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THE KHYBER PASS REOPENED
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan |. 1879
dispatch to The Daily Ne'cs from Pesha-
,rur says the khyber Pass has been reopcned.
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rRIBINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tho diagram shows variations Boo this M rn''
,iu Div ~ inf Tor 'A,
white represents the
osciilstons bS e during those
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SYMPATHY WITH THE QUEEN.

The Gar has sent an autograph letter to
Her Majesty sympathizns with her ON the death Of the
Pr
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs so.
?Is BROADWAY
Gam o." Noon 29'. r. n 32'. Niiniett 2s'
Highesi duIrng the 32. Low-sr. 20
craze. 90. sam" haV, 1877 2sl2'
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OBITUARY..

southern counties but lighter in the northern portion
of the state WITH however. prospect Of continuance
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Anaelr- Baihs1urash, lton'a El"circ'-i.+ l,HnkiGn
perfection 90 haihlts blF iSiil
Ladies' day and evening Excellent hOvi accommodations
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THIS son OF NULCAN.
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WI. Waters, Alderman-elcct of the SeY-
eneenth Ward yesterday offered bis resignation a' IA
else Inspector.
Supcrvisor Adolph Gubner, Of Ntw-ttrecht,
whose term OF Office expired yesterday, was elected on
Monday night Justice Of the Peace ofthe town IN "ch
he lives. II o,
Five cars, twenty -four feet long, and cap
able Of seating forty passengcrs each are 10 De "
the Cty Railroad Company on s Fort Hamilton Line
Tbey Will ne heated during the cold weather.
In the Court of Sessions, last year, $50 per-
or. we're tried OF these 2s7 convicted III were
acou,tted and in seven the jnres disagreed .e W
Imprisonment imposed anounteu III lHe "eei'>"'0' "
T7l wears, 8 months and "a days
The directors of the Brooklyn Trust Com
nany ON Monday night declared dividend OF per cent
4 resolution was adopted, thanking Ripley Ropes the
nresidept Of the company, who has sersed ih tha'
I,,o5Itou lord We years without compensation.
Joseph RushmOre, who was discharged from
the lnnatc Asylum wards Island last Friday 'sru
hi. brother at No. 1i8 BushSisk-sSe' "0ha"S nAsH''
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Symptoms of which are moisture, like per.
Spiration, intense itching, particularly when
undressing. or after getting warm in bed, in.
creased by scratching, might think pin worms
were crawling in aud about the rcctum, often.
times shows itself around the private parts.
A pleasant und safe cure in every case is
"SwayneS Ointment" lfallOwcd to continue,
very serious results may follow.
WAS GREAT SUFFERER FROM ITCHING PILEs.
symptoms were moisture, intense itching,
particularly At night, increased by scratching,
soreness, etc. "Swayne'S Ointment" made a
perfect cure. J. ". CHRIST, 3ii North Sec.
0nd street, Philadelphia.
Reader il you are suffering from this dis.
trcSSing complaint, or letter, any crusty,
scaly Skin Disease, use "Swaynes Ointment
and be cured.
Sent by mail to any address, on receipt Of
price so cents box, or three for 81 25, By Or.
Swayne Il Son. 800 North Sixth street, Phila.
delphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
TTEAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-07

Personal MESTInE.-Capt. lcu. Good.
win, who has, OF late, had charge Of the
Hudson, has returned to his home in this
city to wait for the river to open.
Capt. I. {, Sweeney, Of tho new Corona,
writes, his boat has made three successful
trips, in the New Orleans and Ouachita
trade, carrying 200 bales OF cotton on her
last ono. lie SnyS she doesn't run behind
any stornwhGol boats, and very Tow side.
whcelcrs.
Vice President KcyScr, OF the l.. 4 q.
Railroad, was in the city Yesterday.
Capt Charley Wells, an cx.mcmhcr OF
the Legislature, came up from Glovcr's
Gap last night TO give some Of tho new
members the benefit OF his experience.
Mr.. r. +. IIOrncr, OF the ParkcrSburg
Sentinel, arrived in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. McCollOCh formerly OF Short Greek,
who removed with his family to Missouri
some time ago, sspGndnga low days with
his old friends in this vicinity. lIethinks
the West is the place for Young men.
