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vonen Being Recognized in London.

Women are fast obtaining substantial
recognition in the governing Of London.
There are women members of the board
Of education and various other important
bodies, and if women choose there may
now be wonen dock commissioners. In
a bill before parliament dealing with the
election of dock commissioners, Mr..
Courtney, chairman of the committee,
took Il novel and, as the newspapers de
scribe it, ''praiseworthy" step by striH-
ing ont the words male persons" so
that the franchise might be conferred on
women. The promoters of the bill said
if ladies might vote they might also be-
come commissioners. And why not,
asked Mr.. Courtney, ''if they are good
business wumen:"-LondOn Letter.
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silence Unkind Criticism.

This world could he made better,
said Mrs. French-SheldOn with emphasis.
IF we would exercise more magma
nimity in our judgment Of other peoples
motives, and by devoting ourselves u
the accomplishment Of some fixed object,
ambitious or otherwise, which Will give
scope to latent qualities and develop new
ones, hence tending 10 break down preju-
dice by self enlargement. BY silencIng
the unkind criticism which may be pro-
voked and even deserved. BY recount
ing the good rather rhan the bad ven Of
those inimical to Us. "-New York World
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How to Save Money.

Some men plead poverty when they
are well off. Gilhooly is one Of these
His landlord said to him:
u want You to pay your rent right
Off"
i haven't got any money"
But you have got to pay II any
how"
Now, you look here, if you keep Oh
dunning me for that rent when I've not
got a cent do you know what I'll do:
don't like to do it, but you'll goad ms
10 it."
What VIII You do"
III buy me a house for cash and put
a stop to this paying by the month
| Texas Siftings.
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beautiful Enec in Mahogany

\ peculiarly fine effect in mahogany
is obtained 10y saving crotches. y piece
is sawed just above and just below a
point where two limbs shoot out on OPP
posite sides. When such Il piece is prop
erly cut up into veneer the crotches
show in beautiful plumelike markings
through the middle of each sheet.-New
York sun.
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Teacher-ln China criminals are fire.
quently ~seujenced TO be kept awake un-
til insanity asd death result. Now
how do you suppose they keep them
from falling asleep?
Little Girl eldest of a small family
| guess they gives EN- a baby TO take
care of.-GOod News
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4 Com ~parison.

Judge-What sort of a man, now. was
II YOU saw commit the assault:
Constable-Sure, your honor he was
a small. insignificant cratur about your
own size. your honor.-Exchange.
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Glass Made Transparent Quickly.

\ method OF quickly rendering glass
transparent during the process Of nan
facture consists IN forcing into the
melted materials a stream Of oxygen
gas, the enormous heat generated oxidlz-
ing all deleterious materials.-Eew York
Journal.
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Out at Night.

Auny-uow did you catch such a
cold:
Wee Niece-Lookin at zee rollyboly-
alicc.-Good News.
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rHE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Played by tho League Clubs


1bbEBEuAys
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 26-The
Pittsburghs developed a batting streak
to-day; many of their drives we're
stopped by fine fielding. wehing left
the box after the seventh inning. At
tendance 727. Score: Pittsburgh IL;
Philadelphia 8. Earned, Pittsburgh 5.
Errors, 2 and 5. Hits, 9 and s. Pitch
ers, Smith, weighing and Carey. UNI
pire, Gafney.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 26.-The Col.
onels were full Of ginger to-day and
shut the bean eaters out Attendance
1900. Score: Louisville 4; Boston o.;
Errors, and 6. Hits, 6and /. Pitchers,
Sanders and staley. Earned, Louisville
l. Umpire, Burns.
ST. LOUIS, August 26-Ed Crane put
the Browns to sleep to-day and sent
them to bed wrapped up in coat of
whitewash. Score: st. Louis, none;
New York, 8. Errors, St. Louis 2.
Hits, 4 and 8. Earned, New York g.
Pitchers, Hawley and Crane. Umpire,
Snyder.
CLEVELAND, O., August 26.-Two
games ware played here to-day and the
home team won both Of them. Atten-
dance, $500. First game: Cleveland,
s; Brooklyn, l. Errors, Brooklyn s.
Hits, Z and 8. Pitchers, Cuppy and
Kennedy.
Second game: Cleveland, 7; Brooklyn,
4. Errors, two each. Hits. eight each.
Earned, Cleveland 8. Pitchers, Young
and Foutz, Umpire, Lynch.
CHICAGO, August 26.-The colts batted
hard today and easily won the game
Attendance, 900. Score: Washington,
2; Chicago, g. Earned, l and4. Errors,
two each. Hits, Q and IL. Pitchers,
Duryea, Killen and Gumbert. Umpire,
Emilia --
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HOOPS PILLS arc the best atter.dinnsr
Pills. They assist digestion and cure headache.
AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
should make your advertising effec-
tive-ifan electric light be available,
you should not use a "tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that9 Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your an
nouncement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by vexing his or her eyesl
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BUSINESS IS GOOD.

