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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-01
Congressional.
House..

WASHINGTON. MARCH, !,--The morn.
ing hour was dispensed with and the
House wen: into committee Of the whole
on the tariff committee bill. kassOn adj
dressed the House.
WASHINGTON. March 2>.-The House
committee On Territories had under con-
-ideralion to-day the report of the sub
Georges bill! 10 provide territorial
form of government for Alaska.
The Illinois state SENATE to-day
ad0Fteda resolution asking the Prt~i-
dent I" pardon Mason.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. March "a r~O!u.
ton - retire Crittenden rs Hrigaslier-
General wa reporte adversely.
Monday next Kelley will call up the
till for the improvement of the Mi.$is-
>ippi and Missouri rivers.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-01
The Great Englisn Remedy

II . never-fa!ling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness
9permatOrrh9a. LOk'f
0AX0OOD, Inlpo.
tes,cy, Paralysis, and
al the terrible effects
OF SelEAbuse. youthful
folljes. and excuses In
0aturer yeorx-such -
Loss Of Memory, Las
sltude, Nocturna.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-01

A New Secretary for Montana.
WASHINGTON, March :ss.-The Presi
dent nominated Isaac II. McCutcheon'
Of Michigan, Secretary Of the Territory
Of Montana.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-01

Work ON the Mtnerx's Union Hail I.
progressing vigorously.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-01

Emission. Avcrslon to Society. Dimness Of Wis.
lon. Noises n the Head the vital nuid paseips
unoeservet. the urine, and many ether dis:
eases thatl cad to insanity and death.
M!NT1e Will agree TO forfeit rive 000.
9e90 o9eoTo for Il case o: this kind the VITA
3IOeAr1 w (under his special advice and
tteetmentl will no; cure. or for anything I'm
pure or injurious fond in Il. D0. uENTll
tEe1@ All Private Diseases successfully WithOu
mercury. Coo901l0ai00 fro. Thorough ex
summation and advice, including analysis a
urine. -. Price Of vital Dest0vasive, % q
oottle: Or four times the quantity, sic; sent t.
any address upon receipt Of price, or G. .. D.
So st.Snre irop observ:tiec. and IN private nazas
II 1es'fed, ~ \: 3. HIN rlE, u. =.
WEO IL regular physician. graduate OF IL
CniverHity OF Pennsylvania,
II Aeor0ey IT,. 600 Er00cDsc0, CoIo.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Sent On application by letter. sta,i.s syp,-
tOnl:: sex and age. Communications strictly
~: M1NI1ES Kidney REMEDY. he
~! 1E19CUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney ma
5iaNoer complaints. GO,.orrf0a. (3le..t, Teucor-
s. s: For sale by all d, uggists; 81 bottle ,slx
~. N!N1lE'B DANDELl0N PlIlA are II.
nest ana Chez. pest AH0PEPNHA an0 H7I.i0ES
~ 80 ZIG H. keI. Or sale BY all druggists
vialyISti
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.

sent on application by letter. statiDs syup-
'S
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

CONGRESS met last Mondsy, aud
its action from the outset shows c ear
" 'hat the members Of both Houses
are pretty well posted on the late
election returns. Members of the
Senate and Of the House have WED
with each other in proposing meas-
ures OF retreDohment, economy ami
reform. La the Senate, before the
members had fully settled Intensely "a
10 their eeals aud adjusted their
spectac!es, Judge EDMuEps moved
that the Senate meet daily al eleven
O'Clock, instead Of at noon. "A has
hitherto been the uniform practice.
Senator BECK followed with a resolu.
ton recltinR the law agsiuet levyine
political assessments, and iDcluding
copies OF the blackmailIng circulars
sent out by HUBBELL aud MAHoNE
and demanding an Investigation by
the Judiciary Committee OF the use
'nat was made of the money. aud for
the names OF Government EMPLOYEES
Dismissed, with statement az TO
whether such employees had con
tributed as requested.
Our own Senator DAVIS came up
smiling with resolution dlrootipo
ne COMMITTEE on Postoffices and
Postcards TO inquire into aud report
upon She expeiieucy aud propriety
OF reducing the rate Of posta ge on
ali letters TO two cents, and on news
papers and other printed matter to
ha' the present rate; also of mere ss.
ing the rate on all merchandise an
toonzed 10 De sent through the
msiis.
Upon a call Of the House by States
Tor bills, measures were introduced
oy Representatives from Pennsyl-
wanna and IrInoI, 10 reduce inlerna
revenue taxation by Mr.. KAssoN.
% Iowa, for the regulation OF the
civI! service, aud by member from
Alabama to prevent political assees-
ments.
TINS Is certainly a very good be-
g!nmog. Now let it be followed 10.
Tue country bas had quite eroug b
of professions aud promises of re-
tTenehnent and reform, which have
borne no practical fruit, and will be
satisfied with nothing Less now than
very considerable reduction OF the
burJen Of taxation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

