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~ ocroR, " said n lady to Dr. Cope.

80 ~ oCToR, :" saida lady to DR.. Cope
land a few days ago, tiny sister
L. says there must be something
wrong about this, because you charge s5a month
aud the doctors We have been goingto charge s.
u visit. She says there surely must DO some
thing wrong"
Here IT'S in plain words You charge so little
you must be robblng the people.
In the paradox is tho absurdity oil H. ana yet'
as absurd as the paradox Is. It gain; listener
There arc some people who. II placed in the
Garden Of Eden, would whisper "lnere must
be something wrong about IT,,
"You charge s. d m~onth-other doctors STA
visit, There must be something wrong ABOUT
There IS, but the wrong is in the s. a visit.
and not in the STA month.
The wrong lies In the gross overcharEeS;; tue
absurdly enormou'fecs Of so many 50 called Spc-
c~ialists and IN the 100 per cont profit OF so many
| retail d TuggistA
Tho sick have to pay far too great a premium
on their misfortune.
There Is the wrong OF II.
DO you understand? "But how eau Dr. Cope'
land and his associates charge S. q mouth Tor
medicines and treatment when other doctors
can't?r
Because they arc willing TO work for far lass
compensation and consequently tIelF ptaciGG
is enormous, Every dollar that is due them Is
paid them. They don't have 10 charge up tue
bad debts OF one patient 10 the open puFse Oh an
other.
Tue puDlC mas given tutlH hHlusoL ,Sus, ".
their patronage and Its con tldence. They iecl
like dividing, so to speak. with the public the
profits Of the work; Ike making their charges
so low that all may avail Themselves Oh thelr
skill.
Dr. Copeland and his associates are putting
this In plain words. but they mean Just whut
tboy say. They are sincere in II. They know
they aFe doing good in this community. ES'
prcsSions OF gratitude. good VIII ald encourage,
mcnt come 10 them daily from the, people, ana
II Is the people whom they Rre trying to please.
not the doctors. nor the druggists, nor the medl-
II Is for the public TO reap the benefit OF this,
mud for doubling rhomascS and jea Gus critics
IN and out OF the profession. TO realize after
awhile that the vast majority OF the public mp
preClntC genuine skill. fairness and liberAltv.
In treating diseases OF the mucous membrane
DR.. Copeland aud his associates have no equals.
Hence they have the bulk OF the practice n Gu
tarrhd al diseases IN the city OF Wheeling. Their
new lung treatment is giving relleiand Is curing
hundreds OF people who have for years suffered
with n weight on the chest. t~ightness ana
wheeling. from coughing, hcmorrhngGi and
night sWcats. and tho other manifestation OF
inCiplent consumption. Tho statements that
they publish each week, given by. patients VINO
have been relieved and cured by them. are IRE
iutable proof OF their ability and success. being,
as they are. Impoverished and unpurchasabie.
free and voluntary, and rendered solely it tho
| purpose of enabling others 10 profit by the ex'
| pcrience of those making them.
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ruE MASSES
How they suffer- from the Tax on Euro.
psan Road scraperS.
Tn ,be Editor Of the EnioQiQeneer.

