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cine, in the hands OF only 8 partially ex-
pcrienced doctors make q feeble, SMALL
calibrer sort OF resistance to the enemy.
Dr. Pierce'a magnificent Golden Medical
Discovery" with its splendid biood'purity
ing, overcoming, strength creating power,
hurts the fortress OF disease from its very
foundations, and searches and drives out
the lurking symptoms Of weakness and de-
blity from every secret hiding place IN the
entire physical system Of mankind.
The work Of this grand " Discovery" g
thorough; II gives the health that Is all
health; the strength that is solid and sub
stantial and lasting; not Aabby fat; not false
stimulus: bit genuine, complete, renewed
vitality and iife.iofce.
had been q sufferer for Eileen years nearly
Al the time" says Mrs. Sarah i. Taylor, Of
RureKn. Greenwood Co, Kana In n friendly letter
10 DR.. Pierce I'm August. $50 wns taken with
severe crumpinH pain IN my stomach, Inc doc
tor here said Il was due 70 gnll.ltoneg. He re-
lisyed me for a short time, and then there was
hard lump about the sire Of goose egA formed
10 my right side. II became 20 sore ! eonla
aeareSly walk about the house, aud had no np..
petite, consulted the best doctors In town and
they said medicine would do me no good.
Eavc ip all hope OF ever getting vel again
Vol advised me totake your Golden Mediea!
DiScnyery' and Pleatant Pellets which did
according 10 difeetlona began 70 feel better,
and my appetite came back. Now Il Is little
over year since began 20 do my own work. I
am stronger than have been for Eve yea1."
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The Cleveland. JoraIn & Wheeling
Railway win make special rates for the
holidays TO all points on itg own line and
connections IN Central Passenger Assoc
citation territory. Tickets on gale De-
ccmber ed, eth. 2jth, goth. 3Oth and
3ist and January LIST, good until January
ID inclusive For tickets and full par
tlculars apply at City Ticket Office, COR
ner Twelfth and Market streets
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Armed with articles Of agreement,
Manager William Fette, Of the All
Wheeling bowlers, accompanied by VIII
C. Handlan, a member OF the team, will
leave tomorrow for Toledo, via the
Wheeling & Lake Erie. for the purpose
OF arranging, II possible, for an interI
city match Tor $500 side between
Wheeling and Toledo. The Toledoans
recently intimated chat they would like
60 do battle with the wheehRgs, and 4
they are still OF that opinion they will
be accommodated II the series Is ar
ranged. games will be played In both
cities, in January.
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MOUNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
COunty's Chief City,


COunty's CHIEF City.
Mr.. Edwin A. Newman and Miss Car
rIe Gallaher. of Glendale, were married
at Oakland, Nd, some time ago, but
succeeded In keeping the fact a secret
until Monday, when their friends learn
ed oG the marriage. They viii ccm-
mence house keeping this week ut
Glendale.
John Parkinson and family, OF Palo
Alto, California, VIII arrive In a Few
days to visit relatives and friends In the
city.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford and two as
eis.lnts. Of Greenbrler county, brought
Two conyicts to the peni;entlary ycstcr-
day.
The Thimble Bee Society, Of the NJ. u.
church. gave bazaar and supper al the
W. c. r. u. hall las. night.
The Atlantic OIL Refining Company Is
placing large Iron storage tank at the
Seventh etreet crossing.
Tch ladies' of the Episcopal church VIII
have bazaar at the Parish House Fri
day evening.
" A. Weaver is In Boston and w!'
visit other cities In the cast before he To-
turns.
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SshneaL
REPUBLICAN SUGGESTION MEETINGS.

Suggestion meetings will be held by the
Republicans OF the city Of Wheeling. on
Saturday, December IL. 1895, at O'Clock
d. M, az the following places:
First Ward-At Vlgllnnt Engine House.
Second Ward-At Market House Hall.
Third Ward--At First Branch OF Council
Fourth ward-At Police Court Room.
Fifth Ward-At Hook and Ladder Hose
Sixth ward-At PythIan Castle.
Seventh Ward-At Island Hose House
Eighth Ward-At RnOkes Hall, No, J6l9
Jacob street. --
The meetings will be for tho. purpose Of
suggesting persons TO be voted for at the
primary elections 10 be held on Saturday.
December 81, lSgS. between the hours OF
o'clock p. IN. and o'clock p. M, for the
For members of the First Branch Of
FOR members of the Second Branch Of
For members OF the city Executive
JOHN w. KINDELBERGER,
Chairman.
WIN. H. HoRNIsH. Secretary. del2
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Bear, 112; First Light, ITO; Ardar' llO;
Third race CO. rs furlongs-Runaway us;
Imposition, lis; ]. N. H, formerly
Promptly, III; Tim Hurst, liz; Dutch Blus-
ter, 10: Bessie Abbott, ITO; Seottle y. IiD.
Fourth race, ~ furlongs-Wandn r., 10;
FullsDeed l16: Ballsarius, lis; TomORo. ll5;
IarIESa, lis: Wistful, rs; Fox Chase, llO.
Fifth race, fttrlonEs-GOv; GriEgs Is;
Jonah White, lis; Back Back. li4; Judge
Warren, no: Blue Ribbon, los; TAUNTON,
los; Red Star, 100; ]. B., 100.
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,Svsinpss 0ODoriuniTes.

