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The Pulpit and the Stape.

Rev. +. NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: ~ feel ii my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis.
eased, and my parishioners thought
could live only u few weeks. l took five
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and we'll, gaining 26 pounds
in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
l nm confident DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else iaila. The
greatest Kindness l can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it." Free trial bottles at Logan Drug
Co.'s Drug Store. Regular sizes 5Ocen,s
and 81 CO.. s
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May Thank Her Stars,

The narrow escape OF Mrs. B. NJ.
Searles, OF Elkhart, Ind, from prema.
ture death IS wonderful. She states tina
"ior twenty years my heart troubled me
greatly. became worse. Had smoth.
ering spells, short breath, Tutoring :;
could not sleep on my lett side, had
much pain in breast, shoulder and sto.
mach. Ankles swellei. Had much
headache and dizziness. Treatment did
me no good, until | tried Dr.. Miles New
Heart Cure and Restorative Neryine
The first bottle helped me, and was
soon virtually cured. For sale at The
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. a fine
book on the Heart and Nerves free.
w.. NwrSW-,!
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i PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
4 Plumber Hores Through Il Floor Into
NAbA,a lIuOy.

Hab3'4 Body.
BEAVER FALLS. Pa, Dec. 2l.-Saturday
morning Mrs. George Duff, OF this place,
heard her little daughter, a child about
three years old, giving vent to agonizipg
screams. She rushed into the room
where she had lett the little one n few
minutes previous playing, and discov.
cred the child seated III the corner
screaming rs il with great pain, at the
same time kicking and struggling wildly
withoutbeing able to move. She ran to
the chlli's aid, but was at first unable to
move it from its position. Finally she
managed to raise the child in her arms,
and to her great horror discovered that
some sharp instrument had penetrated
lis clothing and entered its flesh fully an
inch.
An Investigation was made, when it
was ascertained that man who was re.
pairing the gas pipe had attempted to
bore hole from the cellar through the
floor, to run pipes through, and not
knowing the child was above him had
bored his auger in the child's body. AS
soon as he heard the racket above him he
ceased boring and withdrew the auger.
The chiid's wound is very painful.
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SENATOR STEWART, Republican, OF
Nevada, Is asainat the election bill be.
cause It is not radical enough for him.
Since he cannot &c. Ill he aaya he wants
he will not take anything. The Nevada
Senator should have said frankly that he
has agracd 10 oppose the election bill in
exchange for Democratic help for free
coinage Of silver. There is deal and
Senator Stewart is in it.
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Tne Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press remarks that "at the
present time tho Democrats are running
the United States Senate" This seems
to be true. The Republican msjority is
is not doing much with itsslt. Maybe
the Democrats have hypnotizgd the
other hide.
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PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using "OLlvE Blossom" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand
ing Of the manufacturer, Dr.. Fran &c, is
sufficient guarantee Of its merit.
solve Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. 4. Goetze, W. W. Irwin,
". Z. Wiiliamu, g. schnepf, C. Menke.
meller, ": Q. Armbrighs, W. H. Viii
liams and N. ". Heinrich; ". Oar.
sah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry !;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick BeIlsire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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any druggist tries to sell you his own
cough medicine, remember he does il
because he makes more money on it.
Insist on having kemp's Bslsam for the
throat and lungs, for there is 10 cough
remedy so pure aud none so quick to
break up cold. For influenza, soreness
OF tho throat and tickling irritation with
constant cough kemp's Balsam is an I'M
mediate cure. Large bottles SOC and 81.
At all druggists. i
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lypnotized, and Prof. liegeois was
ready TO 90 on with tho experiment.
The court declined the offer. The ques-
ton WAS, not what could DO done with
Gabrielle, but what had been done with
her by Eyraul; and this there was DO
meanB OF showing.
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IRON WorLcr Badly Hurt.

