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have been a relief and it was the only relief ex-
pected Just then my wife (I thank God for good
one) found the book you sent In some out-ofthe-
way place and read 1t through. She discharged tue
attending physician and said We would try the
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Cuticura Remedies

Procured one box OF CUTICURA. one cake OF CUTr-
cURA SOAP, and bottle of CUrIcURA RESoLvENr
/ began to use them about the middle OF last Au-
gust, procuring new supply when the first was
exhausted. l am now well and attend to my mis-
sionary work. / Secretary OF tae Sulliv n
County Bible society (portrait ineloSed). Have
been engaged in missionary work in the county Tor
eighteen years. TO recommend the CUTiCuRA
REMEDIES to suff ring humanity Will be part or
my missionary work in the future.
REV MASON GILLESPIE,
p o. Box IL Mongaup, Sullivan Co. NJ Y.
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CuTIcuRA REMEDIES are the greatest skin cures.
blood purifiers aud humor remedies OF modern
times Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA 50c.;
Soar 25e: II REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the P0r-
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
en- "How TO Cure Skin Diseases jt pages, so
iIlugtratons aud testimonials. Mailed free
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AWFuL pEsTIrUrIoN.

Among Miners In the SChuylklll Region.
How the Reading Explains It,
New YoRK, Feb. ia special to the
World from Hazleton, Pa, says; The
condition OF the miners throughout the
schuylkill region, particularly in the
districts embracing the towns OF shamo'
kin, Mount Carmel, Ashland, Girard-
vile and Centralia, is verging toward
starvation. During the past three
months scores OF collierles have not
worked more than two full weeks ana
the outlook at present is more dismal
than at any other time during the vlr-
tual shut down. Hundreds OF families
are forced to subsist on half the usual
allowance of food and no estimate can
be given the number who are compelled
to accept private charity In order to
keep body and soul together, Aeliet
associations have been formed in near
ly all towns, and through them many
sad cases OF destitution have been re-
ported and temporary help given;
In speaking OF the situation, Thomas
Conlin, member Of the relief commit
tee at Centralia, said:
1.-THE most abject want and suffering
prevails among tho miners throughout
this district. You can form no idea OF
how bad it is unless you visit them. In
one house we found woman preparing
supper for herself and four small chill
dren, She divided piece OF black
bread among them and in pot on the
fire she had brewed black coffee from q
burnt bread crust The children's faces
were pinched and their clothes were
patched and hung in rags. The moth
er's face was pale and hapgard.. Her
husband had left home that morning to
again try to secure work. She told me
that their fare for weeks had been just
what / saw. Many days she had been
without bite, and meat was entirely
unknown to them"
MANY storekeepers have closed their
doors, being forced to tho wal and 9TH
ers have adopted cash trade system.
On the street corners knots OF men
gather, gravely discussing the deplora-
BILE condition OF things. Numerous
theories arc advanced as to the real
cause OF the depression. They claim
that the price OF coal just now at tide
water is higher and that the demand Is
more active than it has been for years,
and they fail to understand why the
Reading company refuses TO operate its
mines.
The company, on the other hand, an
nounces that it's difficult to supply the
ears and that the extremely cold
weather has made 1t impossible for it to
move loaded trains between Paio Alto
and PorL Richmond, and that its eX-
pertinent lately OF washing the coal at
the mines has proved expensive and q
failure. The coal cannot be removed
from the cars owing to its being frozen.
Many cars burst open their sides
while en- route to port, their contents
rolling out in solid and compact mass.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, therefreshing aud truly
beneficial properties Of o perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and foverS
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
Eists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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A rowN TnREArHNnp.
A Great Flood at Port Deposlt-A Repeti-
tion of 1886.

A Great Flood at Port DepOsit-A Repcti-
ton OF 1886.
PoGT DrPosrr, Nd, Feb, 1S-The
Susquehanna river is running wild to-
night. For several days the people
living at Port Deposit have been pre-
pairing for the breaking up Of the ice,
which is goFged at McFall's Ferry,
twentv-six miles above. For nine miles
the ice was piled mountain high. Port
Deposit was submerged in 1856, and the
people knew what to expect should the
break come and the ice fail to find an
outlet. Throughout to-day they have
been moving their belongings from the
river front and carrying them to the
hills. Tho only hotel in the place,
which is far back, is filed with women
and children, who went there TO DO
taken to the country beyond in case the
water invaded the hotel.
AT o'clock the expected break came
and by 0 o'clock the lower part OF Fort
Deposit was submerged. The ice Is
now coming down in great masses and
pushing its way through narrow
channel.
The river is alarmingly high and the
noise made by the ice us it comes thun-
dering down would interfere with sleep
even should the scared inhabitants de-
sire rest But everybody is wide awake
and waiting for the end. The great
mass OF ice is yet expected, 1t may
reach here by 10 o'clock and perhaps
even later. Should the flow increase
and the river keep on rising, Port De-
post will be under water before morn
ing and damage will be enormous.
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REAL ESTATE.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Real Estate offered for sale Now.
Easy Terms.

