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The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08

Until the year 1871 the English kings were
also called kings of France
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup is u
perfect cure for coughs and colds of all
sorts.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
DON'T Die In the House.
Church Unity.

Rough on Rats, Clears out Flies, Bed Bugs,
Reaches Ants, Rats, Mice, isc.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08

Be and use that old and welltried remedy ME-
wSsLow's soornrxo SYRUP for Children Teethinx.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
Are You
Going to
CrippleCreek

The Santa Fe Route is the most di-
rect and only through broad gauge
line from Chicago and Kansas City
to the celebrated Cripple Creek
gold mining district. Luxurious
Pullmans, free chair cars, fastest
time, and low rates.
A profusely illustrated book,
descriptive of Cripple Creek, will be
mailed free of charge on application
to G. T. Nicholson, G. p. A.,
A., T. & s. +. Ry., Monadnocls
Blk, Chicago.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08

Paper pneumatic tires are in process OF ex-
pertinent.
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Total, United States. 2.ls7,739,el2 ts75I,e6

Total, United States. 2,ls57739,2i2 *s,75l,e6
The figures of'this years production
OF corn contained in the above table are
the first to be published. They are
necessarily somewhat rough estimates
because the crop Is not yet harvested in
many states, vast fields of corn in the
west being still In the shock. The estl-
mates are carefully prepared. however,
from tn, agricultural departments re-
cords. The farmers who will profit most
by the advance in wheat ard corn are,
as indicated In the tables. those OF mid
die and northwestern states. It Is 10
these farmers that the silver orators
are preaching the theory that the mar
ket price OF silver determines the mar
kct price of their crops; that the de-
probation OF silver Is the cause OF low
prices for wheat and corn and that
only an increase In the value OF silver
can raise the value OF those crops. The
value OF an ounce OF silver on Septem-
Der 10 was &c cents. To-day is II G5
cents.
The rise in wheat and corn has not
been due to manipulation OF the Amcrl-
can market. The European exchanges
have set the pace.
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ATKINSON AT pHiL1pp1.
A Great, Meeting and Grand Ovation to

the Next Governor.
Special Correspondence.
E PH1LIPPI, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-Hon.
George w. Atkinson spoke TO a trc-
mendous crowd here this afternoon. So
large was the audience assembled to
hear the governor thatttle original
idea OF holding the meeting In the
court house had 10 be abandoned, and
accordingly a platform was erected I'M
medIately IN front OF the court house.
from which the distinguished orator de-
livered his address 10 the people OF
Barbour county.
AS the speaker made his appearance
upon the platform, the crowd burst
forth In such v0ciferous cheers that II
was some minutes before order could
be restored. After silence was obtained,
the governor began his speech and he
carried With him friend and foe by his
fervid eloquence. his matchless logic
and monuments OF fact.
No words can deslribe the powerful
effect of the speech upon the hearers.
All through the speakers discourse he
was frequently interrupted by spon.
tunsouS outburstS of {. applause, in
which all, regardless Of party or pre-
judice. Joined Mr.. Atkinson's speech
was admirably adopted 10 make votes
for his party, IL speeches ever ILade
votes. 1t vas courteous. concililtory
and prudent. He Is y man OF supetb
power aud noble character. His claims
upon the good opinion OF the people of
Barbour county-aEd they are very
great--wcre urged In 4 way worthy the
occasion. Ee INDUCED In no filings at
others. Tlra impression made was
powerful and altogether wholesome;
At the close OF Mr.. Atkinson's adj
dress ". p. Ktltle mounted the plat
form ana called Tor three cheers for
Atkinson, which brought forth n tre-
mendous roar Of Voices, mingled with
those OF the ladies' whose pert up en-
thusiasm could TO Longer, be retained.
Three cheers were given FOR Mckinley,
three cheers for Dayton. three cheers
for the whole ticket.and then tho crowd
made rush for the speakers stand.
where they almost shook the arms OF
Governor Atkinson from their socket
joints. twas n gala day for the Re-
publlcans of Barbour county. and will
no doubt bring forth good results on
the third of November.
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5OyE DlSEASEASD0NE RENEDY.

