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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17

The great storm which the Cana
dian weather prophet Wlggins pre-
dloted with 80 much confidence would
occur on Fr.d y OF last week falling
TO pot Ia an appearance, the propb- j.
et in reply TO the inquiry as to how
he came to be 80 badly left by the
weather, replied
i will tell you iu lev words.
The astrononlcal day begins at noon
on the meridian OF London, and our
day begins at IL at night. over.
looked this fact, 80 that tho side OF
the earth presented to the planetary
force was the opposite o that when
| gave. | did not notice ray mistake
until THIS evening, 70 the storm iell
on the Pacific instead oil the Allan
tic ] made a roildr mistake before
with tue storm oil ltst October waich
was 90 heavy on the Philippine l.
ltnds, but corrected ~, having DIS
covered ny mistake ia time. Tbs
IL the first storm prediction | ever
made that did not take place. We
will get the tail end OF the storm ysl.
IL will strike heavily on the east
coast Of Ar ca, but Will be pretty
we'll expanded b. The time 10 crosses
the Atlantic.
i am the onl J meteorological whom
the world has ever produced that the
pubic hold 20 4 sIngs day Tor toe
iulillmsnt oil predictions. They e1-
pect mv storm TO be over The whole
hem sphere at the same moment aud
seem ready to condemn one single
failure, treating zoe not ss human Dut
az divine. based my predictions
on Astronomical effects, aud through
tue error / referred to have mlscalop-
Iated the result. However, what D.
my loss is the worlds gain. Tns
failure OF tbi3sto rem ,vss world
OF responsibility from my mind, lor
{, be storm | pred.ctsd for MArcB has
hung over me like nightmare on
account Of the terror that II has
struck in the pubic mind through
oat the woli ss instanced by that
pile Of letters have received, and
# th,s storm uad happened huudreds
anticipating the Marcn storm wJuli
have DecOms insane through Tear OF
ITS resutA
He added that 'as ldi 80 publish
ing letters ia the newspapers goes
be would retire ron the 6sld as a
westhor prophet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
TAXATION REFORM.

The Repubhcan. managers 10
Washingi on, says the New York
Sun, NEED not imagine that they can
deiude the people. rheir juggling
performances III the Houee OF Repre-
senta'ives will not deceive any man
who is worth deceIving,
The most important sutjsct to be
Jeslt with al the present session Of
Congress is The reduction o! taxation.
1t was The grest theme of the Pres
i!turs message. Tue press every =
where have dwell upon it, The peo-
pc demand it earnestly. L. is re-
{ rn which the patty in power can
not neglect or evade with safety to
themselves.
The Republicans are responsible
for the legislation OF this Congress.
They must be held 10 account both
for what IS done and for what is left
updone.
The internal revenue system should
be reformed 10 that there shall be no
tax on any article OF domestic pro-
duction except spirits. The tariff
should be reformed so that the rev.
eDue it yields Will equal the amount
TeOuiTed for an hOnest and eoono,oi
Cal administration OF the Govern.
ment. There is no difficulty what
ever, even at his late day, 10 psss-
ing bill H which will accomplish this
purpose. The Democrats will make
no opposition TO such bills and if
the RePud leans fail to present them
and fail to cHiry them through, the
Republican party will have 10 eu-
swer for the fal'nrs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
BLIINE,S f'ORTHCOsIING q
NOOK