How they sutror from the Tax on Euro.
psan oad soraperS.
To the Editor Of the Enheli0eaeer.
SlR:--I have passed two sleepless
nights and anxious days since the close
Of Senator Hiscock's meeting Of satur-
day evening. Just think of it costing
the DOOR workingmen of this country
ninety.tve dollars more for a road
planer than they can be bought for in
Canada. Road planners are a necessity
in every family. No mans %accoutre:
ments are complete without a road
Nv abstraction has been the cause Of
anxiety TO my family, aud they have set
a watch on ME for fear l contemplate
suicide or u flop to the Democratic
party. cannot unbosom myself as q
husband and father should, for my boy
Of seventeen, for whom l hope be can
see his way clear to vote for William
Mckinley in 1896. may object to join:
ing a party which puts a tariff on road
planners. | hope you will intercede
with Mr.. Mckinley tomorrow and
have the road planners put on the free
list. By the way, what is a road
planer? In what respect doesn't differ
from aroad scraper? We sell line OF
goods that is made by n party that
makes road sCrapers. and we have a list
OF prices that varies from thirteen dol
lars for one that carries three feet OF
earth to sixty dollars for one that car
ries seventeen cubic feet OF earth, and
we may say, too, that these prices are
subject to q liberal discount, and he
would DO an extortionate jobber who
would not divide that discount with
any man, rich or poor, who sees the
necessity OF having q road scraper in
lieu OF a planer.
But does it not seem strange that q
Democrat would advocate tho displace-
ment OF the pick and shovel that affords
so much labor to q great many men In
this country, by q machine like a road
planer or %scrapcr?
What would have been tho fate OF tho
Democratic party in New York in
years gone by ii the B. P. W. OF that
great city had substituted road scrapers
and planners for the pick and shovel?
We can we'll remember how the great
Tweed m~arshalled his hosts and made
jobs Tor those gentlemen OF Ireland
who were not too proud to work in
streets and alleys, when the suburbs Of
New Yorl; wero being built, and the
sewcrs, gas and water pipes were being
extended. Now, can We find fault with
that lamentod apostle OF Democracy for
thus lcssening tho distress among tho
poor Of Now York in making q way for
then to make a living. except in that
it was a prerequisite thut the benef-
ciary vote the Democratic ticket?
We do not wish to take up too much
OF your time, but hope you will do
what you can to lessen the burdens OF
the poor man who buys two hundred
dollar road plancrs. am,
GAN AMERICAN"
Vheelin1. Oct. II.
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M wR JOSEPH ETTIEN, LazeArrille,
TWN W. Va. a box manufacturer by
4 a occupation, has been a patient of
DR.. Copeland and Associates for Il short time
past, aud, In speaking Of his illness and recov-
cry, made the following statement:
-"IWaSa sick man for four years" said MI.
Ettien, ~ did not know a we'll day in all that
time. My trouble was brought on by exposure:
"Icontracted a severe cold 10 which 4 paid
little attention. expecting 1t TO disappear nat
urally. II did not 20 away, however, but Kept
getting worse till It seemed to attack every part
OF my system.
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To the Editor Ofthe mtettigtacer.
sIR:-Ex-Governor "Bob" Taylor
thinks the government pensions are
paid to buy votes. Now, I know a few
pensioners hereabouts who arc going to
vote for "Grover tho Great" the arch
enemy of pensioners; so ii the Harrison
administration has given thom their
pensions for their votes, they are not
keeping their part Of the contract.
Therefore, l think the pension bureau
should investigate the matter and drop
all such of the rolls. Any old soldier
who endorses Growers sentiments, con.
demus himself us a fraud on account Of
the very pension he gets. FL @. L. GAR.
BRIDGEPORT, o., Oc, IL.
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ONB ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs isothe
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
populAE remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE X Gw Fcs& "a
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MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Neighbour.

News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Neighbour.
The Republican Marching club will
meet this evening at the city building
at Z o'clock sharp to go to Wheeling to
participate in the big parade. The club
will take with it a first-class drum
corps, and will go 100 strong. This
club, the Glenn's Run and-several hun
dred Martins Ferry people will go on
the special on the Terminal. which
leaves Martins Ferry at 1885, Wheeling
time.
Hereafter all prisoners in the lookup
will be placed in cells, John Moore hav-
ing escaped by digging out on Sunday
night. Moore was afterwards rearrested.
Mrs. George Barr has returned from
Beverly, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Richardson.
Mr.. Charles Helling has resigned as
member OF the city council, having
moved to Elwood, Pa.
Orders for largo bunting flags are re-
ceived at tho p~ostofice news stand.
The pudding department at the
Etna mill resumed yesterday.
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SALES.

