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The herald., 1895-05-26

A young married couple lived happily
together. One morning, however, the
young woman was very morose at the
breakfast table. and behaved in most
extraordinary way. The husband noticed
the change in her manner but on being
questioned by him as tv the cause of it.
she would not give him any satisfaction
until he finally insisted on being told
what was the matter.
WELL" she said at last, ''if 1 dream
again that you have kissed another woman
l will not speak to you again as lcng as
7 live
The herald., 1895-05-26

He-"A drink like that makes me feel
like new man.
She-"Let me have some OF it? Per-
haps it will make me feel like new wo.
man."
He. with fears OF ncipation"--
''Well, guess not"
The herald., 1895-05-26

Fond husband Somehow l don't seem
to be able to enjoy your pies as did those
my mother made for me when | as a boy.
Loving Wife-Pernaps you would il you
hadn't re ined your stomach by eating SO
many OF those same pies when you were
a boy.
The herald., 1895-05-26

First Mouse -"Let's go out and scare
that crowd of women. Are you with me?
Second Mouse" Better be careful. If
they happen to belong to the new woman
crowd. YOU may get smashed
The herald., 1895-05-26

removes wrinkles and all traces of
age. 1t feeds through the pores and
builds up the fatty membranes and
wasted tissues, nourishes the shrivelled
and shrunken skin, tones and invigor-
ates the nerves and muscles, enriches
the impoverished blood vessels, and
supplies youth and elasticity to the
action of the skin. It's perfect.
Yales Skin Food. price SI.5O and So, at
all drug stores. NINE NJ. YALE, Health
and Beauty Specialist, LAG State street,
Chicago. Beauty Guide free.
The herald., 1895-05-26

T>HIS SPEAKS VOLUMES. It's our misforune-your
gain No clearance sale, removal sae going-out-
of-business sale compare with this sale. We
to clean out our entire spring ne and this means STUPEN-
DOUS REDUCTIONS, STUPENDOUS LOSSES FOR U.s.
But cannot afford to carry garment for another
season. We shall give you AUGUST PRICES in May and
June
OUR OVERSTOCKED SALE does not overlook single
item. 1t may be Just the thing you want.
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MONlssr rOhlrlOS.
a bridgeport. Ohio. Republican Oh tho
situation Ia rrn'o Township.
To ne Hiyor IA h,i,i,,nre. ts i||

a bridgeport. Ohio. R,pnbilcan on tho
situation In rrnso Township.
10 Ne bilOr Gt@t hhiigtare.
Sln:--t desire TO say n iow words in
rs briui manner NJ l can relative to
tho political situation In Pcasc town.
ship. II Is n vol known fRct that tho
RopnbIlcans OF PeaAs township put q
full ticket in tho field for tho aprlng
election. Our Democratic friends used
ovcry honorable means known TO them
to havo n foil Democratic ticket, but In
tina: they failed. not because they did
not havo good material, but because to
'iSo common expression. as uscd by
Bome Of tho leading Domocrati) II la no
use, but in lieu OF Democratic
tickot a few soro headed 10.
publicans lat least they call thom-
sclvca Iopublicans got their (aoro)
heads, together and made an
independent ticket, expecting tho poo.
plc Of Pcase township to support and
elect th0m. What for2 Because they
say that they arc entitled to tho sup.
port Of tho people.
Now, let us SEQ how that 10 TO DO con.
sidered. On the 9th day OF March tho
Republicans Of Poase township held a
primary to nominate township officers.
Thore were throe candidates for tho
nomination OF trustee. and their namos
arc George Gilfin, George Pltner and
Edward McAniuch. and for justice OF
tho poaco there wcro three candidates,
J. L. Clark, Theodore Keller and Samuel
A. Clomons two to DO nominated). Tho
result OF that primary showed that
George Gifiin was nominated for trustee,
defeating Pituer and McAninch. Ihco-
doro Keller and s. A. Clemens were
nominated for justice Of tho peace, do
ieating J. E. Clark. Before tho judges
and clerks were half through counting
ont, Messrs. Clark and Piiner served no.
tice Tor contest, which contest was SUBJ
sequontly heard by the election board at
st. Clairsvillc land, by tho way, every
inch OF ground was fought for hard. by
Clark especially, tho result Of which is
vol known.
While the contest was pending land
before they, Clark and and Pitnor,
knew whether it would DO decided in
their favor or notl, the independent
ticket was made, and on that ticket wo
find the name Of George Pitner tthe
same Goorge) for township trustee, and
tho name OF J. E. Clark (the same
Clark for justice OF tho peace.
Now 1t 10 for thu voters 10 say whether
or not that ticket will be elected. They
also claimed that tho proceedings Mt
the primary were illegal. II that claim
had been proven before tho clection
board, do not think the board would
have decided that tho primary was all
right.
In conclusion l will say. that they arc
using every eGor, to defeat tho Republic
can ticket, but they will find when tho
votes are counted on: next Monday
night, that the fate OF him who bolts
the primary will have been demon.
strated by au overwhelming majority
for tho regular Republican ticket, for
the handwriting Is on the wall. and
there is no mistake as to its meaning.
BRIDGEPcRr REPUBLICAN,.
Brid1epot, Ohio. March %.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
a Mother Perishes In Her House Will
Trying to Save hor Child.

