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amendments were proposed, the bill being
on Its second reading; one by Mr.. Lowry
being q new section providing that In ease
one-htth OF the legal voters Of any town
petition to have the charter revoked an
election should be ordered, and II g ma
jority Of the votes cast be In favor Of such
revocation Il should be done. After
amendment the bill was ordered 10 ID
second reading.
Mr.. Leonard offered Honse joint rcsolu'
ton No. 81, providing for the renewal Of
the insurance upon the Capatol buildingin
this city, which expires on the first Of
February.
Mr.. Leonard submitted resolution, and
It was adopted, directing the Committee
on the Judiciary, 10 inquire into the ex-
pediency Of passing u law 10 make wages
owed for labor done upon any property
within the State first lien upon said
property, and that all property shall first
be liable for work done upon Il, either In
construction or repairs.
MIR. Quarter introduced House bill No.
373, amending section IA OF chapter Is OF
tho acts Of 1881, concerning the taking OF
real estate without tho owners consent for
public purposes.
At different times in the days session
petitions were introduced, asking the abo.
lition Of the contract system Of employing
convict labor; and that Barbour county be-
exempted from the operations Of the dog
law.
The Committee on Taxation and Finance
reported back House bill No. POS, amend.
ing the -. concerning the amount or rate
OF taxation on each article subject to rs.
sessm.nt, with certain amendments. One
OF these permitted the sale OF domestic
WINS by the manufacturer in quantities not
less Than five gallons, without paying any
licerse Tux. The license on peddlers with
a horse or horses was reduced from $50 per
apnum to $25. The bill imposes n tax OF
80 per annum on all persons travelling and
selling goods by sample. An amendment
proposed by the committee allows any per
son so taxed credit "upon any other
State taxes assessed against him, for so
much OF tho amount paid by lin for
license tax as may not exceed such other
State taxes"
Judge Ferguson presented substitute
for House bill No. 1852, regulating the work
ing and proper ventilation and drainage OF |
coal mines, and providing for the appoint
ment OF mine inspector.
Mr.. Monroe's bill mo. 340) for the pur.
pose OF securing to the youth Of the State
the benefits OF an elementary education,
was taken up. The Committee on Educa.
ton recommended that the bill be rejected,
which the House refused to do. II was
read by its title and ordered printed. It
met with some little opposition. 1t is in
effect compulsory education act. Pend.
ing further business the House, on motion |
OF Mr.. Grantham, adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

Upon reassembling, Mr.. Faulkner, by
unanimous consent, introduced Senate bill
$50, amending and re-enacting section 6S
Of chapter 81 OF the Code, US follows: "All
railroads and mining companies organized
and constructed under the provisions OF
this chapter may, and shall have power and
authority TO receive donations and devises
OF lands, property and materials, and re-
ceive subscriptions to their capital stock,
payable in lands, property, materials, work,
labor and otherwise, upon such terms and
conditions us the directors and owners may
agree and determine" Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Donehoo stated that as he moved to
make the consideration OF Senate bill 1872
the special order for the afternoon, he would
ask that it be further postponed until
tomorrow on account ofthe illness OF Mr..
Smith, who wished to take part in the dis
cussion. The bill was then made the spe-
cial order for this afternoon.
Mr.. Brown offered q resolution instruct
ing the mailing page to rent box at the
postot!icc for the use OF the Senator's
Adopted.
Mr.. Dawson introduced a resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to in
Quireinto the expediency Of amending the
law so MS to provide for the advertisement
OF estrays before their appraismcnt.
Mr.. Newman, by unanimous consent,
introduced Senate bill 100, prohibiting the
employment OF shorthand writers in the
Circuit Courts Of Marshall county. On
motion Of the same gentleman the consti-
tutional rule was suspended and the refer
ence of the bill dispensed with and read
Tor the first time.
Mr.. Faulkner, by unanimous consent,
introduced Senate bill 1911, IL bill to ex-
clude portion Of the territory now within
the corporate limits Of the city OF Martins
burg under IN ordinance PISSED July %,
1872, restoring the same to the district it
was in on the day said ordinance was
passed, and relieving the same from further
taxation for municipal purposes"
The rules were suspended and the refer
ence Of the bill dispensed with.
The remainder OF the session was taken
up with the consideration Of bills on their
first reading,
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Why WIN You

