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where they are going to spend their
corporate lives and have their corporate
activities, is m interesting question for
the State to consider. The mere fees
received from them cannot be regarded
as full compensation for any scandal
they may bring on the State which has
nothing to do with them but to bring
them into life. Mr. Russell recommends
these changes in the corporation laws:
1. Increase the tax nudgrGduRic II according
IN Inc authorized capital.
.. tits the duty cl the state 10 sec that every
nominal dollar Of stock shall represent real
dollar OF Investment -, :.
4 Every corporation should be required "a
submit anRuEl reports under tho oaths OF "
offlrerS, which would enable the State and ne
public to make sure that II is not wei uis'
guiscd fraud. ,,,,,. ,.A,
4 Directors II corporations Lhould be mace
liable for their mismansgement. The direcloIs
should be required 10 Know the condition o.
ihe company Whoge affairs they assume 70 Thn
age. and should he cOmpellCd TO manage y non
CStIy, In the lnteieet OF both creditors andsIOck
holders.
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A grave ROBBED.
The Interference Of DIS. Copeland q
Bell has Saved Another Victim.
Mr.. Porter Gives a Detailed Account
ofHis Suffering and
Escape.

What is worse than the thought Of be-
ing buried alive, or being consigned to q
living death, by the s4fliction OF disease.
It is not necessary, hewever, to state that
we do not value the fortune OF good
health. How many men have said, my
thousands for an hour OF life. Yet II
IAN be bought for such tIifie II the OPP
aortunity Is grasped at the right time.
Do not wait until your disease has gone
20 far that you are wretched and do not
feel like living, when this bright world
appears to you as a living tomb, and i
YOU could only die and end your terri
Die suffering. Take advantage OF the
advancement made in the present cen
Jury in the practice OF medicine and be
cured OF the terrible feeling you now
nave, To make our viewsa little plain
let us state to you the condition Of a res
ident OF our city after being silent sui
terer for over three years.
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rRIiOrGR 1Ng s1.AT#. ;
Items and Events of Interest Cleaned from
Exchanges,

Items and Events OF IntoTeSt Cleaned from
Exchanges.
Mira. NJ. @. Whitlach, of Parkersburg,
has gone to Philadelphia, where she
will submit to the Koch treatment for
consumption.
Senator Faulkuer's family is grieyed
over the dsath OF a pet pony. The pony
caught cold while being Clipped from
Martinsburg to Washington.
Sam Russell, OF Peasants county, has
been held to answer before the United
States Court for swearing falsely in q
pension case. lie received S2j for max
ing the oath.
While two boys named Ryan, OF
Roaring Greek, Randolph county, were
hunting, gun in the hands OF one was
accidentally discharged, killing the
other instantly.
The late deep SHOWS have been disas.
trous 10 partridges in Randolph county.
they are being found dead in large
numbers along fences and in the woods,
having died from want Of food.
A house at Hendricks, belonging to
]. W, Bowman, in which q number OF
families resided, was burned to the
ground Now Years morning. II is sup
posed to be the work OF incendiaries.
A mail carrier named Hinchman in
Randolph county, has disappeared and
ia supposed 10 have persisted in the
deep SHOWS in the mountainp, while on
his route from Beverly to Circleville.
Miss Ella Iuskeep, OF Rumney, mar
roYly escaped death last week while
sleighriding, her hoFso becoming fright.
ened at the explosion of frecrackers,
with which come boys were celebrating
the holidays.
On lest Monday tho first female Dep
uty County CLERK in West Virginia, was
sworn in. Her name is Miss sattie
Tierney, and che was appointed by Z. A.
Bennett, CLERK Of the County Court Of
Lewis county.
The Philippi Republican has the fol-
lowing: We have it from good authority
that the G. & G. railroad will be widened
to the standard gauge next spring and
extended TO ElkinR, and there connect
with the West Virginia Central road.
