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advocate the use OF some form OF prayer Is
large, and the number Of those who hope
and anxiously wait for it, much larger.
That the churches themselves are ready 10
welcome some such Improvement is plain
enough. hatthe ministry themselves also
feel the want Of liturgy is constantly
showing itself, It Is by no means uncom.
mon for Presbyterian ministers to use the
Episcopal marriageseFPiee from preference,
OF which several cases have come lately
within the writer's knowledge; the
officiating ministers in these cases
being also doctors 5f divinity. The
same thing appears from the disposition'to
to borrow scraps and phrases from the
prayer-book, which too often have the
effect Of purptrei pGunt sewn on the some
what threadbare garment OF the Presby-
terrain PRAYER. This sort OF thing is hardly
OF the highest order Of ecclesiastical in
tegrity. We boast our conscientious
preference for plain diet Of bread and
water; we shall never consent, oh, no! to
allow French dishes on our board. But
we are quite willing to convey scraps and
even whole pieces from the better furnish.
ed tables OF our neighbors. A very large
number OF the children Of Presbyterian
families and many Of the cultivated and
tasteful OF our members have sought a
more cheerful, more varied, more sympa-
thatic service In another communion. On
the other hand, the cases are very few,
and owing only to special causes, in which
any persons, Episcopally educated. have
come over to the communion Of the Pres
lbyterian Church. The tracks are all one
way. tits very largely due to this facl
that Of all Of the sects in the United
States, the Episcopal is growing the mos
rapidly at the present time. II Is forming
new Congregations and organizing new
dIoseses with extraordinary EapidiH, Or
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Voltaio Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
vigor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diff.
enlties, rupturts and many other diseases,
vntais eo. sRa assh sfht ,ti1s se address
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HL0I FILE6I HLES
ASure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure Sure Tor Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Vi.
MIAIeI rlies hA eetn discovered by Dr.. William,
IVY ln1lAu riariyl called Dr. Williams Indian
ytltlhehL Angle box has cured the worst
Shronic rascs OF y OF % ysas standing. Ne one
w suuet I'VE minute, alter applying this won
SAd uaricS do more harm thRn good, VII
IAN ointment absOrhs the tumo5, RllayS the In
Sas Hyhing, particularly al night after GettlnI
~ M % 90 acts a. pouiuce gives instant and
alSS relief, and Is prepared ouly for Piles, itch
gShe private paris, and for nothing else.
Aaa M about Dr. Williams Indian Pie Olnt
gs1I. ! hfre ased scotcs Of Pie Cures, and |
SS Sh me pleasure 10 nay that have mover iOunj
III lyilIhg which gave = Oh immediate and permA
Ha Illet q br, Williams Indian Ointment,
,sSI l p losAA & Co, Bridge Corner Wheeling
Nm, u i fPstsS z ~ ~ 1eetI5Pt q Psiee
dcSLov hhNNi = rS ASH 1 IISSpGHSI HI.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuRE.
senate Observation-Disclosures siO
OF the House.

