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SYDENsTRICKER'S STROKE

At the Liquor Dealers and Their Land
Iorda-A bill similar TO the AdNIE
Law.
Delegate sydenstricker yesterday intro.
duced in the House bill to make liquor
dealers, or persons owning houses in
which liquor is sold, liable for damages re-
sulting from the intoxlCation OF any per.
son purchasing liquor Of them. The bill
Is modelled after the famous "Adair Law"
over In Ohio. II provides that II any
person procures liquor OF dealer In In.
toxicants, and becomes intoxicated,
thereby causing any pecuniary loss
or damsge to any person interested
In him, or by acts Of violence injure any
person or destroy any property, he shall
be liable Tor damages In the full amount
sustained, with exemplary damages In ad.
dltion. II further stipulates that II the
seller OF the liquor be not responsible or
for any reason the judgment cannot be
collected from him, the owner Of the
property In which bis place Of business Is
situated shall be liable equally with the
seller. And the wife and child OF any one
so becoming intoxicated, or the parent,
brother or sister, may recover Jointly or
severally. A married woman is given the
right to sue and recover, and to have con-
troll and disposal Of moneys recovered by
such suit, in all particulars the same as q
single woman.
Mr.. sydenstricker said in conversation
to reporter last evening, that he had had
the bill prepared for some days, but held
1t in reserve till he ascertained the course
the prohibitory amendment should
take. There being 0 possibility that the
amendment will not prevail, ard there
being OF any rate an interim Of two years
before II could become operative, he
thought he would launch the bill.
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The rains have descended and warm
sun has shone upon the Icy crustthat
has hidden the ground for the past two
months, and the white mantle has van.
ighed az though magician had waved
his wand and bid Il depart. The merry
Jingle OF the sleigh bells are no longer
heard, their music being hushed until the
SHOWS gather again. Once more we are
permitted to view The cobble.stones In the
streets, and hear the Hoisu and rattle Of
the wagons and vehicles as they rush
along, The brows OF the brown hills are
again uncovered, the SHOWS that yelled
them having passed away 10 swell the
rising tide Of the Ohio. This relief 10 the
scenery around Wheeling isnot altogether
unpleasant, as we have had enough Of
winter pictures 10 last for some time 10
come,
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fITBBURGt January zl,looU,
DR., ThoS. ]. KiSner, AanIfeld, Ohio.
DEAR sIR;-I was at leisure this even.
ing and got to thinking what ! had suffer
cd in the last twenty years with my piles,
I thought not only Of the suffering ] had
gone through, but Of the loss oil thous.
ands Of dollars from not being able to at.
tend TO business. But that Is. now all a
thing OF the past, thanks 10 your painless
treatment You told me you could cure
me-that there was not the least doubt Of
It. l differed with you, as / had had forty
others TO tell me the same thing. But you
seemed To mean all you said, and 80 many
proofs OF your skill, thought: Well, l
will try II once more, and II this fails l
will never trust another TO butcher me.
l was distrustiul, and we'll had cause To
be. / had tried everything talked Of. There
were others who said, mo cure no pay"
and yet they managed TO get from IS to
$50 each from me, and did me no good.
l was operated on by the Hunter-W Wells
process, which laid me up for over two
weeks under the care Of my family physi.
clan, leaving me, II anything, worse than
ever.
Twenty years OF suffering at an end |
Entirely curedl 1t seems too good 10 be
true. Your method must be one that
never fails. II can't fail. l have o SYM
pathy for the suffering, and ] can never
cease 10 urge any one having tho piles to
90 to you. My case waa one that 1t seemed
as II oil Pittsburgh had heard Of 1t, and
when l tell man now that / am cured,
be looks at me as II was lying. Few be.
lieve me, and generally ask several times,
us that SOP" Well, owe all to you
You remember how cowardly l
was when l went first 10 be OPP
Grated on. When you were through,
l thought you had only been prospect
ing, and that the operation was yet to
come. Well, 1t was that way all through,
and l laughed OF myself for my fears. You
have cured others here, some sent to you
by me, and know oil feel grateful to you
Tor 1t. 1.-THE proof Of the pudding Is In
eating IT," and II any one desires proof OF
my cure ! am prepared to give 1t. Thank.
ing you Tor what you have done for me,
and hoping that every one suffering with
the piles will go to you and be cured, l
am your friend. JOSHUA WEAVER,
DR.. Kisner will be at the ST, James
Hotel Saturday, 18th Of February.
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TIE \. 80. DEPOT.
Repairs PEogresaIng-WilI be Ready for
Occupancy In . few Days.