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS such
as Pneumonia, Hemorragcs and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attained2 BosCuEEs GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs. Colds and the severeSt Lung
Diseases. ItisDr. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in ad.
ministering 1t TO the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine is un'
precedented Since first introduced there has
been aconstant increasing demand and with
out single report Of failure to do It's work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
Of these remarks. Large sizes rs cents. Try
itand be convinced. TThS4w
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WEST YIaGlNIA LEGIsIATrnr.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senat
aid HouHC or DRierntaa


ahd House OF Delegates.
The Senate met at the usual hour yeuter
day, and there being no minister presen
the devotional exercises were dispensed
with.
A communication was received from III,
House Of Delegates announcing the passagt
Of a number Of bills and asking the concur
renee Of the Senate in the same.
Senate bill 145, amending the Code IL
relation to DEGREES Of divorce, was taker
up and put upon its passage.
Senate bill us, concerning the release o.
llens, was read u third time and passed
with Its title.
Senate bill l52, in relation 10 the up.
pointment and duties Of guardians, was
passed with its title.
Senate bill 1853, relating 10 the issuance oil
distress warrants, was read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Dawson, from the Committee on En-.
rolled Bills, reported u number OF bills
found to be correctly enrolled and submit.
ted to the Governor for his approval.
On motion Of Mr.. Woods, the resolution
referring 10 the Committee on Claims and
Grievances the matter Of the publication Of
the Observation-Disclosures in the news
papers, adopted January 10th, was re.
scindCd.
House joint resolution No. 90, providing
for joint committee to examine into the
charges OF newspaper publishers for print
ing the constitutional amendments" was
taken up and adopted.
House joint resolution No, 30, "provid-
ing Tor the annotating or Side-noting OF the
Acts Of the present session, as soon as the
same become laws" coming up in its regu.
lar order was read first time and, on
motion OF Mr.. Newman, laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Faulkner, 1t was
RcsOlrcd, That the Committee on Judi
clary inquire into the expediency Of so
amending chapter 10 OF the Acts Of 1881,
establishing State Board Of Health, &c,
so as to make its various provisions in re-
gard 10 contagious or infectious diseases
harmonic with the provisions OF chapter 5
Of the Acts Of 1881.
Mr.. Woods introduced the following
joint resolution:
Senate Joint Resolution No. 10, Resolred
by the Legislature OF West Virginia that
joint resolution No. 70, providing for the
publication and distribution Of copies Of
acts OF the present Legislature" be- and the
same is hereby rcscfnded.
Mr.. Williams presented the,petition Of Ro-
bert Shcrod and 304 others, OF Hardy coun-
ty, asking that the pardoning power Of the
Governor may be enlarged so that relief
may be extended to VIM. +. Bean, SEN
fenced to the penitcntiary for life." Re-
lerred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Several bills coming up on their first
reading were ordered to second reading.
Recess till $50 o'clock.
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REsoLuTLoNs

