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"You fellows down here can talk about
your railroads, but have struck the big
gest thing in the way OF railroad in the
west that ever aaw in my life." He
was big Wall street operator who had
just returned from trip over the Hi.
nois Central, and he was telling his ex.
periences TO group in Delmonico's,
says the New York Times.
"It's little single track, narrow
gauge road, and l discovered it in n rich
farming portion OF Central Illinois. 1t
is owned and run by the farmers, and all
the hands from engineer down are farm.
ers' sons. The stations are the farm
houses along the line, and there's one
through train day-all freight, with
one passenger car hitcbed on. There is
no telegraph or block system, ior there
can be no collision. Nobody knows
when train is coming until it is in
sight. The rails arc laid on ties placed
on the virgin prairie and there is no
roadbed and no grades.
Notwithstanding all this, it carries
lots OF freight in tho way Of produce
from the farms to 4 branch OF the ILL
nois Central, and it pays the farmers
who own it well. 1thas no name and
you won't find 1t in Poor's Manual"
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1.-THE first can remember Of Il WAS M I'M.
natural stopping up OF my head and nose, my
nostrits would cfog up, fsst one sd., then the
Oteer. Aitcra viii lc this became 30 bad could
not breathe through my nose At all. ] had terri.
bic headaches, n0ta s1aip palm at frat, but q
dull hcnvv ache over the eyes aud through the
temples. There were tuzzlng and roaring noises
10 my ears, Ike the rush Of waters could feel
tho ulucus dropping back into my throat which
Kept me hawking and raislug all the time TO
clear u. my throat became rAw and sore.
As my, trouble grew wrrse. sharp palms like
the stab OF knife would take mt through the
chest, aud In the region OF the heart, shooting
| through under my shoulde. blades. My Appe,
tito fs!let me, seemed 10 hare no reltah i0f
any sort OF food, nothing agreed with me. How.
ever little would cat, 1t would lie on my SION.
ach like a.lump OF lead, causing me sensation
OF distress and oiientimCs nausea at the stom
Gch. My sleep was restless and broken.
would roll aud tumble all night. In the morn.
ing would get up more tired aud worn out
than when Wentto bed. suffered this way
all the lime. The disease had undermined my
whole system. was almost broken down.
"ln spite OF all could 10 TO retard the pro.
g!ess Of This disgusting disease, It grew con.
stantly wore. mad been reading the numcr.
ons statements Of patients who hAd been cured
by Drs. CopelaudtG Bells methods, and resOly ed
that would Try them.
cit was the best resolution ever made" con
clu6cd Mr.. Keller, "ior they have made new
nsR OF me. All my mitesasle symptoms have
left me, and feel as well as ever did"
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yIndIcniips tbs Mckinley IiIl.

No newspaper in America is trying to
do more for the Democratic party than
the New York World, from which go
many OF the lesser lights OF Democratic
journalism draw their inspiration. No
Other newspaper is doing quite SO much
in its editorial columns 10 bolster up the
British idea that the nearer this country
approaches TO industrial independence
the nearer it comes 10 absolute impov.
Erishment.
The Worlds news columns. recording
the news Of the day, sing different
song. For example, a London dispatch
tells the readers Of the World that in the
big manufacturing towns in the Mid.
lands employers are already discharg-
ing their wo.kmen and closing their
mills" In Birmingham 500 guumakers
have been discharged because our new
tariff shuts of the American trade,
amounting to 100000 q year. Then
there is the metallic bed industry in
Birmingham, $500, 600 worth OF the pro.
duct OF which has been coming annual.
ly to this country. 1.-THE greater part OF
this trade will now be at IN end" Shei.
field complains. The Stat.ordshire man.
ufacturers Of pottery ''are already reduc.
ing their forces Of employees to the min.
imum." Manchester manufacturers OF
textile fabrics "aro running shorter hours
and general reduction OF wages is i'm.
minsnt." British manufacturers are
bowling and demanding that tho Gov.
eminent adopt Of retaliation.
The workmen who are thrown out are
doing something else, according to the
Worlds correspondent, who says:
But this Sudden Stoppagc OF trade has another
aspect. Skilled British wofsmcu are not sttiur
down 10 walt for retaliation or any concerted
form OF revenge against America. They are
simply packing up their tools aud going where
among agents Of the Atlantic tiucS, found thst
the booking Of second'c.ass passages aud low.
rate frat cabin passages for New York has not
been so heavy Tor years as this month. EmIyru.
ton agents arc Swamret with letters from
workmcn IN the mfdlRads asking for terms 10
America and tho prospects Of getting employ.
mcnt alter their arrival. The steamship Iipcs
are taking extra precautions 10 discover whether
the wotEnen arc going out under contract,
because II they do and get caught they will bc
sent bacs at the steamship company's expense.
Here is tho highest testimonial from
the Land Of Free Trade to the wisdom
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This great military drama will be
produced at the Grand the last three
nights Of this week. The New York
World says:
fort Donelson" was the opening
attraction at Jacobs last evening, the
play is good one and was presented
with a good cast. Mrs. Frank, the man
ager, IS TO be congratulated on the
success OF her venture which is a sure
winner.
Miss Ada Melrose, bright little
soubrette, made the hit OF the evening,
and Messrs. Emil Hensel and John W..
Foster were warmly received in two
character bits. Frank Ambrose made a
vigorous and manly hero, and W. r..
Clarke was effectively molo.dramatic as
the villain.
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
What shs Drinks and Why tho Court
Physician ttrcomni ended II,

