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Commenting on the reciprocity policy,
the Cincinnati Times.Star very properly
remarks that there is one thing 70 be
done before the United States can have
the full benefits Of reciprocity. That's,
the Government must lend aid for the
restoration Of our merchant marine.
This is gospel truth. At present our
carving trade is largely in the hands Of
our competitors, and We cannot hope for
those benefits which would accrue had
we our own ships. The Times'Star says:
Notuntil steamshIps flying the stars and stripes
carry passengers, malls and meiGhAndile dlIsctIy
10 and from BRAZILIAN ports VIII our oppodIiL!unl
JSvE IL Two months Tor letter 70 reach RIO
IaleiFo. There Is no regularity, and tho best
SsFyice II bad enough. Facilities for passenger
aud FREIGHT triiiu arc about tho worst pnsAiOIe.
In a recent report 10 tho State Department rom
tLe IInIted stateS minister 70 Brazil, lhess eS'
HUanIeG are given OF the delays and emhaiEaAs
meilIs American producers and merchAnU mus!
undergo In striving for BIaGllian'I Rde, MlLnouI
swift steamships q our Own TO 70 SnnansSy TSs
OBLIGED 10 ship an iron bridge contracted LOT IN
| Sonth America on steamers ttnVeltinE tne
| Atlantic ocean In opposite dlrectlopb 70 IeAch
| theIF poft Of fipAl destination. Atepre5enMuyS
| Of a CieorgiR cotton mill visited Brazil 70 sell
goods. EHo was In the beginning disheartensd
81 the height OF the freight rates from tne
| United BtAtes, and when, desiring 70 return
home, he was compelled 70 take the route "!
KnEland, and upon entering Plym9ntn, nAs s1ti
he was shown sixteen steamers anu tnIp l0AuIut
| for South American ports, his feeling turned u
that OF despair"
Our English, French and German com
petitors have an advantage over us in
the fact that they have ships run il
their own interest. The proposition
now before Congress looking to the up
building OF our merchant marine vii
give to us, in measure, an equal ii no
superior advantage, and more frml!
establish reciprocal trade relations viii
our sister Republics in South America
It viii at least be the beginningo of VIA
will grow to be creditable institution
which will afford us ample ocean trans
portation. It is time our members o
Congress were realizing the Importance
of this question, and the sooner the!
awaken to the necessities Of the case tn
better.
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NOTICE.
-LACRolX CHINA CoLoRs.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The arm OF J. G. Holman Sons Is by
mutual consent this day dissolved.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm name Of J. G. Hoffman, d
Sons Company, incorporated.
Thanking our friends and the trade in gen
eral for their liberal patronage In the past, we
trust that their conadeoce In the new ftm may
remain a. In the old.
JIG. HOFFMAN, sons co.
yUuvv,,,,o W ". Poh $50, foiI
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WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE ~
w once and represent manu- iactuFs,.t ~ =,
per week; small capital required. AddfsS t;I
stamp, Manufacturer, Box 70, West Action. NJ
OelkEIs
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EOR RENT-A MARKET GARDEN
10 Containing 90 GcfeS, all good river bottom
land, thfee niileS south 81 BellaiTe, on the Bel
iaire and WegOO pike. For terms apply 70
ANnRRW EMfCH, on tho premises, or address
ANDREW SMITH WeRee, Ohio. telOa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TEN.
w PORARILY. WHEELING CoRRUGAT.
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the growing intelligence and greater in
terest Of the great body Of the people,
NO fear Of serious bad management or
official dishonesty need be entertained
in the carrying on Of public works in
the interest Of the customers and by the
customers agents.'
This does not apply to all cities, but II
applies in the majority of instances, and
where 1t does not the fault can be rene
died. Mayor sargeuts message is pub
llshed in pamphlet form and will be
read with interest and profit by all who
are interested in municipal affairs. he
treats every phase Of the subject, and
his address gives evidence Of having
been written sitter careful study Of the
question.
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SCRATCHED Is YEARS.
A scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
cuticura Remedies.

