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WILLIAM sREoEMEYER.

MINING. CONSUL TING AND CIVIL
VI Engineer, u. s Mineral Surveyor 70
Utah and Idaho, Notary Public Geological
sur 'eys mines. railroa Il and canals and
suDerintends the workings Of the anne
Prepares estimates and plaus for opening
and Torkius mines expert on mininz Quas-
tion- before the courts 3dd,tss P, o. Boz
ll55. Salt Lake ,ity e. iU
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MACKENZIE REFORM clUs.

HOLDS REGULAR MEETINGS EVERY
II Monday Evening at the Emporium Hall,
At o'clock. The Reading Room and Library
are open to the public from m. to 10 pm.
All are welcome.
JAS. F. Bradley, Prest.=-
WV. 7. FOULGER, secy.
The Ladies' Temperance Union hold Monthly
Meetings on the Fourth Tuesday in each month
at pm. Weekly Meetings every Monday even
ing At O'Clock
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Rocky Mountain LiHiment, Eye
Balm, Essence Of Life, Pull
monte Syrup, COnklin Salve.
ETC., etc.
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Their cleanse and purify the Blood.
They remove Bilious matter rom the
Stomach.
They give appetite and sssis; digestion.
They quickly give relief in Dyspepsia.
They cure sick Headache ard Pain il the
Head.
digestion.
They cure Mountain aid Bilious Fevers
They give strength as tonic and are 3
efficient csthaTtic.
They act splendidly in cases Cough
Colds, Neurslgia
They remove heavinefs from the rtomsoo
and cause healthful sleep.
They are good fol Colics. CranI Eld Rheu-
matisms
They are real Rocky Mountain Regulators
They are the best medicine you can take,
They are purely vegetable, harmless AMI
active,
They are homemade and warranted to d
They should be Kept $, hand bs ever
| family.
They sell st IS cent per box; 81 per 6ose
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| ally in the territory.
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PIKE's TooTHACHE DROPS CURE IN
One MINUTE. je9
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
HOUSE.

Mr.. Garfield appeared at bis desk
thls morning and received cougratu-
Iatlous from hls Republic an colleae-
ues, ss we'll az those OF several Dem
ociatic members, notably Blackburn.
Carlisle, C'ymer and Mills, upon his
successful contest Tor the ONO Sena-
toral nomination.
Mr. Prescott presented com
-Aunicdiion from H6ratio Seymour,
asking the passage of bin for the
erection OF monument TO GET.
HeIklmer. Referred.
Mr.. L. Wood, Chairman Of the
Committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported resolution calling on the
Secretary OF the Treasury for infor-
nation, showing the number OF Ii
censed dealers OF leaf tobacco and
the amount Of revenue col ected
IRON such dealers during the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1879 Adouted.
Several executive communications
were appropriately referred.
The Speaker land before the House
message from the President, re
co amending the passage of bill
Tor the reclamation OF the herhors of
Washington end Georgetown. Re-
TERED.
Adjourned,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17

dome Of the sky Of its hope 10 lighted
up with myriad tsrs. Its listnlng
love hears the rustiing wings of an
uncounted host. Somewhere in the
untrodden future there ia for this
Sovereign Manhood life, temple
an d home.
Be man be a man first,
last. AID al the time, auI you shall
have, in life, noble self-respect;
in temptation, loyal and APPROX
ing conscience; in death, a Joyous
and Ems thing hope, and in the
timsless, tinless, fearless life to
come, you sbs!l wear the garland Of
the victor and the crown of the
conqerer.
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SENATE.
Adjourned

JANUARY II.
The Vice President lald before
the Senate communication from
the Secretary OF War, Transmitting
an estimate OF $40 4O4 for the cou-
structlon of officers quarters st
omaha. and recommending an ap-
preparation therefor. Referred.
Mr.. Thurman, from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, reported
with amendments House bill to pro
VIDE Tor Circuit and District Courts
OF the United Ststes at Columbus
Ohio. Paced on the calendar.
Mr.. Krkwoo!, from the Com
mittee on Pensions, reported ia
Yorably on Senate bill for an in
crease. Of pensions of totally dis
abIed soldiers aud sailors. Placed
on the calendar.
Tne bill Tor prevention Of crulty
TO animals In transportation, on mo.
tion OF Mr.. Thurman was LAID over
til Monday next, and the Senate
com mlttee 8 amendments to the
military academy appropriation bill
were consIdered The bill finally
passed 40 reported, and the Senate
went into Executive session, and
wnen the doors were opened al
Journed.
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Lsvi Wilson aud T.. B. Purcell. 10
uaswer a charge OF contempt Ia not
obeylng summons t. testify n the
Ipgals case. After coaslderaO!e de
bate the three witnesses at the bar
were discharged from rule, having
PutRed themselves Of the contempt.
Mr.. Wallace presented the peti-
ton Of Dr.Xel & Co., aud others. OF
PennsyivauIa, TOR the withdrawal
d he legal tender quality OF treas.
ury notes.
The following bills were introduc-
Ell and referred
By MIR. Plumb - To create an al /
dIuonal land district In Kansas.
Mr.. Window from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported with
the amendments, the Military Acsd-
envy appropriation bill. Placed on
tue calendar.
The Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
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WASHINGTON.