WE are placed under renewed OBJ
legations to the Wheeling Register,
for Recond copy of LEWIS BAKER
& Co.'s Railroad, County and Dis
trict map of West Virginia and con-
tiguous portions OF adjoining States,
on Aeavier paper than the first. and
also for large and handsome calen-
dar for 1888. In enterprisiDg jour
nalism, the Register steadily main
tains its position Of two PAGES in adj
vance OF the front rank.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

The London Times admits that
the English nation could no longer
exist without America. One Of it's
ponderous leaders says: 1.-The coun-
try OF which, within recent memory,
we were childishly and vindictiYely
jealous, now proves 20 be the country
by which, to great extent,we live.
1t sends Us corn by the hundreds Of
ship-loads. It's beef com petes with
onra, or rather becomes ours, and is
sold at our native prices, under the
hands OF the enterprisiug English
butchers"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

REFERRING 10 the President s
message to Congress. the New York
Tribune takes occasion to remar k
tn at the recommendations of a Pre-
sldent who has himself been recon-
mended 20 public cor fdence by an
adverse majority OF 100000 in his
own State will hardly carry weight
because of their course. If they
have merit, however, they ought to
be fairly considered because Of that
merit, whether they come from Gen
eral ARTHUR or anybody else. There
is the greater need of this caution be.
cause, from the contrast between the
excellent recommendation of his first
message and his subsequent conduct
the public has reason to conclude
that the President is more gifted IN
telling what ought to be done than
IN doing it"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

Coz ALEX. STRAUsz, of the Irondale
Furnace Company, was IN town the
fret Of the week and reports that his
furnace is running along nicely al
The rate Of twenty I've tons Of iron 4
day, with q ready and profitable
sale for its product. Col. srRAUsz
70 iihe opinion that the tariff on
iron might be considerably reduced
without injury 10 practical and we'll
established iron makers, The onls
protection against English iron need
ed being enough TO cover the differ
soce IN wages paid there and here.
The American manufacture, says Col.
STRAUSS, needs 20 protection against
English skill, but against EDg.sb
psuperized labor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

DID we not observe manifest die
position on the part of the Press and
Bar Of this portion OF the State to
unduly Influence the Governor in
the appointment Of Judge RAYMOND g
successor, we should refrain from
presenting the claims Of any partic-
ular gentleman to the position. IN
der the circumstances, however,and
without intending the slightest dis
paragement Of or tiscourtesy to any
candidate or aspirant, We must be
permitted to say that, 90 far az we
are advised Of the wishes or prefer
eUce Of the people, Of all parties,
upon the subject, the appointment
that would approximate most nearly
to universal satisfaction and APPROX
81, would be that Of Judge JOHN
BRAEEoE, Of Weston. The people
know Judge BRAENou to be an able
Jurist wbose ermino has ever been
preserved pure and unsuIlied, and
the appointment Of no nan in the
State to the Supreme Bench would
meet with more hearty and general
public approval than that Of Judge
JOHN BRAHNON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

CLOUDY weather last "Wednesday
preven'ej AZ project observation Of
the transit of Venus as lad been
hoped. Sill, much Information con.
ce'nig The problem Immediately con.
neoted With the transit, AZ well as be
atmosphere and her Characterization
Of be planet of love, was gained. The
sun Vas more or iesi obscured by
clouds during the transit, through
oui The civilized world
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

SECRETARY Of the Treasury Fol-
GER, ia LIS annual reoOrt, call
mates the total revenue for the cuf-
rent fiscal year and the year follow
ing at $4l5 600 600 each, the ex-
penditures at 300 OO0 900 each, aud
the surplus at 1920 100000 each.
He recommends that the provision
requiring the coinage OF a fixed
amount OF silver dollars each month
be repealed that the law authorizing
the issue of silver certificates also be
repealed, and that the certificates
In circulation be Withdrawn az speed
lily ~ possible. Otherwise the ac-
cumulation OF silver will soon ex-
coed the capacity of the department
TO store 1t. OF the 1923. 500, $50 thus
far coined under the act OF Feb. %
1873, only about $4,000 900 were
in actual circulation at the beginning
of last month.
Referring to the statistics given
by the Couptro Ter of the Currency,
the Secretary coDcurs In his recon-
mendation of repeal Of the tux no.
on national bank capital and deposits,
The capital invested in national
osnks is $462, 34l COL. The taxes
assessed upon them by the United
States and the States for the year
1881 were $l7,l8O,OSO, being az the
rate Of 81 per cent. The amount
assessed by the Uoited States il near
one half of the whole. A repeal OF
the laws providing for it would still
leave those banks liable to an assess
ment by the States of over eight
millions Of dollars per annum.
The interest bearing funded debt
of the United States was on Nov. l.
81 ,4l8080,200. The total amount
OF bonds held by the national banks,
State banks, and savings banks at
the nearest corresponding date that
GOULD be ascortsined was 1868. $685.
S26, which amount is not greetly
less than one-half Of the whole 10
terest- bearing debt.
In view OF the large annual sur
plus revenue and the rapid extin-
guisament Of the public debt, the
Secretary favois leg 81 alton author
i1lng the department to apply It's
surplus to buying in the long bonds
even at high premium rather than
to paying off the short bonds. He
suggests also that the fifty million
dollars hello as fund for tLe re-
demption of national bank notes be
treated as public moneys, and depos-
tied in the banks which are public
repositories, Only in these ways,
ne thinks, can an enormous accumu-
latlon OF money in the Treasury and
graet resulting embarrassment of
trade be prevented.
The Secretary earnestly recon
mends careful revision OF the tariff
with view to substantial reduce
tons, particularly upon sugar, " COL
iron, 81 eel, silk goods, coarse cottons
and raw materials generally. The
duty GU sugar, he Gays, should be
adjusted according to some other
standard than that of color, which
no longer indicates value correct
ly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

