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rhyIIoIana Have Found Out

That contamination SSI foreign element in
tho blood, developed by indigestion, Is the
carss OF rheumatism. This settles upon the
sensitive suScutaneous covering Of the muscles
and llgRmcnts OF the joints, causing constant
and shifting pain, and aEgegAt!ng a. calcGr.
cOus, chGlky deposit which produces Stiffness
and distortion Of the Joints. No fact. which ex.
pcrieAce has demonstrated in regard 10 Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, has stronger evidence
10 support than this, ramely. that this medicine
OF comprehensive uses checks the formidable
csiA6iiShed that It Is preferable to tho poisons
Oficn USED 70 arrest II, since the medicine con
tSinN only sllutary ingredients II Is also sig
nal remedy for mAlArial levers, constipation,
JyspepSia, kidney aud bladder ailments, debility
and other disorders. Sec that you get the
genuine.
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Free Natural Gas Us n Competitor.

Wheeling would regret to lose the Cen.
trail Glass Works or sny part thereof, M
1t would be sorry to lose any part OF its
established industries. The danger
arises not from anything Wheeling is re-
sponsible for or cpn control, but from
an offer of free gas and perhaps other
Inducements in the western natural gas
field.
Concerns having those advantages and
determined to do business at almost any
cost have been serious competitors Of the
old established concerns, and nothing is
suggested as present compensation.
The compensation is toll found in the
absolute certainty that natural gas can.
not last in any locality for very long
time. Our coal deposits are practically
inexhaustlble. They are the sure iOun-
dation for enduring prosperity.
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-srooKHo1DERs' MEETINGS.

NOTICE.
The stockholders Of The RiverEide Iron Work.
viii tRke notice that whereas the Board Of Nj.
rcctOrs Of kAid company ~ meeting Of said
Board hold on the 2lth day Of December, A. D.
isOO psEsed resolution IN the words following.
a RtsOlTtd, That the Stockholders Cf The River.
sidc Iron Works be recommended At their an.
nnal meeting TO be held on the 18th day OF Ianu.
ary, A d, 1891, TO pass q resolution inelCAslng
lie capital stock OF said company from the sur.
pluS fund Of said company, from one million
dollaFR TO fifteen hundred thousand dollen, OF
from Ten thousand shares OF the par value OF
one hundred dollars per share TO hlIeen thou
sand BnAres Of the par value OF one hun.
bred dollars per share I Sew. Ih,efei9Se,
Iron WORKS, and !, John D. CulheTtSon. as Sc.
rofHrv az sAiA works, do hereby notify the
stnCkhslders Of The Riverside Iron Works OIL the
said resolution passed BY the SAID Board d.
rectofS a. Aforesaid; and we do further notify
sSid stock holders that We: J. N; Vance and John
d. Cnibertsou, or one or the other OF Us, VIII, n
tockholderS In the Riverside Iron WORKS, aud
Al the said annual meeting 70 be held on the
said 18th day Of January A. ID. lSyl, as aiofesAld
oiii.r the following resolution for adoption w
ssid stock holders IN meeting SO assembled that
n h say: "Resolved that the capital stock OF
Tho Riverside Iron Works be increased from the
Snrplus fund OF said company from one million
10 fifteen hundred thousand dollars and the
nuniber Of shares from ten thousand oil the par
vSiTe Of one hundred dollars per share TO fifteen
,SnnsSnd shares OF the par value Of one hundred
Dollar per share. Witness, the signature OF the
sid /, n, Vance, as President OF, and The Uid
TnSn d CulbertkOn, rs Secretary OF the River.
Sidu Iron Works, ls wellas their personal SgnG.
tnrpS IN their individual right Is stockholden
IN the aid The Riverside Iron Works.
40 49, THE RIVERSIDE Iron WORKS
byJ, n. VANCE, It's President,
aud JSo. u. CULBERTsoE, It's Secretary.
J. n VANCE. StcG5h9,i L ~ ~ We
JSo. D. CULDERHoa. kiVerS'ce iron "oTLs
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to discourage this kind Of employment,
the passage Of the bill would have the
desIred result. It is not probable that
any officer would wish to place himself
on such blacklist.
The officers detailed as instructors
could not be better employed when the
country does not need them in active
military service, and this is one way for
them to return to the people part Of the
cast Of their education and maintenance.
The plan has been found to work we'll
and there is no need to interfere with it
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Eon RENT.

NOR RENT-STORE ROOM, COR.
n Third and Main streets. Apply 70 Z,
RODY lIO6 Main street. del
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DIED.