a Mother Psrishes In Her House While
Trying to Save hor Child.
New York, March 29.-Mra. William
Reeves and her young daughter were
burned to death at Northport. Long Ia.
land, to-day. About o'clock fire broke
out in tho residence OF Israel Higbie, q
wealthy farmer. Living with him and
his wife were his daughter, Mrs. Will.
lam Reeves and her fourteen year old
daughter, Hattie.
Mrs. Reeves was awakened by the
smell OF smoke and went down stairs to
discover the cause. She saw tho build
ing was on fire and ran across the street
to neiShbor ior help. Then realizing
that her mother aud father and her
child were in the burning building, she
ran back to render them assistance.
She first wont to the bedroom where
her mother and father were asleep and
succeeded in getting them from tho
burning building.
Then she dashed madly back into the
burning building to save her daughter.
That was the last seen OF her until the
charred romans OF mother and child
were found after the fire had been e1.
tinguished. The body Of Mrs. Reeves
was found close beside that OF her
dauyhter
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement aud
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
TIE needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive: cncctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it nets on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale. by all drug
gists III SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufaCturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also tho name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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M mn,
LONDON, March 2o.--Ahe ptate'heht
which Sir Edward Grey, parliamentary
secretary Of tho foreign office, made In
,l,,, Lo,.. =, ,onm,,. ,irbt SAVING
~ 'o"'o W -, 80 :,
that III ADVANCE Oh tue rtoucn INV 'no
territory OF tho upper Milo valley, be-
longing to tho Royal Niger Company
all ,l,.r,, a., ,,dor p,;,;sh ,ro,oc,;on
''u ','s'''0'o u.u0. - A.. :,
"o"'u W u" "n'''.nuv ".' 1"u '""' !.
was VOL! KNOWN 10 RFanee '""' e'o"'
Britain would so regard 1t, 10 causing n
profound sensation hero and on the
co,,,,o,, Gu Edv,rJ,s o,pou,cs.
O"', 80 Nv
tnen'' WHICH was toau from ho'e' ~
lieved to hayo been written by tho secro-
tarv OF state for foreign Affairs, tho Earl
~ r;uho,lo. 4, I,oLod r,o, -, rov..l.
- ~. ~ S;,,s S,a,;nns nnr o,i.,in,
h "S ~" Es'nca onJ e r"a, Wr;,ajn The
s"n, .I, 49, So. W.. nrom,roj In
~r;,;m" SayosohnnS ,mnhns;rss tho
...ia''r S ~ ~ s;,rs,;nn anI shows
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~" o it, "''N ''''N' 80
~ II, H 800 ,io ,,,omo,,;o ,bo,;t;, h..
.,on,;a LII, IT,. 49, d;g,cri, ~ i;va ~,
oo"H 1"s "a'9 ,.;,r' E,anna. ~, Eron,
R,;,,;a ' h. ~ .nncass;,, ai,or con.
.n"';"n T r.. ,hn ~, ,ro Hoa,s !, III.
;e,or un ~ w , pa' s,, ~, ,ho aud has
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PLATE GLASS FACTORIES


