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PERSONAL POINTS.

Tho portrait OF n young earl Of
Wcstmoreland" in the Metropolitan
Museum Is said by connoisseurs to be
one OF tho finest cxtant specimens OF
the work Of Sir Joshua Reynolds. Col.
lateral relatives OF the late earl, who
sold tho portrait for $4,000, have mar
riod American girls. Their family name
is Fame.
Tho loquacious guido who shows poo.
pie over tho field OF Waterloo says that
nearly all Americans who visit tho his.
toric battle field sympathize with M
polcon, and the stories he tells them arc
colorcd to suit their taste. The field
VIII ere 10000 soldiers slept the sleep OF
death now blossoms like roso.
It is proposed by Miss Frances L.
Willard to found, by subscription n
John B. Cough profcssorship OF total
abstinence in the new American Uni.
versity to be established in Washing
ton.
Sheriff McIendon, OF Memphis, paid
5000 confederate money! for 4 pair OF
boots the day before the battle OF Shi-
lob, and lost one Of them, with his leg
in it, at that battle.
President Harrison has broken the
record rs handshaker, having gone
through the pump-handle process 700
times in twenty-thrce minutes on
Wednesday last.
At Boston last week Laura Schirmcr.
Mapleson made her American debut
before large audience.
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Tho bicycle run from Hartford 10 New
York rs test for military purposes
will DO Of great interest. 1t Is fore.
gone conclusion that, serious accident
barred, the machine will give good nc.
count OF itself. 1t will certainly cover
tho l95 miles in much less timo than
the same distance over tho same roads
could be covered by couriers with relays
OF horses.
The bicycle of to-day is useful thing,
and there is no reason why it shall not
be made Of account in military opera
tons. The armies OF Europe have made
most gratifying experiments with it.
When lighting mon become whcclmcn,
riders OF the stccd Of steel will no
longer be regarded rs persons wanting
in common sense or sclf-rcspect. The
wheelnan is coming to the front as ono
who has equal rights on the road with
the rider or driver OF horse flesh.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The young women OF Hammonton, N.
j., are competitors in raising chickens,
and the town has more poultry than
any other in the State. Under single
roof q prominent breeder had rs many
rs 5000 brollcrs mt once, as well as 1000
hens. In one season Hammonton has
sent 10000 birds to market.
\ deaf mute who was killed by being
struck by a locomotive in New York a
few days ago was, it is said, struck two
years ago, but not seriously injured, by
the same locomotive, driven by the
same engineer and nearly at the same
place where he finally met his death.
A Chicago man, after paying his fare
in the street car, discovered he was in
the wrong one. His demand for the re-
turn OF his fare being refused, he OBJ
tanned satisfaction by ringing up two
fares on the register. It cost him 50,
however, before justice tho next
morning.
A Yolo Call farmer turned band OF
mules and horses into patch that had
been planted to cantaloupcs There
was quite quantity OF the fruit left
and the animals took great fancy to it.
Al result there were seven dead mules
and ono dead horse.
a Chicago paper has held an election
on the pronunciation of the word cad
vertisemcnt." The question is undc-
cided, us $50 votes were polled for lad
verTISEment"-accent on the penuit-
and $50 for" MSEgtiscmcnt," which
latter has the dictsaEharics on its side.
a Memphis clothing firm has placed
n wax candle seven iect long and four
inches in diameter in its front window
and offers prizes amounting to 500 in
gold for the best guesses rs to the
length OF timei it will burn.
The average expectation OF liieo on the
principle OF heredity may be found ac-
cording to a statistician,Gby adding the
ages OF q mans parents and grandpa
rents, ii dead, land dividing tho result
by six. .tt.,scoe, Set, a3t,,s
Lunacy seems to have increased in
Scotland to 4 startling extent. In 1858
there were 1924 lunacies on tho register
OF Lunacy Commissioners, but now
there are 1856.
lis claimed that the sun never sets
on American soil, and that when it is 6
p. IN. Mt Attoot Island, Alaska, it is 9:3G
a. m. tho next dayon THO eastern coast
OF Maine.
North Carolina lays claimito the posses
sion OF a colored man ,l06 years DID,
one day last week walked q distance Of
twenty-five miles.
An Alton (Ill.) girl was Rugged SO hard
by her lover that one OF her ribs was
fractured.
A young athlete in New York city
breaks horse-shocs with his hands.
The average French family. embraces
three members and the average Irish
family five. In England the average
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Mckinley Is Coming,

