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II was o perfect martyr to Rheumatism,
a hale and hearty individual was heard 10
remark the other day, "but" continued
he, "Dr. Thomas Electric OIL banished
the pains, which raCked my joints and
muscles, and look at me now" A glance
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answer This question.

Why do 80 many people we see around
us, seem to prefer 10 suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OIL
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts
we will sell them shiloh's Yltallzer, guar.
anteed TO cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and o. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling
" Va
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RhIInh,n Cntnrrh Remedr.

A Marvellous cure Tor Cstarrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal In.
ieCtor for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price 60 cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and O. Moenkemoelller, Wheeling, W. Va.
MWPAW
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

Which he did, and In 3 GhSrt time Wa not
only relieved but cured.
Header, II you are suffering with DySpep-
ala OF Liver Disease IN any form, do not walt
until the disease has taken last hold upon
you, but use the Regulator when the symp.
TOMS hrsL show themIslVGA. II has relieved
untold suffering. SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR 10 not an alcoholic StimulAnt, but .
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY that will
cure when everything else fails, II Il fault
lees family medicine, Does not dlSAnange
the system, 10 no violent drastic purge, but
natures own remedy, The friend Of every
one, and viii not dlIappolnt you, hngle
trial will convince you that y 10 the cheapest,
purOst aud best family medicine 10 the world.
Ask thu recovered dJBpsptlcs, bilious suffer:
II, victims Of fever and ague, the meIcurlAl
diseased patient how they recovered their
health, cheerful spirits aud good appstite-
they will tell you BY taking Simmons LIVER
Regulator, Purchasers should be careful 70
go that they get the Genuine, Manufactured
only BY J, II. zElLIN CO., Philadelphia,
Bold By all DrugSlItl.
Al
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Protect tho Little ones.

Protect the little ones from the often
fatal consequences Of group, with DR..
Thomas Electric oil. tits the king Of all
cough medicines, as well as q peerless
remedy for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains, bruises, cuts, piles, kidney troub.
los, etc. Take itinwardly and apply out.
wardly,
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save Your HAIR" Keep II Beautiful
The "London Hair Color Restor.
or" is the most delightful article
ever introduced 10 the American
people, and Ia totally different
from all other Hair Restorers, be.
ing entirely free from oil impure
Ingredients that render many 9th.
or articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling Of the
hair exists, or prematurely gray.
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, its use will restore the nat.
ural youthful color, and cause q
healthy growth, cleansing the
Bclap from all impurities, dandruff,
de-, OF the same time o most pleas.
Ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
GRAVITY perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making II
an Indispensable article In every
toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hal
Color Restorer. Price, rs cents bottle
Six bottles, "a. Main Depot for the Uni
ted States, $50 North Sixth ST., Philad'a.
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reporta;
-RsCeiph Is, 900 head Shlpmenb 1900
head, Market more active and 6Al0c higher
on light; heavy steady and quality plor; light
IS 4Oa5 rs; mixed packing IS 25a5 70; good
TO best heavy packing and shipping IS 76a
8 80; very few choice
Cattle Receipts y, 800 head shipments 8, 900
head, There Is very full supply; shipping
facilities are scarce and trade slow; common
70 fair shipping 81 0Oa4 4O good to choice
81 60a3 70; chiefly q 90aS Is; stockerS' and
feeders fairly active at 81 76aI %,
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$50 head. Market quiet and weak common
10 mixed q 26al So good 70 choice s. OOa6 60.
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Judge Ferguson seems to be engineering
o crusade against some Of the dearest In.
dulHenCes OF his fellow members. At his
instance q resolution was adopted on
Wednesday prohibiting smoking In the
hall during recess. Yesterday he intro
duCed Tue following, which was adopted:
ReSOlred, That during the remainder Of
the session no member shall speak more
than Eve minutes on any question before
the House.
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MEDICAL.
WILL IT CURE ME-

