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The rnnicr' of thl paper Will ne pleased IN
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silver King harley. ZIG Bushels.

The barley wonder. Yields right along on
poor, good or indifferent soils 80 to 100 bus.
per acre. That pays at 2oc. a bushel!
salzer's mammoth catalogue is full OF good
things. Silver Mine Oats yielded 2oiX
bushels in 1895. II will do better in 1896.
Hurrah for Teosinte. Sand vetch, spurry
and Giant Clover and lots and lots of grasses
and clovcrs they offer. 95 packages earliest
vegetables si.oo. Send for them to-day.
IL you WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND 1t with
i0c. postage to the John A. Sl,zer Seed Co.,
La Crosse, Wis, you will get free ten grain
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and tiicir catalogue. Catalogue alono g.. (AJ
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Where Did You Got ruIs Coffee

Had the Ladies Aid Society OF our Church
out !or tea, forty OF them. and all pro.
nounccd the German Conecberry equal TO
Rio! Salzer's catalogue tells you all about
g. 30 jpackages Earliest vegetable seeds s 90.
Order to-day.
IL YOU WILL COT THIS OUT AND SEND with
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Crosse, Wis, you will get free a package Of
above great cofco seed and our liS pago
catalogue! Catalogue alone o.. postage. (A.)
The Franco-Grrman war cost 1871 .5l5. $50.
besides an incHlcuIahlc loss to trade.
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The NIoiern Way

Commends ITSELF to the wcll-nformod, 10 do
pleasantly and efcciualiy what was formerly
done in the crudest manner and disagreeably
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coid.. headaches and feyers without unpcas-
ant after effects, use the delightful liquid lax
ouyc remedy. Syrup OF Figs Manufactured
by California Fig Syrup Company.
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Mr.. W. G. Lewis, who is connected
with the artistic advertising depart
ment Of the Youths Companion, and
resides Mt 33 Dwight Street, Boston,
relates that he had his attention
called TO Ripans Tabulcs by bus,-
ness acquaintance who expressed q
high opinion Of them. Mr. Lewis
was a good deal troubled with what
hc describes rs n nervous, bilious
. condition that appeared to be
brought on from time to limo by
' bigii Pressure work or special
mental activity or excitement. such
rs would be- common at periods OF
unusual nervous tension. II has be-
come his practice ut such times TO
take 1abule-iust one-at the mo-
ment that he observes the difficulty
approaching. II makes no differ
ence when 1t Is. A favorable result
is invariably apparent within twenty
minutes. The only noticeable eNect
is that he feels all right In twenty
minutes il he takes the Tabule;
whileif he does not the nervous. un-
comfortable feeling intensihes and
leads TO bad afternoon and tired
evening. He carries one OF the lit
tie vials with him all the time now,
but doesn't have occasion to apply
to it anything like us often as he did
at first. Nowadays there are fire.
quent periods OF from week.to ten
days or even two weeks during
which he finds that he has no occa-
sion whatever to make use OF the
Tabules, but still carries them in his
pocket, just the same, so that they
may be ready If an occasion occurs.
Rlpans Tabuies are sold by druggists, or by m
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After six years suffering, | was cured bl
pisO's Curc.-HAmlY THOMSON, ~ Ohil
Ave, ALE legheny, Pa, March ~, "a.
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In the United states 20 ounces OF tea are
used every year 10 each inhabitant.
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Dr. KiImer's SWAMP Roof cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation free.
Laboratory, Binghampton,N.Y
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"BRowN's BFONCHAL LTRoCHEs' are Of gres I
service in suEduing HORrseness and Coughs.
Sold only in boxes. Avoid limitations
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The old city Of London churchyarls con
tain over 36, 900 tons OF human remains.
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The Bank OF France Is four times as large
as the Bank Of England.
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The private cs tates Of the Car cover /, 900,
100 square miles.
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The only foa'iny soap now made that Is 100
per cent. pure and contains BrraN Is Dobbins
Tluat!n BJrN soap. Why buy an adulterated
soap when you can yet the genuine' Put w
only IN red wrappers.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Children
teething, softe the gums, reduces infisnma-
lion, allays pain; cures wind collie. 2jc a bottle.
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Rlpans Tabuies are sold by druggists or Icy mail
II the price (Sl cents ox) IA sent TO The Rlpaus
Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce st., New York
Sample vial. ~ cents.
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5rstdsf sac sTss's- szi's s,lg7 ~
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Matters of Minor Moment In and About
I. ~ the City.
Matinee at the Grand to-day.
The Waldman speciality company at
the Grand tonight.
Professor Day, the Hypnotist, at the
Opera House this afternoon and even
ing. I. q. Z! 4 81 y 2, e 4,
THE pudding department OF whlta-
ker'ss mill will go on in full Monday
morning. W. {.
Races at the! state fair grounds track
this morning at 10 o'clock. No admis-
sion. Everybody is invited.
The Junior Missionary Society OF the
United Presbyterian church, will meet
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Last night the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club met at the Peabody build
Ing and organized for. the campaign.
The criminal court closed a short
session yesterday afternoon, during
which nothing Of. Importance was done.
Candidate Bryan will visit West vir-
giniat and make three speeches during
the week commencing October II. His
date in Wheeling will probably be Oc-
tober II. Z z. Z. 81 Z /, ),
Thes Rev. DR.. Cunningham of the
First Presbyterian church. who recent
~ returned from the meeting Of the
council Z In . Glasgow, Scotland, will
have for his theme on Sabbath morn
Ing at 1880, The Presbyterian churches
Their place and Power in : Modern
Christendom. Evening subject, A
Prayer: for Every One to Make.
The funeral OF the late a. Allen How
ell, mention OF whose death has all
ready been made, occurred yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. from his home,
Waddington,thls county. AT 1870 o'clock
the many Wheeling friends OF the de-
ceased who attended the funeral, took
carriages at ST. Matthew'S church.and
drove to Waddington.rr The services
were conducted by Rev. DR.. R. Rush
Swope, of St Matthews church, and
were very impressive. The interment
was at Greenwood cemetery.
\ Last night at 8 o'clock occurred the
death of Mr.. Henry Truxell. an old and
highly. esteemed citizen OF the South
Side For many years he was the boss
packer at the La Belle mills. but for
some time he has been engaged in the
grocery business Ion s5Twenty-third
street. Paralysis was the cause OF his
death. which was not unexpected. The
funeralswill occur Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence, in
termentf at Mount Wood cemetery.
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Z Along the Landing

