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is the best salve for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers
salt rheum, letter, chappedhands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds Of skin eruptions, freck.
les and pimples. Get Henry's Carbolic Salve,
as all Others are counterfeit. Price IS cents
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LrrR Is too short to try halfa dozen differ.
ent kinds Of "Sure Cures" when one suffers
with cough or cold stick to the best and
use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup It will cure
your cough and never diSappoint you. Al
druggists sell itat twenty-five cents q bottle
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OF all other preparations or medicines. In
cases Of nausea, headache, dizziness or irrugu.
larities OF the system, Burdock Blood Bitters
have no equal. They never fail In aifording
immediate relief. Price 81 90.
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Go 70 your druggist for Mrs. freeman, SsV
National Dyes. For brightnessand durability
of color, are unequaled. Color from 2 to s
pounds. Directions in English and German.
Price, Is cents.
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MERR,S ECLECTRIC MEDICINE

Isa positive and eftctuAl remedy for all Nervous
diseases in every stage Of liie-young or old male
or female: such us lmpOtency, Prostitution, Los Of
Strength, Loss Of Vitality, Defective Memory. I'm
naIrpI brain Power, and diseases from which an
unnatural waists OF life springs, all Of which cannot
faIi 10 undermine the whole system. Every organ
i weakened, every power Frustrated, and many
nave the way To an early death, II rjuvinatcs age
and rCinVIgoratcS youth Each package contains
sufdclCnt for two weeks treatment, Wriiefnrpam'
phlet which will be sent free, with tnll particulars
twelve packages for S o. VIII no sent free by mail
an receipt az money, by addressing
wEBB'S ECLECTRlC MEDICINE Co.,,
A curc g,iaranteed. Buffalo, \. Y.
LOGAN 1 CO., Wholesale and Retail Agents,
yCLSniinS nNw'iRT
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Has your child any symptoms OF worms,
itching nose, pains in the stomach or bowels,
bad breath, fretfulneSs, or loss Of appetite?
Denig's Worm Syrup will give immediate
relief, and will he readily taken.
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Dr. Grccn'. OXygenntetl Dltter

is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousnesS,
malaria, indigestion and diseases Of the blood,
kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
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N. E[azIiitlS Roof BittR[s,

