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A TIMELY WARNING. ].
The Noted German Physicians Timely
Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Consumption..Will
It be Brought TO Wheeling?

4"
mo news OF the time will be more
profoundly interesting to a multitude Of
readers than that which has been pub
lished recently, still further indicating
the hopeful ARRANGEMENTS OF Dr.. Koch's
experiment in the euro OF tuberculosis"
editorially says an exchange. While
the truth OF the article Is not questioned,
would It not DO well to again sound n
warning note against the carelessness
which 30 often lays the foundation for
the dread destroyer? Time and again
have articles appeared in these columns
giving the experience OF those who
have needed the warning ere 1t was too
late. Tho latest to add to tho already
long list is Mr.. William Loase, who
lives ut Martins Ferry, Ohio, and is EN-.
ployed in the Laughlin Mill. In n re-
cent interview with him he had the fol
lowing to say to the writer OF hi!
treatment with Drs COPELAND Il Bell:
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.EDGINGT TON.
Twenty Minutes from City Building,
< Hourly Trains on Elm Grove K. R,
PUBLIC SALE OF SO LOTS,
Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 6, 1890.

We will offer at public sale on Saturday, De.
cember 9, $780, OH the premises. Sixty nine
Beautifully Located Lots, at Edgington Station,
on Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad. Sale will
commence at 2 O'Clock p. m. ts.sI
Special train will leave Wheeling at :35 p. m.
The Railway Company will furnish free trans
portstion on that train and on all other trains
that day 70 persons desiring to purchase. Apply
at the Railroad Office. Title unqucstionAble. .
TERMS OF sALK-one third, Or as much more
as the purchaser may elect to pay, cash In hand ),
balance IN one and two years with interest, go
cured BY deed OF trust on the lot purchased.
Some Of said lots have already been sold at pri.
yate:ssle and Others may be had at private sale
up to December 6, 1900 azlF RsS j,
No such opportunity has been or, will be
offered TO secure Cheap Homes In tho country
IN 4 most desirable neighbolhood, and hereafter
trains VIII run hourly each way. and the last
train VIII leave Wheeling at l0:45 p. N. zlEl
For further information apply at the office Of
tho Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad Company,
w. v. HOGE g. BRO, 55
~ oil p.
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NlizEsr md Barrundin,

There is just one bit Of news in the
message. The President informs the
country and the world that he has re.
called Minister Miner for his partin the
Bafrundia affair. This is precisely what
should have been done, but it seems odd
that the fact was kept secret.
Miners fault was that he gave per.
mission to take Barrundia from an
American vessel. He should have kept
his hands off. II he had done this Bar.
rundia would not have been shot down.
Barrundia may not have been de-.
sirable sort OF person, but it certainly
was not desirable to have an American
steamer boarded and searched for a fuei-
tive guilty Of a political oiIense.s The
next time an American Minister is asked
to do what Mr.. Miner did he will re-.
member Miner and politely decline.
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Our Army.

The President gives the National
Guard a handsome send-oT when be
calls it the real Army OF the United
States. The Regulars are all right, but
we have not many Of them and do not
intend to maintain q great standing
force.
With agrand army Of volunteers, nc
customed to discipline and the use OF
arma, We shall be in position to attend
to any little matter Of business which
any other country may happen to have
with us.
But the National Guard is not yessall
it can be and should be. tits good
beginning. All the States can do bet.
ter, and this includes West Virginia
with emphasis.
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The Nles.n,e,

The President wastes no words in his
message. Following custom he reviews
the country'0 foreign and domestic
affairs, but each subject is treated with
direc!ness and clearness which enables
him to put what he has 10 say in com.
paratiyely brief compass. Simplicity Of
style is not the least commendable feat.
ure Of tho message. "A
More attention is given to the tariff
and free and fair elections than to, any Is,
other questions. This was 10 be ex.
5pected, for no other qucstions SO engage
the public mind. What tho President
has to say on tho taritl question, bsinp
said from tho point Of view Of protection,
will not particularly please those who
take the opposite view. His critical
analysis Of the foreign objections to the
Mckinley act, AMI OF the support Of
those objections BY American Free
Traders is$as fine treatment OF that
pregnant subject as we are likely to sec
from anypen. Itsoes ID the root Of the
matter and places in a ridiculous atti-
ttude those foreign critics who are SO
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EXTRAORDINARY BRAIN SURGERY.