were offered by several members, some OF
them Of considerable interest, MS follows:
BY Mr.. Hackworth, the following pre-.
nmble and resolution concerning prosecu.
ting attorneys:
WHEREAS, Many persons are fined for
slight otlenses, even some for trivial
amusement without any intention OF vic.
lating the law and
AyIIEREAs, Many Of our Prosecuting At
torneys arc Mt all times prying into the
most trivial matters to find out the oiIenses
OF some fellow citizen, that he may put
little money in his pocket; and in orde
that he may not be driven 10 the miserable
necessity Of hunting out the small pecadit-
loes OF their fellow citizens; therefore
BE il Resolved, That the Judiciary Com
mittee take into consideration the proprie-
ty Of paying our Commonwealth attor.
news fair salaries out Of the public treasury.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard the preamble
WIS stricken out, The resolution was then
adopted.
and adopted by the House, directed the
Committee on Education to inquire into
tho expediency OF SO amending the law as
to require the local school tax 10 be levied
by the County Courts uniformly throughout
the State, instead OF by district boards.
On motion Of Mr.. Moilett it was resolved
that the mailing page be authorized &c
secure box at the Postotlice for the use OIL
members OF the House during the session
OF the Legislature.
Mr.. Brady offered resolution inQuirinl
into the expediency Of reducing the lega
fee for the maintenance Of prisoners in iai
from 50 cents per day to 30 cents.
Mr., Meadows introduced House bill No
s72, providing for an appropriation to Gssis
in building q bridge across Big Coal river
in Boone county
Several bills were read the first and sec
ond times, pending which order the Hous
took recess until halt.past two,
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
was opened with House bill No. 2sl, cor
corning the incorporation Of towns or vi
llages without Especial charter. Numsrou
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House of Delegates.

The House reconvened yesterday pusu.
ant to adjournment, and was opened by
prayer by Rev. ]. b. Milford, Of the First
Baptist church.
Mr.. Mofctt, from the Joint Committee
on Geological Survey reported, with rec.
ommendGtion that It do pass, House bill
No. sos, providing for geological survey
Of the State. On Mr.. MOiIett's motion the
rules were then suspended, and the bill
read the first time and ordered to its sec.
ond reading.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Barbour county, intro
duced House bill No. 800, to amend sec
ton 20 Of chapter Of the acts Of 1881, con
corning the summons in Justices courts.
Mr., Bell proposed House bill No. $40, t
amend sections 100 and l2l Of chapter o.
the acts OF 1881, concerning Justices, theil
jurisdiction, powers and duties.
Mr.. Kepner House bill No. 3Gl, to pro
vide site for reservoir at the penitcn
tiary.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r, r,
Y CONDENSED TIAiR GARD. !.
ka ~ "a s:!,9: Sgsl
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our life am spent in eryin' wild pain and
sorrow We 90 ghosts. We have bad
dreams We am seized by de collie. Our
troats am tunnels down which dey pour
soothtn' strip, paregoric, sweet milk an
what not an We wish we was dead. What
comfort does any boy or gal take up 10 do
aige OF fifteen yasP Not q Bit. De boys
git licked an de gals git spanked, an dey
fall downstairs, have de chiCken.pox, git
boxed up wild de mumps, an have to war
clothes which have bin cut ober an dyed.
From de aige Of titeen to twenty" con-
tinued the orator, "liic am full Of love and
jealousy an bad Httin' coats, an gwine to
funerals, an stayin' home from circusCs.
Jlst as young man gifts to thinkin' dat he
am happy he diSkiYeFs dat his sleevebut-
tons am fifteen seconds behind de style, or
dat his butes am de hundredth part Of an
inch too long, or dat his Coat wrinkles In
dc hack.
"From twenty to thirty we get mar'd,"
continued the professor us n sad smile
crossed his face. "W0 love an court an
hire libery rigs an buy candy and marry.
What am dc result? We have to pay house
rent, an buy wood. an 90 to meetin' an
git trusted for groceries, an put up wild
kicks an cuffs an howlin' babiesa an Il hull
doahyard full Of miseries.
"Den we grow old, an we take snuff an
smoke clay pipes and finally die. OATS
life an its eand. Whar's de comfort
What have We foun' with libin' iur2 How
much better II we had bin trees, or fence
posts, or picket fences Life am mad
struggle. WO come uplike sunHOwer On
am cut deown. To-day we may win dc big
turkey at dc raille-to.morrOw we may
have TO pawn our Obercoat to keep dc stove
gwine..
my friends, thankin' you fur your air.
nestan' inexplicable attenshun, an trustin'
dat my feeble remarks will be productive
Of oberwhelmin' profit, / return you my
heartfelt sympathies an resoom my seat"
-DetTOh Frss pr,s,
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A coveu. con- Or Sore ThrOat should be

A CouGH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an in.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and baISams,
but act directly on the iniamed parts, alIay-
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
TrOChes have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they lave at
tained well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies OF the age. Sold at % centsa
box everywhere. TrHsGw
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The Wool Crop.