r. G. Dun's Weekly Review OF Trade
The situation Satisfactory and tho Out
look Bright
New YORK, August 26.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says: In
all aspects, the business situations ap-
pear more favorable than week ago.
Manufacturers are more fully employed,
Several great controversies have ended
and crop reports are somewhat more
satisfactory.
At Pittsburgh raw. iron. is slightly
weaker, though some of thaworks have
not yet finished repairs, and the win
dow glass works will not all be in oper-
alton till the end Of September.
All manufactures are now doing we'll.
Nearly all the mills have resumed work
since the settlement Of wages at Pitts
burgh and in Ohio, and demands for
the material increase, but production
apparently increases more, as pig iron
is weaker at Pittsburgh, There is a
better demand for finished products
and general activity.
Copper and tin are steady, and work
and sales of heavy weights for the sea-
son are thought to have never been
exceeded.
The business failures throughout the
country during the last seven days
number $50; for the same week last
year 22G. -
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FRIGHTFUL NINE DISASTER.

An Explosion Entomb. A Hundred and
Fifty workmen--rhe Chances Are that
they Are Burned or Suflocated-A Terri
BILE Possibility.
LONDON, August ga fearful mining
accident occurred this morning at the
Park slip coal pit, near Bridge.end, a
mining town in Glamorshire, in Wales.
The day SHIFT OF miners had not been
long in the.mine before a most terrible
explosion was heard. The day shift
comprised $50 men and their relatives
and friends rushed to the pit mouth to
learn the extent OF the disaster. The
explosion had caused the earth and
rock to fall and the mouth OF the pit
was closed. mot a single man of the
$50 in the mine had made his escape
and it is feared that there has been
great loss of life. Hundreds of the
miners in the vicinity have volunteered
their services and the work of clearing
the pit mouth is being pushed as rapid.
" as circumstances will permit. All
round the pit are gathered women and
children hoping for the best, yet ex-
pecting the worst. The mine officials
hold out all the hope possible, but it
can easily be seen that they fail to
make the mothers and wives believe
that there Is much hope.
at six o'clock this evening arescuing
party assembled to the surface bearing
with them two men. whom they had
found near the bottom of the pit.
Both men were badly burned and UNI
conscious. The physicians hold little
hope OF their recovery.
Shortly afterthese men were brought
up, the flames from the burning pit as
cended and set fire to the structure at
the pit head. When flames issued from
the pit, all hope was abandoned.
Those who escaped death in the explo-
sion have certainly been sutfocated or
burned to death. The disaster is one of
the worst that has occurred in mining
district for many years.
A later dispatch says: A large num-
her OF rescuers are working in the Park
Slip pit. Many have been hoisted up
exhausted. Seven miners found dead
have not yet been brought to the sur
face. The explosion was felt over an
area often miles. It caused tremendous
falls Of earth, which completely blocked
the galleries. As the workings extend
LOO yards, it is hoped that some Of the
miners who were working at good dis.
lance from the explosion occurred will
be rescued alive.
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A rARIFF oBJECr LESSON.

