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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10

New York, Worlds WashinR ton
A senator, usually REGARDED ~ one of
the closest friends of the Administration,
stated yesterday that the movement in
behalf Of ex-senator Sargent for eecre-
tAry Of the interior proceeded from with
out rather than from within In other
words, that the, desirsbility Of placing
Sargent in the cabinet was being consid-
cred more By Sargent's friends than the
Administration, and some other pointed
comments were made upon the indeli-
cacy Of Sargent personally urging upon
his former associates on the floor of the
Senzie bis claims for a cabinet position
Among The objections being urged
against him are that it Was By bis per-
sonAl advice and procurement that the
notorious woman suffrage law of Utah,
which quadrupled the voting power of
the Mormon church was approved by
the Governor, who had. 4 an absolute
power Of veto, and thus became law, and
that it was by his efforts in the Senate in
'73 that the bill introduced by Senator
Frelinghuysen. which proposed Q most
practical solution of the Mormon uues-
ton, was defeated, and that it was Ssr-
gent who had stricken out Of the Poland
bill, subsequently passed, all clauses
which made it most effective. The %.
lertion lie broadly made that President
Taylor, Brigham YounR's successor,
would be as acceptable 10 the cabinet to
. majority Of the nom Mormons Of the
Fest Is Sargent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10
WARRINGTON ADVTCES
sundFy Sayings and DeinKs a
sh0 Matte = n CepataI.

Washington, Judge DAvie. prssi
dsnt pro tenn Of the senate, yesterday
presented to that body tia resolutions Of
the general association Of the CopKre.
kAtiosal church Of California, urging shs
recognition Of the Mission Indians o.
Southern California, and they we're re.
ferred to the coz mittee on Indian II.
fairs.
Mississippi Valley members will meet
soon to consider the Improvement Of The
Nississippi Sad say they sre determined tc
have 40 appropriation this season, and
are eli in accord.
AThs Post will publish denial by Joe
Johnston. denying that he recently Sc
cused Jeff Davis Of stealing confederate
funds. de sdaiA having said Davis
should have accounted for tbs funds.
The pcstoAce department Issued $40,
600 in stamps TO-DAY. the largest ever
knswn, being -, oo0, 900 stamps and
Q, 0o0, 600 postal cards.
The President has nominated Major
Geo. B. Seofeld 70 be Liout Col. Of she
Sixth cavalry.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
OWES rHR WATER.
Reps sna nishaPs In the Old
W0FId.

Madrid, 7.-Directors Of eleven repub
lican newspapers have signed q decIara-
ton in favor Of continuous efforts to the
esta blishmept of = democratic govern
menS.
Berlin, 7.-GsAerAl Count Wsldersee
has assumed the functions OF bis Office 80
adlatus 10 General Count Won Noltke.
Il is sisted that Won Aoltke will shorten
long furloughs. Waldsrsse's appoint
ment IL Q compromise, as Won holtke
wished to retire from the Office Of chief
of the general staff because Of his adj
vsnced sge. Ae was, however. over
ruled by the Emperor.
Vienta. There hes been En en-
counter between . body OF Austrian
troops snd ffty HsrzeEovlnians At Suter.
ina. in which four Of the latter were
killed, but the Austrians suffered no
loss.
Paris, ga Berlin dispatch to La
France. says Emperor William has de-
cided 10 proclaim CreWn Primes Freder-
lex William regent, on the 22d Of
March neat, on the occasion Of Emperor
Williams s5th birthday.
Vienna, 9 -Bylunt Rhsydt, minister
Of war for the empire, has rendered ais
resignsiion in connection with the dis
turb&Hces at Krivsscie.
The tAAe9enline ZeEtun0 has been
seized in consequence of an article desiE-
natisg Emperor Williams recent mani
festo as coup 81 etGE.
Belfast, 9-Ths largest steel sailing
ship snost, registering ct 2,22o tons, has
just been launched for IEmAr Imrai &
Co.. managers Of the White Star line.
It is named the Garfield, and will be
in the Australian and Califor-
nian trade.
Calcutta. g. An earthquake occurred
On the east coast Of India. on tie S1st
nstEnt. E--.
Rome, 9.-The press is bitterly COM
nenting upon the verdict impritoning
he Italians implicated 10 the riots At
Aarseilles last week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10

