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should have room, closet or even box
where hS can have some control over
the temperature. This is necessary If
the work is to be done without excess
i've labor
If place Of this kind can be provid-
ed, the question Of ripening cream be-
comes very simple one, even in win
ter. For those who have not a room
that can be kept at a cream ripening
temperature we would suggest double
box. This ought to have four to six
inches space round the sides and bot
tom. If the boxes could he made per-
manently tight, no packing would be
required. But, as it is, il had better be
packed with sawdust, paper, cotton or
some other nOncOnducting material that
is clean and odorless. A can Of cream
can be set in box of this kind, and IL
it is properly made the cream will lose
but little Of its heat during the night.
If care is taken to bring the cream to
the ripening temperature before placing
it in the box, there ought to be no diff
Guilty in ripening the cream in q proper
maV,Oar
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Sweet Brier and others never contract
ed the disease, though they were of the
thin necked, narrow chested sort that
cause our friends who write so volumi-
nously about stamina, heart girth and
lung capacity so much alarm. The rec
ords show that the liability to contract
disease can be very closely measured by
the amount of tissue in the body. The
germ of tuberculosis is liable to find a
lodgment in any tissue Of the body,
and, other things being equal, the more
tissue the greater the liability to con-
tract that or any other disease. 1t fol-
lows therefore that with a spare cow,
having little flesh, there is less liability
to contract tuberculosis. We also find
that spare COW will longer successful
ly contend with the disease than is the
case with those having more substance
for the germ to feed upon.
OF all the cattle that were at the
Minnesota station in 1891 there is only
one left, and that is Champions Sweet
Brier III. She has given us calf every
year since she has been at the station,
is now in calf and doing most excellent
work in the dairy. She is apparently
in most excellent health and good for
several more years of work. Every
milking has been weighed and tested
since the day she arrived at the station,
and during the last six years every ra-
tion has been weighed out to her and
the amount and kind Of feed recorded.
Her average per cent was for 1892, 81;
1898, s; 1894. 40; 1896, 4.98; 1895,
8; 1892, 3. .35. 1t is our aim to let her
do about as she pleases. Some years
she seems disposed to do more work
than others, has better appetite and
gives more milk. Unfortunately she got
into the habit of dropping bull calves
until last year, and this she gave us
two fine heifer calves, which we hope
to keep in the herd during their life
time.
COnden6eGI MILK.
The consumption of condensed milk is
certainly increasing at a tremendous
rate, and, we apprehend, will double in |
the next two years if enough is made
to meet the demand, says a prominent |
dealer in such milk. There are some
curious things about its manufacture,
however For instance, Minnesota,
which raises a splendid quality Of milk,
has not one condensing factory within
its borders, and at the same time the
Twin Cities handle enough to supply a
market for very large factory The
same may be said Of Wisconsin, and
even Ohio, with large supply of milk,
cheap fuel and fine railroad facilities,
has no factory, yet enough plain con-
densed milk is shipped into the state
every summer to keep two medium
sized factories running, to say nothing
of the immense amount of canned milk
sold there. We believe that during
the next ten years plain condensed milk
wiz almost entirely gupers&de fresh
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ADJUSTMENTS,

At the matinee yesterday given by
the Boston Lyric Opera Company. the
Onera House was crowded to Its ut
most capacity to hear this splendid or
Sanization In their beautiful production
or that charming opera. said Pasha."
The success was instantaneous. every
thing going. AS Il always does with the
Lyrics, splcndidly AT night many
people We're turned away from the the
atre unable to gain admission to See
the company present. "Olivette." II
not having been given by the Lyrics on
their first visit. there was great curl
0sity to see them present something
new To II Wheeling audience. To say
'Ollvette" was Il success Is to put IL
mildly. The beautiful Josephine
Stanton rssayed the part OF the pert
and cunning Olivettc. ard she was de-
lightful. Miss Mamie kingsbury made
II bewitching Countess. The part OF
the duke Is by a long way the best
thing that Mr.-Georgc Olmi has done
here. Mr.. Henry Hallam as Nalen-
tine. sang and acted the part to per
lection. while Mr.. John Henderson kept
the audience In a continual state OF
laughter throughout the entire perfor-
nance. Mr.. j. l.. Rockwell, another
comedian, who just arrived from New
York yesterday 10 Join the company.
made decided success as Captain De
Merrimac.
To- night will be presented the "Black
Hussar" for which there Is already 4
tremendous sale OF seats. Many new
features will be introduced. including
the march OF the hussars.
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Jefferson Iron
Works Property,
Al Sfpubnny;Itc Oh;o
AZ SteubenviIIc, Ohio,

