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by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Ia only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IL caused by nm inhnmed con-
dltIon of the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube Ia In
famed you have a rumbllng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It Is en-
tirely closed, Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for.
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which 10 nothing but an In
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness tcnused by ca
tnrrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold By Druggists, 75c,
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ABOUT NEAR EEIGHBoRs.

Steubenville is making great prepa-
rations for Its coming centennial cele-
bratlon, and II promises to be one OF the
greatest events in the history OF the
city.
Our Bowerston correspondent gives
an account OF the death OF Captain
Donaldson, who passed from earth last
Friday morning, He was a brave
Union soldier OF splendid record,-Cadlz
Republican.
The Union foundry, at GAINESVILLE,
which shut down July l with large
stock on hands and with the expectation
| OF remaining closed until October J. re-
sumed Monday with full force of men
and on full time
While Mrs. Cutshall, of Jewett, Har-
rlson county, was attending a circus,
her little one got hold OF some pills
containing arsenic, and ate them 1t
soon took violently sick, and about 2
o'clock died in convulsions.
Miss Maggie Wilson, OF Center town
ship, says the Guernsey Times, who re-
Gently obtained letters patent on po-
| tato planter, is developing much invent
i've genius and has three other applica-
lions on file at the patent office.
Several Newark business men We're
swindled out of their money one day
this week by stranger who worked"
that town for advertisements on n ho-
tel blotter The blotters that they look
ed for never came, Patronize home pa
pers-Caldwell Journal
The reunion OF the 9Sth regiment, o.
v. l., which was to have been held in
Steubenville during the centennial cele-
bration, has been postponed until octo-
Der s, on account OF delay In the arrival
of the Webster monument, The post
poned date is that of Col. Webster's
death.
The second day OF the Belmont coun-
ty fair at st. Clairsville, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September !, 2. 3,
will be observed as G.. A. r. day, and a
reunion of the boys In blue" of Bel
mont and adjoining counties VIII be
held on that day. Members Of the G.
A. r. and their wives will be admitted
free.
According to reports from Uhrichs-
vile that town has municipal scandal
Of huge proportions on hand, involving
several clerks and mayors. 1t Is charg-
ed that many bonds have been paid by
the corporation, but never cancelled.
They are stlll in the market and, OF
course, worth their face. Other bonds
to the amount of $l3500 cannot be ac-
counted for. These are n part OF TWO
sets of bonds issued to pay the Cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling railway @
bonus to locate there.
Rev. H. W. Parks, says the cadlz Re-
publican died at his home in Hopedaie
on Thursday, July 20, aged 56 years
He was a native Of Belmont county,
Ohio, and had served as pastor OF the
Hopedale and Beech Springs Presbyte-
rlan churches for sixteen years, He
commenced his ministerial work as pas
tor Of the churches Of York and Adena,
where he served for eleven years, COM
ing to Hopedale in 1851. He was n
graduate Of Franklin College and OF the
Western Theological seminary.
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The good old times are coming from tho
north and south and west, -,
Tho orders will be crowdlng till there isn't
any rest; ,,t
We've only been awaiting and a-breathing
for spell,
But things are sort Of settled, and we're
feeling pretty we'll
The people Amt a-going to take TO wear
Ing wooden shoes
lust because there was panic ana the
bankers got the blues
Our country's still as big, and strong ana
rich rs II can be, -.
And the good old times are coming; Just
walt and you will see.
Tho good old times are coming, and they're
coming mighty SOON
The trade winds are a-blowing like regu-
lar monsoon:
You can hear the wheels a-turning and
hear the shoe men say
They haln't felt SO encouraged this many
and many n day.
Don't listen TO the Croaker, cause his
lIvcr'a choked with bile:
He'd sooner groan In misery than wear a
pleasant smile;
But jon the grand procession and hop to
swell the song,
The good old times are coming, and they're
coming right along
Shoe and Leather Review.
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Some time ago the Intelligencer pub
llshed an item which recited the fact
that Michael Bail, of Frederlckstown,
Pa, on the Monongahela river, was the
father Of twenty-eight children. Since
that time another has been added to the
list. Wonderful as that story is one
comes from n town near Naples, !taly'
about n widow 81 years OF age, who In
nineteen years bore sixty-two children,
fifty-nlne being males. Eleven different
times in nine years triplets were BORN
and on three different occasions four
boys were announced, and once there
were four boys and girl. That GER
taInly beats the record.
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her early sources OF inspiration and fur
nished her with her first material for
her pen. A sketch Of Lincoln so pleased
his son. Robert T. Lincoln, that he wrote
her letter Of thanks and admiring
praise A delightful feature OF her
literary toll Is the fact that the motive
power is the desire to earn funds for her
pet charities, the Chiidren's Hospital
and the kindergarten work. In this aid
to the solution Of the child problem her
daughter shares largely, for she is, in a
sense, the well-sprlng OF her mothers
writings. In a huge scrap book are
treasured all the childish sayings and
witticlsms which have been printed
broadcast An offer has been made to
Mrs. Sivlter for a compilation OF her
stories, but the labor is so great as to
be well nigh Observation-Disclosures
Exchange.
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In Thursdays Intelllgencer appeared
an interview about the Falrmont strike
situation with Ex-Governor Fleming,
credited to the Baltimore Sun. A typo
graphical error in this paper quoted Gov
ernor Fleming as saying miners are re-
quIred to deal wish the company store,
but do so because It offers them credit"
The sentence should have read miners
are NOT requiredto DEAL" &C., which is
the way In Which It appeared in the Sun.
This correction Is made because the over
sight by the Intelilgencers proof reader
placed Gov. Fleming in false light and
has caused some comment.
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A Eamon. wtM VlrslnIn Woman.