This arrangement is brought about by
an agreement between the Baltimore d
Ohio and the WeBt Virginia Central peo-
Die, and will give the West Virginia
Central an outlet for the heavy freight
which they fud it impractical to haul
over the heavy grade on their road as
now built. II is thought to be also
probable that q road will be built from
here to BuCkhannon.
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One who is thoroughly competent,
who 10 neat, tidy and quiet, whose very
touch is medicine, Who knows what TO
do and when to do it is a blessing indeed,
but 80 few there are who fully under.
stand, know, and are able to use the re-
0uirements, the endorsement Of medi-
cine by such a person should carry
weight. They have practical experi-
ence, and opportunities Of seeing and
noting the effect better really than the
physician in charge, as they are with the
patient day and night and every change
and symptom 10 noted and watched.
Ihave myself used and in my profession
as nurse administered your Red Clover
Remedies, and find that it does all and
more than you say for it, ! cheerfully
recommend it for troubles OF Stomach,
Liver or Bowels, and have advised
my friends to use it, which has been
done, and in every case with the very
best results, aud all speak OF Loose's Ex-
tract Red Glover in, the highest terms.
MRs. l. OSBORN, Marion, Ohio.
March 20, 1886.
Sold by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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MANfs sRALs RxTgRMIyATgD.
senator POttiErrv's Way Of Making Alaska
n YnInnble Property.

n NuiuuuAn AAVpNAJh
Senator Richard +. Pettigrew, OF South
Dakota, who was in New York the other
day, gave Lhe Wdsll Intervene. an ides
which, If put into execution, will soon
make sealskin cloaks worth their weight
in gold. This Is what he aaid:
GAll OF the seals in Alaskan waters
should be exterminated. The govern
ment should pay q bounty Tor each sea-
killed until they are all gone:
"Wha, is your reason for having the
seals all killed?"'
III the seals were exterminated the
Alaskan waters would be the greatest
fishing waters in the world. The Sealt
iced on Goldfish. Each seal eats i've o.
six pounds Of Goldfish per day. Now
instead Of having q great fishing sea qe
sroyed entirely, think 1t would b'
more profitable to kill every seal ano
let the fish be the prey Of man. TIT
Seal Company gives employment 70
some 300 Aleutians, or Indians, but II
these waters arc rid OF seal and glvei
over to fishing, at least 10, 600 American
citizens would have employment.
Alaska would then amount tel some
ming, aud tho Bering sea difficulty
would soon be settled" =,
"Do YOU think the government should
cancel the contract made with the sea-
Company"
Judgment, the company, which MAJ
agreed to pay this government go much
Tor the privilege Of seal fishing ioi
twenty years, will ba only too glad 10
give up the contract in three years. IL
nv opinion the seals will be exterminat-
ed in three or four yearS anyway. They
10 not contribute anything specially t.
the comfort OF the masses in this coun'
tfy, Wearing sea'skin is conducive
to pneumonia anyway, and thost
who have the money to buy such
high priced wearing material sim
ply shorten their lives. Why, thu
United States has nothing to do with
making sealskin wearing niaterial; it al
goes to England, where skin IS pur
chased at $50 or $40, and then, alter dut
process, is sent to this country and sole
| Tor 500 1t can plainly be seen that Il
thousands OF Americans were given en-
ployment in fishing for cod in Alaskan
waters more benefit would accrue te
this country" -,
"Do you intend to introduce a bill t
abrogste the present seGl.h'hing con
tract2"
"No; the contractors will only be toe
glad to give up the contract themselveI
in a few years"
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Speaker Myers, Of the Tennessee
House, in taking the chair after his
election, tried to impress the members
with a few solid truths. he said the
record Of a "bilI.killer" is more to be
desired than the record Of flooding the
statute books with useless legislation,
Speaker Myers might have added raF
to those ambitious statesmen who like
to burden the files Of legislative bodice
with bills they know never can become
laws.