1.-THE art of paintlng,f said ai!ilals,
| consists In selecting the Hight cui0fB
and putting than IN the right lplacG."
l--n'J'ht way5io win q battlr,'' kaid Ma
fpolconH IL to irnass your trt0ps at the
ct.tle1l moment against tho wsiiiest
spot IN thu rhctnS'B line, THE way
TO cure many ailments, said the great
DR.. Abercromhlc, 'lb TO purify the
generally tbs torpid and infiamed dl.
gestlYe gystem. list N l.7
THUS wisdom ind experience simplify
and condenHe. irhus tho Shal;ers u
Mount Lebanon reasoned when they
sought, aud finally found, n remedy for
indigestion and dyspepsla. Where one
pcrEon has something else. thoy argued.
II thousand have this. ~ cure this
alone Will nlmost rid the world OF SILK
nesi. Why should we ycS ourselves
with sconfuslng definitions? A good
digestion Is lIfn and health; a bad one
diHoase and death. Hence, from the
healing and stimulating mountain
HERDS, they extracted the principles
GElth make the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial the, rarest and most effective 81
medicines for one diseasc, and one on.
DISQUALIFICATION and dysnepsla.
DO YOU suffer from any OF these mis-.
crablna eiingsg.--deprcssion of spirits,
heariress and pain IN The stomach az
ter'meals. bad tasteiin the mouth, wind
in4tlic bowels. irritable 5disposl,ioh,nrr-
yous weakness and alarm, worry and
wonrlness, costireness or irregularity
of The bowels, nausea, palpItatlon,slcls
headache. heartburn, loss of appetite
and sleep. dry skin. etc.? Z 4; "a. n y
Don't Indulge in fifty foolish fancIes.
You have INDIGESTION and dyspepsia
and nothing else. Set the dlsordcred
which will surely do IT. Shaker Dlges-
tive Cordial, and these symptoms will
vanish with their cause. A good effect
Will follow the first doses. Even chron-
ic cases soon yield.
Test the cordlnl,. at practically no
cost, by taking a ten-cent trial bottle.
For sale BY nearly all druggists. !
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the u.s.
ease. Catarrh is blood or constitu-
tional disease, and In order to cure It
you must take internal remedies. Ealrs
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not q
quacl medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one OF the best physicians in this couu-
try foryears, and is regular prescrlp-
ton. 1t Is composed OF the best tonics
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients Is what produces
such wonderful results IN curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials.
Z. ]. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c. -
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half OF th!s amount Is believed 10 be-
still In the hands ": the farmers them
selveF. a great deal OF It In fact has
yet to be threrhcd. on October 10 only
Ta,iI5,00O bushels OF the total crop had
reached the primary markets. But
even that had already felt the Impulse
OF the upward tendency ana the farm
ora had benefited by the Increased
price! They VIII realize on the balance
of the orop not yet marketed practlc.
ally the fell benefit OF the advance and
wlll be enriched thereby. Their profil
already runs hlgl, UP intothe millions
How the farmers IN the great wheat
benefit by the incrcased cash value Of
tlseir crops Is shown In the appended
table. ~
Farmers Profit on Wheat In close poii,.
Z zeal States. (.
The following table shows the profit
made by the advance In the price Of
wiielt I'm the In al, elk tNynnks. ~ ~ = =
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WHEAT UP, SILVER DOWN.
Disprovrn by Markets.
- .L.-.l- nf,I,s llalIfIcnl = -

Silver 4 rSuments D!sproyrn by Markets.
The Political Effect.
New York World OF Tuesday: Wheat
made a sensational rise of i've cents
a bushei yesterday on the produce ex-
change, and the. widest excitement pre-
vailed both here and in Chicago. ii
The recent rise In the cash value of
wheat and corn has increased the
wealth of the farmers Of the country
by sl3I, 39l.OI5 within the last sixty
days. or this amount the advance In
the markets Of the world has contri-
butcd no less than s90.636,SS5l and the
rise in corn has enriched the United
States s43,754,C64.
These encouraging figures are likely
to be greatly increased before the en-
tire crop OF wheat and corn produced
ON The broad acres of the middle and
western states can be. marketed. They
3meau. increased comfort and greater
#pr5sperity,g better clothing and more
luxury to farmers, and they afford tho
surest indication OF the better times
that are coming.
During the; last six weeks the cash
value of wheat has Increased twenty
two cents per bushel IN round figures.
I The reason Tor this advance, as Is well
known. Is the comparatively short
crops raised by Asia and South Amer
lea! THE supply being limited in the
markets OF, the world the demand for
thejwheat of the United States has In
creased, and there is no telling when
the consequent rise in price will stop.
THE Australian crop and part Of that
sof Argentina Is yet TO reach the mar
.kct, but both are small, and the linl-
led States are now shipping WHEAT by
j the sh!pload to feed the hungry OF
British India and aiso;o australia,
s.the first time In years. The United
& States produced III ,9S3.4i6 bushels or
wheat this year according to the latest
and best estimates obtainable at the
Z department OF agriculture. More than
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BELLAIRE.