A name well known In the margarine
world IN that Of Anna rlorpont SIyltcr
who has been a contributor to every
American magazine Of note, both rnllg-
loua mud secular In tone Her verses,
jpkoA aud short stories have found n
prominent place In the pngca " Puck,
Llfo Vogue, Judge, llarpor'B bnInnr
Frank Lcnllo'H, the ChaulnuGuNn Chl-
cngn Interior Young People aud Christ
ian Endonyorcr She IN daughter NJ
Ex-Governor rlorpont, NJ FnlrmOnt W.
w, Two NJ HIS lifelong friends, Pros
id0ut Lincoln and General Hayes were
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Thursday August 49, the Ohio River
railroad viii run their second excursion
to Atlantic City and Cape May at the
following rates.
Stations MoundavIllc to Parkcrsburg,
inclusive. $40. Harris Ferry to Ravens
wood, inclusive, 81; Willow Grove to
Kcnovh, inclusive, tl2, Tickets win he
good going on trains and q and will be
good returning within 70 days,
Sleeping cars viii be run through
without change VITA the Pennsylvania
railroad, the only line running through
CnrF to Atlantic CITY,
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Special excursion trains are to be run
on Sunday, August %. to hear Rev, Sam
Jones speaks at Clarksburg, and 1t Is ex-
pected that 10000 people from within a
radius of 100 miles will be there, 1t is
not announced that Mr.. Jones sermon
will be characteristic denunclatlon of
the evils of Sunday excursions, or the
wisdom of charge of % cents admission
for the privilege of hearing him declare
that the Gospel Is free.
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The selection of Prof. Jerome H. Ray
mond, Phi. D.. to the presidency of the
state university, by the unanimous vote
of the board of regents is evidence that
he was satisfactory in high degree. DR.,
Raymond is spoken of as a man of schol-
arly attachments and of singular execu-
tive ability There is every reason to be-
lleve that the board has made no mis-
take.
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A private letter from Hon. N. B. Scott.
from Rome, an extract from which ap-
pears elsewhere, gives some idea of the
wages that are paid in Italy for labor.
American workingmen who have been
suffering from a free trade policy which
tended to bring them down to the Euro
pean level when they have these things
brought to their attention, feel that they
have all the more reason to congratulate
themselves that the mistake they made
in 1892, which started them on this down
ward road, has been undone, and that
there is hope for the future recovery of
former conditions, As they were the
first to suffer they viii be the slowest In
recovering, for such is the natural law,
but the higher standard must be reached
with the recovery of good times, and the
wage worker, lin the light of costly ex-
perlence, will not again be caught by the
appeals of demagogues,
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Tho best snlyo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fcvct
sores. tcttcr, chnppod hands, chllblalnR,
corna ana all skin oruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or NO nay required, II
IL guaranteed to give perfect sallstac.
lion or money refunded Price 20 cents
per box, For sale by I.ognn Drug Co,
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the demand for the home product less
than 1t would otherwise have been, for
awhile. the wool growers are receiving
better prices and are confidently expect
Ing the revival of an Industry which was
practically ruined by the Wilson free
wool schedule.
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More gossip comes from Washington
to the effect that the possibility Of war,
with Spain and japan as allies against
the United States, is not remote. The
summer heat will soon be at an end and
the correspondents in Washington will
have cooler heads, and with the return OF
the President they will have something
rational to write about.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
wnEELING, AUGUST 4, 1907.

