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Also Select knights meet at same hall LIST
and 3rd Friday of each month
j. D GILLESPIE, Com.
WI. MILES, Rec,
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DIVISION NO. IA. o. H. meets second
Wednesday of each month at its hall.
8. A. FLAHERTY, Pres.
TIMOTHY MURPHY, s.
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/. Q. o. f. Crystal Lodge mol meet ev-
cry Monday nis Int at its hall.
A. G. THoRP, r. s. C. PHELPS, N. G.
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Knights of Aurora, meets every 2nd and 4th,
Friday of each month, at their hall.
A. L. STBEGER, &c. PA. MCCARTHY, Rec.
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NJ. frederick Raft, lis sprlaa Garden Areaue.

~ could nat sleep at night. The lnucIs woult
Gil up my throat, and l wouli have TO sit III
md hawk and raise In ordec TO obtain relief
Night swcats set In anu TeExcncf inc terribly
such nights RS these Left Inc entirely nnGt 10,
work. ! would arise In tht morning feeling IN
refreshed. In fact more tired than when I wen
to bel. Ny throat WIGS SO i9famcd aud sJrc thaI
| calhi NO. ca, anything Ia the maFnivgs. | had
no desire foe food; the very sight OF Il caused q
nausea ut my stomach.
"ehurp palms would shoot through ruy chest
StGhb!ng Ike a knife. often so severe as to cause
ne to gasp for breath. There wGS a feeling In
my stomach rs OF Il heavy weight pressing down.
Ny heart would brat rapidly. The palptta,lon
would tc followed by A Sow. Irregular beating
and n lee!lng OF ta!ntnes!. grew weaker and
acGtcr. The sliehiest cxert'oa would max. mr
short Of breattl. When [ would stoop over md
raise up quickly | would become dizzy, and WAS
often compelled 10 sit down until this feeling
passed away.
MY body was racked with aches md pains.
and | dc'rasrcd OF ever getting Welt. I hat read
with interest OF the wonderful success DR.. ". II.
cases similar to mine, and decided there WAS the
place for me to 80. ] found their cha'gcs lower
than the prices OF patent medicine, and placed
myself under their care.
my progress was truly marvellous. and Ican.
not say enough In favor OF their treatment. My
head Is row clear, ind no longer aches me. The
roaring In my ears. dropping in the throat and
pains In my chest have all ceased to bother me.
! sleep well mud eau cat a hearty breakfast. l
am now feeling as well as | ever was, and owe
this change to these eminent specialists"
Mr.. Rnetz lives at No. lis Spring Garden
avenue, Allegheny. flo Ia employed IS a glass;
blower a. the works Of Messrs. ]. 7. & A. liam.
lltou, Twenty sixth and Railroad stress, Pitts.
burgh, and this statement can be easily verified.
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issued hereunder, and the payment Of iule,c,,
upon such bonds, aud no more. Suct, conpcn.
sttlon shall be In full for MI services OF Cvety
description rendered by or required OF the CHmr.
mlssloncts. or any OF them. under this otIi.
nance. and 70 extra pny Tor clerical or otbr,
per annum; such commissions shall be only
charged. upon tho amount o! money received III
the Commissioner for, and by them applied ia
the redemption Of bOuds under this ordinance
and payment o. Interest thereon, and aat on
money received from tho sale OF said bond; il.
SECTION II. THIS ordinance shall tukc effect
from aud alter LIS ratification by the %utiNlilei
voters OF The City OF Wheeling. At an clcriIpn In
DO held on tho 10Th dny Of April, $50, All rct.
sons voting for ratification of tho ordinance
on his ballot tho words "'for Ratification"
Each voter yUtlng 'for ratification" viii iuJl.
cate Upon bis ballot IFS preference for either n
Stone or steel bridge. by having written or
printed upon his ballot, unier the word "ntlO.
cation, y sucn preference. Those voting against
ballot the words, "Fdr RetcGttdh." zach yoicr
voting for rejection will Indicate upon his hi.
lot his preference for either II Stone or sl,,I
lIrldgu by having written or printed on his LNi,
lot, under tho word "lscicctlon," such prefer.
ence.
SECTION IL. This ordinance shall take rtrrc,
from aud after Its passage.
Tho aggregate amount OF Indebtedness Of tho
city Of Wheeling, Issued and authorized By tIs
said city. nnd existing At this date Is Wiz.
lN 10.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day OF March,
1879.
Mayor Of The city Of Whcting, ". VI,
THOMAS +. TIIoNER,.
Clerk " he cty Of Wheeling, ". Ia.
mr9l.apl.l9 |7,Hl
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An onntyANcEito Provide for the Issue and
Sale u bonds " the City OF Wheeling, 10 b,
kuown Ms tho "Mpin street bridge ltonds."
aud itr the Redemption aud raymcct thefeoi'
WHEREAS, The stoae bridge on Main street,
in tho Cry OF Wheeling. over Wftecfft.tB creek,
was destroyed By II ftcshct therein; hnd
WIIsiE IS, \ potnsuent bIibse across wheel.
Ing Greek on Main street 10 MI urgeht Necessity;
De q Ordained By the CJhacilof The Cag " Wheel.
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eloIe the Commissioners shall
sud bonds. they shall advertise
weeks in tho daily newspap ers
} cily Of Wheeling, giving Inc
the place where. In said city.
, bids In writing for said bonds,
:aceea ing amount OF bonds TO
ndashall DO apportioned by tho
'moug those bidding the high.
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STATE nlITl&.
lure Demogogy.