Iaa,i, Rn, Bitten reno!a dram shop whisky ai;i3
ss bl;ar strictly Wsilcinai II E, SVSIy st EGSn
y. l,,,.s.! W. .aL 1akr the weak strong,
~, 9Ss,. b aii Up he NJ! Tes aud cleanse the
llStri y,ism Of every impuilS Nd ...,,r.
SiS.isiy 6rIftsiH, Fever AND AEuc, DropSy,
~ md h!6irhcs, SCroIulous Hun:nE anu
N Iaicf, Ming Worm, White swelling, FL We,
ID Eye, and lOf young men suuSIlls 'Lu LI
talss Z; lSbiliiy caused from lmprndenGe; ana
hk=Ls IN Ielicaic health, Frazler's ROot Bit'en
E.sitaly RCOmmCHtcd.
h saIri: have used two bottlcso oil your K T.29
altAti pJECpia, Dizziness, Weakness anu hld,
1ItEe, lad they did me more good than we
tsia tsllllihe medicine ever used. From inc
KS nE began 10 mend, and am now III
ma stihA, aud icyl aS well as ever did. con-
taGIE, ntdcinc one Of the greatest Of blessings
,n MRS N. MARTIN, Cleveland. Ohio.
MY lcIa 1 Co, Bridge Corner, wheeling
ees tE6IS everywhere NJ 81 per bottle.
Henry & CO., Sole Prop'n.,
CIV t1vCs"y Street. New intk CIV:
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81 e; April 6sj<Aeglic: Nay eglta7oc; lunl
6g3a7U1{e. Oats IN good demand and lfm; Ne. !
white @iSc; No do tslEc; mixed sc, Pioyitiol.
steady. Lard unchanged. Butter dnll. Eggs dun
and easier a. l9Algk. Cheese quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady
and unchanged.
NV ORLEANS. March S-Coaee steady and In
fair demand; Rio caEoel, ordinary 70 prime sLa
l0%o. Sugar dull: common 70 good common eagStc
fAf 70 fully laif 6Sa7c; prime 70 choice I5saI3tei
yellow clarified, b5lAs3<c, HolAAeS dull and un.
changed; common i0ltIc centrifugal t0Ae0e; fer
meuting SaG0c; prime 70 choice 56a72c.
ToLEDo, March a.-Wheat weak; No. 2 red spot
81 21JS: March q ~ April 81 ~ May q %; June
u q; July u IS; August 81 lUfi year u W.
Corn quiet and weak: high mixed 6lhc; No. 2 spot
and March dc; April 62NG May e53tAele; June
6ia6i4c. Oats gulet and unchanged. Clever No.
2, 81 ~ prime SIS.
2BOrON, March a-wooL-Th Ino change, but
considerable business In foreign woods during the
week. Ohio and Pennsylvania extTAs tSalGc; hlehi.
ran and Wisconsin t2Al3c; eomblng and delalne
465faboc; unwRshed Kentucky combinE 3le; pulled
4Oa52IiSc, for good 70 very choieo.
PHILADELPHIA, March S.-woOd dull and easier;
Ohio, PenniylyaniA and West Virginia Xxx And
above Sc: medium, unwAlhed, comblng and de-
laine Sia3Sc; pulled a5aSjc; Others unchanged.
BRApFuRD, Pa, March a.-Oil market active and
buoIAnt; opened al Sc: declined 10 size advanced
tos2Itc, and closed At Size bid SALES Gil 900 bar
TelA
TTrUsvlLlE, PA. March s,-oll opened at sc;
highest S4c lowest Slkc; closed at SO. ship.
menis 81, 500 barrels; runs II, $50 barrels.
CINCINNATI, March a-Ilogs weak; common and
light S. S0a6 10. packing and butchen 90 50
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OXE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment y
. sure cure for Piles. paN
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DuRSo's CArAERH SNUFF cures all affections
Of the mucous membrane, of the head and
thrOnt
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Ar the faintest pain Peruna should be
thought Of.
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AGENTS WANTED HS Y. EsRs ' Rsi5.ie;
lng,, with heel and toe complete, IN 70 minutes y
viii also knit greAtvAriety VI huoy woLk lot when
there Il hWnysA ready market send LOT clfo1lAi
and terms 70 The TW0MBLY KNITTING AAuh1At
co., tQa Warrington street Boston, MA
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Upon reassembling Senate bill 200, in
relation to trials before justices, was read d
third time aud passed.
Upon themotion Of Mr.. Faulkner, House
bill No. 405, amending the Code codcern-
ing the public health, otherwise known as
the Board Of Health BILL" was taken up
and read second time. Nearly the en-
tire afternoon was spent in the discussion
Of the bill. The important amendments 10
the bill were decreasing the salary OF the
Secretary Of the Board OF Health to $500
from $1,000, and the appropriation for the
expense OF the Board from s., 900 to s., 500;
also allowing the members Of the Board s.
per day for expenses without mileage
After some further discussion the bill was
laid aside informally, and the Senate ad-
iourned,
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Ghs grteLIiqsmter.
WEI yIRoINIA LEeI.LATunE.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senate
and House OF Delegates.