VoU CAN MAKE MONEY QUICK
with small risk in wheat, stocks and
cotton. We have never lost n cent for a
customer. nor called for additional mar
GIN. Profits paid on demand, Open an
account with us now. and double your
money in n week. Write for free advice
c. E. MACKEY 6 CO., Wall street.
New York de3
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Stoekhoidsrs 9zerinns.
LDERs' MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the National Bank OF West Virginia.
at Wheeling. will be held at the banking
House OH Tuesday. January 10, 1879, be-
tween the hours OF one ~ and three ~
o'clock D. M, for the election OF directors.
JOHN WAGNER. Cashier.
Wheeling, W. Va, Dec. Z, 1895. del
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sIDEBoARDs, China Closets. C5mbi-
nation Desks. Chlffonlers. at BRUEM-
MER & HILDBBRAND'S,corn Twen-
ty.second and Market streets.
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YOUR wife will be tired after prcpar-
Ing for the holidays, get her a comfora-
bic rocker 20 rest In, ut BRUEMMER Il
H1LDEBRAND'S corner Twenty-sec-
nnh md Mlrltnt Rlrots
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THE sHor THAT TELLS.

Do you Know
what happens
when one Of our
big uiirteen.inch
shells strikes a
fertilization 1t
Is fairly HLlsd OF
its foundations.
This is the mod
fern way Of doing
things: coneentra.
ting every ounce
Of power and en-
eTgy into one ire
mendous irresisi.
bic blow that aim.
ply annihilates
opposition. This
Is the method that
means success.
i, It is just the
same in the war
fare against dis
, ease. While all
sorts Of half.
~ way compfo-
& missing medi-
-
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MUsBE LEAGUE.

BOWERS won two out OF Three from
Daisies in the Musee league last night.
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&eacaL

z AIDES: Chichcslcrs English Pcnyroyal PAS
Ia gn,anss4 nrsnae are the best. ~. Iss,siss
fsF fsss. !" ~ trt1In BY RotuJn Male ~ Dtg,FiaL
Chichester Chemical Co., PhiladA., Pa.
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BaHfed

UTANTED-TWo AiACHINIsTs AT
w Means Foundry & Machine Co,
Steubenville. Ohio. Regular wages paid.
Steady employment. del3
DRoFITABLE HOME WoRK-wE
il want few men and women in every
town TO make novelties for MS at their
homes: day or evening; s. TO Sl5 weekly:
no cunvasslng or experience needed:
steady employment; plain instructions
and work seI.t TO your home on lpplica-
ton. BRAZILIAN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, New York City. dei2'
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GOLD Pen, with pearl holder. 40 cents
W. ]. LUKENS, one Price Jcwcler.
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5orReaL

Nor REHT-sEVERAL GOOD ROCKS
IL in tho City Bank building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mE@
ToR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS.
best location In city. Possession at
once. SiCOLL'S ART STORE, 1921 Mar.
ket street. GEO
NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
u three.story brick building, suitable for
q manufacturing establishment, located ae.
southeast corner OF Eighteenth and Chap
line streets. More ground II needed. Ter
mlnal switch beside the property. Apply
to JOHN BECKET,E. no1
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BOXING.

Next Monday evening. the Mounds
Vile A. C. will pull of 2O-round con-
test between George Church of Buffalo,
N. Y, and Eddie Bowers. of Columbus.
These bantams Will put up a great bat
tie, and the club will further provide
interesting prellminaries. Huga Clancy
and BUZZ" Auber, of this city, will spar
in one OF the preliminary events. The
entertainment will take place In the
AIoundsvllle opera house.
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The articles were forwarded TO Frank
Bradley, OF philadelphia, yesterday, for
his match here with Oscar Gardner, De-
cember 81
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FaIrmont has the boxing fever, and
the club there has secured Leslie
Pearce and George Wanko, to. do battle
at catch weights, December %.
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QhDoganE
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CLAlRYOYANT AND PALMlsI,
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cARRoLL cLUB LEAGUE

In the carroll Club League. Rough ItIa'
ers won three straight from Pacifcs,
scnra.
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MuEEL1NG LEAGUE.