William Ressicer, who works in the
plate mill at Benwood and whose duty
it is to oil and grease the machinery in
the mornings, was busily engaged Sat.
urday morning attending to that duty
when ho slipped and fell, striking his
head on pile OF pig metal, cutting and
bruising tina left side Of bis face badly,
He was taken to his home by his father,
Levi Ressiger, and his wounds dressed.
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Up to tho Times.
Rartinsjurg Herald.

For good reliable and newsy State
paper we can recommend the Wheeling
Daily aud Weekly ISrrLL,dEScEE. The
1STgLLlGENcEg is fully up to the de.
mands OF the times, and is hard worker
for the advancement OF our little Noun.
tain State and Tor the Development OF it's
vast resources, ..'s.- SSH
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Tho Wheeling Daily ISTELl,GEScER
issued a valuable supplement last Satur.
day containing, besides much other mat.
ter, the vote OF the State for Supreme
Judge, Congressman and Senators. The
lSTELLlGENCEE stands at the head OF the
Republican press Of West Virginia and
its weekly will be q valuable journal
during the session Of the Legislature.
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TIE estate OF the late William Thaw.
Of Pittsburgh, which was thought to be
worth about SO,oO0,O00, turns out to be
worth not less than $20,000,d00. The
average estate cleans NY in tho other
direction.
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q . D.. . o. . q
An old adaga says: Remembrance is
the only tie which fingers when all
others die.n A direct application to
this truthful saying has made us persis-
tent in our efforts to bring Loose's ex.
tract OF Red Glover 10 your notice. We
are daily coming In contact with people
who say to us. You remember what I
was, how I looked and how suffered
before l was induced 10 try Red Glover.
Ask any one who has taken Red Glover
for any form Of Blood Disorder and Skin
Eruptlona. for Indigestion and Rheuma.
tism. Ask them, We say, what their
recollection OF Red Clover il, what it did
Tor them, and thcy will convince you Of
the truth OF all our statements.
For sale by Logan Drug 90. DIV !
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Sheep S,aothcred In the SNOW.

The heavy snow covered up flock OF
valuable sheep ior Mr.. George Myers, OF
Puitney township, Belmont county.
They he'd gathered on tho south and
east side OF high hill and the drift
covered them 10, depth sufficient to
smother about twenty Of them. The
others were dug out and found all right.
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WHEELING, DECEMBER %, 1890.
The national election law has been hit
in the head with silver brick.

