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Deafness Cant DO Cured

by local applications, us they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only QUE way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by IN inlamed con.
dition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachiau Tube. When this tube gets
inilamed you have n rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It is entire.
ly closed, Deafness is the result, and I'M
legs the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for.
ever; nine caseu out OF ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
famed condition o.. the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that We cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c. D&w
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Ammo Donlni, 1910.

The Louisiana State Lottery Company
is peculiarly an institution Of Louisiana.
Its interest in its charities, aud the non.
ular appreciation OF the company's
efforts to advance tho interests Of the
State, are too wcll.known to be contro.
verted at this late day. The Leeisla.
ture OF Louisiana before adjourning on
the 10th Of July Of this year, ordered
that an amendment to the constitution
OF the State DO submitted to the people
at m election in 1892, CARRYING tho char.
ter OF the company up to the year 1919.
In tho meanwhile the present charter
does not expire till the first Of January,
1895. There will not be the slightest
change in the policy or methods Of the
company which, under the management
OF Generals Beauregard and Early, will
be characterized by tho same regard for
equity and fair business dealing, which
have made the name OF the Louisiana
State Lottery Company a synonym OF
honesty all the world over.-Mcw Orleans
(La.) City Item. August s.. Daw
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\ Democratic prcdicument,

Three years ago when Hon. D. B.
Lucas did such an n-Democratic" act
as to refuse to abide by the will Of the
majority, three-fourths Of the West Vir.
GINA Democracy denounced him and
his followers 90 traitors, and promised
to hold them responsible for the split in
the Democratic party which, they
claimed, was the chief cause that would
contribute to the Republican victory
they felt would follow. The Camden
Democrats then swore by the beard OF
their leader that they wouldn't forget
Lucas and his kickers for all time to
come, and prayed that an opportunity
would occur when they would DO able
to pay them in their own COIN" To-
day in oil probability the State Conven.
ton at Grafton will nominate Judge
Lucas Tor Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Then what? And, also, if Lucas is mol
nominated, then whet7 It looks like
the Democracy Of West Virginia is in a
predicament.
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Chairman Committee on Markets.
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NEW COURT HOUSE.
Notice to C Contractors.

sealed proposals will be received BY the Com.
ml1tloners appointed for the purpotc BIZ the
county Court OF M0nongaliu county, West Wiz.
sinih, at the office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Conft, IN Morgantown. in said county, until ~
oclocx, noon, OF Monday, September !, 1880, for
tne lAtor ana material and the construction and
Gotnpittion OF a Court House at MOrganlown,
Mesl VIRGINIA, In accordance with the drawings
ahd spccitcations furnished by JnO. C. Fulton,
afSnitect, COPIES Of which may be seen 81 this
first-All bids must nc made upon tho prln,ed
forms. TO DO obtained from this olica, In Il
seated envelope. directed 10 the undersigned,
ana marked Proposals Tor Court House at
secohdIAs an evidence OF good iai,h every
proposal shall be accompanied BY cash or cerlI.
nee. checks to the amount 81 three hun.
dred dollars $500, made pnyaole 10 tho
county Court Of Alononcnlia county, In
ease the successful bidder shall fall,
!ot yen Gays aitcr an award. TO execute the 70.
CURED contrac. and bond for tho faithful pcr.
l4rmnnce OF tho terms OF tho contract. The
chtck. OF unsncccSsful bidders win he 70.
turned 70 them Immediately after the contract
ID awarded or all bids rejected.
1hisl-Ihe tight Is reserved to reject ans md
Fourth-Bldders are requested to DO present
NJ INC opening OF proposals.
horgantown on tho Monongahcla river, may
% itacned BY baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD or from
Pittsburgh BY daily linco Of steamboats.
aue'wAs Secretary OF COMMISSIONER
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TIE resignation Of Second Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkaon deprives
the administration Of one OF its ablest
l%ieutenants. Mr.. Clarkson believes in
filling the offices with the friends OF the
party in power. lie demands, however,
that merit ghall be as much OF a require
ment rs party s~crvice, If not more. Mr..
Clarkson has been called a spokesman,
but he is not, in the sense in which his
enemies use the term, and will not be
80 considered by his party. A few
Clarksons sprinkled here and there
among administrative forces would be
an advantage 10 any party.
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Tho First Stel,

