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RUsK's AsrRAKHANs ARRIVE.
In Good Condition After Their Journey
from Persia. ,-c

In Good Condition After Their Journey
from Persia. $50
NSw YoRK, June 10.-Aftera voyage
OF eighteen days the bakers dozen OF
big-tailed astrakhan sheep consigned to
Secretary of Agriculture jeremiah Rusk
reached New York on tho National
liner HcIvetia, IRON London. last night
Tho sheep we're purchased by Mr..
BeAlc, United States Minister to Persia,
and they have been sent here asian OK
pertinent They reached London May
IS. : 80
II the climate agrees with them as
well as their long journey has, Mr.
Rusk may feel well satisfied. Not only
were tho original thirteen sheep in
prime condition. but three lambs were
born on the journey. Two OF the lambs
were born on tho way from Persia TO
London and the third on tho trip to
New York. Tho first two are black, but
the third lamb is almost pure white,
with brown tipped ears. The mothers
seem very proud Of their offspring.
The sheep arc the largest and finest
specimens that could be found. Their
bodies are much longer than those OF an
ordinary American sheep. and their i'm.
Iuense tails look like huge inverted
scoop shovels. They are well coated.
The wool on each tail, it ia estimated,
would weigh forty pounds.
They will be sent on to Washington
and from there to Southern California.
ltthry do well they will be taken to the
World's Fair in 1903.
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surNEME ooURr ON AppEALs.
The SWAtnosn TRANSACTED mt IoAteriny'I
Session 0E This Tribunal.

The business Transacted mt Yoaterdny'a
Session Of This Tribunal
Tho supreme court OF appeals met
yesterday forenoon, with all the judges
present, aud transacted tho following
business:
Adam oosncr's administrator vs.. ThOs.
Smith, writ OF error, Lewis county; sub
Mitted.
ia. Edwards VS.. P. NJ. Hale, writ OF
error, Lewis county; submitted.
W. I. Butcher vs.. w. Va and Pitts
burg R. h Co., writ Of error, Lewis
county; submitted.
S. II. MuIlan's llcirs W.. Abraham
CaEper, appeal and supcrsedeas, Upshur
county; submitted.
BCnj. Mccoy, administrator, VS.. ]. L.
Mccoy ct al, appeal and supersodoas,
Up'hur county; submitted.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 q. ~.
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Grave mistakes arc made by physi-
clans in treating heart disease. The
rate Of sudden deaths is daily increasing.
Hundreds become victims Of tho ignor-
snce OF physicians in the treatment
Of this disease. Ono in four rsonshas
diseased heart. Shortness Of breath,
naipitation and fluttering, irregular
pulse, choking sensation, asthmatic
breathing, pain or tenderness in side,
shoulder or arm, weak or hungry spells,
arc symptoms Of heart disease. DIR.
Niles New Heart euro Is the only re-
liable remedy. Thousands testify 10 its
wonderful cures. Books free. Sold by
Logan Drug Co 8
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

Si.sOO buys lot 5iH feet fronting on South
Broadway, In WHter's addition.
800 buys 25xl22 feet on South York street.
500 buys 2JXl22 feet on South Huron street
$50 buys 8Oxll2 feet on North Huron street
q 0C0 buys 6Oxl5i feet in Woodsdlle, on National
road.
81 400 buys fine lot on South Front street
5000 buys fine lot on South Front street
S1,f5o buys a fine lot on North Front street.
1880 buys lne lot In Pleasant Valley, lS0X350tk
81 200 buys fine lot IN Pleasant Valley, SOX250tk
$3.50 buys a lot S0xl3i feet on Zane street,
$i25 buys a lot 25x12O It on Eoitst,, Eighth ward
$500 buys lot S0XOI feet OH Fifteenth street.
$500 buys q lot 30xl00 feet on South Elm street
5000 buys lot SQxlO0 feet on South Penn street.
$1,000 buys lot G0xl0l feet on Eoh street, Eighth
ward.
We also have improved properties in all
sections Of tho city, all OF which AFo held at
No, 22o7 c6SPIIno street, brick, 10 rooms; lot
34lSxl2Q feet d
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SUFFERED FOUR YEARS.
Now Her Catarrh and stomachTrouDle
Have Entirely Disappeared-.-Mrs.
Kings ExDerience.