London, Mrs. Langtry's appear.
ance in Brighton on Tuesday "a ''k n.
Ha.dcastle'' excited the same interest a
in Lo.don. The crowded house included
numerous people of fashion staying in
Brighton. The performance was eonsid-
cred to shew nsny good points and IN.
mistakAble promise OF excellence. Every
ticket has been long since sold for the
first and second nights of her reappeAr-
snce at the. .Haymarket. Acrimonious
attacks on this lady continue to appear in
Psneh betrayinE, like the Sunday theat-
rical journals. unexplained personal AMI
mostly.
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Paris, La Defense publishes tele-
gram from Rome, saying Bismarck has
sent courteous but very explicit note to
that journal, in which be states in his
opinion the Pope's Independence cannot
be regarded ss question for Italy's pol
itic:, but should be held IS an inter
national questi n. The note declares sn
intention on the part of Bismarck to
promote q meeting Of congress Of the
powers for the purpose of making the
guarantees Of the independence Of the
Holy See stronger and more effectusl.
The telegram adds that Russia, Austria,
Germany, England and Spain favor the
holding of the congress soon as possible.
France has not enuDciated her views on
the subject.
La Defense says: All arrangements
are complete for the departure of the
Pope for Malta in case he deems il i'm
possible to remain in Rome.
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Small P0x.

Port Jervis, n. Y, 8.-The board Of
health closed all the churches to-day on
account Of small pox.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-14

AsooDAbrD I.!S SEttNBc ANU tiie
Philadelphia Tincs.
Men may come and men may So. .rt
Jay Hubbcll and his voluntary con; rihl.
tiOr assessment circular so on forever.
Not content with sending notices to IN.
dians not taxed and the schGol;na' ANS
who tcaci. them, both the cradle
aud the grave ale rclcntlossiy laid
under tribute To satisfy the greed OF t!li,
cornicrant congressional committee in its
eager demand for more Two instances
have Lately como ~ light in tho Brooliyn
navy yard which illustrate The contempt
BILE meanncss of this ruthless exactioN.
A little bny twelve years OF age, who
does e,rauds in tie yard and is paid one
dollar per day for his services, has been
served with a circular requiring SIX dol
lars AMI twenty cents, The boy is an cv-
phan and his small pittance aids to sup
port his widowed mother and one or
tw" ether children besides himself. This
is the cradle contribution. The grave
is taxed in tho same navy yard
in the person Vf Il man eighty
years of age, who does sweeping aud
Hnch light work when it can lie had, for
which he receives one dollar and a quarter
/ C: day and gets work about one hundred
days in the year. lie i, asked to vSl,in-
tariIy contribute seven ;inIlars. Another
instance Of tie cradle contribution to this
congressional! Gu"d is found in the case OF
the water boys who serve The workme, on
the Davis Island dam, beIov Pittsburgh.
They receive sevcnty-fve cents day aid
have been assessed -four dollars and sixty
cents each. Tls Sc are only specimen
levies culled among t;le multitude of such
instances which are constantly coming TO
light. Bat it was reserved fcr Field
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-14
MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT.
a Wealthy White Woman WEEDS IL Cri"re
Man at Waship-tO,,, Hn

Man at Waship:; tOc,, TIA.
"Littic " Washington is greatly excited
over 4 case "r misccgcnation which in
wolves ono Of TIC most prominent families.
Tho contracting parties are John Miller a
hotel porter-hta"k as they make them
and Miss Eenc Cin!.cy. an attractive lady,
3j years cid, H'ir controls considerable
wealth in her own right and belongs to
one Of .'ic most respectable and wealthy
families in the county. Fcr the past two
Years she i,ai leeu secretly receiving visits
from her dus,;y admirer, ait! openly ad-
mittcsi I" some friends that shc lDT.',i an,
Intended ia MARI ili.a some day. She
kept ilrs wcr':, and at midnight Of We'd
ucs,lay The two We're Joined by Rev. Mir.
Ross = .'c.'.4i eT''ovtor. Some years ago,
the friends .! t,c eccentric girl assert, si3
received i s!,l,a! injury wiifct, affected her
brain. Her ~ nj became SD unsettled that
she va, caniiucd for Il short time ia Dix
mont asylum. beiu., released TWO month4
.ince. Whcil Miss Clokey returned to he1
friend, she tod them that she fuit Go Il.
WINGED sic w"uli make Il ia'a: mistake by
marrying Miller, but it is believed that
she made this assertion merely 10 a!lay
the:. suspicious. Immediate steps will b.
taken by her friends to s;irder the kno,
which tic coiored preacher tied.
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AEATSL ENpLDSiUH.
Railroad labor.rs n tiiea a,; NanS!ru tr Z
Premature Disc har.e q: Powder.

