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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-05
wlNrgR WISDOM.

E1choHVc.
Don't DO afraid of fre,h air, but avoid
Don't 80 ont of doors for a lCcond without
extTAcoVerlng.
In selecting your winter undeIclothinR,
CHOOSE that which iT warm and yet more or iess
Oren In texture
Take on your ovCrtoat when J0u, Cnier
warm place, whether Office or private dWelllnR'
even II your visit IL 10 last only three minutes;
II You catch cold or develop cOugh, Het llm
Of It AZ once. This IL better than feeling blue
aud thinning that pDenmnnlA or consumption
has marked you as victim.
The best remedy 'OI cough or cold lboweIer
ttubborul. or 3 sudden chilli g pure whlALoy.
A does Of Whl6kCy 10 water will inpAFt Renet'
Gus warmth 10 the whole body and keep on the
diseases Of the BCAGOu.
Don't loIet fhat onlyp1HG WhiSsey shoula oe
tuken. Dufy'E fuTo Malt Nhtskev mas tue
strongest recommendation from tho lcading
doctors ~ 10 its efficiency, and from the most
pTomtnent scientists GS 70 iM purity. IL u Tue
only STANDARD medicinal whlSkey. lake no other
from yOur druggist. IN
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TN NEW HOSPITAL.
The Direetorn and The Ladies' Pleased With
the Purchass-work to be Pushed.

The Directors aud the Ladies' Pleased With
the Purchase-work to be Pushed.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Hospital Association was held yesterday
afternoon at the Y. NJ. @. A. building.
Rev. DR.. swope, now President Of both
the City Hospital and Of the Female Col
lege, was present at the meeting and in
yited the ladies to 90 in a body to the
college building and look over the prem:
Uses. The invitation was accepted, and
the ladies and the Directors Of the hos
pitol, now also the Directors, nominally,
OF the Female College, went over the
building aud grounds. All were de-
lighted with the house and premises.
Il is much better and more convenient
hospital than the Association could hope
to have in many years.
A meeting OF the Directors was held
and It was resolved to push things. The
Ladies' Association appointed com.
mittee OF about thirty members, divided
by wards, to solicit funds for the pur-
pose Of fitting up and furnishing the
hospital. They will commence an &C:
tive canvas at once, and meeting will
be held Saturday 10 hear their first re-
port.
Stock in the hospital is but $25 SHARE
and almost anybody can afford to sub
scribe at least one share. Money ia
needed. No more worthy charity exists
| in the community, and it should appeal
to everybody. Money is needed now
Liberality at the start will put the
project equarely on its feet and secure
| It's Euccessful and smooth running from
the opening day.
Several persons have expressed a de
termination TO fit up and maintain {
room each. These persons will have tht
privilege when they desire to name thu
occupant OF the room. When 1t is no
occupied by their nomination 1t will b.
used by the association.
II has been deCidl d that the sum
$1,000 shall endow a bed. ANY libera
person can by donating this sum secnr
a bed for all time for the FREQ use Of per
sons 10 be designated as he suggests
, These bids may be called by the nam
OF the donor or other persons as the.
/ prefer. In the same way 500 will main
tain a free bed for year, to which th
donor OF that sum may nominate patients
The association proposes also to hay
free beds for the destitute sick, as wei
as to receive patients for a small week.
fee, Both features Will be great blessing
to Wheeling, and doubtless the spiri
prevails which will induce the peopl
) to sustain the hospital well.
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"a midnight Alarm"

OF all the many spectacular pieces
which have been offered during the few
seasons past none have more quickly or
more surely caught and held public at
tention than has the new drama. Too
many Of these plays have been written
to the scenery which is used in the pro-
duction. It Ia otherwise with the mid,
night Alarm" which has been made an
interesting and entertaining story with
out the aid OF q single extra foot OF spe-
cial scenery, or a single piece Of appara-
tus. When this has been done the
management which is producing i has
fairly loaded the ground work which the
play possesses with every elaboration
known to stage craft. 1t will be given
at the Opera House Saturday afternoon
and evening. The sale OF seats open9 at
Houses music store this morning.
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BRl,hAlRE.
Ali Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from