The trsudt o V,ups scr-ss Che
dick oftoe Gun LIT Wednesday w..
am event Ehieh wi not occur agun
uun June 8 zOJL AT he Isa, tran
So, DO 1874, V-lus trsv,rssd tbe
portberl limb Of The Gun. while or
Wednesday The planet cro.seI the
southern Imb. The TRANSIT occupied
from lew minutes Ia't nine o clock
ia the morning tII three DO tie AZ.
teruoon, and was visible IRON nh -
Eastern and NJ ddle States. A.
.haugh the sun now and then peaped
ou' through che ultsd cloods. ttedat
her. uas GOT .4roratia .9r sspaa. m
icr. ,itlYanobs,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

The Stsr-route scamps are com
planning bitterly that the Administ-
ration permits Mr.. Merrick, proni-
nent Democrat, to take leading
part in the prosecution. They want
1t kept in the Republican family.
1t lie clear from this that they desire
to extend the common law principle
of trial by jury of their peers, to
embrace also prosecution by peers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

So determined is the Republican
majority 80 Congress 10 lts purpose
TO 90 everything before The Demo
Gratis come into POWER, that it is now
announced that o Civil Service Re-
form bill is 70 be attached "A a rider
to the Legislative Appropriation
bill, and a vote forced upon it. TIE
spectacle Of robson No leader Of the
House cropping with the wicked
HUBBELL in The battle !or reform
viii be moving sight.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

AT Auburn, Mass, a young girl
claimed the Interference of the police
TO prevent an admirer from killing
himself, as be had threatened to do.
The chief e0deavored TO quiet her
alarm, but his assn, ances were OF no
avail. 1t was not that she rarticu-
lazy objected to The young man e
killing himself, she s9bbed, but @
possessed tin type portrait of her,
self, AMI che would not have him
found with her picture on his per
son for he Whole world. An la
vesu2aiion showed that the lover
ha1 been playing tue old game OF
'b.od, hopi"g that pity would via
where percussion had faile1. d
having no more intention OF killing
himself than the Republican PARTY
hos OF practising CIVIL service re-
form.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
nova 4 Special Com'r.

state of West Virginia, County of
Preston, S.:
/, Smith Game, Clerk OF The Circuit
Court If said county, do certify that Juo.
Baron Payne. who was by decree of
said court, rendered on the 13ta " OF
April, 1882, in the Equity cause of John
Miller, Jr against Samuel NJ. Lipscomb
ct al appointed Special Commissioner 10
make sale If the real estate therein de-
creed TO be sold has this day gwen bond and
security ia said cause as required by law
Given under my hand, this 81 day OF
November, 1882
SMITH CRANE. Clerk,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

THE Cleveland Leaaer reports Con.
gresham JOHN G.. CARLISLE. Of
Kentucky, the rival Of Mr. RAN
DALI for The speskership Of the next
House Of Representative, az saying
that be did not believe that there IN
at the present time"sny necessity or
qualification for the tots @bolDon OF
the internal revenue system. al
though very considerable reduction
might be sdvsutageously made and
The services Of large member Of OF
hcers and employees dispensed with
He continued The taxes on ap.rt4
and malt liquors should be the .ss.
ones repealed. II The tariff can be-
revised and adjusted upon proper
principles We could very well spsrs
large part Of tie internal revenue
now collected ], 10 ubqoestIo,sb o.
that revenue tariff will Weld ,
much larger amount 90 the Govern
ment then q protective tsr.fand AZ
the same time greatly diminish the
charges upon the consumers Of dom
este sndimported eoods
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
PRESIDENT ARTHUR in referring