It is estimated from returns received 50
far that the totalwOol product OF the United
States for the last year was about 225,O OO,.
900 pounds. In 1880 wcimported 1881 OO,.
900 pounds, which was considerably above
the average. This is materially against the
interest OF our wool raisers, because it Is Of
such quality that they would not bother
raising it, and is used for purposes that
good wool would not be put to.
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A Lecture BEFORE tho LImckiIn Club.
"What l desire to say" began Brother
Gardner, as the meeting opened, fam to de
effect dat Prof. Artichoke Higgins am in
de aunty.room an ready to appear befo.u
an deliber his celebrated lcctur' on Am
Life Wuth de Livin' FurY De Professor
am resident Of Arkansas, in which State
he has won seben silver medals fur maxim
de longest jumps on record. He arroye
heah from Chicago las night on mixed
train, paid boy two shilIin's to show him
de way to my house; an so fur as can
judge from his talk an dc way he combs
his ha'r,. dc man am scholar an o
gemflan.h
AS the professor mounted the platform
and was received by Brother Gardner he
appeared to be man about five feet ten
inches high, prominent nose, retiring chin
eyes about the color Of hoiler.iron, and
dressed in iaultless taste. After slipping q
troche intohismonth he bowed impressive
ly and began:
"My friends, It pleases me exceedingly
to behold such vast sea Of intellectual
faces beto' me. l kin almost emagine my.
self lookin' down de aisles Of de Senate
Chamber Of de United States. Do aues
ton; An Life Wuth Libin' Fur2' has Of
ten been axed, an / believe dat seyera
parties besides me has put de same query
from do rostrum. But claim to be d
4 only pusson in dis kentry who takes de ne
lgativ' side OF dis momenchuB inquiry. II
] de tust place We am. bon. De tust var Q
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic 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.
culties, rIpturts and many other diseases.
VOsic Belt P cam ab sIh' M isSe r AaaTe
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PILESI PILES! PILES /!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer;

AurC Cure ,or Blind Bleeding, Itching. and u
ccratSd Pilcs has been discovered 6y Dr. William,
Snt,nent, single box has cured The wort
chronic cases OF q or 30 years standing, No one
need suiier Ave minutes after applying this won.
deTil soothing medicine; Lotions, instruments I,I
lanls Ointment Nbsorbs the tlmorS, R!lHys the IN.
tenIe itching particularly at night after getting
warm In 6ed') acts as pOIltcc, gives instant and
M ~ ~ nTivntS Isrts' and III nothing else
bad Whai Inc Hon. j. N. Collnberiy, q Cleyc'
land SaVE about Or, Williams Indian ltlc Oint
mCnt: I have used ScoTGs Of F1lc CuEcs, and y
NinrIlS me pleasure 10 say that have never found
SSTtbInc which gave such immediate and pertnA
nci,t relief a. Or. Williams indian ointmGnt.
Sold by Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Wheeling
and by al druggists, or mailed on receipt q Price
dcFsEow az vescy sheet, New York City.
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CARBUNxLrs, FeIous, Boils, Sores OF long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc., posi-.
lively cured without the aid of knife OF
poultiCe, by using Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry,
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains
ETC., 1t has never failed 10 cure. For Sale by
Logan & Co, pAy
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It is remarkable fact that Thomas Eclcc-
tric OIL is us good ioFinternal as external use.
For disease Of the lungs and throat, and for
rheumatism, neuralgia, Crick in the back,
wounds aud sores, it is the best known
remedy, and much trouble is saved by having
1t always OH hand,
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DR.. J. z. SMITH.