The Senate met at the usual hour yester
day, the devotional exercises being con.
Quoted by Hon. John W. Gnnthan Of the
House Of Delegates.
A communication from the House o.
Delegates was read announcing the passage
Of a number Of bills
On the motion Of Mr.. Vanmeter leave o.
absence for three days was granted to Mr.
Williams.
Senate bill 2lS, amending the code con.
corning otlenses against morality and de.
cency, coming up on It's third reading, the
vote by which II was ordered 10 It's engross.
ment was reconsidered, and the bill amend.
ed In few minor particulars and passed.
Senate bill 233, amending the act extend.
ing the time in which distraint and sale
may be made for taxes and fec bills, was
read third time and passed.
House bill 29l, relating to forms OF deeds
covenants, and to sales under deeds Of
trust, was read third time and passed.
House bill 300, duties OF personal repre-
sentNtives rs to real estate, and the liability
OF such estate for decedent's death, was
read third time and passed.
House bill POS, amending the code, con-
corning the value Of improvements; how
assessed and how paid, was read third
time and passed.
Recess
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DR.. Morris LIVER Plus are the best cathar
tic regulators.
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EENlYoRK, March 3-MoNIY-5as per cent Prime
mercantile paper bkR6 per cent Sterling exchange,
bAnksH bills steady ais So; demand 81 20,
GovERSNESTs-QuIet and steady.
.. 5. g. extended...-lOO LehIgh & WIlkL...l05I
u 8. s. extended-...l02 81. r. 4 SIX. City lists I2
ts coupons. .. Pacific bonds lItA llS
s.C SSgSP g :; "a; Land p GTSntSllS
Central Pacific, bt...lll Texas Pacific I'd g'u 6S
Edesceonds...........- 81 lreK. Pac. R @. DIV. 81
RAILROAD BoSpS-Iregular.
STATE sEcuRITIEs-Fairly active and generally
higher
Louisiana Console. IS Virginia 6s...........,- 81
Missouri Virginia consols, ex.
St JOseph.-.............l0gkl tn mat COUPONS. 90
Tennessee 6s......... % Virginia defeFred...- l4
Tennessee 6, new 81
sIOcKs-Share speculation opened firm and gen.
erally sAlA per cent higher than the prices al yes
preferred. while Richmond & Danvie opened per
centoweF, In the carly dealings fractional an I'D
vance In the general LIST and TX per cent In Louis
Vile & Nashville was succeeded BY Adeclne ranging
| from |a2Z per cent. Denver & Rio Grande Rich.
mond Danyllle, Memphis & Charleston, Missouri
the downward movement, while Louisville & Nash.
| Vile sold down ~ per cent At 1gyS Hannibal ST.
Joe, however, advanced N per cent
About hRlt.pa II O'Clock the market commenced
10 sell up aud advanced with occasional fractional
reactions until after the second board the advance
ranging 1{alN per cent. Rochester q Pittsburgh,
WhOaIh preferred, st. Paul, Missouri Pacific, and
New jersey Central being prominent in the upward
movement while Hannibal 4 St Joseph preferred
advanced ~, but subsequently reacted per cent
In the late dealings the market fell of al 4 per
cent, Denver 4 Rio Gnndc Louisville & Nashville,
Memphis & Charleston, Rochester & Pittsburgh,
and Texas Pacific being most conspicuous In the
decline The market closed mther weak
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buOIAnt opened a. SIC; declined 70 lIe: advanced
70 s2ic, and closed At Size bid SALES Gil 900 bar
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RAILROAD BoSpS-InegulAF
STATE sEcuRIrIEs-Fairly active and general
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-sT I'M DRUGGISTS, and by
s0Lg ~ Al, Blue Comcr Wheeling
T,.af
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e1NslSO Gas AND STEAM FITTING.
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m re, SMITH,
mn ~: PROOF'

r1,,T ,,4 Liver ffstses and R9Sum aSi lno.
sStefl lti.' ~, al III pT. smith cured me"
esA so' I'V-''' ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
wheeling, ". Va.
-, ..,-.-, At yos,, Impaired NOicc.-Sui'
Vl1Ia sS'!F Ti,sa, melitac iRlled 70 help me.
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Ts.,,k 6,ode'. Main 81, Wheeling. W. W.
rs7tss d R,rtum, PFolATSus and Files
N dNa % to die and pFon GnCea lhclIAnIe'
n ~ taFsl ne without knife. M, ,,y
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FINANCIAL AND conMERCIAL.


EEVlYoRE, March 3.-AoNEY-5as per cent Prime
bankers bills steady al q Sj5{; demand $40.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-11-03
Ruetrp.
When Mamma Scolds..

aI,m Iosted, Could you find me pleasee''
Pool little frightened baby!
The wind had tossed her golden fleece.
The stones had scratched her dimpled knees,
stopped and lifted her with ease,
And softly whispered. "Maybe."
"Tell me your name. my little maid,
can't find you without it,
HMy nameis Shiney-eyes,' she said.
sYes but your last % She shook her head:
up to my house ey never said
A single fling about lt."a
''But DEAR said, 'what is your name?"
why, didn't you hear me told your
Dust Shiney- eyes," bright thought Games
Is Yes, when you're good; but when they blame
You. little one-it,s Just the same
When mamma has to seold your
my mamma never scolds.' she means.
A little blush ensuing,
@ Cept when I've been Allowing stones.
And then she says Che culprit owns),
Mehitable Sapphire jones'
What has you been doing?"
-Wide Aloake.
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,CHEDULE OF TRAINS ON VALLEY
y AND B. g. 0. RAILROADS
On and after Monday, June 18th, the trains on tn
B. & O. and V. r. will leave Staunton as follows:
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CRIME.

