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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22
ss",hss. Ansids,s fer Malaria.

II should be generally known that Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, prepared by J. II.
Zeilin a Co. Is relied upon to secure 10
the people immunity from all malarial
disorders. That this medicine does what
is claimed for !, Is proved by It's popularity
and any one who has lived in the South
three years has no doubt seen its curative
effects and the protection ID gives sgsin'i
the return Of this wsaksning ssd danger
Gus nalsdy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

Health, the poor mans riches, aud the
rich mans bliss, is maintained by the
judicious use Of Ayers sarsaparilla, which
strengthens and invigoraies tue system by
purifying the blood. II Is so highly con.
eentrated that II is the most economical
medicine for this purpose that can be
used.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

"what are you crying about, my lad p"
said the Good Samaritan TO an urchin who
WAS churning both eyes with his dirty fists.
"Folks have all gone to the country for
the Summer and left me here alone "Un-
feeling pa rents where have they gone to-
"Ms's gone to the poorhouse and pops
gone TO the psniisntiary."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

Il would be good thing for everybody
II every pistol Of every Kind Was destroyed,
and Law passed making il a penitsntiary
ofisnse to ever make another. They are a
wholly useless and vicious nuisance. -
Inter. Ocean.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

The following notice by a Virginia
blacksmith indicates Readjuster sentiment
on the part Of Moses partner. 1t will alse
be read with interest in Tennessee: Motifs
DE copardnership heretofore resisting
betwi1t me and Nose Skinner is hereby
resolved. Dem what owes de firm will
settle wild me, and dem what de firm owes
will settle wild Mose.-[Nashville Ameri-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

The awful and wonderful amount of leg
exhibited by young ladies up to IA is be-
ing severely animadver,ed on in London.
The French call the fashion mode Ia ralei
ds pied, because lackeys alone display the
shape Of their leg to the knee. The young
Princesses of Wales do not adopt the pre-.
vailing mode. Their dresses reach just
above the ankle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

Cincinnati Enquirer A couple Of daily
newspapers published at Connersville, In
diana. have suspended until September.
Persons not in the profession have little
idea Of the difficulties attending the pub
location Of a daily newspaper this hot
weather. The paste sours 50!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

"vell, my mercy gootness me :" exclaiu-
ed Count Won fiddlssiicksks, as he ga1ed for
the first time at Niagara Fails, II hat never
in der whols course nit my experience
seen der waterfall liker dot. feel nit
minssslf all full up nit oscidsmsnd. We're
ish der par-room -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

William Wilson engaged himself to
marry Susan southwell at Ogden, Utah
and among his gifts were a sewing ma
chine and a cabinet organ. Her parents
forbade the union, and told him to take
away the presents, but he delayed doing so
until he was married 10 another girl, and
then, when he called, Susan gave him such
a thrashing hat recovery is doubtful.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

This 10 the way Chicago woman re.
msmbers thing. General Forrest was
buried the day my nss hat came home
Hayes was inaugursied the Spring made
over my new silki Dickens died when
Jenny wssa baby the civil war broke oul
when sallis was cutting her teeth; the
King Of Spain was born the year WAS
married."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

The unkindssi cut Of all vas when she
told him, "John. ! love you for your
generosity, respect you for your intelli-
gence aud admire you for your psrsisteney,
bat sm engaged to Bill Jones, and Ne
must part"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

The revised Testament isn't = 90 from
the start. Bishop Stevens, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, hss informed his clergy that none oil
them is at liberty publicly TO use any
other version Of the Scripture than the
King James Bible, and publishing houses
with q large stock Of the old book on hand
never will give up King James unless for
cash over the counter.-[ Chicago Times.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

u Is stated there Is a woman in Shelby
county who is now seventeen ysaTs old and
Is the mother Of -four children, having mai
risd at the early aye Of lwslse.- lowsnsbo-
10 News.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

We invite the public attention large and well selected stock OF
PIANOS and ORGANS and unelua facilities Tor furnishing
the best class Of instruments low We purchase n cash in
larger quantities than other house this city The Of
PIANO and ORGAN Department is far less than ho1s
doing exclusively Piano and Organ trade We have reached lower
than have been rendered dealers this market aud guarantee
all instruments represented We sell monthly quarterly
taken proving represented
We solicit with desii
Ing purchase, aud take pleasure weriug all inquiries
John CHURCH a co.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