DhcSAdnHon ItII1. ll III
Our Democratic brethren aro still
making wry faces over the seating Of
Republican Congressman In the con.
tested cases. Out OF seven seated four
have been Republicans and three Demo.
Gratis, md yet there Is agreat howl about
partisan action. II Is a fact that the
Democrats have voted solidly for the
seating OF Democrats, while In THREE out
out OF the seven cases the Republicans,
or u number Of thcm, voted for the seat.
ing OF the Democratic contestants.
Democratic papers published II broad.
cast that there was TO BIO nothing but
pattiean action and that all tho seats
were to be stolen. Every time q Repub.
lican rs seated they announce ''another
seat stolen" II 1t Is a Democrat, "jns.
ticp has been done," but no credit Is
given. II there IN any worse demogogy
than this, We dom: want to hear OF 1t or
400 Il. H.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
OF Tho Great Work Performed by Dr.
Copeland and Ills Associates.
Tho Marvellous Story Told by Mr..
Haetz-A Plain statement OF
Facts That Can be Read.
" Proven.

Osing to the extremely heavy press.
ure OF outside work at their Pittsburgh
Office, Dr.. ". II. Copeland and his nsso-
clates have found 1t necessary to locate
an Office in this city, for the benefit OF
their many patients in this vicinity, in
order that they may secure the advant.
ages Of tho Office treatment at home. A
few words Of introduction would not DO
out OF place Just here.
DR.. W. IL. Copeland graduated at Belle.
vue Hospital Medical College, Now
York City, where no devoted years to
hospital and intrmary practice In the
special lines mentioned below.
DR.. L. o. Bell graduated from the
Medical College OF Ohio Mt Cincinnati;
has since been associated with DR.. Cope
land, devo,ing himself entirely to the
treatment Of these s%peciMties.
Their wonderful SUCCESS In their treat.
mcnt may DO seen from tho extracts
now being published In Wheeling; from
the daily papers in Pittsburgh and other
large cities, where the work OF Dr..
Copeland aud his associates has attracted
considerable attention, notably New
York. Brooklyn, Detroit, Cincinnati aud
Cleveland.
Thee credentials arc indeed noteworthy. In
authority ,hnn TINT referred tJ-BeilGvus Hos.
plIl, OF New York City; locally, no higher than
Tho Mcd!ca! College d Ohio.
This much by way u introduction. In future
tho readers attention viii DO asked TO results
wLrk by magic or perform miracles. or pretend
10. In their years OF study, preparation and
practice, they. have devoted themselves to n
special class OF troubles. Trained, skillful and
c cx"arirn sn luz u sSs,m,e ,l,cs VI = 'u T.. , sU. bnys NJ "
hesitation In advertising through the daily
papers Their qualifications, .pcctatttcs aad thsil
locations.
Dr. +. .. Bell will be personally In charge o.
| I'm oNIaa bnr. . .#
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Mn. AUSTIN BEACH, who for the past
ten years has been connected with the
city department OF the IHTELLlGEScER,
first as reporter and later as city editor,
~retires with this issue to accepta position
as travelling representative Of the Ohio
Valley MANUFACTURE, the leading trade
journal OF this %section. During his con.
nection with this office, Mr.. Beach has
done efficient and faithful service, and
it is with much regret that We part with
him. Weconsratulato II contemporary
on securing so competent a man.
Mr.. Will S. Faris, who has been ably
filing the position OF associate editor Of
the Manufacturer, will succeed MI. Beach
rs city editor. lie needs no introduce
ton 10 the readers OF tho 1NTELLIGEScEI.,
which he served 80 long and faithfully
in the same capacity in the past. We
are glad to welcome him home.
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PITTSBURGH officials are in a disgrace
full wrangle over the proposed manage
ment OF tho Carnegie free libraries.
There is considerable opposition to the
plans suggested by the philanthropist,
factions having arisen and considerable
feeling has been developed. It
is pro bable that Pittsburghers are max.
ing n very serious mistake., Already it
is intimated that Mr.. Carnegie is bccom-
ing disguised with the wransle aud
may yet withdraw his gift Of two
million dollars until the officials come to
their senses. Having conferred on the
city u princely public beneiaction it
would be TO more than right to allow
him to have a say as to who shall man
age it. ~.
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else. They manufacture the