OF the House.
The Senate met at the usual hour yester
day morning, and no minister being pres
ent the devotional exercises were dispensed
with.
On motion Of Mr.. Donehoo, the iollowip,
resolution was adopted:
REsolvea, That the Committee on ClaimI
and Grievances be and rehereby instruct
ed to report bill providing for tho pay.
ment Of any additional sums that may be
due to proprietors OF newspapers in this
State for publishing the Constitutional
amendments in the year 1880. Said com.
mittee shall ascertain such sums on such
principles as II may deem lawful and Just,
and they shall also ascertain and report
what amounts, II any, have already been
paid to any such newspaper proprietors for
such publication.
On motion OF Mr.. Roberts 80 much Of the
Governors message as refers to the finances
oil the State was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
On motion OF Mr.. Farnsworth number
oil Senate bills we're taken up out OF their
regular order and read FIRST time, and on
motion OF Mr.. Donehoo werereierred to the
Committee on Judiciary. A few Others
we're passed to q second reading, and on
motion OF Mr. Dennis the regular order Of
business was resumed.
Senate bill 1874, amending chapter IS Of
the Code, relating to the PRONUNCIATION,
proof, commencement and construction OF
laws, was brought up on It's third reading
and amended in several instances, and
then put back and again ordered TO lis en-.
grossment and third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Woods, Senate bill 1856
was taken from the table and put upon the
calendar.
Recess till $50 o'clock.
Upon reassembling, Senate bill 126, relat-
ing to tho manner ofreceiVing and disburs-
ing money at the Treasury, and certain
duties otthe Auditor and Treasurer, COM
ing up on It's second reading was amended
and ordered to its engrossment and third
reading.
Senate bill 1S5, concerning certain pow
ers and duties OF the Governor and the
subordinate officers Of the Executive De-
partment, and the officers Of all public in
situations Of the State" coming up, on It's
second reading was amended and passed to
its eRgrossment and third reading.
Alter the transaction Of some unimport-
ant business, the Senate at P. NJ, ad-
journed.
SENATE NOTES.
Senator Faulkner was in his seat yester-
day.
Senator Fontain Smith left yesterday for
afew days visit to his home.
Senator McGrcgor returned yesterday
after an absence OF few days, having been
called home by an accident to one Of his
sons.
Senator yanmeter showed the reporter
paper yesterday containing the notice Of
the marriage Of young couple in his part
OF the State. The groom was eighty-fve
and the blushing bride only few years his
junior. The notice stated that the groom
could jump into the air and kick his heels
three times before he lit upon the ground.n
A marvellous county, surely.
The Senate meets this morning OF II
o'clock; an hour later, for this day and
date only.
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HYPOpHOspH1TEs.

ISa combination Of Hypophosphtes, originated
By me In IRnuda while under the process Of pull.
mOnary consult ptiOn, and which has since been
employ ed by the medical profession throughout
America and England with unprecedented success,
Il contains the elements essential 70 The animal
organization the oxOdlZlng agents And tones.
In com blnaiion with the stimulating agent phOS.
phOlus, possessing the merit Of being Nj htly REI'
line, and is disVenSed In the convenient and pals
table form Of syrup.
Its effects arc usually visible within tweuty-fouf
hours and are marked by u stimulation Of the hppe
tita the digestion and assimilation, enteIIns
directly into the circulation Il tones thencryes and
muscles exerts healthy action OF tho seCTetioilS
neither dfSturbS the stomach nor naFes the system
under prolonged use, and may be Discontinued Al
any time without inconvenience.
In word II possesses the StimulAntS to RrousC
the strength, the tonItR TO retain It. and merit Of
high degree. Very respectfully,
JAMES i. FELLOWS.
HB-Donot be deceived by remedies beA'ing sim
liar name; no other preparation Is substitute To-
this under any circumstances.
SOLD By AL DRUGGISTS
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House Of DELEGATES.

The session. Of the House yesterday was
opened with prayer by Delegate Grantham,
Of Jefferson county.
Mr.. Sydenstricker asked leave OF alb.
sence for Mr.. Irons, which was granted.
The first bill OF importance was the
final reading Of House bill No. $50, amend
ing the general election law. 1t was
adopted with its title.
The hour Of eleven o'clock having arriv.
ed, the special order for that hour, the bill
amending the law against
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CAREUSxEEs, Felons, Boils, Sores OF long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF knife or
poultiSe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, 1t has never failed to cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. DGw
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were introduced by Mr.. DOddrill, as fol,
lows;
House bill No. SI5, authorizing Judges Of
Circuit Courts to require the clerks thereof
to make authenticated copies OF all indiCt-
ments found in such courts, and authoriz-
ing trials to be had on such copies in case
the original indictments are lost.
Houseibill No. $40, to amend and re-en-
act section 10 Of chapter l52 Of the Code oil
West Virginia, concerning crimes and pun.
ishments.
The rest Of the session was spent in pre-
liminary readings Of bills, and ut few
minutes before five o'clock the House, on
motion Of Mr.. Grantham, and by q rising
vote, adjourned until to-day.
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oFFgNsEs'AT ELECTIONS

