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Nay meNn "Poisor ed with Potash" This |, Tho
VI case with Hundreds who have been unNisa
enough to Take SartapaIillas Potash nixtures etc
until digestion II slmoat fatally imp.ired. ewIi.s
specific va vegetable semedy, and iet,oes the sys.
these poisonR, 80 - -
II was uasrng with Blood Poison, and trestet
several mouths With Mercury and Potaah only 10
make me- wore. Toe rotssh took away nv anne
tie and gave me dyspepsia. and bolh gtre me
rheumatism then took Sasssparillaa 81, An
these sAEsaparila mixtures have Potash In them,
his made mo still worse, M 1t dove the poison
farther Into my ayttem 4 friend insisted should
take swtiss specific and II cured nc OF The eIofd
Poison, drove tho Mercury and retash out 81 my
systc-i, and to-day | AIN IS well ai ever waaW.
1t} GEO. o, WELLaAN, Jh, Salem Msss
John A. smith. tho largest merchant In 6aInes.
Vile, Ca, says: ~ tIeted ior yeaIs from The en-.
bfned effects OF Ery,tprln aud Eczema, contin-
ued to grow wore under medical treatment and
by taking medicine containing Potash. 8. 8, 8.
cured re thoroughly and nb'oIUtcly. Ny appetite.
strength and flesh returned AZ scured with i'll
Treastse on Blood and skin Disec,es mailed free
-.ISs THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
New York ONCE, 1h9 ". sd street, BETWEEN s,h
and 'th Avenues. Philadelphia once, 1905 Chap
line street. r." ls'-. Boz -.ll'1 - ia
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defendant should no. be attached 10, pab.
l!ahtnH libel on the court In newapaper

defendant should no. be attached 10, pab.
!;shinR libel on the court In 4 newspaper,
that the respondent ID his answer disclaim1
any intention to commit or express a con.
tempt for the court The meaning And in.
TENT OF the defendant muat be determined
oy lair Interpretation OF tho Language
used by him In the libelous article. = =,
HAs q further excuse he says that tho
court announced at tho time tho alternative
WIT 'Rsued In the mandamus case, that The
respondent must DO ready 10 proceed with
the case on tho return day and direct.
Cd the clerk to 81 inform the defendant.
and that he did not, 1t tho time the articls
vas published, know that the law reouircd
me assessors books 10 DO returned 6eiore
tne h'ss OF July. He must have known
when the article was published that the
court had given the respondent slx DAYS
ior preparation alter the return dsy of the
VIII Z he says the court did no, announce
Ito reason for the necessity Of having tho
case decided with dispatch. Tbia nj sbous
how ready tho defendant was to do ths
court injustice. Did he have Tho proper
respect for the court, he would suppose
they bad: good reasons Tor their judicial
action, and It Is not necessary at ali times
10. give them. ',s' .-NN
There Is nothing In said Ha,.'s ansver
10 palliate bis otIsnse, but tits aggravated
instead. This 10 case in which The Court
would be justified In both fining and i'm.
prisoning y. B. Hart. The contempt ia OF
the most aggravated character. Tho books
iatf to show one that Is any more 30, But
q naiorisy OF the Court Is OF opinion that
she ends Of public Justice will be attained
n this case BY the imposition Of fine.
for more than century 90 far as know
IN Virginia but one Gaze Of constructive
contempsIia lound In the reports, and none
~ this State until now. And It is sincerely |
hoped that another centennial will arrive
before the necessity again presents itself. !
As this Is the first case OF this character IN !
Ibis State we dislike to be seyere. We
would gladly discharge tho rule II We conld. !
y never would have issued had We dared
consult our feelings in the matter, Itis
ne unanimous opinion Of the Court that
N attachment Issue agains. John Frew and
y. y. Hart, returnable forthwith. 1.',,70
From the portion Of this opinion relative
Q the proper penalty TO be asseesed.
'udge Green dissented, and read an opin.
on in which be announced that in his
Judgment the defendants should be imprls.
med, and that the counsel for the defend.
ms had also committed contempt in
lsee'ng IN the ansT statements which
hey must have known to be false and be
hopght counsel should also have been
'unished for contempt.1 -
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we haven'theard yet" said the editor,
locking up from bis shears and paste.
But didn't come to inquire how the Sal
iivan.Mitchelf tisht came out" was the re-
sponse, as the weary Something sat down
On waste basket. "Well, what ia the
world are you, then 2" "Me? oh, I'm
only q poor, tired out solicitude, and I
have eensittink up nights with a Boston
independent watching the Democraes-
Trey telegram, ~ =, ]. NJ - 111~'.J.j
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Patent Afuicirss.