Congress-The Successor of Sem
ator Thurman-The Supreme
Court Declines to Give a Deci-
sion on the Legal Tender Gu Ii
ties OF the Greenback-The Cen
sus Bureau--A Scene at the
White House.
lfrom our regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. 1880
Congress has not furnished much
excitement or many new subjects to
talk and write about since it reas
semblsd, yet / think we shall pet
something lively before very long
Gen. Garfield had an easy time Of
1t, and comes back the choice OF HE
State Tor the Senatorship. Probaby
ne comes nearer, in point Of aoilty.
to hi!ing the seat vacated by Sepa
tor Thurman than any Of the other
candidates, yet there is a vast differ
enoe in the two men, Even Gar.
field can rattle around a good deal
in the place filled by his predecessor.
And the loss will be aot alone Ohio's
but the nations as well
The action Of the Supreme Court
in refusing to advance the legal ten
der case on the calendar j, some
thing CT disappointment to Con
gressmen especially, yet it ia not an
unreasonable result. While mem
bers Of Congress are anxious to have
decision of be Court that wonld
relieve them OF responsibility, it is
not unnatural that the court sbon,d
decline to 90 out Of its way to gran
pie with the troublesome questions
involved. The Court has once pass-
ed upon the legal tender qualities Of
the greenbsck, and the remaining
question as to the duration Of their
necessary existence will perhaps set
tie itself if LEI alone. Anyhow
Congress must snswef 10 the peopr.
for is coarse ia the premises. with
out any assistance from the Court
Coos''ering the uncomlortably mix
o. condition Of the Congressional
mind ou the subject, THE may be
roisiort1ue in which the business in
teresta d the country vii hive TO
share The reference roade by the
Court TO the fact that there vas not
g iu.l bench corroosrales the opinion
here that every effort is making 10
force Justice Hunt 10 resign. All
reports Of bis intended reupDafo,
have come from members OF the Al
Ioinistration aud from members Of
80 Court A very strong pessnrs
1As E6ar brought 10 boar 1pop b,.,
o make a vacancy for Che Bdmi,is
ration to hil. This is not the fret
me that constitutional ouest,.,s
've gone over owing % bic IIiness
i the Court ass BE- ore made t.e
me ann uceuept ss that made in
ie leRs tender case. But Justice
INT will not res. gu unless Cypgress
res hin on fail pay, and Dem
ratio Congress will hardly DO that
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House.

No. Hartman moved to susnend
the rules aud adopt the resolution
Tor the appointment cf a committee
oil seven to inquire into the method
and manner OF paying pensions.
arrears oil pensions, bounty and back
pay to toldlers and ascertain wheth-
er any irregularities exist in tie
pay ment OF the same, aud to inves-
tig4te any subject Of complaint
which may be lodged with them as
10 the payment, rejection or suspen-
Sou o! any persons bounty or back
pay, with view to the enactment
OF such legislation as may correct
existing detects and protect tie pen
siouer IN his rights.
Tue resolution was adopted; yeas,
1873; nays, So
Mr.. Hatch moved to suspend th,
rules and pass the bill providing
tor the importation Of salt free Of
duty. 1t provides that 10 dutv
f-qll be levied or collected directly
=. indirectly on the importation Of
salt brought into any Iart of the
United States, but the salt. fine or
course, IN bulk on in bags, sacks
barrels, or other packages, may be
imported free OF duty, This act Is
to wake effect from ana after It's pass
age
MIR. Conger Immediately moved
that the House adjourn. Defeated.
TIE motion to suspend the rules
and pass the Gill was lost-veas
ll5, nays lis, not the necessary
tw9-thirds in the affirmative. The
result was received with laughter
and applause on the Republican
side.
Mr.. Cox presented a petition Of
The manufacturers and merchants Of
New York city representing 5000
OOJ 600 active capital, for the en-
actment Of The law to give effect
to treaty obligations as to trade
marks. Referred.
Mr., Hsnckle presented a petition
OF the corporation Of Annapolis. for
the erection in Annapolis Of
monument to the memory Of Baron
De KaIb. Adjourned.
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 1890.
SENATE

