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near Rigdon's old parish. From this
place they were soon expelled by the
righteous Indignation OF an outraged
people.
In 1874 Joseph SmitlI-only thirty-siy
years OF age-was assassInated in Maui
VOC, Ill. In 1856 Pratt was assassiua-
ted In Arkansas. After the dccease of
Joseph Smith. Rigdon naturally aspir-
ed to leadership. but was defeated by
Brigham Young, who expelled him from
the church and gave him over to the
buffetings OF Satan. Rigdon has since
died.
Eight years ago MormOnlsm was (ap-
parently) crushed by the government.
Its leaders were In prison. its property
was confiscatcd, its credit fatally i'm
paired. II sued for mercy.
To-day MormOnism is triumphant
and arrogant. Its property Is restored,
Its citizenship guaranteed by statehood.
To-day IL throws down the gauntlet 10
the nntions OF all the earth. and tells
them that every government is the her.
itaSe Of the followers OF .loseph Smith.
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those six long, drcary, miserable wears
Think Of the distress Of refined, modest
woman during the useless cxau,ina,iora
and treatment Of four diflereu, doctors Who
each and all failed 10 give her any comfort
Think Of all this and then think that she
WAS finally cured-couipletely, wholly, per.
manently cured right in the privacy Of her
home without The abborrcpt "cramiHa.
lions" and local treatment so uniformly
insisted upon by home physicians-curcd
just AZ she might have been six years before.
These arc simply the facts in TIC case OF
MIS-. NJ. B. Wallace, of Mucn.tcr: Cook
Co. Texas, who writes:
Il had been great sufferer from female weak.
ness. tried four doctors and none did mic am
gc9d. suffered slr year,, but Mt las, found
bottles OF Golden Medical Discovery and r;ph,
Of the Favoric Prescription now FEEL lie n
tw tiohIn. have gaued eighteen pounds"
D.. Pic5ce's Favor,e Prescription il a
medicine made for just one purposc-,o
cure disorders or diseases Of the fenirinc
organism lis the only preparation Of lis
Kind introduced by 4 regularly graduated
lhys'caa-a skilled specialist in tho dis.
eases OF women, whose thirty years Of sue.
cesstul practice are guarantee of health 10
all siiicicrs who consult him
Every woman NAV write fully md CIV.
Gdentially 20 Dr.. X. V Pierce. buffalo
n y, and may be sure tina, her cas-,
VIII receive careful, conscientious conf.
dental considerations, and that the hest
medical advice IN the world will b.. yivru
10 her, ABSOLUTELY Trr.
In addition 10 this free advice Or. Pierce
viii send iapcr.bound copy Of his Urea,
l,ooopasc book Tie Common Srusc Med.
ical Adviser 10 my one who vii: send 2,
onr.cent stamps 10 pay the cost OF mailing,
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CMiruoyaat.
...PROF. TRUE
CLAiRyOYANI AND PALMlST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor. pnrlors @. and $,