by the people, was next taken up by sec
lions for amendment. While it was under
consideration Mr.. Wilson called Mr..
Moffett TO the chair and took part in the
discussion and amendment. On his mo.
ton tampering with ballot boxes, defacing
or altering ballots, or poll books, was
made felony instead Of misdemeanor,
and made punishable by imprisonment in
the penitentiary not less than one nor
more than ten years. In another amend.
ment proposed bv him his well known
hostility TO "rich corporations" cropped
out This was a clause to assess fine oil
$1,000 TO $4,000 upon any corporation that
in any manner, directly or indirectly, in
terms express or implied, attempts to in.
fluence or intimidate an employee. This
was adopted.
Considerable interesting discussion took
place on a proposition Mr.. Evans, Of
Berkeley county, TO make all bribery OF
attempts Mt bribery, felony, punishable By
imprisonment in the penitentiary. A sub
stitute was finally offered by Judge Fergu
son and accepted by Mr.. Evans, making
the punishment fRe or imprisonment a
the discretion OF the Court. The modified
proposition was adopted by vote Of 81
ayes to 90 noes.
The bill was still pending when tht
House, at half-past twelve, took reces
until half.past two,
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You are sick; we'll, there is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt Fits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Well's
Health Renewerh Is your hope. 81 % Drug.
lists. Depot Laughlin Bros. &Co., Wheeling
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.l[, EEazia['s Roof Bites.

Frasiet's Root Blttcrs arc not dram shop whislIy
beyefnFe, but arr strictly medicinal IN every sense
They act strongly ugon the liver SnG ~,
neal nc lungs build up the nerves and cleanse lhe
hood and system Of every inquiry.
IN knaniexy. DyEpepsia, Fever and Ague DFoPsy,
HmtieS ana Alotrhes, scIoiulous Humon and
Sore, letter, King Worm, White sweninE, Erys lPe
las, Fore Eyes and for young men saletins iioia
WeaknesS or Debility caused from tlnprndenCe anu
10 feTnaeS IN delicate hc9ft FfazseFs Root billeIs
are especially recommended.
Dr. FIIef: Ihaye used TWO o. YOU. I ts29
nav Dissa, 9. and they did me more good TRAN me
doctor and aiithe medicine ever used. Prom We
Ant dose took began 70 meme 9na ~ "a ~ ~
neriect health and ieel ~ well o. ever ut1. eou'
ider vour medicine one Of the o.
49, MRS. NJ MARTIN, CleyelAndi one.
Bold by Logan Co., Bldg, corner. v
| AND Nv dynFEiYt everywhere at u per bottle,
'N'.@ u :. HENRY& CO., Sole Prnpfst
A..., Cleveland. Ohio.
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Do not let your druggist palm OF on yon
any new, cheap remedy FOR colds when you
inquire for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup or you
will be disappointed. Price IS cents bot
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MEDICAL,
DR.. ]. e. SMITH,


NJ. vi Nv EIFlE GlhhAl1e
The belt evidence Of AphyEcanu Si0Ce.t 4 the tes
imony Of his pAttontG Th0incEeadng demands ol
my professional services prove that have dealt
h6noAbly and iaifly with those WHO have committed
me, never ule patient name WiLn,9nl pefmis-
hoe whom have cured after they had been pro.
nOulced lnCnrAble. Athnr0ugh medical education,
With many yeanhOSpttai experience aud tmti tattty
ornamental peculiantles and strict attention 70
hyEienlc management lnsufe8 success, II cure q
OosS6C, and frankly give the patient my opinion,
HOMIE PROOF
Suffered Terribly. -"NOthlng seemed 70 help me;
coild not Ket out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured mel
EEPf. PHILLIPS,
CaArh, polypus Of Nose Impaired Voice sui
teFSd ioF yeaFs; patent medicine Jailed 70 help me-
W. sni'A 'Oup'''' GsGRi.Is CHApDuCx,
Of speidel Il Co, Wheeling, w, Va.
DyTrepSA and liberated Stomach. Treatment
oI {eh failed g Bye ny gSE s DIT smith cured
F-IIsd them ios tggstsen SeHH % Smith
Ecroiuia, Running Sores on Head1"My son was
help him. Dr.. Smith cured him.
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer. -"suhcfed Tor year with cancer. Had II
cut out three times. II fetu ned after each opera
lion. Dr.. Smith cured me NIthDnt tnue nhnstLr or
paIn,m Mrs. q. II. CIRCUIT.
i1lea FiytulA Of AnuL-RlAt Of my back Tor u
weeks. Reported dying. Or. sraiih cured me With.
nut knife In ave weeks THOMAS coLyN
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, wa
alterations OF Rectum, PrOthpsuA and HleA-
Was given up 10 die and pronounced tnC1fAble
Dr. smith cured me without knife"
0'' '''' NN'N WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry
Rev. Fl. O. Ladd writes.-"Dr. Smiths professional
services In my family have been most satisfactory
and commend him 70 all a gentleman and .
GIlliul physician"
Tor seven yeafS and treated By many physicians ioI
iyEpcpEia. Dr. Smith said l had . tApe-wOm and
IN eight hour removed monster 100 feet long"
Female Complaints. Three yeAn in hospitals toT
females 1--WE me peculiar advantages In such cases
Persons cured Of c4tAEEh, diseases Of heart liver,
,tomarh, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous Affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrolulA and
lSthmA testify 70 my success
Pila cured without the knife.
Patients NJ distance may be treated by letter Ann
abstraction guaranteed. A chart for sell exArnlni
Ion sent on recent Of two thFeoeent stamps, AID
advice returned free.
Z. 70 Z ?. n, SAIly. Sunday trom 9 70 ST.. n. Call
an or SddreEs J. K SMITH, 81. D.,
- abs II s No, q Twelfth ST.. Wheeling, WA
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consideration OF the bill was resumed, but
was briefly interrupted to enable Mr.. Quar-.
rier TO offer q resolution TO the effect
that the Committee on Ventilation be au.
thorized to have gas jets placed in the ven.
tilating fueS, a. suggested by them, aud
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MRs. CHARLES DIZZY, Pittsburgh, says, she
had Chronic Catarrh badly. PERuSA cured
her perfectly.
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1SoR popeERg ANp saLAlL HANp