me best evidence Of phyhciAnS success Il the %
tlmony Of his patients. Embarrassing demands io
my professional services prove that ! nave deal
h0n67ably and MlF!y WIZ thGse VINO nave consnltel
dOn, though I have many huudrSd CERTIFICATES from
those whom haye CURED alter they hA9 Deen pro
nounCed inCurable. Athorough medical education
with many yeA1 hospital experience AUD iamillnFit,
NTH therapeutic agents, close Observance Of TEN
petanental peCuliAhtiCN and strict attention Y
hygienlC management, inSlTea success, II euro
possible, and frankly give tho patient my opinion
"NNNTE DIR
~ H -AANSOE
Kidney and Liver Diseascs and Rheumatism
jtiiISred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seemed u help me
o5,lli n1t Cet out Of bed. DF. smith cured met
ZRPT, PHILLIPS,
Wheeling WA
CAtnrrh. polypus OF Eusc, Impaired Voice --snF
lofrJ far wears IGtVnt mcdlcinG Jailed 10 holm me-
De. smith cOmpIetcly CURED me, -
CHAHJYS CIIADDuCK,
pIapCi1el o Co, Wheeling WA
DvNpspEIa And liberated Stomach -'fliYpatn6on.
Tor yenTI fSIIed In riye INC relief DR. Smith cfiSS
me THOMAS HOLT. lnSurancc Agent,
FItS-"Hsh them for fourteen years. Dr, smith
cured ne.I louis II. WASIIISGTOE.
srEni I'M Running sosps m HeadHEMy I'M w WO,
AFFLICTED ioF fourteen year, Nothing seemed IA
heiN Rim DF smith riSCi him sS'--,SN "
u''P nAH' W. eui' Ms ~ SsATIIER1NE GAYS
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BurdocE Blood Btters Bring Back health
when the Body Is Badly disordered By i'm
patton, dyspepsia and other Bad disorders
cured by Durdock Blood Bittcrs. Price 81.
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A GA RID

To all who arc suffering from the errors and lndIs.
crCtions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, &C., will send recipe thRt will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America.
Send selladdrcssed envelope to the REV. JosKPa
7. lNNAN. Station D. N1S York Cn,n. dClhrrHstw
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freenl0,is Ntp
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color, are uReqHaled. Color from 9 to 5
pounds. Directions in English and German.
Price, Is cents.
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Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" j
clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, reaches Vi
min, flies, ants, insects; l5c per box.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
sure cure for Piles nav
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If you would avoid disappointment and
save time and money, take DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and none other
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agents WANTED ES Ss.t yslniS ' SSss
| MSrhinc ever Invented, VIII knit pair Of stock.
ms, With heel and too complete In % minutes y
viii also knit gfcRtvArietyG 81 fancy work Tor which
| there d alWAysA Feady market Send Tor ciErnlai
and terms 70 the Two MBLY KNITTING MACHINE
co., 40 Washington street. Boston, Ma
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,,UllTy tAvtpI sUlIUhy,
No. 7anh No. . siop d AZ siaitnns.

on AL night trains,
CIose connections arc made Tor all points South
aug Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for cOlOnlSts and peTEnns moving
y We great West aud TO whom particular attention
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Our buying humbug medicines. II you
are not well, take reruna. II costivs,
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pHrARruRE OF rRAINs-wHGELINe r1NE

Daily except Sunday,
tst9ubcnVIlC ccOmmodRtlon.-ThIs train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
at the Sherman House, EtnRville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
MAEsilon Accommodation.
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WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTlMoeE DIV
bgNsve Wheellng....64O A: ", l:lOP. ", 1901 \,
10 tnins run on this Division on Sunday,
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale Al Depot,
nee open at all hOuH during the day,
piyen. W, Nj CI'1yiRSTs. N niT.
+ pEvRlEs. Gen'i GScSt whcSinsS A. u =
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was opened with House bill No. 2sl, con-
corning the incorporation Of towns or VII
lagos without a special charter. Numerous
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% and after November lS 1881, all tntiAs WIN run
daily, except Sunday o. follows:
Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh,
2ThrOugh Trains TO Cleveland
Through Trains 10 Chicago.
IAtlof Can between welSYllle and Cleveland.
hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains Between Al.