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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Upon reaSsembling Messrs. Ewin and
FarnswOrth, OF the Committee on Printing,
submitted minority report in the matter
OF the differences between the Public Prin-
ter and the clerk Of the Senate. The re.
port is favorable to sustaining the bills oil
the Public Printer. The report is accom-.
panied by the following resolution:
Rcsoired, That the clerk Of the Senate be
and is hereby instructed to pass for pay,
ment the several items Of the public print.
er's account heretofore objected to by him.
On motion OF Mr.. Barbee it was
R,soIred, That the Committee on Public
Buildings and Humane Institutions be and
arc hereby instructed TO inquire into the
expediency Of making provision for the
education Of the Colored deaf, dumb and
blind Of West Virginia.
Senate bill 243, relating to the govern.
meht OF the city Of Wheeling was read q
third time and passed.
The remainder Of the session was devot-
ed to the consideration Of bills on their
first reading, and ut $3.50 the Senate adj
iOurned,
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The symptoms OF itching piles are moist.
ure, like pcEspiralon, intense itching, most
at night, !seemsas u pin worms were crawling
in or about the reCtum. Tile more you
scratch the worse they itch; very distressing.
The private parts are often affected. Dr..
Swayne's Ointment is the most effective rem.
edy extant for this tOrmenting complaint.
Gives rest at night without the desire 10
scratch also has no equal in quickly eradi-
eating letter, Itch, salt rhcum, erysipeaS, bar
bers' itch, pimples, all sCaly, crusty, itchy
skin erupti0ns. Here is the proof. Ger
tainly the best remedy ever used In my prac.
tice: DIR. Cotton, Woodstock, Vt. "Trou.
bled with itching piles for over twenty years,
It cured me completely."-L s. Messer, En-.
field, Me. Sent for fifty cents lin three-cent
siampsG three boxes, 81 25. BY DR.. Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all drug.
gists In Wheeling aud elsewhere. MwF&w
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Mothers! sIothors, II Motber,,,r

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf
II so, go at once and get a bottle OF Mrs,
Winslow,s Soothing Syrup. 1t wifi relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake abOutit There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you st once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
neither, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic, 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States Sold everywhere. % cents bottle
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A QUESTION or REVENUE.
- WAHN

n w 10 llON VI INV RAVE
On motion OF Mr.. Riley it was
RcsalWd: That the Auditor be and ho is
hereby requested 10 furnish the House
statement showing
First-What deficiency exists in the reve-
nue. for the fiscal year ended September
80, 1851;
Second-The estimated probable receipts
at the Treasury for the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1852;
Thinl-What amount oil interest ia dueon
the sun borrowed by the State from banks
in the City Of Wheeling and what amount
will become due on that account at the
end OF the current fiscal year.
House bill No. 2S3 was taken up on a
second reading, and was still pending when
the House, on motion Of Mr.. SGabright,
took recess until half past two. This Is
the bill! amending the law concerning joint
stock companies, and il was the subject OF
considerable earnest discussion. 4 number
nj amendments were proposed, and Speaker
Wilson ionnd in the bill an opportunity
10 get in lick or two in the direction Of
the railroads, his BITE noir. lie called Mr..
I.urty 10 the chair, and took the floor to
move to strike out section Is, which reads
"a follows;
AN railroad companies organized OF
constructed under provisions Of this chap.
for may, and they shall have power and
authority to receive donations and devises
Of lands, property and materials, and TO re-
cciyo subscriptions to their capital stock
PAYABLE In lands, property, materials, work
labor and otherwise, upon snch terms and
conditions rs tho directors and owners may
avrre and determine, andmay also receive
purchase and hold real eetate rs a basis iol
HE construction oithe railroad OF any suGl
corporation, and to issue stock or bonds, OF
BOTH, Tor the payment OF the same, upor
such terms and conditions rs the stockhol
ders. directors or owners thereof lnayagPei
upon and determine, and to sell and con
vey such real estate upon such terms ant
conditions as the corporation may author
ize," 80.
istic speeches in favor Of his motion.
Judge Ferguson demanded the ayes AM
noes, which were taken, and the House re
fused TO strike out the section.
J Speaker Wilson then proposed to stFik
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WEST yIRaINIA LEeIsLATuRE.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senat,
and House OF DelOKniAa.


