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II. s, SHORTER, ESQ.
feel now llke o now mnn!

II feel now like a new man!
"What do you think of taking an old man OF
10 years, physically weak and broken down
aud making him feel like u boy agaInl Giving
him new life, health aud strength, and adding
fifteen pounds OF solid tesh to his weak and de-
bilitated iramel
"And all In two months, with three bottle; Of
Dr. Greene's Nervua blood and nerve remedy!
Well, thatisljus what has taken place in me. In
stead Of being weak, debIlItated aud exhausted,
Just able to drag myself around. l feel now like
a new man! l advise all to use DR.. Greene's
Neryura blood aud nerve remedy"
This is the best news possible, especially at
this season OF the year when everybody Is think
ing about taking a spring medicine, This won
deriul remedy Is just what you need, and II you
use It you will find that It will make new per
son OF you in feeling and health. 1t is tho ideal
spring medicine. because 1t Is tho most perfect
blood invlgorator and nerve strengthened.
It'll purely vegetable and harmless aud drug
gistS keep 1t iorsL Doctors recommend 1t, In
deed 1t Is tho prescription and discovery OF one
OF our most prominent physicians, DR.. Greene,
the successful specialist In curing nervous and
chronic diseases. OF SO Yves. Fourteenth street,
New York. He can DO consulted free, person
ally or by letter.
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trip, a short journey to Christiana.
She had u narrow escape from being
crushed in the ice, and her crew nearly
iroze to death.
The most costly OF all furs is the skin
OF the black fox OF Kamschatka, which
dresses Il very pretty blue, These aui-
mails are very scarce, and hard to kill,
A single skin, as a rule, sells for about
$1,000.
A newspaper may be sent from any
part Of the United States to Stanley
Falls, in Africa, 1000 miles beyond
Stanley Pool, for four cents,
Roseberg, S. O., has a three.weeks-oid
baby whose right hand bears the clear
imprint OF n human face,
The smallest soldier in France is
Louis Bernadat, who is only two feet
four inches in height.
Eighty.six of the $50 towns in Massa-
chusetts contain no resident physician.
There are forty-one log school houses
in the state Of New York,
Canada has about $4,000 miles OF
railroad.
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Gm ~qntell6gsmer
Cold Comfort.

What does President Cleveland mean
by "the demoralizing madness for
spolls''P II there be a general madness
for spoils it must be confessed that the
tendency OF that would be demoralizlng,
Madness OF any sort is not u good thing.
Ii President Cleveland refers to the
eagerness OF many men in the victori-
eus party to get ONE OF tho offices,
honors and emoluments within the gift
Of tho national administration, he opens
up a subject for discussion. Tho desire
for these public places, no matter how
strong that desire may be, does not ne
cessarily indicate a mental condition to
be described as madness and is not OF
itself demoralizing.
Few men Of Mr.. Cleveland's age have
sought public office more than he has
mayor, sheriff, governor, thrice sue
cessful in seeking a presidential nomi-
nation, twice in seeking election. This
is q record without parallel. Wa Mr..
Cleveland at these several stages OF his
career afflicted with q "demoralizing
madness for spoils?"
To-day he enjoys for the second time
the richest prize in the gift of his coun-
trymen-s5O,OOO a year, house rent FREQ,
heating, lighting and service without
cost. This Office he greatly desired,
and he bent every energy to getit
Where do the madness and democrat
ization begin? When one OF his party
seeks II $1,000 place or a $1,000 place at
the Presidents disposal? Is it less
vulgar and less patriotic to try to get o
$1,000 office than it is to organize a
movement to get $4,000 worth of
spoils?
1t seems that as soon as Mr.. Cleve.
land had made sure OF his place he be-
gan to hold in contempt those members
OF his party who thought there might
be something for them in a Democratic
triumph. He closed his door against
the small-fry ofice-seekers and opened
his Lakewood wastebasket for the re-
ceipt OF their communications.
Nothing was left undone to make the
rank and file ashamed of themselves for
harboriug the unworthy ambition to
get o few slices for themselves. 1t is a
peculiar view to present to his party
and the country.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Court journals frequently contain
smart sayings attributed TO royal
babies. King Alphonso NH, OF Spain,
Is only six aud one.hnlf years OF age,
but 1t Is told that while no vas confined
TO his room in Seville by illness Senior
Canovas, the prime minister, came in
and called him by his pot name,
"Alphonsito." Tho little king, 1t is al.
legged, looked up and said, with SO.
verify: ITO mamma l am Alphonsito;
TO you l nm King"
Some old time residents OF Washing
ton Heights recall Audubon as h vpnor-
able old gentleman who used TO DO seon
walking amid tho fields and woods OF
what was then II thoroughly rural phrt
Of Manhattan Island. Audubon ostab.
lishod his home on n spot overlooking
tho Hudson Mt tho point now known as
Audubon Park, about 1910, and was a
familiar object TO tho few residents Of
tho region for tho next ten yuarA-Ncw
York Sun,
Ono OF tho rare and beautiful skins
seen occasionally In this country IL that
Of tho vicuna, u small Indian door found
In Peru and other regions OF Western
South America. Tho fur Is soft, thick
and tawny in color, with rich, sunny
glints that givo 1t almost tho luStro Of
velvet
Tho largest turrot ship In tho world,
tho Hood, Of tho British Navy, success.
fully passed. the Official trial OF her ina.
chinery 4 fOw days ago, She has Il dis.
placement OF i4,i60 tons. Tho total
cost OF tho Hood when fully equipped
will Omonnt TO $l,750,00N.
Tho Viking ship that Norway has
built and is sending to the Chicago
fair nearly came TO grief on her litst
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THE INAuauRA1 ADDRESS,
Mhere Are Taey Al?