Said 4 man Vhoss WOsbOgOns cOuutsnansOAnd
broksn-dOVn constitution plainly IhoN ID
trace, Of dlSSaSf-A sufferer with Nervous
Dyupspsia, in Whole stomach the mOat deli
ssls mOnsl lay like lead. RelEAihing sleep
and Qulst nerves were ItFang0Fu 70 him, and
he dapairod Of ever being well.
We advised him v taxa
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DRUGGISTS.
THERE IS NO ALUM

kGcELSIoR BAKING POWDRR, Il q made from
ne ppfolt mAtehllI make light and Wholesome
pEeAd, and y Aekno Ilodged 70 b the bo1t Baking
ffogdGf y the market, Alk for LOGAN, LIST =
CO's ExckLSIoR BAKING POWDER.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Upon Resembling the reading Of the
bill by sections, under consideration at
the time Of taking recess, was resumed,
and the entire afternoon was spent In
amending and periectlng the bill. The
bill was then Informally passed for the
present.
Mr.. Woods, on leave introduced q bill
amending the charter Of the city oil
Wheeling, granting the City Coun.
Gil the power to prohibit the selling with.
out license Of bottled beer, wine and in
toxiCatlng cider.
Upon motion Of Mr.. MCGrew, the Sen.
ate Of 5:l5 o'clock went into executive
session to consider the sealed message Of
the Governor, communicated in the morn.
| inc
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FINANCIAL AND COnmERCIAL.
Hevg Yorg Money nnd giocRa,

NV YoRK, February 9L-MoHEI-Market
quite stringent sgAiR to-day and ranged be.
tween l.S2aX per cent per diem, in addition
p legal interest, closing at kaH per cent per
alem, per cent per Rpnum. Prime msE'
camille paper AHaR per cent Sterling Ex'
SsnanEs hsnkeH' bills, actual business, 81 SIX;
demand n SSh.
SoysRsAEaT BoHps-WeAk and nan per
cent lower Tor all issues except fourand'a'
hAlIg, which Mern nnnhnnrnd
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Ghe GntelIigsrrter.
STATE LEGISLATURE.
Routine Ruslnsns misunderstanding
HRaaIOn.

Routine Business TFanSaeted-Exseutiye
Session.
The Senate met ct 10 A. N. yesterday,
the session being opened with prayer by
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, Of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Senate Bill No. 20: "a bill to repeal the
county tax on deeds" with the substitute
offered for the came, which provides Tor
Q county tax Of 81 on every lease, power
OF attorney or contract relating TO real
estate-except deeds and releases, coming
up as unhnished business OF Wednesday,
the substitute was rejected,
Mr., Stollings offered an amendment to
the bill providing "that there shall be Q
State tax OF 81 whenever the seal OF the
State Ia affixed to any paper" The amend
ment was adopted and the bill was or.
deFed 10 Its engrossment and third reading,
Senate Bill No. so: "a bill TO regulate
the transportation Of freight by railroad
companies" was, on motion Of Mr.. New
man, taken from the table and placed on
House BIZ No. 1O4; "a bill amending
and rs.enscting chapter 81 OF the Code,
relating to the transfer oil property In this
State belonging to deCedents, wards, insane
persons, or ceStiuS que trust In another State
or country" was read third time and
passed,
Senate Bill No. 70: "a bill providing
for the creation Of the independent school
district Of Bellsville, In Wood county"
coming up on It's third reading was passed
with its title.
Senate Bill No. los: "a bill to confer
certain additional powers on tho Potomac
and Ohio railroad company" introduced
by MI Dennis, was read first time and
ordered to It's second reading,
Senate Bill No, 1902, o bill to amend and
re.enact chapter "a Of the Code OF West
Virginia, concerning the incorporation Of
joint stock companies without special
charter, and to repeal chapter IS OF the
Acts Of 1928, concerning the incorpora.
ton oil railroad companies, &C., approved
April Sd, 1878, and chapter 2l5 OF said
acts, passed December 20, 1878, was read
second time and ordered TO its engrogs
ment and third reading. The motion by
which the bill was ordered to its third
reading was afterwards reconsidered, and
the second reading Of the bill was pro.
Ceeded with by sections,
The Private Secretary OF the Governor
appeared OF the bar OF the Senate and pre-
scented sealed message from the Cover.
nor.
Pending the further consideration Of
Senate Bill l02 recess was taken until 2
p N,
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rHK PROHIBITION PROJECT