Yesterdays Proceedings In the ssnat,
and House Of Delegates.
The Senate met at the usual hour yestet
day morning and transacted the following
business.
MrMaxwellirom the Committee on print
Ing submitted report in regard to M,
charges made against the Public Printer b,
the CLERK Of the Senate. The committee Il
voluminOus report find that the charge FOL
tho folding and stitching, OF bills and othel
documents Of over six pages for the cur
rent use Of the Legislature, cannot be SAID
TO be IN violation Of law. The second
point Of difference between the Clerk and
the Public Printer was whether signature
under the law, should consist Of u sixteen
page iorm or eight page form. Upon this
point the committee were Of the opinion
that the law had not been violated. The
third point was whether the Public Printer
WAS authorized to. charge for fractional
part ola token, which the committee dis.
pose as sort OF give and tako" matter.
The committee concludes its report as fol.
lows; "In conclusion the committee Is Of
the opinion that the whole system OF let.
tingthe publicprinting should be changed;
Sbo,,d w. a,.o. % ny uT, asei 'iie Jaw
al %n N ~ a' TIa., 4, tmI lSpOrt SiGn'
son and MCGregor.
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sMIs.;,,,to D', 20 alieLiutu " Wy oSoIIlngs
nass s ,ras sStnIpS W 10 unais.'sneu ouSl;
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MI. ",lu y compete lnue1 10 tne
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co ul, anu aha,, N law GallsSln' Inc said
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l iioni anu alter when Sald revised code
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15

Tan celebrated remedy Hidney.wort can
now be obtained In the usual dry vegetable
form, or In liquid form. Il isput up In the
latter way for the especial convenience Of
those who cannot readily prepare It twill
be found very concentrated aud will act with
read the XIV advertisement for pafticulars.-
S0uh and lReIi. NWTLW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15

+. A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, Ont,
writes: 81 have the greatest confidence In
your BurdOck Blood Bitters. In one case
with which lam personally acquainted their
success was almost incredible. One lady told
me that half bottle did her more good than
hundreds of dollars worth OF medicines she
had previously taken" Price 81 90, trial
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The House met at o'clock yesterday
forenoon, in pursuance Of the resolution
adopted at the previous days session, and
was opened with prayer by Delegate Holt.
Judge Ferguson reported from the com
mittee Of nine TO expedite the business oil
the House calendar OF the most important
measures pending, in the order OF their
importance in the opinion OF the commit,
tee. On his motion it was resolved that
the House proceed to the consideration OIL
these bills to the exclusion Of other mat,
tiers.
House bill No. 24o, relating to the school
district otParkersbug, was passed with the
Senate amendments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15

BYa large majority tho people Of the
United States have declared their faith In
Hidney.Wort, as remedy for all diseases Of
the kidneys and liver some however, have
disliked the trouble oil preparing II from the
dry form. For snch4 new candidate appears
IN tho shape Of Kidney-Wort in Liquid F6rp.
II Is very concentrated, Is easily tAken and
Is equally efficient Is the dry. Try it
Loalrilt c1iITJoFaaL AWRsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15

John Hays, Credit, P. O., says that for nine
months he could not raise his hand to his
head through lameRess in the shoulder, bvt
by the use OF Thomas Eclectric Oil he was
entirely cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman'I Ne,p
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
Of color, are unequaled. Color from 2 10 S
pounds; Directions in English and German.
Price, Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15
TnE ,::.ondon HaIr Color Restorern

Tue london Hair Color Restorer"
is the most delightful article ever in
PRODUCED to the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
Restores, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling OF the hair
exists, or premature grayness from
sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleans.
ingthe scalpirom all impurities, dan
druh, etc, at the same time pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
GRAVITY perfumcd, rendering the hair
soft and pliable, making 1t an iAdis.
penSablc article in every toilet. Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
RestOrer, Price 10 cents a bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15