& 1891, at s O'Clock 4. M, Mrs. MARGARE1
HALL, in the ssth year OF her age
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at 2o'clock
from her late residence, No 81 south Broad
way, Island. Interment private, at Mt
Wood cemetery.
PECKSTEIN-Un Sunday, January 4, 1891, at
O'Clock p. ~, WILLIAM g., sou OF Andrew
and Kate Peckstcinr aged % years, 9 month";
aud a days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents. No
100 sixteenth street, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited. In
torment at Nj. Calvary Cemetery.
sCHRNERLIIN-O On Monday. January 5, 1891, al
$50 p. M, MAhY, dAuB hter oil J. o. and
ElIzA sChCnerlein, aged years, month";
q days.
FunerSl notice hereafter,
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ALIRg OF TRIBULATON.

a knight OF tho Key Lays Down some
Rules Regarding Dscorum in His August
Presence.
Huntington Tines
"Haye cigar.% The invitation to in
dulpe in the copsoler Of grief was ex'
tended By a reporter 20 the operator in
charge Of the keys at little depot in
the interior Of West Virginia, where the
scribbler was compelled to wait on a
late train. At first the operator simply
looked at his visitor with an expression
less face and far away look in his eyes
For fnlly Owe minutes be looked at the
pencil pusher, while the latter, thinking
he had struck mute, who was endowed
with the power 70 talk only with mis-
fingers, was making up his mind to dee,
wien the operator suddenly closed the
kew and said, thank you, don't care II
h DO" After lighting the profered weed
You see, 1 have to listen to the key
whether have visitors or not. | ike
company, but l nm 90 annoyed here by
people who wait on trains that | have
been compelled-just wait till ! catch
fine number Of that engine. Yes, the
bov1 annoy me so that | wrote aset OF
rnies and posted them on the door there.
Excuse me.
Here his fingers reached for the key,
and. while he was busy, the reporter
went to the door indicated and read the
following:
TAKE NOTICE,
l. If the door is fastened with aspiring
lock and is not opened when you tIst
rap, kick on 1t until 1t Is; the operator
might be asleep.
3 Ga cold day always leave the door
open the operator, being kept in a warm
room, will be grateful for cold breeze
on him.
voice; il he don't respond the first time
continue speaking louder until he does;
he might be receiving train order, but
a mistake would only be matter OF a
few liyee.
4. Whether you are going away or not
always ask how the trains are; 1t SOUNDS
important.
table awaiting delivery, and make some
comment on them; itshows your knowl'
edge of railroadinG.
! & Always look over the operators
shoulder II he is sending a message, and
read the ones already transmitted that
are on file; Western Union messages are
public property anyway.
7. Don't wait for an invitation to De
seated, but take the operators chair; he
can work as well standing as sitting. II
YOU can't get that chair sit on the opera
ting table.
s. II you are loa6ng and occupying q
chair don't give it up TO man that WANT
to do business with the office; such PEG
pie have no rights whatever.
\ 8. II you hear train coming and
think the operator don't, pull the signal
and give it clear track; you will prob
ably receive the blessings OF al con
cerned.
10. Don't, under any circumstances,
20 in the waiting room to wait Tor
train; you might miss something.
II. Don't pay any attention to the
notice on the door; it is only there FOL
show, and, even if it isn't, the operator
is independent and don't care ii he loses
his position.
the whistle OF his train was heard in the
distance, and bidding his new made
friend adieu, he reached the platform q
much wiser man.
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Gnn,l 1hipr ALONG.

Senator Stewart finds cause of ofense
in the detail OF Army and Navy officers
as instructors in schools and colleges.
He would have the details made per-
manent, and If tho officer desires to
return to active service he is to await a
vacancy that may put him back just
where he was when he was detailed.
1.-THE aim be to make officers pay a
penalty for accepting such detail, and SO
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SMOKERS Of sufficient common sense
to be content with a good domestic
cigar will rejoice in the failure to in
crease the pIice of their smoke. The
failure makes no difference to those who
smoke the excellent cigar of Wheeling
manufacture, for the makers here were
not in the scheme.
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LAST year 10000 persona died in the
city Of New York. Il takes about s40,'
100000 year to run the city govern.
ment. These two items give some idea
Of the biguess Of the chief city Of
America.
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THE resignation OF Judge MCKennan,
Of the United States Circuit Court,
brings out a strong Geld of aspfants.
Judge Acheson and John Donuan, both
OF Washington, Pa, would like the place
and each has good backing. The circuit
includes Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware. As good man and jurist as
Judge McKennan is not easily found.
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Mr.. BALrouR discovers that there is
real sufTer.ngin Ireland, and that "poy-
eriy is chronic in come districts"
American newspapers knew this long
ago, even when Mr.. Balfour was making
li,ht Of the terrible situation,
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The failure of the coffee crop in Java
need not frighten Java coffee drinkers,
II there ware no more Java coffee raised
to the end OF time it would be sold just
"a plentiiully as now.
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If there be a scheme to push McKin-
ley aside and make John Sherman Gov
etnor, the able Senator is not in 1t. He
s,ys he does not want the place and that
Mckinley should have it. Your Uncle
Johns head rarely goes wrong.
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FRIENDS OF Governor Hill notice that
Mr.. Cleveland has plenty OF time to &C.
cept invitations talk. Before the
election Mr.. Cleveland's talking ma
chine was laid up for repairs. The Hill
men are putting two and two together
and making merry. Mr.. Cleveland will
be at the national convention in person
or by vigorous proxy. He is very far
from being dead Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-06
A Real naisam is Kemp'a nalERm.