Mr.. Edward Reed has rented n farm
nDar MorrjStoWn. Ohio, Rnd proposes to
become a tirSt-Olass Granger In tho srrinY.
Mr.. George II. MotTrtt, formerly editor
OF the hgiAcr, aud now representing
POcahontNS county in the Legislature, is a
gupst at the st, james Hotel. Mr.. MotIrtt
looks nuGl. improved in hoaitIl sInpo hr
was with It's before.
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NASHVILLE, January driver falling;
:! feet on the shoals.
NicESHrEG, January G.-Clcar and cold.
River fell inches the Inst IS hours.
CAIRO, January 6.-RivcrS feet s inches.
and falling. Clear. Thermometer %.
NEw ORLEANS, January 6.-No arrivals
or departures. Clear. Thermometer ".
CINClN%ATI, January G.-River l9 feet,
and rising. Situation unchanged. Clear
and miIder
EVANSVILLE, January G.-River rising
9".lO feet by gauge. Moderating; mcr.
curry at zero.
LOUISVILLE, January G.-Wrathcr clear
and cold. River falling with 3 feet 3 inches
in thccanal,
PrrrSnrEGn, January b. Cannot give
thcstagr OF wafer; marks covered by water
ice and snow. Cloudy aud cold.
MEMrHIS, January G.-Rivcr fell inchc,
The II. {. laegcr arrived this afternoon
at llopRhrld from Cairo. Her officers re-.
port the river open nj Randolph.
NICH>nUnG, January G.-I.ast night was
the coolest Of the season, the mercury
went MS low MS 10; warmer today, thcr.
momrtEr 30, The river has fallen 40 low
that the " harf boat has again to be moved
to the landing above the city. Up: Kehlor,
Arrived: Maud, Natchcz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-07

ORGANIZATIONS OF THE RONEn OF EDrCN.
gloN.-Thc new Board Of Education met
last night, nj tho rooms Of the Board in
Cranglr's Block.
On motion Of Mr. Collier, tho meeting
came 10 order with Mr., Wheat in the
chair
The roll was called, and the following
members answered to their names: Ankle,
Baird, Collier, Ebcling, Fi,zsimons. Hess.
llildmth, lIogc, MoCul Y, Mlllur, Scott.
Watkins, Whalloy, Wheat, Wait, Wilson
Alb.
Nominations for President were dcclar.
ell In OriUr
Mr.. Miller nominated DR.. too. Rnirl
DR.. llildreth nominated Mr.. e. II. Col.
lirr.
Mr., Collier declined tho nomination.
and begged that his name 10 withdrawn.
\ ballot resulted; Baird 10. IIidrrth 3,
Or. Baird WIS accordingly declared elect.
cd President II tho hoard
Dr. NJ. +, llullihcn was unanimously re-.
elected Clerk Of the Board. ut the same
salary ~ before
FroI lcrvcy also received the uuani.
nous endorsement Of the Hoard, and wns
reelected Superintendent Of Schools with
ont opposition, Ills salary was fixed at
the sam" amount rs Inst vrnr.
The President was instructed 10 rcport
the standing committees ut the next rrru.
lar meeting Of the Hoard, which will boon
the third Thursday Of the month
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The "lMndon Hair Color EvA,urr i, the
most delightful article ever introduced to- the
American Ianll" and Is totally different from
all other Hair RcSturrB, being rntimlv free
from all impure inErrlicutSNhNt rrudrr many
other articles for ;ltC hAlr Ohn0NlnuS Whrrr
lhldnCH, 0r falling NJ the hair exists, or nm.
maturly gryncNS, from >ickurN>, OF other
causes, its us" will restore the natural Youth.
ful color Rnd caGSc II healthy growth, cleans.
ing I'll" ENlp from all Impurities, dnnlrulr
Sc, nj the 1mC timc u most pleasing md
laStinr hair dressing. fNgrntly wrInmrI
rendering the hniT soft and piaNlr, making il
IN Indispensable article in every IoIlrt.