Railroad Iaborers Killed ani 'fanc!ra hE II
Premature Dist har.e "i Powder.
4 terrible accident occurred on the
West sShur" railroad, ut 2:a;'t Yesterday
.,ftcrn IN. atpu. uiic mile south OF Milton
y. i. GA Cameron & Fagau's contract
were twrnty,ci.ht laborcrs. Mostly Ital-
ans were employed. Thomas Egau, the
foreman. was in the act Of tamping u hole
for a blast. in which We're about two kegs
oi black Pow der. when suddenly there was
E. premature explosion. William Powers,
= lalurcr. w!s 1t wurh a6..vc EIaE Oh ;l.;
rocks. ar'i under Egan fifteen feet below,
were 7 uuulheg ui other ia:orcrS. Powers
saw Egan sitting upright. with a stone
weighing abo,i; one i.,.ilrC'! pounds on
his feet. lie hurried t. him and threw it
off with an iron bar aiJ thea went % the
assistance of the others. lie .,aT 40 ltal-
idus wing dead and ivy" alive, "na of the
later crushed i'll the breast. the other SIT
TIM partly upright. with La 'c.>' crushed
hy 4 stone sc, i,,L'u.. :!itS tons. They got
;sckS and rr!d, ;,rrIud 10 .G"vr the stone,
hu, f.rnd i! impossible. ile mal viii
die t''fW'f say the ;|. iitYr rIg!t iilen
We" 81. weak tnoie and IL knows t.at
eigL.ec:, .l,r s"!". Egan Az. :. ,i.an named
Mit:c Catalan, ws'r" tvcuch - Milton on
IL beat. ne othcrS were cares tcE .i' wen
prS~i'e The following is lis ui The
k:iie'; an. injured !: No. li", a.: hi:ian
ciu.ti.L Il, a.ath, i:ec.s broken NJ. l1:3,
Italian claSlr, - :c:;.i : Va. ~, miss
ing, surpassed 70 bc Buried nii''.r debris.
Injured Thomas Esam, !2;cln"'', badly
hunt irtcir,ity aud about IL" face Joho
fenninorc. laDorer, leg broken. III f"u,
places, skull fractured aud hip broken,
will iic Michael Callahan, right arm
broken aud hea:i hurt, case serious; Jas.
:. Etore, ;;igh;!Y injured i'arny Horar,
badly bnrnrd and cut ever the eye No.
lS7, italian, irgs crushed, will die No.
isJ. Iia!ian boy, water carrier, terribly
burned. ':i'! dis No. 2iS. Italian. one
lc.; crushed ny Il stone: No. A., Italian,
i.- broken. The names Of the Italians
.aur..t i;c learned.
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AI:uIs!ti i:,tclltEenr,i
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY IA. 1882.
.mr; SHED IN THE TRUSTING PLACE.
A Married Man EiCpeK Twice With Gif
and Shoots His CaptureTs. '


