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ITS TRACES LlNGER LONG


II the grip would run Its course Ike nuothcf
disease, and then 80 away. leaving no truce bo'
hind, II would siill be dangerous Ciinugh to JUS.
lily oil tho prccGution, ngAilst It. Hut tho evil
thu, grip docs, lIycs alter H. People who can't
digest their food. and complain Of cold hands
aud feet. or Of shattered nerves, or arc tor.
inehlen Wy n Persistent cough. say, ~ have
never Dcdli well since had tho grip"
Tue Tea'oh is slnple enough. There has hcon
nh imlncilse drain ui Vital force during tho bat
un WIN tue disease. nnd this loss has never been
lnAue good Thus tho weakened body, Ike II
town without Qualifications, Is open TO the elic'
reason, mote serious thnu tho ilrst How shall
tho harmful consequence OF tho ilts, battle DO
fcincdled, and how shall second Sicge DO pre-
Sehlciiy Hero II MI answer
my lungs hnyu been weak Tor Tour months
after severe attack Of the grip SAYS MIS-.
llnguV, VI llrligCpOrt. Pa Three weeks ago
began nNlng Dnliy's luto Malt Whisky mud
Gun highly recommend II lwlsh had tried II
SuOnUr."
For tho beneG, OF people vhU like TO know
The why mud wherefore. IL should be sail that
Duiiy's Pnru Malt Whisscy IL medicinal Atimu'
liant which siirS all tho functions OF tho body to
such brisk and healthy nCtlOu that tue grip eau
hnh no weak spot to seize upon.
=, Hard work, anxiety mud oSpo'uto drag down
the most vigorous constitution, II Is only II
question Of time unlcN tho strength be RVS.
thlncd by u StimulNnt that goes TO help the rc'
sprni0ry. digestive and cNcreiOTy OrBans Be.
cause DnilyS Puta Malt Whiskry does this II
has robbed the dreaded grip Of Its tcrrOs.
Please remember. though. that Il remedy used
promptly In doubled In value.
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.heluhno. before tho boring was begun,
was Two inches too largo for tho four.
incl, hole which appeared In tho centre
OF II when tho work was completed.
ms little shaft runs right through ono
OF tho Hooded ganuways, aud Ia 80 well
cascd TINT only about gallon Of water
uay dropped down Into tho tunnel DO.
low 70 withdraw this casing whore It
passeI through tho flooded minu md
withdraw tho hickory plug above mon.
TONED was but ,h0Nwork Of hali M hour
nnd then tho great mine was tipped.
since tho waior must NIL pass out
through tho four inch hole lhoro waa
no great rush when tho mine was open.
Cd. II there had boon II would hnvo
Hooded tho larms below and dono irrop.
arabic damage. lhero arc estimated
to DO 600,000O00 gallons OF water, md
Us 1t will pass out at tho ratio Of 5000 u
minute, 1t will require about two
months to empty II. When drained tho
mines will no. need to DO, M do all
minei. constantly pumping; tho tun.
ne! Will drain away all the wa,or aud
keep them dry.
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PERHAPS you would not think so. but
Il very large proportion OF diseases in
Now York cones from carelessnes
about catching cold." says DR.. Cyrus
Edison. 1t is such n simple thing and
50 common that very few people, I'M
less it is case Of pneumonia. pay any
attention to cold. There are great
many case. OF catarrh and consumption
which have their origin in this neglect
OF tho simplest prccauton OF every day
life. The most sensible advice Is. when
you have one, get rid Of i. rs soon 40
possible By all means DO not neglect
it." DR.. Ed.on does not toll you how
to cure cold. bu: We will. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t will
relieve tho lungs, aid cxpectora,ion,
open tho secretious and soon effect n
permanent euro. % and 50 cent bottles
for sale BY Charles L. Goethe. Will W.
Irwin, John Kari. wm. Z. Williams, C.
Menkemoler VIM. II. Hague. Ii. c.
Stewart, \. T. Scheclc, J. Coleman, Z.
Schnepf. VIM. Mcnkemcllor, Wheeling.
W. Va; Bowie & Co., bridgeport; B. +.
Peabody & Son. Benwood.
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D. W. Fuller. OF Canajoharie. n. Y.
.ays that no always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very bes.
results follow its use; that he would not
be without it. il procurablc. G. A.
Dykeman, Druggist. Ca,skill. n. Y. says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is uu-
doubtcdly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eigh.
wears, md it has never failed to do all
that is claimed for it. Why not try a
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
atore. Regular sizo SOC, and 81 90. 3
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New YORKSHIRE most prominent feature oi
the markets. the much stronger tons for coarse
brown cott0ns for which some agents are strong
holders ut AO advance. For all qualities. prices
Rro stronger and offers that were accepted II
week ago cannot be renewed at the snIne figures.
ConvetteFs are canyaSSlng the market AMI seCur,
Ing any lots nj current rites, Print cloths pre
stronger at I.iG. JobbUr have Ind another
good day and sales were large with commission
houses, There wnS Hu improved mall order &c.
mand for miscellaneous usSOrlmcntl
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money ami Sto
Markets,