Some ten years ago my wiies hair com.
menced falling, andgot very thin and turned
gray, but after using London Hair Color
Restorer the scalp became healthy, the hair
stopped falling, the color was restored. and
is now growing beautifully. A. TYNEs,
Wilson. n. c. NwEGw
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MEDICAL,

DISCRIMINATORY
s1M VA! ~:
~
NERVINp
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my little Eh OF ~. She wa, Also deaf and
well HI anybody. PErEE Ross sphngWieF. wiL
SAMARITAN SERVISE
Has been the means OF CURING my wife Of rheumatism
J. B-FLETCnER FOH Collins, Col.
aNNARITAN XERVTyE
Made IurO cure Of case Of ntI for my son.
3. B. RALLt, IlattIville, Kan.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured NE OF vertigo neuralgia aud sick headache.
Ma. VIZ. lESAoN. Aurora III.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
WIi the means OF curing ny, wife Of 'nalnL
RET.SJ. A. EDIE, Beaver, Pa.
sAMARITAN SERVINE
StRsf dSe s ~ 8. T. Ho5soS. New Albany, Ind.
SAMARITAN NERTINE
EToesnIlJ cured me OF Spn.mI; w.
Tpwe,t Van Buren, s.. Chicago. ILL.,
SAMARITAN NERvIHE
Cured our child Of ts after given up 70 de By our
family Py.iS1n Z having Ws- STST ~ 70 q hour
SAMARITAN NERVINE
~ - GiIERT SISFIOS, ieoh,, ii.
sAMARIT.NN NERVINE
Cured my son Of htS, after spending g 90 with other
doctors, ], W. THOENroN, CAlboFn AlIE.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
Cared me permanently Of eptrEte hts Of stubborn
Character. RET. wv. MARTIN, MechAnicTtOWn, AID.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my ton Of dts after having had 80 In eighteen
months, Mas. E. FOnEi. West PotSdan, y. Y,
BAMARITAN NERvINE
Cured me Of epilepsy q nine ysS!.' standing.
Miss oELESA MAEsn4Ll-
CRANKY. Newton Co.. No.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Has Permanently cured me o. spllepgy Of many years
SAMARITAN SER.vINE
Cured me Of bronchitis, alihTl and general debility.
OLIVER MYERS, lroltOn, Ohio.
SAMARITAN NERVINR
Has cured me OF asthma; aIo tcrOfula Of many years
standing. ISAAC JEWELL. CoyinEtoH, RY,
SAMARITAN NERvINE
Cured me OF IT'S Have been we'll for over four YearI
cuAELEI 3. Curtis, Osaka Douglass Co.. Mlnn.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured friend Of mine who had dyspepsia very badly
AlchAELo CoNNoE. kdEEaT, Pa
GAMARITAN HERVINE
Hii permanently cured me OF epIleplic iiG
DAVID TRENlLT, Deb MolncA Iowa,
cu,.,u, s "a. I, al1,.5S NERyINE
HENRY CLARK FAlfneld, Mich,
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my wife OF = nervous disease Of The head,
T. GRAHAM, Eorih HOpt, IA,
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my son OF ats, He has not had a az for about
four yeaEI JoHN DAVIS,
WOODBURY. MRe0uptn Co., Ill
SAMApTnlN NEDUTNE
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SUNDAY st'p' JOS. K1ncH,
nAl Superintendent
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-s1T mn DRUGGISTS, and by
Styy ! : "a, Bfiis. Corner Wheeling.
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DR. JI: ], +. SMITH,
ImnaIE PROOF

ya,-s, AMI Liver D.getes and Rheumatism
ars,,,I T,Eib!y.- Nothing seemed To helP me-
e0Au w s'''''' ZElr PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". Va.
r.,-1 pETrrs Ut Noe Impaired Voice. Sui.
49, i,sgif. ,,.eu' tr!i.ag lAiled 70 help me,
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Vim ale GFoor. aA.u ST.. Whep.iHr, ". Va.
rltfI 0ts u KrCium, PyOlApsuj and PilcA-
"a, ..,pn ~ "a die AMI ni'u0Gnce,i incuhe!e.
Or. Eallh eEied NE without kniia.
~ s'-'''' WASHINGTON DELASY,
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gSs S%IiTT 1iILN'TIIER REM,