There is but one Mckinley and he is
to speak at Bcllaire on Thurday night
OF this week. A crowd will be there to
receive tho splendid leader and accom-
plished protectionist. Wheeling will
be on hand to extend West Virginia
welcome. 1t will be notable meeting.
In days to come it will be spoken OF as
something that was worth seeing.
Every Democrat should 90 who can.
Mckinley Is q great teacher, and Dem
ocrats agree that this is an educational
campaign. Mckinley understands the
questions he discusses, and Republicans
arc quite willing to stand by his pres
entation OF the issues OF the day. lie
never goes wrong from the Republican
point OF Wow.
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No More or Years.

The Philadelphia Pres notes the con.
fidencc OF the Democrats In Pennsvlva-
mia and warns Republicans that Il dis
position to regard this rs an Off year
may be fatal. The Press rightly insists
that there is too much at stake for it to
be considered an of year, and adds that
no year Immediately preceding presi.
dental election has ever been an of
year.
The truth is that we havo reached a
point in our politics, each party striving
MI the time to get and hold IN advan.
tage, where VIC no longer have off years.
The fight is on all the time. The Demo.
Gratis appreciate this and only talk of
year to hoodwink Republicans and lull
them into q losing reposo.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN,

10 suspend ones skirts in wet weather
make u belt large enough to button
around the waist outside OF dress. To
this fasten ut regular intervals four
tapes, perhaps eight or ten inches long,
and on the end OF each tape place Il
large safety pin. The continuance may
be carried always in 4 waterproof or
macintosh pocket, and with its aid
dress can easily be lifted, add rs high
as desired. Ii black tapes and belt are
used they will not look bad even il no
waterproof is worn.
Cheap chamois gloves, that are SO
fashionable for street or business use,
when soilcd may be made to look like
new in the following way: Wash them
in tepid, soft water, using plenty OF
white CASTLE soap; pull them out
straight and pass through wringer;
rinse in water OF the same Temperature
straightcn them and pass through tho
wringer again; shake them out we'll and
hang to dry in cool, shady place.
Shirt waists will continue in popular
favor with the fall and winter gowns for
house wear. When made OF silk or
bright colorcd wooden stufls they are
pretty to be Worn either with skirts OF
gay plaids or solid color. Belts OF
folded sash ribben are the proper finish
for such costumes.
A singular and trying combination OF
color Affected by some OF the gown
makers and milliners is grass green and
light yellow. This will hardly provo
popular, as even the pretticst woman
would hardly find it becoming.
A new trimming will be rings of black
velvet upon the bottom Of light colored
reception gowns, which will be orna-
mented on the corsage with braces OF
the same rich material
The military cloak and tolue to
match OF the same material as the gown
complete the fall costumes. On cool
days Il feather boa is Il suitable stylish
addition.
Miss breckenridge, daughter OF w.
G. P. Breckenridge, is studying law to
become her fathers law partner.
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SALE OF BONDS.
ASA- IlI5lN
CITY OF WHEELING
6 PER CENT BONDS
CT 1891.
SALE OF BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
| commissioners appointed by M ordinance OF tIs
City OF Wheeling, entitled An ordinance 10 pro,
vide for the issue aud sale OF Bonds OF the Gityo.
Wheeling, to be known rs the Main stree bti'Eg
Bonds second series and for the TrdCmplionaGll
payment thereof" ratified by the voters Of saIl
city on the 10Th day Of September, 1881, Will on
I-MONDAY. NOVEMBER ID, 1871, between ihi
hours of O'Clock n. IN. and O'clock p H.,
| ut the Bank OF the Ohio Valley, IN Up
city Of Wheeling W. ya' hor FSeciT W ' ,ss
| city authorized by said ordnance, 10 Tug
| amount Of $1,000; twenty-five Thereof
nre 500 bonds; sixty OF them Hre 500 bones;
| and thrty-,Cvcn OF them $500 bonds. a!l d1ttl
November 1891, payable on or be!oTc NoynlG b.,
LIST, 1924 at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, VITA n
tercst Mt the rate OF 6pcr cent per ahnuin lay9ps
annually on the first dny OF November, lo!G ana on
the first day ofSovcmDerin each year theFcNlteii
until and including the year l@9i a. ~, me iaia
Bank OF the ohio Valley, In the city Of "hcellii,
for which interest coupons in proper form A't "
| tached to each bond. A.. con.
strUctiOn OF permanent new bL!u9c III, NJ H.
street, In the city oil Wheeling, over menus ~
creek and will be sold only for cash 10 tG ''lSl,
est bidder approved by the unicrSshg! nv!
none OF said bonds will be sold for less thR' 7"
aud nccr,cd interest from November Isl. ~,
The bonds hereby advertised for sale are Iia'l,
10 redemption, ut their par value, Oil HiH ~ H,i
time after, November 1850 rs pToyiIgu H. ,,r
ordinance, and neither such bonds nor tl.s Gva
pous thereto attached will besubicGt 10 la@N''9"
under the authority o! said city. ...v
ny said ordinance the said city oyiiEaIy' IN az.
to pay each year after 1899, until Tue hot,I ,,
th6rized under said ordinance are tHll% PAD !HG
one.tweniy.ilth OF outstanding bonds iSVe4
u''ue' s''iu o A''''' Ftp. JEiS0E,
j. h. hO!lJSS,
J.E. HUGHES
seSO.ocl. 5.9.l3.17.ol 26-SO.Eov9 -
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Ghe IQ'tteltiqetlrer:
WHEELING. OCTOBER 81, 1901.
Tummany Over All.