v At PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT PUBIlIU AUJIIUN,
Being duly authorized, ] will oler for sale, al
public auction. before tue front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county West Virginia in
day OF october, 1897, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. M, that very valuable property situated on
the west side Of Market s'rcct, In the city OF
Wheeling. being the two houses and the ground
whoreon they are situated. lying between the
properly occiplcd by Stanton & Davenport as n
book store. aud the properly Of the Wheeling
Title and Trtst Company. The property IN DO
sold Ia that now occupied by William + Krelg,
loweier, and rs a restaurant Terms OF Sale :
OuGthtrd OF tho purchase money IN cash. and
the residue In two equal annual payments bear
Ing interest from day Of sale. II lien to be re,
timed 10 secure the payment Of tho deferred
purchase money, Title ~undlspuied.
ocj,Aw4F WILLIAM SIMPSON.
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~ had catarrh OF the head. nose and throat.
Ny head was raGked with distressing pains. My
nose and head were stopped up at times, and
caused considerable hawking and splitting, The
catarrh finally extended 10 my bronchial tubes
and stomach. 1 had terrible pains In the chest
and In the right side. :,
my stomach was In mn awful condition; l
hUl no appetite, and. when l forced myself to
eat, my food lag like lend. causing n heavy
bloated up feeling with belching. OF gas Ny
bowels were out OF order, In fact, | was sick all
over, and my condition became so bad that |
thought | could never DO cured. Host flesh and
strength steadily.
II wInt TO Snumbnr OF physicians and took
treatment from them but obtained no relief.
',rersuaded by friends, but without much
hope, l went to Dir. Copeland and associates, and
! have been under their treatment a little over
three months andRm now a we'll man. have
no moro pain: my head, nose. throat and chest
give me no trouble; my stomach and bowels arc
all right again. lean cat anything: am strong
and hearty, and can attend to my duties as well
rs ] ever could. 90
associates to all sufferers. for they have made q
a new man OF me-, as 1 had lost oil hope.
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THERE is SOMETHING WRONG.
But the Wrong Does Not Lie With DR..
Copeland and His Associates.

1t Is in the Gross overoharges aud AD.
solutcly Enormous Fees of Other
PhysIclans-..rno Good That The
Peoples Physicians" Arc Doing in
Placing First Glass Treatment With
In tho Reach of All Cannot BE Com.
putcd.
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AIlle., Nerye md Llver PIlls.

Act on a new neutrality-suspicious.
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. Or. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Uneaualed for mon, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s,
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The first trial OF DR.. Woods Norway
Piuc Syrup will satisfy any n that the
lung.healinR virtue Of the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by
all dealers on a guarantee OF satisfac-
tim. navy
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So PER MONTH.

All diseases Will be treated at the
uniform rate oH$5.OO a month. Medi.
cines furnished free. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for all diseases
md all p~atients.
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FOR SALB.

One ofthe best aud most deslrnble building
lots in Ohio county, the choice Of, Woodsdhlo.
close to The motor line and only a few minutes
drive from the city, size l25x3JJ. at a very con-
Big barsains Ia the property corner Twenty
sixth aud lioNr streets.
Elevenroomed brick house, with brick stable,
on the corner Of Twenty.Sixth street and alley.
VIII offer thi1 property for n few days NJ n less
price than 1t wOuld cost 10 build the house. II
Is n good location for either residence or bust
ness VIII pay IN to II per cent rs an invest
ment.
70 South Huron street, paved street, street car
line, for s. 600
4 six.roomcd house. with large yard, at 6s4
National road, intersection OF Market street
Price $1,000.
building lots everywhere at low prices
To let-BeSt flat in the city.
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MIR. ETTIEN TEsrIFIEs

tho Ability and skill of DIR. Copeland
aud Associates-Another Instance whcre
Severe Head, Throat and Stomach
groubIes Result from Neglected Catarrh.
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Tow Rates to the Pittsburgh Exposition.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces low rate excursion to
tho Pittsburgh Exposition on Thursday.
October IS, Saturday, October 10, and
Thursday, October 20, at 50 90 for the
round trip, including admission to the
Exposition. Tickets good to return sec
ond day after date OF purchase.
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FOR REHTT.
FOR SALE.