ClIN y u.
Mr., Pendlstou gave notice Of the
following amendments TO Senate
lolut resolution, known AZ the Bond
Resolution : And saj rotes sbal,
not he available tor any Of the re-
serves required 10 be kept by the
Nauontl anks, and all such reserves
shall be keptin coin. Ordered print.
ed and referred to the Finance Com.
mittee.
Mr.. Eindom submitted resolu-
ton instructing the Committee on
Appropriations to- consider the ex
Pedleucy Of establishing an addI-
iionai executive department OF The
government 20 be ell "a "tbe De
partment Of Agriculture and Com
merce, which shall embrace in Its
lnnstiction agriculture, domestic and
foreign commerce, Manufactured.
mines and mining, public lands. geo
ioR'ca } and other SURVEYS. and rail
road statistics, aud that said com
mittee report it, conclus ous by bill
Or otnerwise. Ordered printed and
laid on the table.
After 4 short executive session.
adjourned until TO- morrow.
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II )USE.

Mr.. Money, chairman OF The
Committee on Postofices and Post
roads, submitted a report to &C
COMPANY the bill fol the establsb-
ment Of H return 'etter offices, and
IT was referred to Committee Of the
Whole.
The following bill was introduced
and referred:
BY Mr.. Sha'Ienberger Author
lzing the refunding of the national
debt, reducing The annual interest
thereon and improving the public
credit.
Adjourned.
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DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER & KIDNEYS.

For Debility, Loss of Memory, Iudispo.
s'uon - EXerion or Business, Shortness
ct Breath, Troubled with Thoughts of
D'eaae, Dimne's.of Vision, Pain ir the
Back, CHEST AMI Head, Rusn of Blood TO
IN Head, Pale Countenance and Dry
skin.
1t these symptoms are allowed TO 90 on
very frequently Epiler'ic Fits and Con,
sumption follow. Whcn the constitution
becomes aft ctrd it requires the aid of an
invigorating medicine to strengthen and
on Y the system-which
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17

The complication of matters in
Maine has been greatly increased
during the pact week by the organ
laation of Republican rump Leg
lsIature. There are now two Gov
ernors and two Legislatures claim
ing authority in that distracted
commonwealth The Supreme Court
OF the State has been appealed to,
and both partieR, under sort OF
truce, are awaiting its decision.
Several Fusion members elect of the
Legislature swear to having been
offered bnbe o. $1,000 each by the
Republican leaders. to refuse to take
their seats. ogether, the affairs
OF the State are in a most Disgrace
ful aud deplorable tumble, and it is
not easy to foresee how order aud
justice is to be brought out Of all
this chaotic confusion and rasoality.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

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books furnished at cost ~ CajopJ - ~.
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.,I ror catalogues aud other information
SOh, Morgantown, West Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17

Mr.. Townsend Of Illinois, offered
resolution instruoting the Commit
Tee on Foreign affairs 10 inquiie into
the ezped lengy Of sbHishing al. en-
Voys extraordinary and ministers
rendent IRON the United States to
foreign counties Referred.
BY Mr. MiIls--To request the
PRESIDENT TO invite Mexico to enter
ln TO treaty; sIso Brszj.
~ Dir CoIberson-F0r The re
coinage Of The trade dollar.
By Mr. Poge--yo restrict The ero
grafton Of The Ch,ness.
Adjourned
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IlitOr.
KINGwooD. JAN. u. 1850.

Thomas Sweeney, Esq, OF " heel To-
ing, has been selected 10 Suprliu-
tendent OF the Census for the first
Census District OF West Virginia.
Hon. John w. Mason, Of Grafton,
member Of the National Republican
Committee, and Hon. Ward Lamon,
President Lincoln Marshal of the
District OF Columbia, wore among
the applicants for the position.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17

The election o. Gen. Jsmes A.
Garfield TO succeed Judge Thurman
In the Uuted States Senate forces
into bold relief a most sienif:a mt
coincidence.
Gen. Garfield was one Of the brib-
ed members of the House, caught
with Credit Mobiiier scrip
IN his pocket issued
by the Pacific Railroad Ring. To
Senator Thurman, on the other h and,
belongs the special credit of having
carried the only law by which these
rich and overgrown corporations are
called to account.
La succeeding Thurmln by Gar
field, the countrY's loss has been the
corporation 8 gain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
HELMBOLD s BUCHU
lNYiGoRATEs THE SToMAcU

M DAOMACh,
And stimulates the torpid Liver
Bowels, and Kidneys to healthy se-
ton, IN cleansing the blood Of all
IMPURITIES and Impartiug new life
and vigor to the whole system.
a single trial will be quite sufB-
'lent to convince the moot. hesitating
o. It's valuable. remedial qualities.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17

Inc Ser9eant-at-Arm brought To
t5e Der oftns Senate J.. Il smith
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~ stamps for Postage. Address
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solicitors OF Patents, BOx u,
Washington, j.. e.
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and then adjourned until to- NOR
row.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-21
Solid. Boys, Solid.