tal..t l.tl. 1T.s.u Uo olhs tity. 49, -
The, executive. committee OF the Central
mcnts to have Bellaire well reprcsen,ed
ut Wheeling Saturday night. Tho mounted
officers in command of the Bcllaire rcgl.
ment are: Colonel. w. G. Bergundthal;
aides Frank B. Archer, T. il. Rider. D.
Dean. j., A.. Green. Peter Riley. Joseph
w. Hcatherington, II. ". Bahra and j.
NJ. Dubois. The arrangements for low
rate interpretation have not been fully
completed 1npp, ed, , Ths Young Mems Sound
strong, and the Blackburn Cadets and
lower town Mckinley and Hobart clubs
In uniform Will be out in full force. The
Mechanics' band and at least two drum
corps Will accompany tho Bellalrc dele
cation. 1855 3, II y, - =
The BellaIre Choral Society now uum-
bers about eighty MEMBERS 1t elected
officers us follows: President. Mr.. +. i
Roemer:rvice. president. Mrs. Lizzie Woods
bridge: secretary. Miss Lizzie Blon; treas
michael; librarian, Miss Gertle Fawcet:
musical director. Mr.. Paris r. Myers;
pianist, John Schlck. Mr.. Myers was pres.
cnt, and In a delightful talk explained
the plans of work for the winter. Tho
society will render two concerts, one in
January and one In May. II is Intended
TO render Gaul's Holy City" at the first
concert. f3-r $500 go II :
The visit OF W. ]. Bryan to this city
had an effect opposite to what was eS-
pected. The people do not relish the idea
OF standing forStTo or three hours In the
rain just to see n man, when authoritative
word OF when they could see him could
easily have been given out at their first
appearance.
Quite a number OF Belluire people will
20 10 bridgeport tomorrow night to hear
Hon. w. c. Pomcroy. the general organ
izer Of the American Federation OF Labor.
There Will be big crowd, especially OF
those interested In organized labor. But
the clubs will not turn out as clubs.
Tho gravel train on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad has been laid OFF,
throwing number OF men out OF work.
Rev. II. a. L. King Went TO FaIrmont
yesterday. morning 10 organize q Sabbath
school union of that township.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf, OF Cameron.
Va, have returned home after visiting
friends In the city.
Mrs. Ben Catch, of Wheeling, who hns
been visiting relatives In the city. has
gene TO Steubenville. IS Ssgl - .'T.',.
The Arlington Division, Uniform Rank
OF the X. OF p, gave q dance last even
ing In Its hall (.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Hall, OF Cleveland
are the guests OF relatives In the Fourth
ward. sg z ~ ~ ~ - :
Miss Emma Davidson, OF Steubenyille.
Is the guest OF friends and relatives.
The PENSION bonrd OF examiners met In
regular session yesterday. y
The Novelty Stamping Works is only
working half Its force.
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To tho Editor OF the lnicIlIgencer.
SIR:--I sec by the Register that Colo
mel Porman spoke to a large audience
here last Monday and that a good
many free silver Republicans attended
the meeting. There were just 12i pres
ent by actual count. There is only one
free silver Republican In this Mag
nolln) district. and | can give the
names OF twenty gold Democrats In
thc district. GOLD BUG. {
New Martinsvi!lc, W. Va, Oct, q,
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THEY are so little you hardly know
yoI are taking them. They cause No
gripping, yet tlicy net quickly and most
thoroughly. Such are the famous lltllt
pills known az Dc Wits Little Early
EiserA. Small IN slzc, great In results
Charles Il. Goclze. cHrncr Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co., Bridge.
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Z The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblaIns,
corns. and all skin eruptsons; and pos!-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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September II and "a. October l. s. IL
and %. 81 % round trip to Pittsburgh.
Via Pennsylvania lines. from Wheel
Ing. for the eXposition: return coupons
valid two days. This rate includes I'D
mission to the exposition.
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oVucIu1 DIHNdtVH3t 10 tIIu INIcIHStnccr.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. 9l.-Georgc
Godfrey, aged furty-ivc years. Il local
merchant and eS-pOliccman. committed
suicide early this morning by shooting
himself IN the head with n revolver.
Temporary insanity is assigned as the
cause s
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Total. United states. ri ,SS5,llc ;SoS5C's
Profits OH Corr