Perhaps YOU are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any.
thing 10 your satisfaction, and YOU
wonder what ais you. You should heed
the warning; you are taking the first
step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need 4 Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit.
tiers you will find the extct remedy for
restoring your nervous system to its nor.
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use OF this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle. Price SOC, Ut
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 6
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Atontls3o the spread Of liberalism In England
gave rise TO II strong conservative opposition In
tho ErelssE Church. which Newman Joined with
the purpose OF forming m Anglo.C Catholic party.
little later he began The publication nj "1racis
!os the Times" aud wrote letters on ''Church
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ODD FELLOWS.
The Anniversary Celebration Of Glenyilis,
HI ..". yv..t IN In,t,n. H. . III .

~
ia West Va, Lodge. Mi !
Correspondence Of the Inialieeneer.
GLESviLLE, W. Va; August S.-Lodge
No. 105. !. 0. 0. F., OF this place, cele-
brated its second Anniversary to-day. A
cordial invitation was extended to the
neighboring l. O. o. +. fraternitiee,
which was responded to by several
members representing Weston. Grants.
vile, IIarrisville and Newbern lodges.
Owing to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
much expected presence Of Grand Mas.
ter Steele was prevented. The Odd
Fellows at 1880 n. N. held n prelinin.
ary meeting at their hall, and upon nd.
journmcnt proceeded to the Whiting
House, where they were given II banquet
by the G"lenvillo Lodge. Ate p. M
dressed In full regalia, they marched to
the Normal hall to hold tho regular an.
nivcrsary meeting. Tho proceedings
we're public. d. W. Meadows briefly
introduced Rev. 3. u. Evans, OF Weston,
who delivered the annual address. For
over IN hoar the large audience listened
attentively to tho well chosen remarks
OF tho gifted speaker on "Odd Fellow
ship" and then dispersed thinking 1t
OF the most pleasant occasions Glen
vile has witnessed for several years.
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BosroN is doing herself proud and Is
making the great G. A. K. Encampment
a glorious success. The veterans never
stepped more proudly, never felt more
jolly aud never told better yarns around
the camp fires. It Is said that the old
soldiers who fought for tho Union are
passing away rapidly, and yet. it seems
that each years cncampment is larger
than the last, while the number Of boys
in blue seem to increase.
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Mn. JouN K. MALL1SrE, the whilom
clerk OF the Mcclure House, Of this city,
has been nominated by the Crawford
county, Pa, Republicans rs u candidate
for the Legislature. Mr.. Mallinee's ster-
ling ltepublicanism, high character and
abilities ought to commend him to the
people Of Crawford county as a suitable
man to represent them in the Legisla-
ture. His friends in Wheeling, and the
ISrELLlGEXcEH in particular, will Ger.
tainly be rejoiced TO hear OF his election,
as he is deserving Of any confidence tina!
may DO reposed in him.
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Cardinal Sewmnn's Dsatl,