AllSortS OF Local News nnd GOSSIP from
the Glass City.
"Quecn Esther will DO presented In March
at the EySlAn By local talent.
Miss Fannie Reed. daughter Of Councilman
Reed, is seriously III at her home.
The thermometer fell four degrees lower yes
lcrdEy than on any day previous this winter, II
being at zero tSa. m.
Rev.. g. ". Davis. who succeeds Rev. S. G.
Gee. Of the A. NJ. Z. Church, has arrived with
his family from Delph0S, o.
Barnesvlllc manufacturers are supplying near.
~ all the western Reserve people with DRsket
material for ftutt baskets, already cut and ready
for setting up
Some trouble was experienced at the steel
plant yesterday among some OF the material
handlers. !! was fixed up soon, aud tho men
went to work, everything being amicably set.
tied.
Fifty members OF the A. NJ. L. Church sur.
prised Rev. =. Z. Gee aud wife, at the home Of
JOHN Preston, Tuesday night. Nr. Gee and
family are leaving BellRire en- account OF his
health.
TheIdl7Oree suit brought by Robert Mooros
wife in the Jefferson County Court at StCuben'
vile yesterday was not granted. Mr.. Moore,
who llvea here. was thought by the Judge 10 be
q very good man.
Frank Wise, who accidentally shot himself on
Tuesday, Is getting along nicely although the
ball has not been located. Henry McMtllen, Of
the SSmo ward, who had his arm broken and
masked on the i, 4 a.. railroad. Will also get
along without losing his arm. They are near
neighbors.
Tho charges against Prof. A. r. Meyers, for
whipping the little First ward girl, were pre-.
sGuted and read to the School Hoard on Tuesday
night. The Board referred them 70 the Commit.
tee on Grievances. They are 10 act on them
and the Board will decide tho question tonight
at a special meeting.
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.

Thieves Break Into August Remke's House
In the Eighth -valuables Stolen.
The residents of the South Side have
been complaining lately OF the bold OPP.
erations of thieves in that part of town,
but the climax OF audacity on the part
of these gentry, was reached Tuesday
night.
Yesterday morning the male members
OF August Remke's family, residing at
1918 Water street, arose at their regular
hour, proceeded to don their apparel,
but were surprised TO find no trace Of
their trousers. A search was instituted
Immediately all over the house. all the
doors Of all the rooms were found to be
locked from the outside, except the rear
door Of the front room, which was locked
on the inside. The only way TO getinto
1t was by way OF the front door, and the
procession wendell its way thither. The
front door was found open, the gas in
the room was burning bright, and the
anxiously sought for articles OF wearing
apparel were scattered over the floor,
surrounded bya heterogeneous assort.
ment OF poCEetkhiVes, handkerohieIs,
tobacco and pocketbooks. The contents
OF the poCketbooks were gone. Seventy
Ave dollars in cash had vanished, and
two valuable watches had accomns"..:.ssaa
the money.
The burglars had effected an entrance
nito the house, had searched all the rooms
and had gathered up all the trowsers
they could find, then invaded the front
room from the inside OF the house, first
taking tho precaution OF locking the
door behind them; had then lighted
the gas and examined, at their leisure,
the booty they had gathered. They
then left, leaving the gas burning and
the front door wide open. No arrests
have yet been made.
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MARTINS FERRY.
banquet last EysnlDg-A Happy 1avOntiop
sInnIey-LocaIN Notes.

E'V'"
family Of three wants 70 rent I've or tntee
rooms. Address F0st0ulrc News Slanu'
Grocery IN Martins ReFry for sale; good lOCa
tlOn; reaS.n for ceiling. Address Lock Box
23O,
rrho animal ,,ce,Ipg nj thu s,ocNbnIders Of the
Nfss,1nfs Eor,y JonS1v,,rtIS,, ISn,nsi,v will I'M
MA -. a, 3h Fxy,,,S ,,1S ns,'t 10 ,rnrrntS
NeIu a. sAS -,-.., ~ a., -,
The drcssmAktng Establishment Of MISS zen.
ny Ill.,, ~ as,o IN stror IN thS
~ ~ sWTyS ~ "''P'Si"Pt'S"' "
az 4+tiN eE'S"''' 1T,
large numbor Of Martins Fetfy peop!o VIII
lake IN inc Day testimonial ~ Mneenng 70 o'
morrow night Anum0er attended tne concert
at AriOn Hall last night.
TFloridA on Wheels" goes 10 BellAIrc to-day,
The car ID q Hne one and the exhibit credltAble,
but not up 10 the expectations OF the majority
who visited It. California on Wheels" which
| recently visited Wheeling, was more extensive
soId a m,nIs,rr vestor,,sv an o,derlnp sea,S
fop STANLEY next fIesdav evening: "He ID i
VondeffliI explorer. and va NAV never have n
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage of water and Movements of ,BoAts.
The River Interests.