No fact connected with American
politics is better established than that
Tammany has matured Il plan OF cam
paien which contemplatcs such control
over the national government as it has
over the city Of New York, and this is
dominion absolute, almos: unques-
toned. New York sweats and groans
under the burden and seems to feel it.
SELF hopelessly in the tolls.
Tammany is business organization.
1t calls itself political society, but its
highest political principle is to hold
within its grasp cvcry office great and
small in city which disburscs annually
S36,000,000. The objective point OF
every Tammany effort is to handle this
money.
Rev. DR.. Hcber Newton, who lives in
New York, and therefore under Tam
many rule, thus characterizcs that mar
velous agency: "1n the leading city OF
our land, under the august name of the
Democracy, We are ruled automatically
by close corporation which is man
aged despotically by secret and ire
sponsible club, whose tyrannous hold
on our government seems as little like
ly to be ovcrthrown as the throne OF
the Gar"
Being thus intrenched in the city,
Tammany is now striving to capture
the State. The State OF New York cuts
great figure in Democratic national
convention. 70 have New York in
hand is to be able to dictate tho nomi-
nation for President. This it was that
made Mr.. Cleveland somebody. Tam
many has not forgotten that and hopes
to be able to force history to repeat
itself.
1t does not follow that tho nominee
must be New York man, though this
would be most acceptable. Another will
do if he be branded with the Tammanv
iron. With Tammany supreme in the
Democratic party and the Democratic
party supreme at Washington, the peo-
pie OF the United States would get the
same kind OF administration in their ma
tional affairs that the people OF New
York city get in their municipal affairs.
The organization would not change
its nature or its object-which is plum
dcr-with its enlarged opportunities
The Tammany Tiger is fat or lean ac-
cordng to the abundance or scarcity OF
its prey, but he is always the Tammany
Tiger. A Democratic victory in New
York this year would certainly advance
the Tammany scheme. a Democratic
triumph in Ohio might. Success in
both OF these important States would
make it difficult to keep the Tammany
Tiger out in 1892.
This is not a pleasant contemplation
for the people OF this country, but they
may as well think about it.
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JEDGE WAXaM's PROVERBS

From the Detroit Free Press.
The people has more confdents in n
statesman CT he takes his Ticker strate
than CT he swcetcns it.
The Goddess OF Liberty has got q
pcrpetule lease OIL the. Western cont.
ncnt, and pays rent to tho Lord.
Speakin' OF votes, faint quality SC
much as quantity that counts.
So lar the Amcrikin Eagel amt bit of
morc'n he could chaw.
A man in politicks has got to trim q
lcetlc now and then.
Wimmin can't improve politicks by
gittin' IN um.
Wheat at . dollar bushel makes
votes.
Raisin' a family is good patriotism
Tain't safe to sware to stump speech.
Diplomats air tricky breed.
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SpEEHs WINE WAREHOUSE
Destroyed by Fire, Together with Hun
drols Of Barrels of Wine.