The cure ior night sweats depends en-
ilsely ON the cause. Malaria give rise to
Il, and then the cure Is quinine and arssn-
he Debility may cause them. In that
case tones and good, nutritious food
should he used. Consumption causes il,
and the cure is sulpurie acid, ten to TWEEN.
~ drops in water, an hour after meals
Oxide If aine and hyjroeyaniie extract
pills, and, above all, airopLia sulphais,
one tso hundreilhs Of one grain to begin
With. This must be taken with great care
DE- Marin, Of London, says he sponges the
body with iincture Of bslladonna, but the
drug Is too poserful To be used by any one
bat physician.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

A good deal OF harmless enjoy msnt and
amusement may often he derived from
what Is commonly known as sell"
am at loss to discover any more orthodox
word 10 convey my meaning | must,
therefore, stick to the old expression Of
sell" one Of the oldest aud best known
anecdotes calculated to produce this pleas.
ing effect is that Of the young guardsman
returning from the Crimean war who
rubbed his hands with glee on board ship.
aud, in so doing, rubbed Of a ring present.
ed by his iRanoraid, which fell into the
sea- His position was an awkward one,
as she had vowed she would never marry
him II he lost that ring. The story goes
that, ON his arrival in England, he was
eating SOME fish at dinner, when he sudden
~ felt something hard in his mouth. lie
removed il, ani what do you think Il vas
II the story has been we'll told, the audi.
ence are sure TO reply, as with one voice;
The ring :" Your rsjoinder is; "No;
only dsh.bone.- Whitehall Review.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

In one Of his most eloquent speeches
President Garfield once appealed to the
young men Of the country not to tie them.
selves to obsolete ideas and tendencies, and
cried Don't make your home among the
dead" The same advice, in the same
earnest words, will be OF service to those
who still look to Mr.. Conkling as their
leader. Mr.. Conkling and the Stalwart
faction have gone the way Of all the earth,
and will presently be heard Of no more.
Men who doubt or deny this are making a
political mistake to their own hurt. The
first requisite for a successful or useful
politician is that he shall be able to recog-
nile facts. Shutting the eyes to unwelcome
facts hurts no one except the man who is
willfully blind.-[New York Tribune
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

With a face perhaps naturally overcast
with shade Of sorrow al seeing her father
under circumstances Of great suffering, the
Presidents daughter was on her way to
her fathers room. Her mother meeting
her at the door stopped her and said "No,
you must not 20 in that way. Brush away
your tears and look as pleasantly as you
can. That Is the way your father wants
to sec you" Thus did this excellent NO
man save her wounded husband the in
fiction Of what might have cost him pain
aud worry. One Of the best medicines for
sick man Is a cheerful countsnanee.
The visitor who goes in with ligh, step,
a sunshiny soul, glad oountenanee and a
merry voice can often administer more
real help than an army Of doctors all load
Ell with pills, plasters and potions. What
sick people want is encouragement.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

To WHITES THE lIASDs.-Rub with
vinegar OF lemon juice. Glyeerine and
rose water, equal psrts, is also good, but
pure glycsrins hurts the skin and reddens
1t. BoraK aud oatmeal put in the water
will also whitsn the hands. In order to
preserve the hands soft and white, they
should always be washed in warm water,
with line soap, and carefully dried with a
moderately coarse towel, being we'll rub.
bed every time TO insure brisk eirculs.
tion, than which nothing can be more ef-
fectual in promoting a transparent and
soft surface.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

Twinkle, twinkle little star" the
nursery rhyme 90 familiar TO everybody
has been revised by a Committee Of emf
nent scholars. with the following result
Shine with irregular intermitted light,
Sparkle at intervals, diminutive iumi
nous heavenly body,t
How conjecture, with surprise, not un.
mixed with uncertsinty,f what you are,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-26
Partersburg Points.