The Des Moines people propose to clear
out the gang of cut-throats that infest
that city even if it takes mob law TO do it.
The man Harris, who attacked and fatal
ly beat Mr.. james, a merchant, would
nave been hung in the streets if the sher-
if had not secreted him.
JAMES III. ELLIOTT, New York at
torney, has been ARRESTED for entering
through window the house of an actress
named Amelia Laurent and abstractiDg a
deed for property valued at $25 900. 1t
would seem that the woman had locked
herself up in order to starve to death,
A DALLAS Tex. special says: Postal
officers and railroad men here were notiti-
ed several DAYS ago that the west-bound
passenger train on the Texas Pacific road
would be robbed at White Rock Creek,
three miles west of Dallas on the evening
of the Goth. A large force of detectives
and guards were placed on the train.
when it reached Terrell, thirty-two miles
east of Dallas, the passengers were given
arms to protect themselves. The Arkan-
sas sheriffs ard Missouri constable were
also of the party, who were expected to
identify the robbers if they were captured
or killed, but no attempt was made.
Officials believe the robbery was intended.
and ascribe the failure to heavy rain
storm that prevailed that night. 1t is be-
lieved that Frank james and remnant
of the old James gang were to do the Job,
but what ever the evidence is OF this is
not stated.
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TELEGRAPH TICKS.
Important and Interesting Items
from the Wires During The Week.
WASHINGTON.

The postoffce bulletin contains an or
der establishing a postofice at Baltimore,
Dakota, Edward Ring to be postmaster.
THE president on the 10Th accepted 225
miles of the Northern Pacific railroad
reported upon by Scott, Sanborn and
johnson.
The Garfield board of Audit has re-
ceived the claim of George Tieman &
Co. of $S5 for surgical instruments fur
nished Gar6eld's surgeons.
SEVEN EN- ployes in the patent office
were removed last week On the demand OF
Malone. An eighth succeeded in secur-
ing an extension of stay till January and
the ninth was strong enough with the
| secretary 10 secure retention by giving
Malone another appointment.
6 JEAN LOUIS LEeARB, who last year de-
livered Sitting Bull and a large number
of his followers to the United States mill
| itary authorities at Fort Bufort, OAK. is
10 Washington. He is there partly to be
reimbursed for Outlays while conducting
| the Indians from his post to Fort Ruford
and partly as agent in behalf of the Tur.
tie band of Chippewas.
THERE is danger that President Arthur
contemplated visit to the west will either
be abbreviated or given up altogether
| The promise he made two months ago to
visit Chicago and Milwaukee was un-
doubleday given with an intention of full
| filing, but the accumulation of oficial
duties during the protracted visit to the
| Atlantic coast resorts will make it i'm
| possible for him to carry out that inten
ton entirely. The annual reports of the
various departments are being prepared
Some of them are now ready, and it viii
soon be time for their transmission TO The
president for his examination. Congress
meets again in a little over two months
| All things considered, the president will
have but little spare time for the western
| trim
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would reach the tubers the disease
This Mr. ]. succeeded in doing, so that
his success is indeed very marked.
The process is simple one, and con-
sists il earthing up the potatoes, which
are planted in drills, so that a sharp
ridge is formed over them ; and this
is done before the disease manifests
itself on the leaves, or at its commence
ment. The following is Mr.. Jensen's
account of the process
"The usual moulding hitherto prac-
tised in all countries is fiat moulding,
by which the uttermost tubers are only
covered by layer of one or two inches
of earth, but my protective system re.
| quires-after preceding flat moulding
Ia high and sharp moulding, by which
the upper surface of the uppermost
tubers is covered with about five inches
, of earth. To effect this it is necessary
that the ridge be so high that the top
of it Is from ten to twelve inches above
the surface of the adjoining furrow, or
ditch, whilst the ridge must be very
broad at the bottom. My system also
requires that the top of the Potatoes
shall be moderately bent to one side,
with view to prevent the rain-water
from running down the stems and thus
carrying the spores to the tubers. BY
| this continuance also more spores will
| fall between than upon the ridges"
In five places in Denmark last year
eight experiments were made with the
common fiat moulding, and eight others
with the high or protective moulding,
and the result was that there was en-
average of twenty-three and half per-
cent of diseased tubers in each of the
| former, and one and a half average
percent of diseased tubers in each of
the latter experiments. In eight other
similar experiments tried at Antvorskov
there was an average of nearly forty
one per cent. of diseased tubers in the
fiat moulding rows, and only small
fraction of one per cent. in those high
moulded with the tops bent down.
This is an exceedingly interesting state
ment and the difference in the two
practices is sufficiently appreciable.
Care is necessary in digging the po-
tatoes to preserve them from the
spores. After the leaves are withered
the tops are cut off and carried away
out of the field, and this is done a
number of days before lifting the tn.
| bers.
So many experiments carefully car
ried out as these were, and the details
of which our space does not admit to
give in full, all without exception
showing results of the same kind, al
most establish with certainty the theo-
ry that the spores enter the tubers
through the skim Vick's Magazine.
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Cost of the Star Route Trials.