No. 1861 Mccolloch street. ....,.,,............. 2,SO1
Lot on South Huron stvcet.""m."........... 40
Desirable residence. Chaplinc street ,....... 1t0O
No. q seventeenth street m..."..... 23O
No III Nineteenth street ................. l,GOJ
No IN! !G and Ml a ia si'fi St.. s.oto 100" ",.n.. "na a%@... 1000
No inih Chlpilnc cct...."....,...a..... -
No. 2l02 Chapllnc street .",...,. ......... ...n... 1000
No. 1872 Woods street ......" ....,,..n..,...... l,5lJ
Exley lots, east sido OF Lind street. south
ofTcnih street, SO a front foot
Nc. IS Thirty-iirSt street. .".a..n.......,..... hOll
No. 1925 Eoafstroct, half LOT. -. ,..,,............. 3.2lD
No. &c Thirty.cighth street .........,-...... SOD
No. - Thirty-eighth street 80. ,................. 2,blJ
No. .Q1i and 2aJj CalplinG street ....".,....... 32Dl
No. 1883 Charles street and thrcc lotS........ 100
No. 2lG SiEtecnth street. ..........u"...... BOD
No iOoj McColloch street. cottage, brick,
seven rooms, ground G0S1aO foai........... S.oO
South Front street. los
Pleasant Valley lots,
Belycdcre lots,
az nrreU ofland at Pleasant Valley: new MOD.
ern house OF seven rooms. and two other houses
on sud land.
FOR PENsloNs-wrl,c for Question Blaak or
Gallon
JAMES A. HENRY
u. S. Claim Attorney. Real Esal.e Agent Coli1I.
rand Notary Pnbllc.
ocj 1912 Market Street.
.
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cRoss on the POntoon Bridge, foot Of
Twelfth street.
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1871 Main ST., Wheeling, VI. Va.
W. H. COPELAND, N. D.,
Consulting physicIau.
E. o. BELL, M. D.
L. G. v M. D.,
Resident Physicians

specialies: catarrh and all diseases OF the Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach ana all Chronic
Diseases Ohlce hours, 0 to II a m. . TO 5 p. M,
70 9 p. M. Sunday, Toto L o. NJ 40 =. IN.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castofia.
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cArr. povENEN ~ LEWIS.

A Series of Largo and Successful Meet
ing - Tho Captain Received Every.
where by Large aud Enthusiastic
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pemocrntIe o!d soldIsrs.
To he Editor ofMc mteAgactr,

Wheeling, Del. II.
, 1892-04-20
A D-EMORALISED PARROT.

In CornhiU Mr.. Grant Allen has an inter
esting paper, entitled Pretty Poll" in which
he describes with his facile pen the habits Of
the parrot tribe. They are all vegetarians,
with the exception Of the New Zealand Kea.
The settlers have taught the Maori to wear
tall hats ard to drink strong liquors
and they have thrown temptation in the wayof
even the once innocent native parrot. Before
the white man came, in fact, the kea was q
mild-mannered nuit-eating or honey-sucking
bird. But as soon as interpretations were esta-
blished in the island these degenerate parrots
began to acquire a distinct t rste for raw mutton.
AT first, to be sure, they ate only tho Sleeps
heads and ofal that were thrown out rom the
slaughter houses, picking the bones as clean Of
meat as a dog or q iackal. But in process Of
time, as the taste for blood grew upon them, a
still viler idea entered into Their wicked heads.
The first step on the downward path suggest
ed the second. If dead sheep are good to eat,
why not living ones? The kea, bordering
deeply on this abstruse problem, solved it at
once with an emphatic Affirmative. And he
~straightway proceeded to act upon his con-
|victions, and invent a really hideoas mode Of
procedure. Perching on the backs OF the liv-
ing sheep be hasnow iearnttho exact spot where
the kidneys are to be found; and he tears open
the flesh to get at these dainty mofsoIs, which
he pulls out and devours, leaving the animal to
die in miserable agony. as many as two hum
dred ewes have thus been kil,ed in "a night at
a angle station Rerieo Of Re0'ec6.
, 1892-04-20

Professor Huxley writes to The Times. say
ing-"Itrust that Lady BIake's proposal to
found a marine biological station IN Jamaica
may meet with cordial support here and in the
United States. Animal life is indescribably
abundant and varied IN the intertropical seas
but the nero fringe of it has, as yet been skim
med by naturalists, under difficulties litter.
ally cribbed, cabined, and confined on board
and, at best, unable to do more than collect
and observe. Systematic investigation OF the
more difficult prooloms- for instance, those Of
deyelopment-whicb are Of such vast impor-
lance to the modern biologist, has been out Of
the question. Of the NewWorld brought to
light by Columbus only that portion which
lies in and beneath the waters Of the sea
remains to be explored and surely, no better
memorial to the great discoverer can be de-
vised than an institution which shall enable
us 10 finish his work.
, 1892-04-20
KILLED BY AN ALLIGATOR.