Arthur sInssl, Esq,, Superintendent Of
Bridges, Of the B. 4 o. Railroad, arrived
in this city OF ll:l6 Monday night, end
early yesterday morning took an inventory
OF the injured pier at the B. 4 0. depot.
It was found that this pier had been more
seriously injured than was at first anticl-
pated, as 1t Ia cracked clear through the
upper or eastern twenty-five feet, This
crack, Mr.. sinsel thinks, was caused by
the washing out OF the piles, and q section
OF the coferdAm Of the eastern end Of the
bridge. The water travelling OF an ordin.
AIRY rate OF speed would not have caused
this destruction, but the great velocity
with which 1t came brought 1t about,
The pier had been thoroughly repaired
last summer and unusual precautions
taken in the way Of inserting good stones,
bound together by the best hydraulic Ce-
ment, besides all the other devices Of
masonry which were resorted TO, to make
1t firm and strong. II the pier has settled
upon firm foundation It will be picked
up and new stones inserted, but II the
foundation 10 not safe that part east Of the
break will be taken down and replaced
with new work. Timbers arrived last
night for use in the repairs, and work
will begin this morning upon the erection
Of two trestles, which will support the
bridge until the stone work will have
been completed. These trestles will be
finished by the first Of next week at the
farthest after which the depot will be ready
for occupancy. In the meantime passen-
gers will take the cars at the Baltimore
House at the other end Of the depot, A
passage way has been opened at the west
ern side oil the depot, and things are nearly
as conveniently arranged as formerly,
Passengers on the Hempield will take the
cars at Sixteenth and Main street,
The rising Of the water in the creek yes
terday tore out the wooden wing walls
around the HempAeld bridge, but did NO
other damage.
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rae CLOCK OF LRE.
! Suggestion 10 wheeling Churches
wanting n Novel Entertainment.


Wanting Novel Entertainment.
Wheeling churches and Sunday Schools
who are on the look ont for something
novel and pretty in the way Of an enter
tainmsnt, could not do better than repro
duce an interesting sllegorical exercise
which was given last evening in St. Louis.
1t ia called the "Clock Of Life" and con-
sists Of tableaux, Rotations and songs,
representing all stages Of life from youth
to old age, The clock 10 Q structure built
twenty.three feet high, in good proper
ton, with balconies on tie sides, also Q
yerGnda six feet above the base
which passes around the clock, beneath
which are doors to permit those that
take part In the dialogue to pass out as
the exercises proceed. The clock 10 in
working order and as the hands pass from
hour to hour the performers pass out Of
the clock representing time from little
children up TO old age. There are four
pTocessionB that pass around the veTanda,
representing the four seasons, as follows:
When the clock strikes three "Spring" Is
presented; ct six Summer" comes forth ;
at nine Autumn" marches forth, and Of
twelve "Winter" is represented by q pro-
cession Of old people. On the balconies
that are above the verGnda are placed
statues, eighteen feet above the base, On
each side 10 the statue Of "Youth;" q little
boy holding the "star" representing
"Light," and O little girl holding the
"Crossh representing "Faith." Beneath
this Manhood" and "WomAnhood" is
represented by 0 woman holding the
anchor emblem OF "Hope," and q man
dressed in o coat Of mail with sword and
shield OF "Protection," Beneath these,
and below the Verauda ct the base Of the
clock, Ia q representation OF old age, an
old man with the "scythe," and an old
woman with the "Bible." When the
minute hand passes around and the hour
hand passes from twelve to one, the
chimes strike out three sounds, the statues
all make three distiuct motions, then
the bell strikes one, the doors
open at the base, and out come the two
little speakers that commenced the expla-
nation Of this wonderful Clock oil Life.
This Mimic CLOCK runs through the twelve
hours in one and half. The performers
are graded from little children up to young
men and women. Good singing and many
interesting speeches and songs are inter.
spersed through the hours as the exercises
proceed. Above the veranda and beneath
the face Of the clock will be exhibited sew
eral transparent views, In which Bible
sketches will be displayed.
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synopsis OF the hill Introduced BY Sen
ntoF Dawson Yesterday.

