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Writes a. follows" Saxet Med. Co., Dsll.s
x.%Enclo sed Ind IS 90 for which send
me SIX bottles OF ssxet. have had rhsu-
patism, and 6a1et Is the only thing that
lever got TO do me any good. Please send
At once BY sxpress 10 dreenup nlinoise.h
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by ehilohs
Natarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents
Nasal Injector free. Sold BY Viii
liamso Drug %.
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BED ROOM SUITS.

We have no shoddy goods. but
If you want thoroughly reliable
suit at wonderfully low figure,
We can please you. Notice the
suits we are offering at SIS. 50,
$3.50, s5o.5o $1,000 aud $45 90.
These are cost figures and one
e1ird under real value.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
saeh bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Rene
iy. Phes 80 cents. For sale by
Williamson Drug company.
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All kinds of spring wagons and
family hacks at
T. p. SPARKS & Sons
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See Kirkpatrick for good building
lots in East Waco.
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"HACKMETACk;" q lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price rs and 80
,ents. For sale by Williamson Drug
company.
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EDWARD TOBY JR,
Expert Accountant and Teller ffO''
dent National Bank.

Climax Oil should be IN every
household, The best family retheu'
on earth-try it.
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BERLIN, jan. 1.-Emporor William,
who visited sigmaringon to attend tho
nuptints yesterday OF the crown prince
Of Roumania and Princess Mario Of
Edinburgh, loft thorc this morning on
his saloon train, ostenBibly to visit
Carlsruhe, the capital Of Baden. No
intimation III his intention to visit tho
place had boon given to tho military
Authorities, and his sudden arrival, pur.
posely planned TO surprise the garrison,
succeeded In its object, There was great
hufrying and calling to arms when hts
presence became known, and In q tGw
minutes the troops wero ready 10 70.
colye him with all military honore.
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loo in tMe New YorN Msrbor.

New YoRK, Jan. 1l.-No such Jam of
floating leo has been experienced in
New York harbor since the great bliz-
card of March 10 1888, as is completely
blocking all shipping to-day. At City
Island large fleet Of schooners is ice
bound and the sound boats arc all half
q day late in passing the battery. At
tho ferries the clips are SO jammed with
leo as to completely stop traffic. At the
Barclay street ferry traffic was sus-
pended between S and o'clock this
morning. At Staten Island boats have
been unable to onterthe clip and landed
their passengers and tcRma ut various
other places -Four car floats, three
large schooners, goycn tug boats ana u
large number OF canal boats arc fast in
the leo of the battery.
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A CompromI,o may DO ltencllcd

TorEKA, KAs,, JAN, ft,-At 1890
q conference was hold in the governors
Office at which all the three parties
worc represented in tho attempt to
straighton out the house tanglc. Tho
conference agreed upon q plan to ad'
morrow morning.
A conference committee was appoint-
cd 10 consider in tho mean time q
measure OF compromise. This commit
too is To DO composed OF the
chhlrmon OF tho Republican, Dem
ocrntic and populist state central
committees and four members from zach
party, TO be- elected by tho Ghairtnen.
Tho committee Is undor instructions to
formulate plan OF compromise by
which tho two houses may DO dissolved
and q single now organization elected.
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BLAINE AGAIN BETTER.
But his Physicians Refuse to Say
Anything for the Future.
STREET PIANO is AGAIN ON HAND
Aud James G, jr., Pays or tho Italians
after Pot POnErI of Irish Lively
AIrs-,Fho Family so Encouraged
that Several Members Brave the 10y
Air tor ConstltutionaIs,

