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Afrnid Of Tho Consequence.

The opposition Of some Democratic
members Of the Legislature to the prop
osition 10 add civil government to the
list OF studies in the public schools was
amusing because of the apparent reasons
for the objections. Judging from the
tone Of their speeches, they seemed to
be possessed Of a fear that the study Of
the science of government would result
in making Republicans Of the Demo-
cratic youth OF West Virginia. That Is
to say, that the interests of tho Demo
cratic party will suffer by the education
Of the children OF the State in the prin-
Ciples of the government, and thai SOON
er than jeopardizs the party's prospects
for continued control Of West Virginia,
they would prefer that the coming gen.
Grafton should grow up in ignorance and
be left to gain their knowledge OF civil
government from reading partisan news
papers, and blindly accepting the teach.
ings Of political demagoRues. They are
not willing to trust their boys with text
books wherein they might learn things
regarding civil government which would
not conform with tie ideas their fathers
have taught them. The action OF our
Democratic friends amounts to q comics.
sion that if the party expects to retain
It's hold on West Virginia, civil govern
ment must not be taught in the public
schools.
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do HOUSgKgRPBRs KNOW
AZ 10 These Various Little Matters Nov
Mentioned

Az 10 AhubN ttsAA0SA
Mentioned
Catherine B. johnson, in Housske.p'
er'S Weekly, asks: Does every house
keeper knowP
That Il q teacupiul OF cold water IL
added to a well.beaten egg, and enough
OF the mixture used TO moisten the
ground coffee before 1t is made, 1t will
Be quite saving OF eggs over the old
method2 -,
That II little soft mot melted lard OF
butter isrubbed over the top Of bread
dough when in q mass, and after being
nodded into loaves, a hard crust will be
That teaspoonful Of pulverized sugar
siited Through q sisye) over the top
crust Of pie will add greatly to its aP-
pearance2
That when SCOT falls upon carpet or
rug, II covered thoroughly with salt, 1t
can be swept up without leaving q tracer
II one trial is not sufficient give 1t an
other.
That little powdered borax added to
cold starch stiffens linen beautifully?
That ctothes.pins are too cheap to
stand out OF doors in cold weather pin.
ming two garments together with one? /,
That in baking cake with graduated
sugar you should use little less than
the recipe calls for?
That basin Of cold water placed in an
oven will soon lower the temperature
That II fruit jars are filed with nice
apple sauce as soon as emptied 1t will be
very acceptable for sauce, pies, puddipgs,
ETC., next spring.
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cents, How do th0ga amounts compare VIII
INC benefits the business man and the iAftneI
niRht reasonably expect 70 gain from me iAlfE
The whole world will 10 represented a. GhieA6o'
and the cOunc Of trade, Investment and imini'
PfStion will be largely Influenced by the show
Ipg made there by different regions, The effects
Of Inc centennial exhibition At PhiladelPhiA-A
small affair compared with the one a. Chlcago-
sTe stili felt. Many houT!Shing industries TOOK
their St start In this country at that time, and,
al Nj. MelOne remarked ~ the legislative com
H1fftoe tho unprecedented Influx OF population
into KsnlGs in the ensuing ave yeafs was due, 70
a gre0t extent, to tho excellent showing made
By that State al Philadelphia.
With the evidences all around her Of
how other States have been benefited in
the past by such exhibits, with her mag.
nificent resources awaiting develop
ment, and with the special advantages
she has to offer capital and the seekers
alter new homes, West Virginia cannot
afford to be niggardly in the matter, and
all her progressive citizens expect the
Legislature to make a liberal appropria-
ktn1
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For q spIrttual Song.

A Christmas story.-A poor country
congregation found Itself badly in want
Of hymn.books. The clergyman up.
piled TO q London firm, and asked to be
supplied at the lowest (church) rates.
The firm replied that on condition the
contained certain advise
ments, the congregation should have
them for nothing. Necessity knows no
law, and the minister sorrowfully com.
piled, thinking to himself that when the
advertisements came they could be re-
moved from the leaves. The hymn.
books arrived, and ioy-ot joys-they
contained no interviewed advertise.
ments. At the thanksgiving service the
good parson joyously gave out the Christ
mas hymn, and the congregation sang
the first verse with fervor. When they
reached the last line they found that
this was what they had been singing:
"Hark the herald angels sing
BeechAm's Pills are Just the thing;
Peace on earth and mercy mild
Two for man aud one for child"
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DIED.