II / had known OF the CuucuRA REMEDrEs
tWenty.eight years ago. It would have !ayed me
500 and an immense amount Of suffering. MY
dIseeSe (psoEIa1IS( commenced on my head IL
spot not larger than cent. II spread rapidly
all ever my body, and got under my nails. the
scales would drop on Of me all the time, aud my
suffering was endless and without relief. one
tE0uGand dollars would not tempt me 70 nave
this disease over again. an poor man, put
EEL rich 70 be relieved Of what some oil the doc
tors said was leprosy, some rIngWorm, psoriasis,
etc. cannot praise the CuIIcuRA RENEolEs too
much. They have made my skin ~ clear and
face from scales as bRby's. AL I used Of them
was IS worth. II you had been hero and satd
you would have cured me for $500 you would
have had the money. Hooked Ike the picture
mo. 2. page AZ In your book, 'HoW 70 Cure
SKIN diseases, /" but now am Is clear as any per
son ever was. Through force OF habit rub my
hands over my arms and legs 70 scratch once In
q while, but 10 no purpose. am all well.
scratched tWenty.e!ght years, and II got 70 DO
kind Of second nature 70 me. thank you
thousand times
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, VT
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ID OOR.REEPER-WANTED-A
ID Position a. Book. keeper BY young mar
ried man. Nine yearS exPerience' Aan We
OnceS. Address, "H.," care INTELLIGENCE. teIO
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IN THB STORES YOU SEE.

Crepon with velvet trimming.
Jersey suits again for children.
Fine dotted Swiss for sewing aprons.
Black challies having colored fgurep.
Black silk having hairlines of color.
Black batiste embroidered with tinsel.
Chamois gloves for driving, for ladies'
use.
English tweeds with snowflake eff.
fects.
Silver mucilase bottles for handsome
desks.
a great deal of embroidery silk Of all
kinds.
Glaze mOhnirs for spring travelling
dresses.
SIX umbrellas having silver swivel
handles.
Gold ribbon for belts and long hang
Mode cheviOts blocked with brown
crossbars.
Strings of gold beads for the neck
and wrists.
Yelling having woven tucks for
home gowns.
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w. BAKER 6 C0., Dvrchester, Mass.
ATTENTION, CAPITAL !
GREAT BARGAINS.
DWELLING HOUSES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The following desirable Dwelling Houses III
be offered Rt public sale ct the front door OF the
Court HOuSe OF Ohio county on SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY q, 1891, Of 10 O'Clock o M, viz:
FiFBt-One double franc two story tin root
dwelling house, containing four rooms each,
situated d Nos ~ and 50 twenty sixth street.
Rents for 90 each per month.
SecOnd-Dne thfeerdomed flame cottage, tin
roof, SituaGdAt No. ZOOS Alley +. Rents Tor %
ThiFdS0no double brick, tin roof, two,Story
and attic, dwelling house, situated at Nos, 1908
and 26a5 Jacob street, arranged for four tenants,
three rooms each. Now renting for $50 per
All OF The above described property Is situated
at the corner OF Twenty sixth and Jacob streets,
on lots Nos. and 2, CaldWells addition.
FouIsh-Lots NeS, = snd y, On , east side o.
lows Of brick dwelling houses, NoA. 260o 70 $50,
containing 6Ix dwellings 70 each row, arranged
for sixteen tenants In al, now renting tor NI600
per year; This properly = very s1e.ts an
brick division walls. VIII be offered Bingly and
a. whole 70 the highest bidder. The property
will pay fro q 70 ID per cent a an Investment.
Fitth-ThGt desirable home, No. 22M Chap.
line Etreet, on lot No. 1888, fronting 80 feet on
Chapllne street, on which q q tW0StoEy brick,
tin roof, dwelling house, all In perfect repair,
newly papered and painted throughout, con-
tanning ten rooms, WIN y! moaetn SonYsni'
dwelling house streets IN the city. There g also
Q frame tenant house on rear Of same lot. Rents
for ~ per month.
elxth-ThAt large two-atofy and Basement
room sit1ated At No. SSi Main street, better
knoWn aa the EekhATt property, now owned By
the Standard Building Association, and must DO
Sow V S SISs ~ erSIne all OF the above and look
For ilrther information and terms apply TO
james 4: AkNRY, Agent or
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust made By w y,
Emma BschStruth and 8. ChAa; EAch.ti9MLG, 4; IA
husband, 70 me a. trustee, bearing dAe XII
A. y, 1859, and recorded 10 the once o. Wy Iii
Of the County Court Of Ohio county Mes' az
ginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No, 2. pSsv ;s,st
Will proceed 10 sell at public sale AI w "'1
door OF the Court Houte Of said county on go,
SATURDAY, the T,h day OF FEBRuAHl' ~"
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, the iolloWinEu'
Bcflbed property, that Il 10 say: =, ,rrs.