Will Close Down Until May 1-Arrnnge-
monts OF the Now Combine.
PirTsBURdH. March oo.-All the plate
glass factories in tho country. with a
very few exceptions, will close down to-
morrow night and will not resume un.
til May /. In the meantime arrange
ment will be made TO operate the
factories under the management
OF the recently formed combina.
ton, which lie TO be known as the Pitts
burgh Plate Glasa Company. All the
plate glass business OF the country will
then be transacted in this city, all or
dcrs being received q. the main office
here, from whence they will be sppor-
toned to the different factories. and all
money being received and paid out at
the same Office. Two or three OF the
smaller plants will not DO operated. but
kept closed in tho interest OF economy.
The concerns now in the combination
are the Standard, n. Butler, Pa. the
Pennsylvania, At Irwin station. Pa, aud
the DsPauw Company. with three fac
tories in Indiana, but now in the hands
Of a receiver, and out OF operation for 4
year,
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MuI,GANrowN NOTES.
first iirglnhcnt sohnDi at Instruetion-A
linildlnE Iiooni, ato.

Nnildln. liponi, ato.
SPECIAL DiIpaitG 10 he Iaicillqcaeer
MoRdAsTowS, VIVA, March 20.-Col.
X. Il. Fast, who commands tho First
regiment OF tho National Guard, will
hold a military Ochool Of instruction In
May, lasting ono week. All Of tho COM
misaloned officers Of tho companies com.
posing tho regiinont. tho rcgimon!al oil.
GERS Of tho First regiment and somo Of
the brigade stall ara expected to DO pros.
ont. The instruction will consist Of
Lectures each day on the military scionco
which will promote tho efficiency OF tho
etato troops. Besides being instructive
Colonel Fast has arranged TO mako tho
officers have good time IN social way.
Morgantown Is having building
bonn. Among tho handsome building,
nearing completion aro tho Odd Fol.
lows building. tho Second National
Bank building, tho Union Improve.
mont Company's Offices, tho Baptist
church and a great many private resi-.
dencos. Brock. Rood Il Waldo have bo-
gun work on q handsome three.story
structure for offices aud general busi.
ness rooms.
Telephone communication will soon
DO established between hero and tho
outside world. Tho work Of putting in
tho MorGantown exchange began this
week and largo iorco will DO put TO
work on tho line towards Pittsburgh,
and 1t will DO completed by juno |.
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TREATY VIOLATED.

The French Order American Flags Down
In Arrica-An American Citizeu's Com.
p,aint.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1SD., March 20.-Carl
Streckelmau. an American citizen, vino
has been in the Congo region OF Africa
for several years. writes to friends here
that he is in trouble with the French.
His letter Is written from Maynumba.
He mainsA:2s that under the Berlin
treaty he has the right to display the
American flag over his house and over
his boats. Tho French, he says, will
not permit him to display the flag. Ho
asks that Secretary Gresham's attention
be called TO the treatment be is receiv-
ing. lie says The French arc becoming
unbearable in tho Conventional basin
OF the Congo"
The frat act OF the French. Mr..
StrecEelman SAYS, was to order all
American ilags down on land. About
tho first OF tho year thcy directed that
tho stars and stripes should not be dis
played over boats. In the course OF his
letter Mr.. Streckelman says: 81 ask you
to make necessary inquiries from the
home government as TO what rights
have in the conventional basin OF the
Congo, and II 1 put up my flag what
shall | do il l am ordered to take it
down? will the government assist mo
when the Fronch arrest me for hosting
flag in district where have q right
to do so under the Berlin treaty? TO
what consul or commander OF boat
shall | apply for aid? Such state Of
things j, simply unbuarable. 1enclosc
low paragraphs OF the Berlin treaty,
and in making inquiry be particular to
ask il this treaty gives mo also tho same
right to display the stars and stripos
over my house and land. aud II I'm per-
mt.ed TO hoist my flag when travelling
in canoe bought from natives or over
boat bought in Europe"
Mr.. Streckolman quote, tho following
paragraph from tho Berlin treaty:
"All flags, without distinction OF M.
tionaity, shall have free access TO the
whole OF tho coast line OF the territories
above enumerated, to tho rivers thore
running into tho soa, to all the waters
OF the Congo and it's tributaries, includ-
ing the lakes. and 10 all the ports stu
a,cd on tho banks OF these waters, rs
well as to all canala which may in iuturo
DO constructed with intent to unto tho
wator courses or lakes within tho entire
area of tho territories described in ar
,cls !. Those trading under such flag
may engage in all sorts Of transport and
carry on the coastinr trade BY Eoa and
river "a we'll rs boat traffic Oh tho same
footing as II they were subjects"
Friends hero will refer Mr.. streckel.
mans complaint to Secretary Gresham.
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TO LET.