Aho FChtutcs OF inc uOnoy uhu BLOCK
Markets,
NEW YoRg. March Il.-Mouey OH call easy
at il.u! per cent; last loan ~ per cent;
closed Il, ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper
82iaih per cent Sterling exchange firm with
actual business In bankers bills ut & So ia+ Sg1s
Silver certificates 6isGaG!c.
The general trend Of trade Of speculation on
the stock exchange to-day was IN the direction
OF higher prices. and the great majority OF shares
dealt In showed al advance at tho close OF bust,
meas OF isa3 per cent compared with the hnul
sales OF yesterday sugar opened al 100, cx-tllSI.
dcnd Of per cent II gain OF !, per cent sud
nader further advance OF ~ per cent, the high
point being reached about o clock when bear
denomination against tho trust caused break
Ot91+ per cent 10 9st In the last quarter OF an
hour the buying movement was renewed. and
rally OF spcr ccntwRS followed by q reaction OF
q. making decline Of y per cent on the day.
The common stocks were iayorably effected by
reports 10 the effect that the existing differences
between the companies arc III n inlr way 10 be
arranged within short time. Purchases OF
New Jclscy Central were notably heavy. the gain
oil the day being u per cent Delaware 4 Lack.
R~anna advanced "a per cent General Electric
wRS actively traded In. closing alta loss OF y per
cent on the day. There was not much trading
III the GianSetS tue general list was IN the innIn
strong during tile afternoon. except that there
was a sympathetic reaction, with tho decline In
Sugar after delivery hour. In the final dealings.
however. the market lost It's heayness AMI
closed In fairly good tone the principal guins Oh
the day being Wheeling / Lake Erie preferred
~; baltimore Il Ohio "a; Consolidated Gus ~.
aud Pullman, Leather preferred and Lead pre-.
ierred per cent American declined J., per
cent
The trading In bonds during the day was
marked by considerable snluIatiOn and strength.
The sale, for the day footed up g. sg 900. an uu
usually large total
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 49, laj
! shares, including American Sugar d7.7oO; Ameri
can Tobacco 500: Distilers / Cattle Feeders
$780, General Electric 1,eOO: Louisville & Nash.
VILE I. SD0 New Jersey Central l7.ieJ: New York
Central 600: New York & New England th!rd
assessment paid II, IOo; Northwestern 5000: ST.
Paul 1900; Western Union 400; Wheeling 4
| lake Erie 5000.
Government bonds strong and higher.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong
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yellow lont1'ir. Oats firm; Sn. . white west.
ORR ?il,ni1C No, miNcdaii lnllci tccplptS LgsI
htShcls. stock "lSCSS bushels. Rye dullI SO :.
hic: rrrclnW iU1i bushels: stock u, ~ bnShclS.
Hay Mrn,lr NJ hrui prices; good 10 cholCn thu
otty IL! hoall o. Sugar firm md unchanged.
lintict nnh eggs slcalY und unchanged, Cheese
ilfn aud unchanged
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Ir,ho baby |, Cutting rroth,

