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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs 10 taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the tasre and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it theSmos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP co.
lowsvnlf. ~. .tw yoss. w.
.c.txa-t~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather indications for the Next a
Hours.


WAR DEPARTMENT, \
Once Of the Chief Signal 0fleer,
WAsHIy6rox, June l6, AN. J
For Maine Fair southerly wind station
sry temperature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

sry temperature
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ktHouood ArpH1,
The Wheeling lETELLIdrSCEK has
rather Rnovel contest OIL hand, snme-
thing alter the style OF the New York
World to SeeTthinSs booming. 1twaa.s
TO lind out who Ia tine most popular com-
mercial travelerrepreRrntinEa Wheeling
house. Every copy Of tho lSrELr6rScER
M to July !, will contain coupon
which may he cut out and sent by any
ono ;youwrite the name Of the drummer
and the firm he represents, also your
own namo and address, on 1t, iato It and
send 1t In, etc. The "KniRht OF THO
Grip" who resolves the most votes will
receive his choice OF n paid up insurance
policy for $1,000 or on accident inSur'
ancc policy Tor So, 600 for one year. Onr
choice il Sam II. Craytou, who repre-
Hents Neil d dillingham;, and who Is SC
well known and popular with our peo'
pie that he will get most Of the votes
down this way,
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THERE is more catarrh in this section
Of the country. than Ill other diseases
put together, and until the last lew ycars
was supposed to be incurable. For n
great many years doctors pronounced il
local disease, and prescribed local ram.
cdies, and by constantly failing to.cure
with local Treatment, pronounced il in.
cuTGb!c. Science has proven catsrrb IN
be q constitutional disease, and there.
tore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Uatarrh Cure, manufactured NV
+. j. Cheney L Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the: marke,
1t Is taken internally IN doses from ten
drops tpsa teaspooniul. 1t acts d;rcrtlr
upon the blood and mucous Burinces =.
the system. They offer one shundred
dollars for!any case it iaits to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
F.J. CnENEY-G &; Co., Toledo, O.
:EeNSoidby druggists. .Dxw
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sDCSS eSISS EFiS.
Per Ealo at druggists IN cares only. FRIED TX.
Or sent direct by mil, Address,
MACK DRUG Co, NEW WORK
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ROW, Campbell a slurt. Props.
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llII;Il.