no one else. They manufacture the
machine. With this they are
our manufacturers, 80 they
in every country outside Of the
United States. Why and how? First,
because they produce and sell a much
cheaper, II inferior, article"
A manufacturer confessed to Consul
alanaghan that his iron caatings arc not
near 80 good as the American. With
these cheap, so.called American ms.
chimes they are building up an immense
trade In South America. 1T may
scem," concluded the Consul, ''some.
what anomalous, but upon his assur.
ance | am able TO announce ihat ihous.
ands Of our Singer machines (manufac.
tured In Germany nrc being sold all
over Germany. II must be more anon.
alous still II, able to beat them on their
own soil, at tho very doors Of their shops
and factories, we a not at least COIN
peto with them-nay, drive them en-.
tirely out Of the trade with II neigh.
bors, the States OF South America"
The above Is only u sample Of similar
reports from many countries, affecting
nearly every braach OF trade. From the
South American Republics come most
interesting data and tho following sen.
tsnces from the report OF Consul Frank
D. Hill, at Asuucion, P.lsaguay, arc sig
niicant:
,n !! , w,la ,s9 y ssm sSms:nins T "nS 4 lHs s,Is, from q
6ntfcd rtdtcs consuis to wrcst this south AiReft'
eau trade from German aud English hands.
They realize that u great commercial battls for
supremacy ls on; Tho English Journal. have
already sounded tho alarm, aud European forces,
even now strongly inircnclcd here. lnny, be or
peCted TO contest every inch OF ground In this
southern hsl. Of the hemisphere.
THE first step toward tho something
different" has been taken, md 1t will
doubtless DO fruitful OF great results.
South America does not compete with
us in manufactured products but will
consume our surplus il we can wrest her
trade from our competitors across the
water. TO do this is tho aim OF the treaty
which proposes to establish free trade
relations and guarantee reciprocity Of
trade. The proposition carries with i,
tho establishment Of n direct limo OIL
American steamships, without which il
would fail, and may result in the build
ing OF the great inter.contincntal railroad
We have heretofore mentioned. The
contamination Of these things vii
strengthen Mr.. Blaine in the hearts OIL
the people as their greatest statesman.
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In the death OF A. O. Egerter, Wheel
Ing loses one Of her most valued citi.
zeps. one whom abe honored with
trusts which lie never betrayed. In
tho City Council, in the Mayors chair,
and as 4 Surveyor Of Customs he ex.
hibitcd those traits OF character that
won for him the respect Of his fellow
men in private liie. lie was Il OF the
city's high.mindcd, progressive German
citizens and his death is universally
mourned. M
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snaioS 49, Tho Commissioners shall rccctvc
eonpensllion Tor their services ope.fouftb NJ n
u undp et cent gu The amount d!sburkcd by Them
uaat! tala ordinance in the redemption 81 bonds
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"liarkis Ia Wnlln'.v