A s:..rr,ed Man Eicpex Twice With "a Girl
and shoots His C2pturers. 90
About two weeks ago Edwin Dewitt of
'i.eat Darlington, Mass, leit his WIG ahc
three children, in destitute circumstances,
and with Nellie Wilcox, aged sixteen
y..is. fed to Albany. Being pursued by
III. father and brothers OF the girl, he
went to Canada, where they we're found at
). catllarine's, living together at a
h,irl. Officers got 4 clew Of their
whereabouts by Dewitt; ordering the
BLrk silire Cou?:er sent there under, an
assumed name. Through threats Of arrest
:lic girl was induced to return home, DE
WITT remaining there, as the officers had
10 power to arrest him. Since returning
home, the girl has privately corrcsponded
with DE Witt, and plan was laid for a
cia!ilcstinc meeting upon lonely road
roth uf Great Darlington, 10 West stock
bridge. on tho State Line railroad. A
Gro,h.r-in Law uf Miss Wilcox iu some
va. becoming aware Ui il, notified four
officers who had laid Il plan for his cap
tu.c. The brolhcr-in 'aw got the conf
dercr Of the girl by saying she could go
with DE Witt and ho would. accompany her
to tie place of meeting. A!rlViug there
Dc Witt was found, and taking The girl
went up the road, where he had 4 carriage
III waiting. Officers ai'raI, that moment
lryrn the bushes and commanded DE VIII
tn sop bat, wit, the girl, lie began TO
I,n .ir";hc officer vas unhcedcG,
AMI Lrn IA officer fired upon the
elvrng patty Dc Witt returned the
ti.c and there rs a general exchange Of
sL"' h.gwcc! the pattc,. Ii" night being
,.als ro ono vas hit, though one cf the
uiiicris had a ,.t,TVw escape, th" haii ,:"ing
ac,,. lis face. A. tcr1th lie Witt, after :.
tus ,,cra;c resistance. was captured ard
,iisarmCd .ic vas ,andcuied and shack
led and brought TO tie village, while Miss
Wilcox was conveyed hone. The arrest
occurred az . o clock, ard neat morning
De Witt was ;nr,ignei before court
ia tlu p.cscnoo of many people. Miss
Wilcox was brought in closely vci!cd. DE
Wit. being charged with adultery and
fixing upon officers pleaded ;."t guilty. The
commonwealth not being fully ricralrt
the case was continued Until Monday. X
default of $1,000 bail tho prisoner wa
committed 10 iitisiield jail "stil then. L
j. stated la, the girl m"urii> because s'rt
,i:i vt oct away tie second time.
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Marshal Cooper to assess the ex-office
hoIder. One of his persuasive circulars
with the little postscript attachment call
ing for nine dollars was sent to an ex-
deputy postmaster in Eastern Pennsylva-
MIA. who has not been in Office for year
and who never received any salary for his
services when ne did serve, he having been
appointed that he might give a little graf
.uitous assistance to the regular postmaster
who was personal friend and i cripple.
Perhaps when Hubbell and Cooper ex-
haust their list Of schoolma' ANS, Indian
children, old men and absentees, they had
better send few circulars to the deaf and
dumb and blind asylums. The dumb
couldn'v talk back and the blind couldn't
see to read the documents, and perhaps
the naughty newspapers would never find
out how the bosses raised their money
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-14

fHRAY'S SriIifiG HsDICINE. - Ts:I1
* Great English Remedy. An uniaiiing
follow loss OF Memory. Universal L:,ssi-
tude. rain liz the Back. DinGcss o!
Vision, Premature Old Age. and many
other diseases that lcuI 20 in,;.ni'y y or Con
sumption and Il Premature Grave. fulI par
ticuiars in our rampiCt which v" ;,csirc tu
send !ico by mali TO every one. .iie Specific
Medicine IS aud by I'LL di u;;giS:s a. 81 pc" pack.
age, six packages ter s. orSy!l lie sent Tree
by mail on the recent OF the money, ~ adj
dressing the agent, Ii. H. Cochran, l37 and I:tJ
Mort Queen street. On account OF counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper;
t'i|"!I!y genuine. GGarautcCS OfcurG issued by
Us .nr s;ilc in Lancaster by IL E. Cochran,
iJ. North Queen street.
THEERAf MEDICINE 20. y. y.
ap:;2- l.!&w
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Nntin. tic Effects.

z cir = of Buff:llO \. Y. writes Hearing
y.ur HUr,.ucE Blood Bite iiVorIbiy spoken
G! I w;rS induced TO watch their I'll, Cts and
find thai in chronic Diseases Oi the blOG,l.
nvcr auu kidneys. your hittcr> have been ST.;
nal,y mark, with success. have '.%Cd them
myself with best results. iur torpiui!y nI TIE,
iiv.r: a'Ih in the case nt II !ri"nd OF mine SUI
i,rinw from lrnp>y the effect was lIarvclouS.'
Price 81 For s,:iic 1T II. Is. Cochran = UTH!,
store ia NORTH Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-14