Asa rule. have The reputation Of lmpcsIp,
on .he cIednllty Of the public In the shsos q
s.or9ius concoesed advertisements, and other
devices 10 catch the eye OF thtse who ara 81 u.
ssing: But We desire to say that swirl,
Speeihs 3. y. u 10 = decided exception to
ths rule tbs remedy 10 manufactured In
AIanta, e.; and In cur treatise on Blood
ano skin dissales We give the endosssme rt al
many Of ne prominent people Of our civ and
atats. !; IN irue We ara spending . lsyzs
amount Ia advertising. for wo think Il orr
Guy TO humanity 70 do 30. The woudssiul
alone, would make Il our duty 10 have 4
known 70 every sufferer Ia tbs wotid. va
have medical cttices for freq Conf uits,ion Al
No. l6o ". Twsnty.tbi,d .neet N. y, Is0s
Snsssnns street, Philstslphis, and .. tho
Tres. = -s'1,7'-'- A"''so
TRK swirr srrc1r.o Co, Drawer 5, Atlantis.
"a y; l5s ". 2si g., N. Y, and 1905 Chestnrs
L.
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"MESs sana in coporo eauo:" "A sopnd
mind IN sound body" Is the trade mar al
Aliens Brain Food, and We ASSURE our Rad.
ert that, IL dissati.fsd with either weatnes,
OF brain or bodily powers, this remedy viii
permanently strengthen both. Sat
drusgista OF By mail from J. II, Alien. sib
Fint avenue, New York City. rrhsIx
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For twenty I've years I have been severely
an cited with Hay Fever. While was So:
lsring intensely ! was induced, through Nj
Ticheuor's testimonial, to try Ely's Cream
Balm. The effect was marvellous, 1t ena
b!ed me 70 perform my pastoral duties with
out the sliShteat Inconvenience, and have
escaped o return attack. pronounce Eiy'I
Cream Balm cure for Hay fsver.-WM. T
CARR, Psesbysezaa Pastor, Elizabeth, n. J.
Notali q1id nor snuh. 7ra:4v
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Tho Moral Lecture.

MIR. Frew and Mr.. Hart being in Court.
Judge johnson said: Yeu, John Frsv
and Q. B: Hart, are before this Court under
an attachment Tor contempt In conse.
quenca Of an article relating TO cause in
this Court, ind published in a newansner
OF which you and A. W. Campbell are ,ho
publishers, and you, @. B. Hart, are the
editor.in.chicf. r.,r-.T-' ~
In the opinion delivered by this Court
We have said all that we desire to say in
regard to the character Of the publication
and the injury which such publications
tend TO cause to the administration Of
Justice, 1t was there held that your answer
showed no reason why an a.tschuent
should not issue. 1tnow only remains to
impose on You penalty Tor the ofIense.
It Is in the power Of this Court to punish
IN this summary way such constructive
contemp:s as tina. Of which you have been
found guilty, both by Sue and jmpriaon.
ment. We have no desire 10 infict a
severe penalty. Our object will be accom-.
plished II we show to you that the Law will
not tolerate publications the direct ten
oency OF which ia to degrade, Influence and
oostruct courts In their administration Of
justice. 80. - '''> ''e'. y
We are not unmindful OF the fact that
you, John Frew, did not know that auch
editorial article was to be published until
alter Its publication, and will therefore in.
tict upon you nominal fine, "
But With you, @. B. Hart, the case il diff.
ierent, because in your answer, while adj.
uniting thatyou were the Chief editor Of
the paper and inserted said editorial there.
in, you attempt TO justify yourself in a
manner which aggravates your ofense, and
We sinai! impose upon you as moderate q
line as the circumstances will allow, as va
cannot believe that you will in The future
commit q similar offsrse. 10
You, John Frew, are adjudged to nav a
hne OF SIS, and you, Q. 3. Hart, are ad.
judged to pay a fine Of $500, into the treas.
ury Of the State. You are also adiudped
to pay the costs Of this proceeding, The
lines will be paid to the clerk Of this court,
who Is directed Immediately to nav the
came into the treasury OF this Safe, and
procure the receipt OF the proper officer
therefor, which be shall file with the ps.
peIs In this case. The Sheriff will hold
the respondents in his custody until the
tines and costs are paid 10 the clerk. :. :,
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e7nuSzs Genuine Wax Soap will not colo,
the clothes yellowish. m ,.},r ialIIl0 Nm =