The death OF Cardinal Newman-in
Birmingham, England, announced yes
tsrday, removes one OF tho most distin.
guished men OF modern times-remark-
able for his grand intellectual powers
and sterling religious qualities. Hc was
universally honored for these, both in
and out OF tho Catholic Church, and it
is not surprising to read in the dis.
patches that there seems to be no divis.
ion i'll the mourning between the
Ptotestants aud Catholics over the great
loss" TIE Cardinal was most distin-
guisheh for his literary work, which
made him famous V before he be.
came a high officer OF the church, and
has long held an eminent position
among the most noted authors OF Great
Britain.
His rise was rapid. lIe was born in
February, 1901. and at the age Of nine.
teen Then a non.Ca.holic) was elected
afellow OF Otiel College. and before he
was twenty.one was doing his first liter.
airy work, which was TO assist DR..
Whately in the preparation Of his "Dia.
logues on Logic"
In 1920. then only twenty.eight years
Of age, DR.. Newman took rank rs n
political leader and was active in his
opposition to Sir Robert peel's r~e.elcc.
ton to Parliamcn! because OF that states.
mans advocacy Of Catholic emancipa-
ton. Ono year aiterward he began to
write tho history Of the "Adrians
OF the Fourth Century" His subsc.
quont brilliant career after no became a
Catholic wo find in recently published
biography, from which the following
facts arc taken:
About 1890 the spread Of liberalism In England
gave rise to n strong conservative opposition In
tho Enslisl1 Church, which Newman Joined with
me purpose OF iormipg an Anglo'Catholic party.
\ llttle LATER he began the publication nj "Tracls
!os INC I!ncs,' aud wrolG letters on "Churrh
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Druggists everywhere report TINT tho
sales of the Restorative Nervine-a nerve
lood and m~edicine-are astonishing ex-
ceeding anything they ever had, while it
gives universal satisfaction in headache.
nervousness, sleeplessness, sexual debil.
ity, backache, poor memory, fits, dizzi.
ness, etc. Taylor Bros, Of Bryan O.:
Ambery 4 Murphy, Of Battle Creek,
Mich; Q: B. Woodwork 4 Co., OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds OF Others
state that they never handled any mcdi.
cine which sold so rapidly, or gave such
satisfaction. Trial bottles OF this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseases.
free at tho Logan Drug Company, who
guarantees and recommends It. Mwrsw.3
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TIE IXTELLIGEScEE hopes that the
effort to induce the President to attend
tho Reunion OF the Army Of West Vir'
ginia at Parkersburg will be successful.
1t is not often that the people, oil. Welt
Virginia are permitted to entertain a
President. II Mr.. Harrison accepts the
invitation the old soldiers Of this Noun
tain Stale will give him a comrades wei
come, and the people will show him what
real hospitality il.
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acto,m." Ills tracts were attacked BY The Bishop
Il ntlnrd M having n RnlnAnlAlnH IniluenceI

Reform" Ills tracts were attacked by The Bishop
OF Oxford as having n Rounanixing iniuence,
and a spirited controversy arose.
Finally Dt SownAn's attempt 70 reconcile me
teaching Of the Anglican and Roman Catholic
doctrines VI fnlnAted IN Tract NO. 90 Ia rehtu'
nry, 1871, lie was called upon n withdraw the
tract, hut u iuScd. anil IN 1873 resigned his Office
a. n clergyman. In 1875 he was received Into the
Roman Ca,holir Church, and aiterward went 10
Rome and took orders.
In 1873 ha established two houses 81 the ora.
tory o! II rhiiIp Seri At Dfomptnn and Ditning'
ham, bccninIng Superior Ut the latter, which m
a few years was transferred 10 EdgSoston. Thtrc
he built n largo convent and church aud cstAb.
lithed schools for both sexes aud other plotS
destinations In 1884 no was appointed by the
Pope rector Of the Catholic Univeslty OF Dub.
In, and held that position until 1850, when he
rsligncd aud devoted himself 10 the duties OF
bis OrAtpty. Ia 1917 hG was made 4 Cardinal by
Pops Lea Mi.
Cardinal Newman's published works
are famous throughout the world among
scholars. IIe never ceased working, but
has been regarded as ono OF tho most In
dubtrlous men Of his day, and, as a con.
temporary expresses It, "the reproductions
OF his busy pen showed tho same intel
%lectual genius that made him famous
years ago."
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Mn. J.. NJ. DEvlSE, formerly OF this
city, who has cast his lot with the peo.
pie OF North Dakota, came within nm ace
Of obtaining tho nomination .tor State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction at
the recent convention. The strength
that Mr.. Devinc mustered will be..grati.
flying to his friends here, and indicates
that "tho mex. time" he Twill be sue
c%essiul.
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WHEELING, AUGUST IS, 1890.