The average legislator endeayors tc
lead all others in the number Of bills
offered, and he gets through as many az
he can. By this record his industry and
influence are supposed to be measured
Lest the presiding otiicerI OF the West
Virginia Legislature may no: think Of
It. the ISTEtLIoENcRR takes the liberty
TO commend to members OF that body
the able remarks OF the Tennessee
atataaman,
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Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell, oil this city, in
his address os President oitho West Yir'
pinla Bm Association, dealt fOEcibly
with the lively traffic driven by WesI
Virginia in charters for all sorts of cor
porsLions without tho State.
Taking up the published returns fol
1858 Mr.. Russell found that more than
half Of the charters issued in that year
were for corporations to do business in
other States. The nature Of theent
prises in which these concerns declared
their intention to engage wac such as to
arouse the suspicion that the public
could worry along without agoodly pro-
portion OF them.
West Virginia corporations, having
nothing more to do with orin West vir
0inia than to organize under its laws, do
not impress Nr. Russell with their great
value to the State. Intangible citizens
born only to bo expatriated" is the
ielicitous term applied to them by the
President OF the Bar Association.
why they are not content to be born
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mNn interview he tells what II is TO be sui
ferer, and how different 10 cay % his Riends
any health Is excellent never telt better IN my
lIIa..n Nj, Porter says: "Wsll, can you realize
what Il Is 10 have constant headache for over
three wears? We'll. have had II Tor that long
and more, my head aud nose were always stop
ped up, and constant dropping OF mucous from
my nose back into my thioAtl Whlch y Vety On,
buEzlpR and roaring noise in my cars, accom-
panied By the eaTache, which was very distress
Ing. sharp, shooting pans IN my chest and my
cough was the torment Of my ne. hau Nc
from my food lying heavily on my stomach.
Nv bowels were very irregular, consequently
always felt dTowsy and stupid. As my condt
ton was gradually becoming more serious,
began 20 think Of consulting the doctor, but put
ne matter Oh from day 70 day until tho last
cfash came. realized that was gradually
losing my hearing. Was not sufferer 10
this condition consulted DrS. Copeland q Bell
and found that they thoroughly understood my
case; and finding their fees 10 small, readily
placed myself under their care. Can you i'm
aglne dear reader, my gratitude when after the
trst week oeRan 10 improve, ard found ~
pleasure TO be under such pleasant and effective
treAtment3 And now my symptoms have all
disappeared. No more earache, no headaches,
nostrlls clear, no dropping Of mrcnt no cough,
no pain In the chest, aud my appetite IL excel
lent, my bowels arc regular, aud alter sleeping
feel refreshed and rested In TACT, as have
told you, my health was never better, and would
advise all who o suffering to call and zee the
doctors" Mr.. Porter can be seen OF his place OF
business, where he will readily coErob0rate this
statement.
don't believe Il; II Is Just myth" ny friends,
to crafty wish Of Drs. Copeland q Bell, we
would ask ali who doubt what we say to c'll
and consult the patient, as his residence or
place OF business Is always given, and end out
phenomenal that we should be so successful,
yet when you think OF the time, labor aud
money that tho doctors have tpent to be sue
Ctssful In their speciGlties, you will certainly
tho peonle-n
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FOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
II Love least At 800 4. M, followed BY ssrin q
from Rev. Ernest Jones and the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper. Anniversary OF the Y. n. u
In the evening. lalO
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Heart disease is usually supposed to
be iucnrable, but when properly treated
large proportion Of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, OF Eikhart,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, of Ovid,
Mich, were cured after suffering 20
years. s.. @. Linburger. druggist ~ San
Jose, Ill, Gays that DR.. Miles' New Heart
Cure, which cured tho former, worked
wonders for his wife, Levi Logan, Of
Buchanan, Mich, who had heart disease
for so years, said two bottles made him
"feel like new man" DR.. Miles New
Heart Cura 10 sold and guaranteed by
the Logan Drug 90. Book Of wonder.
iul testimonials FREQ. TThsdw.l
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.