nnNH THTIW0NY,
", Srdynt Il Sm '--RrSINrtCd friends, |
hay" tlw pleasure In inform YOU TINT A Indy
Of my acquaintance, Mis-, Miller is delighted
with the success W Nuur london Hair nlrr
li"NorcT', llNr hair was falling randy, ami
quite gray, The color Ia, hrvu wS,HrJ. iLr
ClltnEoT entirely stopped, and a new growth
0l harris thrnAUlt T. L. GMuIrrys
Druggist, cor, Tenth 4 Coates. rhiia
Ask yourdruEGtSI for London lInir CnInr
R"Torcr I'rir", - cents hottie. SIX iG,.
ties, - Main Depot fur the L, :, IM North
''N'" NJ F"''WW'tNN TrSAw
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WEare surprised to see 50 many still suffer.
ing with neuralgia and rheumatism, when
they can h. cured We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"tha, any
medicine which is advertised must be u hum.
bug This may b. true in some cases, but
when We know Ofn remedy which has become
50 popular aS l4IwsOn's Curative. and We have
such conclusive evidence Of the good it has
accomplished, il is more than folly no, 70
make trial Of it, and satisfy yourselves TINT
all heprOprietorS claim for It Is true, In such
diseases ms Rheumatism, Neuralgia Sciatica,
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
ToothaclIe, We can safely way that no remedy,
either in physicians prescription or in propri
ctary form, has effected more cures than law.
sons Curativc.i r1hs4w
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LIVER is KtSG.-The Liver is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as il con.
!r0ls the life, health and happiness OF man.
When II Is disturbed in its proper action, ali
kinds of ailments are the natural result Tho
digestion OF food, the movements Of the henri
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. II has been sue.
cCGSStully proved that Green's August Flower
Is uncqualed 10 Ourlngall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
meroMs symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach
Sample bottles To try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in MI towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove that It is Just what you want
T1sSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-07

There Is no medicine prescribed BY phySi.
clans, OF sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence of its success and superior virtue as
BosclIEEs GEKNAN sYRrP for severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A proof
OF that fact is that any person afflicted can
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try It's
superior effect before buying the regular size
at 20 cents. II has lately been introduced In
this country from Germany, aud It's wonder.
tul cures are astonishing everyone that uses 1t,
Three doses will relieve any case. Try It.
TThS(W
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ARRIVAL OF l.EiISLATORS-Thc hotels
are rapidly filling up with strangers, at
tracicd hitler By the biennial session Of
the Legislature, which commences tO.mor-
row. \ majority oi the Senators and Rep.
rcsentativrs have already arrived, and
fresh arrivals are reported by every in
coming train on the Il. Il q. road. The
arrivals are not confined to members OF
the Legislature alone. Hungry politicians
from all sections Of the State are swarm.
Ing here in the hope Of striking "a soft
thing" in the way OF lucrative position
ms Clerk, doorkccpcr, or some other OF the
few petty offices in the gift Of the I.egisla-
ture. And there are plenty Of lobbyists,
too, who have pet schemes they
wish 10 pilot through, They are all
herc--lrgislators, candidates, lobbyists,
and the usual miscellaneous crowd OF
hangers on. The lObbies OF the hotels re-
scmbcd bee hives last night, there was
such continual bu21iHg going on. The
organization OF the two houses was dis
cussCd, the candidates for the VARIOUS
offices were discussed; the County Court
system was discussed; resumption was
discussed; the probable length OF the SEES.
sion was discussed; Thurman and the
| Presidency were discussed. Everything
but the Berlin mission came in iOr its
share in the buzz, buzz, buzz, that was
heard in the offices, Hobbies and bar.rOoms
of the hotels.
Among the batch of arrivals registered
yesterday, at the three principal hotels,
were the following:
McLure House - H. Boyd Faulkner,
Martimsburg; George J, Arnold, Lewis
county; j. l.. Steele, l'arkcrsburg: WIN.
G. Mctirew, jr., J. VI. llaganS, James Hare,
Morgantown; 4. K. McCrum. Aurora: r..
4. Bradford PhilIippi T.. Hutton, Hut.
louisville; T.. l.. Butcher, j. III. Weymouth,
Beverly: W. II. Gibbs. \. l.. Nandcar,
Roane county; Phillip PcndIcton. Bcrkc.
ley Springs
st. Iamcs-Gc0. H. MoiIrtt, pocahontas
county; G. J.. Ross. I'arkersburg: VIM
McCrccry. Raleigh county; G. I. Jones'
Fayetteville; T.. 4. Cunningham, rcndIc.
ton county. Samuel Carter, Fay"ttc rOun.
ty: y. MclircgOr, Cairo: :. T. lluwvcr,
Icwisburg: ]. W. Bell, j. VI. Mccoy, Rob.
rr, Lowe. Fairmont: e. II. Camp, Clarks.
burg; c. ". Watson, Farm0nt; W. l..