A Much AFFLICTED ionns MINI the Subject
OF Remarkable Operation.
PhRadttphia Frcts. =
An unuaual operation was performed
in the clinic at the Philadelphia hos.
pital, to relieve young man Of
blindness, deafness and loss Of taste,
together with commissions. Communi.
cation with the man was made with
considerable difficulty; writing slowly
on his hand was the only means Of con.
vcying any notion whatever to bis
mind. He vowed that to live In his
present condition would be far worse
than death, and freely consented 10 the
operation. Before large class OF phys.
icians and students, DR.. learn, surgeon,
began tho operation, Dr.. Keen and DR..
Porter assisting.
Lines were drawn carefully across the
smoothly shaven scalp in order tc
clearly define the position OF the
lssure Of the brain. After large
triangular flap had been removed
the bone was quickly trephined, leaving
a large opening into the brain. UpoI
cutting the membrane over the brain
the substance OF the brain was seen t
bulge very greatly from the opening il
the skull. And when n trochar wa
thrust into the brain substance, out. flow
ed three ounces OF brain fluid, and tn,
brain sank to It's normal position.
Horse hairs were now inserted Il
drain away any excess Of this tlui'
which might accumulate, and the seal
was once more drawn over The wound
The future will tell OF the success o
this operation. 1t is hoped, as has oc
cured in previous operations Of lik
character, that his sight and hcarin
will return, and that he will have n
moro commissions.
Among those present at the clini
were Drs. Dercum, Horwitz, Porter
: Clark, Rhein, Janney, Chief Residen
Hughes, Mills, Chief Nurse Miss Yves
Head Nurees Miss Whitaker and Mis-
Berridge.
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DIED.


DUFPlELD-0ns Sunday, November 80, 1870, ut Q
y. H., Mr.. UPTON J. DurHs1D, at his resi-.
dence In Darlington, Ohio, In the 10th year
OF his age. 1,71.1u 5I''a-
Funeral Will take place from the steamer Lib,
erty, Wheeling wharf, Wednesday, December
3, 1890, at O'Clock p. m. Friends Of the
iamllya respectfully invited 10 attend. :
BEALL-On Sunday. November 30, 1890, at 7:2s
p. M, Z. Roy, soa OF Sillns aud Maggie Beall
aged weeks aud days. Slgg i
Funeral from the residence o! his parents G.
South Huron street, this tTucsday) morning
ut l0ocloci. Friends Of the family arc 70
specially invited to attend. lntermcnt a
Peninsula Cemetery.
Tender Shepherd thou hast slilled
Now Our little lsoy's brief weeping.
co. All, how peaceful, pale and mild
In his narrow bed he Is sleeping,
And no sigh OF anguish sore,
Heaves that little bosom more. --'
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The Alliance In 1899,

81. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Knownothing vote in 1856 for
Willard Fillmore was S74 ,534, which has
UP to this time marked the greatest no.
tency ever displayed in national can.
vass outside the regular parties. This
years showing for the Alliance affords
some grounds for the assumption that
these figures will be largely exceeded
by this order in its canvass two years
hence. OF course mono of it's leaders
imagine that ii will secure majority in
the House Of Representatives. The ut.
most that any Of them hope that it can
do in this direction is to carry enough
States to throw the election Of the Pres.
ident into the House Of Representatives
and perhaps to secure the balance oil
power in the House which convenes in
regular session in December, 1893. Blu,
from what section, the Republican OF
the Democratic, will its chief support
be drawn? This will be the absorbing
question with the managers OF the two
great organizations. In the past the
minor parties have usually hurt the
dominating organization and helped its
opponent. Before the war it was the
Democracy which was injured in this
way, and since the war the Republicans
have been the sufferers. In the recent
Congressional canvass the principal
strength manifested by the Alliance
was in Republican communities. 1t is
hardly likely that the order will exhibit
the potency in Presidential Canvass
that it revealed in an Oft year; but even
il it should in 1889 carry enough States
to give the choice OF President to the
House, the Democratic candidate would
win, as the Democrats in the House
which will be in existence then will
hays large majority on vote by
States as vel; as on vote by individuals.
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FREE TRADE can never be successfully
established or perpetuated in any coun.
try whose home market for its own pro-
ducts exceeds its aggregate markets
abroad.-liilliam Hindom, Secretary of
the Treasury, in Annual Report.
Here it is in nutshell. The home
market is the aubstancc-we see it and
can control it. For our purposes tho
foreign market, though not all a shadow,
is Of shadowy aspect. Holding fast to
our home market for our own products,
we are in fine condition to tempt for.
tune in those foreign fields which prom.
ise best. Free Trade does not offer us
a fair days pay for a fair days work.
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EQUALITY OF representation and the
parity OF electors must be maintained, or
everything that is valuable in our sys-
tenn OF government is President
Harrison in Message 10 Congress.
Isn't this gospel truth? II not, what
is wrong about it? Political equality is
the theory on which our free institu-
tons rest. Every American approves
the theory. When we come to put the
theory into practice up goes howl Of
anguish and somebody's hurt and
is mad aboutit.
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BUFFALO Bills rough riding in the
Indian country may not help greatly to
quiet the red skins, but Just think what
will'happen when he again goes on the
war path with his Wild West. Do you
Suppose that Buffalo Bill has not long
head for business
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'.tOr about four years." says mr. Louse. II
suffered constantly from catarrh. My head and
nose would be clogged up, first one side, then
the other. Dull, heavy pains over my eyes nj
the time: constant buzzlng and roaring nolSci
In my ears. ! could feel the matter dropping
back into my throat, which kept mo Away,
hawking aud raising TO clear II. Sharp pain,
like tho stab OF n knife would take me In the
chest and region OF the heart. shooting through
Under the shoulder blades Ny appetite failed
would kit down to the table feeling as II !
could eat hearty meal, but few nouthtull,
would satisfy me and invariably after eating
would have sensation OF distress and misery
and occasional nausea at the stomach. My
sleep was restless aud broken and did mo nc
good. | would get up IN the morning even
more tired than when went to bed This wa.
about my condition for four years. haG
read 80 much OF Drs. copeland L Bells seem
ingly wonderful success In treating easel
very similar to my own that decided to call or
them. dldEo, aud finding their charges 50 very
reasonable, began their treatment ut once " :
'!ias the result been what You exnectcd?h
more than that, sir. | began to improve
almost from the beginning. Ny head and nose
bepame clear; headaches and noises In my ears
ceased tho pains in my chest passed awny my
appetite returned; oat heartily aud feel well
ate: eating; ny sleeps sound and refreshing
now: IN short, NIL my symptoms have left me
feel rs we'll to day as ever did aud shall bt
glad 10 verify this statement 10 any one."
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AMERICAN le2islation should conserve
aud defend American trade and the
wages Of American workmen.-Presi'
dmt Harrison in Message 10 Congress.
That's the doctrine. The Congress Of
the United States is not the Congress Of
Great Britain, OF France or OF the world.
Americans run that machine and want
to run it for themselves.
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The President is sound on the car.
coupler question. Why kill 1000 young
men aud disable ten times as many every
year? The man.killing car.coupler
must 20.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblnins,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
Or money refunded. Price o5 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co, h 5
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THOSE Indian braves who arc thirsting
for blood might BIO turned loose in
Chicago hog butchery. Give 'em hog
apiece II necessary.
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TIE American Gar is once more In
the saddle, cantiring OF at a pretty gait.
Even the Democrats like TO behold him,
though they won't admit It.
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5 ALI honor to O'Brien and Dillon. It
hurt their feelings TO do it, but they
have placed the cause before the leader.
The world will respect them for 1t.
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Plcr. pi,ss. p,l...