Business property, 1851 Market St; best loro-
ton in city for feed store. Sill 67 per month.
Store room aud dwelling 1907 Main st; new
front, with front entrance 10 dwelling II desired
Sill 81 per month - Il = !
Modern s.roomed dwelling, LIZ South Front
street. Fine location. I|IFI - -
Modern l0-roomed dwelling at Tiltonvllp:
property o. the late ". II. Robinson, with g
acres Oh land. hne orchard. etc So per month.
S-TToomed dwelling on motor line and National
road, only few minutes from this city. SIS par
month. 90 -, ."--''e,
7.roomed dwelling, 81 South Front &. AL SIS
per month. -.
7.Eooned dwelling, i9j Ii.hss. so per month.
6-roomcd dwelling. No. G. North Huron street:
both gases. hot and cold water and bath. sd
per month. ~ =
6.roomed dwelling, corner Fink ana Elm
streets. SIS. = :
6-soomed dwelling. us Chapline street.
rooms at No l6S Zane Street $40 per month.
5rooms. I'd floor. &C Virginia St, both cascs
and water \ Sll per month. -.
5fooned dwelling, $40 Eofrst. SIS per month.
e-toomed dwelling. all9 Jacob St sll per
5roomed dwelling, a5o5 wooest- s. per month.
S-roomsd dwelling, 10 South Wabash st $40
month. -
3rooms. 5? Thirteenth st. si2 per month.
i'roomed dwelling. $50 Market SO per month.
4-rooned dwelling. 1874 High St 50 per month.
sroomed dwelling. 2SiS McColloch St So
3rooms, ?IiJCanpline st. I'd floor So per month.
SFootns, los Virginia St S. per month.
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CLEVELAND, March 2o.-The bar iron
manufacturers continued their confer
cnco at tho Weddell House to-day and
finally succeeded in porfecting M or
ganization to be known as tho Nor.
chants' Bar Iron Association. 1t was
stated thnt eighty per cont OF all tho
Loading manufacturers OF the country
wcro cithor present or represented at
the meeting, and that letters and ,ole-
gramH had boon received from many
moro, sienifylng their sympathy with
tho organization aud agreeing To fully
corporate In tho movement. No def
mite action waslaken in regard To prices
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VIII lie Investigated In Cuba by tho Now
Spanish Minister to Washington.
MADRID, March 2S.-Scnor Dupuy do
Lome, tho new Spanish minister to the
United States, will accompany Marshal
Martinez Campos to Cuba, sailing on
April 4 nort, the object Of his visit to
that island being to investigate before
proceeding to Washington. the story OF
tho firing upon the American steam.
ship Alliance.
Gen. Ar'lerius, brother.iu-law OF Mar
sEal Campa,, retains command Of the
Spanish troops a. Havana, ponding the
arrival OF tho marshal.
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AHeW 5IAuuaFu Sowing Nachino Tor less thln
halt price =
No ?2il Main.street, 6-roomcd briclonfo out
and &roomed franc on alley, 70, $2,loo. =
Real estate Oh every description.
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Ross T. Chow sells Wall Paper.


LONDON, March 20.-In regard to tho
published atatemont that Cauada has
urged Great Britain not to further
raralyze British industry by assontinv
to tho enforcement Of tho Boring Son
regulations OF 1895, IL 10 officially
learned that whatever Canada may do.
afro tho decision Of the Paris arbilra.
ton will DO strictly adhered to during
tho ensuing seaaon, aud any side issue
will not DO allowed to allccL that do !.
cision. =
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pRoPoSALS FOR PAVING.

Proposals. will be received by the city Of Ben
WOOD until Saturday. Anril 10Th. ut 6 o'clock
? n, for grading and paving with ire bTIct
MAn street. from Eighth to Fourth street.
Fourth street from Main 10 = K o. railroad
ef1.Hhg, and MARSHALL street from BOcgs' run
e'icSe 70 wh!:cnsn's. All bids 10 be made b.
ine yard for grading and paving complete
Speci1catioaS can DO seen al The Mayors Office
Iaseouinitiee re.crves tho right 10 reject anv
or Al btdI
address oil bids 20 s l. Bell Chairman Of
committee on Streets. Alleys and Grndes.
THOS. SHEPPARD. Mayor.
lAAs MORGAN. City Recorder. mr.
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PUBLIC SALES.