$500 only for a two.Story brick four rooms
and basement kitchen, natural BlS IN house.
Lot 20 by 1870 Eolfstreet, north OF Eleventh. ~
not sold BEFORE this properly will be offered at
public sale In front OF the Court House on Feb
ruary %, ut 10 o'clock n. IN. Terms cash
S2,aO) for a two.story brick dwelling, five
rooms and lot. Situate on Eoh street. below
twenty-thlrd street.
5000 wo-story brick. FIVE rooms, south side
Fourteenth street
sI,SOO-Framc cottogc and lot on Woods street,
below Twenty-hith Street.
S),000-'rwo-stOr brick. seven rooms and hall,
Fol street, two doors north OF Twelfth street.
st,600-Two.story brick. eight rooms, modern
improvements, on Chapllne, north oil Eleventh
street
81 SOO-Large two-story frame nvo rooms
Thirty .lflh street.
SJ,O0O-Two.story brick. six rooms aud cellar
Fine lot Chaplinc, below Twenty eyonth street
s36O0-Flno two.story brick dwelling, eight
rooms and bath room, NIL modern improve
menis. Market street, near Ninth
81 600 wo.story frame, five rooms, on Locust
street
Sl,5OO-Twostory brick store and five rooms.
Frame three rooms In rear, Main street, below
Twenty.Eccond street
s7OC0-Fine two4tGry residence, ten rooms,
modern improvements, stable IN rear. Lot Al by
100. Market street, south OF Twentieth street.
Sl,b50-New two-story frame, four rooms. Lot
25 by lbs, corner Marshall and Twenty 'seyonth
streets,
SiGlO--Two-story brick, seven rooms. Lot
runs TO creek. Twentieth street opposite y. NJ
@. a. building.
s1,5OO-Two new twostory frame dwellings
Six rooms each and lot east McCOlloch street
Sl.600-Large twO.Stnry brick seven rooms and
hall Lot SO by l0J Iron fence In front. Chap.
line below Thirty.nfth street.
line country residence in best part OF Pleas.
4 io.aSrc garden or dairy farm, four miles up
the river.
OFFERED FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
Here's rare chance for some ono: 10 fect on
Market street, north Of tho postolco. Al feet
and OF on Main street, north OF Sixteenth all
with two and three story brick buildings.
FOR RENT APRIL.
A two.story brick, eight rooms and bath room
Market, above Ninth street
Large store room under AriOn Hall corner
Main nnd Twentieth streets
A two.story brick. seven rooms. Chap)ine be-
low Thirty.1ith street,
A two-story brick, six rooms, Seventeenth
street corner Woods street.
Atwo-st0ry brick, FIVE rooms, Fourteenth St
A double twostOry frame, five rooms and
room In garrett each side. north Penn street,
| Island
forlyNcre garden and dairy farm four
miles upthc river.
ton'acro bottom below McMcehon, on coun.
| W road.
A two-story brick, six rooms, Main street, be.
| low Twenty.siNth.
4 nnc large ollicoroom on Market street, north
OF Fourteenth street.
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Eloycn shipwrecked Men Saved.

