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IT is comforting to learn that across
the ocean, in Merle England, where
they have not been so merry recently,
they have been burning Mckinley in
efigy. The eiiigy burners do not like
the idea Of losing the American market
Tor their products. All the same a GER
tain party in the United States will con-
tigue to vote for what the efligy burners
want. Odd, isn't it?
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Ono county will be glad to welcome
the State Line Railroad. The repre-
scntatives OF the company come with a
fair proposition, which they make in
good faith. Whether Ohio county
should join hands with the company is
a matter to be carefully considered.
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''TnE bad turn IN Wall street is the re.
suit OF the bad turn in London" says the
New York Evening Post. Heaven be
praised that something has Mapped thai
Ia not due to the Mckinley actor il
that responsible for the bad turn il
London?
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JoiIN B. GouGu, the far-famed lecturer,
excused himself to an audience because
OF bad cold, then started for Egypt in
the hope Of getting rid oft. Egypt con.
tains no remedy more certain in its
result than Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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0NE or two panic,s!1icken Republi'
can newspapers urge Congress to cut
down the tariff before the Republicans
give up the House. The advice is bad
and will not be needed. In 1892 the
Republican party will 60 before tie
country Oh the Mckinley act. BY that
it will stand or fall.
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THE Presbytery Of Syracuse, New
York, has passed resolution permit
ting women to be heard in the prayer
meetings. Some OF the best prayers
that so up to the throne Of grace pro-
coed from the lips and the hearts Of
women. There is no good reason why
the women OF the churches shall not be
baarl
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Roasted coffee Ia one Of the most pow
eriul disinieCtauts.
White cloveg, 1t is sald, will exter-
inmate the moth. IN,
Lard may be made perfectly swee! by
boiling a pared potato in 1t.
Jelly bags should be made OF flannel
and pudding bags OF linen.
Cistern water may be purified by char
coal put In a bag and hung in the water.
Fruit picked just ut maturity will
keep much better than when picked
sooner or later.
Salt will remove the stain from silver
caused by eggs, when applied dry with
soft cloth.
A tablespoonful OF turpentine boiled
with white clothes will greatly aid the
whitening process.
Hot, dry flannel applied, to tho face
and neck is a very effective remedy Tor 0
jumping toothache.
To beat the white OF eggs stiff with
ease they should DO cold, with very
small pinch OF salt added.
Lunch baskets TO be used in travelling
should have cheap cotton lining L
protect the lunch from dust.
When acid Of any kind gets on cloth
ing spirits ofnmmonia will KILT. Apply
chloroform to restore the color.
Fruit or rust stains on table linen Of
other white clothes may be removed by
soaking In a weak solution Of oxali'
acid.
Doughnuts-One and q half cups o
sugar, hall n cup OF butter, two egg
two cups Of sour milk, two teaspooniul,
Of soda and flour to make std enough Il
roll out.
Celery Catsup-Mash half dozet
large oysters, add teaspoonful OF salt
rub through n sieve. TO this add al
ounce OF celery seed and teaspoon o
pepper, both ground. Over this pour
quart Of vinegar. Bottle and seal.
Pumpkin pie-Lino your plate wit
crust, and for your filling use one larg
cup OF pumpkin, one cup OF sweet mill
two large eggs, half cup OF sugar, on
teaspooniul OF cinnamon, half ter
spoonful OF ginger and a little swee
cream, II you have 1t.
Leeky Pie-Out up dozen leeks, PIT
them to boil with enough water 10 cove
: them; when boiled, strain of the WI
ter. Season with salt and pepper I
taste. Pat them in a pudding dis!
pour over them one.hali.pint OF butte
milk and beaten egg. Cover with O.
binary paste and bake.
! Delicious Steamed Pudding-Half
cup Of sugar, half cup Of butter, on
egg, one cup OF buttermilk, one tel
spoonful OF soda; add flour until stiff {
cake, then cup OF stoned and choppe
!, raisins, or any fruit you have. Pour
into quart basin and steam an hot
and half. Serve with boiled sauce.