Readers of the Daily In.elligencer
leaving town can have the paper
sent to any address in the United
States or Canada, postpaid, for
three months SI.30; for one month.
IS cents; for two weeks, 20 cents.
Address changed as often as de-
sired.
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1t ia now believed that silver will not
cut much OF figure In the Ohio cam
paign. Mr. Bryan, who Is expected to
take part in the fight. and who was stalk
Ing his chances on the continuance OF
hard times and the low price of wheat,
will be handicapped in those matters by
a reverse state of affairs from that he
expected. Poor Bryan.
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Judge Lawrence and tho Wool Schedule

Judge Lawrence and the Wool Schedule.
our esteemed nelghbor. the Register,
quotes Judge Lawrcnco's criticism of the
wool schedule In the Dlngley tariff bill,
and seems to think that Il b making a
strong point against the measure. Now.
Il should occur ia those who have been
reading tie Register for some years past
that Judge Lawrence's criticism should
really commend the wool schedule to
that paper. because The Judges COM
plalnt IL based wholly upon his dlssatI'-
faction because the rates Of duty are not
high enough to suit him.
The ReglJtcr has always denounced
the Judge as a fanatic on the question Of
high wool duties and a great many pro-
tocuonlste, even those directly concern
Cd In the wool growing industry, have
regarded him AZ an extremist HE crItI-
clsm. quoted with 10 much glee, and APP
pr1ylngly, by our flee trade nclghbor
seems to indicate that the Register re-
CARDS The Republicans In Congress m n
worry Wicked sct Of men for not taking
the oxlrrmo ylew advocated by Judge
Lawrence. II our ncIghbor IL In favor Of
low duties, or no duties at oil on wool,
why approve Judge bnwrrncc's radical
Wow In favor Of prohbtIyc dutles7 The
tact In the wool mon of the country are
generally satisfied with tho schedule and
are even now feeling tB GOOD effects The
market reports toll the story, and al.
though tho enormous Imports made pre-
vlouH 10 the pamagt VI the bill
to escape tho dutlos will make
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A Chicago man is charged with having
married a dozen wives, and two of his
families, It appears, have been supported
in the same nelghborhood unknown to
each other, The remarkable fact in con-
nection with the matter is that he is only
thirty years old. 1t takes Chicago man
to make record for enterprise.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue of deed Of trust made by r.
II. Gillespy and Lizzie d. Gillcspy, his wife,
to me, as trustee, dated December g, 1871,
and recorded In the office OF the clerk Of
the county court of Ohio county, W, Va,
in Deed OF Trust Book No. "a, page ID,
which deed was made to secure n note
made and signed by Mary V. Bennett, and
the property described In said decd OF trust
was on the ith day OF January, 1872, con.
veyed by said Glllespy and wife to Mat
thew Bennett, the husband OF said Mary
V. Bennett, will sell at the north front
door of the court house Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M, the fol.
lowing described property, that Is 10 say:
The south half of lot number six CT square
number nine In J. and ]. r. Bakers addI'
ton to the, city OF Wheeling, Ohio county
West virginia, said half lot fronting TWEEN
ty feet on the east side OF Baltimore street
and extending back Of even width one
hundred feet TO tbs public alley.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and az
much moro as the purchaser elects 70 pay
In cash on tho day OF sale, the balance
In two equal installments at one and Two
years, notes bearing interest from the DAY
OF sale to be given for the deferred pay
WI. W. CowDBN, Trustee.
W. II, HALLER, AuctioReer. aut.s
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KLoNpYKE KARATs.

If General weyier could only borrow
that Chilkoot pass for trocha the Gu
bans never would get anywhere near
Havana. Chicago Record.
When Joaquin Miller gets to the
Klondyke people can Judge whether
dog meat intenshes poetry.-Chlcago
Inter-Ocean.
Everybody seems to be on an equal
lty in Klondyke." said the shoe-clerk
boarder.
Yes" said the Cheerful idiot, zone
man can cut as much ice as another up
there. indianapolis Journal.
While mounting the ladder of fortune
is n well-known figure of speech, Klon-
dykes climate makes climbing up the
golden stair n not inapt expression on
the subject Philadelphia Times,
A number OF United States senators
are anxious 90 make midsummer
cruise to the Klondyke upon public
business, but as q senatorial funeral in
that direction cannot be arranged I'M
promptu. the only alternative would
seem to be n boundary investigation, or
something Of that character. Where
theresa Will there's a way; and though
the way to the Klondyke be rugged, 1t
will take a sterncr fact than that to de-
ter senators filled with an lnsatiate love
OF duty, II they can possibly get the
pretext aud trapsportatlon-P hladel-
phia Record.
We greatly fear that Baltimore ls be-
hind che times, II is the only city In
the country that has not Klondyka
mining Company,--IIn Baltimore American.
Doubtless many Of those who are
setting out for the KloRdyke to dig Tor
gold Will come back rich Many others
viii come back poor, and Hll more viii
not come back at all But che man Of
energy who shall now set to work to or
ulnlzo system by which 10 supply the
Kondykc miners with food, clothing
hardware and other ncccssarlcs VIII
surely come bnck with more gold dust
thnn was eyer dug out Of any mining
claim. This win only be history re-
pcatlng Itself New York World
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One wooden mill at Rarltan in New
Jersey has restored the 10 per cent taken
from the wages of twelve hundred en-
ployes four years ago. No comment is
necessary,
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Dean, Mrs, Hattie Sanders, Miss Myrtle
Il, Cg Salor Mrs Pauline
Brown. Mrs. MollIe schreador. Mrs Bar
Koppol Mrs. Chas, bara s. -
Kurnor, Miss Bertha Sturgeon. MrF. n.
Lamb, Mrs. Agnus Trueiough, Miss M
MClSlvaln. Mary a. ma
Pnrkcr. Miss Carrie Wcddle, Miss Emma
Prcscotts, Mrs Mary Walker, Mrs Allat
Russell Stella
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FOR SALE.
ROLLING MILL AND
COAL PROPERTY.