at one o'clock. Central Standard Time
Monday, February -. 1899. consisting
OF one Blast Furnace of the following
dimensions: Stack IS feet high. IS feet
) inches In the boSh. equipped with four
Gnrdon- WhitwclI hot blast fire brick
stoves. -four blast engines. Two OF them
equipped with Corliss steam cylinders.
ample boiler capacity. pumps. etc.
Furnace AT present in operation and
making 295 tons of Ecsscmcr Iron per
day; also Rolling Mill and Cut Nail
Factory, with lbs Cut Nail Machines.
Rolling mill equipped 10 roll Steel
Skclp Of sizes UP TO i5H inches wide.
The property is located on three lines
Of railway, and consists OF about forty
ncres OF surface ground. besides coal
field OF over seven hundred acres OF tho
celebrated StcubenvIllc Shaft vein OF
Cooling Coal. Terms OF sale Cash. or
onc-third cash, balance secured by
mortgage aud payable In one and two
years In equal amounts with interest
nj six per cent.
SPAULDIN6 K. WALLACE, Receiver,
Stcubcnvilie, Ohio.
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BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
---.- of HclnInnIl County

& I. y g 9 .
of Belmont County.
The next graduating class In this
city mas more boys than girls in 1; and
they held class party at the home OF
Miss Enelie colla.d, last evening. The
class is composed OF the following
named: Anna VanLaw, Margaret Nc
Gregor. Anna Kelley, Mary Carnes,
Myrtle Fry. Inez Kinney. Hattie NIL
Ter, Nellie Tanneyhill. Anna Cotiield.
and EmelIe colard; Alex. Wasser.
Charles Rosser. Charles Clements, Aug
Iust Duga. Frank Stewart, Mayer Rod
!eter.L FEED Seabright, Fred Huffman,
Earl Green, Orlic irwin, Mack Stewart.
ianG Brady Bradiield.
(, About all OF the stock in the Bellaire
steel company, has been turned In and
forwarded for redemption by the new
purchasers OF this plant This sale will
put into Bellaire more money than was
ever here at one time In the history Of
/. this city. and the sale OF the various
plants in this vicinity and Wheeling
means that from 100000 TO $1,000, 900
Is about TO be dumped into this part OF
the Ohio Valley. the bulk of which will
be seeking investment. This cannot
help increasing values along some
[ lines, as Idle money is simply burden
and not many persons ever keep large
sums idle.
! At the meeting OF the Twentieth Gen.
turr Club at the residence Of Mrs. c.
Bippus, the prizes were won by Messrs.
Robert McVay. ]. VI. Kellar and D. =.
Colbert. The Misses Maria Clements
and Minnie Colts will entertain the club
the next meeting. at the home OF the
former.
former pastor of the United Presbyter-
Ian church here, were panied 10 learn
OF the death of his wife. which occur
rel at Wilmington. Pa. Sunday.
where the reverend gentleman and his
wife were visiting their son-in-iaw.
There was no general observance OF
Washingto2's birthday here yesterday.
but the banks were closed and part Of
the postofiice employees had vacation
foc portion OF the day, and there was
no school. All OF the manufactures
worked.
jones Carvey. an oil worker from the
vicinity OF Woodsaeld. came TO Bcllaire
yesterday morning and was promptly
arrested by reason of a message stating
that he had Jumped n board bill of
81 50.
George Myers. who visited his broth
er, Baker Myers, the mar injured at
Mingo by being struck by a train. re-
turned yesterday and says Baker is
not likely to recover.
The Gravel hill literary and social
club meets this evening at the home OF
DR., ]. W. Cooper. and James Benson
will entertain the Young Mems Club. at
croilnole at his home.
The wives and lady friends of the
Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias.
will give the members a banquet in
-irmory hall. on the Sth OF March.
The Golden Eagles fair opened last
night and the American Mechanics
band furnished the music.
Marshal Johnston was at Pittsburgh
yesterday and Officer Shannafeit acted
as marshal.
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MOUNDSVILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.