Bread Fruit Cake-Two cups OF brea
dough, very light. Add to this one Gu
Of butter, ono cup Of sugar, three egg
one nutmeg, one teaspooniul OF ailspic,
one and hall teaspoonfuls OF soda, Gu
and half OF raisins stoned and choppe
and two tablespoonful Of jelly. Alto
putting il in your tins let it rise half a
hour before baking.
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AsYRAcusE man slipped on banana
skin, cracked his head and died. The
result could have been no worse II he
had been hit on the head with dyna'
mito bomb. The bes. place to throw
banana skin Is in the garbage box.
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GoyRnSon.ELgCr RUSSELL, OF Massa.
chusetts, is thirty.three years old, and
some OF the Democratic politicians are
whooping him up for the Presidency.
Sometimes it is lucky hit to BIO born
vounp. h
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II the streets were fairly cleaned the
rain could wash them, but since the
rain is not shovel and pick it can't do
much with Wheelins's dirty streets
First thing you know the dirty streets
will figure in local political campaign.
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TIE Louisville Courir.Journal eIhortt
Democratic members OF the next House
to "sit steady in the boat" So many Of
them are acrambling for the Speakershir
that the Courier Journal has taken alarm
The monkey and the parrot will be on
hand when the next House meets.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

6oxlA feet, North Front street; west sidesls $50
5oIlis feet, North Front street, we.t side. 100
Soxl2o feet, South York street. west side. COO
6oxico feet, South Kim street, west side... 900
SoxloO feet South Elmstreet, west sidc..- 40
soIl0O feet. South Penn street, cast sidc... 900
25xll2 ieet. North Wabash St., cast side..... 375
Soxls0 feet, South Huron street, east hide. $50
l216o ieet, cor. Huron & New Jersey bts... COO
3oxl2o iect, Fourteenth street, north side. 2iOe
Soxl9o feet, Fourteenth street, north side. $40
6oxStO feet, Caidwell's Run. .,,.,,.,,,.,,. ZOO
b01l0O ieet, Wilson street, sixth war.... 100
Iooxl0O ieet, McColloch street, Eighth ward coo
10x2i0 feet, National road 200
!Ou135O ieet, f!caipnt Valley.... 800
LOIS and improved property In Martins Fcrry,O.
~ acres near Elm Grove .... ... 81 IOl
"a acres two miles west OF Bridgeport o.. $500
A. acres near Lorain, 400
6i acres adjoining ST. ClairsYille O........ 800
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TRUSTEES SALE,

4 = -. .SASs r. e.. I'd
by virtue Of deed OF trust made BIZ George "
Iiemann and Mary A. Tiemsnu, his wife, to me a.
trustee. bearing date on the first day of Decem.
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, Nest Viz
einia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. q, page SIS
front door OF The Court House for said Ohio
county, In the city OF Wheeling, on -
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1890,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. M, all the right, title
and interest OF the said George W. Ticmaun nd
legal or equitable, in the following described
real estate, that Is 10 say: Four acres and
twenty perches formerly part Of the farm nj
one time owned by Adam fitchncr aud after.
the National Road. about two and a half mile.
east Of the city Of Wheeling; beginning at stlIe
on the cast side Of the said road and the ,oi, IN.
west corner OF tract Otland on the 10th day OF
July, ls52 conveyed by Adam Fitchncr and Vile
70 Jacob NJ. Warden; thence north 26,i5 west
l6.l7 poles; thence north GELS east AZ poies:
thence south 81 east 1870 poles to the line Of n
land conveyed as sfore,Aid TO said Warden :.
thence south 6l.52 west 4OI poles with the line
OF the land conveyed as aforesaid 10 said War.
den to the beginning. together with tho RIGHT
Of way along a lane twelve feet wide running
with ana adjoining the northwest line OF a mar.
eel oil land, (near the land conveyed by said deed
Of ttusp on the 20th day o. July. 1851. conveyed
ton, also the right to the use OF the large sprinr
In another and contiguous part OF said farm
with the further right 10 lay water pipes from
said spring to any OF the land conveyed by said
deed Of trust. But all subject to the Concurrent
aud Joint interest Of certain other persons sneci
fled IN said deed from said Fitchner and wife 10
said Edward n. Norton; the said property above
conveyed being the same which was conyevcJ
70 the said John Henry Tlemann by George ".