The south thirty.thfpe 1887 feet Of 10y nnGin
beted eleven lll) In square numbered ~ XII,
the City Of Wheeling. Ohio county, MOI s.
giuia, IN that part OF the said CITY OF WV" =
formerly known AS RltchletOWn. -
Being the same property which was ~! SU tlTss
TO she said Mary Emma EschStEuth Dy ~ ran "A
Thatcher by deed dated August DID, l@l, lpS
recorded In the said clerks Otiioe. m,
The tue 70 the above property 'g beleye1i,S
be perfect, but selling ~ trustee l will cow
only the title vested In me BY YtId deed o. u
TEAMS OF gALI-onO.t third and As much p ~.
o. the purchaser elects 70 nay In cash nc ~
Ance IN two equal InGtallU, eEliS, payable fstIJi
lively In ak and twelve. months IRON the ~ Z
gAle. notes bearigg iptOreSt from the day o. NJ
70 DO given for tho deferred PAYMENT We ""
% % retained up.il payment IL made ~ W.
taS @. 4. BCHAEFEk' l'u'''"
The above Hale 10 adjourned until sas9INS XXX
Feetaaiy -, 1851, At place and hOa' wv
a. ca. scHAEFER, Trusts
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100000 TONS OF STEEL.

That Is What the European Works VIII
Turn Out This Year.
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From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E
Hurd, Of Groton, s. D., We quote;
"Was taken with bad cold, which set.
tied on my Lungs, cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption,
Four doctors gave me mp, saying could
live but q short time. gave myself up
to my Saviour, determined II could moi
stay with my friends on earth, ] would
meet my absent ones above. Ny hus'
band was advised to get DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. l gave 1t trial, took in all eight
bottles; II has cured me, and thank God
I am now well and hearty woman
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
Drugstore, regular size, SOC and sl,0O. 4
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY CtfellA
HeiSe. (Since deceased william helbe and re re-
~ Aelse TO me rs trustee, dated January y, ~
recorded In tho once Of the Clerk Of the COllY
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, - ~ ~
OF Trust Book No. %, page ~, Will sell N W;
north front door Of the Court House Oh 'A3
county, on
SATURDAY, the stlt DAY Of JANUARY, IN
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following y
Bcrtbed property, thAtis 70 say: All me W ETt
eEtS Of said parties In and 70 the norm l!li
lot numbered twelve In square SIX In tnI! IN ~.
Of the city Of Wheeling, Ohio County, Me5 w W
gtnia, formerly called klchletoWn, pu' wv
called south Wheeling. Ill
The interest Of said Caroline Helle y w
property was dover interest % the WlooN ~
Henry HelIe, deceaSed. which interest W. y
tingulGhed by her death; and the lnIeTespW Il
sold are the undivided two thirds belOnglk Y
said william HeiSe and Henry Heise e. MV@ wv!
the three children and heirs At law oil iald hea'!
HeiBe, deceased.
TRRNs oFsALE:-one third and as much I iSs
- the purchaser elects 70 pay In cash o. Y.
day Of sale, the balance In two equal illI y,
ments at one and two YeaEs. notes oe1ribE n
terest from the day Of sale 10 DO given Iol w m
deferred payments, the title 70 be retained uuui
payment q made In full. ...,, ,,...,
". Il. HALlEE, Auctioneer. os9
The above a! .sls is Adjourned until SATURDAY.
f'S'4' ~ W. NV. cowDEN, Trustee;
W. II. HALLER, Auetioneer. Il
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siunioipal ownerahip of Lighting Under.
ItakinEs.


ltatinEs.