PRESIDENT ARTHUR in referring
30 the period during which the
White House was wrongfully occu-
pied ~ HAYES. designates it as the
four years Immediately preceding
Mr.. GARFIELD's accession 10 the
Presidency
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant 70, and by virtue of decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Preston County,
West Virginia, rendered in the cause OF
John Miller, Jr.. vs Samuel nj. Lipscomb
ct al, on the 18Th day of April, 1882.
The undersigned special commissioner
will, on
Monday, NOVenbe 27, 1882,
at one O'CLOCK p. M, Al the front dor 81
the Court house OF said county iu King
wood, offer for sale, TO the highest bidder
the real estate decrsed To be sold IN said
county, to-wit One lot of ground ia the
town Of Newburg, Preston County, with
blacksmith shop thereon the same that
WAS conveyed by VIM. Wolf TO said
Samuel NJ. LipecOmb, and also parcel
OF land containing two acres and sixteen
poles stu tied near the town of NeWburg
ia said county, which was also conveyed
by said Wolf To said Lipscomb, together
with all the appearances thereunIo be
Iogning. Said parcels of land are well
situated and valuable.
rerms-SsId property will be sold for
cash ia hand sufficient to pay costs of
suit and proper charges for sale, and the
residue upon credit of six. twelve and
eighteen months, purchaser executing
notes with good security bearing interest
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
a II
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

PRESIDENT ARTHUR's second an
Dusl message which was read in both
Houses OF Congress last, Monday is a
carefully prepared and well written
document, and shows clearly that be
has heard from the recent elections.
On the subject of revenue reform he
recommends the abolition Of all in
terual taxes except those on distilled
liquors. In this the President no
doubt designs to anticipate the work
which the Democratic Congress el ect
proposes, with the view oftsking the
wind out of their sails by making it
appear to be Republican measure.
After touching lightly upon tariff
revision, the President warmly favors
a reduction of letter postage from
Jhree to Two cents.
Among the important recommen-
dations of Mr.. Arthur, is one to
provide by constitutional amendment
that the President may veto any
item or items of an appropriation
bill, without Disappearing of the
measure az a whole.
The message closes with an elab-
crate discussion Of Civil Service Re-
form. 1t will be seen from a peru
sal Of the document that the senti-
ments of the President upon these
and other topics are high ly patriot
ic and commendable, and he shows
himself to be an admirable talker but
the trouble with him Is his practice
has never accorded with his preach
ing. While approving and admir-
ing his sentiments, it is impossible
to forget that they are uttered by
the executive who, only the other
day, permitted and sanctioned the
two per cent. blaokmsiliug ASSESS
menls of JAY HUBBELL; who Sy the
patronage and power of he admin
istration has backed end encouraged
Mahoneism and Reputation in Var
ginia, aud in his own persou assumed
the lowest role of the partisan politi-
clan to influence the election in New
York.
Mr. ARTHUR talks we'll There is
no doubt about that. But bis fue
talk lorcibly reminds US ofths Dew
il ghbly quoting scripture.
Hsa.ssz<usu~su.sssz4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09

The Gospel Of Caution is good one
TO preach in this country. Good
texts can be found in every part OF
this broad land. FRANK FRAYNE raw
ing over the body OF bis victim lying
on the floor, where also lay the little
bit OF metal from the gun that was
too careleesly handled: nearer home
men manned and bsreavsd for lack
OF caution and common sense as APP
piled to the handling Of deadly ex-
pIosiyes. Elsewhere children are
blown to pieces by children whose
hands hbd loaded weapons in easy
reachi reckless men send buildings
skyward aud human beings 20 eter-
nifty, by careless handling Of steam
boiIers, careless employees send two
trains crashing together, and care
less clerks issue death IN the torn Of
innocent looking powder aud Iuoau-
tious dealers 10 food scatter destruct.
ION to human life 10 the torn Of
poisonous mssts. An ounce Of pre-
vention is known to be worth 2 pound
Of cure, but the ounces seem growing
scsrcer, and the army Of incurab ea.
through the growth Of inc4ution
grows space
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersigned has several farms for
rtnt, lie also offers TO sell his unim-
proved lands in Tote To- suit Purchasers
az low figures and .on liberal credit
desu VA. q. Rnoww
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
Creditors Notice.

To The Creditors Of John white doosa-.
ed:
In pursuance Of a decree Of The Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston made in
= cause therein pending, 10 subject the
real estate OF the said John " bite 70 the
payment Of bis debts, you are required
to present your claims against the estate
OF the said John White, for sdiucation %
Smith Crane, Com missioner. ~ his once
10 She said county. on or be ere the 18th
day of October next.
Witness. Smith Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this 9Th day 81 Septem Der. 1919
SAITH CRAZE,
wSepts Ciork.