Col. BEN WlLsoS's presence In, the
city disturbed the Democratic atmos.
phero somewhat, bu. lie has departed
and the boys feel easier. Col. Ben ascer'
tanned while here that he was regarded
rs too light colored to boeven considered
~ a dark hnraa. LII -L-----
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Abilene, Kansas, has o mar who has
been shot in a name that was thought
fatal, was sunstruck and laid out for dead
and was struck by lightning. He is
well and hearty now. and bis friends
think OF bringing him out for Congress.
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All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KINGS
GREAT NERVE REsTogER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
lse and 50 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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BAGSTER'S
Comprehensive Teachers Bible,

.There has been placed upon our desk a COPY
ot"Thc Comprehensive Teschers' Bible." We
have given the book Il careful examination and
are prepared to give our opinion as to It's In.
trinS!C and relative merits.
The size OF the print Is tho same as the CORE.
spending Sv0 Oxford" but 1t Is CLEARER and
more agreeable 10 the eye. The page IA larger by
a h~slf.inch in length aud width. 90 that the
book is better shaped and Is not clumay In ian.
peannce. The text OF the Oxford" occupIes
! 600 pages; while that OF the "EAGs1ER'' fills but
us.
The superior excellence. however, OF tho
"BAGs1ER' is seen In The Comprehensive Helps
to Bible Study" which arc found In the back
part OF the book. These comprise sufficient
matter OF the most valuable character to iii four
good.sized I2mo volumes. ~ %
In tho Contents OF the "Oxiord Helos" there
are IS! subjects noted; In the "BAGsrEk" there
are l SEQ. This will give IN idea OF Tie iulness
OF Information given. "-~'
As was said III these columns nearly four ye.rs
ago, when reviewing Or. Geiktc's 'Honrs with
the Dible:n ~ Is In the Interest Of Bible study,
and not Of the publishers that We commend
the New Baester.'-Edtiorid l In The Christian
ADVOCATE. Nor. g, ISIS, BY the Eer. $. .McGerald,
D D.. EuJn'o, NY.
Do you want any better authority? We arc sell.
Ing. at retail. at the wholesale trade price, from
81 d to ST., according to binding.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Agents for Wheeling. ". Va. aul3
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DIED.

fAIRLlSG-On Mond.y, August II, 1890, at
$3.50 p. H., EDITH VlRGtNIA, daughter Of
Elias g. and Louisa Ynhrllny, aged 7 cars,
s months and Is days. $50 -
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents. corner Ct Twelfth and Elizabeth
street, this wednesday, afternoon, Mt 5
O'CLOCK. Intermen. at GIecnwond rcmetnrp
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Sick Headache,

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
st%ipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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Wanted.

WLpTpn-Agcnts TO sell the linlcts Clothes
NAMED Line: the only line ever invented
that holds the clothes without pins, a perfect
Kients, 10 whom the exclusive right Is given: on
rrcclpt OF 80 cents we Will send u sample line BY
mail: also circulars: price list aud terms 10
SCENTS: secure your territory a. once. Address
rho piniess Clothes Limo CO., II Ncrn GU
Street. Worcester. Mass. WAS
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Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Proposals.