Coto M INTEIGIeENcER JOB ROOMS, Mo-. 9
and street ThSre SSut an mn ge rs ao
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4h1 heALAA VI Tile llulhhs
The following interesting report Of the
House Committee on Ventilation was yes.
terday submitted by DIR. Crumrine.
The committee TO whom was referred the
resolution relating to the better ventilation
OF the Hall OF the House Of Delegates, beg
leave to report the following:
Pure air being one OF the first requisites
to good health, the Committee has to the
best OF its ability under the circumstances,
done that which will contribute to that end.
Arrangements have been made with car.
penter TO put two.inch strip under
each window, including both tiers Of win.
dows on the north side OF this House
together with two or three windows on the
opposite side. BY this arrangement the
top cross piece Of the lower sash is raised
above its fellow, or the bottom cross.piect
of the top sasfi A space is there,
by made between the glass and sasl
that freely admits pure air from
the Iontside without any tendency tc
alter the temperature OF the house or pro,
duce a direct draft. We may add that
this plan Of ventilation has been adopted
by some Of the large hospitals OF the coun
try. We also find four cold air ffues, start
ing on the floor Of this house, which pas.
up through the walls, and connect withtht
outside. tits the opinion Of the committee
that at a very small expense gas Jets can b.
placed in the bottom OF these tlues, which
will create draft, and thereby free the room
Of its excess Of carbonic acid gas. Carboni.
acid gas, as Is well known, is thrown Of
from the lungs in the act OF respiration, and
being about two and n half times heavier
than common air, will Of its own gravity re
main in the room, and be breathed ovei
and over again.
We also find on further investigation tha
the spittoons on the floor Of the House ar,
q receptacle for q vast amount OF filth anC
waste, such as cigar stumps, tobacco Juice
apple pealings, etc, and from their peculia
shape It Is very difficult TO properly cleaI
them. Fermentation takes place in a shor
time, aud the result Is noxious and poison
Gus gases are raised and diffused through
the room TO be breathed by the inmates
Inthe opinion Of the committee there 4
more to be feared from this source thar
any other that has thus far presented Itself
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DANDRIFFUGE

innlllslie. b%adsaE, prevents its return, arrest
vsI,i oll o. halt stimulates new growth, and pre-
Y a ~ INN tuning gray. The best hair dFesilnI
- '1 ~ ST y n AN The dTuEsiSt for i.
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Sunday express leaves wheeling At s;ST A. ", Ar.
making close connection for western points.
Trains leaving Columbus Of $40 ?. II. and $40 A.
W run daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, Rt &06P H., with
sleeping car attached, ARRIVING IN Chicago a 7S1
next morning. Berths can be secured IN advance At
Union Depot Ticket Once. Columbus
PullmAn'G Palace Drawing Room Sleeping CRr
!hlopgh without change from StapbeaYilie ElEt %
lhtladelphiA and New York. West 10 Columbus
Cincinnati, louilyillC, Indianapolis and ST. Louis
For through tickets, bRggnge checks EleeplnF or
accommodations and any luflhet Information, a..
ply 70 Jos. N. BElLKyILLE Ticket Agent, * Ian.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. OF AZ City
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. w. CALDWELL,
CENT Manager, PittIbungh, Pa.
X A. FORD, +
Gen1 PnSl, and Ticket AVnut ttittshuFph IA
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were introduced by Mr.. DOddrill, as fol
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