"My attention was first called 10 the work Of
DIS. Copeland aud Davis By seeing In the news
papers the pictures and testimonials OF many
patients who had been treated and cured BY
them. Invent. TO see them aud had a talk with
them, md their manner Of diagnosing NY
mvselt AT once under their treatment"
The speaker was Mrs. Mary King, who resides
at No. 81 Eighteenth street, Wheeling. Years
ago had severe headaches and very dizzy
spells Ny nose and head were stopped up and
IWos Obliged to hawk and spit great deal. A
hacking and tenacious cough set III. with CON
siderable expectoration. could not sleep well;
had very poor appetite and always awoEe In
the morning feeling tired and l0nguid. and
with very bad taste In my mouth. Everything
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No superhumnn Strength, bat Naturnl
Vl0or

To attain tho muscularlty Of the individual
who snaps steel shacklos Ike twlgs BY simply
bending his arm Is vuuchsatod TO few. But to
acquire q reasonable amount OF physical power
and constitutional energy. to cat, sleep and di.
gest we'll. 10 possess an eQuAble. quiet nervous
dySpoptic invalid who begins and pnrsncs Il
coUFsS q IIostetICr'S Stomach DltterS The ttnl-
tiOu OF his hopes Is not remote either Speedily
felt arc the tonic effects Of the inimlnble nyig'
Oratit, and they arc no less permanent than
nrompt OF attainment. Tho bowels, the liver.
The stomach. the kidnoys-All cooperate. under
the bcnignant Influence Of this comprehensive
medicine. 10 insure those stable guarantees OF
health, harmony, regularity. vtgor OF action.
Never was there discovered a medicinal motor
better calculated to Rctunte and keep moving tho
inainsprIngI OF heHlthtul vitality USc 1t for ma
lnria, rheumatism, indigestion, blllouSncsS, kid
IIpv c0nlnlAint la RfiDpe,
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MoUNDsvILLE.
A miscellaneous Melange OF Minor Mat
tors from MarAhaIpa Metropolls.

tors from D1nfAhaltS metropou.
Yesterday was the test day for caudi.
dates 10 pay their fees to the County
Committee in order to be entered for
this primary race. The entries are as
follows: For Sheriff, G. S. McFadden,
Moundsville; w. N. Novel;, Cameron
G. G. Mathews, Clay district; W. Il.
Harris, Glen Easton. Prosecuting At
torney, T. ]. Parsons. House of Dele.
gates, Ed. P. Bowman, Franklin district
and Geo. r. Gaines, Meade district:
County Commissioner, S. r, Davis, Sand
Hill district; VIM. Kemple. Union dis
trict;J J. L. Keyser, Washington district
Assessor, First. district, Jno. I. Rose
berry, Union district; Wilbert Jones,
Washington district; Second district, J.
X. Chase, Liberty district; Jno. V.
Shepherd, Meade; S. G. Benton, Frank
linz; W, L. Manning, Clay. County
Surveyor;J. H. Conner, Clay, and ]. 9.
Connolly, Liberty. The primary will
be held Saturday, June %.
Hon. John II. Holt, Of Grafton, will
deliver four Republican addresses in
Marshall the coming week.. as follows:
TerreIl's, Wednesday evenilg Gorbey's,
Thursday evening; Pleasant Valley, Fri
day evening; Township Hall, Saturday
evening.
W. NJ. Morgan, the we'll known oil
man OF Pennsylvania, is here ready to
begin operations and the prospects are
that there will be important develop
ments at this point.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Harsh, Of Pehnsyl,
vania, have returned home after a short
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. J. S. Alker, Of Jersey City, is
here the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. D. Cheadle. &%
Ed. !. Allen, secretary Of the Tariff
Leage for West Virginia, was here yes
terday.
Moundsville's regular ball club will
cross bats with o picked nine this after
noon.
The Republican county committee
will meet to-day.
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Ngw YoRx, June 1O.-The Times this
morning publishes the following spe-
ci,l from Troy: There is in existence
letter signed by Senator David B. Hill
authorizing the withdrawal Of his name
from all further consideration by the
democracy, state and national, when
ever, in the opinion and discretion OF
Richard Croker. Hugh Mclaughlin and
Edward Murphy, ir., and W. +. shee-
han. such step should be taken. q
That letter is in this city at this mo-
mept 1t is in the safe Of Edward
Murphy, jr., chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee. There will be
basty and perhaps angry denials Of the
above statements, but they arc based
mon information which tho Times has
taken pains to verify, and which is be-
iicyed 10 be absolutely reliable.
The letter was brought to. New York
hv Lieutenant Governor William +.
Sheehan on Sunday night from Wash
ington, in the same pocket in which Mr..
SIechan also brought the resolution. a
mart Of which only was adopted at the
delegates meeting on Monday last. The
knowledge OF the letter was supposed to
be confined to Murphy, Sheehan, Gro
ker and Mclaughlin.
Tho letter throws q good deal OF light
on the Monday nights meeting OF dele
Gates. 1t fits in exactly with the reso-
luton that was adopted-to vote for
him until he was nominated or until
he withdraws his name. "
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ARE you troubled with corns or bun.
ionsF If go, let US give you little I'D
vice. Pare them down rs closely as
possible without drawing blood; then
soak them in warm water to soften
Thorn, and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily, rubbing them vigor-
ously for few minutes at each applica.
ton. A corn plaster should be worn
for few days to protect them from the
shoe. As general liniment for sprains,
bruises, lame back or rheumatism, Pain
Balm is all that can DO desired. 80
cent bottles for sale by druggists. D4w
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usi,metot's Dyoinr K.tnbiishmont.