Walk IN. dom, ring This remarkab bio
man, whose career has been one OF sue
cess, is giftcd by nature with power
that approaches the miraculous, He ia
acknowledged by the public wherever he
Inns been to he the marvel or the Nine
tcenth century. Prof. True is n prophet
OF worldwide rcnutc: he Is recommended
by every ono OF his patrons. His bowers
excite. the wonder and admiration OF even
the skeptical. His advice IL nfalliblr,
convincing. and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development of sccora
sight, and his thorough knowledge of the
many sciences peculiar to the men OF tho
Orient. he Is enabled TO penetrate the woot
and web OF human lie. lie gives advice
on business. lawsuits. speculation. love,
couriship: matrimony; he unItcs tho sepa.
rated and causes speedy and happy mar
rihHn Tith the one OF your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate seek his coun-
SCI. thousands of hearts have been made
slad through his truthful predictions.
Mcdiumistic persons developed. Office
,ours, q. m. 10 > y. m. daily and sun.
DAY. Parlors 80 arranged that YOU will
meet no strangers. Fees SOC aud N.e0.
InROE TRUE, 1880 Main street.
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportancc in a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings orImportancc in n
Busy Town.
L. G. Shepard, ClaysvIlle, Pa. man
was committed to jail yesterday by
Squire Lacey In default OF bond for his
appearance on February g. Shepard Is
charged with having stolen furs from
Il. {. Thompson's storage house in
Sand Hill. The warrant for his arrest
was sworn out before Squire Lacey
some time ago. and he was arrested
Thursday by Little Washington off,
Ger. He consented to come to this state
without requlsition papers.
The report OF the analysis OF the wa
ter supplied by the water works. sub
mitted 10 council by W. I. Frisscl.
chemigt at the lower steel works. was
favorable to the water, asserting that II
was free Of impurities and compared
well with river water for various pur-
poses.
"Stoney" Rltz.the defeated Democrat
ic candidate fol- city sergeant In the
Wheeling city election. IL an employc
of the pudding mill. at the lower steel
works.
1t Is not definitely known IL the
Wheeling steel works coal bank will re-
sumo next Monday. The company will
first use the coal on hand.
The grip continue to keep firm hold
OF this community and many families
have one or more Of their members SUI
ferlng from It.
The teachers meeting to have been
held at Paw Paw. and which was post
poned, Will be held next Saturday.
Loman Satterfied has returned home
after spending three weeks in Marion
county, rs the guest OF relatives.
Walter Mcmillan has about recovered
from his recent illness.
Miss Bertha Schad has returned from
q Pittsburgh visit.
WIN Carney is visiting in Columbus,
Ohio.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tic Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
Progressive Neighbour

.>CleuDof.
Assistant Postmaster Mccoy. Of Mari
eta. son Of Contractor w. W. Mccoy.
who Is building the Presbyterian
church, is in the city attending TO his
| fathers business in connection with the
church. owing TO the latter's Illness, but
| whose condition he reports 10 be much
improved. The brick work on the ga
bles u the church. which has been held
back for the past week owing to there
being no brick on the ground. will be
| resumed as soon as the weather per-
mits The slate for the roof has been
shipped and with two weeks OF tavora .
BILE weather the building viii be under
| cover.
The funeral OF Mrs. David Davis will
take place from her late residence. on
| Main street. this afternoon at $50
| O'Clock. Louis Avon lodge No. 81. A. A.
| !. S. and 7 W.. will attend the funeral
In n body Rev. Lewis. of the Welsl,
| church. will conduct the services, and
| intcrment will be made at Riverview
] cemetery.
haywood Forsythe, teacher of the
| CLIENTS Run school, has notified the
township clerk that three OF the chill
dren who were notified b. Truant OH
Ger Stanton to attend school had failed
TO comply with the order and the ar
rest OF the parents will probably fol-
low.
The geographical social given by the
Ladies Erection Society or the Presby-
;erian church at the home of Miss Mary
Swart:, on the Heights" last night.
was well attended and greatly enjoyed
Delightful refreshments were served
during the evening.
Matthew Bader met with n painful
accident while at work n; the Aetna
Standard early yesterday morning by
having the ends OF three OF the fingers
on his left hand cut of by she tin shears
with which he was working
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larkins arrived
here from Pittsburgh yesterday after
rcon. accompanied BY the remains Of
Mrs Larilins' mother. which were in
TERED In Rvcrview cemetery.
Burglars attempted 20 gain entrance
into several houses on North Fourth
street. Thursday night, hut were scared
away before thcy were successful
Misses Emma Joy and Margaret Nc
Williams VIII return to-uay from Il Two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Uhrichsviile.
The Wheeling & Lake E:rie depot at
the Junction was completed yesterday
and will be ready for occupancy In n
few days.
Miss Nora Clark. who was called here
b. the illness OF her mother, returned to
GAINESVILLE yesterday.
\ coDstable's sale OF tho personal
property OF William Jarvis will be held
next Tuesday week.
Ed White. Of New Cumberland. w.
Va, was here on business Yesterday.
George b. Warham, of Cleveland. was
In the city oil business yesterday.
Joseph Gnrbcsi, OF Pittsburgh, was in
town yesterday calling on friends
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TREASuRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
Notion Dnr 81 1908


Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
sented 10 the undersigned. II has been
made to appear that THE National Ex-
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 OF the Statutes OF
the United States, required 10 be com.
Piled with before an association shall be
authorized 10 commence business OF bank
ing.
Now, therefore. I, Lawrence O. Murray.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. do hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank or Wheeling"
In the city OF Wheeling. In the county of
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia, is
autnorized TO commence the business OF
banking rs provided In section nifty ono
hundred and sixty-ninc of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
IN testimony whereof witness my hand
ana seal OF Office this tweniy-rln;h day OF
December 1893.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. No. Jltl drSi
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II. \. Pillsbury. the chess champion,
disappointed quite a number Of people
yesterday afternoon when he sent
a telegram to D. B. McCunc,
secretary OF the Carroll Club,
when he sent telegram 10 d. B. Nc
Cune, secretary OF the Carroll Club,
stating his inability to come to Wheel
ing. No definite reasons were given.
Many chess. whist and checkers de-
voices from other towns We're present.
in addition to those OF this city, and all
were ready for Il tilt with the famous
player. Mr.. Pillsbury dispatched from
Ravcnna, Ohio.
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M'MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
F. S. Brush. Of McKeesport, Pa. has
returned home. after n visit to his son,
Elwood. who Is very sick. at the home
OF his grandmother. Mrs. Hannah Mar
pie.
F. T. Cartwright. ST. has been laid
up this week. with 4 severe cold. and
Is unable to be out.
Mr. Frank Lewis. OF Lima. Ohio. who
has been the guest of his brother, has
returned home.
Miss Ethel Campbell is confined to
her home. with a severe attack of the
grin.
young son OF James kemple had u
severe attack of commissions yester-
day.
young daughter of Jess Younkcn is
sick with pneumonia.
Charles r. Sturm is laid w with neu-
ralgia of the head.
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DRoBATE OF WILL.

Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
OHIO County. State of West Virginia.
In the matter of the probate OF the las,
Will and testament Of Margaret NJ Luns-
ford, deceased.
The object of the petition filed In this
matter filed January 10. 1899. Is to have
admitted to probate a paper writing pur-
porting 10 be the will OF Margaret NJ.
i-unsford, deceased. bearing date the 18th
day OF June. 1895. And tt appearing from
an affidavit made before me by j. d. Nc
Lure that Jennie II. Kerr. Julia Davidson,
John c. Hull. James Hull, Charles Hull
and Annie C. Hull are non-residents Of
the state OF West Virginia. II Is ordered
that they do appear Mt my office, In the
city OF Wheeling, in the county and state
aforesaid. within one month after the da tc
OF the first publication hereof. and do
what Is necessary TO protect their inter-
csts In said matter. The hearing of said
petition is set for the Goth day OF Febru-
airy, 1899. AT o'clock p. m.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk.
q. L. Holiday and J. Il. Mcclure, At
torneys.
Published the first time January 81. 1899.
in
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fl'o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
Il = ElNEBSlNlE lRNN MlEkS

The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron
WORKS Will take notice that. pursuant 10
resolution passed by the board OF direC;
ors OF The Riverside Iron Works. on the
lyth day of January. a. d. 1922. a meeting
OF the stockholders OF said company will
DO held at tsNprncipal Office. on the cor
her OF Main and South streets, IN the city
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on Tuesday.
February q, 1899. At 1880 D. m, at which
meeting there will he offered n resolution
TO increase from the surplus fund OF said
company the capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
Shnres to thirty thousand shares. and to
divide the number OF shares so increased
or added 10 the original capital stock
among the stockholders of the said River
s'do Iron Works in proportion TO their
holdings OF stock at the time OF offering
said resolution.
IN testimony whereof. j y. Vance, rs
president OF The Riverside Iron Works,
ana John - CulbcTtsen, as it's secretary,
have horcmto set their hands, this i9Ih
day OF January, a. d. 1872
J, y. VANCE; rrGsldGnt.
JOHN d. CuLDERTSoN.
JnN Secretary.
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SAYS IT WILL co THROUGH.
Baltimore. Brooklyn Deal will be Cor