The dictionary says, "a balsam is a
thick, pure, aromstic substance flowing
from trees" Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough
medicine that is a real balsam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
balsams, but such are not. Look
through a bottle OF Kemp's Balsam and
notice what pure, thick preparation it
is. II you cough use Kemp's' Balsam.
At all druggists. Large bottles DOC.
and 81. D&W-l
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JUSTIN WISsoR is of the opinion that
the hallway expedient Of distinct col
lege (''The Annex'') Tor women will be
abandoned, and that the sex will be ad.
mitIed on the came standing to the cur
ricnlnm Of the men.
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A CLOSE observer says that Ward
McAlllster would ba impossible in
Washington society. If Washington
society will move this way it may have
the freedom OF the city.
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oHl ye who teach the ingenious youth
of our great nation, let them learn the
noble art OF self defense, as Salvation
Oil is the specific for hurts.
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Ara diplomatic feed in Washington
the nabobs were scandaIized by the
presence Of "the daughter of an avenue
tradesman." Must have been worse
than a Nihilist bomb. People who
work for living have no business to
have daughters TO alfront people who
would starve to death II they had to earn
their living.
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SARA BERSuARDT is announced to APP
pear in New York next month. This
disproyes the libelous statement that
Bernhard is too thin to be seen.
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LITTLE ANNIE yesterday told US, in
her way, what good medicine DR..
Balls Cough Syrup Is; it had cured her
Of very severe cold.
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AN electric light wire afoul Of rain
spout killed two horses and stunned two
men in a Baltimore stable. Electric
wires need more nursing than a baby.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con-
stipation. 25c per box, 3 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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WANTED.
TMANTED-MINERs.

Tho Pittsburgh and wheeling Coal Company.
Al Bridgeport and Maynard, arc doing an q.
tsnSye business, running full time; have CON.
Melted a rope hRulAgc at Wheeling Greek mine
md Il giving satisfaction, bringing out the coal
rapIdly. A number OF men can be put 10 WORK,
Houses can be had. Columbus scale and semi.
monthly pays are made. keA
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LADIES enjoy the pleasant effects Of
"OLIyE BLOSSOM" It cures when all
else fails. There is no reason why you
should suffer from the many weaknesses
peculiar to your sex when you can OBJ
tain a sample containing ten days treat.
ment free, and one months treatment
"oliye Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. r. Goethe, W. w. Irwin,
W. Z. Williams, O. Schnepf, Q. Menke.
meller, w. O. Armbright, w. II. vii.
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; j. w. Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martina Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; @. NJ. Wy
rick Bellaire; st. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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aTOOKHOLDERs' MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockhotder Of :sl
National Bank nf West Virginia. at Wheeling,
VIII Is held Of the banking hOuse on TUESDAY,
January Il. 1881, between the hours OF one u
and three (3) O'Clock p. N , for the election Of
Dlrect0rs and the transaction Of any othef bnsi'
ness that may come before them.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WnEEiING, W. Va. Jan. l, 1891. l
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cToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company Will be
he nj Ilie Office OF the company Oh MondAIthe
twelfth U2th) day OF January, 1921. between the
honrs Of 3 aud o'clock p. M, for the elecIiOnoi
nine managers to serve during the ensuing year.
JOSEPH LAWGOE, secretary.
yvupv,rHo W va. DEC 20. 1880 dClg
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The regular annual meeting Of the StockhOld'
era of the Commercial Bank for the election Of
directors, will DO held at the Bank on Tuesday,
January IS, 1891, between the hours OF 0and Il
am. WIN. NJ. LIST, President.
- nvcpVpvR Or de2iru
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N Office
In acceptance with the provisions OF thcb by.
laws, The anRual meeting Of the stockholie,s q
wheeling Title aud Tru1t Company VIII 0g Sl heid
ba(Idipg, Market street, on Monday, JanuAt! lg,
1881, at 2 o'clock p. N.
iSi THos. o'BRIEE, secreAry.
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STATE OF Ono, Cry OF TOLEDO, ! go,
TCAS NnTFNnV 49,