Point Peasant itgtter t6d.l. 4
We dropped into Mr.. noEg's Office
Friday, where we found him busy ut his
desk with professional matters. but with
his usual courtesy he stopped his work
10 entertain us. During our converse.
ton We asked him this qucstion:
care you ii candidate for Congress?"
In reply he said:
mot In tho sense OF m avowed candi.
date. But TO be candid, Mr.. Tippctt, l
should be pleased 10 receive tho nomina-
ton at the hands Of my party, II this
honor should come to me from tho Dem.
ocracy OF this district with something"
like unanimity and a hearty good will.
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TIE Developments in the Marion oil
fields demonstrate that the fluid Is there
in paying quantities md portend that
the region will witness great operations.
In tho Eureka field, the nltuation con-
Times satisfactory. Possibly these sua
cesstul operations will have n marked
effect on the price OF oil, and may cause
It 10 slip lower.
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The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by Dr..
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon grape root
Ia great remedy in the far West for those
complaints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells at 50 cents a package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. DAw.1
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ENTERED at tho l'oStonice ut Wheeling. W. W.,
as k%CcOndflhR maiteT.l H
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Deafness Can't DO Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion OF the car.
There is only mi way to cure Deafness.
aud that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inlamed condi.
ton OF the mucous lining Of the Eustach.
ian Tube. When this tube gets innamed
you have n rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, aud unless the in.
Eammation can be taken ont and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will BIO destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con.
dition Of the mucous surfaces. We will
give One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF Deafness Caused by Catarrh) that We
can not cur by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. j.. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O.
sa-Sold by Druggists, 75c. Daw
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siSs IL re said appointment. now

}IO W
~ md diligently dischSrEe
commissioner, and shall well
lot and pay over to s1ch pcr.
M be entitled to receive The
ISL shall come Into his hands,
y snch Commissioner, then
9nlleation be void. other.
. 10 full force and virtue.
III pc the duty OF the Com.
~ eGch and every provision
= relation to their duty, &c.
ntent and meaning, and any
u thc commissioners TO com.
any daty prescribed by this
!, deemed a violation Of the
WI s#N-#-"H ~.
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a a Commissioner under an ordinance Of fp tie 9f,v
S for T ,he is.ns and .sI: an ordinance 10 provide
wheeling, to DO known ~ The Main 81 s,yyo y,
,.nns bonds;' and for the redemption and psy.
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!Moundspile Herald (Rep.)
The Home Guard gives q cut Of the
Ohio Valley Prohibition Assembly, but
fails to tell its readers where the build
ing is located. 1t criticises the Wheeling
papers for not making suitable mention
Of the enterprise. We trust they will
tell their readers where it may be found.
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MARVELLOUS, YET EASILY PROVEN.
TIN III Mil. T.y,yer kou thn 1inwJpr,

uilhuClIulh LStttF lllh wv lJIlVNibSs
1.-TWO years Il n long time 10 suffer from a
trouble and not be able 10 ATTAIN Il remedy to
check Its progress. That was my case Exactly"
said Mr. Frederick Ractz. "Afy trouble cottt.
menred with a cold at first. caused by OK poSure
ut iny work. Cold followed cold. Ny head achci
nuii.
~ remained In this condition for some time,
then noticed that the trouble was extending
through my while system. My eyes wcte weak
nnd witery. | could lcel the mucus. dropping
iuto my throat. There were constant buzEing
aud roaring noIsc3 In my cars.
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Eucklen's ArnIcn Salve.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is ccAts per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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AND now the paper mills arc being
gobbled up by an English syndicate.
Doesn't 1t bea. all how rapidly and in
what great quantities, tho money OF Free
Trade England Is being invested in the
lanl of Protection?
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WHEELING, APRIL IL, 1890.

eminent medical authorities in Ger.
many give the young Emperor William
bnt ten years longer at the most to live.
The deadly affection which killed his
father Is beginning 10 show itself.
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Must the Drummer Go?