stage Of Water and Movements Of Boats
The River Interests.
The river last night was % feet II
inches and falling alowly.
Reports from above were;
Plttsburgh-l4 feet and falling
weather clear and cold.
Brownsville-l5 feet inches and fall,
ing; weather clear and cold.
Moreantown-1 feet and falling;
weather clear and cold.
Warren feet 6 inches and falling;
weather cloudy aud cold.
Yesterday the Lizzie Bay got away fol-
Charleston at 7 q. m.-The Allen started
for Pittsburgh at s a. m.-The Bachelor
passed up for Pittsburgh at p.m.-The
Ben Hur left for Parkersburg ut noon.
To-day the Keystone State will leave
for Pittsburgh at q. m.-The Hudson
starts Tor Cincinnati at sa. m.-The II.
Bedford will get under way for Pitts.
bursh at 8 a. m.-The Courier goes To
Parkenburg at 1880 q. m.-The R. E.
Phillips broke some machinery Tuesday,
and the Eliza 81. has been running IN
her place. The Phillips goes in again
to-day.
Yesterday forenoon the Andes miscal.
Culated the stage OF the river, and while
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Miss Hattie W. Wheat, OF Wheeling,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. E. R. John.
son, on West Market street. DR.. w. T,
Megrail, Of Wheeling, was in the city
,,..s..la,, Cys,,bs,,V,;Is uas1H
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To PURIFY
Your blood
Take Hoods sarsaparilla.

The new City Hospital Association
having obtained the Female College
offers for sale the property on
the corner Of Water and Forty-Grst
street, consisting Of four lots, each 26x
100 feet. The property is very desirable
and can be bought at a bargain.
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shortage Of Fuel.

The thermometer got as near to zero
Yesterday as 1t has been this winter, aud
as usual on intensely cold days, the nat
ural gas was provokingly short, and peo.
pic who use it had 10 cook meals on their
neighbors' coal fires and wear wrapsto
keep from freezing
At the First ward achool the gas was
so slack the rooms could not be heated,
and the children were dismissed.
The Hinge factory and part OF the
Whitaker mill had to shut down, hay.
ing no fuel.
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nj. j. McFADDEN.
. UNDERWEAR
BELOW COST!
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
in Wheeling.

Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, reduced from 40 to 25c.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, reduced from so to IS cents.
Extra good Jersey ribbed Camels Hair
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from rs to
so cents.
Fine Red Wool Medicated Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 75t to so cents.
Extra Good Striped English Merino
Drawers, reduced from IS to 80 cents.
Extra Fine Medicated Lambs Wool,
Red Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 to IS cents.
Medium Weight, Fine Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from 81 to
IS cents.
Best Black Cashmere Wool Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 81 so toSl.
Double Breast and Back Fine Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 so to 81.
Boys' Best White Merino Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 40 to 25 cents.
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ABOur PEOPLE.
strangers in the CITY and Wheeling Folss
Abroad.
w @. Hntaon. of Fairmont. Ia in the