Physician Recommended II.
The London World has been making an Inves,i.
cation Of what the Quecn drinks aud has nccr
tanned definitely that, upon the advice Of sir
William Jeuner, She drinks whisky diluted In
water. This Is for the purpose Of retaining her
v!gor, renewing hor strength md prolonglng
her lie. Tho whssey which she drinks is oh.
uned from the dlstillery on her own Balmoral
estate. and OF course Is perfectly pafe. Thus the
World offers valuable suggestion In this fact:
England's sovereign drinks whiskcy under the
Recommendation OF the court ply slclau and on
account Of rs medicinal prophecies, and lhe
drinks IL absolutely pure, having II distilled
upon her her own estate. These facts prove two
things: First. that all modern medical science
demonstrates the superior value OF whiSkey for
sustaining the health and proiopgtng the life;
auA second. thhtit must be absolutely pure. The
leading American physicians aud chemists have
Endorsed these Views constantly and emphasized
tho neceisity Of having whistey that IA absolute
ly pure. The best medical and chemical talent
III America has shown concluslyely that no
whiskey known Ia the market Is 50 pure "a
Duny q Malt. II Is wholly iiee from iuill oil, Il
Is unlike all other 80 called whiskeys and Ii IA
doing graf thing. for the health Of The com.
munity. So true Is this that while many TOE.
per4ncc people tchouIcc whiskies aud llQuois
in general. they acknowledge the superior flefi,
o! DuGy's Malt, and use It medicinal y coniin
ually. Great care Ahouli be exercised, however,
10 secure no other, no matter how hard dealer
may seek 10 sell you something else. Tu
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Cntnrrh Can't be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh ia
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you have TO take inter.
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure ia
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is no quack medicine. Is
was prescribed by one OF the best physi.
clans in this country for years, and is n
regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surface. The perfect
combination Of tho two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75c. Daw
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CHANGE OF VOTING PLACE
IN. CLAY DISTRICT.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners OF
the county Of Ohio, held on the I'D day OF Sep.
TENDER, 1890, tho petition Of Louis Mcdcr and
twenty other voters oil Clay District, praying
that the place OF voting In said district DO
changed from the old Court House to the first
floor OF the twostory brick building immediate.
iy south thereof, wfs presented 70 the taid Board
whereup1n Il was ordered that the place Of
voting In Clay District be changed from the old
Court House 10 the first floor OF the tno story
brick buldin. Immediately fou,h thereof, being
the offices now occupied by ". II. Davis, J. +.
thereby certify that tho above Is a true COPY
OF an order made by the Board OF Commissioners
OF the county Of Ohio, on the 25i day Of sepleni.
Der, 1881.
HENRY II. RENDITION,
Clerk Of Board OF Commissioners OF the County
OF Ohio. west Virginia. sri OCI.T
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and efficacy OF tho American policy Of
Protection. British manufacturers adj
init that We are about TO make Tor our
SELVES certain articles which they l1Yc
been making for us. British skilled
artisans are bringing their skill to the
country that offers market fora. with
the same skill and tho same raw ma.
terials We can certainly produce the
came articles OF equal quality.
We add to the productive energy OF
our own country skill which has pro-
duced abroad the very manufactures we
have been consuming. Tho accession to
the population will represent the very
best class OF British workmen, and our
experience teachca tina. these mon make
American citizens equal to the best.
But tho vindication o! our protective
policy does not stop here, for the bene'
ilcien. results arc not exhausted. Since
sc arc now to produce ut home the
manufactures which hitherto have been
made abroad, the men whose Bkill pro
duCes them will contribute to the sup
port OF tho Government OF the United
States, and they will consume The pro
ducts OF our American farms. Our
policy Of protection Is bringing the work
shop nearer 10 the farm. Every farmer
knows villa. this means 10 him.
Our nearer approach to industrlal in
dependence shows glaringly flaw in
the British system, which makes the
British manufacturer and the British
wage. Garner dependent on foreign mar
kets. The exodus Of the British wage
Gamer shows his sense Of entire depend
ence and his eagerness to establish him
self on n basis Of independence in land
OF Protection. This whole lesson is toe
plain 10 be lost on American intelligence
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OvR life is made up Of mistakes and