Robinson and wife by deed dated January D,
1862. and OF record In the land records Of Ohio
county. IN Deed BoSS No. IS, page l3i. $50
rs tho purchaser may elect, cash In hand on The
day OF sale, and the balance In two equal Install.
ments, payable, respectively In six md twelv.
months from the day Of sale with Interest, The
stnllments with good security, and the legal lila
10 be retained as further security until lie said
notes and Interest arc paid. 'siPf - - :
nol3 - LLL--- ". p HUBBARD TrnaiAa
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COCOA.
oRATEFUL-CoMRoRTING.
COCOA
BREAKPAST,

"py thorough knowledge Of the natura! laws
Whlch govern the operations oil digestion and
fine properties OF well.selected Cocoa. Mr. Ems
mas provided our brcak fast tsbles with deli.
eateiy havoured beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judIcIous
use q such articles OF diet that a constitution
70 restst every tendency 10 disease Hundreds
OF subtle maladics arc floating around us ready
70 attack wherever there Is a weak point. We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping our.
erly nourlshed frame."-"Ciril Strriee Gazette"
Made simply. with boiling wateror milk. Eold
only In hali.p0und tins. by Grocers labelled
thus: JAMES EPFS & CO.,
~ Homeopathic Chemist, London, England
!; Il q z K F.,s7ti IS 4. Z l5a oc2lTThla
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Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. CSC. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, paw
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TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Henry C.
: I. Tiemann and Annie II. Tlemann, his VILE. ID
me AZ trustee. bearing date on the Hrst day 81
December, 1885 and rccosled In the office OF thc
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio County
West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book M. 81
page SIS, will proceed 10 sell at public auction
Ct the front door OF the Court House Tor laid
Ohio county, In the City oil Wheeling, on -
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1880.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a, m, all the right
tito ard %1on, interest =, Of the said Hear:
VILE. or either OF them, legal or equitable. In
the following described real estate, that II m
say: Fenr acres and twenty perches (iormeriy
q part OF the farm At one time owned by Adam
Fitchner and afterwards by samuel j. Boyd in
and hall miles east OF the city OF Wheeling:
beginning at q stake on the east side OF the said
road. and tho southwest corner OF tract OF
land on the 10Th day Of July, 1872, conveyed BY
thence north c6.45 west 1917 poles: thence north
60 Is east AZ poles; thence south q east Is. 70
poles 10 tho line Of the land conveyed as aforo.
said TO said Warden; thence south 64.52 west
4oh poles with the line Of the land conveyed a.
aforesaid To- said Warden to. the begin.
ming, together with the right OF way
along a lane! twelve feet wide running WITH
anil adjoining tho northwest line OF
parcel OF land linear the land conveyed By said
deed Of trus,, on the Goth day Of July. 1859, con-
yeyed BY Adam Fltchncr and wife to Edward N,
Norton, also the right 10 the use Of the large
spring In another and contiguous part OF said
farm, with the further right to lay water pInes
from said spring 10 any OF tho land conveyed bT
kaid deed OF trust. But all subject to the con.
current and joint interest OF certain other Der.
sons, specified In said deed from said FItchtcr
and wife TO said Edward N. Norton; the said
property above conveyed being the same which
was conveyed TO the said JOHN Henry Tiemauu
by George W. Robinson and wife. by deed dated
January -, ls69, aud OF record In The land rec.
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WHILE our Democratic friends are re-
joicing here comes the news that whisky
is going up. The Democratic idea is that
whisky must 20 down.
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NEW. ADYERrl ENTs.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w young man who has losl his fingers ard
thutnb on his right hand. a fair education.
Willing TO work at anything. Something he can
Work up In preferred. Tor particulars, call al
N Il office. :, glfT-ET FUEi Arsl 1g - nol2 !