rMNY

We beg to inform patrons and the general public
that exclusive Agents for and carry regularly
stock line of Stoves which unexceed In this Oranv
them at prices that defy competition heavy percentage
of the population of Utah already using renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors, both Plain and Exten
sion Also, Charter Oaks-ROya Charters and other
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured by the well
known firms, "Fhe Excelsior Manufacturing Co" and
William Resor and Co." The superior construction
economy in of Fuel, Heating and Baking qualities
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion that ere
long hese celebrated Stoves will occupy position in
every we'll conducted household in Utah.
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This IS an age Of peace and
Christianity, but i'm plements foI
war are being constantly improved
and new death-dealing devices
brought out. A late @improye-
ment" is in the Calling gun, which
has been arranged so as to rain bul-
lets. BY device for elevating it to
a certain angle, the bullets are
made to fall nearly perpendicularly.
Ordinary breastworks are thus rem
dered practically worthless, fur
nishing little protection, while the
aen working the guns behind them
are brought under shower Of bull
let's. Bullet-proof roofs will now
be in order. 1t begins to look as if
wars would soon cease, because if
the improvements continue nothing
can Withstand the weapons for de-
and nothing destroy the
means Of defense.
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The ADMIRATION Of the. Sultan
for General Lew Wallace, american
minister at Constaptinople, came
near getting the latter into trouble
mot long ago The sultan sent the
general q present in the shape os a
tender CircaSsian beauty, and the
gift happened to arrive at the min
listers residence during his absence.
Mrs. Wallace was 1t home, how
ever, of which fact the eneraI was
appraised as soon as he hove in sight.
Wallace tried to explain about the
customs Of the country and the ne
cessity Of dealing with the matter
In such a delicate manner as not TO
offend the Turks; but his talk was
all to no purpose The beautiful
Circassian had to 80, no matter who
was offended, nor what were the
Of the country.
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THE nraIsTEATIoN appears to be

THE REGISTRATION appears 10 be
progressing satisfactorily in pretty
nesrly every precinct. The Ogden
registrar has finally been spurred Up
to his work somewhat, and il be
Iabors as expeditiously during the
two remaining days Of the week as
he Is said TO have done on Wed-es-
day and Thursday. the voters Of the
precinct should all have their names
on Che list by Saturday evening.
From partial returns that have been
received, it is believed the
HERALD's estimate Of 81, 700 lawful
voters was very close to the mark.
The registration lists will contain
very near that number of names,
and so far as can be learned there
has been no attempt at illegal reg
istratiOn. It is certain the Peoples
party have exercised extraordinary
care to prevent the listing Of
anyone not entitled to vote. 1t
is clear that Notwithstanding the
Acknowledgement AMI the great pro
portion of foreign born people here,
the vote cast III January will De
larger than any heretofore thrown
It will also definitely show the
relative strength Of the parties.
Everybody will feel it is a duty he
owes t. himself and his friends tC
vote, and thus take sides in the con,
test.
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BOZ REV.

House, rooms. blocks east OF Flepbsnt
store; Second South street. eS9.
Furnished rooms for single gentlemen in
nice family; close to business -
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II THE 'sliberals" who are so
anxious to prevent women from
voting think the absence of the
female vote Will elect their candi-
date, they are wOefUlly mistaken as
to their numbers IN Utah. Polyg-
amists and their wives. and some
who are not pOlygamists have been
restrained from registering, and it
is possible, though not probable,
that the women will not be allowed
to vote; but after all have been
kept off and stricken OFF on one pre-
text and another, the Peoples nom
inee will poll about four votes to
every one cast for the liberal"
candidate. This is not merely a
guess, but o calculation based on
known facts.