her gallant husbands army friends in Mon
tana and the Dakotas.
The Crown Princess of Brazil and her
husband are now the tenants of small
villa in Clagny Park, near Versailles.
Herr Junckermann, the character actor,
who is well known in America, has sud-
denly become insane. He has been sent to
the asy lum at Weisbaden.
General Joseph E. johnson, at SO, Is a
sprghtly, soldierly looking old gentleman.
To the ordinary observer he appears to be
twenty years younger thau he is.
Miss Sanger, the Presidents stenographer,
is the first woman to act in that capacity at
the White House. She also fills the posi-
tion of private secretary to Mrs. Harrison.
Mr.. Gladstone. although very rich man,
is not fond of extravagant expenditure
Both he and Mrs. Gladstone are economical
almost to penurlousneSs in personal matters.
Mrs. Whitney, the wife of the ex-Secre-
tary, who recently returned from stay
abroad, says the report that Worth is go
ing to revive crino!1ne and buStleS is all non
sense.
Prince Bismarck, VINO farms on large
scale at NarZln, is said to have cleared
$4,000 by his cattle and geese during the
last year, and his profit from yeast exceeded
S3000O.
1t is expected that the marriage of Miss
Mildred Fuller, daughter Of the Chief JUS
tice of the United States Supreme Court TO
Hugh Wallace of Tacoma will take place
about New Years dny.
Marie Nevins Blaine is under engagement
to write series of articles for one of the
newspaper syndicates, and she is well
enough to undertake the work. although by
no means wholly recovered.
Baron Nordenskjold, the Norwegian
Arctic explorer. is Sanguine OF the success
of the projected expedition TO the North
Pole. He believes the diScoverer of the Pole
may furnish the key TO many unsolyed
problems.
The morning call., 1890-10-31
ARCHBTsHoP FEEHAN.
Close of His Silver Jubilee With Impressive
Exarcises


Exercises.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The second day of
Archbishop Feenan's silver jubilee opened
with tribute from the little folks of the
church. At 10 o'clock about 5000 children
from the paIochial schools of the city gath
cred at the auditorium in holiday attire,
with bands, banners and emblems. The
Archbishop and visiting Bishops were
seated on the stage, and behind were the
clergy. The children filled up the great
auditorium to overlooking. Under direction
of the teachers the children presented a lit
erary and musical programme, including the
singing of number of national anthems.
Al the Auditorium tonight an enormous
throng witnessed the concluding exercises OF
Archbishop Feehan's jubilee. The chief
feature was. the remarkable addresses in
Gaelic, Bohemian, Polish, Italian, German,
French and English and by a colored man
in behalf OF African Catholics. All the ad
dresses were characterized by an ardent
spirit of devotion to American institutions.
Those that touched the school question af-
firmed with substantial unanimlty the de-
termination of Catholics to maintain their
parOchial schools, and the audience ap
plauded with tremendous vigor the declara-
ton that these schools were the nurseries Of
American patriotism. Replying to the ad-
dresses Archbishop Feehan closed an elo-
quent speech by fervent tribute to Amer
can institutions, and impressed upon his
people their duty of loyalty to the common
wealth and devotion to the Constitution and
the institutions of the United States.
The morning call., 1890-10-31
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

attractive with very enjoyable receptions,
lmpromptu concerts or tete-a-tetes until it
would be hard to imagine oneself anywhere
except in drawing-room.
All visitors express surprise aud delight at
what the young ladies Of the immaculate
Conception OF st. Mary's Cathedral are do
ing in providing delicious viands, grateful
drinks and candies for the visitors every
night. The table set by these earnest ladies'
in an adjoining room is temptation which
cannot well be resisted by the visitors. On
the opposite side is the Press Committees
room. from which 5000 copies of the Cathe-
dral Journal are issued to subscribers daily.
The concerts last night were charming As
usual, while professional players discOursed
sweet airs on mandolins and other stringed
instruments in the gardens. A charming
selection OF pieces was rendered by Profes-
sor Elmer and other well-known players at
another hour. This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
matinee concert, including recital on the
new organ and solos by prominent singers,
will be given for the benefit of ladies and
Others who prefer 10 attend at daytime.
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A FRENCH SCANDAL.
Excitement Over the Arrest of ths Mayor
Toulou

Excitement Over the Arrest of ths Mayor Of
Toulou.
PARIS, Oct. 3O.-The scandal at Toulon,
growing out Of the arrest of Mayor Fou-
rolx ON charge of criminal conspiracy
against Nine. Jonquieres, has ocrasioned
much comment owing to the high standing
of the people involved Mime. Jonquieres is
a Creole, and is the wife of Captain JON
quieres of the navy, a son of Admiral jon
QuleTes. She is also the sister-in-law of
Admiral COulombeaud Commander of the
French Tonquin Squadron. FourOux is ire
tired naval officer. Nine. Auberln. the di-
yoTced wife Of a Toulon solicitor. was a 60
between for Mayor FourOuX and Nine. JON
quieres. The return of Captain Jonqui-reS
from a long voyage interrupted an intimacy
between the Mayor and Nine. JonQuieres
two months ago, and tie latter came to
Pals From tnis city she wrote to Mayor
FourouX demanding money, and, upon his
refusal to comply, she communicated the
facts in the present case to the Procureur at
I0uIon
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A POSITIVE DENIAL.
Archbishop Ireland Has Never Opposed the
Public Schools

Archbishop Ireland Has Never Opposed the
Public Schools
ST. PAUL, Oct. 30.-Archbishop Ireland
was interviewed this evening regarding a
widely circulated report that he had been
called to Rome on account of his utterances
on the public schools at the Educational
Convention last summer. "Why, 1t is per-
fectly absuId." said the Archbishop. " 1t
is false from beginning to end. Rome has
not condemned and never will condemn
compulsory education. Compulsory educa-
tion is matter of civil or social policy and
not matter of religion. 1t does not come
within the peryiew of ecclesiastical juris-
diction. 1t appertains to citizens, not to
churchmen, to decide it. For my own part,
as n citizen, | favor unreservedly compul-
sorry education. All laws restricting, il not
abolishing. child labor, and compelling uni
versaI education, have my heartiest ap-
proval, and. if The occasion offers in Mime
sofa, will obtain my political support"
The morning call., 1890-10-31
FALL MEETINGS.
Yesterdays Winners at the Linden and Wa
ipgton Tracks

Yesterdays Winners at the Linden and Wash
ington Tracks.
LINDEN, Oct. 30.-The winners to-day
were as follows:
First race seyen-eighihs of mile, Cast
Away Won, Clarendon second. Ionroe third.
Time, 1:5215.
Second race, five-eighths of a mile, Cap
tain Wagner won, Blithe second, Forerunner
third. Time, :O5R
Third rsee, one and three-siXteenth miles.
Lavlnia Belle Won, Riley second, Demuth
third. Time, 2:O7.
Fourth race, eleyen-sixteenths of a mile,
Rock won, Carrie c second, Flambeau third.
Time, 1:1212.
Fifth race. five-eGhths of mile. Lake
view won, Mamie b second. Prince Edward
third. Tine, l :04
Sixth race, one mile, Woodcraft won,
kyre B second, Longshot third. Time,
1:47A.