III 49, sst1t hlonG TIC iInnutnRs S. 80
The marks at 8 p. m. showed 2 feet
inches and stationary. Weather, clear and
warm. 5, s. q z
i Capt. William Roe, Of the, steamer
Barnsdall. Of Marietta, O., Is visiting Capt.
j. f. Cline to-day.
Steamer Jewel will leave Wheeling to-
day ut II a. m. for Parkersburg and will
take freight for all way points between
here and that point. I. ss553 3,
This morning the Jewel leaves Mt II
o'clock for Parkersburg and all way land
iings. Arrived In 9Parkersburg, she will
enter, the dry docks and receive a thor
-oughS overhauling.- She will be OF the
docks in week or ten days. 4. iis e
This morning the Andy Hatcher leaves
for Matamoras and way. landings. Cap
tain Cline expected to have the Lexington
here Wednesday night TO re-enter her old
trade between Wheeling and Matamoras,y
but on account of the breaking Of the
government lock in the Muskingum river
at Marietta, the Lexington is cooped up
In the side stream and may not be able
to get into the Ohio for some time. In
tho meantime the Andy Hatcher will con-
tinue in the Matamoras trade. s4$l 8 ,'s4sss
y The Liberty will be on the Parkersburg
docks early next week and will resume
In the Wheeling and sParkersburg trade
just as soon rs there Is enough water for
her. Capt. Asa Booth. who was in Wheel
Ing yesterday. declares that gthe rebuilt
Liberty will be the fastest local packet
on the Ohio above Parkersburg.f5 The
SBarnsdall, running between Matamorasi
and Marlettn. Is very fast, but Capt. Booth
believes the Liberty can run little faster
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Another delay was caused nv A break
DOWN Of Bacillus, sulky. Mary Russell
.dldn' show up; asswell as Ind BEEN ex-
pected. Scribner. winner OF the first
neat aptured this one with ease. Jew
EFT and Tod Crook In turn tried to pass
me pig fellow. but without SUGGEST AT
the half Jewett was In the place. but q
pad break on the part or that contrary
animal allowed Tod Crook 70 come up
and take the place! Mary Russell, win,
5ner % the second heal. was fourth. Time.
Fourth heat--willam Wallace scrib-
ncr made a gallant attempt to win the
heat, lch would have given him <ho
race, but he failed to chow the necessary
speed IN the last hundred yards OF: tho
seven horses. three were In the race. in-
Guiding scribner, Tod Crook and Jack
Jewett scribner led the entire distance
Crook was a length behind. at the three
quarters the gap was lessened 10 q half
length. Az they entered the stretch,
scribner's driver began to use the whip,
but he was not able TO shake of Crook.
The latter gained inch by Inch In q een-
satlonal driving finish. Fifty, yards from
the wire they were on even terms. In
the last few jumps Crook jumped TO the:
front and finished half las head to the
good. Tho result of this heat was the
occasion Of the noislest enthusiasm OF
the day. Time, 2:15k. Z. q q h &,
s, Fifth heat-.5Tod Crook added anoth-
erIto his string In this heat Seribner
was away bach and did mot figure In
the race to q great extent. Tod Crook
led out with Mary Russell and Jack
Jewett close up. Tod seemed to be
TOO much for the others and the race
soon became o. procession. The finish
between Mary Russell and Tod Crook
was hair.ralsing. Tod winning on the
narroWest Of marpins Z Z II ilf.i 49,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, in tho city and wheeling Folk.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
53s89 Abroad. 81
IL Mrs. VIII H. Cook and child. OF Wells
burg, are visiting friends on Ohio street.
Island. IS "A TX I, q Z; + E
Miss Nina Apologize, OF Brooke ooun-5
.ty.yis a guest OF Major and Mrs! j. ". L.
Rodgers, No. 100 North Front street, Is
land. 81 * Z. 81 q y
I'd Mr. j.! NJ White, OF the Preston Coun-'i
ty Journal, and formerly connected with
the Intelligencer,!w was one OF the visitors
to- the fair yesterday. 4 4 4 Z
G{iMr and Mrs r. NIeinhart, OF the Sew
enth ward, will leave to-day for Woods
field, O., where they will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth. q
Charles It. Leasure, one OF the largest
and most earnest Z Republicans in the
state, and who halls from Sistersvllle,
has been making the Mcclure his head
quarters while doing the state fair.
When at home. Charley tips the beam at
exactly. 305. IA, 5:s
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r.; Kidd. of Sisters
vllle,4 were enthusiastic visitors at the
state fair yesterday. accompanied by their
son Fleming. Mr.. Kidd Is one OF the re-
liable Republican workers OF Tyler, coun-
ty who Is sanguine Of favorable results
in November. 4; ;ss 4
After a two months absence at New
burgh on the Hudson Ocean Grove and
other resorts. Rev. and Mrs. Littell have
returned home. Rev. Mr.. Littell will
occupy his pulpit at the United Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning at
1880 and in the evening at 1880.
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THE RUNNING RACE.
Callndlne Wins Easily In the sl1 and One
Z N ~ Hair FIN rloira Dash. X itily-ia III.