swEEEEY-On FrihGy, May ., 1870, al 1875
H'UlOnE D. III. a. the residence Of tho family,
No. ? Virginia street, THOMAS gSWkESEY,
aged 81 yeArE, . months and days.
Funeral from his lRtu reS!dcncc Oh Monday, May
Il, at iao'ciuclsH. III. tntcrmcnt private.
PHILIPS-On Saturday, May ~, 1890, al 1Gp.
m, JAXFs s., infant sou OF James h. and
annie Phillips, aged mouths, = weeks aud =
dSyE
Funeral will take place from tho reGlduuce OF tho
patents. on Twcntyuinth kIreet, this IMon.
Gay afternoon at 40 O'Clock. Friends OF
thu family invited, lntcsnCnt at Pea!nSulGr
cemetery.
MISUNDERSTANDING morning. Nay 10. lsan. al
l:ij O'Clock, JosErA J.aAITNEl, In his 2ith
year.
Funeral from tho residence OF his b,uthcr.!r.
law, No, Sis Coal street, Monday mcrH!aE 4;
s:i5U' MAssat st.'Alphonsus church
At9 O'CLOCK friends OF the family invited
TO attend. Intrrmnut al NJ. Calvary Csm.
otCry.
SEIOLER-sEtuTdIy afternoon, Hay 10, 1890. ct
h:lO O'Clock, KATIE C.. youngest child OF
Charles aud Caroline Soldier eyed . years
and months.
Funeral services A. residence OF pRIents, No. lli
Thirty third street, Monday afternoon NJ .
O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited to
attend. lntcrmnnt a. PeniuSular cemetery.
ADAMs-At irwin Pa. on SUNDAY morning,
May Il, AGEy !. MERCHANT. vile OF Jotc pi
N. Adams, formerly otWheallng.
lntcrmcnt At irwin Tuesday afternoon.
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In al editorial commencing the pro-
visions OF Il road law recently passed
BY the Ohio Legislature, we mad.
vGrtently lei. tho impression that the
law referred TO was 4 general one, when
in TACT it applies only TO Warren town
ship in Belmont county. However the
law is, as we suggested, n good one, and
Hon. 4. T McKelvey, who introduced
the bill in the Ohio Assembly, writes to
the lSTELLTGrSCeE that il it meets the
expectations OF its friends and support
erB, it will doubtless form the basis OF a
genera! road law that will be pushed at
tho adjourned session next winter.
The people OF West Virginia, who are
very much interested in the aSi,ation
Tor improved country roadF, will watch
with much interest the operations OF the
McKeivey law. ME. Mckeivey had an
eye to business when ho drafted the
bill, and itB provisions provea success,
there is little doub; that it will be gen.
orally adopted.
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ceived at the hania Of Congress the too
long delayed justice Of n place on the
retired list.
In allthe stirring, romantic career OF
Gen. Fremont, however, there is moth
iug morcpathatiC than the story told in
this mornings news columns or his
iainting for joy when he found that in
stead OF owing the Governmental large
sum Of money, the Government owed
him n larger sum, lie had been used
to hardShipS, injustice, malice, and had
borne all
1.-The whlpI and sonrnE OF time.
The opptesIors wroug, tho proud mans con-
tumtly.
Tho ins1lCuce Fl oIlcs and tho Epnrns
That patient merit Of the unworthy takes"
But when, after yGarH OF suffering and
struggling, almost Of want, he found
that all this time the Government had
by IN error withheld from him com.
Portable competence, the realization
robbed him OF his senses.
This new chapter in the life oil tho
Path Finder is in keeping with many oil
the chapters long ago closed, for his
most famous services were rendered ai.
most half a century ago. Its n strik'
ins commentary On the irony OF fate
that tho hardships and injustice
should pursue him after nearly all Of
those who lived when his career was at
It's zenith, those who helped or hindnred
him, have been called to NJ accounting
where mistakes work no man injustict
and influence avoids not condign pun
/ iRhmnnt.
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That at this season the blood Is filed
with impurities, the accumulation OF
months Of close confinement IN poorly
ventilated stores, workshops and tone
mGnts. Alltheso impurities and every
trace OF scrofula, salt rheum, or other
disease may be expelled by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood put'
iiiGr ever produced. 1t ia tho only med
icins OF which 100 doses one dollar" is
true,
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TINS Republican administration was
particularly good to Consul John N,
Birch, Mt NagaSaki, Japan. His four
years were up year ago, hut no Re
nublicau regrets that nc was allowed to
remain SO long. Mr.. Birch is deservedly
popular here amongpeople Of all parties,
and his welcome bonneville be rs cordial
ag were the congratulations when ho.re,
cpived the appointment,
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snesz;ng, snuMing land coughing i
This is the musiciall:overthe land lust
now. '1'vegot such anawtul cold in nv
head" Cure itwi:h Ely!s Cream Balm
oritmay ond in the toughest form OF
catarrh. Maybeyou have catarrh now,
Nothing ismore=nGuseous and dreadful,
This remedy masters it Az no other ever
did. SNota snutl nora liquid. Pleasant
certain, radical. ,rwF,Ew
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THE English Tories art in meas, and
some interesting developments in Brit
isl politics may be expected soon. The
LIBERALS are making gains and 1t is pos
sible that the Government will have to
mnkn como embarrassing Racrihces.
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GEnEdE FRANCIS TRAM, the prince oil
crInks, is likely to bent Nellie Bly'a
ro1ord ms u globe circles, by making thr
complete circuit Of the earth in sixty
two days. May he be attended by good
luck.
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THE story which Major W. G. German
tells Of how ho marshallod the "copper"
ihuads" Of the North during the war Is
puhliShcd in our newB columns. tisot
thrilling interest and contains much that
Is confirmed By history.
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FOR SALE.

observation-disclosures CaicwoNt
SAddit'ont to tho Cisy;of WheeI'na'
Paid Lots are bounded or the north by 1wcn'
ty.ninth street. on the east by Fillmore Etrent ?.
the south BY the Handlnn HomesteGd, A;'a o.
nc west by the 3. q; y. Railroad,
Thclr proximity TO the above ISm"l II!
renders them excellent bite1 for IaGnuiAciG;!la
ests blishments.
~ notscld In thirty dnyswIll DO soid Al pr
For termE and further information apply "
WV. H0GE 4 BhUu
1900 Market Strees
Or TnIllGB.H AsrLAs,
sula SS.H.Cor. Chspllne Il SiItce1G ST.
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6 no