Tho receiver OF tho Brilliant Tube. and
Pipe Works will offer for sale at the Court
House In Steubenville Ohio,
MONDAY, AUGUST Q. 1897,
at one o'clock p. M, Central time, me
~ool estate. rolling mills and coal works Of
tho company. Tho mills include pudding
and heating furnaces, engines, boilers g a'
producers. shears, lathos, shaftlng W..
ieys and betting, with necessary machine
una blacksmith shops. The
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IThe INTELLIGENcER, embracing It's
several editions, Is entered in the POST
Office at Wheeling, W. Va, as second-class
matter.l
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RESTAURANT AND CAFE.
THE WlGWAM RESTAURANT AND GAIT,


laUN mhNNtE NlNbbis
Warm meals served IN their best style
pinihg rooms cosy and snug, All short
order c0oklnE, nnd prices reasonable. only
restaurant that provides n ilrHt-c lnRa
Ladies' and ucnilomcn'H Dining pnrlOr
Entrance ON Fourteenth street
Merchants Hot Lunch daily Roast lloof
mud Potatoes. Coircc, lircgd and Butter,
no cents 1911 changed daily
jul6 8. nRullAlillR rronrloter
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We greatly fear that Baltimore Is be-
hind The times, II is the only city IN
the country that has not n Klondyke
mining company. Baltimore American.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms, Counting ROom.,,.,,,s22
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4
To all persons holding liens, by Judgment
or otherwise on the real estate, or Any
part thereof, Of Henry r. Tappc'
In pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
court VI ohio county, made In q cluse
thOrOln pOndlng, TO subject the real tHln.'
Of the said Horny w. Tape to the say,
faction Of the hens thereon. You nro hrtrggS,,
required to present all claims hcll w XIV
aud cnrh Of you against the said Hgny
Il. TnppC. which arc liens on hla rem ",
iHtC. OF any part nf Il, for adludlcG'Un ,k SS
me, nj my onICc iiiI Chnnlno street w ~ "
city NJ Wheeling, said county, ON OF W.
fnrC the algi day Ot August lMi. 49,. -
Uilvon under my hand, t9!s e IVY
August, 1881 e, y, lLin,,,ti
nu5.tu Commlralonor Of the sad court.
uNnii FINEST FLOUR
our Acme brand IL the nnoHt ola
whcnl flour for bread and pa'l'y,
II IN not necessary to have wv"
brands OF flour II YOU are n'l"S
ACME ,'
ALBERT sroLzR 3 CO.
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COAL PROPERTY

Is the most valuable In Eastern Ohio, con.
slsting OF 500 acres OF excellent coal, tuly
developed. II Is equipped with an oLcel'
lent coal shaft and all necessary machln'
cry. etc, for operating the same, win an
auxiliary shaft conforming to the mining
laws OF Ohio The property OF the com,
pany will be offered In two parcelsIcGsali
property ami equipment In one, ana w
and Will be sold In such manner as VIII
be most to the intcret OF creditors, auI
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IL the postotllce at Wheeling, Ohio S9aT,
any OF the following the applicant mus;
ask for advertised letters, giving date Oh
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While mounting the ladder of fortune
is n well-known figure Of speech, Klon-
dykes climate makes climbing up the
golden stair n not inapt expression on
the subject. philadelphia Times,
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NOTICE no LlllN noLpnns.

srngun, Johns y Co, Walker & Rcnis
NJ. j. o'KANE, T, NJ.
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When Joaquin Miller gets to tn,
Klondyke people can judge whether
dog meat lntensaes poetry.-Chlcagc
Inter-Ocean.
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If General weyier could only borrow
that Chilkoot pass for trocha the Gu
bans never would get anywhere near
Havana. Record