PARKERsBrRG, February 24.-The old
Spencer House was sold today under
trust sale and was bid in by the heirs
OF the Spencer estate at IS, 500.
The case OF Jno. L,psley indicted for
murder has been continued until next
term.
Court will probably adjourn next
Saturday.
Governor-elect J. B. Jackson will lesve
with his family for Wheeling next Mon
day, and for the next four years our city
will miss the genial Governor and his
pleasant family.
The damage resulting from the recent
flood in and about Parkersburgh will
amount TO about S., 900.
Ed. L. Rose, Esq. the papular mana.
ger OF the Howe. Machine Company oi
your city, paip Us flying visit yester.
day. We also noticed Col. Jim Speyer
OF Wheeling, on our streets yesterday.
The coercion bill was read q third
time in the House OF Commons yester
day. On the Speaker putting the ques
ton that the bill now pass, O'Connol
addressed the House to enter one NOR,
protest. A motion for the bill TO pas
was adopted-2sl TO SO. The Speaker
will announce Monday business NJ
] longer urgent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-26
SENATE.
The Agricultural Appropriation Bill
Passed-Other Business.

The Agricultural Appropriation Bill
Passed-Other Business.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-The cre-
dentials Of John Sherman, Senator-elect,
we're read and filed.
Mr.. Ransom. from the Commerce
committee, reported back with amend
ments and recommendation that 1t pass
the River and Harbor bill.
Mr.. Withers reported back favorably
with amendments the Agricultural Ap
preparation bill. -,
Mr.. Farley reported fsvcrably the
bills for assay Offices at Deadwood
Omaha and in the Territory Of Arizons
the last with amendments.
Mr.. Mcdonald presented the resolu
ton Of the Indiana Legislature. for Z
canal between Lake Erie and the navi
gable waters flowing into the Missis'
sippi. Referred 10 the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr.. Mcmillan presented the memorial
OF the Minnesota Legislature. called thu
attention Of the operation OF the pen
sion laws. Referred.
Mr.. Beck introduced a substitute fo'
the bill presented Dy nun DeselhUei
2ls, TO authorize the issue OF lega
tender notes, TO circulate as money
on deposit, for gold &c. He said h'
had received from the Secretary OF The
Treasury, to whom the original was re
ferred by the Finance Committee fol
examination, a report on that subject
and upon that report he lad prepared
his substitute. Referrei.
The House bills constituting Atlanta
Chattanooga and Indianapolis posts o
| delivery, were passed.
At the conclusion OF the morning
business, the Senate took up the agri
cultural appropriation bill. A fes
amendments were accepted and tn
bill passed.
Messrs. Davis (of W. Va), Wallsc
and Allison, we're appointed the Senat
conlerees on the legislative sppropris
ton bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, OF West Vii
einia, the Senate bill to provide for
building for postofice, revenue ofice'
etc, in Clsrksburg. West Virginia, VI
passed. Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-26