A SEAL has been found In creek on
the Delaware coast. Probably came
East 10 zee what the Administration
means by hanging up his case.
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Moral Responsibility in the Hypnotic State.
The jury which tried Michael Eyraud
and Gabrielle Bompard for the murder
OF GouTe recommended Gabrielle to
mercy. How much the jury was iuAu.
enced by the fact that this culprit ia a
woman, how much by the theory that
she was under the hypnotic influence OF
Eyraud, cannot be said.
The prosecution maintained, and
brought so.caled experts to support the
position, that crime cannot be commit
ted under hypnoticiniluence. Iithis the.
ory DO sound hypotism is very differ.
ent condition from that it has been sup
posed 10 be, namely, tho entire subjec.
ton Of the subject to the operator.
Prof. Liegeoia, Of the school Of Nancy,
who stands next to Prof. Bernheim, OF
the same school, testified in the Goutle
case that under tho hypnotic lnaence he
had induced his daughter to fire pistol
at her mother, and made his nephew 90
through all the movements OF poisoning
his aunt.
Lieseois said that in cases Of criminal
suggestion there will. invariably BE- re-
sistancc, but the subject will finally sue
cumb. 10 illustrate this phase he told
OF a monk Of exceptional pisty who, be-
ing in the hypnotic state, was ordered
to steal prayer.book. Seventeen times
the monk passed the door OF the room in
which tho book was, at last going in aud
stealing the book.
The family physician OF Gabrielle les.
tilted that he had often hypno.ized her.
While in tho trance state lie had passed
4 needle through her arm without caus,
ing her pain; had made her eat raw
1 potatoes believing them to be delicious
fruit had handed her water which she
drank ior champagne, from which drink.
ing intoxicAtion followed.
U Mess physicians OF repute are to be
disbe!ieyed they have induced subjects
to commit forgery, to steal, to commit
murder ani, severest test OF all, to take
their own lives: by which is meaut, Of
course, that the hypno.ized subjects
seriously went through the forms Of do.
ing these things.
Ii these statements are 10 DO believed
there is such mental subsection az hyp-
notism describes This being conceded,
it follows that thoroughly hypnotizsd
person is no moro morally responsible
than ono born without reason.
In such.a case as that Just concluded
in Paris It is difficult, OF course, to de-
termine the primary fact. There was
nothing TO show TINT the girl was
hypnotised ; the prenoaderancc OF testi-
mony showed that she may have been.
fHypnotism as q defense in murder
trials will hardly take the place Of the
much worked .insanity DODGE because
OF the great liiicnlty Of making ont a
case to the satisfaction ola jury.
Gabrielle ,Bompard's counsel offered
to show in court that the girl;could be
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Saturday. December %, 1880, at s
o'clock a. m, WILLIAM A. TURNER, In the
18th year OF his age. s-,'.
Funeral will take place from St. Matthews P. E.
Church, Tuesday afternoon ate o'clock. In.
terment At Greenwood Cemetery. Friends
Z Of the deceased are invited TO attend.
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"Talks,"by George Thatcher, tho min.
strel, is collection OF songs, say
iugs aud eta2o stump speeches with
lots OF fun 10 the square inch. "Best
Selections" is one Of the series for read.
inss and recitations containing many
excellent things from the best writers
The litllo volume 10 iull Of meat.-7he
Penn Publishing Company, PHILADELPHIA,
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Here 1t Is Again.

The current number OF BrddStrtet's
sys: "New grades OF tissue paperp,
which several OF the mills have been
preparing 10 make. will soon be placed
on the market. Thesepapera have never
been made in this country"
The other day the New York Times
quoted Col. G. ". Thompson, OF the
Diamond Mills Paper Company, on the
subject OF tissue paper Col. Thompson
suid he thought he was doing great
thing when he 20. the duty on tissue
paper increased from % per can! advsl-
orem to S cents pound and 10 per cent
advalorem. On ream OF six.pound pa.
per the old duty WIS Just fifteen cents !;
the new 10 ftty-Beven cents. The actual
increase OF duty is forty-two cents a
ream. Is the consumer paying this in
crease?
Colonel Thompson says his firm sd
yancod the price Is cents ream, and
cannot maintain this advance. Colonel
Thompson adds: "BIt let ME tell you
the price OF tissue paper will be lower
than ever inaide OF Blk months. Why?
Because everybody is going into the
business. 1. is inevitable that there
should bs constant drop, drop, drop in
price"
Here again the tariff creates d new in
dustry and cheapons the price OF the
product. As Americans wo gain at both
ends OF the string, as producers and as
consumers. Free Trade looks to man MS
consumer. Protection to man as pro-
Queer and consumer. The experience OF
mankind discredits Free Trade and vim.
dicates Protection.
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Sick ueRtlncfte.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Don.
stipation. 26c per box, boxes ior 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. p4w
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Deserves Patronage