Callnllne Wins Easily In the six and One
Half Fnrloiigs Dash.
The only running event on the pro-
gramme was the. elk and one.halt fur
longs dash, In which FIVE of the eight en-
trante faced Starter Bob" Anderson.
They were: Ell, b. g. Edgington sta
blcs; B. F. Fly, 1r, br. g., I. Lecadzl,
Chicago: Maggie Hunter, oh. M. G. D.
Shepard, Union City. Pa: Calladlne, b.
g.. FIN. Hays. Chenille, Pa: Miss Car
ter, bay M, p. Mcdaniel. Point Pleas
ant, W. Va. Ell went out ahead of the
bunch, with Miss Carter In the place.
Fly third and Calladine last. Ell led in
front OF the stand, but on the back
stretch Calladine went up the line with a
rush, and as they entered the upper turn
the geldlng was two lengths to the good.
Miss Carter was ridden for! all she was
worth in the stretch, but even with Call
ladlne In an easy canter she could do
no better than second by a head. Time,
.o5 20. 4 - 4, - rs y Z. - r.
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Yesterday was the last day OF che
sixteenth annual fair OF the West vir-
ginia State Fair Association. Although
the crowd was not 50 large as that OF
"Blg h Day. yet X was probably the
second largest crowd OF the week. The
association has beer. favored by the
best Of weather throughout the week,
and has been fortunate In clearing q
!goodly5 sum. The enterprise OF the as.
ISOLATION Is deserving, Of the success
that has attended It's efforts. May
"old Sol. always beam for the state
fair as he has beamed this week.
II The feature Of the day. OF course. was
the racing. This was OF a high class.
The fastest time OF the week was
made, and In the 2.ii pace. faster, time
was made In three heats than has ever
been made on the Island track. Will
lam Wallace scrlbner paced the first
and third heats In 2:l3A and Mary
Russell Won the second heat In the
same time. The record for the track
iitaa loSEH aittiu Wy fNdNelI, WIN plSca
the mile at the meeting OF the, Wheeling
Driving Club In July OF last var, In
2a4. The horsemen unite in saying that
the Wheeling track Is one of the best
half mile courses in the country. The
turns are pronounced perfect sl,
"A The 2:22 pace was won IN straight
heats by Russell Wilkes, but the 2:14
pace was not SO easily decided The first
and third heats were won by William
Wallace Scribner, the second by Mary
Russell. and the fourth and fifth by
Tod Crook. Darkness interfered at this
point and 1t became necessary to post
pone the finish Of the race to this morn,
Ing at 10 o'clock, when the three horses
that won heats, Scribner, Crook and
Mary Russell will contest. The racing
Will start ut 10 o'clock this morning
and the management Of the fair. has
decided to charge no admission fee.
Everybody Is invited to come and witt
ness what will perhaps be another re-
cord breaking performance. =
Alvin made another fine balloon as,
,censlon and parachute jump. On this
occasion he did not use his cannon. but
went Sup IN the usual way, with the
parachute hanging below the balloon.
He. came down In safety near the river
on the east shore Of the Island.
Last night the freight depots of the
several railroads were open and . re-
celving freight beyond midnight The
live stock, horses and other exhibits at
the fair, poured In at a rapid trate.;
Very little remains to be shipped to-
day. outside Of the, race horses that.
have; no engagements until next week.
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River kilograms.