sif'F ProHtS OH Corn. XIX
Corn. too, has felt the upward ten.
dency of the cereal market, though not
10 SO great an extent rs wheat. Here
Is q table showing the profits on corn,
due to the Increase IN price in the last
sixty days: e. ~ e. u 7g7,F + Z .,f5.g
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/ FIND Salvation OIL Is the best cure
for rheumatism | have ever known,
Joshua Zimmerman, Wctheredvlllc,
Md ~. sty. = go
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pittsburgh I:,eur..on. via penn.yIv.nln

All pain banlshcd by DR.. Miles Pain Pills.
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SF0R SAI.E.

House t7ftrooms and hall, with modern
improvements; lot S0Xi22 feet; Eofr street.
betweeni yrwenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets; .9heAp. 80 tssl
House ,,Tserooms, Locust street. Sixth
ward: l6t lg5Sl20 feet: rents for $50 per
annuin; :terIns easy: sl,451. y.
House 49ooms. brick, Eighteenth street,
$i,i00. HE1S 81 - 1sri} ST. t5Ee3 lst.s
HousdEgl rooms and hail. Market street,
Centre Whaeling. SLIGO. s..
Nos. 4Esli6 and IS Twenty-third street.
easy terinS' "a
House. II rooms. wide center halls. mod.
ern conHehiences and large lot, No. N@
Chapliiie street; cheap and terms easy.
House, q rooms, Eighteenth ST.: sl.lN..
Z House.fhS rooms, bath. hot and cold
water, both gases. and In rear double
house. 4Iroorns each. Market street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth: bargain at
$50 will buy nIco lot fronting on Lind
street: one-third cash, balance on easy
500 Will buy good two-roomed house,
fronting on Chapline street, near Tenth
s25 wilE buy house OF 9 rooms on Wilson
street, Centre Wheeling; 800 cash. balance
,Lets-oa-Lind street. Cherry street and
McColloch street at from $50 to $500 each
on easy terms. 'gE5g z. 1s4eg t6h#
Money.to loan on city real estate.
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CHRONIC constipation is a painful,
disagrccablc and llfc-shortenlng Diff
Guilty. l; deranges the system, causes
sick headache, bad breath, and poisons
the blood. 1t can be readily OYER
come by De Wits Little Early Risers.
These little pills arc great regulators.
Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridge
port: Peabody G Son. Bcnwool.
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':] FtOER R.ENTrT.

No. 1925 McColloch street.
No. &C Seventeenth street.
No. % SRteenth street.
No. 60 North Front street. .z
4. Nos. ,t5e;ifEt i54 National Road.
- Six-roomed house Peninsula.
Nos. ~ tihdie Market street.
No. g Ianf street. store room and dwen.
ing.
Lo. on South Front street
"a lots ,MGMachen.
q lots ElnFaSrovc.
Lot Woodsdale.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

sAs Has 3o5,74e eoldiers Undsr Her
Flag Half Are In Cuba.

shs Has 305,740 eoldiers Under Her
Flag. Half Are In Cuba.
El Correo Militar, Of Madrid. publishes
an interesting report Of the troops which
Spain actually maintains In her various
possessions. The list shows the activity
exercised by Gen. Azcarraga, the Spanish
Minister of War, in all the details relative
to the organization of the Spanish army.
The following is the resume Of the arti-
Gle: In Spain at the present momen;
there are lbs. 865 men under arms, name
ly: Infantry, CISCO; cavalry, 1896;
artillery, 11.774: engineers, 5,204; mill
tary administration, 1900: ambulance
corps, 900; royal escort and halberdiers.
Typographical brigade Of the general of
staff. etc. 1896; police, 14,070, and GUS
tom house officers, 14,1S6. In Cuba, in
GLIDING the eleventh expedition, and not
including native volunteers, Spain has
100000 men. The little army of the Phil
ippines, augmented since the beginning OF
the instruction, consists of not less than
30,SS1 men belonging to the different
branches of the army; 1924 OF these
were detached from the Peninsula. Last
ly, at Puerto Rico, there are 0.O00 sol
diers. To sum up. the Spanish nation
has to-day 1853, TAG soldiers under her
flag, while two years ago the entire effect
i've force. including police and customs
officers, did not exceed 100000.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Kirled by His Own Medicine.