Another Big EuglIsh Industry Closed by
the Mckinley BilI-Amerioan' Factories
Now supply This Market.
LONDON, August pa meeting has
been summoned of the shareholders in
the company Of Salt Sons, owners Of
the famous factories at saltaire, on the
river Are, about three miles from Brad
ford. saltaire is known as the model
village, the late Sir Titus Salt having es-
tablished there homes for his opera
tiyes, with surroundings according to
most improved and progressive plans:
The business of the company has OF
late become so depressed that it is seri-
ously proposed to wind 1t up. The
company is a limited one, and was
formed In 1881, with a capital OF one mil
lion two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds, to conduct the business OF the
late Titus Salt. The late losses OF the
company are attributed to the Mckinley
Bill, which has deprived the. company
of considerable market in America.
The assets Of the concern are valued at
upwards OF q quarter of million OF
pounds sterling, beyond all liabilities
The trade liabilities are about 100000
pounds. The firm formerly manufac-
tured altogether alpacas and worsteds,
but of recent years has chiefly manufac.
tured plush goods. Since the McKin-
ley law went into operation, the BUSH
ness has been reduced to tenth OF it's
former magnitude. The concern once
employed 1000 operatives, and visitors
from all parts OF the world were
pointed with pride to the model town
Of Sir Titus Salt. The news Of the con-
dition of the company has caused a
widespread sensation in trade circles.
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[c6pwtgh, 1892, blythe NeS York Associated Pre'S
LONDON, August 26.-The officials OF
the local government board charged to
watch the progress OF cholera are to-
night less confident of the metropolis
escaping visitation of the disease.
The Gravesend cases are undoubtedly
cases of Asiatic cholera. The medical
officers who inspected the steamer
Comma, from which the cholera
stricken passengers were landed, per-
mitted number OF othar passengers to
proceed to London under the excuse
that they had not been in contact with
that part OF the vessel in which was the
infectious disease.
It was said precautionary measures
were taken to disintect the passengers.
but this statement, which has only been
made since the character Of the disease
declared itself, is discredited. With
cholera at Gravesend and infected per-
sons probably roaming about in our
midst, some outbreak OF the disease
in London is considered inevitable.
The port OF London is not properly
watched. The sanitary committee has
applied for a vast increase OF staff.
Otherwise it caunot undertake the sur
veillance Of ships entering the Thames
from infected continental ports. The
port staff is being daily reinforced, as
the officers are being overworked, in
spectine, disinfecting and burning
clothing, bedding, etc. But no Thames
Gordon will suffice to utoutthe danger
of infection. A stream OF arrivals from
the continent comes via Harwich.
Southampton and other ports by train
without inspection. Railways and
steamship companies, excepting the
trans Atlantic lines, show no inten-
ton of snspending their ordinary ar
rangements. In spite of the setting up
Of quarantine in foreign ports, traffic
will continue, making supervision on
the Thames almost valueless. The
authorities expect an outbreak and are
preparing to meet it
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 4 1872,

at 10 o. o'clock a. M, offer for sale at tho north
door Of tho Court House OF Ohio County. W.
Va. In tho city Of Wheeling at public auction.
10 the highest bidder, on the terms hereinafter
mentioned, the property described as follows,
viz: All that certain tract OF land situated IN
Ohio county, West Virginia adjoining the Penn;'
sylvania State line and lands OF James TODD
and others, and bounded and described as fol-
lows to.wlt: Beginning at large white OAK
corner to lands OF Hugh ErEkinO; thence by
lands Of James Todd north 24s4o west 2i.6 poles
10 stone; thence north 49, west ?6k poles 70
a stake; thence north A9li east IL. 3 poles V :
stake; thence north 100 west 2S.S poie33
10 a rod oak; thence north SIG west =
poles to stone; thence north S71So cast olo
poles to a stone; thence south s2i<o east . poles
to stone; thence north VI east So 8 poles 20 I
stone; thence by lands Of Porter and Chambers
north 871So east % poles 10 stone IN the stIe
line; thence south II west 1914 poles 70 poinII
near white oak; thence by line Of Mcdonald
heirs south 671{e west poles 70 a stones thence
south % east 10 poles 10 white oak; theme
south 6Sl4s west q poles to a sugar; thenee
south 1872 east q poles to white oak; thehSs
south 29' west IS poles to stone; thonce Sou!LH
500 east III poles to white oakI thence s9uIl
461Ss east 80 poles 10 beech; thence BY LANDS o.
Hugh Erskine north ST. west 6S POLES TO "
place OF beginning, and containing N acres Auu
y poles. more or less.
as the purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, Iao
balance In two equal annual payments, notes y
be given for the deferred installments. beanH
interest from tho date Of sale payable annual!i
with good security, and the title TO be reA'nea
until full payment o,, ,-..-,,.
aus B. s. ALLIsOS. Trlstee:.
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PAR1s, August ga dispatch from
Livene, a mining town says that trouble
between the French and Belgian miners
employed there eliminated to-day in a
very serious disturbance. The French
men in body attacked the dwellings
occupied by the Belgians and smashed
every window in them. The Belgians
appealed to the gen d'armes for help to
GERS attempted to dispense the rioters,
the latter showed such an ugly DISPOSE.
tion that it was found necessary to call
upon the troops to suppress the disor-
der.
The Belgian miners have been advis-
ed to leave France in the event of fur
Their assaults being made upon them.
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A BIG RAIN
Docs Considerable Damage In St Law
renee County, New York.