Mayor Joseph B. Sargent, of New
Haven, Conn, in his annual address
iorcibly states the advantages OF munich
pal ownership Of lighting and other I'M.
dertakings that are now carried on by
private corporations. He holds that all
works Of a public nature carried on
"within the bounds of a municipality,
and for the purpose of supplying the in.
habitants with certain daily require.
ments Of civilized city life, and requiring
special rights Of eminent domain to dis.
tribute their products, should be owned
and operated by the people and in the
sole interest Of the people"
In speaking OF the effect Of compet-
lion in the lighting industry, Mayor
Sargent strikes the keynote ofthe whole
question when he makes the point that
60 necessary are services of this kind to
the people that the owners Of such works
enjoy a practical monopoly beyond and
secure against any competition, and q
new corporation invariably joins with
the old and "the thumb screws Of the
double are invariable turned up tight
err" In the discussion OF this matter
We not inirequently hear from those
opposed to municipal ownership the
general charge OF extravaganza and cor.
ruption in city management Of such
works. Referring to this objection Mr..
Sargent very properly remarks that THE
TOO FREQUENT meddling in city and town
politice by corporation officials, and
their favored and paid agents, to con-
troll elections in the interest Of the cor
poration and adverse to the interests Of
the people, and the vicious and iniquit-
GUS use Of money and iayOrs In order to
0ain that end would cease by the re-
moyal Of one Of the most efficient and
constant promoters Of impurity in our
local elections"
The public taxes, he continues, are
assessed, collected and expended rs hon.
estly and sagaciously as private business
Ia done. More and greater financial dis.
honesty appears in banks and other
private money institutions, in proper.
fion TO work done, than in public ser.
vice. "And, in fact, Notwithstanding
all the csoaklngs and lamentations OF the
ignorant good, public business is as
Well managed in New Haven as the
average Of private business, and with
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Cuticura ResoIvent

01'3n1D JENNIE DOWNING, waterbury, VI.
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That Is What the European Works WIZ
Turn Out This Year.
Germany has now thirteen separate
basic Bessemer steel establishments,
with thirty.six conyerters, with FIVE now
building; Austria, three plants, with
seven converters; Russia, one, with two
converters; Belgium, two establish.
ments, four conyerters; France, five
works, comprising thirteen converters
England, six plants, with twenty-five
converters; North America, one plant,
two converters, a total OF thirty-two
works, lightweight converters, with an
aggregate capacity Of 795 tons. The total
yearly output, when works now build.
ing are completed, is put at l,l9G0OO
tOnR.
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WHEELING. FEBRUARY II, 1891.
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IT is regrettable that more Wheeling
people did not take the opportunity to
hear Stanley. His appearance here was
notable event and those who attended
the lecture last night will never regret
the expenditure Of money and time.
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WTANTED-BY A WELL EDU-
wv GATED MAN, who Is down In the world,
and partially crippled, any htuatiop ~ b3ok
keebeF COpyiSt, etc. Wage1 very Reasonable.
Afdrpin "kLBRRT." this office. EEL
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IT is said there is likely to be an extra
session of Congress to carry out MIR.
Blaine's reciprocity scheme. The re-
port is probably not true, as it is not
likely that tie new Democratic Congress
would do much to help along popular
Republican policy.
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The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally
TO cleanse tho blood OF all impurities and
poisonous elementS,l and CurIcuRA, the Rreat
Skin Cure, and CuTfcBUA soar, an exquisite
skin BeAutiAer, externally 10 clear the skin
and scalo, and restore the hAir.) instantly re.
lIeVe and speedily cure every species Of itching,
burning, sCaly, cruSted, pimply, Sctotulous. AMI
hereditary diseases and humors OF the skin,
scalp and blood. with loss Of hair, from infancy
10 age, from pimples to Scrofula.
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GENERAL Mills is again on the war
path, but this time he is not after the
ecalps Of Indians, but wants the head Of
Colonel McKeeyer, who criticised his
methods during the late Indian war.
Public sympathy is, of course, with the
gallant Miles.
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sRocKErT-on Monday, February o. 1921, At
0:S0 q. M, HARVEY BROCKErT, In MS eotn
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THR New York World Almanac for
1901, now being circulated, is the most
complete yet Issued. 1t contains S25
pages Of the most desirable information,
embracing all kinds Of statistics such as
one is in constant need Of, and is alto
gether one Of the most convenient aud
valuable books Of reference among the
many excellent ones issued by the met
ropolitan papers.
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TEp,ered at the Poytofice at wheeling, W. Va.
as SecOndClAGS matter.
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GOVERNOR HILL is just now the re-
cipient of great deal Of gratuitous adj
vice from the New York Democratic
papers. If he accepts it all he will be a
candidate for the insane asylum in 1892
and Mr.. Cleveland will have a clear
field for the presidential nomination.