John Heilmeier, proprietor OF tho
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment No.
1881 Market street, respectfully. an
nounces that he is prepared TODD clean
ing, dyeing and repairing, aud in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short no.
tice. Give him a call.
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Miss Grace PollacI, accompanied by
Prof ShockCy,

A Box OF Ayers Pills has saved many
ct OF sickness. When q remedy does
not happen to DO within reach, people
are liable to neglect slight ailments,
and, OF course, II serious illness follows
they have to suffer the consequences.
"a stitch in timo saves nine" DIV
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RINEHART s TATUM,
City Bank Building, Room No.G
Telephone 30, myS0
FOB s ALL.

FOB s ALI.
House OF seven rooms, 1888 Chapllno street
House OF six rooms, with modern improve
ments, lot 3jXl2O. South Broadway, Island, S5,oyO
House Of seven rooms Eotf street, l,OOO casn,
balance on easy terms, $500.
Lot on South Jacob street. 500.
Lot on Jacob street. Centre heelingl $40
Very desirable building lots In Bohrens &
spoidels addition; also on the late site OF street
car barnG ,s,
House OF five rooms on EoT street between
TWenty.iourth and Twcnty.fitth streets, $3.50.
House, six ROOMS, Wood street, Centre Wheel'
HOUSE, i've rooms brick, Fourteenth street
Half lot on Twenty-ninth street. s0O.
House, three rooms. First ward, 500.
House, four rooms, Jacob street. Centre WheeI'
Two i very desirable lots on South From street,
.' business house on corner Twcnty.slzth aud
Sl 4 large iot at McArochOn, 100 by soo ieos VERY
cheap. -.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth sIreeX -,
Seven lots, 69xi83 feet, In fHaa' Whste and
G0llagher's addition. Price 500 to S!lO eqch.
Ono OF tho best manufacturing AseA III 'as
city, irontlngon two railroads
Choice lots IL Glendale ,y.,.,,
Lots In Filth ward IN Elisa & WhysSI
addition.
500. 5000 s1,OoO and 5000 to loan on city real
estate.
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HAS HE WITHDRAWN !?
punor That Hill is out of the
Presidential Race.
The new YORK TlMESS STORY

Deuiod by tho Man who is Claimed to
Have tho Important Letter in His
custody...says the New York sena.
,or Has Written no Such Letter, but
1otlmutcs that 1T Might DO Emil
ucntIy Proper for Cleveland to Do So.
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BUarxE is the no plus ultra of insect
destroyers. It never fails. % cents.
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So PER MONTH.
SUM M En- RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Deer Park and Oakland,
On the Crest Of The Allsshanles,
1900 FEET ABOVE T1DE.wArER.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %, 1892.

These famous mountain resorts, situated ct
thu summit Of the AlleghRnics and directly upon
tho main line oil tho Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad.
have the advantage OF It's splendid vOstibuled
express train service both cast and west, and arc
Therefore readily accessible from all parts OF the
country. Ali baltimore & Ohio trains stop at
Deer Park and Oakland during the season.
Rites, 800, SIS and 500 q month, according to
location. Communications should 10 addressed
to GEORGEFD. DESHIELDS, Manager Baltimore
& Ohio Hotels. Cumberland, Nd, up 10 Juno 10:
after that date. either Deer Park or Oakland,
(;nrfett county, Md, nly7.WAB
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FOR SAID.