GALE OF VALUABLE il EAL
~ ESTATE.
will offer for sale At public auction Mt tho
north front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, III the cry OF Wheeling,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1896,
commencing at 10 a. IN. tina, valuable property
In Snid city OF Wheeling. Ohio county, Wcst Viz.
ginin, known rs the panncll homestead. being all
Of tho north half OF lot No loiu jonathan ZAno'S
addition between Main street nad the east line
OF the Pittsburgh. Wheeling kentucky Rail.
road Company. This property fronts on tho
west side OF Main street. between rim and sixth
streets aud has frame dwcIiiN house on the
front thereof.
Arrangements have been made among those
Interested in this property ~ u u good title
can be given for same. For lutihet information
inquire OF II. NJ, Russell, t'l'' or Alfred Cnld.
well. ESQ.
TEnNs OF sALr-Ouc.third OF the purchase
money, and rs much more thereon as tho pur.
chaser shall elect. 10 cash m tho day Of sale,
and tho residue thereof in Two equal Install.
mcutS bearing Interest from tile lay oil sale md
payable respectively IN ont nnt TWO years from
snId day; tho purchnSCr to give hl' notes for de-
icrrcd payments secured hy drci o. irnsrupOn
tho property and 10 keep the huI'dluSS thereon
insured In n reasonable amount '9' The benefit
OF the trust until the notes nIn l''u.
A. pANNELl. GARDEN,
Executor Of Elizabeth J. ranncil' deceased.
mrl6-TThAs
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FIHE Wall Paper, Ross 7. Grew.
GRAVE SITUATION,

The Spanish Premier Says tho Cuban Re.
brlliou Ii No Joke.
MADRID, March 20.-The premier
Sonor Cauovas Del Castillo, in au inter.
view to-day said:
1t is usolcss TO deny that the situn.
ton OF affairs in Cuba is very grave.
But tho government Is determined to
settle tho matter dccisively this time.
Within the next six months 10000 men
will DO sent to Cuba, and, If necessary,
100000 troops will DC dispatched in or.
der to occupy tho ontire disturbed ter.
ritory.
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Boil neck piece until tho bones slip
out, then press the lean meat together,
shaping nicely with the hands. Spread
a thick dressing Of bread crumbs over
the top, place in pan with tho meat
liquor. Bake until brown; hasten often.
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Ono cupiul boiled rice. one pint sifted
-four, two teaspoon'iul baking powder,
ono OF sugar, half OF salt, ono egg and a
toacupiul sweet milk.
IConrjrt,r1 n
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PROPOSALS.
Dds FOR PAINTING
Sealed Proposals f!

Proposals to furnish medicine and medical at
eadiaee for one year from the hrst day OF April,
isS. 70 all persons confined In the county Jail.
nh be received nj the Office oil the Board OF
connissiolen OF the County OF Ohio until
Monday. the Ant day OF April. lS9i Al 10 O'Clock
a T. The right Is reserved to reject any or ali
BIDS Proposals. should be enclosed III sealed
envelopes aud directed to tho undersigned
nIS T c. AOFFAT. CIerE
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HOOPS Sarsapurilla gives grca. bod.
lily, nOrvc, monial and digestive
strength, amply because it puritios, vi.
talizca and enricllos tho blood. Q
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MONDAY, April !.
The hes: Of Garth shall still remain.
And heavens eternal ycSrs shall prove
That lie and death. aud 10y anu pain,
Are ministers oil love.
JouS C. wHITrIE.
BREAKFAsr-Cracked wheat Seal
loped veal Boiled eggs. Rice mullins.
Apple sauce. Coffee.
DiSSEE-StuAed beef. Potatoes. Spin
ach. White aud graham bread. Ounce
jelly. Baked applei with cream.
SupPER-Bread and butter. Cold
meat Canned pears. Cake. Cocoa.
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Walters & McCLuSKEY will repair
and ropaint your Wagon or Carringo
and save you money. Market aud
Twcnty.iourth strcets.