WASHINGTON, D, O., Jan, II, = The
long watches OF the night brought no
change in the condition of MIR, Blaine.
This was contrary to expectation. for
the serious attacks OF the early hours OF
the twopreceedinG days and the alarm
ing symptoms OF Saturday night had
caused tho minds of physicians and
watchers to apprehend turn for the
worse in the hours bordering on mid
night, But these pniavorable symp-
toms did not appear, The physicians,
Doctors Johnson and Hyatt, left their
patient at q quarter at ten last night,
after becoming convinced that there
was no immediate danger They left
word OF course that they should be
summoned in tho event OF the appear
ance Of uniayorablc symptoms.
The doors OF the mansion were opened
early this morning, At s o'clock the
attendant Mt the door stated that Mr..
Blaine had rested quietly and comforts
ably during the night and was much
better.
DR.. Johnston made his first call on
Mr.. Blaine shortly after II o'clock and
remained half an hour, On leaving he
stated that Mr. Blaine had passed a
comfortable night, and was then very
comfortable, andappeared lobe stronger
than he was yesterday. The physicians
would not issue another bulletin, as it
was not considered necessary.
Eyer since his serious attack OF heart
failure early yesterday morning Mr.,
BIaine's condition has improved steadi-
ly and in way that has surprised the
watchers at tho bedside. II was said to.
day that it would be- almost impossible
10 conceive of a greater change for the
better than had taken place since yes
terday.
All callers at the house to-day were
answered in tho most cheerful tone,
and it was evident that the members OF
the family, while not daring to hopefor
any permanent Improvement, are yet
very much encouraged by the change.
This was shown to-day by the fact that
several mcmbers OF tho family were out
enjoying short walks in tho brisk mir.
DR.. Johnston stated to Il reporter this
afternoon that Mr.. Blaine had had n
very comfortable morning, and that his
condition was about tho same as yestor.
"No better, doctor% was the query.
ellis condition was quite comfortable
yesterday" was the reply.
"Will you state anything for tho fu'
ture?" was asked
"No; I will not" was the torso re.
Spouse.
The mon with tho stree. piano were
again to-day at their post in front OF
tho residence OF the distinguished in.
valid, and rendered several Irish jubilee
tunes and received their requital from
the attendant at tho close OF the pot!
pourri. Tho musicians returned at Q
o'clock this evening, and, after they
had concluded the usual repertoire, Mr..
James q. Blaine, ir., came out OF the
house and rewarded them.
At s o'clock Mr.. Blaine was said to be
little better.
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ooLLATlRAL lNHERITANoEs
WIN Hereafter hs Taxed III ohIo-Pes-
sons Who are Exempt
c...E,1 Ff,.,,t,h Ia lhs T,,ls

VIII Hereafter be Taxed III ohIO-Por-
sons Who are Exempt
Special Dispatch 10 The MteHIJeHcT'
CoLuMBus O., Jan, 1.-THE senate,
alter two days fight, tonight passed
tho Holcomb collateral inheritance bill,
with two small amendments, in which
the house will readily concur, and Ohio
will by tomorrow be provided with
such q law for taxation as New York
has enjoyed for years, The bill was in
troduced last winter, but after passing
tho house was laid up in committce.
In ita provisions tho bill will impose u
tax OF three and ono-hali per cent upon
collateral inheritance over ten thousand
dollars, Those exempted from the
definition OF the term collateral are;
Farhor, mother, husband, wife. sister,
brother, nephew, niece, adopted child,
linial decendent of adopted child, wife
or widow OF son and husband OF daugh-
ter OF deceased.
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rnn pAssNNGNNs SUBSCRIBED,

and tho Easlaoar was Frozen-Tcrrible
suffering in ihu Ponnsylvania Mount
aInS.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE worst
storm in many years has been raging
for about twenty hours past on tho
mountains noar Ebensburg. Last night
the passenger on the Ebensburg branch
train, which was drifted in, were held
there nearly all night in the open coun.
try, and many OF them nearly persisted
with cold. Engineer Zahn started on
the return trip from Cresson about
five o'clock, confident that he
could take his train through. But at
Kaylors, where the Hastings road
branches oil, a half frozen switchman in
tho binding snow turned the wrong
switch, aud tho train took the wrong
track. The snow began 10 pile on the
track SO that tho engine could not be
pushed through, and in an hour from
the time the train was stalled the
drifts had covered the engine, badly
frozen the engineer and smothered the
drafts so that the fires went out and
tho machine was helpless, The dis.
abled engineer was taken to coach and
given the best treatment possible under
the circumstances.
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lIl.eYeN unanllnuu.Iy.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE joint
Republican caucus to nominate q candi-
date for the United States senate was
held in the assembly chamber tonight.
There was no actual opposition to Hon.
Frank Hiscock and he was unanimously
nominated. Jacob sloat Fassett was,
however, mentioned as a candidate OF
worth.
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clllIlr al ,lInolnnntI.