Pittsburgh Times (Rtpl
The remarkable feature OF President
Clevcland's inaugural is tho fact that
FULLY dye,sixths Of it Is the strongest
kind OF Republican doctrine and a vir-
tual condemnation OF the policy and
principles OF a majority OF the Demo-
cratic party. MI. Cleveland declares
for Il sound aud stable currency, for
genuine civil service reform, against
trusts, for equal rights for all without
distinction OF color, and for fair dealing
with tho Indians. e Certainly
the Democrats who rejoice only because
they are Democrats, when they contem-
plare Gresham at the head OF the cabl-
net and read Mr., Cleveland's inaugural,
must be doing a sight OF wondering, not
only where they are at now, but where
they are going TO be when the big man
who assumed the reins OF power on Sat
urday lays them down Jour years hence
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OUGHT TO Be KNOWN.
A Most SeasOnable Item Of Good
News.
Something That the Public Can De-
pend Upon ut This Trying Season.
And Something Which is Easily
Within the Reach of All.
Nnwbnrg. N. Y. hns Ind q sensaLlon.

Newburg, N. Y, has had a sensation
Itseems that II, S shorter, esq, an old resi-
dent OF IS years of age, who resides at sOl Broad
way, Newburg, began to grow lansuid, got tired
easily, was nervous aud debIlltated, until at last
he became so weak and exhausted that he wa
just able to drag himself around, He lost flesh
and strength so rapidly and became SO alarm
ingly Frustrated that his friends and relatives
despaiFed OF his life.
Now came the marvellous change,
Suddenly Mr., Shorter was transformed from
his condition OF extreme weakness to one oil
strength; his nerves grew quickly strong aud
steady, his muscles became vigorous, his blood
was reytyiaed and enriched, he gained fifteen
pounds in weight, aud to-day he Is in sound and
perfect health.
Such n remarkable transformation in a man
OF his age was u nine days wonder.
Oicourse the cause was eagerly looked for
And the following astonishing facts are stated
exactly as they fell from Mr., shorteTs lips
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CHANGE INAUGURATION DAY.
Can't Dc Done Too Soon.

ritburgh Commercial! Gazette
The remark OF ex-President Harrison
yesterday in regard to a change in the
date OF inauguration day" is worthy OF
attention. 1t is now regarded as u gala
day by tho American people, and mul.
titudes gather at Washington on the
occasion OF an Inauguration to observe
it as such. Unpleasant weather, by its
destruction OF decorations, its promo.
ton OF discomfort and serious and often
fatal sickness, robs the day OF the Gle
ments OF a gala day. Then weather OBJ.
servers inform US that the chances are
three to one that March 4 will be cold
and stormy. That cannot be done too
soon which should have been done long
400.
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IA cW InnngnrntIon nnN.