tho millions OF pcoplo Ivhnoo bowels ,-r NM
rCEll!nt-tinc Shouldno be lost md Immediate
.tticnuon should bc vven, or serious results will
follow, such as Inflammation OF thu, linTnis
and Fc-itonitLs. -
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SEEDS.
~ We have the largest and mort rom pl etc
STOCK 81 @ GARDEN SEEDS In the State. All
new ,ifcSh STOCK. and warranted "true to name"
while our prices Will be- iOuCd HS low as any Ie'
liable SEEDt cali be Sbla, MXrKrT GAppESEss
VIII ind II to thctrtntctest 10 place their order,
with us. and get Just what they want. So EDS In
and lOG packets, kcnt by mall, hostage paid,
On receipt Of price. HOGE Z BRO,
lll2 Market ST., West SIde),
feS.ruE@w Wheeling " Va
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'S'T0CKs, BONDS AND EE4L Is
'STATEFORssALE.
srucKs AND ToSDs.
;Ssharcs Wheeling Ice and S;nrIgr CdnIiai'3'
20 shares Belmont Nail Company.
10 shares Hobbs GLASS Company.
70 shares Wheeling Iron and Nail Germany
so shares Wheellug,s belmont Bridge Co
1000 City sond,I IN, lhSl, 1O& "a.
( 2sharcs LHHellc Iron Works.
f. REAL Estate.
The sonth one.hali OF lot Is on Moth 1ia.a
street. opposite c. -llrsS, The Leighton rr'il'h..
on ChRplinc street. Lots !, . ana 9 NnTii linn,
street. Gtlchrist's addition. Chaplin litr,s
building lot, Houses Nos. Slg. 80 and -. h"'p
Main street. Two tzI one we're lots a. !C"'"s'
wood. ii. iTHOMAS O'RRIEh,
Secretary W. 7. ct. Co, Real Estate and s,Sn.
BROKER. Ofllce, Room ! Reilly fGIli!Gr, An''
sfet'strect, Tclenhnnn Hfl, NV
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CHI ZAP Ian DIS
IN THE
NV ;'-'---:,o1-
A!GAPiOP iTHE UNITED STATES

,bnrin ~ !, Shsndtomc Map o. tho United
sasss ,Ss Dskots; mounted nsS
the B0ELlEGToN ROUTE, u sSi, ahd issued by
,,spSn hs'oe parties gu application "a thn shed
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~QCOMMENCEMENIS,Lpo

Special provision OF Choice Cream White Dress
Goods, Suede Mousquetaires, Fans, Hose, etc, for
graduates atthe June comn,encemcnts When dress
goods are rnqured for Tor these occasions we will
show and recommend Cream White India Silks,
Mohairs, Nuns Veilings, Hcnriettas, India Cash
mere Wool de Chimes, Serges, Persian Lawns, Rhade
lConltesse and Fables The young ladies are in
vited call and see these goods before nlakinga
decision
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General Notices.
pAsE BALL-CONAEU 1 O.

wewIll open our BASE DAl... ryCTlr-,
Louis CatlL, No. IT, NarErl ,lrrr. a. H.,
Afternoon, Anvil 4. FrUnt EnU r,l- -. ..F
AL games will be received by Inning ''''''-'
6AN IlYANs. Pool Eellor, "
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Now Advertisements.

M7AETED-APoSITI AsB0OK-
wv EEEFEl. or travelling salesman by .
thornurhiy prAutiralInAn. Address, -. d. Co.
rAtr OF thiH niBcD snys'
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HAMBURG + Flies

GTEDICATEDJ
II ynu have II heavy splitting headache. n
atcrcrcd tongue, Il thorough distnclinatlon tn
engage in any OF tho GCtfG pursuits OF Iift-thIs
4s what Constipation means ard Is q ..loS Tor,
IuillAln CunI.ly II Az
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PLAYiNGCARDS

q: Roam mo GO Ss y Sl,eS,ip
ne; and Fsseia . ssns n 5,cs coz
eA I'M o"'in pack Of beat qualify g you
sna faSsi and Ticket al Ct G. n nSp \
s'fs Chicago, III,
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RlHHm

Hamburg Figs. the great fruit ls-ativc. shouh
DO taken ut once; they lrc IN effective remedy.
uut most pleasant nnd agreeable 10 tho tastr.
ininE conpnsod only Of fruits md perGtnhiess
nothing like thcri In tic world. =.
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DARLING

little children, who Sutlcr with their bnyc1s
take them with perfect safety, us thry- never
Eripc or prodrco Collie. and are so pleasant to he
tAsto TINT they eat them rs eagerly No. cancv.
For Pregnant ladies they Gru inrLUub!c,
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WHEELING, MAY 70, 1890.