TO ali who are suffering from hoiiS. ulcers,
,tioGull. c:lrbuLCicS. or other rD5tinatc dis
I .tSrs OF The blood and skin Il course of Bur
dock BLOOD Filters will be ;OunU 10 he u short
,.uucl 10 Leuith. Price 81. IOi sale AT H. u.
Cochran's drug store. - North Queen street.
Lancaster
%LgHTLEss nights uIa,i,. mii>Cl able by that
terrible, cniI:l!. ~h.ioh'S Cure i the lrnieiT
for Won. For safe IT tU' hi,u'S tiru., store. l'
North Queen ST. myI-lwde"w&
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All beds ercm hard 10 The rheumatic. Then
hurkcn sc pccvi>h sufferers Apply DR..
Tn"l:as' ECluCirir Oil 10 your aching joints,
and muscles. Rely uron il that You will cX-
pcrcnrc speedy r.llef. Such. at least, IS the
testimony OF those who have used il. The re-
ItcrlV j. likewise successfully rcSortrd TO TOR
throat and lung diseases. sprains, bruises. &C.
Toy ale. at II. l.. cnchr.u'., drug store. iJi
<or:u Queen =, rect, Lancaster
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EDU C.4TIONdL,

NEAETHMNEE COLLEGE,.
~ EE-OfENING IN RESTORED EUILD-
ING. Both sexes admitted. College and pre-
paratOry school un.icr care OF members of
the Society OF Friends. The main building,
destroyed by fire 9th month. last, has been
completely rebuilt. enlarged, aud fitted up
with all cOnyenicnces. Thorough instruction
in Languages, Literature, Mathematics and
the Sciences. New Scientific RuildinG con-
tanning Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chine shops, and all appliances for pursuing q
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical
and Civil Engineering. The next term opens
9th mo. (Scpt.) 18th Apply early, as, other
things being IuaI, places will be given to the
earliest applicants.
For full particulars, address
b.. EDWARD NJ. MAGlIII, Prcs't,
'Swarthn.cre College, Della ware Co., Pa.
june 2md
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Crnrr. Whnop!ng Cough and Ernncfit ~ I'M
!Ji.rii,IrIN relieved lrv ShIOiI's Cure. For sue
At Crclr;t&'.. uruI store. Is. North Queen st.
myIIwC CsOwSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-14

Many lniscraDic people drag themselves.
about with failing strength, feeling that they
are sinking into their graves when Parkers 5
Ginger Unic would begin y It'll tie ilr-t dose,
20 brin.; vitality and StIr,.,th back to fhcm.-
San. j. ,-i,u,iCul&eOw
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LoyE JACK, Mo, Sept. II, 1879.
have been usin, Hop Bitters, and have re-
Cciycd great benefit from rlI"m fOr liver COM
plaint and rEalariuI fevcr. They are superior
10 :tiI other medicines. i. NJ BARNES.
iyi-Swd&w
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sold bv Us II Il guarantee. II cures cnnSunp
,iou For sal" at COchr&n> drug store. 81
North Queen ST; myl- dcOwEw
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Harrisburg Express w.; ~ .:in y. IN. he
direct connections (witit change -; C&i5l -
Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, ON : MAY, when fa".c:I
will StOpat Dow nins.tUw u, ',ait'sviir ra;kcs-
burg, Mount JOY, Elzabctt,tn~G and iii'tii;.-
town.
Train, No. l, " estcrh EAi iI"-s ami P:cific EA
press run daily.
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.SOLI1I[-AL.
Democratic state Ticket.