When II was proposed to change in.
auguration day to tho last Of April II
was said that this was a scheme to give
President Harrison about two months
moro In Office.
Moved by tho killing weather Of re.
cent inauguration days Senator Sher.
mar proposes u constitutional amend
mont to mako April 80 tho beginning Of
tho presidential torn aud providing
that President Clovoland's term shall
end ON that day,
This Ia all right. No Republican will
object to u change Of manifest cxpc'
dioncy because II adds q couple oil
months 10 the term Of q Democratic
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OLD U

James Whtcomb Riley IN The Critic.
III die first" my old Chum paused to say,
"Mindl not a within per of rcgrCt-instcNd.
laugh. and be glad us ! shall, Being dead,
| shall not lodge 50 very fur away
But TINT our mirth shall minglo. SO. the day
Tho word comes, Joy with mo- "Ill try l
said,
Though, even speaking, sighed and shook my
hCnd
And turned, with misted eyes. Ills %roundclny
Rang gnyly o n the stair; and then the door
Opened lnd-cloScd. A something oitho clear,
Hale hope, and force Of wholCs One faith he
had
Abided with mo-strcngthenGd moro and more.
Thcn-thcn they br0nghtht his broken body here -;
And aughcd-whisporlngly. And We were
glad.
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An Unfortunate Date.

E5.Prestdent Harrison in an Interview.
"Tho 4th OF March is an unfortunate
date for the inauguration OF a Presi-
dent" said Mr.. Harrison. at should
be changed to q season when ii we have
rain it will be warm rain. l often look
att crowd circumstahced as that one
was on Saturday and think to myself,
How many Of these people are going
home to die"
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CNlclJ0 THNfS VDem1
Thus declaring himself the President
enters upon the discharge Of his duties.
He possesses courage, fdelityand cheer.
fulness, qualities that will be essential
in carrying out reforms with which he
and the Democratic party in both exc
cutiye and Legislative Office are charged.
All Democrats will wish him well in the
confident feeling that no has the capa.
city fully to meet the task, They will
support him cordially and unitedly,
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NtW T0rk IIRltS IMuOWuOpl
There is the calm and lucid statement
OF incontrovertible principle that con-
yinces without argument and impresses
without eloquence. 1t is craftsmanship
OF the most solid kind, for it is within
the grasp OF the minds that rule in this
country, and is calculated to bring them
to a clear conception oil the conditions
Of safe government, 1t contains the
note OF sanity that is calculated to re-
call the popular reason to its normal
action and dispel the decisions and so.
jurisdictions with which it has been
clouded.
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peyelonment of West Virginia.


Governor MacCorkle, who took an
active part in the state development
convention, and retains q lively interest
in the subject, looks forward hopefully
to the coming meeting OF southern gov
errors, at which it is hoped to devise
plaus to induce settlement in the
southern states.
We shall all DO glad to sec something
come Of this movement, but it is at
least open to question whether West
Virginia has much to gain by identi-
flying itself with u distinctly southern
immigration movement.
Ours is hardly a southern state in tho
that the others arc. Our develop.
ment is, and for the most must continue
TO BIO, on different lines from theirs.
We are not confronted by certain per-
picking questions which stand in their
way. Particularly wo have no race
question.
West Virginia has probably most to
gain by pushing on her own line her
own work of development, and pushing
it hard. A,small part OF the money
spent in the past ton years by tho poor
est and least promising OF tho western
states would produce abundant results
in West Virginia.
Tho Legislature has never appreciated
this point. Tho state has made u good
start. 1t would pay to follow it up.
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An Original statesman.
Philadelphia Record (Dau,l