"LooE here, waiter |" cried Crimson.
besk, who was stopping for few days at
Coney lsland this haul Is no! so good
as what got here last GUNNER !" ~ dom.
see VIII" replied the waiter in come sur.
prise; sits the same ham, sisw Grim.
sonbeak leaves without partakiug, and
wondering why he didn't think Of that be-
FORE Honkers Sldbsman. - l5r-Il mana,
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rresuss on Blood and Skin disease, mailed
Tho Tos,im ony Of n phy,ici.n.

James Bsschsr, N. D., OF sigousney, lows,
says: "For several yesrs have been u,inr
Cough Baisam called Or. VIM. Halls Eai.
sam iot tho Lungs, aud In a!nost evsry caas
throughout my Psaa!sce have had entire
succtas, have used and prescribed hun.
ateas Of bottles since tho days Of my army
pp;,.,M t!soal when was surgeon Of Hos
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ALMOST every person, has some form Of
scroinlons poison latent In bis veins. Whea
this develops In scrofulous sores, ulcers or
eruptions, or takes the form OF rheumat isn,
Or organic diseases, the suffering that ensues
gratitude Of those who discover, a. thousands
yearly do. that Ayers sarsaparilla will thor.
onghiy eradicate this evil from the system.
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By using Dr.. Frsziers Throat and LIMO
Ralsam-ths only sn.e curs for Cousns
Colds, Hosrseness and Sore Throat and All
diseassa Of the t5rost and lun:s. Do moi
neglect Cough. It may prove fatal. scores
ard hundreds Of gratsful peopls owe tbeir
lives to Dr.. Frszier's Throat ard Lung 1sf.
sam, and 10 family will ever be without Il
after once Using it, md discovering it, mar.
yelous power. It is put up in LARGE family
bottles and sold for the small price so oants
Cleveland, Ohio. " Np ~
BY druggists. - g - -'N1 4'1 'a''
Wholesale Agents: LoaAs & Co., Wheeling.
N y; Vs. aud J. Q. Dent t Co., Bridgeport
NA' AGA ~ pAV
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A MERclFUL man Ia me,ciiuI to bis beast.
A Quincy man refused to vacate his
premises OF the command OF bis unfeelIrv
landlord on The ground that he had seyersl
setting hens and he hadn't the heart to dis.
turb them. lF-T~1-. ~ NAS'
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VAT? You have never been in France,
Aess! Zen 'ow are you arrived at 60 veil
speaking ze French ?" "Oh. we'll, Mon.
sleur at school, you know, the girl who
sat next to me at dinner used to eat nv fat.
and l used TO do hcr French exercises for
hel; 50 1got lois oil practice !"
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AVON pills.-Bs.ng largely composed Of
mercury, they eventually ruin the stomach.
but ALIENS Bilious physic, vegetable nit.
ture, acts quickly, aud etitctuatly cures. Is
cenn. Al all druggials. -g7t TrtAF
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NEVER speculate with your own money,
my BOD, or very soon you may have no
money with which to speculate. Don't be
selfish. Giyeyour friends money the frss
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YALE Offer

The Voltaic Bel. Company. Marshall, Mich,
offer to ssnd Dr.. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Az.
pliances on trial, for thirty days, to men
young or old, afflicted With nervous debility
loet vitality. ard kindred troubles, =
See advertisement In this Paper. 7rhs4E
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EAoRrs Little Cathar.io Pills arc sniff.
eiea!ly powerful Tor the most robust. vel ina
sa'est ior children and weak coustitu.iops-
~ 'onu' Tyhs4N
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SECOND DAY COURT,