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Fols'
Abroad.
W. @. Hutson, of Fairmont, Is in the
city.
Pc Johnston, OF st. Mary's registered
at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. Hugo Loos has gone 10 New Or.
leans to take in the Mardi Gras.
Thomas W. Malone, Of Mason, regis
tered at the Stamm House yesterday.
P.J. Crcgan and ]. Will Fawcett, Of
Kingwood, are stopping at the Mcclure
House.
Captain Tom Prince has gone to
Natchez to look after his steamboat in
terests.
General Manager Charles H. Ball, oil
the W. B. & T. Company, is back from
Brooklyn, n. Y, where he has been i'll.
Captain William II. Irwin left yester.
day for Chattanooga, Atlanta, Jackson.
vile and Orlando, Fla, to be gone until
spring.
Mr.. NIL. OFT and wife and Mr.. Glib.
son Lamb and family left last night for
0rmond, Fla, where they go on a
months pleasure trip.
The many friends OF Mrs. Britain
Falloure will be glad to hear that abe Is
slowly improving after sickness OF five
months OF nervous prostration.
Judge A. j. Pearson, Of Ohio. stopped
of here on his way to see his niece,
Mrs. Mcclellan, who has been SO seri.
ously i'll at her home on the Island.
Oscar Townsend, General Manager Of
the O., L. 4 w. Railway, with other off.
ciaIs OF the road, was at this end Of the
line yesterday in Mr., Townsepd's special
car.
Scott Alexander, Esq, OF Mercer, Pa.,
was around to-day shaking hands with
his many friends here. He is the guest
OF Thomas McOhesney, OF the South
Side.
Miss Hattie W. Wheat, OF Wheeling,
Is visiting her friend, Mrs. E. R. john
son, on West Market street. Dr.. w. ?,
Megrail, Of Wheeling, was in the city
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
Mrs. Mary B. Metcalf aud daughter,
Miss Sue, left last night for Birming.
ham, Ala, where they will spend sew.
eral weeks with relatives. They will
also take in the Mardi Gras at New Or.
leans.
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Another lrightiul calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed TO the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results OF this act OF Providence was the
enlargement OF the cut and the total de.
struction OF prices at Hof's shoe store,
at l143 Main street, and the people arc the
benefactors by it. Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
Be convinced ofthe truth. Alargestock
OF rubber foot wear Is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are now
brought to face and their prices have not
gone up.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds Of trust and transfers
January 81, by Ellen R. Warehouse
and husband to George K. Wheat, for
$500, the west part Of lot 8 and lot s in
sprIgg's Row, on benny street, Eighth
February A, by Ruth h. Woods and
others to Dan L. Prayer, for $780, lots 81
in Woodsdale.
February 4, by William v. Hoge to
Charles Eisenack, for $500, lots "a and Is
at Edgington.
February 2, by O. A. Schaefer to John
Mann, for 500, the north half OF lot 9 In
square 81 in the Eighth ward.
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Mrs. Mary B. Metcalf aud daughter,
Miss Sue, left last night for Birming.
ham, Ala, where they will spend sew.
eral weeks with relatives. They will
also take in the Mardi Gras at New Or.
lnnnn
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Scott Alexander, Esq, OF Mercer, Pa.,
was around to-day shaking hands with
his many friends here. He is the guest
OF Thomas McChesney, OF the South
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passing under the suspension bridge,
knocked of her smoke.stacks. The In.
Jury was repaired, and last night she LETT
Tor Cincinnati.
Tim Penwell, clerk Of the Bachelor,
was married at Marietta on Tuesday.
Tins many friends congratulate him.
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TheidI7OFee suit brought by Robert Mooros
wife In the Jefferson COuuty Court Of StGuben'
vile yesterday was not granted. Mr.. Moore,
who lives here. was thought BY the Judge TO be
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Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the CITY,

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the city.
WoRK will be commenced sometime
this week by Beltz, Fading & Go. on the
new front for the Gutman building, cor.
ner Twelfth and Main.
TuRBE were twenty.one cases in the
police court yesterday, all out Of the
three houses OF i'll fame raided the night
before. All paid their fines.
As Jacob Els, the milkman, was driv.
ing down TWenty.iourth street yester.
day morning, his wagon collided with an
electric car. No damage was done be-
yond the spilling OF two cans Of milk.
CAPTAIN DRLBRuGaE yesterday morn.
ing received a letter from r. ]. Linden,
olthe Pinkerton detective agency, ask
ing information concerning the bill now
before the Legislature, which prohibits
armed men from entering the State with
out the consent Of the Governor.
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Clerk Hook yesterday Issued marriage
licenses TO the following named parties:
George O. Myers, aged 20, and Sarah
NJ. KillenberGer, aged 81, both Of Wheel.
William R. Baker, aged q, and Eliza
H. Greenholgh, aged 81, both natives of
England and residents OF Wheeling.
Otto Won Pressentin, aged IS, native
OF Germany and resident Of the State OF
Washington, and Laura A. Kerns, aged
"a, a native Of Monroe county, Ohio,
and resident Of New Martinsville, VIVA.
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Council Committee Chalrmen.