kl.ncro farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
ESley lots east side OF Lind street and south
OF Tenth street.
No. 26Oi Market street.
No. IS Thirty.hESt street, ground f6xl95
feet, Il rooms, price. ...................S s 900
No 1925 Eotistrcct. half lot..........,..... $500
No. 40 Thlrty.elghth street ................ $500
No. 81 Thirtycighth streGt.................. $3.50
No: 1lS9 Charles street aud three os......... 1850
No. 2i03 Woods street
Pleasant Valley lots, SlGO to $50 each.
6O-acrc farm, known as Porter farm, SIS per
acre.
BELvEDERE LOTS.
No. 100 Main street.
Two cottages on Moundsville camp grounds
No. 2i94 ChapiIne street.
No. IN Sixteenth street.
No. S03l Woods street
No 1898 Woods street
Flve.roomed house and lot at AIcNfeChen.
Four lots In McMechen. MillCr's addition.
No. 226 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chapliuc street property.
No. 90 North Front street
No 1925 McColloch street, lot GOxl9O fect, 500
Lot on South Front street, 81 900.
Lot on South Front street, 81. 40O.
Building for manufacturing purpoSoL
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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FOR RENT.

No. 2ii Sixteenth street, six rooms aud
finished attic, hot aud cold water ........S2o %
Two rooms and stEbe. Williams street..,.... 5 90
No. $50 Market street.. 90
No. 800 Al ey %
No. $50 Main street, five rooms .......... 10 90
No Q Sixteenth street. Is 90
Stable north Of Fourteenth street........... 4 90
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FOR PEEsioSs-wr for Quc,tiOn blank OF
call on
JAMES A. HENRY,
U. s. Claim Attorney, Real Estate Agent, Colleo
torand Notary Public.
iny30 1912 Market Street.
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1871 Main St., Wheeling, W. Va.
w. II. c COPELAND, M. D.
f,nn.Ut1JO,, phwsJnjnn
L. C. DAVIS, M. D.,
81 Resident Physician.

I speclaltcs: Catarrh and all diseases OF the Eye
Ear, Throat and lungs, stomach and all Chronic
Diseases. ofllcc hours, 0 10 II q. m. TO 8 p. m
ITO p, m. Sunday, 10 to II a: m, 2to Ap'm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-28

Potter? We were in Paris week and
came down here to rest. I never can
get any sleep in Pacis, and last night
they put me next room to brute of a
Frenchman who seems to be in the hab-
it of getting drunk after midnight He
kept Inc awake all night, and I'm going
to complain to the manager If he
doesn't give me room where can
have quietness I'll leave"
You're quite right. I'm down here
on the same tack. Let's join forces
and threaten to leave"
Didn't you get any sleep either? 1
wouldn't be surprised if it was the
same man kept you awake, too.
Where's your room?"
"On the top floor"
$50 is mine. OF course it is the
same man. The way he acted would
keep whole fiat awake"
mo. it was two Englishmen. Ittools
two men to wallcn me up [ was very
tired and went to bed about nine
o'clock These two came along about
midnight. They dumped down the
corridor like that statue in the opera
And it was Charley this and Charley
that and Charley won't You have an
other drink? until I got frantic. I
pounded on the wall, but it. did no good.
They laughed"
Dunthorn looked at me for mo-
uent, then he said:
What's the number of your room?r
"No. 81"
"Minc is 25."
Eve been thinking SO for some time. "
81 might have known it was Won by
your villainous French"
Yes, it's all right to say that now.
but you did not think so last night"
mo civilized man should 90 to bed
at nine o'clock. but I'm willing to call
it draw If you are"
And draw it was.-Luke Sharp in
Detroit Free Press.
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sleep, but felt the ground slipping from
under me. Angrily pounded with my
fist on the wall. There was instant ST.
lencc, and shortly after sound of sup
pressed laughter. OF course / should
have gone into the next room and in
the most kindly manner possible, with
the limited appliances at hand, shun!d
have assassinated those two That is
the only remedy, but unfortunately l
was really half asleep, although i
thought was wide awake, and so neg
lectcd sclf-cvidcnt duty. am not
trying to excuse laysclf; 1 am merely
explaining the matter.
"Well, good night. Charley" said
one, and the chatter of his heavy
boots went echoing down the carpet
less hall. The other hummcd to him
self for few moments and then sub
sided. | tried for some time to get
asleep again, but did not succeed
Every minute I became wider awake
and more and more angry at the need
less brutality and utter sclfishness of
my next door neighbor and his friend.
knowing sleep was now out of the
question: | resolved to make night of
1t, and raise row with the landlord in
the morning. / got up, lit the candle
and shifted around the furniture.
wheeled the heavy arm chair into n
corner ard showed over the table near
it. threw open the window to let in
the breath of the sea and to clear out
the tobacco smoke. l rang the electric
bell and brought up the sleepy and as
tonished waiter from the depths.
In beautiful French / asked him to
get me syphon and some other mate
rails for the qucnching of thirst.
The words: "Oh, say" came like u
gronn from the next room.
asked him, still in the choicest
French, what the matter was.
You cursed Frenchman," he NUT
tered, ''hold your blooming row."
When the materials for mitigating
the rigor of the situation arrived got
the arm chair into suitable position
and sat down to read. After a while l
closed the window as the sea air was
trifie chilly at that early hour. At
about three in the morning the man
next door got up and went to the room
OF his friend down the corridor. This
pleased me, for l felt that my re-
venge would be only half complete if
the other fellow got an undisturbed
nights rest
Next morning 1 went into the hotel
office to protest against the interrupt
ton of the night before. There found
haggard man waiting for the mana
ger. looked twice at him before rec
ognizcd him rs ny friend, Charles Dun
thorn, of London.
Hello, Dunthorn," said, when did
You get here; this morning?"
No. ] came last night I'm over
here with Jim Potter. DO you know
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PRISCILLA.