The edge.tool men have formed a
combination, the main object Of which
is not 10 raise prices 10 consumers, but
to decrease expenses. They declare that
tho business profits Of the country are
being eaten up by the drumming" sys.
tenn. ut costs" they say, "si, 900 10
$500 a year and expenses at lirst.class
hotels and railroad fares to keep a man
on the road. This one item costs the az
manufacturers $4,000 a year. There
alone is Il big saving, iol a few men in
that line can do the work for one large
firm where before each firm had to keep
one OF more men on the road.
"Besides, when each firm had men on
the road the keen competition that was
enforced to gain business forced reduc-
tons in price to such a point that there
WAS no profit in it for anybody"
This plan to cut down the number OF
drummers may work very we'll with the
edge.tool men and a few other classes Of
manufacturers, where similar combines
are possible, but it would scarcely work
in other lines OF trade. These combina-
tons in most trades arc not practicable,
since competition aud the cutting of
prices is more lively, and, in tho jobbing
trade, for instance, it would DO impossi-
bic for n drummer to serve half a
dozen houses selling the same line of
goods. The only way, therefore, to get
rid Of tho heavy expense, it seems,
would be to abolish the drummer alto
gether, and this is not ut oil likely to be
done.
The system is q great convenience to
tho country merchant. It saves him
the expense Of q trip to the city every
time he desires to replenish his stock,
and to order by mail is not always salts
factory. 1t is likely that tho country
merchant would protest against the abo.
lition Of the system.
Besides, the drummer is a luxury
which the general public enjoys quite as
much rs his employers and his custom
ers do. Hc is usually q jovial compan-
ion, always comes around with d new
story, the latest out, and is the life OF
the hotels and public resorts. The
drummer is the best medium We have,
outside OF the newspapers, for the circu.
lation Of general information and the
latest fads and %fancics.
In election times he serves as a GOOD
campaign document. He is always filled
with political lore and enthusiasm and
is d more efficient party missionary than
all the stump orators put together. He
gets in his work quietly among the boys
about tho hotels and places OF business
while tho stump speakers eloquence is
being wasted in the air. He is always
on the 80 and can speak from obserya.
ton and experience and appeals to the
heart and the reason, while the speech
maker often does little more than
arouse party feeling.
So long as the drummer proves him.
self a useful member Of society and a
convenience to his customers let us
keep him at any price. The drummer
must not 60.
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"AYER's HAIR VIGoR is q most excel
lent preparation forthe hair. Ispeak OF
it from experience. Its use promotes
the growth Of new hair, and makes it
glossy and soft. The Vigor is q sure cure
for dandrutf."-J. W. Bowen, Editor OF
Enquirer, Macarthur, Ohio. NV
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ltls Good Enough,
49," N'voNA As'sSekis
Ero ron Jsyr,r. Sf1iiurl,

GTdJION IdD7t'stHTHt. "
The protection that protects American
industries from foreign competition !;
that insurcs steady work and fair wages
To tho laboring classes; that enables the
tradesman to thrive md prosper; and
that gives employment to capital and
fair returns upon Investment, may have
many side issuea TO regret and amend,
but, with all It's faults, 1t is good enough
for a country which cares more for It's
own necessities than for the convenience
OF other nations.
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Piles, Plies, Itching ples.

SYMproMs-Moisturc: intense Itching and
singing: mos. at night: worse by scratching.
bleed and ~uicerate, becoming very sore.
SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing. heals liberation, aud In most cases re-
moves the tumois. Atdrugg!sts. or by mall, for
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\ Costly Victory.

Huntington Gazette tRp).
1t took Mt least 900 tax tickets to oh.
tain q majority OF IS in this city. II
cost the Democracy some considerable
hard cash and a good deal more self re.
spect TO win n victory in Huntington.
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In another report Consul Monaghan
refers to the German sewing machine as
against he American machine.
Germany" he says, "is producing
about five hundred thousand sewing
machines annually. OF those destined
for tho foreign trade many find their
way into all tho countries Of South
America, and, strange as it may seem, a
consignment has been sent to Chicago,
in the United States. An enterprisins
member Of q very progressive and enter
prising firm is going around now with
tho idea Of shipping regular conslgiu.
ments to the United States gotten up
with titles, Communications, etc., to meet
Or mako a trade with the many millions
Of Germans in the United States, If with