cdr" Eugene Kellogg, an intelligent
looking old man SO years of age, whose
wife lives in Detroit, has been victim
of his own medicines. A few months ago,
says the Caro- Democrat, he appeared in
the eastern part of the county, claiming
to cure every i'll the flesh Is heir to. His
medicines, he said, were secrets impart-
ed to him by the Indians. kellogg got
many cases. on account of the low fees
he received and is said TO have made n
few cures. Recently he undertook 70
treat Mrs. A. Vandermark. of Wells
Township, who had been suffering from
cancer. Mixing the contents of two
bottles with water, he poured the COM
pound into kettle on the stove. From
time to time he would take taste, to see
that everything was all right, and gave
his patient an occasional sip. One OF the
sons, picking up a bottle, exclaimed:
"Why, this is labeled belladonna, deadly
poison" The Doctor laughed, but he
emptied the kettle on the ground and
went to the house, where he died after
several hours of suffering. Mrs. Wander
marks life was saved by hard work. 1t
was found that the bottles contained eX-
tract of dandelion and beladonna. Kel-
logg's widow said Kellogg could neither
read nor write. and had been mixing in
gradients of which he knew nothing. She
had often warned him, but he persisted
in carrying on the work.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Child Labor Greatly Lessened.

The report of Deputy State Factory
Inspector Hintz shows that he has visited
725 factories during the last year and
266 of these were revisited. His district
includes twelve counties in Western
Michigan. He will submit no recon-
mendation other than that the discrepan-
cies between the compulsory educational
law and the factory laws relative to chill
dren be harmonized. The educational
law provides that all children under 16
years of age shall be compelled to attend
school. while the factory law provides
that children over II years old employed
in factories shall have statement from
their parents showing their age. He
would also have the statements sworn to.
During the year he forced employers to
discharge eighteen children because they
were under age, but he says the employ
ment of child labor has been greatly les
sened by the compulsory educational law,
and also by the hard times which lowered
wages to such an extent that ab!e-bodied
men can be had for wages ordinarily
paid boys.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
MAssAcRB OF ITALIANS.
Consul and Naval officers Murdered
by somalis In East Africa.

Consul and Naval officers Murdered
by somaiis I'm East Africa.
The massacre of Senior Cecchi, the ltal-
ian consul at Zanzibar. the captains of
the Italian warships Volturno and Stat
fetta. and six other Italian officers by the
Somalis at Magadoxo on the coast of So
maitland, East Africa, took place last
Saturday. The party was accompanied
by seventy Askaris, and was on trip
into the country outside of Magadoxo
when the Somalis attacked the Italians,
killed all the whites and also thirty of
the Askars. The caravan was attacked
during the night by the Somais. The
latter were repulsed at first, but rallied
later and continually attacked the re-
treating caravan. The Italians and their
escort of Askaris fought desperately, bur
were eventually overcome. So soon as
the news of the fighting reached Maya
doxo a detachment of sailors and n force
of Askaris were sent to the assistance of
the caravan. But they arrived too late
to save the Italians. The rescue party
recovered twenty-seven bodies and ar
rested many Somali tribesmen who took
part in the massacre.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Tempcrcd with Mercy,

Albert Hanover, aged IL years. with
his feet out in the snow, stole pair of
dollar overshoes at Muskegon from Ro-
zen Bros clothing house and three hours
later was in the Circuit Court under SEN
tence until he is II years old to the
Lansing school. The State Agent rec
commended he be taken care of, as he had
stolen before, ran away from school.
smoked cigarettes and generally was in
bad way. When the sentence was
imposed, the lad broke out crying and
begged for just one more chance. The
crowd of spectators began to show evil
dences of sympathy and the case was
settled by being held over, and just as the
lad was leaving the court room Judge
Russell. Prosecuting Attorney MacDon-
aid and Stenographer Luther raised a
purse to buy him pair of shoes, the pur-
chase being made by State Agent Baker
from the store where the theft had been
committed.