When sweet Priscilla came,
An Quaker dovc-tints dressed,
kerchicf white Us driven snow
Pinned DER her virgin breast;
Her close silk bonnet set
About hor pure, fresh face,
And the milk-whiteness OF her hands
showing thro' mits OF lace;
When sweet Priscilla came,
In Quaker garb srrayed,
One could but think that shc might b
Some saint from Heaven strayed.
lost my heart at sight,
And so. IN very truth,
AT the swift fitting of her glance,
Did every foolish youth.
Sweet Quaker maidl demuro
AS some wood violot,
Or as wind-anemone,
III fcrny corner set.
And often would the smilcs
Within her dimples Turk,
To see us on each other glare,
Ficrccr than bearded Turk.
When sweet Priscilla went
Through every manly heart,
Her Quaker wiles, her Quaker smiles,
Had driven Cupid's dart
And while each fellow sworo
His chance was far ahead,
With some high booted cavalier
Priscilla, sweet, was we'd.
Such worlds depravity
Meath Rerchicf white and prim,
For while she tried her arts on US,
Sho was engaged to him.
M. Dawson Phelps, In N. Y. Sun
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unless there Is an uncarthly row I
sleep till morning. But if after getting
to sleep | am awakened after an hour
or SO generally toss about all night,
using the raGgedcst kind Of language
and getting madden and madden all the
time. OF course, if / could keep cool
and calm and count hundred or
thousand or ton thousand l would
probably drop off to sleep again, but
this / never seem to be able to do
Nothing uses man up Ike the loss
of sleep. The morning after Il wild
orgic, during which the wine has
flowed and drinks have been mixed, is,
l have Ieen told, an irksoine morning,
but | doubt if it is SO depressing as the
day that follows slecplcss night
l went to Brittany not long ago,
principally to put in some long nights
of profound slum Der. ! selected q
sleepy old town on the coast and ex-
pected to be lullcd to rest by the sound
of the sad sea waves. thought tho
heavy air would have somnolent
effect | got room on the top floor Of
the hotel facing the sea, and turned in
the first night rather early Every
thing was intensely quiet, and 1 was
asleep before I knew it.
Now, there is one nationality in this
world whose distinguishing character
istic is On utter disregard for the feel
ings and comfort of other people. They
wander around this planet good
deal. and seom to imagine it was made
purposely for them. In one Of the
hotels in the high Alps there is at
tached to the door Of every room the
following notice:
Persons leaving this hotel for ex-
cursions in the early morning or late
at night will kindly make as little
noise as possible in the corridors. Re-
member the sleeping guests"
1t seemed to me significant fact
that while all other notices in the ho-
tel were in three languages the one
above quoted should alone be in Eng
lish.
Shortly after eleven o'clock at the
Brittany hotel two persons came up to
their rooms on the top floor. The hall
was uncarpeted and these men had on
heavy boots. They noisily arranged
the furniture of the room next to mine,
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a Watch in His Shirt Stud.

"A matchmaker in Newcastle, Eng
land, recently completed set of three
gold shirt studs, the second Iof which
contains watch having dial which is
only three-sixteenths of IN inch in d.
ameter. The three studs, placed in a
shirt front, are connected from behind
by a delicate silver tube containing
winding and setting mechanism. To
wind the watch it is necessary to turn
the upper stud, and to adjust the hands
the lower stud is turned.-Jewelcrs'
Weekly.