OvR life is made up OF mistakes and
the greatest one ever made was in not
using Loose's Extract Red Clover long
ago. 1 suffered two years, scarcely know.
ing a well day, with rheumatism and
indigestion. had arrived at the conclu.
sion that l was nothing but trial to
myself and friends. commenced tax.
ing your fluid extract OF Red Clover, in
fact arrived at the point where would
take anything any one recommended.
Saw your ad. and thought would try
little newspaper Recommendation on
my own hook. Like all other remedies
the first bottle seemed to DO me good.
But unlike all other remedies i dis.
covered no bad effects from taking it. l
am now on my thirteenth bottle and
though perfectly WE'LL, 90 on the sup.
position that il a little does me 80 much
good, will keep it up.
Very truly yours,
J. A. EBELISG,
Latonia, III.
For sale by Logan Drug Co. psw
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Well. ltnot positively tho bcs,, one OF the wIses.
Is he who checks d!sca,c at the start In his own
system. In preserving or restoring the heaven.
granted Silt o. health. he deserve, profound can.
sidcrssion. Ills example Is worthy to be ImI.
lated. The complaints which aHl!ct us are
largely attributable to a wnut OF tone In The
stomach. either Inherent or ip cted by ourselves
upon that much abused repository OF the food
that should uourish us. What Is Its require.
meai In Adyersiiys A wholsso mo tonic. None
10 good, II We rely upon experience aud ,cstl.
many, as Hostettcr's Stomach Bltters. UnmeI.
icatcd s,imulann won't do. Regulation, US well
as IMMIGRATION OF the digestive yscera. Is not 10
be effected by these. Though the age3ey OF the
slomSchic named, strength OF the entire sy,tem
Ia acknowledgements and bilionsness over
come. MalArial, kidney, bladder and rheumatic
complaints are etSdicated by this salutaIy re.
former OF til health,
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TIE esteemed Philadelphia Inquirer
is not usually SO far behind the times as
this: "Clearty, it is time for the process
OF evolution to develop race Of legless
women-and they mussnot be mermaida,
either" Have you forgotten that in
America lovely woman was long since
bereit OF legs? She has more or less
limb, according to circumstances, but
absolutely none OF tho other.
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TIE sudden desth Of ex.Secretary Of
War Belknap recalls the scandal which
rs suddenly broke him as public man.
General Belknap's friends have always
insisted that there was something which,
il revealed, would exonerato the ex.Sec.
rotary. Except the accusation against
his wife, that she was the head and front
OF the affair, no revelation has been
made. OF late years General Belknap
seemed to prosper in the practice Of his
profession as n LAWYER,
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ASsignee's Sale.
AssisneeS Sale of Personal Property.