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Morris tribune., 1882-11-09
A MilliOnaice'S Early STRUGGLES

How ,ex Governor Morgan of New
York began life lis thus related by him
self: II was seventeen years old, and was
living at Washington, Berkshire county
the ga he county in which Williams
college is located. One fine moonlight
night in winter my uncle drove up from
Hartford, and proposed that should 90
to work for him. He had wholesale
and retail grocery business
wholesale-and the idea pleased me.
The result was went. The first year
he was to give me board and $40, the sec
ond year $50, and the fourth year $I0O.
l hadn't been there long before / found
the work was pretty hard; for was the
only clerk, and thought the pay too
small. spoke to uncle about it, and he
said if would stay he would do better
by me than he had originally agreed.
He said he had already told his wife he
intended to do better by me. decided
to stay, and at the end of the year I
found l had drawn $50. He told me to
balance my account and call it square.
was disappointed, for 1 expected more.
tie wanted to know what proposed to
DO, and said l would stay the second
year for 500. He said this was too
much, that he would give me S75. I OBJ
jected, but he finally told me if would
remain, that the next year he would take
me into partnership and give me one
third the profits. accepted the offer,
and the next year, when was partner,
at 20 years ofage, the profits were Sc 900,
and my share $1,000"
Morris tribune., 1882-11-09
Martyrs Of a Fashion.

From the New York Mail and Express.
Areporter for the Mail and Expresses
cerlained lately that fully half mil
lion birds are imported in this country
in single month for the purpose of
using their feathers to decorate the hats
which on the heads of women seem to
the unsophisticated eye the chief charm
of the costume. There are about half
dozen firms in the city whose average
import of birds is q million a year. A
well-known importer of feathers said
this morning that the great popularity
of birds breasts for decorating ladies'
hats and bonnets has made the feather
business one of the most profitable in
the country. "We can purchase" said
he, "the feathers of the most beautiful
birds in South Europe for prices which
to you would seem ridiculous. The only
expense we have are the custom house
duties, which are very small. The
amounts We receive for a feather range
from two cents to fifty dollars, and for
breasts and wings the same. They come
to us in cases and are packed in salt.
eyes, there is a fashion in feathers
as well as fashion of feathers. A few
years ago the long ostrich plumes were
at a premium and sold for almost fabu-
lous prices: now they are comparatively
cheap, although an exceptionally fine
feather will always bring its value.
Fashion nov prescribes multitude of
small feathers, giving the effect in trim
ming OF the entire plumage. 1t is thus
that we utilize the skins. The South
American humming-bird, than which
there is nothing more beautiful on earth,
us from S. to $40. Besides these there
are the toucans, the aracaris, thrushes,
ravens, wrens, larks, alectors, curassows
and bluebirds. They are all killed for
the same purpose-that of adjoining
women. In South and Central America
the birds are usually shot by the natives
and are purchased by our agents. In
this case we are compelled to prepare
them for the market ourselves.
1.-THE manner in which we make them
marketable is very peculiar-too peculiar
in fact for you to publish, because it is
the secret Of our trade We are more
careful in dressing the American birds
than they are in Europe, and in conse-
quence there is some difference in price.
ASouth American humming bird dressed
in Jersey City is more valuable than
pheasant from Algiers. In this city we
employ women to do all the work attend
ing the dressing for market. 1t is some
times with considerable difficulty that we
can get sufficient number OF girls to do
the work, for it is not particularly sweet.
1t requires also very delicate sense of
feeling to fay them. The flesh and skin
are SO close together in male bird that
sometimes the most expert taxidermist
destroys really valuable specimen by
not paying the proper attention to the
strength of the skins resistance.
Then there is also the cleaning of the
feathers. As we get the birds they are
very often cloIted with blood that has
dried upon their plumage after they
have been killed. 1t requires the great
Morris tribune., 1882-11-09
New P8tents Issued,