then Occupied the attention oil the House
for q lime. The Joint Resolution pro.
posing an amendment 10 the Constitution
forever prohibiting the manufacture OF
sale OF Intoxicating liquors within the
State Was taken up In lie regular order.
Mr. Leonard moved 10 lay the resolu'
ton on the table.
This Judge Furguson hoped would moi
be done. He was willing to agree not 10
puBh thu bill TO the exclusion Of other
measures, and he hoped the resolution
would 10 allowed 10 keep It's place on the
calendar. .
MF, Leonard insisting on his motion,
the Judge demanded the ayes and noes,
and The demand was sustained.
The following gentlemen voted TO lay
the resolution on the table, which would
have lie effect Of killing the resolutions:
Messis. Bell, Ctesap, Crumrine, Davis.
son, Day, Edmiston, Fisher, Floyd, Hack
worth, Hubbard. johnson, Leonatd,
Lynch, Mcneil, Moffett, Monroe, Nor
row, seabriEht, Settle, Sharp, Thompson,
Wells and the Speaker
Those who voted against The motion
10 table we're: Messts. Babb, Beckwith,
Bee, BtAdy, Cox, Davis, Depue, Dodflll,
Evans, Ferguson, Fisher, (of Btaxton, J
Fulkefson, GranthAm, Hobbs, Holt, 1rong,
Kepnef, Lowry 1urty, Luck, McOord,
MCUfum, Orr, Prince, Quarter, Riley,
Rowley, Sheppard, eteere, sydenstticket,
Tippett Watson, Selmon, Wells and Lew.
d Wilson. There being % ayes 10 "a
noes, the motion was defeated.
An amendment Of the phraseology was
proposed and the motion 10 table repeat.
al, MI, Gfantham being the mover this
time. The vote not belnE taken by ayet
Ahd noes, the motion prevailed. 30 The
resolution slumbers In the House. Wheth'
Or this IA lie last sleep can only be told ID
time,
Shortly after twelve o'clock Nj, Sea.
bright moved 10 take q recess until
O'Clock ?. ~, which prevailed.
AFTRR RECESS
Bills we're taken up on the second reading
and number oil amendments considered
The Bill 10 provide ior preliminary sur
veyS LOT certain railroads. was taken up Of
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THE EDUCATION BILL

was again taken up for consideration as
unfinished business. Some amendments
In the phraseoloRy were adopted on
motion Of Mr.. Morrow, and several modi'
HCationD Of the manner Of governing the
State University made by motion Of Mr..
Cox. A provision for the education Of
colored teachers was inserted on motion
OF Judge Ferguson. The bill was then
ordered TO its third reading.
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TO THE PEOPLE!

=
The best evidence Of . phydeian's success Is thu
testimony Of bis patlOntl The increasing demands
honoriby aud fairly with thoSO who have consulted
me- never use patients name without permission
though have many hundred certificates from thOSt
whom have cured After they had been PTGnounGed
many years hospital experience and familiarity With
Tic agents. clote Observance o. temperamen
Al pOculiarItea and strict attention 70 hygSni0 man
frankly live lho patient my opinion.
p R O O H !!
CANcER.-"Suasred for Year, with cancer. Had Il
cut out three times. II returned alter each operation
Dr. smith cured me without knife, cauStio or palm.
MRS, II. N, CIRCUIT
suVTElyD TERHIBLY-"NOthing seemed 70 helT
moi could not get out Of bed; Dr. Smith cured nj
Wheeling, ", Va.
CATARRH AND DRABNRS.-''BeliOved myself In
durable, Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges
speech aHeceOd' Dr. smith hn SSESS IT, aiEexAsneR
DYsrKPHA AND ULcERATED eToMAcH Threat
mOnt for years Jailed % give me RELIEF. Dr.; smith
cured m0.n THOMAS HOLT, In1uIance Agent,
opg,d me- them ' t6 GHtfs wE Ins Ri sT
RIEUHAusM -"sunOred tOrturelj joints deiOrln.
Cd treated for years without relief h Rt Smith
'u RTv HENRY g. RuDrutD vntS". abSsF slT :
! caA most heartily recommend you to those luner'
Ing from CatATTh and Lung Complaints. You have
worked wonders 10 nv Wll0's case"
REV. II, o. LADD, writes ;--"Dr. Smiths probes.
IonAl services 10 family have been most SiisiAo.
tory and commend him 70 all 81 gentleman and q
Ikllllul phyTiciAn.n
ARs. AIaaARET KoLB mys:-"T had been luaer-
Ing for seven yoan and treated BY many phydcians
Tor Dyspepsia, Dr.. Smith said had tApo.WorIn
and Ii eight houIl removed monster, 100 feet long
FnEALl CoMPLAINTs.-ThTeey eat 10 hospitals 1oI
females Eiyo me peculiar advantages In such Gases.
PeTSonl cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood Nervous AZ
fooions and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, 6oIOfulA
and Asthma testify 10 my success.
PILKs cured without the knife.
Patients At distance may DO treated By letter and
atiIiaetlon guaranteed A chart for sell examination
IOnt on receipt Of two thrOOcont stamps, aud advice
returned tHOG.
IN. 10 p. M, daily. Sundays from 2 to 6P. IN. Gall
j. ID. SMITH. NJ. d.,
dOl No. I2T, Market st., Wheeling, ". Va
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RESTORED.