EW'""'T'V" ~" N"F"TT
In an inaugural address there would
have been no ~propriety in dwelling
upon tho details OF a tariff measure, A
consideration OF these details belongs to
the official message which the President
will deliver to Congress. In his inaug-
urai he could do no more than state the
principle which triumphed in the con
test OF last year; and this he has done
in original phrases, some Of which will
pass into axioms OF political wisdom.
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President. The change should DO made,
and there will never be a better time to
make it.
There are no fundamental principles
which require the President to be in
Quoted into office at one of the most in
clement seasons OF the year, The
country will approve the Sherman
amendment and wish it good luck.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND seems to be
afraid off Congress Democratic in both
branches. What is the matter2 What
does he dread? Is it not the way ho
long has sought and mourncd because
he found it not?
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Nothing Extraordinary.

Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette tRp)
There is nothing out of the ordi-
nary in MI, Cleveland's inaugural ad-
dress. 1t is just such a paper as might
have been expected, since 1t tallies well
in sentiment and phraseology with
public declarations OF like character
with which the public are familiar.
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Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal,

Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal.
Failing to receive aid from the legislat-
ure OF Pennsylvania Rnd the Congress of
the United States, persons who believe
in the project to unite Lake Erie and
the Ohio river by a canal are about to
undertake the organization OF q COM
pany to put the work through,
A meeting is to be held in Pittsburgh
on the Goth inst. at which the subject
will be discussed before capitalists who
are disposed to invest their money. 1t
would be better il the canal were con-
structed by the United States, but a
canal owned by private capital will be
much better than no canal,
The enterprise interests the whole
Ohio valley-it may be said the whole
Mississippi valley-and Wheeling is
hardly less concerned than P~ittsburg.
An easy waterway to the great lakes
would be agreat gain to US in the matter
Of frelghts on our raw materials and on
our finished products.
The railroad ia a useful servant, but
its capacity to handle with dispatchthe
business OF the country does not keep
pace with the country's growth, The
railroads must DO supplemented by
canals where the waterways arc prac.
ticable. There is certain to be a new
era OF canal building in this country.
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IT was remarked that the great Re.
publican state of Pennsylvania made a
better showing at the inaugurati on
than the uncertain Democratic state OF
New York. Perhaps Pennsylvania is
better pleased than New York.
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AN IS Umbrella for 50 at
l. G. DILLON & Co.'s
Half Price Annual Clearance Sale OF