~ 'hU i'bD >h'''"s a'rhh'
Be sure and uso that old and well-triod
remedy. MRs. WINsLow Soothing SYRUP
for children tccthing. 1t soothes tho
child, soitens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is tho best rome.
dy for dinrrhna. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Mwr1w
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NLN lIlANh,
From CAB aud doctrines pesillentInl,
FROM Outhwaiie's mnuner consequential,
From Reeds old Jokes by long use furnished
But frequent nicnded, patched aud vanished,
Good luck deliver us!
FROM Wilson'S sugar trust protection.
u,ne'quarter cent, which met dissection,
From BOutcllcS speeches on Hawaii.
Mixed up with bark and yclp aud ki.yi,
Good luck deliver us,
FROM GehryS pointed ChinnphOhin,
With which he never falls 10 prubc 20.
From DockCry's panmOu!ous pot!ons,
Aud Bryank PopuliStic notions.
Good luck deliver US,
FROM Dluglcy's courtesy 10 strangers,
From llSich's cuddllns OF the grangcri,
From SpElugCr's very good Intentions.
Aud Jones hate o! soldiers pensions,
Good luck deliver lis!
From naIley's constitutional Scruples. .
Which much our misery quGdrupleS,
From Murray's rum which sense eau smother
And makes Quaker kick his mother.
Good luck deliver US
From those Shakcspcarean quotations
Dy MoSus In his great orati0ns,
From Hands contempt OF golden money
From Walkers vitflOl and honey,
Good luck deliver usl
From liOlIiau's sklnnlug OF the red men,
From Norse's eulos!es Oh dead mon.
From John Dunns clOqueIee. God bless u.s.
Aud other thing, which might distress us,
Good luck deliver us!
From DR.. Everetts nomenclature,
And CFispS inyincible good nature
FROM that oblivion which hunger,
To swallow up this high old Couyret,,
Good luck deliver US!
It was 3:l5 o'clock Il. H., aud, having
completed tho foregoing ll,any as set.
ting forth the Impressions OF Congress-
he was carrying TO his homo at Newark,
the old author OF Sweet Alice, Ben
Bolt" went calmly to sleep on the lobby
sofa while the house stormed on inside,
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IrcHlSd. burning, scaly and crussy
scalps OF infants clcaused and healed,
aud quiet sleep restored by Johnson'q
Oriental soap. Charles r. Goetzs and.
W. ". Irwin,
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RAILROADS.

Grafton Express. 1910 a M. Monday only.
Washington City Erpreu. lE49a IN, daily OK.
cep: Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation. $50 a IN, daily
except Sunday.
Grafton ACcomln odat!on. 80 p. H., daily,
Moundsvillc Accommodation, Il:JO A m and
600 y. IN, except Sunday, aud iEoJ p. IL, satur-
day only.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
Sill T. IN. daily.
Washington City Express. 500 p. u. daily, OK.
Cumberland Accommodation, 30 p IN, OK.
ccpt Sunday.
GrnitGu Accommodation 1915 o. III. daily.
Grafton Express. 500 p. m. Monday only.
Mouudsville Accommodation. 40 4. n. e1-
cent SUNDAY: lois Il. IN. daily. lasjj and 40
PIN, excep; sunday and rs IN. Saturday only
TRAES,oi:Io DIVISION.
For Columbus aud ChIcago. 80 aud 1915 l.
III. daily and ilt p. III. daily.
Columbus md Cincinnati ESp:esS. lGlj = IN
daily ll:D =. Iu.. daily. except Saturday, aud
20 II. III. sunday only.
SanduNkv Mail. i0:lJ II m, daily.
Newark Accommodation Az 2. IN. daily
St. ClGisvIlc Accommodation 1915 l. In aad
El:p Ill. except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, .:Sja H. aud SIS p N. daily.
aud ll:Sj Il. H.. dH.iy.
Cincinnati! Express 500 a III. aud SIS p. N,
daily.
Sandu>kv Mail. jGi y. n. daily.
Newark Accommodation. ll:3ja IN. daily.
ST. ClGiBy!lle Accommodation, li:J5 u III. aat
$50 +. ~. daily. except sunday.
WHEELING L PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. SO and ~ Il. M. aud 5:ti p
M daily auh I::.0 p ~. daily. except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the east, sos 4. IN. and 5:,5
D. M, daily
Washington Accommodation. SOD p. n. daily.
except sunday,
AEEIVE
fTlm Pittsburgh. 1910 AN. and6:J 2. u. daily
ll:3O p, H.. daily. except Saturday. lsjS p.
III, except Sunday. and 29i n. H.. Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. $40 L M, daily
cHcept SUNDAY .... r..-k
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DUSN's LATEST VERSE.
Tho Veteran Author Of "Bsn Boir Perp
trntsa u Congregational Litnuy.