~ opr'S't 'i' ,',iY,i i 49, to,,
leased t"r Iran from G = McFndd"n nv the citS
and n contract hns been let TO the
Shlmn Rros 10 erect thereon hose
hous,. 2Ox32 feet. two stories and II
hose towe. Gfty feet high.
rho TbimbIe Bee Society Of the NJ. E.
church, will hold their annual supper
at the home OF Mrs. W. D. Dunn. on
Morton avenue tAis evening.
Mrs. amelia Wcnd; and Miss Anna
sunderland attended the Dsmnrest
medal contest gwen ny me W. u !. u
al Du,'" o'' 40 "'S"''
j. !. francs anu family nave moved
wnoro " ia az y.n, ios, r,,i "''
Nv
r,r Woriin,s rorrv ~ 500 bcr niece
who wns snriouslv burned
Mr.. n II Evans and daurhtrr re-.
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FOUR BONES DID IT.
Remarkable Success of New Pile
Cure,

soutStSS VI .NtN lie
Cure.
People who have suffered for months
or years from the pain and !uconveni-
ence OF that common disorder. piles.
will look with skeptlcism upon the
claims OF the makers OF the new d!scov-
err for cure OF all forms OF piles,
known under the name OF Pyramid
Pile Cure: nevertheless, the extraordI-
nary cures performed by this remedy
are such as to warrant the investlga-
ton of any sufferer. As 4 case in point
the following letter speaks for itself
Mr.. Henry Thomas. OF sub-s;ation
Nc. >. Hosack Ave. Columbus, Ohio,
writes as follows:
Pyramid Drug Co.:
Gentlenen:-I want you 10 use my
name !f 1t will be Of any use 10 You. I
was 80 bad with piles that lost work
on that account. Nothing helped me.
read In Cincinnati OF the many cures o:
piles by the Pyramid Pile Cure and |
went 10 drug store and asked FOR IT,
The drug clerk told me that he had
something else that he thought was
better, but l told him that | wanted 10
try the Pyramid first.
The first box helped the so much that
| tried another. and then 10 complete
the cure used two more boxes. making
four In all. an now completely cured
Have not a trace OF piles and I had
suffered for four gears with the worst
kind OF prOtrudIns piles.
suffered death from piles. but have
found The Pyramid Pile Cure 10 be Just
as represented. | have recommended it
to several OF my friends and am thank
.ul to be able to write YOU what good
the remedy has done me"
Physicians recommend the Pyramid
Pile Cure because Il contains no opium.
cocaine or mineral poison OF any kind,
and because 1t is 50 safe and pleasant
To use. being painless and applied at
night. The patient is cured in Il sur
prIsingly short time and with no incon-
vcnieace whatever.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by
druggists at 80 cents per package, and
II there is any constipation II Is well
10 use the Pyramid Pills ut the same
time with the Pile Cure rs constipation
Is very often the cause OF piles and The
pills eHectullly remove the COStlvG
condition. Price OF Pills is - cents per
package.
Write TO Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich. Tor little book on cause and cure
OF piles; sent hT mall free.
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FIGHTING BoB"
Says the Navy Fought rs 1t Did on
Account Ofthc Maine