Piedmon! Herald.
The Wheeling ISTgLL1GEScER is a first
class Republican paper, and deserves the
patronage OF the people Of this State.
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"rhe Odds Gatnst Him; or, Carl
Crawiord's Experience" Is decidedly u
boys book, and there is a boy in 1t who
admits that he has good stop'nother
whom he lovcs. Tho entertaining story
Ia chiefly told in bright dislorue. The
illustrations are pood,-Ths Penn PUB
Lshiag Company PAiiadelpAia.
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"Our Of the ne,tle danger, we pluck
this flower safety" show, if you
please" "Why, we took dose Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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GpEC1AL MEETING,

s,pECIAL MEEr1NG.
~ A special mCotIuG OF tho Builders Exchange
will be held Monday evening, December -, 1880,
N7:E0 y. m, at their roo 81, 10 appoint Joint
committee Tor Me purpose OF meeting the City
Council Committee Un ordinances, to consider
architects Hoard Of UndcrwriiCtS aud all build,
ets are invited to attend.
y. kLIZvE5, Chairman.
ME-, GtEsEY, Secretary dusL
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!
, SEAL.

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ofthe system. Send Tor
testimonials, free.
FL. cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
ISL Sold by Druggists, Is cents. DAw
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"Camp Lille in tho Wilderness' and
"From Lake to Lake" are two entertain.
Ing books OF adventure by Capt. Charles
A. J. Furrar, who has trampcd the wilds
Of Maine and gathered big chunks Of in.
formation which he puts into readable
stories. Whoever takes I'd interest in
life in the vida will find pleasure IN
these books. Illustrated.-LCs Il &sp.
pari, Boston. S'ant0n& Davenport Wheel
ing.
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If you so ont early in the morning,
you may catch rheumatism; therefore
keep Salvation oil in the house. 1t is a
sure remedy. i, f
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In "Dosothy's Experience" Adeline
traitor has written story Of strong
fiber and high moral purpose, story OF
endeavor and success on i worthy line
The scene IS land in New England. and
the book has the atmosphere Of the
Land OF Steady Habits. There are nice
touches OF character drawing and human
nature runs strong through every page.
Lee & Sheppard, Boston. Stanton &.
DdpenD0rt, IhteiinQ.
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STATE OF ONO, CrY OF TOLEDO, | ,
t,S,r rn,rxry ,

LpeAo OUV-N1Ii
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm Of FL.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo. County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured By the use Of HALLS CATAEKu
CURE. FRESG J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subacri bed
in my presence, this 9Th day OF Decem.
Der, A. D., 1856.
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DIED,

BEScuAI's Pills cure sick.Head.
ache. III !
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a woman has been known to bend n
mans will during life and break it after
his death:
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"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER "a,
w VIII be- Donation day AT the WCt Nlr
ginla Home for A.ca and FieudlCsS Women,
~ Thirteenth street, Wheeling a committee OF
the managers will DO there 10 receive gifts Of
clo:hin., food, groceries, SC. Donations In
money can DO sent 10 MT. J. a. BELL, Treasurer,
Logan Drug Company, Main street, and TO mrS
y. CunninRhHm, President OF Managers. le3
uRtp . Ia a.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WIANTED-A MAN THAT UNDER.
w stands tho grocery btS!i Css. Apply 10
JOHN WEL1Y. der!
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DR.. Edward Brooks has done a real
service by putting 10 simple proDe "Tbe
Story OF the Had" stripped Of all that is
not needel to tell the story and OF all
that might confuse Young minds. The
authors aiM has been to interest young
people in the story ny a story in the hope
OF inducing them to take keen inter
est in the masterpiece when they cone
to read it in the original, or more likely
in q good translation in verse. The mo.
tive is praiGcworthy and the work has
been well done. Illustrations from Flax.
mans designs.-Wc Penn Publishing
C0mpAnM NtiLaleIQhia.
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"uafry Amber, or the Stolen Deed"
by Sidney NARROW, is the atory Of boy
OF spirit and pluck who had a hard time
10 take care OF himself in the face OF a
wicked enemy. There is ingenuity in
the plot and brightness enough to carry
itaiong with interest to the reader. Ten
i!lustratioHs.-Thc Penn Publishing Com
PAM, PhilddiUAia.
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FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
ELECTRO NBRVIuB
Cures Permanently

All diseases Of the Nervous System. either Acute
or Chronic in other sex. 1t Restores I'm.
Waste or Drain; Makes Strong the Weak. Full
package, 81; six Tor IS. Trial package l9c. with
book, sent securely sealed on receipt OF price,
Address, DR.. G. F. ADDAM, No, SOL Cottage
Grove Ave, Chicago ILL., ln9i
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ACTIVE, HONEST
PROPOSALS..
lQtDs FOR COAL.