Destroyed by Fire, Together with Hun.
drods of Barrels of Wine.
PAssAIc, N. j., Oct. 20.-The great
warehouse OF the Specr New Jersey
Wine Company caught fire this morn
ing. 1t burned SO rapidly that in two
hours it was totally consumed. Great
quantities OF spirits which were stored
in the building made it burn like tin
der, and with the exception OF few
papers nothing was saved. The office
and plant OF tho Passaic Item, which
were located in the building, were also
destroyed. Between 500 and 1000 bar
rels OF wine were consumed in the flames.
The loss will reach 100000; insurance
unknown. No information regarding
the origin OF the fire can be obtained.
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All efforts to rcunite the Irish party
will be INSTRUCTED by the harsh things
each side has said OF tho other, in par
ticular by the savage assaults OF Par
ncll's friends on the men who took the
liberty to express publicly their disap-
proval OF his personal habits, q lesiti-
mate subject OF remark, because it in
volvcd the public career OF n man whom
Ireland had made her leader.
Too much has been said to be mcniod
easily and quickly. The iondncss OF
the English.speaking race for strong
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language has been INDUCED in by
Irish partisans to tho great injury OF
the cause of their country. Every
hatcr OF Ireland and tho Irish has
found delight in the shooting OF these
poisoned arrows.
What allsnaels at CHS moment
is another leader MS strong rs Parnell
was in his best days; but such n man Is
not born every minute.
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OLD SOLDIER CURED,
OfEczcma by One Set Cutlcura, after
Using many medicines With.
out Relief.

Although ! have very little fnith In paten
medicines, bought one half dozen bottles Sars.
Rpatila for eczema or prurigo. Nothing gave
me relief; and having served nnumber OF years in
the Regular Arriy, which entities Inc TO the Sold
icrS' llOmcAt Washington, went there. and there
came across your valuable CUTICuRA REMEDIES.
bought box OF CUrICURA, cake OF CurlCuRA
SOAP, md Il bottle OF CuriCURA REsoLvESr. and
after taking them, and following the directions
to the letter, feel and look as well us IL new.
born baby by healthy mother. l do not cxas.
gcIne it one bit when | say they have been
worth to nc their weight in gold.
C. FRED BLUM,
No. CO. Penun Ave, N W., Washing ton, ID. C,
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They srcnk from Experience.

1--WE know from experience in the
use OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
that it will prevent Group" says Messrs.
Gadberry & Morley, Percy, iowa. They
also add that the Remedy has given
great satisfaction in that vicinity, and
that they believe it TO be the best in the
market for throat and lung diseases.
Ddw
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number OF members OF family il

four
An Emmett Mich county farmer
counted over 1000 grains Of buckwhcat
on single stalk in his field. 1t is one
OF the Japanese variety.
The state debt Of Missouri has been
reduced million and half so far this
year.
Iron ia to be made at Chattanooga by
an electrical process.
Twelve average tea plants produce one
pound OF tea.
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No. CO Pcnnn. Ave, n. W, washing ton, d.
BoilS all over Body,

Ny son was afflicted with skin disease itching,
and breaking out in large boIls MI over his body
We tried everything else, but all of no cifc Ct.
After using two bottles OF the Cur!CuRA RESoL.
VENT and one box OF the CCTlcuEA, he was com.
medicine, which I'woud recommend to every.
one similarly afflicted. WILLIAM SMALTZ.
North RiYCr Mills " Nn,
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Our stumbling street railway compa-
ny cannot too soon get into communica-
ton with Wizard Edison, who knows
how to do away with the overhead sys-
TEN and how to construct railway
line that will 20.
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TIE great heads OF Russia are making
merry over the launching OF power
ful war ship while tens OF thousands OF
the people OF Russia want bread. The
maintenance OF these great military
establishments cuts to the quick.
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Intellectual.