Although Golden Rods rolled a larger
aggregate number of pins, All Alike
were lucky enough TO have two close
winning scores TO one for Golden RODS.
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MAY CHANGE THE CAPITAL.
Cuban officials VIII Probably Leave
Sancti spiritus for

WASHINGTON, April 30-Secretary Que
sada. of the Cuban legation here, said to-
day that General Blanco's order conscript-
ing Cubans between the ages of fifteen and
fifty in the Spanish army showed the dire
extremity TO which the Spanish commander
was driven. Mr.. Quesada said that up to
this time the Spanish authorities have not
utilized the services Of a single Cuban COM
pany or regiment, knowing that the Cubans
were at heart devoted to the cause of Cuba
and would TAX the first opportunity to turn
their arms against Spain. For this reason
the volunteer forces at Havana and else
where, he said. are recruited exclusively
from Spaniards. Mr.. Quesada said the
present movement to raise Cuban conscripts
was futile, and such Cubans as are forced
20 eniigt under the Spanish flag will find an
opportunity to use their strength in the
cause OF Cuba. The Cuban military au-.
thorities attached to Mr.. Quesada'S staff
express the same sentiment.
In high Cuban quarters the opinion pre-
walls that President Masso, of the Cuban
republic. and his Cabinet, will remove soon
from Sancti Spiritus. where they are
thought to be at present, to the neighbor-
hood Of Matanzas. with a view to estab-
fishing the seat CT the Cuban civil govern
ment al or near Matanxsss. II is said how
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HE SAW MINES PLANTED.
DR.. Gives Important InfOr-
nation Regarding Havana.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 30.-Dr. w. r.
Drummer. formerly United States sanitary
inspector at Havana, has just returned
from Washington, where he went to place
valuable information in the hands of the
surgeon general and of General Miles and
the War Department. DR.. Drummer while
in Havana for the sum of $3.50 q month
had the original reports from all the Span
ish military hospitals. These reports are
now in the possession of Surgeon General
Wyman. They show, DR.. Drummer states,
that there were in the Spanish hospitals
daily, out of an army of 100 men, from
80, 900 to 1900 soldiers. The ~unsanitary con-
ditionS surrounding the men and the insult
ficient attention given them, together with
a lack of good food, are responsible for
these facts, he states. DIR. Drummer also
secured in the same way information about
all of the coast fortifications around Ha-
al and personally saw planted eight of
the submarine mines now in the harbor
there. These plans V been placed in
the possession of the War Department.
size and descriptions of all the suns, and
a full description of all their ammunition
and high explosives.
DIR. Drummer does not think an army of
invasion should be sent to Cuba on ac-
count of the likelihood OF great mortality
from yellow fever and other fevers. He
saws with the volunteers and regulars the
Spaniards probably will soon assemble an
army of about $1,000 men in Havana
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"GERRYMHNDER KILLED.
Illinois Senatorial AppOrtiOnment
Law NuIlified by Supreme Court.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 2.-The SUI
preme Court late tonight filed a decision in
the case Of William ,Moony VS.. William
Hutchinson, county clerk of Will county,
an action brought to test the recently en-
acted senatorial apportionment. The court
holds that the apportionment bill passed
by the Republican Legislature at the spe-
cial session is unconstitutional. The court
holds that the Constitution of Illinois pro-
vides that the State shall be apportioned
after each federal census. The defense
held that the apportionment could therefore
be made at any time, but the Supreme Court
holds that the fixing by the Constitution of
a time and mode for the doing Of such act
was by implication forbidding of any other
time or mode and a prohibition of the ex-
ercise of the power in any other way. The
court further states that twelve States hav-
ing a general plan of apportionment SINH
lar to our own have, by their Constitution,
forbidden a change between the periods
fixed in such constitutions, and that those
prohibitions are conclusive of that which
in our own case must be the subject of
construction and which has been practically
construed by the Legislature for g long
period of time, the absence of the prohibit
ton not being at all conclusive that the pro-
hibition was not intended. The decision is
by Judge Cartwright. Judges Wilkin and
Carter dissent. A peremptory writ of man
damus is ordered issued. as asked for.
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ever, that this will depend much on the in
structions carried by Lieutenant Rowan, of
the United States army, to the Cuban COM
manders. The nature of these instructions
IS not disclosed. 1t is estimated. however,
that one of the first results is likely to be
the transfer of President Masso and his en-
tire cabinet to the Cuban coast and the set
ting up there Of a complete civil organize
ton. One of the advantages of this move,
from the Cuban standpoint. is that IL will
give the Cuban civil government a most
distinct Identity, and will advance the rec
ognition of its independence. This inde-
pendence continues to be sincerely hoped
for at an early day by the Cuban authori-
ties in Washington. They are anxious to
assume a more official status with the au-
thortties here than they occupy at present.
A singular complication over the Cuban
flag. with its five stripes and a single star,
may arise at an early day. Numbers Of
small craft are plying between Florida and
Cuba, owned by Cubans. If one of these
raised the Cuban flag and approached the
Havana squadron the question would arise
as to what course Admiral Sampson would
adopt, and might lead to an indirect recog-
milton.
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STEAMER PARIS IN PORT
HAD A ROUGH PASSAGE ACROSS, AND
SAW ONLY TWO VESSELS.
Captain Watkins Had No Fear of Any
Spanish Ship AfOat After He
Reached the Open Sea.