Tho Veteran Author OF "Bsn Boir' Perpe.
trntea II Congressional Litnny.
In nh interview with DR.. Thomas
Dunn English, who wrote "Bon bolt"
whom no was iwenty.one. bn. now at
ceventy.six docs penance In Congross, a
writer in tho Chicago Times Herald tolls
how the old congressman spcnt tho last
moments Of tho Fifty..hird: Stretched
OH tho sofa tho caustic doctor scribbled
tho following OIL tho Congress dying n
few feet away. 1t is tart us a lomon,
and would indicate that while tho old
doctor may not DO ablo to see bis col.
leagues no Is quito capable Of apprc.
ciating them:
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New York-petroleGm strong: pennsylvan,n
oil. sales none; April option. sales closed offered
atSl OsiL
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
soGril nouSn

On aud AFTER Monday. December II, 1871 Pas.
seugcr Trims will run As follows: SDatly
tDliIy Except Sunday. Central time.
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THE MINES FLOODED.

For three years coal was mined in al
the workings, and tho operators weic
rapidly becoming millionaires, when
one day work suddenly stopped. This
occurred in the spring OF 1857. Tho
men had driven headings too near tho
surface. one had caved in, and the little
creek that runs through the valley,
swollen by the spring rains, had found
its way into the creyice and flooded the
miues. hundreds OF the miners barely
escaping with their lives. In few
hours the damage was done and the coal
was guarded from the men by vast
body OF water. For two years 10 effort
was made toward restoring these great
mines to a working condition, but in
1890 the operators began looking about
for some means Of again reaching the
coal. J. L. MarkIe, owner OF one OF the
mines. at last thought OF scheme
which might prove successful. With
Mining Engineer Thomas McNair, OF
Hazle.on, he spent several weeks on
tho ground, then wont 10 tho other
mine-owners and offered to drain their
mines and insure them protection from
all water. The operators agreed.
Tho plan Was to drive great tunnel
under tho two mountains and tap the
basin containing the coal mines. The
| mines being situated on the top OF the
noun tains. and the lowest workings
$50 feet below the surface, it was thus
possible to drive from Butler Valley,
tive miles away. tunnel At a sufficient
grade to carry of the water. The outlet
was to be in Butler creek.
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THROUGH SOLID ROCK.
a Mining compnny's Successful
Drainage Tnnnol Is q
MARVELLOUS ENGINEERING FENT,
b" Accurately Wore tho Plans Drawn
That " boro.holc Pierce. u Circle
Markod on tho Rock Half n Hun.
dred Feet isononlh tho suriact-A
Mining Undertaking Which WIN
Open u Largo Coal Field,
EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE
a feat OF mining engineering wilhou.
parallel has just boon completed In
tho hard coal regions, known rs tho
Jeddo Basin. about forty miles from
WiIkcsbarrc. Pa. This feat was tho
driving OF tunnel five miles long, under
two mountains, through solid rock, TO
drain minc workings that wore flooded
seven yoars ago aud had been useless
since, The result will DO to release
millions OF tons OF excellent conf that
have been shut up from human hands
aud ut tho same limo Iohabilita,e n
mining district that has hccn practical.
ly deserted for sevon yearG. Tho work
was started four years ago, and was, at
tho timc, looked upon as an impractica-
bio scheme, and waste Of s., 500, 900, by
oil except tho daring parties Interested.
Tho work was finished weeks ago, and
oil that restrained tho 100000, 900 gal
lons OF water in tho workings was a
common piece Of hickory wood four
inches in diameter and ak inches long.
This was withdrawn recently, ind tho
immense body OF water Is pouring from
tho prison in which for seven years it
Inns been pcnt w, and in shor! timc
the miners will once moro have access
to tho coal in the Jeddo BASIN; tho dos.
oIa,e and deserted mining towns will
tlourish again.
Hero. some ten years ago, was found
u conl field containing countless tons OF
tho finest coal in tho world. so pure and
rich that 1t commanded at market 50
cents more ton than any other grade
Three shafts were sunk, and prosperous
Villages grew up around them.
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tpaisy, except Sunday.
Sunday church trims will lnavc Elm Groveas
9i3a, IN. aud Wheeling nj I.:l7 n M.
II. T. WElstERBER Ucu. Manager.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

UN uuU Moi SltUtUny, FtDfUlty = IS9l traINs
Will run Us follows. city time:
LEAVE wMHEaING LEAVE FIN Grows
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FINANCIAL,


q. LANE. President Jos. SEYBotD CAXlli,s
ia. JEFFERSON. Assistant Cashies
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-02-01
A Useful Python.