ADAMs-At 1905 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, February II, 1891, ANNIE L., VILE oil b.
Z. Adams, aged Is years.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband,
near Wheeling Park, this trhursdayl alter
noon at O'Clock. Interment at Greenwood
cemetery. Friends Of the family invited.
DAUH-on Tuesday, February 10. 1891, at 2:ls
O'Clock q. M, CHABLEs DAuB, In his 18th
year.
Funeral services at his late reiIdence lSultonl
this tThurSdAy) afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of tho family invited to attend.
Interment at PeninsulAr cemetery.
RILEY-At st. Clairsytlle. Ohio, on Tuesday,
February 10, 1891, at Q O'Clock q. m, Of
typhoid pneumonia, lsAAc N. Riley, aged
4S years.
Funeral from the First Presbyterian Church, at
81. Clairsville, this Thursday afternoon at
1850 O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited
to attend. Iutermant at Urion cGmRtory
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The next Congress will be largely
Democratic, aud the silver fanatics ex.
pect to secure from 1t what the present
Congress is very likely to reiuse-name-
", free and unlimited coinage. The
New York Tribune in discussing this
probability, and the attitude Of the Re-
publicans in Congress who are talking Of
a compromise with the silver extremists,
says:
II the Democratic party, by It's solid vote with
the aid Of few silver men, could pass unllm'
tied coinage In the Senate over the veto that Is
probable, the consequences would appear quick
" enough 70 make that same party In 1872 curse
tho day It ever engaged IN Illicit and puIch4sed
AmouIs with silver senator's The Republican
party has gained nightly already BY standing
iirmiy against this Iaaailcism: Il Will repeat
rs magnificent triumph Of earlier daysit bust.
pess men throughout the country come TO I'M.
(ifstAnd the peril or disaster which IL ID striving
10 avert. Passage OF the bill aud consequent
disaster Will make them understand. Discus
sion Of the bill ~ an extra session may be sui
ticant, for they begin 10 move already with
power In almost every commercial city,. The
business OF the Republican party Is TO stand last,
making no compromise whatever with those
who broke pledges aad betrayed heir trust.
The Republicans should not fail to
heed the excellent advice to make no
compromise with those Senators who
have broken their party pledges and be-
trayed their trust. Time will vindicate
the policy adopted by the Republican
party upon the business questions which
have confronted them in the present
Congress.
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VIVA NTED-BY A WELL EDU.
w GATED MAN, who Il down In the world,
and partially crippled, any htuation a. Book
EeeEsr coPT5 ssG Tsse5 very isiI
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no ~ Robbo,i Of Henlth

By PestIlentlAl climate, by vocation entail
log constant exposure, .physicAl overWork OF
YET many persons originally possessed OF lair
constitution suffer this deprivation before the
meridian Of life Is passed. To any and all SUBJ
lect 70 conditions inimicAlto health, no puref
earthly blessings can DO recommended than
ElostSEteE'B stomach Bitters, which tnurcs the
KyStem 70 climatic change, physical fatigue and
mental exhaustion. Il eTAdicAtes dyspepsia,
and restores regularity OF The bowels and liver,
when dlloTdered from any cause, AnnihtlAte1
lever and aguo and prevents Il. cneets the
growth OF q tendency % rheumatism and govt,
and neutraliles the danger q % apprehendee
uterine ailments. To DO convinced Of the
Truth Of these statements II q only necessary 70
give this sterling preparation an impartial
tfial.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

WANTED-AN ACTIVE, RELIA.
w BE man-EAlATy $40 70 80 monthly,
With increase, 10 represent In his own section .
UFACTURER, Lock BOZ 1856, New York.
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One consistent politician has been dis.
covered. He is the Governor of Georgia
and Farmers Alliance man. Ho was
invited to a banquet at Atlanta to meet
Jay Gould. He declined, giving as the
reason that he objected to Mr.. GOuld's
business methods to such an extent that
he did not care to meet him personally.
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Is Wheeling infested with a gang OF
professional burRlars2 Evidently she
is. Let the police force put forth its
best efforts and rid the community Of
this undesirable class OF citizens. The
town is not so large as to make it abso.
lutely impossible to ascertain the hiding
places OF these enterprislng night "toil.
aran
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THR startling exposure of the plot by
an official of the Whisky trust, to blow
up a Chicago distillery, is q revelation
which will produce a profound sensa-
ton. It is new departure in the
methods Of fighting competition. A
thorough investigation Of the Whisky.
trust might result in further startling
developments. The revenue official who
made the discovery and exposure de.
serves some recognition at the hands oil
the Department for his. fidelity in the
face Of a great temptation.
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The resolutions passed by the mass
meeting Of representative citizens last
night, relative 10 the Wheeling Electric
Light bill psndiDg betore the Legisla-
ture, correctly reflect the sentiment Of a
large majority Of the citizens and tax
payers Of wheeling upon the subject.
It is to be hoped that this Legislature
will respect the wishes Of the city Of
Wheeling in this matter.
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Beware of olntmsnts for Catarrh that Con.
lain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains
no mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gem
uine. It is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney 4 Co,
D9rsold by druggists, price zoe per
bottle.
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NEXT sUMMER'S STRAY HATS.
with the DoE.Days is to Come in an Extra
big Crop of "StraWs."