NEW YORK, April 30.-The American
line steamer Paris arrived this morning
from Southampton after a rough passage
Of seven days, seventeen hours and forty
five minutes, with nine saloon, forty-two
second cabin and ~ninety-eight steerage pas
sengers. The Paris left Southampton April
q, at 9:15 a. m. After clearing the and
Captain Watkins shaped his course about
ed for home, keeping a distance of about
thirty miles from the usual course taken in
previous trips.
Captain Watkins had no fear hat a Span
ish war vessel would catch his fleet steamer
after she got sea room, but it was thought
possible that some craft of the enemy might
or in the neighborhood of the Irish coast to
waylay the American craft. At night
every light on board of the Paris was ex-
tinguished and dead lights were covered.
Strict watch was maintained to detect the
approach Of vessels.
Leaving the Lizard with the win south
east, then northeast, very light, the weather
became overcast and a long westerly swell
prevailed. This condition of weather con-
tinued until the wind became westerly, and,
commencing on the 2Sd, increased to a gale.
Rough seas, with fog, rain and generally
thick weather prevailed. On the American
coast a heavy northeast gale, with high
head seas, was encountered.
The Paris sighted the White Star line
steamer Majestic on April 90, at 5:35 a. m,
and at 1920 p. m. Of the same day passed a
freight steamer Of the White Star line
bound east. Nothing else was seen on the
way across.
The Paris brought sixteen cases Of NUM-
lions of war and a small quantity of mis-
cellaneous merchandise.
The Paris entered the Narrows through
the field of mines and torpedoes at $50
o'clock this morning and was saluted by
steam whistles Of passing craft as she went
to her dock.
1t is expected that the Paris will dis
charge her cargo to-day and will be re-
ceived by the naval authorities tomorrow
morning, when her name will be changed to
Yale. The Paris has a crew of 2S9 and two
mail clerks. She also brought two stow
Always.
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A Cork Famine Caused by h Wa
I'm Spain.

AS most of our cork used in the manu-
facture of shoppers for bottles comes from
Spain, the Queen will issue a proclamation
against the export of cork in any form.
AS most of our fever medicines are put up
in bottles the Spanish hope by this method
to prevent our sending medicines with our
soldiers who invade Cuba In this manner
they hope to let yellow fever kill off our
troops.
1t matters not to our soldiers whether
we nave corks or not, as arrangements will
be made TO use medicines that come in a
concentrated form, that our brave soldier
boys can carry loose in their pockets If
hey wish.
1t is now almost a certainty tina the
United States will arrange to supply the
soldiers with Haag's Liver Pills and Haag's
Cold and Fever Capsules. The pills are
absolutely the best known medicine for the
cure of sick headache, indigestion, bilious
ness and kidney troubles, while the Cold
and Fever Capsules, being a combination
OF quinine. red pepper, phenacetine and
Dover's powder are the best known cap
sules for the cure of bad colds, grip, ma
laria, chills and fever. and even typhoid
and yellow fever are cured by this capsule.
Where soldiers are exposed to rain or
change of climate these pills and capsules
are an absolute cure for sickness caused by
exposure. The capsules should be taken
every three hours, and q dose Of the pills
each night on retiring. Every soldier should
have 4 supply before leaving for Cuba.