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Funeral from her late residence. 9o] NcColloch
street, to-day at $3.50 O'Clock p. m. Inter.
ment at Pcninsular Cemetery. Friends In
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CLARION Wednesday, November y, 1S9], at
8D'clock a.. III JULIA A. CLARK, wife OF
Thcs. Z. Clark, aged 81 years, s months ana
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HOW BISMARCK BECAME PREMIER.
Forced Into tho Position by Threats
- a l,rlInatIn, LIZ tia Him. -

Forced Into tho Position by Threats oil
Abdication by tho King.
Just how Bismarck took the final steE
into the position OF the leading states.
man OF Prussia has always been unwrit
ten history. The Munche,ler Atlsemein.
Zeitung, still very close to the ex.Chan
cellor, in it's efforts to stem the tide o.
adverse newspaper comment on Bis
marck's record, gives detailed descrip
ton OF the significant event and, more
over, guarantees the correctness OF it,
information. Won Roor, Minister o.
War, had called Bismarck home from
France. The King received him in the
park OF Bablesburg. As Bismarck ap
preached the King handed him copy
OF bis announcement OF his abdication
which be WAS about to have published
Bismarck looked astonished and re-
marked quickly that in Prussia such q
document should be impossible. j.
II have tried everything" eaid the
king, "yet have found no alternative.
Against my conviction l cannot rule.
My own ministers are against me. My
own son sides with them. You have
already been with him. II l cannot
come to an understanding with you,
shall send this announcement or my alb.
dication TO the Gazette, and then my con
may see what he can do. To surrender
the reorganization ofthe army is against
my convictions. To violate them is to
me violation OF duty"
Bismarck answered that no had called
on the crown prince merely in response
to a summons, and that he had refused
to discuss the situation before an inter.
view with the king. All thought OF alb.
dication must be given up at ouce. The
king balanced tho paper in his hand q
few minutes, and then inquired:
"Will you try to rule without a ma.
jority7"
"Yes."
"And without budget?"
"Yes."
"And without yielding the reorganiza:
ton Of the army?"
"Yes." 81
"Then here is my programme"
Bismarck read the four quarto pages
soNVACh Will ldo Ming A1c uduGhElt.
ing. The first point concerned the rep.
resentation OF cities and manors in dis.
trict assemblies, around which violent
quarrel had already gathered.
"Your Majesty" said Bismarck, de.
cidedly, "the question at issue is not
about district assemblies, it is about the
ability of the king or the ability Of Par.
Lament to rule Prussia. Settle this ques.
ton and all else will settle itself. II
your Majesty will trust me so far will
undertake the work, but without pro-
grammes."
After short silence the king nodded.
He and Bismarck were walking over a
little bridge and he began, to tear up the
programme. AS he dropped the pieces on
the planks, Bismarck, STOPPING, picked
them up as he said: 1%E Z
"Your majesty perhaps might better
throw the pieces into the fire. Some one
might find them here, and every one in
this vicinity knows your majesty's hand.
writing"
The king put the remnant OF the pro-
gramme in his coat pocket, discussed
shortly the dismissal OF the acting min.
lister president, and then started for the
castle to pen the letter OF dismissal.
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WHEELING, NOVEMBER IS. 1890.

"BAuY CARRIAGES will DO dearer next
year" says the Furniture Ne~,. Thanks,
esteemed contemporary. "Forewarned
Is ioIearmed."
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LADIES enjoy the pleasant effects Of
OLIVE Blossom" 1t cures when all
else TAILS. There is no reason why you
should suffer from the many weaknesses
peculiar to your sex when you can OBJ.
tain sample containing ten days treat
ment free, and one months treatment
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Sold by Logan Drug Co., G. R. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, W. E. Williams, C. Schnepf,
y. Menkemeller, W. G. Armbright, W,
Il. Williams and NJ. w. Heinrich; ]. W.,
Darrah, Rolston L Co., Martins Ferry:
Bowie x Co.,, Bridgeport; G. M. wy
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
Sss,t go 4-i Ts'i5I-r DSW.G -
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OIARRIED.