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Beware OF olnsmsnta for Catarrh that Con
tain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it 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., containE
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 gen
uine. 1t is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by +. ], Cheney & Co
B0rsold by druggists, price Zoe pei
bottle.
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A CROWD Of gamblers in a Chicago den
succeeded in repulstng body Of police
and held the fort. In Wheeling the
gamblers seldom get an opportunity to
resist the police force.
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IT seems we are to have another big
suit involving the Bell telephone patent
It's alleged that the patent expired last
December, while the Bell people claim
4. is good until 1903.
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Mr.. srREErEn, the Farmers Alliance
candidate for United States Senator In
Illinois, sayshe is in favor Of the Federal
Election bill. He evidently does not
expect to get any Democratic votes.
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of 8 died Of trgst made By lo11
tTuStee, dated November %, 1855, RECORDED =
the once Of the CleTS OF tho County Cog MI, y
ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed o. In In
Book No. %, page IN, will sell Gt vac W. an
front door Of the Court House Of said coanV "
SATURDAY, the 2lSt DAY OF FEBRUARi' ~,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, the tolloNGt
described property, that Is 70 say: D' nT
bered five In square numbered torty.two " r W.
town Of South Wheeling, belng pail oILns
OF wheeling, In ohio COunty, West VifIipL ~,
TERMs oY sGLR-Onc third And a. much n ~,
q the purchaser elects 70 pay IN cash on IasS
Of sale the balance In two equal ~
one aud two yeAFJ, notes belTlng inteieL, w W.
the day Of sale, 70 be given for the deIellUu;
ments, the title 70 ber0tAlned until PayueH'"
r' - = I WV. cowOES, Tro'ii :S
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CLERKS Talk OF

Wrappers Of aannelette in cashmere
patterns.
Double.Orsasted jackets, having a sin
gle reverb.
wide "jewol" passementerie for Cleo
patra belts.
oostume.made skirts, with material
for the basque.
Embroidery with eyelets for ribbons
for underwear.
Spring ul.ters OF soft plaids in gray
and tan shades.
Old rose and black ladies' cloth for
combination gowns.
Chair scarts Of boiling cloth, BLK and
Roman embroidery.
Pique, flannel and bingham for small
boys summer suits.
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Tnr Neapolitan police have unearthed
a large establishment engaged in the
manufacture Of "Classic antiquities"
such as coins, medals, vases, statues, etc.
An exchange suggests that some In
gsnious Yankee try his hand at the
manufacture Of Indian relics. In this
way we could get even with the foreign
era who impose spurious antiquities on
American innocents abroad.
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FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
NBRVINB
Cures Permanently

All diseases Of the Nervous System, either Acute
or Chronic In either sex. IL Restores I'm:
Waste or brain; Makes Strong the Weak. Full
package, 81; Sig for IS, Trial package l2c with
book, sent securely gcRled on receipt Of price.
Address, DIR. @. ?. ADDAM, No, SOL Cottage
Grove Ave. Chicago, III. nn2i
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RuDYARD KIpLlNo says the people Of
Chicago are savages. Mr.. Kipling will
doubtless receive an ovation when he
arrives in st. Louis.
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TnE project to build railroad from
the State line to Clarksburg, by way Of
Warrington, has at last taken shape and
q company has been organized and char
tered. The INTKRL1aENcER hopes 10 see
an early completion Of the enterprise.
It will form another epoch in the his.
tory Of the development Of one Of the
richest mineral regions in West Viz.
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$500 Reward /!

WE will pay tho above reward for aay cnsO OF Llvor
Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Indigestion Con-
HtlpatlOn cOstVeheas Wo cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Piih when the directions are strictly
COMPLIED with. They arc purely Vegetable, and mover
fall TO EiVO EAtsfActon- Sugar Coated. Large b0xei.
containing PillS, . ceats Beware OF cOunterfOits
and limitations. Tho genuine manufactured only b.
TIE JOHN Q. WEST COMPANY, CHICAGO, Ill
Sold by NOLAN BROTHERS, corner Market
and Twelfth sts.. Wheeling W. Va. ial2.MEHAW
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ME-. CLEVELAND still harpS on the
tariff, but is afraid to touch the silver
question with ten foot pole.