Does Considerable Damage In 81. Law
renee County, New York.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, August 26.-Dis-
patches from St. Lawrence county re-
port an unprecedented downpour of
rain yesterday, amounting to upwards
of five inches. At ogdensburg little
girl was drowned in creek which was
perfectly dry the day before. Sewers
have burst and cellars are flooded. At
Potsdam citizen attempted to wade
across street and narrowly escaped
drowning in hole which the water had
made. Some small bridges have been
swept away in other parts of st. Law
renee county. The railroad washouts
have been repaired sufficiently to allow
trains to run.
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el1nInR REPuBLloANs.
Convention in Troy District Largely 4
tend0d.

G0uNohtAou IN 1E9y OAs$asSs 80
spceial Correspondence Of ne latsatoeHeer.
Cox's Mills, GILMER County, August
2e-The Republican eovention for Troy
district was held at cox's Mills, August
20. There was greater number of Re-
publicans present than at any conven-
ton ever held in Troy district.
The convention, elected the following
district executive committees: d. =.
stuter, J. NJ. Hoey, Clay Heckert and D.
r. Means. Clark Woofter is ax-oticio
chairman OF the above committee.
The following candidates were nom
mated: For Justices, F. E. Cox and A.
S. Britain; for constables, Joseph Ma
theny and Andrew Reed.
The conventional ourned after listen
ing to pointed and earnest speech by
DR.. E. H. Dodson.
The Republicans Of Troy district are
we'll organized and harmonious this
year. They are all working TO perpetu-
ate the principles Of the party that
saved the Union and made its people
prosperous intelligent and happy.
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FinnnoIallr Emhnrrns.nh.

A large manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and who
was overworked and broken down with
nervous exhaustion, went to a celebrated
specialist. He was told that the. only
thing needed was to be relieved Of care
and worry, and have a change of
thought This doctor was more con-
siderate Of his patients health than
of his financial circumstances. He
ought to have advised him to use DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, the best
remedy for nervous prostration, sleep
lessness, dizziness, headache, i'll effects
Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, etc.
Thousands testify to cures. Book and
trial bottle free OF Logan Drug Co.'s 5
LIS. Goopsells dry goods the cheapest.
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sixtI, nIatrlct Democrnts.

Special DtspGteh to te IRteltGeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August 26.-
The Sixth district Democratic senator
ial convention meets here septembers.
The nomination by consent goes to
Putnam county. That county has two
aspirants for the nomination. Messrs.
James H. Stewart and "Black" Bower.
Stewart, it is said, is stronger in Put
nam than Bowyer.
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Morley Handsomely Returned.

LONDON, August 26.-The election at
New Castle on Tyne has resulted in the
return Of the Right Hon. John Morley,
chief secretary for Ireland, whose seat
for New Castle in the house OF COM
mons became vacant upon his taking
Office. In the general election Mr.. Nor
ley received 10,9O5 votes, but yesterday
he received l2,SSS votes to his oppo-
nent's II, S44.
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sir. Davis in Falrmout.
,cial Dispoteh 10 he intelligence.