Galena has, for the present, ceased to
reign, although the former monarch has
still hopes OF regaining his lost sceptre
within a few years. His majesty has q
numerous progeny. so that, in the event
OF his demise, there will be plenty oi
claimants for the American throne.
This family has been increasing with
great rapidity, and there are 30 many
American heirs-male-that the chance
OF the crown being, at some time, trans
ferred to an English branch OF the house
by the female line lis now very re-
mote. This will postpone for ages the
union Of the two countries. The house
OF Fremont, Of the line of Hayes, will
soon give way, under our present vul.
gar form OF government, to the house Of
Mentor, of the line OF Garfield. Both
these houses were also
Founded by the Sword.
Another aspirant for royal privileges be-
longs to house great in arms, in juris.
prudence and in finance. He is, il not
the head, which might be disputed by
the renowned soldier OF the family,
at least one OF the chief props Of the illus
tIous line OF Sherman, the principle
branches OF which comprise the house
OF Atlanta prince William Tecumseh) ;
the house OF Mansfield John, claimant
OF the CROWN; the house Of Cleveland,
intermarried with the powerful and du-
cal house OF Cameron, of Harrisburg,
and with the martial house OF Miles,
conquerer Of Chief Joseph; the House
OF Des Moines, Prince Hoyt, who, how
ever, is rather more democratic in his
tendencies than his brothers and cous-
ins and a multitude of collateral
branches, not to speak OF minor inter-
marriages; for the Shermsns are not
alone Herculeses in arms, in finance, in
law, and in trade, but also in love; and
their name is not legion, but legions.
In order still further to spread the pow
er OF the magnificent and overpowering,
families before mentioned, chronicler,
whose veracity can hardly be called in
question, asserts that the great house
OF Maine, of which Prince James GILES
pie Blaine is the acknowledged head, is
about to contract
A Matrimonial Alliance
with relative OF the house OF Harris
burg, so that all these noble families
will be one in interest and ambition.
They ramiiy into everything that can be
of interest to the American peo-
pie, and, while the country remains
as it is, our liberties will not be much
imperiled. 1t is only when We double
up four or five times that We will begin
to find the bed too narrow for ourselves
and royalty, and one or the other must
get out anu lie upon the floor. There is
one great drawback, too, in American
royal lines. They lack well.authenti-
Gated coats-oi-arms. Let them consult
some Irish archeologist, and il they can
show any Celtic cross in their blood
they will be furnished with stunning
devices as old as Noah's ark. James
Gillespie Blaine alone, to Judge from
his royal middle name, is fairly entitled
to paint upon his carriage panel a
bloody hand and dagger, which was the
iavorite device of most OF the Hibernian
monarchs that made things sulphuric
in the Emerald Isle about the time OF
Moses. J. +. B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-26
SENATE.

The Senate was called to order a few
minutes after yesterday morning.
There were no committee reports. Mr..
McGregor introduced bill to amend
the laws in relation to the proceedings
for the condemnation OF lands for rail-
road purposes.
S.B lO2, in relation to joint stock
companies, which occupied so much OF
Yesterdays time, was ordered to its en-
grossment and third reading.
A large number OF bills were read for
first anu second time.
Mr. Dennis offered the following res
olution
ResoIred, That the committee clerks
be required to do such writing as the
Clerk OF the Senate may direct.
The bill offered Thursday by Mr..
Woods in relation to the corporation
laws OF Wheeling was read a second
time and ordered to its engrossment and
third reading. This bill is for the pur-
pose of taxing not only places where
spirituous liquors are sold, as has been.
the case heretofore, but also to cause
places where wine, beer, porter or in
toxicating cider is sold to take out
license.
Mr.. Brown introduced a bill to in.
crease the compensation OF the Clerk oi
Mason county.
On motion OF Mr.. Donehoo, the Sem
ate took a recess until 2P.M.
The Senate resumed at 2PM.
The pending bill; s. b, los, was again
taken up and a numser Of amendments
adopted permitting an increase in the
salary of the officers in many counties.
After considerable time being lost the
bill was ordered to its engrossment and
third reading. The bill was then read
q third time and passed.
The rules were suspended and 5. b.
No. 100 was read for a third time and
passed. 1t is bill to amend and re-en-
act section 10 OF chapter OF the Code OF
West Virginia, concerning certain gen.
eral provisions respecting officers"
Mr.. Donehoo presented the petition
Of j. B. Gregory and 80 others OF Han
cock county, asking for the passage Of
House bill ia.
The bill introduced on Thursday by
Mr.. Woods granting the City Council OF
Wheeling the privilege to prohibit the
sale OF malt liquors, wine and intoxica
ing cider, without license, was read q
third time and passed, taking effect from
its passage.
Mr.. McGrew introduced a bill to pro-
hibit the officers OF the Penitentiary
from procuring pardens.
Several bills were read for q first
time.
The Senate 1T P. N. adjeurnei until
] 10 A. Il. to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-26
LIVE STOCK.