Once, while passing through Dutch
farm, writes the author of "Three
Years With Lo Bengula," in Africa, I
went up to the house to buy some
eggs standing in front of the door
was large barrel, and while passing
l carelessly tilted it up to see what
was inside, but promptly let 1T down
again, as there was big python un-
derneath. The Dutchman told me he
had shot at the suake some months
previously, and few grains entering
the head, the reptile appeared to be-
come stupefed and unable to move
quickly. He then dragged it home,
and extracted the fangs, and it gradu-
ally became tame. The python. which
measured sixteen feet, was allowed to
crawl about the place at night, never
attempting to get away or do any dam
age; in fact, they found it useful for
killing rats and vermin. By day it
was kept under the barrel. The chill
dren fed the snake, and played with
it. / saw one of the little Dutch boys
drag it out, and pour two bottles Of
milk down its throat, and then give it
six eggs, VIII ch it swallowed. When
they teascd the python. it made hiss
ing noise and reared up on its tail |;
they were not bit frig. sened, and
would catch hold of it by the head,
and drag it along the ground over
their shoulders.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-02-01
The South as a Coal Producer.

OF the SO, 166, ,0SS tons of coal pro-
duced in the Appalachian or Atlantic
seaboard coal field, in 1892, practi-
cally 23,000,000 tons--to be exact,
80, 908, ,5S5 tons, or twenty-seven and
a half per cent. were from Southern
mines. The value of this coal at the
mines was $2O,9S3, ,543. It's produc-
tion gave employment to 81, S37 per-
sons an average of $40 days in the
year. With the exception of farming
coal mining probably gives employ
ment to more persons in the chief
coal producing States Of the South
Maryland. West Virginia, Tennessee
and Alabama-than any other indus
try. and anything that interferes with
the prosperity OF this industry causes
widespread disaster in these States,
not only to the miners and those in
terested, but to especially merchants,
farmers and railroads which depend
SO largely for their prosperity upon
coal mining. There must be no free
coal
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-02-01
The Tennessee Centennial.

Hon. Joseph L. Washington, mem.
Der of Congress from Tennessee, has
introduced bill into Congress to aid
and encourage the Tennessee Centen-
NAL Exposition at Nashville in 1896.
The bill has been referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations for a report
as to the advisability of giving finan-
cial aid to such an enterprise. We are
very glad to notice the signs of pro
gress in Tennessee, and we have no
doubt that very interesting exposi-
tion will be held there, showing how
the State has advanced and prospered
during thirty years of protection,
though the result would doubtless
have been more gratifying had Ten
nessee earlier taken advantage of the
protective policy which has been of
such advantage to the more North
ern States. However, now that Ten
nessee has fallen into line in the march
of progression and protection, we ex-
pect to see more rapid strides in its
prosperity. American Economist.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-02-01
American Shipping.

The Fithian ship bill, as originally
introduced into Congress, simply au-
thorized the purchase of any vessels
built in any foreign country and their
registry free of duty as vessels of the
United States. A subsequent amend
ment to the bill provided that such
ships should not be used in our coast.
wise trade.
1t has not yet been explained how
any such vessels when flying the Ameri.
can flag, when bought with American
money and owned by Americans, can
be prohibited from trading between
any one coast port and another In the
United States. 1t would be decidedly
unconstitutional to attempt to restrain
the movement Of any ships that might
be flying the Stars and Stripes in
American waters. The object of the
amendment of the bill looks like a
blind to deceive those who objected
to the original measure and who are
now engaged not only in our coast
wise trade but also in our lake and
river commerce.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-02-01

sixty ladies and gentlemen living in
st. Louis were invited to visit the
springs at st. Clair, Michigan, where
they were highly entertained and had
. trip on q steam yacht up the river.
During this trip the captain called the
attention OF the party to smoke
stack, 100 or more feet high, saying:
''See that smoke coming from the
chimney? That factory has been
closed for eighteen years and last
week was the first time since 1876 that
it has been in operation.
A couple OF prominent st. Louis
citizens, who are strong Democrats,
Immediately jumped up and said:
''What can Mckinley say to that?
Here we have started factory run
ming that has been idle for eighteen
years.
As soon as they had finished their
little jubilee the captain quietly re-
marked: "Gentlemep, that factory
is on the Canadian shore" 1t was
then the turn of the rest of the men,
bers of the party to laugh.
On returning to the hotel when the
proprietor was tol1the story he stated
that he was buying all his milk and
cream in Canada, because since the
German bill became law and milk and
cream are entered fl of duty into
the United States &c can now buy
these dairy products cent cheaper
than he could under the Mckinley
law.