sealed proposals will be received by the City
Clerk o. the City OF Wheeling, at his Office Ia iho
Public building, until August 20. 1870, al / ..
NJ, iof furnishing material for and erecting the
Whole or any part Of Il MAEKEr HOUSE III the
ruin ward Of the City OF Wheeling III accord.
a. the dtlce OF Architect Edward i. Franzheim,
No. lbs Main street.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a certi.
nea cao;k 10, 800 to insuie the &c cptauce Of the
CURED 10 give bond In the sum OF 5000 for tn.
Iaithinl performance OF the contract.
Proposals should nc marked proposals for
Filth Ward Market House." The PRIVILEGE is
yantaScous 10 the city.
THOMAS F. THoNER.
y ~ w City Clerk.
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The Republican Senators should no
longer permit any silly notions about
antiquated precedent to interfere with
their duty in the matter. The Republi.
a party will hold them.responsiblc for
a failure TO pass the bill promised to the
country, and upon which promise the
victory OF lSSS was won. To allow the
minority to defeat the measure in the
manner indicated above would be a
violation of that pledge.
The adoption Of Il rule to limit debate
would be in behalf OF the business in
tcrests Of the country and would be aus
tanned by public sentiment.
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FITS.

BEEcnAM's PILLS act like magic on a
Weak Stomach. |
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! ! p

Hamburg Figs. the great fruit laxative. should
bc taken mt Onco: they nrc M defective remedy,
but moot pleasant md agreeable to tho hwtc,
being composed only OF fruits md vegetables,
Absolutely nothing like them In tho world.
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, New Advertisements.

TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
Inquire Of Jo4ErlI WEBB, corLcr six.
toenth and Market street.. Aul2
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Government Land,
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CHEAP L A N D S
w E'ST
Government Land,

Along the lines OF the BURLINGTON ROUTE
western Kansas. particularly on its new cxten.
lions In that territory. there is still some Gov.
eminent Land awaiting settlement, az well AZ
other cheap land held by individuals. The lands
country Tor agricultural and grazing PURPOSE
~ the comparatively new dis,rlcts a,o many
improved farms. which can DO purchaScd at 4
y,eIy LOW rate OF that class Of ~restlcsz pioneer sct.
,tns W are ready At all times to move "iar.
BuRLlSGToN's lines west Of he Misso ny
sever, tneie are IN the vicinity OF two hundncd
new towns. which offer to Manufacturer and
g DasinG nTo men s a. eG1f e g opportunity 70 locate
scriptivc pamphleg and other mstter r;;viinr
location and full Particular concerning thesss
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WANTED-TO RENT-UNFUR.
w SlstiED ROOM between Tenth aud Four.
tcenth. Chapline and river. by gentleman and
vile. References exchanged. Address '.C,""P.
o.. box No 80, aulso
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FORNSALE-A SECONDHAND
L. Doctor Rockaway. newly painted and 70.
raired. DOSALisON. IEw1t@ co. All?
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Z a IA

tho millions OF people who5o bowels arc not
rrgiilar-thnc should not be lost md Immediate
attention should lc given, or serious results will
md pcrltouItb.
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ING

little children, who suffer with their bowels,
tnko them with perfect safety, rs they never
r produce Cole, and are so pleasant to tho
taste TINT they cut thotn rs cngcrly Us candy.
For pregnant ladies they arc invaluable.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-14

Sir Edwin Watkins has, en- hehslf OF
the Metropolitan Railway Company.
offered che manager of the Water rail-
way pieoe OF ground near London, on
which 10 lay down line two miles In
iength We shall, therefore, soon have
an opportunity to try what, II The ac-
counts are true. must be- the very poetry
of motion, The carriages ruH on skates
or slides, but between the slide and the
rail is forced tilm of water, which pro-
vents all jolting, humping and shaking,
and, in fact. makes the carriages skim
along as boat does on the sea Then.
too. the pace Is hundred miles an hour,
II the new railroad is really practicable
for long distances all England will be- a
suburb of London. and Surrey win be
saved from becoming a chcss-board,
covered with what the auetioneors call
villa residences standing in their own
three acres aud half o, park-like
grounds" A hundred miles an hour
would make Bath as accessible as Bright
on IL now, while Manchester could bs
reached in an hour and tity minutes. -
Spectator.