With the DoE.Days Is to Come In an Extra
Big Crop of"StraWs."
Yeskrday's EeS York Sun.
The oldest current fact Of the hat trade
is that New Workers, and, ofcourse, fash
ionable men everywhere, are to wear
straw hats this summer.
The manufacturers have quietly taken
vote on this matter. They found at
the end OF last season that expensive
sailor hats Of straw had been more popu.
lar than ever before, and they construed
this fact as a demand for more hats Of
this sort this year.
The manufacturers know, however,
that only an expensive straw hat can be
reasonably fashionable, 80 they are going
to make these hats Of the finest straw,
wrought into braids by skilled workmen
in Switzerland, Italy and England. The
braids are almost as delicately wrought
as lace, and hats made OF this material
will retail at from s. so to $40 each.
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T ODGR ORGANIZERS WANTED.
IL Men and women with extensive aequRint'
anco % organ e ioE the Order Of The Helping
Hand: a .6iO PAYABLE IN I've years; s5 weekly
beneftS. Z y. ROBINsoN, Lyon. Mass. iel9
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The above sale 8 AdJouTned uH7'I 0''7'7'
F'S' " -'W ". J. ". CowDEN, TFu''sS.
W. II. HALLER. AuCtioneer.
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CONGRESSMAN DALzELL's attack on
the Navy Department Tor the summary
dismissal Of Commander BETTER without
granting him the trial for which he
asked was not altogether undeserved.
Common justice demanded that a trial
should be granted, and all fair minded
people expected that 1t would be.
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WE call the attention of our legislators
TO the fact that there is a bill before the
New York Legislature, and which will
become Law, requiring any one who
disturbs the pavement Of city for the
purpose of excavations to give bonds to
restore It in as good condition as he
found 1t. Such law ought to be in
force in every city, and in Wheeling the
necessity for it is made apparent every
day
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W. Va. "DtN'
BY ylrtua Of deed OF trust made by Wesl
virginia China Company 10 me as trnstee, bear,
ing date the 18th day OF January, A. D. 1889, and
recorded In the Clerks ONCE Of the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Of
will ptocetd TO sell a. public sale Of the front
door Of the Court House Of said county, N me
City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, rHE 18th DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1891,
beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. M, tho following de.
Scribad property, that u 10 say: certain
piece or parcel OF land in tho First ward OF the
Uity Of Wheeling, West Virginia, lying aud be.
ing Immediately north Of the property OF the
estate Of David Garden, deceased, west OF Main
street and south Of Fourth street formerly
called Bank stIeetl and east Of the Ohio river,
being part Of the same property conveyed 70
WGllcr B. Brooks, trustee by John ]. Jones,
trustee, by deed dated the 2Sth day Of AuguSt'
A. D. 1878, and now Of record In the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Ohio County, West
virginia, IN Deed Book No. g., on pages iSI and
that was conveyed by William I. Hcarn and
Thomas O'Btten, trustees, TO said West virginia
China Company by deed bearing dAto tho 18th
day Of September; a. D: len, and Of record in
Ohio County, in Deed Book No. 20, on PAGE 1875
/ will at the same time and place sell all Of tho
machinery. fixtures. tools and moulds OF the
said West Virginia China Company. II the works
scrlbed property.
The parcel Of land described above contains
about Two acres and one.hs1 OF land aud has
upon II q large and complete pottery works,
which Is practically new, having been IN opera:
ton less than two years.
TERNs OF -one.third Of the purchase
money, or a. much more a. the pufchaier may
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on the day OF sale,
tho residue IN two equal inAtalmentS, payable
In one and two years from the day Of sale, the
deferred inNalments 10 be secured 10 the SatiS.
faction Of the undersigned trustee BY giving q
lien on the property sold.
fsl2 JOIN b. CULBERTsoS, Trustee.
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Byylrtueoi deed Of trust mAde III! " u
Emma RSchstTuth and s. ChAs L,C w w Il
husband, 70 me a. trustee, bcaftas "S ST ~ t,I
A. D. 1859, and recorded In the once y ~, 10
Of the County Court Of Ohio conhty w :, !
Rinia, IN Deed OF Trust Book no " ~ ifjsi
viii proceed to sell at public 3ie y
door Of the Court HouSe OF said coun ,9nr 10.
SATURDAY, the 7th day OF FEBhU A., Il
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, the ioH0''''
Icfibed property, that Il 10 Gay' :, ,ot sas'
The south thlrty.thrCe 1887 icct o. 'J1Igt
beFed eleven I'LL In square hunters ~, W
the City Of Wheeling. ohio conn9, Wbetl.2
giuiA, IN that part Of the said Cly"
formerly known rs RitChietoWns ,.,, cosVcIs.
Being the same property when hy illfip
10 he 6aid Mary Emma EschsIuh ISL "
Thatcher by deed dated August 0'"'
recorded In the said clerks Oillce. 4. h.lltr,lg
The title 70 the above property III tosul
be perfect, but selling ~ trustee : III a uai
only the title vested In mo By sAil us MI raT
TRIMS OF SALE-Oue.thlFd and = Iis It "
a the purchaser elects 70 pay ~ Nv ~ F,sySr
Gnco IN two equal inStGiimehis, PAISyISss 3if z
lively n GiX aud twelve months itPai 5.T q y
Iale, NOTES beaEInR interest from w HI "
70 b given for the deferred PaymgeIais al
Iobe retained until payment ls,imt. tIy Trltzt
as q. x. sCHAEFEH' ~
The above sale 10 adjourned n1 1 ssuf ~
February II, 1891, at place An'
m ~ CA. sCHAEFER' 1'''"
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FOR SALE,