Dlds will be received ut the olico OF the civ
Water board for Clean, Nut Nnl Mixed Coal Tor
The year 1921, for tho usd Of the Water Works,
n!ds 10 close At noon on "Wednesday. December
u 1870. None but bids from Union banks re.
CelyGd,
drlO CITY WATER NOARD
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TOR SALE-FlVE HEAD OF
~ heavy 1init mnles Cheap for call. Call
al livery Stable l73S Market StiGHt Wheeling. Z
L. STEWART Il CO., Contractors. de2l
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w ANTED.-CITY SALESMAN, FOR
wv groceries and, sperlGlt!c! Address "p."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
Saturday August ,, 1890.
ATTENTION, MILL MEN.

Hear i'm mind that we carry III
stock n full lire OF Mil Supplies. w
handle the genuine Boston Rubhe
HeitMg. Write for price and dis
counts.
Tie !. G.. LEWIS Co.
Jnnltf Amigo. Wis
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Republican, Caucus.

a republican caucus will be held ~
the town hall next Wednesday, even
ing at half past seven O'Clock to e'e.
II: ~ delegates to the county cOaveE.
t in at I,hine:anlpl Aug. y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-09
IN THE COURTS.
Criminal Docket Opened-A Good
Mornings Work.

Judge NOOnan. of the 37th district
court. opened his criminal docket this
morning. This docket is of good dimen-
SiOnS and promises to hold forth during a
great part of the present term. This
morning was occupied in diSpOSng of the
cases of prisoners who had expressed d
desire to plead guilty.
George w. Washington, theft of a pair
Of pants. six months in the county Jail.
VIM. Davis, theft of a horse from G.. X.
Newman, five years in the penitentiary.
q. A. Cardwell, for forging a check on
DreiSS, Thompson & Co.. of this city,
pleaded guilty and was given two years
IN the penitentiary.
VIM. IIuSt, for theft of a photograph
lens from l.. A. DelafaiSSc. was sentenced
to two years in the pen.
Dick Keys, for theft of 81. 40 from BOni-
tacio Salazar, was sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail.
w. IL. POullain pleaded guilty to aggra
waited assault and battery and was fined
$25.
John Chapman, charged with theft of a
pair of pants from E. |. BOwSky, was Civ
en- six months in the county Jail
VIM. Nj. Knox was sworn in this morn
ing as bailitf to wait on the grand jury.
, In Judge Kings court several small
cases were disposed of and a number of
Others continued.
c. Hummell, Albert PerSch, Peter Schif-
ferS, A. b. Weatherby, l.. II. MicklejOhn
l.. ROuvant, A. p. Perez, f. b. Pue and
Louis BcrgStrOm, Jurors who failed to
appear this morning were fined $25 each
There were twenty-five cases called in
the Recorders cOtrt this morning -Four
were continued, three dismissed and fif-
teen were sentenced, their fines amounting
to so. The cases were the usual drunkS
diSorderly and fights. There was one
pitiful looking object. who. to all appear
ance, was deaf, dumb and otherwise
MANNED, registered in the police report as
unknown" The Recorder could get
nothing out of him but few signs, and 50
he was turned loose.
Before Justice McAlliSter 7. J. West
wood and Annie f. Coop were married.
Sewers -nidavitS We're taken by him
this morning. one against Jose Garcia, for
burglary and theft, Fred. Smith and
William Brown, theft under $50, and a
search warrant was issued to search
Smiths house. Jack Emory was allowed
500 bond but has not secured same yet.