nook.
1t is announced au h)ii atively rat
Mr.. james G. Blaine ie engaged in
preparing work OF political histor y
under the title OF Twenty Years Of
Congress from Lincoln to Garfield.
A History Of National Legislation
from 1861 to 1881 This is not to
be III any sense work OF Ieminis-
cence, and Mr.. Blaine has told frends
with whom he has talked on the
subject that whenever it becomes
necessary to allude TO his own share
~ The events Of this period the slIu-
sion will be simply historical and not
personal. In other worde, whenever
the author appears in the book, it
will he as Mr.. Blaine, and not as
IT,
II is expected that The book will
make two octave volumes. There
will be An elaborate Introduction.
reviewing the causes which led to
the political revolutions OF 1860
The main work will probably be di-
vded into two parts; FIRST, The
eight yesls Of Lincoln's aud John
sons Standardization. dealing with
the war, emancipation and recon
stfuction second. the twelve years
OF Grants aud Hayes administrs-
tons. dealing .,WHh the Southern
State Governments. the wrongs upon
he ballot box, the Enforcement
scts. currency and railroad ques-
tions, the Alabsm Claims, snDexa-
ton, Civil Service Reforms, etc, etc.
IL is IN the preparation OF this book
that Mr.. Blaine, it is said, finds it.
necessary to reside in Washington,
where be can have access not only
to the vast stores OF documents in
the Congressional Library, but to
many original papers, eDly to be
found 10 the imprinted archives o.
The Government. Although 10 time
IS assigned for the pubica ion Of the
book, IT is understood that it's ap-
pesrance will be IN the near future.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17

rea reducing iH encs BIT ! was
reckoning without my bos'. AZ the
Chinese lady suffers. am toll. when
her feet bindiuPs are taken of and
as the ad- head baby how.s when
h,s head boards are removed. ~ for
4 while was it with me. I found
my SEP maulleslly better IN stsys. |
laughed at myself TO longer. was
too angry with myself TO laugh.
wouldss soon have conIemned ell mysell
to using orutohes all the time, as to
wearing always back Bat Tor my
one month OF folly | had to endure
three months OF discomfort. At the
end oil about thst time was my own
man again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
WINrS JHEW .tR,,LISHEp.

The Philadelphia Record does not
think that the State Normal Schools
ought to he continued, ss they are
wholly useless. The Normal Schools
are, IN fact, 1t says, simply acsde9
mics, nowhere or in a slug e iusts ce
superior TO private academies. But,
notwithstanding the large appro-
priahons TO them by ths State, they
in no respect excel private scsde-
mies, and are equally costly to the
students who attend them. o. what
benefit, then, is the State appropri-
alton, and what becomes OF it2 II
ia wholly swallowed up in extravs-
giant salaries TO the Normal 'Facul.
ties. who receive two, three and four
times az much IN salaries as other
teachers oil like grade and quslfics-
tions, or as the same persons cou d
obtain in any other schools or occu =
palions. How can members OF the
Legislature justify themselves in thus
wasting the peoples money ? Pri-
vste academies and seminaries would
produce the same number Of teach ere,
equally well, il not better qualified,
than these Normals do if the latter
were out OF the way and as they
would necessarily have TO depend
upon good character for success they
would be olrsful to give better in =
slructio and to preserve FAR better
morals than the Normsls do. Why,
then, does the State set up these pam
persd rivsls called Normal Schools
to oppose and destroy the Legitimate
academy and seminary maintained
only by real merit and private en-
terprise P
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
rHE WAY or TBB RANsGRessoK

Col Polk, the deisulting State
Treasurer Of Tennessee, has bad any
thing but happy lie since he start
ed to run aWsy. He adventures IN
Texas were very exciting, but they
came 10 a semewhat rldiculout con
cluslon when the lugstive State
Treasurer vac found by q sheriff
wandering helpIessly in thlcket,
torn with brers, and weakened By
fatigue and SOLDERING. Now that he
~ 10 Jail, be u toTmented with rheu.
mstism and neuralgia. II everybody
who ventures into the path OF trans.
greesion found 1t as thorny ss it has
proved 10 this csse, there would not
30 many defsul.srs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
TT0HT I1CISg.