Ohtcs< os
OurcAeo, February 25.-Ths Drown
Journal reports hogs receipts 10000
head: shipn ens 5000 head. Market
dull and weak; 5el0c lover; packers
and shippers buying spariDgly; light
Is 3OIsI5 so; few fancy s. 6OIg5 40;
mixed packing t5 2otdb 10; good 10
choice heavy&5 7OCa6 10; extra heavy
s. 2OG6 25; closed dull; many lett
e-Receipts 400 head ship.
n,ents 800 head; shippers holding oil
on account of Inability TO get cars;
lower grades dull; common TO fair ship.
ping a. OOIa4 30 and exceedingly
r,at: good 10 choice 81 6T9
s, 10: strong demand TOR exports only ;
ons or two cara at S 40.15 20; butchers
st.ady: common 10 fair dull st - 400
90: good 10 choice 81 65ts,4 ID, iced.
ers and stockers s. ooS4 -. =,
Sheep-Receipts 900 head: ship
nenu 300 head. Fair TO good active
at IS 20; choice 5 1908 10.
Rev YORK.
INV YeRK. February 25.-Tbe Dro
ryrs Journ II bureau reports: B~eves-
Receipts $3.50 head; scarcely more
than one-,hird Of the cattle reached the
msrke, before noon and trade dull IN
consequence; transactions at foil prices
Door 10 good steers 96llc; medium cat
lie 100 10 ,2tO pounds, At losl0tc;
400 taken for export; no shipments 70
day. The steamers 70 morrow tase ~
head Of live cattle, $3.50 quarters oi beei
LIS carcasses Of melton and i,Z1
dressed pigs. Private cable sdvices IRON
Liverpool 10 day quote American refrig
.r.,or beef easier at Std.
Sheep Receipts 3 SO head. A.rte,
fair a, s 5O(a6 Is for s,eep and - u
al so for lambs per hundred pounds.
Receipts 5000 head; no ssles
live hoys nominslly quoted about steady
At S 1906 25 per 100 pounds-
Cincinnati
CrScisxATI, February 2.-hor-
Easier: common 81 5otS5 50; light y q
G6 90; packing s. 1os6 10; butchers
s6 2Ota6 so. Receipts Zoo bead; ship
ments 2,eO0 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-26
THE NEWS
or the Day i'm Pithy Paragraphs.
D1m eatic

James, OF Mentor, will arrive in
Washington on the evening OF March =.
The steamer Bristol City with crew
OF twenty-eight men, is given up as lost
by her owners.
1t is stated that Rn!us Hatch has sold
bis seat in the New York Stock TX
change for S25 900.
1t is said, we don't know how truly,
that General Garfield is making list Of
bores for future reference.
At New York over two ixches OF snow
fell yesterday morning, and railroad
travel was delayed somewhat.
The Whitaker side show still keeps
in running order. No sensational de-
velopments as yet, however.
1t looks now as il all the Speakership
booms would subside before the rising
tide in favor OF Representative Hiscock.
The Ohio Legislature will take a re-
cess from March lst to the 7th, in order
that he members may attend the in
auguration.
Sprague's counsel have been given
notice by Mrs. Sprague's counsel that
they would be ready for the trial OF the
divorce suit on Friday next.
In Rhode Island the House passed a
resolution submitting TO the electors an
amendment to the Constitution estsb-
fishing a school suffrage for women.
The international Cotton Exposition
was organized at Atlanta by electing II.
j. Kimball president, and Y. 5. Senator
Brown as chairman OF the executive
committee.
The meeting OF the Ways and Means
Comnittee was postponed until 10 day
when special session will be held TO
determine upon some action in regard
to the Funding bill.
Governor Plaisted, OF Maine, intends
to ceIetrite the Inauguration OF Ger
eral Garfield by mon partisan"
ball, at which General Chamberlain and
his staff will be present.
The store OF Freedman Bros, Detroit,
Mich, who recently gave over Sl00, 900
in chattel mortgages on the stock. was
closed this morning and is now in the
hands OF the creditors and lawyers.
At New York, yesterday morning, a
fire occurred in the building No. l3
Front street, occupied by Price & Bald.
win, -four merchants, which damaged
the stock $4,000 and the building sl5,.
600.
Foreign.
The sentences of the three Narbon.
nes' father, mother and son-who were
TO have been hanged at Montreal to-
morrow, have been commuted to i'm.
prisonment for lie at 81. Vincent de
Paul Penitentiary.
Queen Victoria does not disguise bet
annoyance over the marriage OF the
Baroness Burdett- -Coutts, but 1t is diff.
cult to imagine what right she has to
get mad about it.