CINCINNATI, Ono, Jan. 1l.-Last night
was tho coolest night OF the winter. The
mercury at Z o'clock last evening was
three above zero. 1t dropped to two
below by midnight and rose to three
above by 7 o'clock this morning. This
Is unusually cold for thig latitude.
People feel il all the more on account OF
its bullingthe Coal market, River mon
arc anxious, because OF its increasing
the thickness OF the ice in tho two
heavy gorges which have been formed
In tho river above the city.
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It'll Cold mt caldwell.
.etal pispateh 70 he Inlaliamcsr

VtcldI UIEpulrN 70 VIC INIEIFI0tHCEE
CALDWELL, Ono, Jan. 1.-THE Their
mometor ut this place registered Twenty
one degrees below zero at an early hour
this morning and the mercury has been
lowering around zero all day. This 10
tho coolest weather that has visited
this section within the past twelve or
fifteen years. Stock is suffering greatly,
but no fatalities are reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-12

HAtipAx, N. s., Jan. 1t,--1t is stated
on good authority that tho coal mag
mates Of Pennsylvania acting with the
Canadian Pacific railway have about
concluded deal by which almost the
entire Conl fields OF Nova Scotia arc 10
pass undcr their control. Tho COM
blno, II is said, has over $4,000, 900 10
invest In tho project. The Nova ScOlin
legislature hns been called to inoot next
weOk 10 ratlfy the bargain.
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Tic penz,nen Dl.n.ter.

LONDON, Jan. lit was found late
last night that several Of the mon sup
posed to have been drowned in the
Cornwall mine at Penzance, escaped
alive. The number dead now is nine
teen. 1t is believed that the disaster
was caused by n miner blasting hole
which tapped the old workings. Many
Of the miners had narrow escapes.
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FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL.
ANsWspapsr Man and a Late Circus Em'
ploYe Indicted,

A NoWspRpeF Man and Late ClFeus En'
ploYe Indicted,
Special DispaieA % no IRislliqAleE,
MARTlXsBURd, W, Van Jan, liz
Three indictments were returned by
the grand jury in this county to-day
against F. Vernon Aler, editor Of the
Daily World, for criminal libel, and two
against Edward Murphy for perjury.
Murphy came here last fall with the
Harris circus, and when passing over
the premises OF Hon. George i. Evans,
with n companion named Daley, coll
ored bow in the employ OF Evans shot
Daley, from the effects Of which he
afterward died. II is charged that Mar
ply, by swearing falsely, and Aler,
through the columns Of his paper, have
been trying to eliminate Mr.. Evans in
the matter.
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Senator Hnwlry Nominn tod.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 1.-The eau.
cusof Republican members OF thegenor-
al assembly tonominate United States
senator was held in the house OF rep.
resentatives to-day. Senator Joseph r.
Hawley was re-nominated on the sixth
ballot, receiving rs of the 1870 votes
coot
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ChamborlAlh'a Collie, cholera aud Dlar,
rim, HVnAOdy

] hayo sold and used in my family FOL
several years Chamborlaln's Collie, 0hol'
era and Diarrhma Remedy aud have
found II ono Of tho most useful and sat.
isiaGlory remedies ever handled, 20.
II Lowis, Druggist, Sals Lake city,
Utah, For sale by druggists. paw
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. li.--sccrO.
iary Tracy has awarded tho contracts
i6r the construction Of the cruiser
Brooklyn and tho battle ship Iowa 10
Ctamp 4 Sons, Of Philadelphia
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Special Dtspatch 10 tie IaleIiGeaccr.
CoLuMBus, o., Jan. l1,-Among the
articles Of incorporation tiled to-day
with the secretary Of state arc those OF
the Young Mems Democratic Club, Of
Bellaire, o.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
valuable erOpposIte PublleBulldlng