Mr.. Richard a. Proctor, he we'll
known lecturer on astronomy. once
tried the experiment OF wearing cor
set, aud thus describes the reeult f.,
Wien the subject Of corset wearing
was under discussion 10 the pages OF
The Engii8h Mcchonic / was struck ,
he says, WIN the apparent weight
Of evidence 10 favor oil tight ldcing.
/ Was particularly struck by the
evidence Of some IS t. ils use 10 re-
duclDg corpulenoe. / vac corpulent.
J also was disposed, 80 am still. to
take an interest 10 scientific expert
meLts. l thought would give this
matter fair trial. 1 read al the 10.
structIons, carefully followed them,
and varied the time Of applying
pressure with that perfectly sua
bUsk' about which correspondents
we're 30 enthusiastic. ! was foolish
enough to Try the thing Tor a matter
Of tour weeks. Then Laughed At
mysel { as a hopeless idiot, and de-
termiued TO give up the attempt to
reduee by artificial means that su-
psrabundsnos Of fat on which only
starvation aud much exercise, or the
air Of Amer ca hss evtI had spv
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 the Creditors of BocAaer Fairfax, d

TO the Creditors of Buckner Fairfax, dc
ceased
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the County of Preston, made 10
'use therein pending. tO subject the
real estate of the said Buckner F,irfax, to
the payment Of his drbts, you are T, quir-
ed 10 present your cl4Ime against tue es
tate of the said Buckner Fairfax for adju
cation to Smith CIane, Commissioner, at
his flee 10 The SAID cOuu'y y, on or before
the 2Sth day of february next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this i6.h day Of } .nuary, 1888
l 20-6t SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
EVERY MAN HIS own LIFE PuE.
SERVER.

Every man his own life preser.
ver,' said visitor to the New Yoils
Sun office the other day as he came
IN harnessed with hesdSear a little
like that on a horse and little like
fragment o! Divers helmet. The.s
were glass goggles Tor the eyes, stop
pers tor the Dvse aud care, aud a pair
OF india rubber tubes closely con
nected, about foot long, at one end
OF which WAS moulh-pIece. All
these were fastened together, and
the whole weighed about ak ounces.
You see, said the inventor, 1t
can be put on ina fly. II is in
tended TO be used Ia escaping from
"A burning building. 1t 10 u well
known TACT that most persons losu
their lives at fires by strangul4tlou
from smoke. Unable TO breathe they
fsli down insensible, and are lost.
The two respiratory tabes 20 into
the bosom OF the dress, coat or vest,
and person wearing one can go
through the densest smoke. The
glass goggles preserve the eytslghi.
They can be carried to work or TO
the opera or theatre without incon-
venience. Hundreds W no have lost
their lives at fires IN the past year
might have escaped II they had car
ned ooe Of these.
As the inventor concluded he fold.
ed up hrs headgear aud suggested
thrt the apparatus would be useful
also In the city doring the dus'y
mooths OF NJ arch and April.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
COMMISSIONER s NOTICE.
Buckner Eeirfax's admir-. vs.. Buckner
Fairiax's heirs, ct. al, and Henry g.
Beatty. DC, VS.. Buckner Fairlax 5
admir-, OF al.
IN EQUITY.
IN EQUITY.

by a Joint order msde by the Circuit
Court OF Preston County In the State OF
West Virginia. in the aDOye mentioned
causes on tlIe 18th day Of Decem Der, 1892,
the report Of the undersigned, Commis-
sioner, being deemed incomplete. was
recOmmitted 20 him with instructions 70
report any other liens there may he up
on the real estate OF Buckner Fairfax,
deceased, as well as any other matter
ieened pertinent by tue Co nniissiOner.
or reque.ted bv the parties and espe F..
cialiv, to take further proof touching the
eT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
YoUNo's BnLE CoNo1RpANoE.
AN UNAne1poEp Drcrlor.rr.