Byvirtue OF deed Of trust executed to me by
James kline oil the 10Th day Of August. 1890, and
recorded IN Deed of Trust look No. 81. page 81, ,
Of the records OF Ohio county. ". Va, l will, OH
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1890,
proceed to sell on the premises. No. 1856 and
IT'S Market street, In the city of Wheeling, Chic
county, ". Va, the following described per.
SonRl property:
Nine head OF horses, buggics, carriage, /
surrny wagon, hacks, spring wagons, l large
sled; sleighs, set OF double harness, Q Ee's OF
single harness, a number Of strings OF tleigh
bells, Office furniture and other property cohsti.
tuting the livery stable outtt OF said James
Rine. tail snle will commence at 10 O'Clock a.
m. OF said dss, and will DO made on the follow.
Ing terms and conditions, to-wit: All sums OF
SO or less, cash on day OF sale. and all sums over
$40 credit OF SIX months will be given, the
purchaser being required to give his note there.
lore, with good security to tc approved by me-
No property 10 be removed until the terms OF
sale are fully complied with. In the meantime
any OF the above property may be hsd at private
sale.
J. B. s0MMEIvILLE,
Assignee OF James Rnc.
W. II. FAiLkR. Aucuoneer. ocS
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NEW PENSION LAW


Provide, that every person who served for a
period OF or periods together amounting to
ninety days In The military or naval service OF
the United States during the late war OF the re.
bellion, and WAS honorably discharged after each
period or service necessary 10 be counted to
make up the requisite Lineiy days service, shall
be entitled 10 pension OF from Sc to Sl2 per
month, according 10 degree OF ditablement, IT.,
by reason Of mental or physical disability OF dis.
abilities. whether due 10 hls service or not. but
not due to vicious habits. he Is incapactnted for
the performance OF manual labor in such de.
grec as to render him unable TO earn support
thereby.
It also provides that the widows Of the above,
who have not remarked, and who arc without
other adequate MT ans Of support thsn their
daily labor, shall DO entitled 10 pension Of S.
per. month, and s. additional per month for
each child under sixteen. without regard to the
cause OF their husbands death or whether due
10 the service or not.
1t also provides that, In case OF death or remer.
rjage Of the widow, tho children under sixteen
OF persons serving the requisite period and hon.
orably discharged, as above, shall be enlitltd 10
the same rate Of pension as the widow, con thu.
they be iasai G, idiotic. or otherwise totally
helpless continuing during their lie or during
the continuance OF disability as stated. 1tpen.
sion has heretofore been granted to or on as.
count OF n child thus disabled, the pension may
be continued during HE Or tho continuance Of
the disability.
It al60 provides that hereafter, In the pension
claims Of dependent parents, 1t need only be
shown, as regards the matter Of dependence"
that the parents are without other present
means OF support than their own manual labor
or the contributions OF Others not legally bound
for their support. 1t IL still necessary 10 be
shown that the sons death was directly or In.
directly due 10 bis service, and that he left
neither widow nor children under sixteen sur.
ylviug.
Persons already pensioncd, or having pension
claims already on Ole. Dny apply under this law,
continuing 10 draw their pensions or prosecute
thelr old claims without interference, II being
emily provided that they cannot receive two sep.
afaie pensions covering the same period OF time.
Attorneys Ices Tor the prosecution OF claims
under this law are limited 10 ten dollars, paya.
BILE out Of the pension money when granted.
Apply to JAMES A. HENRY,
US. Claim Attorney,
ocIi No. 1919 market Street,
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BBNH0OD ROLLING MILLS.
40 Interesting Interview With One Of
lis Inside Men.
Mr.. Kcller's Story Is not n Romance
but n Plain Statement of Facts.

The Benwood Rolling Mills Is a large
and interesting industry. They employ
from 800 10 400 men. It Is with one Of
this multitude Of workers, Mr.. William
Fl. Keller, who lives ut Benwood, that
the following interesting sketch has to
do.
In answer to some questions OF the
writer's, Mr.. Keller said: "For long
time a trouble had been coming on me,
growing steadily all the time, that caus
cd me more misery and suffering than
conll possibly explain. ! will tell you
however, as near as l can how ! fell
most OF the time.
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For sale by Logan Drug Co. pAw

"OLIyE Blossom" is not patent med.
icine and should not be SO considered.
1t is the discovery Of the celebrated DR..
France, President OF The France Medi-
cal Institute Co. ,oi Columbus, 0. It is his
private prescription, and has been sue.
cesstully used by him for years in his
large practice. Sold by Logan Drug
Co., g. R. Goetzs, W. W. Irwin, W. E.
Williams, @. Schnepi, Q. Menkemeller,
". 9. Armbright and W. FL. Williams |;
NJ. ". Heinrich, J. W. Darrah, Rolston
4 Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport; Q. NJ. Wyrick, Bellaire; St.
Clair Bros, Benwood. paw.4
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DIED.