a Victim o. Early impudsneO, eauslas NERVOUS Do.
btllty premature decay, etc., AtVins tiled 10 tAin
Sytfi known remedy, 81 discoyded 1 simple means
u SSfeufe which be Will tsnd f6e 70 BIZ fellow sui.
80, - .J.H. REEyEs,
Ooa1nE1AW - ChAthAm 81, MI,
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CINoIHNAr1, February 24.-Cotton

StASAhhAtAl He"uAy AH+-Sbttgu nlh ~
llNc. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull; No. 2 red winter 81 06. Uorn steady
and in fair demand No. 2 42Kc. Oats steady
and In good demand; No 2mlxed $780, Rye
dull NO. 2 81 90, Barley strong; extra No,
3 fall 96a97o, Pork dull ct $l6 %. Lard dull
at SOL Bulk meats quiet; shoulders IS 90;
clear rib IS Is. Bacon steady and in demand !
shoulders % co. clear rib IS rs; clear 80 90.
Whisky demand fair and prices higher at
81 OF. Butler firm and unchanged,
NEw YoRK, February A.-DRY GooDs-
The demand for spring goods has been checked
by the very cold weather, but staple goods are
In fair request. Cotton goods in moderate de-
mand, leading makes steady, Prints quiet.
Ginghams active and lCarce.
The Bulletin says; Twenty-Five hundred
pieces Of dress goods are 10 be sold at Auction
Wednesday next,
EAST LIBERTY, February A.-CArTLE Re.
ceipts LIZA head. Market closed very slow at
yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head Philadelphia
SO 60a6 co.. Workers IS 80a8 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Selling fairly
active at n 60a6 IS,
NEW ORLEANS, February A-Cotton quiet
and supply poor middling l1Nc; low mid.
ding 10kc; good ordinary 9Hc; net receipts
1895 bales gross receipts 1928 bales; ex.
ports TO France 200 bales; coastwiSe $500
bales; exports TO continent 1880 bales sales
1900 bales; stock 2lS, 1855 bales.
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TOLEDO, February 2I.-wheat quiet; No:
2 red Wabash, March 81 05IS; April 81 OK;
May 81 90. Corn dull; No. 2 May 4lTc.
Oats nominally unchanged. Glover quiet
prime mammoth IS 80i prime Is 06; No. 2
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CINCINNATI, February A.-HoH-Steady
and firm for good grades; common "a 6Oa6 90;
light IS 60a6 10; packing IS 7Oa0 10; butchers
9Oa6 %. Receipts 1890 head; shipments
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1NCREAsINd the rAoEs' PER DIEM.

Mr.. Motielt proposed the loIlowlng'
ResolNd, That Masters Frank p. Thomp.
son and Alonzo O. swartz, the bill and
journal pages Of this House, be allowed
The sum Of 81 extra per day, and Masters
Frank Engle and Harvey Scott, floor
pages, be allowed the sum Of 30 cents
extra per day, for their services during
this session, the same 10 be paid out Of the
contingent fund Of the Legislature.
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NEW ORLEANS, February A.-sugar easier
inferior to good common 6Ht8c; common "a
good common 6Ha6%Ci yellow clarified 7Na
$40. Others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February A.-PErRoLEuM-Not
quoted.
ANTWERP, February "a PETROLEUM =
22Xf.
LONDON, February 2I-PErHoLruM-7Xasd
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PrTTsBuRoH, February q. - PETROLEUM -
Dull crude easy United certificates offered
at SStci refined 0kc for Philadelphia de.
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NEW BILLS,