Most Of the Council committees MOI
already organized met last night ant
elected the following chairmen: Com
mittee on Claims, Robert sGhuman
Committee on Contracts, ]. ]. Kenney}
Committee on Equalization and APP.
peals, P. F. Farrell; Committee on Or.
dinancee, Albert Hadlich; Committee
on Petitions and RESPONSIVENESS, 10.
seph Emaheimer; COMMITTEES on Rail.
roads, P. F. FarrellI Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades, u. j.
0'Kane; Committee on Water Works,
August Warneke.
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Robert j. Burdette, one Of the most
genial humorists OF the age, will lecture
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton course next Thursday, February II,
at the Opera House. 1.-THE Pilgrimage
OF the Funny Man" will be his subject.
It is lecture in which humor and pa
thos and sweet snd tender feelings are
beautifully blended. By his pure fun
and refined wit and humor MI. BurdettC
has won for himself unbounded popu'
Ioritu
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FoR rnR Cu1LpREN.--ohamberlain's
Cough Remedy is a great iavorite with
mothers for their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use OF it that 1t is reliable.
1t promptly cures their children Of
coughs and colds, preyents them from
having the Group, or cures them OF
Group. They have also found that there
is no danger in giving it even In large
doses, and that Il is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. W. Irwin, Q.
R. Goethe, ]. Klari, O. Schnepf, W. Z.
Williams, NJ. w. Heinrich, druggists. D&w
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SPECIAL BAR8AINS

TO close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring stock.
Flrsi.clasS work and 1T guaranteed. Also
bargains In Under Wear and Halt Hose.
Wear the celebrated lace back sus-
DeDder for comfort and durability.
z. HESS L. SONS,
Merehapt TailOrs and Gents FlrliShers'
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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:. ASK your grocer for Marvin's Vanilla


Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam,
the best cough cure. It will cure your
coughs and colds. 1t will cure sore
throat or tickling in the throat. twill
cure pains in the chest. It will cure in.
fiuenza and bronchitis and all diseases
pertaining to the lungs because 1t is a
pure balsam. Hold 1t to the light and
see how clear and thick IL is. You will
see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Large bottles 5Oc and$1. 9
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ale SntfllioelIter.
oaIoe Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.


stock taking D OTeF-s'oHe 3 Iho~hl-
sG SsT EgTfiIGlu-ato. E. stliel & CO.-FOurth
tjS.nd HousC Cleaning sale-H. EmGheimer.
SNOW shoS9-Alsxhnder a Co.-FOurth page
me state OF West Virginia.
First ClSRy Man Is state Agent.
ChaFlSS BeCk-SGlOOn and Restaurant.
ItCnEts Hothlng-EwinE Bros
Robert J. BurdGtte -otera House.
Optical Department-L g. Dillon q Co.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d Davenport.
PlISburyI Flour-FOurth page.
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BarEloy's Bad Luck.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial
Sam ". Barley, the well.known
second basemEn, who last year left the
diamond and went into the tobacco bust
meas, had his store closed by the sheriff
yesterday. Sam was behind justS2, 63S IS.
His business collapse was surprise to
bis many friends as all were under the
impression that he was doing we'll. His
store was located on Smithfield street,
near Fifth avenue. Barkley desires to
re.enter the base ball arena, and from all
appearances he will not have any trouble
In duplicating his splendid record In
some minor league club.
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If Won cannot see and need speCtaeies
Won siiOuld call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tne
llnest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optlcian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. 6RUBB,
JeWeler and 0pticiGn,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets
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CHARLEY BECK who made himself
famous for the excellent beer he brewed
Is the Arst brewer Of the old Nail City
Brewing Co.,, now schmplbach's, will
open iirst.class saloon and restaurant
on Main street, opposite the Riverside
steel works, Benwood, on Saturday
morning, and promises the best Of every
thing to his friends.
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MoruEas should bear In mind that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is harm.
less to children. 1t contains no ipjuri.
GUS substance. They incur no risk
when they give it even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that it Is
especially adapted for the cure OF
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
Itcures them promptly, and is pleasant
and safe for them to take. For sale by
W. W. Irwin, O. R. Goethe, j. Klari, d.
Schnepi, W. E. Williams, N. W. Helm.
rioi, Druggists. p4w
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A bad Fail.

Joseph Polidoni, an italian laborer
employed at the Riverside blast furnace,
in Benwood, fell down the stock hoist
yesterday morning, distance oftwenty
feet. He was sent to the hospital, as
upon investigation 1t was found that sevs
eral bones were broken, aud that he had
also probably suffered internal injuries.
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Rolf & HARVEY, agents for the
Mopndsville Mining and Manufacturing
Company, have capital stock for sale at
$25 por share, 10 per cent payable month.
ly. This is aure and profitable invest
ment. l,400 shares have been subsCrib'
ed for, Call far particulars:
RolF & HARVEY,
1914 Market street.