The Tribune will send webster's Una
bridged Dictionary, or WORCESTER Ura-
bridged, to any one RENTING AZ for the
Dictionary and The weekly Tribune for 3
years. or Si7 for The Dictionary and the
seni-weeklY Tribune for years: $40 tor
the Dictionary and the Daily Tribune I
wear.
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FORCED 10 SEEK HOnEs Else

NhEHEs
The following remsrks from the
Morgantown New Dominion are a.
just and apply with so much force o
other counties iE the State besid es
MononRalIs, that we are led 70 re-
pro luce them
For many yesrs, says our esteemed
contemporary, the sturdy industri-
Gus fathers aud the gentle, virtuous
mothers Of this county have reared
their sons and daughters and then
delivered them up to 20 and build a
western town or hew out farm near
the line Of some new railroad. Mon
onGalia's sons are found IN every
State 10 the Union. They have been
driven from the homes Of their child
hood and the friends they loved 80
well, SIMPLY because there were no
opportunities Tor them At home. And
thus II will be until railroads con
nect us witb the woro. With these
great ciyiIzors to s,d ~, ae can not
on.Y keep our own people, but we
can have hundreds OF Others come
with their money snd brains 10 set
Tie among our hills aud add TO the
general prosperity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
REFOaE MiRRfsGE.

The sweetheart relations should be
guarded very carefully ,becuuse when
once formed there Is such glamour
upon tho eyes that they cannot see
things as they are. After marriage
1t Is too late. It is difficult thing
for the young lady TO believe that
the young man OF her choice has bad
habits. II any one has the frank
ness to tell her of them. she either
thinks thefe lie some mistake about
At, or that her informant is act uated
by malicious motives; or that her
betrothed will now lay them aside.
Some heroic msidens say; We'll,
will marry him despite his bad hab-
its. ! will marry HIM and reform
him. There may be few cases oil
reformation, but in nine cases out oil
ten the yonng man gces 20 the dogs
aud takes the devoted woman along
With him. II che had known at the
outset the sty'e OF man he was, che
woIld not have suffered her heart to
become inteIe,ted in him but af.
terwards she has not the moral
strength TO conquer her attachment.
--s--
Could SEE No RESEMBt1NCE.
Representative John T.. Kenns
tells coed story at his own expense
OF the days whan he was out on a
circuit practicirg law. In the hotel
ofa to@n where he was an entire
stranger, but where be was TO argue
a case next doy, an old gentleman
one o! a group of loungers in the
waiting -room-aocoste1 him with i:
is this Mr.. Kenna2 1t ia. wae
the reply. i knew your father well,
then said the Old man. lie was a
very handsome. bright. intelligent
looking man, and be was as bril lht
ard Intelligent as be looked. He
WAS a man OF talent, and there Was
none smarter or better looking in
this country. Then he added after
a careful gaze at the young lawyer ;
But IT ls strangei | cannot see in
you the slightest semblance to yeur
father.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
A PoRTRAIr on OAtylRtp.

The Tribune will send 70 its regular
readers portrait Of Garfield or one o
Mrs, Garfield, 22x2S inches in size, good
for Darlor or library. for 10 cents each: 10
those not subscribers, for 20 cents each.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17

At teachers meeting in Penn.
syiV"nIa the otbCr day Superb attend
ent Luckey, Of the Pits burgb pub
Iic schools, opposed the use Of the
spelling book. When a word stood
oy itseii II Was dead, be said when
put into sentences II had life; and
spelling book generally did more
harm than good. He ndlculed the
popular method OF teaching elocu-
ton and declared that pupils u.d
deliver the speeches Of Webster ,C4i-
houD and Gay finely, but wheI ask.
ed 10 read newspaper could not do
30 intelliRently. He advocates the
70 sding OF newspapers ia schoOe,and
stated that 10 the Pittsburgh public
schools tbs geography was only a
book Of reference, The daily papers
being the means by which geogrs-
ply was taught. Scholars thus as
socIated places aud events readily,
aud were not likely to forget, either.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17
-
HOM TINY IOIEII.