While a woman ramed Rachel Barrett
was drawing water from the river at t!ie
ferry on the Spanish Town Road on We'd
nesday the End inst. she was attacked by an
alligator, which bit her severely on the leg.
She vas rescued from its jaws by George
Magen and William Thomas aud was car
ried to the hospital in Kingston, where she
fingered in great pain until Friday, when
she succumbed to the injuries she had re-
ceived. The alligator is still at large and
frequents the spot where people obtain
their water. It would be well ii The animal
could be shot.-JGmajcG Cleaner. 2l@
March.
, 1892-04-20

RT is hereby brought to public
q notice, that during midwife
Mrs. HOYER'S illness Mrs. NEU-
MANN will take charge Of the 4th
district besides her own district,
the 3rd.
Government ssoretary's Office, St. Croix,
April 7th 1892.
LTMPRICHT.
, 1892-04-20

The Oldest steam factory in Scandinavia for the preparation of preserved
provisions of every description, such as meats, game, fish, vegetables, fruits
svrups, fruit colourings and lobster cdourng.
The largest stock in Scandinavia of all kinds of preserved ehcacIes
anchovies. Preserved Herrings, Sardines, Lobster, Salmon, oysters Aackerel
Caviare. Condensed Milk with or without sugar.
A large assortment Of all kinds of French and English vinegars pickles.
mustard and sauces of various descriptions.
Genuine hufas mushrooms and pate defoegrasin packages ofdiferents sizes
English and French biscuits sin great variety:
The largest stock of all kinds of genuine hqUeurs, Benedichne. Cacao,
Chartreuse, Cognac, Curacao, Angostura, Absnthe, Yarmouth, Whisky and
Geneva
All preserved provisions guaranteed to be of the best quality and to keep
in all attitudes
Export price list sent gratis and postagehee.
Id. BEAUVAIS.
hObehHQEn K
, 1892-04-20

The Sultan of Turkey has consented t9 the
erection of q mosque at the Exposition grounds
for the religious services of Mohammedans
who attend the Fair. 1t is reported that S.,
900 will be expended in its erection.
, 1892-04-20

despatch states that a silversmith in Mon
terey, Mexico, is engaged on work in Silver
which when completed will be an exact repro
duotion of the Agricultural Building now being
built on the Exposition grounds, Chicago. twill
be eight feet wide, will contain a quantity of sill
yer valued as bullion at$i0 zoe and when fin
i she'd will be valued at $4,000,
, 1892-04-20
ekjendtgjorelse

- EFT bringes herved til offentlig
80 Kundskab at under Jordemo-
der HOYER'S Sygdomsforfald over
tages 4de Distrikt af Jordemoderen
i 3die Distrikt NEUMANN tillige-
med dennes eget Distrikt.
Gouvernements - Secretariatet, st. Croix, den
7ds April 1892.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1892-04-20

The Horticultural Department Exposition is
planning to have a magnificent rose garden, in
which will b. f,lly 800 Q plants besides
la ge groups IN special a.esa. lhe garden
will be Of classic .l4sign, Will temples. arbote'
archways and ~trellises.
, 1892-04-20
St. Thomas, 5lst March, 1852.
NOTICE.

if)Y mutual agreement Mr.. JOHN
ID DAVIS retires from our Firm at
this date. The business will hence
forward becontinue under same name
by our Mr.. THOMAS PEARSON
for his sole account.
THOS. PEARSON & Co.
, 1892-04-20
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

Prom the Barbados Taxpayer
, 1892-04-20
7. D. BEAUvA1s, Kjobenhavn K.

Pmgevorb the Royal Cout,
t.,dor fer tbs Donis4 and Spahsh armies md naes. Contractor for all tho re"t
Expeditions starting from ScGndinG~a.
, 1892-04-20

Translation.