summHted Soon.
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 2I.-Ncd Hanlon,
manager of the Baltimore club. is In the
city. The orIoIe chief Is a Pittsburgh
property owner and came here to take q
peep at his holdings.
The veteran is highly pleased at the
trade OF Dcmont for Dahlen, which he
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Think Of Il
woman being
sick and snf-
fcsing six
years when
she might
have been we'll
all that time !
Think Of her
aling the
treatment Of
four doctors
and getting no
better.
Tl,itiI. pftI,c
pain she en-
durcd Of tho
usclcssncss OF
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SYRACUSE, Jan. 27--Thc Monarch
Athletic Club, OF this city, to-day offer
ed purse Of $4,000 for a twenty-five
round bout between Tommy Ryan and
Mysterious Billy" Smith. This Ia
$500 more than the amount offered by
the Len0X Athletic Club. OF New York.
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knuckles and a barn instead OF COM
modious club house. 1t is not thought
likely that the bill will be acted on
iavorablr. The text Of the bill Is given
In full In this issue.
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10 .noan.

MoNEY TO LOAN ON real. ES.
w TATE. Six per cent interest and one
Amply % THE RUCNEYE SAVINGS 4
Ivan co.. sd ST.. Bellairc. Ohio. oc7
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....NOTICE...

The parents and guardians of students
belongirE TO Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
all money for tuition and books must be
pad 70 the treasurer. At corner Main and
! WSilth streets; hat any money paid to
!. X. Noise FOR the purpose named will
be re-collectcd By the company.
j. ". fRASNER. President.
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Is 1t a burn" Use Dr.. Thomns' Ec,ec.
tric OH. 4 cut? Use Dr.. Thomas Eclcc-
;rlS OIL. Al your druggists.
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RcM,aL.
= :
I ADDE'S!

1 ADiEs' cAishc,tcrs English Pe7ry,oy,l Pm,
II sT,.S' 10 . Rt.stt are tho best. SIC E.I.t'
Tor Lsh"" ~ Lama W n oturn Mail. A. prusrly.
Chlehcster Chemical Co., 1kllsda., Pa.
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The public Is hereby notified that all,
courses OF instruction are being given In
thc most practical up.to-datc plans known
10 the business 'world. and we most rr-
speciuily request continuance OF your
palrnnarn - :. ~
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Reeeivcr's Sale.
Senerai 9loHcps.
oMAN'S EASTER HERALD.

WoMAN'S EASTER HERALD.
The ladies' who expect to contribute
papers TO the .WOMAN'S EASTER HER
AID arc requested to send their manu-
script nj the earliest date possible to the
Editor. No. 70 Twelfth street
BY order OF Business Manager
MISS VIRGINIA MILLER. .
JAY Secretary
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Stockholders Meeiiu7s.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
~ OF BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given tina, the bonds
OF the Fdstorfd Glass Company. dated
January ]. 1899. and numbered from THY
teen to thirty inclusive, will be paid on
presentation nj the National Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling. Wes, Virginia. ThcS..
ponds VIII cease 10 bear !ntcres, on the
Sd day OF February, 1892
FOSTORlA GLASS COMPANY.
Ey w. s. BRADY. SecretNrN. lA2l
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INOR SALE-THE COMPLETE OUT
L. FIT of the Fairmont Daily and
Weekly lXpositor Printing Company. con-
ststihg In part, to-wit One nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
job press. one :2I: inch Paragon paper
cutter. one thIcc-horse power gas engine.
job and advertising type. seven hundred
pounds body type. five fonts of ornaments.
job stands. cases. rules and complete
assortment OF Job type and other material
aud fixtures used by the Exposltor Print
Ing Company. all In iirst-clnss condition.
bargain will be given to anyone wish
ing IN purchase The entire printing o..nt.
Call on or address GEO. ". L. MhYERS,
talrinont. w. Va. jai
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FOR RENT
A Month,