GREENS Hill, r. l., Feb. 1S,-The
crew OF eleven men who remained on
board the stranded iour.masted John
PAUL., one OF the finest vessels running
up the Providence river, signaled at
daybreak that they were all right. The
weather moderated during the night
and the sun shone at an early hour.
Tho heavy sea subsidized also and to the
rescue came one OF the biggest OF the
wrecking steamers OF the Merritt Com
pany's fleet OF New York, and tho men
and portion OF the vessels cargo were
removed. 1t is believed the vessel will
be lost. Only the best of weather can
save her.
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LAKE DISAPPEARING.
1t is Sinking Out of slght-Escnplng
Through Hidden outlet.

through u hiuueh O"''o"
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. l3.-Moun-
tain Lake, lasge body of water in
Craig county, Va, near tho West Vir-
ginia line, is disappearing, Tho water,
which usually oyerflows the basin at
this time of year, is now twenty feet be-
low the outlet and is still sinking. The
boats which are used in the summer for
the guests are standing high and dry
on the shores. Asmall stream near BY
which empties into Doey creek is I'M
usually large at present, and it is
thought to BIO carrying of the water
from the lake by some hidden outlet.
Unless some measures are taken to
stop it, it is said the lake will be
emptied entirely in few months. This
lake was originally formed by a large
spring, the stream from which WAS
damned up for cattle, and it is thought
the dam has been opened again, allow
ing the water to escape in the old way.
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AM INsuRANoN rNUsT.
A Secret Association of Underwriters Said
to Exist.

W Aa|NiuNs
New YoRK, Feb. 13.-The Herald
prints three column article which it
is claimed proves that "thero has re-
Gently been formed among the fire in
suranco companies doing business in
New York combination known as the
Tariff Association. 1t includes, with
out an exception, every underwriting
company in the city and, to all intents
and purposes, 1t is trust OF tho most
threatening character"
The Herald claims that insurance men
operate entirely through this secret
tariff" association, which has an iron
clad constitution.
Though preserving separate organiza-
ton, it is asserted the companies are
all powerless to take individual action
in any case. 1t is further stated that
British capital is in control OF the COM
binatiOn
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cupied his seat in the senate this after
noon. His presence is welcomeAo some
people and very unwelcome to others,
as he is said TO be decidedly opposed to
some legislation in which q few people
are interested and they hoped would
go through without much opposition,
His return has caused a change in the
shirt of their dreams.
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ANNEXATION DECIDED ON.
Tho President VIII Send His Message tC
Congress this Week.

Tho President VIII Send HIS message To
Congress this Week.
NEw York, Feb. 13.-The Hcralds
Washington correspondent says: An
nexation of Hawaii has been decided
on, so 1 am told. President Harrison
has fully made up his mind as to the
proper course for him to pursue. In
TACT, am told, he has already given the
annexation commissioners assurances
entirely satisfactory to them-of the
course to be adopted by the Presidents
administration.
Tho President has no intention OF
leaving this matter for the next admin
istration to settle. His message to Con-
gress now under preparation will be
completed probably tomorrow and by
Wednesday will DO before both house
and senate.
am informed that President Harri-
son is devoting much consideration to
this message, intending to make it the
strongest state paper OF his term, and q
fitting close to the administration he
has given the country.
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PARIS, Feb. 13.-Figaro says that
Charles de Lesseps has received per-
mission to see his father. He will be
taken to La Chesnaye to-day guarded by
detectives and will return to prison in
the evening.
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INSANE HOSPITALS
The Visiting Committee Makes an
Interesting Report.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE

A Tax on Alien workmen Wanted.
The Orphans Home Bill Practically
Kined-The Watts "I'orco" Bill Sent
Back to Its Second ReadIag-coI,
ST. Clair Thorn in the Side OF Some
Democrats-c olored People Oppose
the "Jim Crow" Car Bill.
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LobK out for cheap substitutesl Be-
ware OF now remedies. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup has stood the test for
nearly fifty years.
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THE healing and purifying qualities
OF Salvation Oil render II the best arti-
Gle for the speedy cure OF liberated
sores. % cenls. n. -.
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ToR RENT-A NEW FRAME
IL House of Eight Rooms. corner Fourteenth
and Woods streets, Possession April l. InQuIre
at 81 fifteenth street. deN
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TOR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
IL One milo above the Top mill; possesslo1
Immediately. Amply nj No. 40 Fifteenth street
to JOHN r GILCHRlST. no2l
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Dos'T become cOnstipatod. Take
BEEcHAM's Pills
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
DIssoLUTIoN,
FoR RENT.