OIL cITY-RiverI inches and falling;
Clear and warm. ~ 4 yI.ili5 Il.
(. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 feet 10 inches
and stationary. Clear and hot. TX
GREENSBoRo-River s feet: and falling.
Clear and hot. - =;
4 'WARREN-Riyer one-tenth sof foot,
Clear and hot. q h e =. -, "a ,si = h
4 Observation-Disclosures IS feet and sta.
.tionary- ut the dam. Clear and warm. K
n PARKERSBURG-R 2 feet I inches
nnd falling. Cloudy and hot Little
Kanawhn falling. S q 81 9l,'l \,
& EUBENplLLE-River feet / inch
and falling. Clear and warm. Is b !
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Distressing kidney and bladder. dis
eases relieved In six hours byitheg"NEWl
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This new. remedy is a
great surprise on account of its exceed ::
ing promptness in relieving pain in the
bladder. Kidneys. back and every part
of the urinary passage in male or fe-s
male. 1t relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing 1t almost Immediately.
II you want quick relief and cure this.
Is your remedy. Sold by R. H.sLIst,S
druggist, Wheeling. W. Va. ssy5j I'd,
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81 BURDoCKt Blood !Bltters Is natures
true remedy for constipation and kin
dredSills. 1t acts directly on the bow
els, the liver the skin, and while cleans
Ing the blood 8imparts strength to the
digestive orEn rs. 81 U Al.lN 70 8 ~
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(: DIR. FoWLER's Ext. Of wild Straw
berry has been used for forty years
and has never yet failed to cure a case
OF diarrhoea, dysentery. orr summer
complaint In any OF Its various forms.
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School satchels: School satcheIs;
Special sale OF School Supplies, States,
Pencils, Inks, Pens, Tablets, etc, ut cx-
trctnely low prices. SAli children accom-
school Satchsl free. THE LEADER, ~
syE7S5 1870, 1O22, 1924 Main street.
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A: .B!:|L.Az'.E OF GLORY
u x ~ 77T77I ~ n y II 4 n
Marks the lyind.up of!the West
Virginia State Fair.
OF u ); "