WYANTED-LAUNDRY GIRLS AT
w McLure HOusc. Inquire At once. iAg
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TOLoAN-$7, 900 ON REAL ESTATE
i security Apply 10 J. q. HERVEY, 1905
Mnrket street. city. lalO-
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who have taken Hoods sarsaparilla
what they think OF it, and the replies
will be positive in its favor. One has
been cured Of indigestion and dyspepsia
another finds it indispensable for sick
headache, others report remarkable
cures Of scrolula, salt rheum, etc. Truly,
the best advertising which Hoods sar'
saparilla receives is the hearty endorse
ment Of its army OF friends. 9
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TXTANTED BY YOUNG MAN-P0.
w sIrI0N In store or other clerical work:
Experienced and good reference. AddreE z j"
this ONCE. iAlO'
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A PITTSBURGH judge sharply de-
nouncss the expedient of putting an &C.
cused person on the stand to prove a
crime, and he wants it understood that
SO outrageous thing will not be toler-
ated in his court. One of these days a
lust Judge will 1iso up aud say some
thing about the detective torture OF sus.
pected persons to force confessions out
Of them. A criminal who cannot be
caught and punished by lawful means
would better be left unpunished.
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UTANTED-FIFTY BOYS TO SELL
w and deliver morning papers. OHIO VAL
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DEMOCRATS who don't like Mr.. Clevo'
land heIalded his coming to Philadelphia
as the guest OF the Young Democrats
with a hand.bill bearing this strange de-
vice: "step up to the Young Mems
Democratic Association and pay $40 to
sec the fat man eat" Hill men are
given the crsdi. for this ponderous wit
ticism,
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A real Balsan is Kcmp's Balgnm

The dictionary says, "a balsam is
thick, pure, aromstic substance flowing
from trees" Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lupgs is the only cough
medicine that is a real balsam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
balsams, but such are not. Look
through bottle OF Kemp's Balsam and
notice what a pure, thick preparation it
is. II you cough use Kepp's Balsam.
At ali druggists. Large bottles Doc.
and 81. D&W-l
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IL there be any more Alliance schemes
to put money into the Senatorial fight
in Kansas Senator Ingalls, would be glad
to have them develop in black and white
at once. He needs them in his busl-
neas. Kansas will not fad more cred
table representative than ingalls,, whose
conspicuous faults are not SO consPicu-
Gus as his numerous virtues.
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EOR RENT-THREE SIX R0oMED
Il houses. One on South York street. Pcs
session given February /. Inquire OF ORLOFF
ZANE, No. pS south Tenn street. JAP
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
Byvirtue Of a deed Of trust made By EllA R, A.
sRndrOck and Oscar sRndrocR, her husband, 70
me as trustee, bearing date on the 10 day OF Feb
Tuary, 1883, and recorded In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. %,
folio Is, will proceed 10 sell at public auction,
al the north front door Of the Court House
for said Ohio county, In the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY. 1891,
beginning at 10 O'Clock 3. M, the following dc.
be necessary 70 pay the debt secured oy said
deed OF trust, including interest, and the ex'
penscS oil sale with truttees commissions, that 10
tosay:
ing, HiRte Of West Virginia, laid out
BY Henry Moore, trustee for Ebenezor Zane,
on Wheeling Island aud designAted on the plat
Of said addition 90 lot numbered one hundred
AVID ninety. three (iS8l, and thenorth one-hAli Of
the river lot numbered Ave; also all that part or
portion Of water or posture lot numbered six Of
said addition 70 said city which lies south OF tho
south line Of the lot numbered lV1 extended
through said water OF PASTURE lot No. 9, being Of
auniiorm width the full deoth Of said water lot
No. 9, together with all tho improvements there.
on and appurtenAncel thereto belonging, and
being the same property that wa conveyed 10
the said EllA Il. & saudrock BY Q. W. franEheim
recorded in The once Of the clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed
Book No. "a, folio 2Ss.