Abfe Argumentso OF nr. Hubbard aud mr.,
rs Hutchinson ont tho Law Points.
On Monday, June %. the court ga. to
hear argument and was addressed by
Meesrs. Hutchinson and Hubbard,
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Mothers,

II you are failing; broken. worn ont ard
nervo1s: use Wells Health Renswer." 81.
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the Want" Soap is the biggest OF all, III.
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PlieAg p,t-.st ss,s,,s

~ = 31oSS u EIIGNIgI
n, sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured tho vorat cas-, ~
twenty years. staadlng. No one need suf,sr
i've minutes after using William's Indian
File Ointment It abso.bs tumors, sllavs
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant rsI.sf
Prepared only for Piles, itching OF ths private
parts, nothing else. Sold BY druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price, 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., PROPS,
,,. Cleveland, Ohio.
>, Wholsals Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling
y. Va, and J. G. DEsT & Co., Bridgeport
onAo' DAW
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Don't Die in thu Housa

"Rongh on Rats clears ont rats, mice,
reaches oet.bugs: hiss, ants, moles, chip.
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best five cent bars, ~ ~ -
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= ----- : go s'<.! vi Z !VP 20
!; Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN 4 Co., Wheeling,
y, Va, and ]. @ Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohlo. sl5 B6v
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TIT Want Soap il thu bigg>at OF all, tho
best Ave cent bars, = 80 ~ =
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Dr.. Frazier. Koo, u,,,. ".

srnuNzs Genuine Wax Boap will not color
the clothes yellowish. - n ''''
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i.I Torpid Liycr. ~ 4
Night sTsat., 1eye,' shils, m.l.ria, dyspep
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The UplniOp,

We are well awsre that The trust repcsed
in US to protect the peoples court from
degradation, is delicate as we'll as sacred.
The power claimed, it is eaid, Is arbitrary
and liable to ao1se. That is no reason
Why the power should not EXIT and be re-.
posed somewhere, and the few cares in
which it has been used in q century shows
it is not unBais'in the hRnds Of the courts
1t is we'll established by the authorities
that the power ia inherent in courts Of
justice to punish constructive as well as
direct contempta, and In this country,
where the courts are in the divisions OF
power by the Constitutions Of the several
States, constituted separate and distinct
department Of government, clothed with
jurisdiction and not expressly limited BY
the Constitution in their powers 10 punish
for contempt, the inherent power that ia
thus necessarily granted them cannot be
taken away by the legislative department
Of the Government. Courts will
tolerate the regulation Of the power 80 tha.
the Legislature does not by euch regula.
ton virtually destroy the efficiency Of the
Court. It mus: have j1st enough power
and will exercise it for lis Own protection
and 1t wants aud demands no more. Ant
OF the question whether the Legislature IL
its regulation has left suficien
power ior the purpose, the cour
which 4 Is called 10 exercise i
must be the exclusive judge, unless IL
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sTEuNz'a Genuine Wax Soap will no. color
the tlestes ve''owfsh. Wv,
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TIRE CASE DECIDED,
Indigo johnson b cIiysrs a Lengthy OpIn.
Ion and Judge Green Plnex for Prison.
ThstollowiDg 10 the syllabus and abstrac!
OF the opinion as delivered by Judge John.