A Month.
cellar lar . $50. oc .sso 90
No. $50 Market street. 20 %
No, 81 Seventeenth street. % %
No. IL Fourteenth street. % on
o6S Alley Il, . rooms. ) 90
No. 81 Twentieth strect...........,.... Is 60
No. 1916 Main street, barber shop.
with new furniture and fixtures
complete: bath with latest improved
automatic water heaters capacity
four gallons per m!nutc..............fc1 20
No, &c Seventeenth strcct............. ID o.
No. 1fS1 Charles strcct...,.,........... SO
No. L. Indiana strec;.......,..,,........i IS %
No. ISL Alley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 o.
No. So Main street. . rooms, both
gases furnished and gas range. 10 90
No. so Sixteenth street, hot,l'nE eel
lar ....., ....,...,,,.-..,..s..,..' IL "
No. 20 Sixteenth street, Office ROOM. 10 20
No. 81 Sixteenth street, first floor. l; %
Blacksmith shop. Market and Twcn-
ty-tourth streets: .....,..,,..',........ 10 ~
Stable l5l6 Alley Observation-Disclosures. sec
FOR SALE.
Desirable Market street property.
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FOR RENT -
81 Ohio ST., groom house. ,...,,,... 80 %
l.6 S, Penn ST., rooms, bath and
attic s,,ss,ss''.s....ssE-... ~ W
80 $. York ST.. ; rooms aud BATH. % 90
- Zane St, rooms, ..,...,......... L. 50
10 Zane St, ) rooms and laundry, II 90
l.g Tanc ST.. 5-room house. ........,.. Is %
s. $. Front St, ) rooms.,,.......... 10 o,
q $. Broadway, 6 rooms aud bath, IS o.
81 S. broadway. i rooms.
HOS Market St. store room.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY real.
ESTATE AT i PER CENT,
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Attorney, No, Isl?
Main street. jazz
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
J. " FRASHER. President. jalS
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PillsDllry Iflickcrcd,

IITTT'II c NI VTS.
Scorers-IIissong and Wilhelm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-01-13

"Did 1t ever occur to Won, said
chemist, "what Il remarkable and
unique process the backing Of boots
is? You see. We smear the boot with
a preparation Of comeback which is
entirely devoid OF lustre, and then 10y
the friction OF n dry brush make it
shine like the sun. There is not an
other process like this anyv here in
the arts. SO far as | know, and | never
read anywhere any scientific explana-
ton OF the process.
MY solution of the seeming mystic
~ lies in the fact that diamond is
nothing but crystalized carbon. The
backing is little more than carbon
paste. and the friction OF a hair brush
being one OF the most efficient methods
of generating electricity has the effect
Of crystaliziug the carbon of the
backing,
LAS soon as this is done the boot is
covered with millions of infinitely
small diamonds, and, of course, be
gins to shine as mass Of diamonds
would. Pearson's Weekly.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-01-13

One Of the iolliest of the yisi-
tors is Judge Asa Jones, Judge
Of the probate court Of Oklahoma
county. The Judge got into the terri
tory lust a little bit ahead Of the other
settlers, as is evidenced by scar
where a l, al Of buckshot entered his
face. He was one Of the lucky
''sooners' who escaped with their
lives. The judge has discovered that
Oklahoma City has lucky day. This,
he saws, is the twenty-second day Of
the month. 'To start with, he said,
'rhe Territory was thrown open to
settlement ON April -, 1855. ON
June - Of the same year Oklahoma
City was declared the county Feat of
Oklahoma county. On November -
the last shingle was put on the CONT
house. On April ~, just one year
after the settlement, the first mayor
Of Oklahoma took his seat. The
movement To build the railroad from
Sapulra to Oklahoma City was in
augurated ON Sept. -, 1893. We
delegates who are being so royalty en-
tertaiued here today boarded a train
of the new line to come to st. Louis
on Nov. ~, 1898. No use talking, %
is our lucky number. st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-01-13

A dog that makes leap from n
height of fifty feet is the latest in the
way of trained animal acts. This re-
markable feat is performed by Dink,
one of Herbert's troupe of trained
dogs A little platform is arranged nj
the top of the ladder, to which Dink
mounts by climbing tine ladder rung
by rung. He mounts the ladder very
daintiiy and cautiously and when once
secure on the platform he looks down
at the audience and wags his tail, as
much as to say: "Now watch me. He
tnen looks down at his master,
crouches into position. and with less
fuss than dog would ordinarily make
in jumping from a chair to the floor.
Dinll makes his leap and lands safely
on the stage.
Mr.. Herbert says it took him almost
one year to teach Dink to do this
perilous trick, and he began by teach
ing him first to jump from platform
arranged on the ladder no more than
ten feet from the stage; then it was
raised little higher, an so on until
he had reached height of fifty feet.
Dink looks like water spaniel, but
as matter of fact he is Russian
poodle, and is probably one of the
most valuable dogs in the world-th
is, concerning his earning capacity. -
San Francisco Call.