Building lots on McCulloch street, north Of
Central Glass Works, full lot from $500 70 $50,
Building lots on South Front street, river
side; last chance.
slx.Toomed brick dwelling hOuke, good hou.c,
l73 sixteenth street.
Building lots corner Market and ThIrty.hfth
streets, 2Sxl20 $500.
Your last OF anCe. =
Fine building site on North York street. CD.
poslte Capt, Thos. Princes residence, g. feet
front 10 low water mark.
The eleven.roomed brick dwelling, with
stable In rear, on northeast corner OF twenty.
sixth and Eolf streets, $500.
Eightroomed house, No. 1S Zane street, full
lot, 60Xl2n, ~ GOO.
1EyEsTMENT-Th Property ct l6S, 1877 and
100 North Front street. This "a 20 ID property
and Will pay well on money invested.
FARMB-several good farms, suitable for reKu.
lar farming, gardening and fruit.
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY l2. 1891.

SOMEBODY has been looking up Presi.
dent Harrison's genealogy and has dis
covered that he is q descendent Of POcs-
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Many PcrsOps arc broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rcbuilds tho
system, aids digestion. removes cxcc1 ofbllo,
and cures malaFiA. Get the genuine.
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EVERY free coinage advocate shoul

EVERY free coinage advocate should
ponder over the last words uttered by
the late Secretary Window. Just before
the death.stroke came he said:
This sudden retirement Of 500 1000, COO Of gold
with the accompanying panic, would cause con
trartion and commercial disaster unparalleled
IN human experience: and our country Wou!u
Al once step down to the silver basis, when tneLs
and silver dollars would sink to theil bullion
value.
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Rich Silver and Fine POTCelaiHs
WE HAVE JUST OPENED
100 NEW PIECES or STERLING SILVER
ASDA FEW NEW LINES OF
Royal Worcester. Douiton and other
Art PorcelaIns In New Shapes
and Decorations.
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS,
|. G. DILLON & CO.,
fell No. 1923 Market Street.
TO Let.

storeroom 1854 Market street.
Seven roomed house, with modern improve.
meRts, 81 south York street.
Five roomed brick, fntclASs property, %
North Huron street,
Seven roomed house, with all modern con.
venlences l65 North Front street.
Eight roomed house, with all modern con.
veplences, 10 Virginia street.
Store room with dwelling, 1921 Main street,
Two rooms, third floor, l2l9 Market street,
Dairy Farm within one mile Of this city.
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SOME OF OUR NEWEST BOOKS.

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collection Of very iAyerite Longg. 90 songs. Ia
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COMIC AND MINSTREL SONGS. 81 90. 10
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Large mum Der Of popular melodies, Ekillfully
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PROPOSALS.

DR0P0'sALs WANTED~TSs,
j Social Committee appointed bv N. 11dE
Of Delegates for the purpose, will peScivSS ao9l.
proposals. for furnishing the Hail Al ~ rS;ae4
Of Delegates In the State Capitol, Al CS,,, hdeass
W. Va, with suitable desks and chair u; q
Of February, 1891. ". R. THOaPsoSyl ~ TidtI1 y
man. Nstlf'
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hooks, srAT1oNERY, ENC.
TETS BRIGHT NEW 1891

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provide themselves with music or music books
from our complete and varied stock.
norsEND FREELY FOR Inns AND lNTORMATIoN.
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REMovED.
WANTED.

IT .ADY AGENTs-THREE DOL
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ING 20 weekly selling our novelties IN ladies'
and childron's wear. Our childH Combined
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WE stamp, MRS. 9. oANPBElL, ~ W. Ran.
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with S %, wo will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re.
fund the money II the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only BY
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF A YALUA.
i BE POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING

l22'sMsrEetst, over Wheat q Hauchsf's Jsvelr,