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of F. j..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of TOLEDO, County and State store'
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALL's CATARRH
CuRE. FRRNK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Decem.
Der, A. D., 1885.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ofthe system. Send Tor
testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
BSSsold by Druggists, 70 cents. D&w
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EOR RENT = FROM APRIL lst,
house No. 23l4 Main street. containing slx
rooms. For full information apply 70 No, 9g
Main street., hi
The record-union., 1891-05-02
WHY IS THE ORDINANCE IGNORED,

There is no city in the world where
there has been accomplished such re-
forms and attained so nearly an ideal
municipal condition as in Birmingham.
1t has been reached by enacting just or
dinances and enforcing them firmly,
kindly and with convincing proof of
their benefcence. Popular representa-
tive local government" we are told, sis
the powerful instrument by which these
reforms have been effected
In the Birmingham of to-day, with its
evenly ordered affairs, its benefcent
laws, low tax-rate, its prosperity, order,
cleanliness, it would scarcely be possible
for such a scene to be brought to public
attention as was the subject of wide COM
ment here the other day. The police
magistrate Of Sacramento stood at the bar
of the legislative body Of the city having
popular representative local govern
ment" pleading earnestly for obedience
on the part Of the city officials to an ordi-
nance of their own making, or at least
that was made by those to whose offices
they have succeeded. It is not a pleasant
thing to contemplate, this coming down
of a judge from the bench to wrestle with
executive legislative authority for the en-
forcement of license law. In well or
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A CARD.

Having purchased Mr.. Louis
Phillips interest in the busi-
ness formerly conducted under
the firm style Of S. S. Nathan &
Co., take pleasure in announce
ing to our numerous friends
and patrons that 1 will con-
tinue the business at the old
stand. In thanking you most
heartily for the many past ia
vOrs l most earnestly ask for a
continuance Of the same. Fav-
ing for these many years been
identified with the clothing
business in Sacramento, and
knowing the wants Of the
trade, l shall, as heretofore, at
all times endeavor to show
everything that is new and
stylish, as well as to serve YOU
to my very best ability. Cor
daily inviting one and all to
call at the old and popular cor
ner, Third and K. Very re-
spectfully, S. S. NATHAN.
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THE WELCOME.

The Capital City to-day greets the Pres
ident of the United States. Its people re-
gret that the pause of the President in his
tour, is so brief here that such a ceremo-
nial and hearty welcome cannot be given,
as the hearts Of our citizens prompt.
But in the brief time which General Harri-
son remains with us he will note ample
evidences of the sincerity of the greeting
this city extends to him and what it
would be if he stayed to break bread with
us. He and the members of his party, un-
fortunately for them and for us, are to pass
hence through the magnificent stretch
of Northern California by night, and will
not, therefore, be able to view the valley
of the Sacramento River. They must in
consequence accept the evidences of this,
its market city, in testimony Of its capac
ity and fertility. Had the President time
TO examine into these testimonies he
would find that Sacramento in the highest
degree represents through its wide-ex-
tended, voluminous and constantly aug
menting trade, a vast section of fertile
country known as Central and Northern
California. BE would discover, also, that
in all this region, save in the loftier
mountainous attitudes upon its east bor-
der, semi-tropical and deciduous fruits
are grown in greatest plentitude; that the
lap of the land groans beneath the volume
of valley cereal production, that the hill
sides and wales, as well as valley and
foothill slopes are purple with a vintage
as rich as any the world knows.
He would discover that while here, as
in Southern California, the lime, the
lemon, the orange, the olive, the fig, the
date and the grape flourish, las also all man
ner of other fruits, that nearly all other
of earth growth swells the capacity of our
favored heritage. Indeed he would find
that the market Of Sacramento proves
that the section it represents, in all mat
ters of resource, in its capacity to support
dense population, in its commerce, its
mines, timber, fisheries and all other
sources of industry and prosperity, is not
only second to no other region, but leads
them all.
However, we are not boasting in the
presence of the guest, only reciting so
much of simple fact as shall remove any
possible impression that connected with
the term Northern California" is there
anything of arctic character or sterile sig
MITIGATION. Unfortunately for geographi-
cal nomenclature that idea does gain
footing in the minds of those who are not
specifically informed to the contrary.
Sacramento welcomes the President to
her gates with all heartiness. Her people
honor him for his personal worth, and for
the representative character in which he
comes. They greet him with cheers and
floral tributes because he stands to-day
for the principle Of free government and
the doctrine of the right of the governed
TO choose their rulers. While he is here
our city is his; our hands are extended in
greeting; our hearts are open in well
coming.