synopsis OF the HiII Introduced By SEN
ator Dawson Yesterday.
Senator Dawson, Of Preston county in.
troduced 9 railroad bill in the Senate yes.
terday afternoon, OF which the following
is brief synopsis:
The bill provides for board Of three
commisslo zone Of experience In the
law and one OF experience in railroad
business" TO be appointed by the Gov.
ernor and confirmed by the Senate. Term
OF Office six years, one 10 be appointed BIZ
ennially. Qne.half OF their salaries ($l,.
500 year to each commissioner 10 paid
by the State, and the balance by the rail.
ways ofthe State, the amount being appor-
toned to them according 10 their earn.
lngs. The commissioners are 10 be sworn,
furnished with an office at the Capitol, to
have clerk, and ride free over all
railroads In the State. They are
endowed with full power 10 make rates OF
freight and passenger tariffs for oil the
railroads OF the State, also with authority
10 compel the roads to accept them, as
well as such rates 90 the Board may adopt
to:prevent extortion, discrimination, the
granting Of drawbacks, bonuses, etc. They
are authorized 10 call on the railroads for
all information desired, and To prescribe q
uniform system Of bookkeeping for them.
The schedules made by the Board are 10
be published, 90 that each citizen may
know his rights; the Board Is 10 make an.
nual reports, draft such bills as they may
soc Ct TO recommend for adoption 10 the
Legislature. The bill is long ono, and
the duties, powers, and authority OF the
Board are SGT forth with great minuteness.
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Points About People al Home and
Abroad.
A. Allen Howell, Esq, Is lying seriously
III at bis residence, Fourteenth and Chap.
line streets.
Rev. Dr.. George P. Hays, President Of
the Washington and Jefferson College, Is
at the Mcclure.
Col. Hugh Sterling, who has been laid
up for the laet fortnight, made bis appear.
ance at the PostofIice yesterday.
Mr.. ]. M. Woods, who was for long
time mould maker at Hobbs, BroCkunier
\ Co.'s Glass Works. died yesterday morn.
ing
]. Z. Curtis, late Sheriff Of Brooke coun.
", and Hugh Evans, late Sheriff Of Taylor
county, were at the Auditory Office yes.
tefdAy,
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ed that II it was not for Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, Washington would be pretty
decent town. No man. said the Doctor,
has right 70 pursue q business the sue
cess OF which depends upon the destIuc-
ton Of life and the Generalization Of In
telleCt. he illustrated this point In Q
thrilling and convincing manner.
He interspersed his speech with many
amusing and pointed anecdotes, and held
the attention Of the audience to the very
closing word. TWAS the general remark
that It was the best temperance speech
ever delivered in the city, and the Doctor
may be assured that should be favor
Wheeling with another visit he will be
greeted by an overlooking house.
NOTES,
Senator Brown presented two petitions
signed by women and voters Of this city,
and containing l,055 names, in the Senate
yesterday. The signe:s OF these petitions
voluntarily put their names to hepapers,
which were kept at Mr.. John Bailie's Office.
The temperance members Of the Senate
will hold meeting in the Senate chamber
at 1880 o'clock this evening for the pur.
pose Of consultation. The call for the
meeting was signed by Senators McGrew,
Barbee, Dawson, Smith, Brown and Rob-
erts,
The Fourth Anniversary Of the inau'
guration OF the temperance movement in
this city will be celebrated ct the Acade'
my OF Music, next Sabbath afternoon.
Miss Mamie Britt added much to the
enjoyment OF the meeting Of Fourth Street
Church last evening, by rendering in her
usual good style and appropriate vocal &C.
lection.
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BIIl Regulating the OniCe and Preserlb.
lug Manner OF Election.