1t is the duty of every Repub-
lican who has the honor and pros
perity of his country at hear. to
cast solid Republican ballot, for
both national and local candidates.
La the past many have been too
liberal with their sympathy. Voting
for some one on the opposite ticket
solely because you happen to know
him and proved him a clever fellow.
Did you ever stop t. ta;ak why he
was cleverl whr because no wanted
your vote, and nothing more.
Were vau ever thanked for voting
the Democratic tickets Emphati.
cal'y no. But instead, you and
your party have been cursed and
abused just as the thief would his
captor. Vote the Republican tick
ct solid, and advance the cause Of
prosperity end good government,
besides you will have no condemn
ing conscience TO afterwards trouble
you. Don't scratch, you can't i'm
prove matters partical. There's
not candidate on the Republican
ticket but who is fully the equal of
his opponent aud the majority as
usual, are superior. Stick it in
without scratch. Such are our
sentiments, "by george"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-21

the old, WORKOUT style handed
down by their ancestors.
A few Of like belief were on hand
to do the clapping, The priuci.
pies and conduct OF the Republicans
were beautifully abused. They
wanted change, because they were
human and liable to accomplish as
much good as any other party.
Oh, do give us q trial, we want
office, &c, was tie cry,
In the evening when the shades
of night lent its protection from
public gaze, about l35, made up
some from this city and some from
adjoining burgs, formed n process
sion and marched to music. Ther
they went to the city hall to hear
some more taiiy bursts from brag.
gaaocios, Briggs, of Dodgeville,
made few enighteniug () remarks,
and then gave way to the toay Colonel
from Milwaukee. Republicanism had
to take it, you bet, insomuch that the
assertion was advanced that no Re-
publican who has occupied the Pres
idsntial chair was more ilt for
the position, than the vtlest imp of
hell was 1T to grace the throne OF
God. Then to smooth matters n
little, Lincoln was lauded to the
skies,--but they forgot to tell the
story OF how it was done with a
Democratic bullet. The end hnall y
came and Republicans, if any there
are left, are gradually surviving the
shock.
GLOW they o'ang and clash and roar,
What horror they out pour
On The bosom OF the palpitatiGg ait :"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-21

grams belonging to the company
from the court room door to the east
entrance door below, blew out the
hall light, broke the lamp chimney,
and perhaps the lamp, besides com,
hitting other depredations. They
were too feet for Sheriff Wadding-
ton who, unfortunately, was unable
to oveItake them. We are sorry
that such misconduct occurred, and
especially as the outrage was perpe-
trated upon visitors, and hope we
shall not have occasion to report such
practice Darlington Repu5-
Hcua.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-21
Linden, Oct. isth, 1850.

EDITORS TuBCNE ALLOW me
space IN your valuable paper to re-
ply to an article published in last
weeks Dem0cr0t, referring to an ex-
chairman Of our town board,
True, ia discussing the politics Of
the day with young man who once
had an eye to position Of Clerk OF
the Court, | said it was not the
Northern Democrats we feared, un-
less they became tools in the hands
of the Solid South. And il was the
Solid South we feared, for they
really are the Democratic party Of
to-day, they having two-thirds Of
the Democratic vote in both houses
of Congress and, Of course the
Northern Democrats we're powerless
on all questions. When / L,ppoke of
the Southern faction Of the Dem
ocratie marty truly enough |
smoke Of men who represent bnt IS
ner cent. Of the American people,
and : per cent. Of the wealth Of the
country.
nave ND'"" '"' " ''''' .
article ~ question: 10 nave cnange"
his pol''cal coao l0"r o+Heren' '''h cS
aud has not as yet gained tno conn
aenoo oI MS parry S''''''"'!y 20 'l
aole ms e'ec''o" 10 " 'u''''''o '','
tioh' CeFVA'hy 'he i'''o" ''uo' 30
troubled IN mind' ahn 10 men OF 'p,s