TRIMS or sALE:-One.third or as much more
a. the purchaser mAy eject, cath In hand on the
day Of sale, and tho balance In two equal In.
stGllments, payable respectively In six and
twelve months from the day Of sale, with Inter
est, the purchaser 70 giye his notes for the de.
lerred ihStAllments, with security satisfactory 70
the undersigned trustee.
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The good people of NewburSh, Ne"
York, the home OF young Joe Donoghue,
think it remarkable that he has beaten
all the crack skaters of Northern Eu,
rops, although he does not understand
the language of one of them. When he
reaches home he is to be stuffed and
decorated.
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EOR SALE-S5OO EACH BUYS LOTS
Z No. IS and 81 in block No: 2, Old Fair
Ground addition. Size Slxl0. Must be !old
ket street. JAO
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, scree, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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TIE great. Uninn League Club of New
York ran behiad $4,000 last year,
although it's receipts. were 5000 larger
than for the preceding year. Possibly
the club competition is go sharp in New
York that the Union League has to sell
twenty.cent cigars three for a quarter.
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ID by loan Drug COmpany. pAw
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TN plate works with capacity OF
10000 boxes q week are in operation or
in process OF construction. Every pound
OF It means employment for American
labor. Heretofore every pound of tin
plate used in this country he's meant
employment for foreign labor.
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Franz Leslics Illustrated Newspaper,
New York:-Please don't get out an
illustrated guide book to Wheeling until
further notice. Want TO arrange to
have something in the book when it
comes out.
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A PUBLICATION ofthe standing Of Fra@l
.leslie's cannot afford to treat its custo'
mers as that newspaper has treated the
business men OF Wheeling who paid
their good money for first class work
The performance is by no means accord
ing to contract, and altogether it is q
very shabby affair. An houorablebu bust
ness concern should be glad to make
anaady amends.
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YMproNs-MoistuIe; intense itching and
singing: most ut night; worse by scratching
II allowed to continue tulnOrs form, which Of
ten bleed and ulcente, becoming very sore
swAYNE8 OINTMENT st0Ts the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation and in most cases re
moves the tunOIs. At druggists, or by mail, loI
so rnnts. Dr.. SMNyne & Son, PhilAdelphi
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FLORIDA has not been having Florida
weather lately, andt those who can't get
there may as well conclude that they
have do desire TO be there, anyhow.
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whea Daby vas sick, NO gave her castoFia.
when lhewns a Child, she cried for c.stoFla
When she became Miss, she chung to castorIa,
Whoa EhOhAd Children, she gave them castost,
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ANOTHER Englishman who landed in
Canada to buy farm has disappeared.
Is Canada trying to exterminate the
English capitalists?
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Children CrY for Pitchers Castotla


Ioose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
situation. 25c per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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TIE Louisville Couricr,Jonnal speaks
of "The Democratic party claiming the
whole country as its own" What's the
matter with the earth?
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WEST VIRGINIA must be effectively
and worthily shown up at the World's
Fair. II will take money to do it, but
the money will DO well invested.
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MEETING

- WHEELLNG FEMALE CoLuHGE.
A general meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Wheeling Female College will 90 held on WId.
nesday, the 2lSt day OF January, 1891, at O'Clock
D. M, At the office Of Henry K. List. for the pur
pose Of considering tho adyisability q discOn
unuing The business and closing up the affairs
Of the Corporation, and for such other buSine4
RS may properly come before said meeting.
BY order OF the DlRECTORS
ST. JEPSON, Secretary. Mf
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WHEELING, JANUARY 10. 1891.

WHEELING has had an unfortunate
experience with strangers who wander
hither with advertising schemes.
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CrooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual nice ting Of tho ktockholden Of ths
National Rank OF West Virginia. ut Wheeling,
will be held at the banking house on TUESDAY
January lI 1891, between The hours OF one a
aud three (3D O'Clock p. m for tho election 0!
Directors and the Transaction oil any other bull
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WURETfSG. W. Va. Jan. !. 1891, jN