lug Manner OF Election.
Senator Faulkner introduced a ill Ii
the Senate yesterday afternoon which, ID
some particulars revolutionizes the Office
oil State Librarian. BY this bill the cleo
ton Of the Librarian is vested In the su
preme Court Judges. Under the present
law he Is appointed by the Board OIL
Public Works. The bill also makes him
n o6icio Superintendent Of Weights and
Measures, while, under the present or
der Of things he Is eT CNcto AdjutanI
General. ..
The iull text OF the bill is as follows:
Be il Enacted by he Legislature Of The State o.
West Virginia:
On and after the 4lh day OF March, 1881,
It shall be the duty OF the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, or the judges thereof ia yaCa.
ton, a msjetity Of the said court or Of the
Judges thereof ConCurring 10 appoint q
suitable person 10 have charge Of the
State Library, who shall be removable at
the pleasure Of the aaid court or judges.
The second section provides that the
said court shall, as soon as convenient
after this act goes into effect, prescribe
the duties OF the Librarian and make
such rules and regulations as may be
necessary for the care, protection and
management Of said Library.
The third section reads as followsi II
shall be the duty Of the Librarian from
time to time, when required by the valid
Court, or the Judges thereof, with like
concurrence, To make catalogue Of the
books and papers contained In said libra.
connection herewith as may be required
by said Court .,
The fourth section provides that he shall
be ex ofIiCio superintendent Of weighta and
measures and the nth section fixes the sal.
airy Of the Librarian atS75O per annun and
provides that he shall be required TO give q
bond In the sum Of g, 600 with security 70
be approved by the said Court conditioned
for the faithful performance Of his duties as
state Librarian,
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PIANOS AND 0RaANS CnEAR.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered at
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of IS 90 to 5000 per
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $3.50.
One eeven.oCtaye piano, $175.
One Hallet and Davis plano, $125.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One slx.oCtave piano, $50.
One seven.ootaVe piano, $175.
One stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, 1925,
One six.oCtave piano, 500.
One siH.oCtave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, $1l5.
One aye'oCtave organ, $75.
One 6ye'octave organ, SOS.
One 41octave piano, $96.
One t1ye.ootave melodeon, $50.
One aVe.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One ave.octave organ, (new) $75.
Al j the above secondhand instruments
are. In good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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Regulate first The stomach, second The
liver; especially the frat, 80 as 10 perform
their functions perfectly and you will re.
move al least nineteen twentieths Of all
the lille that mankind Is heir 10, In this or
any other climate. Hop Bittets L. the only
thing that will give perfectly healthy ma.
tutal action to these two ofgans.-A Maine
Farmer. MwfAw,
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Sfts, IsariiDrion s.vs

ont take any Of the 1uaCk fosttums, asd
they are fegimental to the human Cistefn
but put your trust In Hop Bitlets, which
will cure general dilapldation, costive
habits and all comic diseases. They saved
Isaac from a severe extaCt Of tripod fever.
They are the ne plus HnAm Of medicines
Bottom GLOBE. MwF4w,
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An1sEHfNTa.

Mrs. ohanitau will appear at the Opera
House this evening, her selection being
"A Mystery OF Paris" Mrs. Uhanirau is
one Of the most charming actresses on the
American stage, and her support IL far
above the average.
Tomorrow afternoon East Lynne and
tomorrow evening "Kit," with Frank
Ohanffau In the title role.
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Attwo o'clock this morning the river
marks indicated thirty.two feet and rising
at the rate Of eleven inches per hour. The
marks at Pittsburgh showed twenty.iour
feet and rising with the Allegheny and
Monongahela rising fast,
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Like any other mans, may be insured by
using Millef's Good Enough Navy Plug
Tobacco, which, when chewed, causes
the feeling Of pleasure lying dofmaht In
our natures 10 permeate our whole being.
Tn4P
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Banquet TO the members of the LeslS.
1Httife,

Dr. James L. Reeves entertained the
members Of the Legislature al his elegant
residence on ChapIine street last night.
A large majority Of the members
Of both branches was present, and a most
pleasant and enjoyable evening WAS passed
BY all. Pleasing aud appropriate little
speeches were made by Delegates Morrow,
Quatrier, Lowry, Hubbard, seabright,
Wells OF Marion, and Senators Smith,
Farnswotth, DAviBson and others. At 10
o'clock the company separated well pleas
ed with the Doctor and his hospitality.
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and liberation Of the rectum a specially
BY Dr.. kisner, at st. James Hotel, Satuf.
day 18th, February. Cure sure, safe and
permanent. No QUITTING, tying or deten.
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NEW AnLuRE HOUSE,