J0RDAE-At Mingo Junction. Ohio, SUSAN c..
daughter OF David and Mari Jordan, aged
oponths and a days.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. Susan C..
Carpenter, corner Tweuty.cishth aui Eof
streets. Tuesday, October II. at p. m.
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Capt. II. Il. Dovsner'. Appointments.

l.enw0od, Wednesday evening. Oct IL.
ClArksbutg, Harrison county. Oct. IS, 10 D. III.
Weston, Lewis county, Oct. -, | r. H..
Lewis county. Oct. u, aud ".
Sutton, DrAxlOn county, Oct q
West Union, Doadridgo county. Oct. IS, / p m.
New Cumberland. Nov. 3, 7:36 p. ".
ahlunston. Harrison county, Oct, q, l 30 y. N
Pleasant Valley, Marshall county, Nov. i, Eat
,y5.y ,,
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hon. w. T.. uabbari's appointments.

Weston, Lewis county, Oct. -. ppm.
Lost Creek, Harrison county, Oct. II. 2 p. IN.
West Milford, Harrison county, oc'. Il, Up. III
Benwood, MArshhll county, Oct. Is, $50 p. IN.
NIddlehOlrnc, Tyler county, Oct. y, Up. H..
Wick, Tyler county. Oct. u, lp.M.
thIlOh. tyler county, Oct. q, p. Ill.
Central Station, DOidflLgr co Oct. -. n IN
New Milton, Dod!ritrc county, Oct. u, p. IN
West UhInn, DOllridgc county, QcL. u, p. NJ
Wheeling OnetA lInn.e, Oct Il
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WHAT Pay more for our kid gloves,
imported cigars and champagne, all on
account OF that Republican tariff bill!
This is monstrous!
The pampered ones Of this world are
hard to please.
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Hon. q. W. Atkln.on's Appointments.

Center Point, Doddriige county. Oct. II, p. IN
Salem, Harrison county, Oct. Is, p. III.
sardis, Harrison county, Oct. II. | p. m.
Lumberport. Harrison county, Oct II. Tp. N
bridgeport, Harrison county, Oct. Is, . y. III.
Pennington. Oct. l6, at 2 y. N.
Grafton, Taylor county, Oct. l6, 1870 y. m.
faIrInont, Marion county, Oct. II, 100 p. m.
Cameron, MARSHALL county. Oct Is, 2p. N.
sherrari. Marshall county. Oct. 20. %. m.
Sand I'LL, Marshall county, Oct. 81, p. m.
Rcuwood. Marshall county, Oct. -, $50 p. m
New Marilnyille, wetzel county, Oct. %.
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PRg,lDgSr HARRISON is not reading
his speeches out OF any encyclopedias.
President Cleveland copyrighted that
labor. saving method Of thinking out a
few feeble remarks 10 admiring friends.
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Piles, Piles, Piles,

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for nil forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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TAMMANY looks on the various move
menis TO break its sway-and smiles. II
Tammany does not take fresh twist on
Now York this year there is no virtue in
signs,
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WHEAT We want in the First district is
so n large majority for Hubbard that
Pendleion can't draw any OF his salary.
We want TO make. that sort OF bread.
winning lost art in West Virginia.
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Gen. Nathan CONS Appointments.

New Cumberland, Hancock county. Oct. q, :
p. IN.
weilshurg, Brooke county, Oct. IS, l:3O p. IN.
Wheeling. Ohio county, Oct. Is. $ p. NJ.
Benwood, MARSHALL county, Oct. 80. 7:30 p. II.
sis,ersrillc, Tyler county. Oct. 20, 80 p III.
New Mariinsyille, Weael county Oct. 30 7:Si
p. II.
Clsrksburg. Harrison county, Oct. 81, $50 p. III.
West Union, Doddtldge county. Nov. !, l:SQ
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Marble md Granite.

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want first.class work and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Marke. street.