The following list of patents was ISSUED
last Monday from the patent office in Wash.
ington Bmis, J. W., 'Naupun, Wis, dump
ing car; Bullock, ]. P. and J. F. Appleby,
Beleit, Wis, grain adjuster for harvester
binders; Chahin, F:'B., Detroit, and J. w
Mercer, CandorS, Mimi, creamer; Cherrie, J.
G., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, can for transporting
milk; Duke ]. c., 'Ottumwa, Iowa. insect
screen; Harrison, r. N, Faribault, assigner
to A. W. Henkle, Minneapolis, T. Palmer,
Faribault, Mimi, and T. J. Curtis, Lincoln,
Neb., egg beater (reissue); Haven, N. A,
Lime springs, Iowa, fence post: Lo ,elace, w.
A West Depere, Wis, charcoal kiln; Miller,
C. D., assignor of three-fourths to T. G. Or
wig and H. s. Butler Des Moines, seal lock;
Miller, +. W., Green Bay, Wis, gas burner;
Morgan, w. s., Evansville, Wis, bench
mortising machire;> Nelson, A, Rushtord,
Mimi, lamp; Petrie, A. j., Melrose, Mimi,
self loading cart; Robins N, John, Ottumwa,
sulky; Shettild, ]. A, Boaz, Wis, egg tester;
Taylor D. j., Grinnell, Iowa, dress chart;
Varney, w. L., and w. H. Howard, Wau-
pun, Wis, guide for the manufacture of
shoes or boots; Wheeler, Betsy F., North
Wauwatosa, Wis. dish washing machine;
Wilson, James A., 'Marengo, Iowa, hay
stacker; Woodham, A. F.. Minneapolis, ice
velocipede.
Morris tribune., 1882-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

A sensation was caused at Toronto Can,
in financial circles when it became known
that the Dominion bank had allowed its di-
rectors to overborrow and that the Federal
bank had been lending large sums of money
on bank stock securities, which is illegal
The stock of both banks mentioned which
was unusually high about two weeks ago,
has been gradually declining since the di-
rectors of the Dominion bank in their priv
ate capacity, borrowed from themselves as
directors more than the whole capital OF the
bank. The capital is 81, 5an 000tt and the
amount for which the directrsr~ were liable
was s., 1876, 600. In September the amount
of the paper on which there were directors
names had been reduced some $500, 900,
making the amount OF their Indebtedness
little more than the whole of the capital.
BY the charter OF the banks the directors are
not permitted to have their names on more
than one-tenth of the paper discounted.
Trevlyn, secretary for Ireland, in replying
to Mr. Sexton, said that the reports of dis
tress and of eminent danger of famine in the
= west of Ireland were greotly exaggerated
He had communicated with the Irish local
government board, who said that they had
no reason to apprehend any distress and had
heard nothing of it from inspectors; that
the government had ordered Inspector Price
to dispatch boat to the relief of the inhab-
itants of Tory island, taking provisions for
distribution.
AT the Wicklow session an ejectment writ
was granted at the suit of Par1aell against
three tenants named Ehbs, Kavanaugh and
Brennan, for non-payment of rent. The
farms they occupy are on the Avondale estate
of 'Parneil, and they owe four years, rent
amounting to f179 sterling. A decree for
the amount was granted.
The London Times in an editorialsays it
believes compromise has been offered or is
about to be offered to British government
the purport of which is that Arab Pasha be
allowed to extricate himself and live in oxile.
The proposal, However, is unacceptable.
The Paris Golos says that Prince Napoleon
will shortly issue manifesto addressed to
thescitizens of France and treating at some
length the social questions of the day.
Boehm' fine statue of Carlisle was unveiled
n London recently in the presence of his
most intimate fir ends. Prof Tynfall de-
GVere6 an address.