Wa. The Brsaking OF the Track Record by
Two Horse. IN the ana Pace Another
Large Crowd was In Attendance, --rhc
l Fair Is \, a Financial saess.. 4 galn-.rhs
Pace wa. tInilnl.hsd Yesterday, snd will
DO Ran on this Morning.
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THERIYER..

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES. s
Parlscrsburg .ARGAND. II "A. M
Clarington....F FAIR PLAY, $3.50 p. m.
TX BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Z.
Matamoras. ANDY HATCHER, Ii a. m.
Parkersburg JEWEL. II a. m.
Clarington... FAIR PLAY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
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THE PA PACE
Was the Occasion of the BrenkinE of the
statc Fair Trpck Record,

O. -. 81
Was the Occasion of the BrenkinE of the
State Fair Truck Record.
William Wallace Scribner, B. &
Null. South Brooklyn, o.. l 2 ! 9 s
+. Tod Crook, b. g., II. s.. Jnrni- 4 t.i3i t1l
son. Greenvllle. O .......d..;... ga a.s1i1
Mary RUSSELL, s. m.,9 F.. Jami- y:
I, son, Butler, Pa................. IA 8 9
Jack Jewett. All Haws. Ko-
Syreaa.s b! M. A. E. Richard III.
son. Saginaw. Mich.........;... .....5 6 4
Bacillus: oh. e. J. 4 b.. Lowry,
q Ravennn, 9 o. 0
Carlo H., b. M, ]. 7. Win
,Mollie McCauley, b. M. j. Z; d. e 4
4 Roberts. Moundsvilc. VIVA, 8 IS Sdr Il
X Timc-2:lSh, 2:l3A, 2:l3A.% 2:l5a. 2:l6E. &
4 : First heat =, The, favorlte. William
Wallace Scrlbner, at once went to the
front with Mary Russell and Mollie Nc
.Cauley hard upon him. AT the half
they were going In that order. At the
three-quarters Mollie had passed Mary.
and was In the second position. The
leader. Scribner, was cutting outya ter
rife clip and predictions were made that
the fastest. mile ever paced on the track
would be chalked up. Coming up the
stretch: there was no let-up In the going,
for Mary Russell had come up In the last
eighth md would have made matters all
together too Interesting had 8, Scribner
.been%pulled lin. The SconsequenceS was
that the mile harness record for the track
WINS broken, the time for the heat being
2:13H. ~ VI II 81 I, .sss
b Second heat--Therc was some trouble
in getting the horses started. Finally
Jewetts tdriver&was changed. This was
The most ieXcitlng race. of the week. 4 Ev-5
cry,hurse NTH lot but Mollle McCanleyl
.wasT Insthafrace They were punched
fr1m startSt dlnIshfnnd2 although, two
hore6s.. tnry3 Russell and Scrlbner, man.
aged to! Keep the, lead between them. At
the quarter and hnlf Scrlbnari led. but
on the last quarter Mary Russell forged
iahaed and won by half a length. jack
Jewctt, who got very much the worst OF
the start finished third his performance
was farithcfbestiof!t the lot. Heswas only,
u nose bnck of Scrlbner for the place.
Tho Judges declared MI pools off ION this
bent, for the reason that they thought
SorlbDerS had 3not been driven .as y he
should have been. The r,mc. cqualled the
record leiin the previous hc5t I; '2:i3i4.;
~ Thlrdbeit TACK Jewetts was! agnin! OBJ.
Btinatet and another driver was put up,
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