W WV -'iulHts
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. .2.-Cincin-
natis celebration of the birthday OF
Washington consisted mainly in doing
honor TO Captain Robley ID. Evans,
known everywhere as Fighting Bob"
Evans. He came with Congressman
cromwell to attend the banquet Of the
stamina League club Tonight. At
noon he was brought TO the floor of the
oham0er OF commerce, where great
assembly cheered his entrance and re-
doubled It's demonstration when the
Saiiant captain stood on the rostrum
ana WAS introduced by General Michael
Ryan in an eloquent little speech.
Captain Evans. with charming frank
ness, said he supposed no one expected
speech from him. that was not his
trade. The situation was embarrass-
ing, but he did not Imagine he was In
any danger. Speaking OF, the. Spanish
war. he said the navy went into 1t be-
cause the commander-in-ch William
Mckinley, and the Congress declared
that war existed with SPAIN. That 1t
was n war for humanity was taken
with some Reservation, by the. navy,
though 1t was trueEthat; the American
nation had becouta,.rery weary OF the
starving of women and children ut our
very uOoTs.- lie insisted that the real
reason that actuated the navy WAS obe-
dience to orders. but he added that the
loss of 266 comrades had much to do
with the Willingness with which the or
ders We're obeyed. Ignoring all refer
ence TO the officers who, he said. had
been too fully praised already. he paid
a splendid tribute to the men behind the
guns. He never saw such devotion and
courage as these men displayed. Mrs.
Browning had expressed the idea eX-
actiy when she had said they .'all stood
ready to flash their souls out with their
guns and enter their heaven At once
That was exactly the spirit with which
they fought.
His remarks Were greeted with alter
nate cheers-and laughter. and after the
speaking he was greeted personally by
n long line OF loyal and enthusiastic ad-
lnircrs OF the American navy.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

h-All IN - J. l.ltEtl BRIEFS.
Yesterday morning while Willie. the
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Con-
away was playing in the rear of the
Martins Ferry steam laundry, he was
badly Scalded by steam from an OK
hauSt pipe striking him on the lover
limbs and back. He was taken 10 his
home and medical assistance summon
ed. No fatal results from the burns
are expected.
Mrs. Virginia Pltman died at Their
home on South Second street yesterday
morning. aged thirty years. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon at
her late home and her remains will be
taken to Tiltonvillc on the o'clock
Cleveland d Pittsburgh train and in
TERED at Mound cemetery.
At the home OF Miss Angle Terrell, or
West Washington street. last nigh; the
gentlemen friends OF the Bachelor
Maids were handsomely entertained.
Toasts were given by n number of male
guests and tempting refreshments were
striking features OF the evenings pro-
grammr.
Charles Hyde, who stopped on here
on his way home from Atlanta. Ga. to
visit has friend. Howard Smith. Of the
Fourth ward. left FOR Cleveland yestcr-
day. Mr.. Hyde was am cmber OF the
hospital corps OF the First West Viz
slnla regiment.
4 very interesting programme con-
slsting Of thir,y-onc numbers has been
arranged and will be rendered In the
high school room Friday afternoon. In
honor of WashIngton's birthday.
The young ladies' erection society Of
the First Presbyterian church will give
n library social at the home of Miss
Lille Dean on Fifth street next Mon
day evening.
The ladies' missionary society % the
United Presbyterian church is nrranrs
Ing FOR an entertainment to be given In
the church next Friday evening Il
week.
The funeral oc Mrs Charles Como
way will take place from her late home
on Concord street Mt = o'clock this af-
tcrnoon. Intermcnt at Rivcrvlew.
Charles Murphy. of this place, and
Miss Anna Smith. OF Culcrain will he
married 4; the lattcr's home In Cole
rain Saturday.
The Republican city central commit
tee will hold m important business
meeting at the city building saturday
evening.
The funeral OF Andrew Schneider will
occur at o'clock this morning with In
tcrmcnt ut I;lverviow.
4. W. Shrcvc has returned from n
professional business trip 10 Ctncin-
natl.
s. G. Robertson. OF Stcubenvillc. was
calling on friends here yesterday.
in town on business yesterday.
II. w. Alexander. or Akron, Ohio. was
calling In the city yesterday.
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Bcresiord on China.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 222-Lord
Charles Beresford In an interview this
afternoon, predicted that China will be
bankrupt in four years. and said that
what England had done for Egypt the
four nations controlling China trade
could do FOR Ching Save for its strat-
egic advantages" he added, Egypt has
not been worth = shilling TO England.
She sacrificed lives and money to MAKE.
Egypt safe and secure. and she put the
Egyptian army and police in order. OF
course every nation that has ever con-
trollcd Egypt has declared II would get
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NJ Har,i fort! with Martin EIahcrty
last Night.

HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. 22-Oscar
"ardner Of Wheeling. and Martin Fla
A"fig' o. Lowell. Mass. fought a twenty
FOUND draw Tonight before the Haw-
'hofne athletic club F'laherty forced
Inc lighting In the early part of the con-
'es' anu his vicious rushes threw Gard
iit' at! over the ring. His fighting was
.na'trH py foul tactics, while Gardner
ru' up clean work throughout. The re-
ERE decision was generally approved.
It" d. while Flaherty was the more agrees
f i've IN 10" early part OF the fight. Gard
Iti go, In his good blows toward the
tt1 AMI tvenci matters.
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" IN by NIcAIpiu,

W." YORK, Feb. 922.-George s. Nc
'''p'"' o. the Carteret gun, club, won the
amateur pigeon shooting championship
~ america on his home grounds to-
NIy WIN a score Of &c kills out Of Il pos
s'Dle i"'' Louis T. DurIca. also OF the
SSlhe ciub. ran seconG. with % kills.
" 'I = arls7 Painter, Of the Heron Hill
''Gs u Pittsburgh. took third honors
WIN q kills to his credit. AIcAlpin, In
ADDITION To- winning first money. which
amounted 10 $50. was presented with a
tImIs!iu. SILVER cup. the gift OF Fox
ants. 80
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BOXING. So {
CYCLING.
SUNDAY BASE BALL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

rhcrc is an Urgent Demand for u
from Patrons of the National Game
In whcclinS-A Sunday Park ON the
Elm Grove Possibility.
The management OF the Wheeling
base ball club is being beslegcd With
urgent demands from a large portion
ot the base ball public that provision
No made COR the playing OF games on
sunday. The management desires TO
hood this demand. and is working
r,nng that line with all possible energy.
conferences are being held with officials
- The Wheeling a. Elm Grove road, and
Tho result may be the building OF q
rarE for sunday ball along that road.
II the scheme Is II go. 1t Is said "A
marx will be put up on the ground back
" ,he Wheeling Park CASINO. Thetpark
sssocIatinn has contemplated putting In
:, nail park and quarter mile bicycle
,.,r,ng track on this site for some time,
hnt the matter was never pushed to q
snrcessful contamination. Now that
wheeling has crack team In the fast
rr,sr.stntc league. which the ball pub
IT, will undoubtedly patronize hand
.om.ly. il Is thought likely that the
Elm Grove people will build the park.
with tiye-Ceut fare. the attendance at
sunday games would reach into the
thousands every week. 1t Is even said
,baf pittsburgh would send delegations
N Witness the games.
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;-L may be mistaken is shown
~ ,tpenehce Narrated BY Dr.. Joseph
-. u Lost Springs, Marion CO., Kan.
.-i w. years ago he says there was an
,,r . s.I from Rusland TO this coun.
a..u 'Heic vas lady in the company
d. VA BADLY affected with that dreadful
-; Ncoiu!a. Her mouth and throat
Lass ~ Al awful condition, and there were
-. 'n the outside below the jaws the
b..r mems egg. Other doctors had
a., I''''u aud they said it was fatal case.
g., vas called aud made my diagnosis
,r5,., I,"hn'GcHt that none Of NV remedies
Ia ,a. 10 her any permanent, good. Itcamc
"a, ~ h'hd tia; d.; piercc's Golden Mcdi.
,..,'c4rr'y was recommended for il, 30
n, ', S.. " 'hr drug Store and bought one bot.
w., S"' sarc i, 10 her to use as directed.
d., Innuir' cured her and she is we'll to.
'rtilhy children.
add, ms Is credit TO yorr medicine
nus Ut Pike in Communication TO DR.,
M, you can Ma H. am using a good
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Of ErM ~, own profession Or. X. V. Pierce,
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h. iii, 1000 and nervous system. n your
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V'REAsURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE !
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.

{
WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1895.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned. IT has been
made 10 appear that The National ES-
change Bank OF Wheeling" In the city
OF Wheeling, in the county OF Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia, has complied
with all the provisions or the Statutes OF
the United States. required to be conn
piled with before an association shall be
authorized TO commence business OF bank
Ing.
Now. therefore. 7. Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. do hereby certify that THE
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
In the c!ty OF Wheeling. In the county OF
Ohio. and state Of West Virginia. is
authorized 10 commence the business OF
banking as provided In section fifty one
hundred and siXty-ninc OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office this twerty-ninth day o.:
December, 1898.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. No. 5isi. dejl