7.IJE -
Gust fancy, Wcginald, I've forgotten
ma cahrd case"
"Nevah mind, deah boy, III lend you
some OF mine"
"But-ah-the name would be differ
cnt, you know"
'Bah Jove, soft would! What head
you have, Algyw
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DIANO TUNING.
SYMPATHY FOR TIE STRIKERS.

Resolutions adopted By mil City Federal
Union No. 1913, ut regular meeting held octo.
Der 70, 1901:
Rtsoircd, Thnt We are In full sympathy with
the members OF the.WHrchouSGucnS' Union In
their struggle for the maintenance OF fair wages
and union principles
Retail GroCors' Protective Association In re-
fuslng to aid their workingmcn patrons by
withdrawing their patronage from the jobbiny
houses having "scnbs'' in their employ.
hCsOi,td That We pledge our full membership
to use every effort to carry out the boycott
ngainSt the scabemploying Wholesale gr0ccrs
and especially against the firm OF Simon Baer's
Sons, who have expressed themselves rs opposed
to labor unions and deplorel the iact that they
had not put their foot on thonccli Of the Ware
housemen's Union and strangled 1t in It's III
fanCyb ocOl
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\ Roundabout "hd."
Truth,

II see they're after a new nurse for
the King OF Spain"
where do you see that?"
"Herc in the paper. They advertise
over the name OF Brown for girl to
tend q ruling machine"
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Stony Ground.

Salvationist (holding up his mani
My friend, you didn't know you were
on the road to perdition. did you?
Jack-Yes. Talk to somebody that's
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ONCE in six years the Democrats make
strike in Ohio. According to the
almanac this is not their year.
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Discharged the Dulre.

First Flunkoy-'Ow do you lake the
juke OF Whimpleton. Snawlcy?
Second Flunkcy-Hi 'atcs i'm. Hive
given OF i'm notice. Il leaves me hon
the iust.
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A MAN looking for n natural gas leak
in Pittsburgh building found it with
such force as cause property loss OF
$4,000 and at least one life, probably
more. a gas leak OF any kind is to be
searched for with great care. This
casualty is 4 reminder that Wheeling
has been particularly fortunate in the
use OF natural gas.
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Tho Terminal Iustnlmcnt.

The paymcntfof the last instalmcnt
due the Wheeling Bridge & Terminal
Company has been much discussed in
all its phases, and still there has been
no development TO show what bona fde
interest the Wheeling & Lake Eric can
have that would justify an injunction
at its instance.
Up to date the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric
and Ohio county have no relations.
Certainly that company has as yet no
legitimate interest In our local affairs.
What it may have hereafter has moth
ing to do with the case. 1t is not
likely to get its hand in Ohio county's
treasury, no matter how the Bridge &
Terminal matter may go.
There may be delay, but that money
will be paid, because it has been earned
and ought tobe paid. Wearc not in the
repudiating business.
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4 Moan Deduction.
TRUTH,

Poct-My taste appears to be rare
seem to like that most Tor which the
public cares least.
Cynicus-Oh, that is natural. We
are all fond OF our own stuff
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Cuticura ReSOlVent,

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest
of humor remedies, cleanse the blood OF all i'm
puritcs and poisonous elements, and thus re-
Cure, and CurIcuEA SOAR nn exquisite Skin
Bcautilicr, clear the skin and scalp and restore
the hair. Thus the CuriCuEA REMEDIES cure
every species of itching, burning, scaly, pimply,
and blotchy skin, scalp and blood diseases,
when the best physicians fall
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THE Peoples party in Ohio would be
all right il it had the people with it.
This is what worries the Democrats,
who can't see enough Republicans
wandering after strange gods to give
Campbclla chance. OF course there is
a chance, but it is chance to DO left
lamenting, and this is not what their
hearts are yearning for.
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LOOK on the dirty streets and blush
;or Wheeling.