The published figures representing
the cost of the star route trial to a
certain extent are misleading. To Mr..
Bliss SIS, 25160 has been paid. Mr..
Bliss has worked between fifteen and
eighteen months. Probably $50, 900
would not be above his pay for that
period, not including expenses. Nor
would this be excessive, for that gentle
man has given his whole time to the
government. Considering that to a
great extent he has abandoned his
practice at home, $4,000 month or
800 day-which is the understood
rate Ct his pay-would not make him
whole. That Mr.. Bliss has labored
faithfully and continuously there is no
disputing. That he should receive as
much as would be his ordinary income
in his regular business ought to be con-
ceded.
The payment to Mr.. Merrick of
IS 900 was probably the retaining fee
To be safe make it $25 900 to him, and
at least SIC, 900 to Mr.. Ker. To which
add So, 900 actually paid to Cook and
Gibson, and we have the sum total to
lawyers OF 100000. To these fees
should be added the cost of a regiment
of detectives. Then the cost of bring
ing witnesses long distances and their
per diem and expenses-in all prob
ably not less than $4,000 1t has been
estimated to be much above that. To
this almost endless expenses in smaller
items should be added. The guess that
the star route case has thus far cost
the governme nt 100000 is therefore
not above the fact. The unknown
quantity besides the above items may
of itself represent 100000.
If it has cost the government $780,
900 what has it cost the defendants?
On that side there are fully twice as
many lawyers as the government en-
ploys. Some of them have worked as
Bliss has worked, and for esimilar
period have done little else than look
after the case. Some of the defend
ants have been able to stand heavy
drafts; others were not at the start able
to put up respectable retainer. So
that the immense expense has been
borne by small number of persoxs,
unless, indeed, the star reuters of the
country have made common cause.
The draft ON Brady and Dorsey has
been the heaviest.
Considering that the end is not yet,
star routing. even in the light of its al
legged heavy gains, cannot be said to
have proved good business.
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and feeling irritable with the world
in general; but when he enters the
coy sitting room, and sees the blaze
of the bright fire, and meets his wife's
smiling face, he succumbs in moment
to the soothing influences which act as
the balm of Gilead to his wounded
spirits, that are wearied with combat
ing with the stern realities of life. The
rough school-boy flies in a rage from
the taunts of his companions to find
solace in his mothers smiles; the little
one, full of grief with its own large
trouble, finds heaven of rest on its
mothers breast; and SC one might go
on with instance after instance of the
influence that sweet-minded woman
has in the social lie with which she is
connected. Beauty is an Insignificant
power when compared with hers.
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Lady ThOrne,s Fast Time


We presume our readers have all
heard of that very private trial, in the
year 1870. when Mace drove Lady
Thorne ghostly mile in the gray of
morning, and only two others, John l..
Doty and William I'll. Saunders, timed
the mare. In regard to this trial, her
driver said: 81 never saw Lady Thorne
trot a full mile at her best but once,
and there are two other men living be-
sides myself who can tell how fast that
was, but l shall never tell, and it is
probable that they will not. 1t was so
last that it would not be credited by
the public, and so we agreed that we
would never mention the time. But
will say this much; it was faster gait
for the whole mile than / ever saw
kept up by any other horse for single
quarter" For a round dozen of years
did Dan Mace maintain his determine
ton to "never tell, )" but in an unguard-
ed moment, a short time ago, out pop
ped the secret. On the occasion to
which we refer Dan had become much
interested in conversation with a gen.
tleman about that year, 1870, when
Lady Tborne was to meet Goldsmith
Maid at Buffalo. She had beaten the
Maid whenever they had contend
ed on eastern tracks, but the party of
the little bay mare were quite confident
of victory at Buffalo. Dan, after the
trial referred to, felt abundant conf
dence himself, and he related on this
recent occasion, how he met Mr..
Smith, the owner of the Maid, and told
hin, hs xra111d heat her
"But," said Mr.. Smith. I'VE can trot
three heats better than go"
so can /" said Dan.
1--WE can trot three heats better than
21S."
$50 can /, said Dan.