McME1uEN-HoGG-At Csd!z Ohio on We'd
resday, November u. 1870, at IL o'clock
noon, by Rev. L r. Shrom, OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mir. BIESEY KkSSAED MCNLCuES, oil
" Wheeling, and MISS MARY ALgEArA lloGG
OF Cadtr, Ohio. No cards.
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'FIFTY YEAR SIX PER GENT
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

L. ~ N~A y k--S0>OAOu
No. 1905 McColloch street.
No. JOS McColloch street.
j No. 1920 McCOlloch strict.
No. EGO Market street.
TN acres Of land, sIx.reened house, stable,
100 trees choice fruit. one-half mile west OF
lower point OF Island, $1,000. 5
3 Residence one mile west OF bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable. Ground Clio Of gu acre.
Price $500, ~ s'.l..
IS acres OF land at Short Creek at SIS per acre
No. sc Ohio street, s.,IG0.
No. 1s9 South Penn street, $1,000.
Lots OIL South Penn street. sf
Lots on South Front street.
Lots on North Front street.
No. 157 Fourteenth street, 81, eco.
No. 6S Sixteenth street, $1,000.
No. IA ChApllne street.
No. 1881 Chapline street, s., 400.
No. 22iJ Maiu street, $1,000.
Lot No. o Water street, $1,000.
No. 1865 Chapline street. 81, 200. S..
$4,000. B51f t s-a.s5ss ,-.5sf
No. lips Eotr street, $500.
No. 1870 Twelfth street, s2.400.
Lois on Wctzcl street, $500.
Lots on Warren street $500.
No. 2it0 Eotf street, $500.
r No. 81 and SC Twenty.Sixth street, 81 $50,
Nos: e. and Go Twenty.third Atreet, $40.
No. Sli Rolf street, So ECO. fssff egg
No. 8l0 EoT street, 81, 500.
No. 36l2 ChRpline street. st,400. rs ~
No. 1891 Woods street, 81 800.
z No. 1858 Woods street, 81. 400. '.4gs
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
-Four lots on McCollOch street. James Car.
ney's heirs addition. . -
ward. :. = -
No. 26oG Main street, 81, 200.
NO. $50 Main street. Ground q full lot, &, 500.
s FOR RENT
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J oNES-At Kansas City, Mo on Tuesday, No.
vember II, 1880, sELBY JONES, formerly 81
this city. .1--al9',4
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No. 26tl Woods street. . room, and attic....s7 90
2Ss55 r JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, o. s. Claim Attorney, 1872
Market street. have long experience In
prosecution OF pension clRius Soldiers, their
widows and minor heirs will find Il 10 their
advantage 10 employ an attorney at home In
preference TO one In Washington. D. C. OchI
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Delicious Steamed pudding-Hali a
cup Of sugar, half a cup Of butter, one
egg, one cup OF buttermilk, one tea.
spoonful OF soda; add flour until stiff as
cake, then cup OF stoned and chopped
raisins, or any fruit you have. Pour it
into n quart basin and steam an hour
and half. Serve with boiled sauce.
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Sa8 Ebal PARTS.

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unb ipurbe am DonneritaS bon Der
ti9en epans. 8ir6e aus besraben.
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Samitas Na6t, aIs er nodmaIs in iein
9eiddft binabseben ipOIlte, einem SebIs
tritt unb itiir;te Die sanse Sreppe binab.
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aud cine Serlebuus beS &iidSrateS
bappn, bic bon fbIimmen SolSen bes
sIeitet iein f6nnte.
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arbeitenoen BOlen, StaIiener unb Slo'
tpaden nidt mebr ferner bort bei6dftiSt
ipurben. 80 balt es i6eint, eine ioI9e
luspeiiuns LIBERAL eintreten su Iuien,
tpiroe oies bod bic Sage Der iebbaften
8ersleute uno Irbeiter ipeientli9 pers
befetn uno i6eint uns brinsenb sebOs
ten, Inn bic aasemeine Notb Su IinOern.
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9urbpf SlOOp 9ittns if bic bette .3ubsrsitlns
fur bas SIut unb Wassn, bic is ssma6t parp.