The prohibitory amend men to the
State constitution, which passed the
House by vote OF 40 To II, has been
defeated in the Senate; that is, the
bill ialled to receive the requisite
two thirds majority. The vote was
as follows Those voting Tor the
amendment were Messrs. Barbse.
Burgess, COburn, Dawson, Harvey,
Hays, Hostutler, Lobbsn, Maxwell,
McGrew, Roberts. Samples. Smith,
(of Maiion), Smith (oi Tsylor), and
Woodward.-l5i those voting against
the amendment were Messrs. ByIne,
Dawson, Floyd, Donehoo, Melvin,
Scott, Stolhngs, Vaumeter, McNeol,
Price and the President Farnsworth) }
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Our Office is opposite the u. 8. Patent
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time thsn those remote from Washington.
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man LICENSE nv CHICI0O.

Chicago is discussing the idea oil
high Iicenses Tor ba-rooms, too. The
arguments in lsvor of that policy
are substantially the same as those
advanced in several OF her Western
cities. Fiom seventy five TO ninety
per cent, Of all the crimes, cssuai-
ties, and pauperisn is traced direct.
iy to rum. SIXTY in Hundred OF
the inmates Of the city's penitentiary
are by Their own con ulesslon intem-
perate. Three fourths OF the work
OF The criminal courts and police is
caused by drink A 'calcu alton
made by the Lum bermen's Exchange
is that license lee OF not less than
$500 would decrease the number OF
bars by one-hslf, and yield money
enough to relieve taxpayers of near
ly all Of the costs OF iniemperance.
Other bodies, mercantile, religious,
aud phIlsntbropic, take tbs same
ground, and The outlook for the rum
sellers N rather dark.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-17

Every year The Tribune offers To sub.
scriDeis = few premium booHs OF marked
and standard merit. The terms are usu.
ally 80 arranged that either the paper or
the book is a gilt tn the subscriber.
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Commissioners Office, Kiugwood, w.
4

Commissioners Office, Kingwood, w.
Va, January is, 1888.
The parties 10 the above mentioned
causes, viz: John a. f. Martin, admin~
istratJr Oi Buckner Fairfax. deceased ,
James B. Fairfax, Isaac p. Martin, John
a. +. Martin. Gregg +. Vickery and
Charles II. Nickery, ber husband, Anne
Elizabeth Scott q Stanhopo NJ Scott her
husband, and Sarah R,FairfaX. children
and heirs 1t law Of BuCkner Fairfax de
ceased Henry g. Beatty, Joseph Jack
son, Jesse Spurgin. William G.. Brown,
Samuel Snider, Elijah Shafier, the Ma
tiOual Bank Of KingwoOd, Matthias r.
Stuck. Henry VI. Grimes, and Elisha
Miller, v ill take notice that shall. on
the 2sth day Of February next, at my
Office aforesaid, proceed TO execute the
above mentioned order Of reference.
SmIH CRANE, Com'r.
John Barton Payne, plTs counsel in
the cuusc first above men toned nd JAS
a. Brown, counsel in thsece ondauaned
cause.
1 20-4t
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ANECDorE or usrivE DoRE.

1t is related of Gustsve Dore that
many years ago, while on tour in
Switzerland. he happened to lose his
passport. Arriving at Lucerne, he
asked TO be allowed to speak to the
mayor, to whom he gave his name.
You say that you are M. Gustsve
Dore, replied the mayor, 'and / be-
live you. but he added producing a
pencil aud a piece of paper, you can
easily prove it, Dore looked around
him and perceived some women sell.
ing potatoes in the street. With a
few touches he cleverly reproduced
the homely scene, and, appendiug
his name TO his sketch. present ed it
to the mayor. Your passport is per-
iectly ia order rem ,rked the offoial
but you must allow me TO keep il "a
= souvenir, aud to offer you in re-
lurn one 10 the ordinary. lorm.'
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During the summer of 1882, ihe Irib-
une made the experiment of offering Rid
path y History OF the United States. The
book met with sn unexpected welcome.
The offer is continued one year. The
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present day, coming down To- the inau~
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