Mr.. Leonard introduced o new bill, No.
242, relating TO the school district Of Par
kersbufg.
Mr.. Beckwith introduced House Bill No.
24S, TO enlarge the law library Of Charles.
tnun
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The temperance Amendment Laid Of
the BheIE-AIInOr Matters.

the bhelf-MInor Matters.
Mr.. Barnilz opened with prayer yester'
day morning. There was q full attend
ance Of the members OF the hour fol
opening.
The Joint resolution providing for an
adjourned session was readopted, with the
amendments proposed by the Senate.
The resolution to adjourn over the
fourth oil March In order To give the
Inaugural Ball Committee the use Of the
hall was sgreed to, the hour for reassembl'
Ing on the 9th being changed to 10 o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

PRoR, RILEY Of the United States
chronological Commission. says: The
locusts now appearing in the West AMI
South are two distinct broods. One is
the thirteen year and the other 10 the
seventeen year loeusts. and this ac-
counts for why the. have appeared in
the same years since 1860. Riley says
these locusts cannot do any damage ex-
cept to yonr & fruit trees, on the limbs
of which they deposit eggs. Ho sat $
the notion that ih.so locusts will sting
"a human being is q fallacy; that a spo-
cies Of digger wasp feeds on these
young locusts. and people have been
stung by these wusps, FROM which has
sprung the story that locusts sting. Hi.
ley says the iocusts will suddenly dis
appear before long. aa... .aH .r
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Ihs Nas.i, cAs.s..ax.,

The President washeartily received 1T
Annapolis on the1ith. In, his speech:
to the graduates he said: This is one
Of the two schools Supported and di.
rec.ed by the Nation itself. and every
cadet before me b rs the honor OF being
underthe care of the Nation. and being,
instructed irlthe work imposed by It.
This is Il great responsibility. and should
show you all that you stoi.,d De rep
resentati"n Of your Nation. aud have
the advantage of thos, who go out iuto
the world alone. TE&e is no easy
ground TO success. thank God for it.
There - no success without YOU work
for il. Anriform can give you posi-.
tion, but not snccess. In peace or in
war the trained nan makes his life tell; ;
without training you are uhoat on see
OF luck. where thousands 60 down
where one meets with success. Train.
ing with brait work is what will give
success. You cannot extemporize sue
cess. II mus, be wrought out with pa.
thence and work. and know of none
who have more successful, useful ad
vantaGes than you. The world is oDen
to you, and If the naval service does not
bring you success, then you are lazy or
hopciessly incompetent. IApplause.
Gentlemen, as stand here ! almost ex
p.rience feeling Of envy when think
OF the possible future before you. All
OF Us upon this stand have our charac-
ters set. There Is no curiosity about
our future. Even angels would hardly
look down upon US. The very gods, il
We lived III NEUROLOGICAL times. would
look down upon you with interest.
You have 30 much to mold. shape aud
build up. All your friends will follow
you so long as you work for this end.
The profession to which you belong has
made this Nation. sailor Was the
first to give this land to You A sailor
has crys;alized the borders Of the seas.
The Mediterranean was the first throu. h
which they sailed. but ii Was too small
for the rising ambition OF the world.
Then the Atlantic was the theater of
the worlds drama. The P4cific is yet
80 be orened, and you, gentlemen, will
be the Ones to scoat it for as. Before
tong you will sail through the isthnus
10 open mp the Pacific. TGreat .ap
piause.l 1 hope the American navy
will be that one first. as it was the first
10 open mp tho commerce with japan.
Secretary Hunt made speech aud
presented the diplomas. giving two to
j"p"noro stu irEts. Oae japanese en-
voy did not take full course, but was
II cadet engineer
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SAYS the Ogden riot OF Molday:--
Isaac Harris, a sleeping car porter on
the Central Pacific, died in Ogden Oh
last SATURDAY, juno llth. lie has been
on the road between Ogden and Sau
francisco for several year, and was
well known as pleasant man. On his
arrival here one week before his Death
he was taken sick With pneumonia and
rapidly became worse Until his death
His wife arrived from oasland, where
they lived, on last Friday, and was with
him to the last. His body was taken
west for interment on the train satnr.
,lsy evening.