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis-
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price SOC,
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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--L.hIllEI

NcedinS tonic, or children who wan. build.
~. Ing up. should take : ' $3.50
BROWNS IRON BUFFERS.
y Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria. Indi.
ges!ion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints. ~,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Anril 8. 1891.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 5, 1880.
Radans's Aicrobs Killer Co., Ncsarale, Tenn:
GESTLEMIN:-Atter having dyspepsia
for fifteen years ! tried your N1icrobe
Killer. Using it for about five months
I find myself entirely relieved.
s. Very respectfully,
A. P. MATHEWS.
& For sale by Logan Drug Co., sole
agents. Y Trhs&w
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Domestic Trade First, Foreign Trade A fter'
wards,

wards.
l do not doubt that very largely in
creased foreign trade 10 accessible TO us
without bartering for 1t either our home
market for such products Of the farm
and shop as our own people can supply
or the wages Of our working people,
President Harrison in Message 10 Congress.
Here you are again. The Presidents
doctrine is as sound as gold dollar and
has as clear q ring. First OF all our
home market for our home producers
home labor before any and all other Ia.
Dor. Then those foreign markets most
accessible and In which we have q
chance to do profitable business. But
We shall not barter our blessed birth.
right for the best mess Of potage the
markets Of the world have to offer
We do business for profit, not for the
fun OF doing 1t or for the empty glory O.
towering wide area.
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Looue's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
atlpations. 25c. per box,5 boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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much concerned for the welfare Of the

much concerned for the welfare Of the
United States. 5i
The President makesan argumentative
appeal for free and fair elections every.
where in this country. He pointa out
tho wrong and suggests the remedy,
which he finds in National supervision
Of National elections. He reminds the
country that this supervision Is pro.
vided for now, but the provision Ia not
sufficient. He would expand the prin.
clple and give 1t substantial application
in every part Of the country. lie makes
/. clear tina. this legislation cannot fairly
be called sectional or partisan. On this
point his argument is unanswerable.
AS a whole The message is dignihed,
concise, able, a credit to the president
and the country. d.
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WHEELING, DECEMBER ., 1890.

Z WHEN the electric light wire and the
telephone wire meet then the fire flies.
Lucky they do not meet oftener.
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Hold It to tho Light.

The man who tells You confdentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-
scribing Kemp's Balsam this year. II
the preparation Of this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense ii
spared to combine only the best anc
purest ingredients. Hold bottle O
kemp's Balsam to the light and lool
through it; notice the bright, clearlook
then compare with other remedies
Price Soc and 81. paw-4
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TIFTY YEAR SIN PER GENT
~
REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING Lots FOR SALE.

6'4l4i feet, North Front street, west sides' $50
oVSl4S Ieet, North Front street, west side. 200
"oxl2o ieet, South York street, west side.. COO
ooxlco feet, South Elm street, west side-.. WOO
soxloO feet, South Elm street, west side.. $50
Soxloo feet, South Penn street, east sidc.. 700
25Nil2 feet, North Wabash st., cast side,., S7b
aoAlU lect, South Huron street, cast hide, $50
1aA6l iect, cor. Huron 4 new Jersey sts,, eco
Sgxi2o ieet, fourteenth street. north side. 2, 100
:eSa?o ieet, Fourteenth street. north side. $50
A2So !eet' TaidwclS Kun. ................. bC0
ogS!oo ieet, Wilson street, nixth ward.... . 200
ioVxle9 ieet, McColloch street, Eighth ward LOCO
14ox250 feet, National road ~ a
lo0xS50 feet, Pleasant Vallcy,.........''5i 5S0
q Lotsahd improved property In Martins FCrry,O.
10 acres near Elm Grove IL ma
"a acres two miles west OF Bridgeport, o.. $500
~ acres near Lorain 200
% acres adjoining st. Cairsville, O....... 7,5o6
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a MAN who has practiced medicine Tor
forty years ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says:

forty years ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says: Fl
TOLEDO, O., January 10, 1857. z
NIessrs. Ed. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
men:-I have been in the general prac.
tice OF medicine Tor most forty years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience have neverseen a prepare.
ton that could prescribe with as mucn
confidence OF success as l can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribedit great many times
and its effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that have vet to End
case OF catarzh that it would not cure,
il they would take it according to dircc.
tons. Yours truly,
L. L. GoRsucH, NJ. d.,
Office, 2l5 Summit street.
We will give 500 for any case OF
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, zoe.
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Weak Stomach. e ~ y 4 81 I
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When Baby was sick, We save her Castoria;
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria,
1 When she became Miss, she cluns to Cas,oris,
Whoa rhs had Children. she gave them Castori,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. +

Tho annual meeting OF tho stockholders oil
tho West Virginia Exposition and State Fall
Association will be held at tho office Of the
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1890. at > p. M, ior
the election ola Board OF Directors 10 serve for
the ensuing year, and tho transaction OF such
other business which may DO brought before the
meeting. ANTON REYMANN, President,
GYo. \. G1TE. Secretary. Fi' sl-7 nO2G
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FOR SALE.
GTOCKS FOR SALE,

STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL Es.
~ TATE FOR SALE. $50 Er5 '-gA-
40 shares Citizens and Electric Railway stock,
Y shares Riverside Iron Works. 80 asi'
= Belmont Bonds.
10 shares Denwood Iron Works,
10 shares belmont Iron Works.
10 shares Ice and Storage stocks.
REAL ESTATE.
The Leighton residence. South Chnpline St.
. Lots !, and 5. Gilchrist's addition, North
Front street. -" r.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Secretary W. T. 4 T. Co. mud Real Estate Broker,
0llice, Room l. Reilly building Market street.
TelenOup hfl. $3.50 dni =.
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For'Mlal:llaria, Liver Trou-s
bic, or:Indigestion, use
] BROWN S IRON BITTERS
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-12
From Tuesdays Daily.

Chas Culberson of Sand Coulee visited
the city yesterday.
A. Nathan's manager at Sand Coulee.
VIM. Glasscock, visited the city yesterday.
Hon. f. D. HASTE was in the city yes
terday attending to some business affairs.
License to wed was granted to Charles
F. Stark and Mrs. Lucy Jane Murphy, to.
day.
A. b. Hamilton of Choteau, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, is rapid.
ly recovering.
On February It'll license to wed was
issued to c. Jacket and Ida Viola Stork,
Doth of Cascade county, Montana.
The Central Smelter addition plated by
Barnes & Collect was accepted yesterday
by the board of county commissioners.
Another large railroad outfit came in
from Belt yesterday and departed for the
tie camps in the Rockies this morning.
Robt. Vaughn reports that several of
the Sun river valley ranchmen are now
engaged in blowing and some are seed
ing.
Farmers at Sun River and on upper
Sand coulee are preparing to SOW their
grain. A larger acreage will be seeded
this year than ever before.
Lumber was placed and the work com
menced, today, On "a large frame build.
ing just east of the Minneapolis house
When completed 1T will be used fol-
hotel purposes. Jas. Lawler has charge
of the building.
c. Jacket, one of the most prominent
stock owners of the Red Butte neighbor
hood, is in the city today, selecting a
complete outfit of fine household furni.
ture. The necessary documents have
been secured and as soon as the house is
in order a wedding will be announced.