Special Dtspateh 10 The IntelfJeHesT.
FAIRMoNr, W. Va, August 26.-Hon.
7. E. Davis, the future governor, was in
Fairmont to-day making many friends
among the voters. Mr.. Davis expressed
himself as highly pleased with his re-
,ception and the encouragement given
him by the people he met during his
short stay and promised to return be-
fore the end of the campaign. The
people here were very favorably i'm
pressed by his cordial, hearty greeting
and Davis stock went up fifty per cent.
He left for Grafton tonight.
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LoSDoN, Aug. 26-Mr. Morley's re-
turn for New Castle is an immense re-
lief to the Liberals who have been
watching the result with breathless
anxiety. The party never expended
money and energies SO profusely to Sc
cure d local election.
Regarding the home rule bill the Lon
don Chronicle . ignorant travesty Of the
.stiations between Mr.. Gladstone
V GNhe McCarthyites is not deemed
N notice by the Irish party.
IN y personal assurance TO an
" Press representative that
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COLUMBUS, O., August 26.-The Colum-
bus driving park races closed to-day
with a moderate attendance. Sum-
Special RECOURSE 5000, Hal Point
er frat, Direct second; time, 2:l4i,
2:ll9.
First race-2:25 trot, purse $1,000,
Ponce DeLeon won; best time, 2:l5.
Second race-2:17 pace, purse $1,000,
Alvin Swift won; time, 2:17t.
Third race-2:S2 trot, purse $1,000,
Bambos won; time, 2:22
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AllInpoo CondIdato Nominntod.
,tal Df,ratch 70 The intelligence.

ppttIuF UEgIIuICFE 70 tIs IIE1EFE1VETsssI' ~ y
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August 26.-
The Farmers Alliance of the Sixth SEN
atorial district held its convention at
Milton yesterday and nominated Daniel
II. Gates, OF Putnam county, for sena-
tor. Tits said that the Republicans
will not bring out candidate, but will
support Gates. Ii the Alliance and the
Republicans make determined fight
the Sixth may not be represented by a
namncrnf
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a Terrible Accident.
"a pi.patch . a. IntAIloMeer.

Special Dltpdlch % the InldIl1eNlceF.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August pat
Louisa, Ky, yesterday afternoon, a
street sewer caved in burying five men:
The sewer was eleven feet deep and
very narrow. 1t took an hours hard
work to recover the bodies. Oscar
Hughes was dead. Abe Webb was res
cued more dead than alive, both legs
broken and will probably die. Lon
Wilson, it is thought, will also die.
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A DARK OUTLOOK
For London Owing to Lack of
Precautionary Measures.
CHANCES OF CHOLERA EPIDEMIC

Are Observation-Disclosures from the
steamer Gemma, with tho Disease
ON Board Permitted to Land and
Roam About the City Without Be-
ing Examined-.The Port of London
Not Properly watched.-.A Terrible
Mine Disaster 80 A Hundred and
Fifty Miners Entombed in Wales.
Probably That All Are Dead.
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Special Dispatch to the InteLltGenecr.
WAsuIHeToN, D. @. August 26.-Post-
masters appointed to-day: ]. II. Propst,
vice ]. A. Eyster, Halltown, Jefferson
county; R. H. Kidder, vice Emma R.
Tracy, resigned, Iuka, Tyler county.
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THOUSANDS of people will go to the
great picnic to-day by our boat line,
foot OF Twelfth street. But we shall
take great care and allow admitted num-
Der on each boat. :
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the retention Of the whole Of the Irish
members in the imperial parliament Is
an essential feature Of the hill, has ac-
ceptance among all Of the new minis
terial circle.
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage
to the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. D&w
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Special Dispateh 10 tte Inteut0aseer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. August 26.-An
explosion in one of the wheel mills at
the plant Of the Phoenix Powder Com
pany at Kellogg, took place Yesterday
evening at $3.50. No loss OF life.
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FoR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE

Il OF OHIO COUNTY FARM
BY virtue ofR deed OF trust dated the third
day OF January, A. D. 1891, aud recorded IN the
oflice OF tho Clerk OF tho County Court OF 0lllo
County, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book
No. 81, page 57S. made by Daniel Mcdonald and
Harvey IL McDonRldto me, the undersigned
trustee will as such trustee on