Stevenson, MarcclIuS Stump James Barr,
Calhoun county; John ". Stout, Hugh
Mcarns, Nat, CLARK. y. Il. Neal, IT,, Par.
kcrshur.,
$tamm IIouse-D. K, Neal, jr, i. II.
Butcher, G. T. Caldwell, \. 5. Clark,
rarkcrsburg; Ira G. Post. HARRISON
county; c. 4. Weaver, MOundsviIe: J. l.,
Bell, Lincoln county; $. II. Campbell,
Boone county; John McCiuw, Wyoming
county; J. II. Quinn, Hancock county;
VIM Woodburn, Cameron; II. Mcarns,
Wood rounty;J ". SCroggin, Fcttcrman;
q. ;. Chiffon, Kanawha county; e. T.
Jones, Fayetteville; e, IT, Washburn,
Weston; :, J.. Webb, KanNwln county,
til" Democrats have arranged to hold u
caucus this evening in the Supreme
Court room at the Capitol.
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The full amount OF work contemplated on
this section OF the road has not been com.
pleted, but the estimate returned Is final,
leaving II 10 the next Board to complete
the contract upon the same or not, as they
may deem best. Talso enclose two bills Of
George Walters, for lumber, which were
handed 10 me since the last session Of the
Board. VIC, SMlru
Mr. Smiths report was received and
filed, and the billsalluded to ordered paid.
The various final reports OF standing
committees having been read and adopted,
the customary thanks OF the retiring Hoard
were returned to the President and Clerk,
after which the Board Adjourned sins die.
ORGANIZATION OF THE SEW BOARD.
The roll Of the new Board was called,
and aIl the members responded except
Mr.. Armstrong.
Mr.. Vim. MyleS, OF Centre district, was
made temporary Chairman.
Nominations for President being in or.
der John Frew was nominated bv Mr..
Schultz, and WIN. NJ ylcs By Mr.. Boring.
A vote resulted: For Myles-Iloring,
Carnahan, Terrell, Frew. McColloch and
Phillips. For Frew-Atkinson, Mvles aud
Schultz. So Mr.. Myles was chosen Prcsi.
dent Of the Board Tor the ensuing two
years.
Mr.. G. II. Deiters was unanimously re.
elected Clerk Of the Board, aud his salary
was liked at the same as during his lust
term.
ROAST rig BANQUET.
AT this stage OF the proceedings the
Board adjourned until . j.. NJ, to give the
new President time to appoint his stand.
ing committees, and to allow the members
Of the old and new Boards, and n number
Of invited guests, All opportunity Of dis
cussing roast pig banquet at Rolls PhT-
nix Restaurant, which had been prepared
under the direction Of Clerk Deiters
Besides the old and new Commissioners
there were presentto partakc Of Mr.. Deiters'
hospitality, Sheriff Tingle, County Engin-
Ger Smith, Prosecuting Attorney Jordan,
County Clerk Hook, Justice Phillips, sev.
eral representatives Of the press, and n
number Of others. The feast was heartily
enjoyed by all, and Dcitcrs was unanf.
monSy voted trump.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
az . IL ~ lIlc lhJhEu Tc"lSSelnDlpu, when
President Myles announced the following
standing Committees for the ensuing two
years:
Finance aud Accounts Canadian, Chair.
man: Atkinson, Boring, Frew, Mylc3 and
Phillips.
court House and Jail-Boring Chair.
man; Phillips, Frcw, Carnalian and
Schultz.
Poor House and Farm-Frcw, Chair.
man; McColloch, Canadian, Schultz and
Phillips
Roads and Bridgcs-McCOlloch, Chair.
man; Terrell, Armstrong, Atkinson and
Schultz.
Printing-phillips, Chairman; Schultz
and Armstrong.
The Board, by reclamation, elected ".
Z. Smith County Engineer for the ensuing
two years.