Half Price Annual Clearance Sale of
Ladies' Fine Shoes.
,15O pairs OF Z. G. Burts Celebrated
Fine Hand Turned Button Shoes, odd
sizes, regular So shoes, at So.
"a pairs Laird, Shober & Mitchells
make, IS and 50 shoes at 50 80 and So.
81 pairs Thomas Bottoms 81 so Shoes
at S925.
2S7 pairs of different makes of fine
Shoes from g to s., at exactly half
price. L. v. BLOND.
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AGAIN it is remarked that "the Re.
publican party has outlived its useful.
ness" There never was a time when
the opposition admitted that the Re.
publican party had any usefulness.
Now it is admitted that there was a
time when it was useful to the country.
This is the way the Democratic party
p1ogresses.
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We are acquainted with many moth.
Ors in ContorvillD who would not BIO
without Chnmbcrlain's Cough Remedy
In the house for d good many times its
cost, and are recommending II every
day. From personal experience we can
say that II has broken up bad colds for
our Childron.-COntervlllC, South Da.
kota, Citizen. 5O.cOnt bottle for sale by
druggists. btw
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HIppoLrrE TAME, who died in Paris
last Sunday, is best known to the Eng.
disappearing world by his great Ellis
tory OF English Literature" He was a
deep thinker and a strong writer. He
will be missed in the world OF French
letters, in which he occupied avery
high rank.
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In the cold of inauguration day many
delicate women we're seen to raise to
their delicate lips delicate silver TASKS
containing robust American stimulant.
We shall have to move Inauguration
day further on into the gentle spring
time,
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THERE should be an official news
paper portrait OF President Cleveland.
From recent publications it seems that
divers and sundry persons were in
Quoted into the presidential office last
Saturday.
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PHILADELPHIA health authorities have
started a war OF determination against
hogs dwelling within the city limits.
What sort OF showing will the Quaker
City make in the next census?
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For five hours Nj. Cleveland was
bareheaded in the blast OF inauguration
day. Is this the way to treat a new
President? We must provide a better
dnv
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A TREASURY that is not OVERLOOKING
cannot have terrors Tor the oldDemo-
cratic heart. The Democratic party has
been understood to abhor q surplus.
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TWELVE girls from the Illinois blind
asylum operating type-writors will be a
feature OF the Worlds Fair. These girls
are said to be wonderfully expert The
writing machine opens one more field
of usefulness to the blind, who master
this machine as long since they did the
piano. Here is thought for tho West
Virginia institution.
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Aanaturally results from taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla as personal cleanliness re.
suits from free use Of soap and water.
This great purifier thoroughly eXpcla
scrofuia, salt rheum and all other inn
purlties and builds up every organ Of
the body. Now is the time to take 1t,
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TnE highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yot efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price 20
cents. B
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Why ia it there are no Democratic
comparisons between the Democratic
Congress just deceased and its Ropubli-
can "billion dollar" predecessor? We
pause patiently for au able Democratic
reply.
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A PEW Sterling Silver Handle I'm
brellas, worth Sc, s. and $40 each, will
be sold to-day at So each, at
!. 6. DIXON & Co.'s.
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You can have your teeth extracted
without pain with "0dontunder." APP
piled locally, at Van euren's hotel.
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We shall hear nothing moro Of Adlai
until ho turns over the gavel to his Re.
publican successor.
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Buslnoss.llko aud Non.CommittaI.

Cleveland Lauder tRcp)
President Cleyeland's inaugural adj
dress is a short, terse, though n can
not fully CLEAN from it an ayowal OF the
Immediate intention Of his administra-
ton.
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We havo moro flno high grade China
than all tho china aud iUwclry houses
in tho city combined. Special low
prices for two weeks only TO make room
Tor spring importations.
/, q. DiLLoN & Co.
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l. G. DILLON & Co. are selling fine
high grade silk Umbrellas at So 80 each,
original price s., So and 81 each.
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PERSONS afflicted with chilblains, so
troublesome to many, will find u pleas
ant and permanent cure in Salvation
Oil DC.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL BlssELb smokes
cigarettes, This won't do. We can't
have our letters coming to ua laden
with tho odor Of the deadly cigarette.
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ATTEND our Dnrgnin snlo OF Umbrellas
tlls week, l, Il, DILLON A. 60,
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NEW GOODS!
c. H. WHEELER & SON,
No. 81 TWELFTH ST.
FOR RENTT.
POSSESSION IMMEDIATE.


No. 26Oi Market street, two rooms ..........,,,s 7l
No. 900 Alley Il, two rOoms.. ....."..,"".. 6O
No. 1921 Chapllne street, two ooms..". "o, 5W
No. 2UV0 Main street. .,.',.","".".',,..'' IOW
POSSESSION APRIL l.
No. 1876 Sixteenth street. ........... ......... ....u.s1 3W
No, % South Front strcet............m.,..".. 300
No 80 ALLOW .,..r,......,..... .,,,....,-,,.,.... 5W
Building for manufacturing purposes,
situate OH southeast corner OF Alley II
aud Alley II, between Market and Main
StreetSum..".... .......... oOW
Building on tho southwest corner OF
Sixteenth and Chapllne streets (kpown as
the Arlington Saloon. Livery and Sale
SUlDleSl .",.".,.'..,...,,,. .'','".. ...,''''.'' IUlW
No. 2Gg2 Market street. three Eooms..,,...... co
House OIL alley rear OF 81 Fourteenth street go
No. l4j Folrtocnth street. ..............,....,,. 900
No. 100. Fourteenth street. ..,.,,...m.....". 10
No. 2lSl Main street, store room .............,.. 30
No. 1915 McColloch street ....,................. lsW