ITOR RENT-SoME OF THE BEST
H. rooms In our new building, THE CITY
RANK OF WHEELING, {ns5
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Nor RENT-A GOOD HOUSE OF
IL ten rooms, No. 81 Fifteenth street, ali
modern improvements possession given Aprll
l. Inquire nc above number. ieI
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GENERAL NOTICES

Having been duly appointed administrator A,
the estate of DIR. W, j, Hates, deceased, / herein
notify all persons knowing themselves lndebtCI
10 said estate 10 call at 75 Twelfth street AMI
settle same, and all persons having claims Nil
please present same. W. ], RATES IN,
ja2e.T1W Adminslratn,
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TRUSTEES snLs,
NRUsTEEs SALE.
YalnapleCornslOp Opposite PublIcBalld!ng

by virtue Of decd OF trust dated tho ninth
day OF March, eighteen hundred aud nlncty.onA
and recorded IN tho office Of tho CLERK OF lll
County Court OF OHIO county, WoSt Virginia ~
Deed Of Trust Book No ~ page lSs, made 10y
Knte a. Hnndnn aud William NJ llnndlan, hM
husband TO me- the Undersigned trustee, slAH
as such trustee OH
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. II, 1899
nj 10 O'Clock n. m oIdr for saio at the nQfih
door OF tho Court House Of Ohio county. w Va,
In tho city Of Wheeling ut public auction, TO lhe
highest bidder on the terms hereinafter nich'
toned, tho property described In sud decd N
follows. vlzi
Wheeling, West Virginia, situated on the solll'
wosl corner Oi ChApllnO formerly Fourth slicet
and HlNtcCuth formerly John strO0t, aud lCs
mated as sub'diyhlOns number ono ~ Ahu wv
l2) On tho plat 81 the subdivision OF Cefplll lNi
inqnoro number thirteen tl1l IN ne SAID clV Y
Whopitng acknowledged for record is Jame Y
baker aud james II Stout Oh ihs tenth diy I,
January, 1851 and recorded ~ tho ONCE 81 wv
ClOtk OF tho County Court VI Ohio cOuny,N,NN
IN Deed Hook M III page iiD together Wlin W.
the nppurtcnancog fights mud privileges llaI'
unto Ia ANY wise bOlOnqlng or apperthlnlng
TEhMs W SALEi-Onc.ihlrd and as much n,oI
Ms purchaser may elect 10 pay IN cash illc wv
nute IN Two equal payments NJ iWoNo ag1
eighteen months respectively, notes " hp hl,li
Tor tho deferred lnstallmOnls, bearing lhNW,
from tho dalo OF sale, payable aomi.annun,,}i
and secured by decd vi trust on the rr9w,H
or By the trustee rOmlulng lhe tile uniiI N,
payment mud byA policy ~ luNuh9e Vl wv,
buildings for MI least the sum u SLOW no '''"
company satisfactory, 70 gig, ,T!inngG9, r,,.,.,
J. @ ilEnyrY, Auctlonoct i''
Tho sale nboyo Advertised {, postponed WY,
SATURDAY, TEBRu My An. W. 20 10 n'''
a In VIZ HUBBARD, ltw."
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CLOTHING, ETC.
VTTANAMAKER h nROWN.

WANAMAKER 4 BROWN.
NV j. w. TERRELL, Agent,
VIII Opon his gt0to, corner Main and Twenllnth
streets, on Monday morning september ~
loaded down With ihclr f0folgn aid DOmoitlo
samples Of Cloth, mud CNsImeros for Cents
Oyctgoltq md Suits ipr Fall and Winter uSO.
which Tar excel anything before IN quality aud
price, Public Will please call aud examine for
Themselves sen
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WANTED.

WTANTED-AGENTs; SALARY on
w commission; good chance for alyanr'
ment Write with references ELLWANGERt
BARRY, Mt Hope Nurseries, Rochester, y. Y"
hgs a.
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A GENTS.-sALARY AND CoMNIIS
JASON. Best Frategnal osdeF. Asset,. s5,96S
Both Life and Endowment Glasses GlItedget
in every respect Some District Agents waqtei
Araro chance, Address KING * 90, s Uno,
Square, New York. ocS.g
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Proposed land settlers, who hope TO
secure permanent homes in the Chero
kee Strip, may have to do ply sical bat
tie in order TO secure their rights on
the frontier. II is reported that
wealthy spectators have concoeted a
scheme to grab an entire township in
the Strip on ''opening day Z in which
they are to be aided by local cowboy
residents and half breeds, who are on
the ground herding cattle, by permits
sion Of the Government. Thousands
Of persons who are anxious to secure
home sites from the public lands have
already arrived near the grounds, and
many others are enroute. Many Of
these men are fully armed and are pre-.
pared to resist with force any. trick
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to be their rights. The situation APP
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