Henry Schultz was appointed Constable
n place Of John Detwcilcr for the Eighth
Ward.
Adjourned until the regular monthly
term
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BELLAIRE lTEMS.--A Belmont street mcr.
chant ,sits up straight, nursing a frozen
ear, and pronOunCcs the holidays the sad.
dest Of the year.
Col. POorman is still canvassing for sub.
scribcrS and advertising business for his
new paper, the IIcllairc TriLunc, and We
are informed, is meeting with favor which
promises success. The Colonel has afOrc.
time acquitted himself MS IN able editor,
and rs one OF our best citizens is worthy Of
success, and We hope that his new enter.
prise will be sustained by our citizens.
Mr.. Rhodes, Chief Engineer Of the Il.
4 $. W. Railroad, returned home on Sat
urlay evening.
DR.. Grafton and wife departed for Burrs
Mills to-day.
James Roberts and wife, Of Jefferson
county, are visiting friends in this city.
The Court OF Discipline Tor Company u,
I'd Regiment, was organized according to
law, on Saturday, by clecting Lieut.. Geo.
K. Grafton President and =. Il. Hyatt
Recorder. Members failing to put in m
appearance At meetings, drills, &c, will be
considerably inpOnyrnirnccd unless they
have fat pOCket-bOOkSand generous hearts.
Old Prob. has let up little, for which
tervent thanks are offered, and sleighs at
one dollar per hour.
The llcrla Club will soon favor our citi.
zens with an exhibition OF tho celebrated
drama, Writing onthc WALL TX.
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We Challenge The World.

When We say we believe we have evidence
To prove that ShilOl'S Consumption Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made. inas.
much rs II will cure common or Chronic
Cough in one halt the time and relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whonping Cough, Group, and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail, 1t Is
pleasant to take harmless to the youngest
child and We guarantee what We say. Price
lOCtS,, 50 cts. and 800. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and lack lame. use Shioll's Porous
Plaster Sold by +. Booking, Odd Fellows
HILL, &, f. Dwight, 9th and Chaplinc streets;
l.aughlin Bros. Il Co., Wheeling. and HuS.
bands 4 lnSkccp, Bclaire.
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Thatin this town there are scores Of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
Tons, mptiOn, when for IS cents We will sell
them Shiloh'S vitalizer, guaranteed to euro
them. Sold by f. Booking Odd Fellows Hall;
c. T.. Dwight, 2ith and Chaplne streets !;
lAnShlin Bros: 4 Co. Wheeling, and Husbands
4 lnSkcep, liellaire.
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Pianos md Organs for the Holidays,
Chpnn

Cheap.
Onc4 octave organ at So.
Ones octave Estey organ nj SO.
One stop Smith American organ at
One 8 stop Taylor & Farley organ at so.
One $50 Smith American organ at
$3.50.
One 6 stop Packard organ at :6j.
One Q octave melOdeon at $50.
One 6 octave piano at $50.
One . oCtave Chickering piano at So.
one octave Chickering piano ut 500.
One octave llaines' piano at 500.
One u octave new piano ut $3.50.
Ca!I and examine, al G. Y. Lucas Music
Store, l291 Market street.
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rhoamouu'- contributed outside oi the
,l,y mnk" III" grand total >,..;!i ~

hErS2~Ni llpr-G Is \ InAr.-l.ast
"Ycuiu. between II and oclork, II boy
named ',i"-rY Ha- driving up from the
South =, ,Ic with It horse and sleigh h..
longing to ',c"rgr " laubIr. the Markr,
street Iiyory man, whru tn" horse took
fright and IAN utI, ,,".ry. lrud.u. he had
lost control Z" the animal, Iump"d ont oi
the leigh and acknowledgement without
injury. lurhpr-r followed NIrtnt street
up n far ~ the hg,d" Office. where h.
turned down IN alley and pa sing through
TO Water. rnnrdr On IT," T. " IS rs. rail
road rrr.ting some thirty OF iorly feet,
finally falling with h,sIr.1b"'w"cntl, o tics,
luirc large crOw,i %a- attracted 10 the
vicinity hy the accident, Considerable
trouble was experienced in "rIrrnIinRlh"
,ay and ir,tn" luadrup"d hut finally he
waa usiicd and found 10 have sustained
hu, little injury
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