Thsfollowipg 10 the syllabus and abstrac
Of the opinion as delivered by Judge John
SOB: -
7-iz.-' 49, Syllabus. ~ Il.
First-When q contempt is not commit
ted in open court the usual course is It
ieaue rule TO show cause why al attach
ment should not ir1ue, though the attach
| mput sometimes issues in the frat instance
Ssc6nd-Such' rule is usually baaed, il
! CAGES OF constructive contempt, on an atti
davit or other sworn statement OF the fact
constituting the alleged contempt, but this
is not always essential. The Court may Oh
ita own information or on the unsworr
statement OF member Of the bar, in caaes
where the facts are clear and unmistakable
such as contemptuous publications in 6
newspaper. " 7l-A q,
Third-When the rule has Issued on an
unBworn statement OF counsel, though II
may be defective ia form or substance, yei
II the defendant appears and answers, ad.
hitting facts sufficient to constitute ,he
ofsnsa alleged against him, the Cont will
not re2art objections to the proceedings 10,
the want oil an affidavit or sworn statement
or on sccount Of defects in the rnle, though
the objection is made in his answer. ~,
Fourth-The Supreme Court OF Appeals
Of this State has the constitutional power
to punish as for contempt the publication
OF libel on the court or the judges there.
Of, acting in their judicial capacity, made
during the term OF the court, with refer.
erence to a'c.ss then pending and unde.
cided. &.E}. 4.
Fifth-This power to aummarily punish
contempt il inherent in all constitutional
courts, springing into existence upon their
creation, as necessary incident 10 the az.
ercise Of the powers conferred upon them,
and applies es well 10 constructive as d.
rect contempta. Tt9e t=1=s 8,1,,l
six,h-The &C! OF The Virginia Leeisls-
ture Of 1881, in reference to punishment for
contempt o! court, which has been banded
down through successive codes, aud is now
found in Chapter 147 OF the Ac;B Of this
State, was not intended and does not %.
ply to the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Seventh-ln this State the power Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals to punish sum.
marily both direct and constructive con-
tempta is the came az it existed at common
law. ~. ~
3 Eighth-A publication in newspaper
in the city where the Supreme Court Of
Appeals ID sitting, with reference TO case
then pending and undetermined, charging
three Of the four Judges Of the Court with
attending political caucus more than a year
before, and advising the action out Of
which the case arose, and promiaing the
caucus 10 hold its action legal and proper,
aud charging the Court with agreeing to de-,
eide tho case before an approaching politi.
cal convention, for political purpoafs, is .
contempt Of said Court which it may sum-
marily punish. n fsz.i..i.,9 5,ss, '-pag-t
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DR. TRAx1KR's MAGIC o1sruxsr
The greatest blessing that has been dIscoy.
cred In this generation. Asure cure Tor BoiIs.
Burns. Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore MID
pies, Hard and Bott Corns, Chapped Lips snd
Hands Pinples cnd Blotches. Prtcs 500.
Sold by Druggists. - ! - - :
ads4fr' FRiyrrp Npn,c-vrt ~ p..,.--I.N'
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DR.. Frazier's Root Hltters.
frazicr'e Root Bit.ers are not dram shop
beverage: but are strictly medicinal in every
ssnss. They act strongly upon the Liver aud
kldneye, Keep thu bowels open aud regular,
cleanse ne blood and system Of every impu.
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me, or Il they knew me, did
not recognize me. a On the occasion
have mentioned these gentlemen
con;yereed earneatly about the political ait
na.ion In this State, their iayorite candi.
cafes ior different tlliceu and the chances
o. such candidates for success. both Of
mem spoke warmly In favor OF Joseph a,
Miller, now State Auditor, a. a candidate
ior the Democratic nomination for Gov.
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W. P. HunsARD,
JSo. A. HUTCHINSON, 2
Attorneys for Respondent.

Attorneys Tor Respondent.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio county, towil:
9. B. Hart, tho respondent named in the
foregoing answer, being duly sworn says,
that the facts and allegations therein con.
tanned are true, except go far as they are
therein stated to be upon information, and
that so far as they are therein stated to be
npon Information he believes them to be
true. 2j.ly g O. B. HART. :.
Taken, sworn and subscribed before me
this 2s:h day OF Jane, 1884: - 50. Is i, z.
f5g. eaS J.R. CowDzN,
Notary Pablo in and fos Ohio county,
West Virginia. lsFS rtla l'6ei IIi ~ VIZ
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BENCH AND. PRESS.
Continued {ross Efrfs. Paae.

lished In the Wheeling INTELLloKNcIR q
June 18th, 1884, could be construed as o
contempt oil this Court, that publication In
the dreenbiier Independent was likewise
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1t will not be accepted as reason for dis.
charging q rule to Bhow cause why the
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Wherefore this respondent respectfully
submits that the said rule against him to
show cause why be should not be attached
fer contempt should be discharged. q.
& s-E ~ a. O. B, HART,
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New York ONCE, 1h9 ". sd street, betvten 6th
and 7th AVENUES. Philadelphia ONCE, 1876 Chap.