Democratic state Ticket.
GuvEENoR.
ROBERT l.. PATTlSOS, PhilaLcirhii.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Cii>''NCEI f. BLACK York.
JUDGE OF THG SUPREME COURT.
Has NJ. CLARK, inui:ina.
>.r,Hi.:Alr or I:TEESAL AFrAlE:.
J. -lMPSrN AFElL \, Huntingdon.
,uHuKEsSMi Anal LARGE.
MnErlMEE +. ELLIOTT, Iingl.
i'e.nocIa,ic County Ticket.
CoGuKi:sS.
SraTE SENAToR--IIv nIsrrrrr.
-hEl,AN CriLiNS, Marietta.
A3.l.:r...
l. -------, ----
:. 4. j. EiInADS, Manor.
i. n. WALhEI;. C"lclain.
3 f. g. DILIEI:. Earl.
g.. X. SIMPSON. L;vIHaIvon.
II. l.. Hi!IEP, r. C',oa'icr
RECORDER.
y. y. BtS3ER. L,&cocL.
cULETT ",LIClTur.
POOR DIEECTorS.
- NC!LNAISF. i'arihiS".
FNlilF EEHSAHD, Lancaster.
PRISON I.:SrEITot%.
IrlI% EEBMAN. Man!,rin.
IN STANDARDIZATION. l.. r'n, .,a!.
!TPT COW NISSIrTEE
WILLIAM ELLMAk Ei;, Eali.
Vacancies.
yI.f,: ASSEMBLY,,
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II"fi: ASSEMBLY,,
G.. 4. DDLti \ ID Err,

EIGnTH WARD will be IL candidate Tor Rep
rc-rntt'iNc from tie l-t tCiiy) Legislative
district. Subject a. ti;o decision Di ia" ncmp-
cratic pl IlnNIicS. !un..-tp
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rRIVELERs- .I-.,as


" Trains now run regularly on the Coiumhia
and Port Deposit Railroad on tho following
time:
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

We take great pleasure in call
ing the attention OF our friends
and customers to DR.. Bosanko'5
Cough and Lung Syrup which is
perfectly harmless, pleasant to the
taste, will not nauseate, and gives
relief almost instantly. 1t matters
not how severe your cough may
be, how many cough medicines
you have tried, or how many
physicians you have consulted, the
tonic, soothing and healing prop
critics Of this medicine will loosen
and assist the throat and lungs to
expel the offending matter, leav.
ing them in a healthy condition,
free from irritation, aud the air
passages clear, besides invigorat-
ing and strengthipg the general
system. Price so cents. For the
positive cure of consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
dry hacking cough, loss of voice.
irritation of the throat, soreness of
chest, pains in the lungs, splitting
of blood, Group, influenza, whoop-
ing cough, and lung fever, we rec
ommend this medicine above all
others. For sale by G. w. Bow
MAN, Martinsburg. w. Va.
june25-1y.
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STATE NEWS.

Moundsville is going to have
free library.
Horse thieves are making
trouble in Summers county.
Beefsteak retails at 10 cents a
pound at West Union
Prime butter is selling at Is cts.
a pound at Clarkshurg.
The blackberry crop thorough
out the state promises TO be album
, dani.
Gilmer county claims to have
fewer criminal cases in her Courts
than any other county in the
State.
Joseph Il Chiffon, of Lincoln
county, is the latest candidate for
Congressional honors in the
"Shoestring."
Waite sulphur expects 10 eater
tain Two thousand guests this sum
mer and is making arrangements
accordingly
Stonewall Jackson's only daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arnold, still resides at
Beverly. She was staunch
Unionlst during the war.
The Barbour JeGersoniaa wants
q pair OF town scales so that when
they pay for 80 bushels of coal they
will get more than 90
OTTO Sinsel, OF Taylor county,
took large dose of chloroform
thinking il was alcohol. Stomach
pumps and doctors managed to
save him
The b, & 0 r. II. hote, at Oak
land has been enlarged and now
contains 800 rooms, most OF which
have been already engaged for the
summer.
Contracts have been lot for
building an additional 90 miles of
the w. V. G. & p. railroad, which
is more commonly known as Sen.
ator Davis road.
There have been no mails on
some Of the routes in Wayne coun-
IS for two months on account of
fraudulent contractors falling to
perform their duty.
Thomas Eagleson, of Lincoln
county, who Is one hundred and
six years of age, walked twenty
miles one day 10 recover a dog
that had wandered away. We
think this story is a lie.
Judge Fleming in passing on
motion in the Webb-Ross case at
Clarksburg, advised the parties to
compromise saying that neither
plaintiff nor defendant would live
TO handle IA dollar OF the money,
and the Court would not live long
enough 10 finally decide the case.