Tl.ntcrcd al the InEinii!co Al Wheeling, ". Va.
az tcCduh.CRtg mAttnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
E,rlp UanteJ.



JF you ARE OUr or EMPLOYMENT
l or wish 10 make change. cal. al the
I'D reliable Metropolitan Agency. positions
procured for hookhecper>. collector. cd tA-.
salcsm'n, port'rs, packer. drt'rs. coach
men, stabcmcn, Watchmrn. useful men,
farm hands. tcamstcrs. COOKS. walters, nrc-
men ana mechanics new OfdcIs c.cry mail.
tf kOfOLiIAN AGENCY. ds5 B'war.
dat GLASS JEWELLERS WANTED
i There are eight glass hcN"lliaa shop,
IN Chicago all wan, Wurkncn AZ sOod
wages. q. 4 CO.. BOX p. Tribune once.
~ -Eapld worker give references ana
salary desired. Address B,N -. station
d, Ncw-York.
RI HE ADVERTISERS desire to establish
pcilnancnt representatives, in cities and
;owns In New-Nofk. Ntw-Jcisey and Con-
nccticut within radius Of - miles from
New-NoIk city; unemployed business men
Of energy and enterprise can learn Of adj
,antagrous opportunity Address with ref
clrnccs and particulars. CARSON & SlMP-
son, 20 University Place Nc"-Noik.
\VAN ED Salc-man OH -ilafs or com
w mission to h3udi" The New Patent
Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil the greatc-t
selling novelty ever produced er,i~r- Ink
Thoroughly IN two seconds 40 abrasion II
roper 200 TO 300 p"I cent praht one agents
sales amounted to $500 In -. DAYS: another
81 In two hours We want one cn,re 'tic
general agent FOR each State and Territory ;
sample by mail - cents. For terms and
full particulars address THE MONROE
ERASER MEG. Co. La Crosse WI.
NJ ANIED-Tuniturc salesman b take
w charge II store in the city must be- a
Oh >t-class man give experience. Xc. Ad-
vfcss D.. Box 30. Tribune Oalce.
w ANTED.-Young man to do carpcnt p
w work ard take care ~ patterns. WAT
son { STILLMAN Machinist-. 2Oi-2lc
East s3d--t.
~ ri iER.-Hoy who writes GOOD hand
w wanted for two or three months. Ad-
dress Il. e., Tribune once.
Females.
A LORDS DYEING AND CLEANING
n. )FiICkS, III. ll3 Sth-ate.. near iGth
juS Oth-aNr.. above 3.th; also l1t.l-~i.. near
liany's. want LADY pi's-"f-. Apply fac
tory Office. H. il3 shave.
IOGRAPifY. History. Poetry. Art. Ho-
- nance Choice American Rocks. Pub
Ication Ollcc. 30 Lafayette Place Lad =
~ education. refinement. good -ociai posi-
ton 'eeAing employHent. y~'9. can or , aa
water, OF know edge 20 the homes NJ the
people and coasing thcm O. ctink. D.. !
doubt NOT. the beginning ~ FRA. ,{sc.n
~ creating an enlightened community. ~
Rev. John Todd y. ..
EOE GENERAL HOl SrwOEE in snail
L American family ulianlr gir want.
q one who understands plain cooking. aud
: q good lalndrc-~ I,'ci'Ar'- rculr'd .
an aifrrnoor. STEPHENS. 80 Wr,t sd.
I. near Western iioll"''fd.
NlK~T WANTED. Coulpctrut uui-c -
y take charge o. young htll ana " .li.u-
o., make herself generally u-tiHi Ndf. .--.
|FiNiug ago. p f-fruce- and wac. g. !. IT G..
- Na~,au-,t.. Room g.
Dl~YiCIAELI Protestant sirI u Do
IL general luu.swofh, ru-t hr good
asher and lromer and eoof plain COO. d.
.aHH I 4 II ID.
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llales.

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cTT NOGRAPHFNS and Remington oorr-
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Dnslnrss & hanrcs.

M ANTFD TO buy for spot cash. city or
w country. large or medium stocks Of
any kind OF Merchandise commission TO
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Crc5snntiuq.

4 L. STYLES DRESSES perfect III
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AGING and draD.n- guaranteed late oi j. &
d, Johnston broadway ana 80 1t. Iieln-
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I)omestlr Gltuailons Uanteo

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xzl hNiID situation. 70 do gcnerN
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which can be- verified patronage OF those
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WE OFFER STOCK. par value
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