BY virtue of a decd Of trust dated tho ninth
ahd recorded ~ the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, In
Decd Of Trust book No. 90 PAGE 1873, made by
Kate q. HaudlAn and William NJ Handlun, her
husband, 10 me, the undersigned trustee, ] shall
as such trustee, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, Ii, 1899,
at 10 O'Clock H. IN. ofTur for sale at tho north
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, W. Va. +,
~ the city Of Wheeling, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, OH tho terms hereinafter men.
toned the property described In said decd as
follows, viz;
All thoSo two parcels Of land In tho city OF
wheeling. We0t Virginia, situated on tho south.
/ west corner OF Chupiino formerly Fourth street.
and sixteenth formerly John street aud dGSig.
mated as subdivisions number one ~ and two
l2i on the plat OF the subdiyision OF certain lois
~ square number thirteen (al tho said city Of
Wheeling, acknowledged for record BY James Il
Baker and james II. Stout on the tpnth dOy Of
Jluunry, 1853, md recorded IN tho office Of tho
ClOfk OF tho County Court OF Ohio county, W. Va,
~ Deed Book No, 81, pago 400, together with oil
the dppurtdnahces,, rtglt"and privileges there.
unto III any wisO belonging or Appcrtninlng.
TENNIS OF SALE:--One.third uhd rs much moro
as purchaser may elect TO pRy In cash tho bal.
elghte0t, months respectively, notes 10 bo given
TOR tho, deferred instAllmorts. bearing interest
from tue date Of sale, payable sut1t.dnnuaiiy,
ana sOctttQd by n decd OF trust OH tho property
or by the trustee retaining tho title until fuil
payment and by o policy Of Insurance on tho
buildings for at least the sum Of $1,000 In some
company satisfactory. TO tho trustee.
w. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
j 0 HEsHEY, Aac'toneef. taft
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NTANTED-FoR THE UNIPED
w STATES ARMY, 99ssle,hS,disd. unmarried
pay, rationS, clothing and medical Attendance
Applicants must he prepared 70 furnish a tisiSS,
tory evidence rs 10 age, character and habits
Apply at 1881 Main street, Wheeling W. Va
iRf,Mwhp
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cnl,lrn. Itynr linn,rn.

MlDDIEsBoRouan, KY, jan 1.-the
thermometer at the assayer's office reg.
istered twelve below zorro at 1880 last
night. This Is tho coolest weather
ever known in eastern kentucky.
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EOR RENT-A NEW FRAME
and Woods streets. Possession April l. INQUIRE
nj ri Fifkennth street Ham
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II 10 not what lie proprietors say but
what Hoods SatsapArllla does that
tells the story Of lie merit Hoods
gatsaparllla CuREa B
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TOR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
IL One mile above tho Top mill; possession
Immediately Apply at No. Is Fifteenth street
70 JOHN n GILCHRIST. non
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FOR MAYOR

To THE voTERs OF THE cEy or WHEELING;
I am candidate for Mayor OF the City Of
Wheeling at tho next Municipal Election, to b
held January 10 1891 Your vote is respectfully
solicited. Respectfully,
do q D.F. CALDWELL
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WTANlED-A LADY TO M
w writing a. homo. Good Ply. RpDly N,,L
stamped envelope. MISS VRRNA LANGboy
South Bend Ind de0
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COAL.
ITO COAL cONsuMERSi

Get tho best, 1t will pay you. lam prepared
to furnish No. 9 Pool Coal from Fldcrshin's
mincs at iinleyvile Pa, retail or wholesale
at tho lowest market prices. All orders promptly
nttbndedtO Il TEASDAIIE,
Corner sixteenth and ChRpllnO Streets Wheel.
ing, W. Va Telephone To-
E.B--ThlS coal is mined by organized ru!ncsl
dpHf
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ron RENT.

TJVOR RENT-TWo HOUSES, THREE
H. and four rooms respectively Inquire at
2 100 Main street. ~ SON
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FnlDAY Remnant Sale. One lot SIS 90
fur caps at 81 0S each. Come carly.
Read Stone & Thomas nd.
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WANrEn.

VXTANTED-A POSITION AS STEY
w odRAPHgR by young lady with thr's
years. e2perieuua. Flntciass references. Oil
or address Room No. ., City hank Building. ~
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FOR RENT.

Three.story business house, corner Twenty.
sccond and Market streets. Six rooms and hail,
furniture store, Possession given April |, iSDl
Also house adjoining, three rooms and attic.
Possession given February I: Apply to
WILLIAM ZTNK,
ja6 No. A7l0 EoR Street
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