Sample Room Lunch from $50 a. N, to IL
m. Ox.TaiI Soup, Bsef Stew French style,
Cold Curnsd Bssf, Picked Lamb Tongue,
Boiled Ham, Cold SIaw. Saratoga Chips.
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nENTIsTRY,-TO THOSE THAT DE.
BIgE N save their natural teeth We would Say
That wo are nov better prepared than ever Reiore %
enable them N do GO BY tho use oil an ELRCTho
MAGNETIC PLU0ORB No can and are making better
md hAndsomar Gold Filings, with moro ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore boon made 70 this
city or elsewhere, without tho aid Of tho ElGctTG
PuRS0r. What NO say VS. DAn prove ~ Rc1nh
differentiation, Call aud SOC for yOui s,lVee.
JAMES N. BURlilSLN d sON,
INF M. ii4R Market w.. Wheeling. W. Va.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., February ILL., 4. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
Increasing followed by rain or snow, var.
liable winds mostly from northeast to
northwest followed by rising barometer,
stationary or lower temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather with possibly occasional light
snow, winds mostly from the west, sta
tionAry or lower temperature, generally
falling barometer.
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j. F. NEWCOMER, Of Toledo, Ohio, says:
l have been greatly benefited by wearing
On Excelsior Kidney Pad, and would
recommend oil persons troubled with
weak Kidneys 10 try it.-Ses ado.
MWF4w
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GEo, W. wAILrSo, Esq Superintendent
n Police, New York, observes: BY the
iise Of 81, Jacobs Oil q member Of this De-
paftnent was relieved Of rheumatism.
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IT WILL pay you to attend spEyer Bros.
Great KID Glove Sale. See Local.
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WANTED.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN Of
w eiRhteeni with the 1th 81 ieieftncei,a ~
tlon Of any hind where he ran mike hltn'c.i IsaT
ally uteiul. Whgea no object Address d ~ ~
thft once, ~
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ALOT Of ladies', Misses and Chlldrsn'S
shoes al cost, at WILSON Bios.
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You Cant Afford
To be without Warmers Sale Kidney and
Liver Cure NW4w
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CHOICE SMALL FRUITS

For The Spring Of 1851, At The va Pleasant H,I
NutssIy, Ohio county, west vhrtn, eonsihi'l a.. .
~ ~ ,s,,S aid, also Strong Ohe-lehF Layers
ia Ssi vSTIelfs ALTO al ID, leading yarietlsi
SSSsyTjcs RAipbcrIO', BIatlOefrle' CuIIshu
o. moo.sb ,Tie,, Ali plAhU sent OUT Insured %
M au II niabied 9Th ordn;fy care Cort@pon9,ns
.nIJtIs from al ptrso desiring hTalelss p'suS
y. ~ nvirei before ordering titvhNe Early ordHi
iii n REEVE the INST attention tben tho sP''hA
opsna Addfei1 nrutAp.
tPosisfatc) Wet Alexander,
ieio.DAW N"D''A
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The wide spread fame Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is justly won by It's own
merits, and the reputation 1t has gained
has been secured by its universal use,
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SILK HATS BluukedaHd IrOnsd at
GEO. J. RATHiSON'S, 1922 Market st.
YOU can haVs your key wind Watchmad
Into a stem WlndUr by
JACOB W. aRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and market ste.
Try Chicken Maoksrel at -
GEO. X. M0AEChEh'S.


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed Of SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yester.
ftSO. 1851,
7A.M,i7N.SP.X .7PM. TAM i2AS F:M7R.M
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BABY ORGANS, good as any, at sheib's.
sHEEr Music, hall.prlee, At shelb,p,
Great ma Glove EaIs M sneyer men.

Great Hid Glove sale nj speyer Bros
We offer for this week only IS dozen
three.button Kid Gloves, In all shades, all
Sizes, OF the extremely low price OF So
cents.
twenty-five dozen two.button extra
fine Opera Kid Gloves, Of only So cents,
cheap at 81. Call early and secure pair.
SPRYRR BRO's,
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Don't Take any Chances ON Life
When Warner Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure will regulate and keep you healthy
al all times. NwF4w
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New Advertisements
Wanted Girl,
Wanted-Boy.
Wanted--Girl.
Sealed PopssalR-Cosl for InGrmary.
Sealed PropcsalB-CdAl for Jail
Sealed roposals-CotlinS, &c.
NotiCe-To All Whom II May Concern
KraniCh 4 Bach Pianos-F. W. Daumel
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Ghe GttelAiQeaGer.


O6ioc Mos. az and n Fourteenth street