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ThoS. S'BricI
FOR SALE OR f;EwT.

A FARM or ABOUT ~ ACELs W.r.
~ Vaiercd and in good farming CUud ..Hr Ir...
IL q new Frame House on tn" Pie, ,uur.. .r. ....
room, kitchen sud cellar, aisO one ,l.. .-..-
house with Two ruOm.. foot stt'lng AHA .a...
sarv OF tbuildugs situated OF TIE ,..,E .-.f.
turrpiEe arout'a hal! mi.c 'E N I.... .,.
Terms easy. FOR further informal. 90 .... RED
address GtphHr 'hNth
Rrai E.taro Agent, Notary PUDicIui Ius ...'t.t
Peace, No. = Fourteenth - MAc ...E v IS
nuIsn
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ID hy Emmanuel Whiuucyer ant Nar.l . o..
size, tu the Un isIs!s ntd trl -i"' date" '.m .
Of January, 1875, aud reCo!:CI 10 'h. r.s' roe
OF the County uuIt Of ohio cpuuiy, Vs., '....
In Deed " ] ru.l Book No. :, 'oliD' 3 ...
will sell at public auction ut the tr.l. dos .. .
Court House Of said ohio county,
ON Wednesday. september 2r'h. lNs'.
lightning At 10 o'C"rs a.. "i '.i ..v. '
ius described real estate. IIt BIS Boo
leet ~ IT, front on Main street, 100 ,n. -. ...
wheeling OF he north side O.! To- ......' .t
nine OF No 90 in kof aud 'Aar'.u'' .' H.
"a rty, and OF tie Uuiur II with Of '"..s n.
the full depth OF said lot, VIZ. hc-...... o.
northwest corner OF The - Tot 'h" ',ua I..'. .H
corner t.,St of sali Main street o.. '.t b..
third street IiormeHy CI.H T.. ... '... .''
south along the stsI OF ',un' .-. u e.. '.H ...
feet: thence para lei with 30" ..si D. a'. .
Ird tire I TO the Inc Q. ,
said lot ihauCc north along .Ht ..H' .. ...' a 10y
10 the north ne I said lot. iA re-" 80 N.H'-
south I'm" OF raid Twenty tbIri s'l'.' 81"
nf be ginning, together ~ b all i1u ....F
theron ana the Fp uri"n1rr's EG.Hr-
! r. OF ~NiI.- bnD hrTt ar a. utu...
tn. pr.rt ha.c ruun,y as the purchaser ma .
lay e. ,ath ra the day ui sal" ant 'n" re
twurEa. rrIHal iEs'J,Imeuts, with int. To-.
the lay ul sale. Ia" purchaser Il give 8. '...
= roma, Guilty 10 be- approx Il 10y tn OIL.
aid deferred in.tallmeHls sni Interest ...
: lie 70 the property TO he rots ted U..l. ...
base moncy shall be rair T. full.
Selling as tTustee ! will convey surh .'.. 20
vested in ne hy said deed u uUst, tie .'..
ever, - believed 10 lee perfect.
JAVES p. ROGER.
II
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All the Essentials of Prima Donna.

Mrs Laura Moore, a t. Louis lady, has
10, only taken the first prize a. the Paris
Couservatorie for her spleadid alto voice,
but is being sued by her It. Louis husband
for a divorce. She thus starts out ulder
most auspjcioUs conditions for a great lyr-
cal ,ciumph.
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TOR SALE.

First Rate Hard Burnt Fire BrlA
For paving '.iesaIks, ,.r,ct. - d..r..a.. ..
warranted % gI,2d the Lost. Iniu.-rE
). h. HJ.a-,
:Eii Cha. pin. Sc.
o.. DAVE UuRR..iS Front -. .a
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POMONA ART GLASS,

/ HAVE JrST OPENED ANOTHER
.s.or,mcnt Of ,heucw "PouoyA' ART GLASS
WARE. Also the cele rated "ANrsElNA
aud OF FANCY Ines Some Of which arc
made here These goods are all rrSE and
uitable 70; TABLE OF rNRLoE use. Please
call aud see our general line Of fancy eoods,
as il is one OF our SrE,ALuEs.
Respectfully l. 6. DILLON.
$40 Jeweler.
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usw ApxsRTissm sKTs.
NyWELL RATED BU SIstSS HOUSE

HI in city or country, with banking iactlltie
Hwho may be baIrassed or desiIOus Of C0tainlni
tsmTo,sry accommot alton on their paper. ,an Sc
cure same by addressing Absolutely confident al
Boy o5lT New York se9eoitae
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E'Ol. S:,!,..

A TRACT or VALUABLE IhNU uy .i4n
IA line BiIl within IA" city IEl.',
CONTAINS IHIRrN-TWO ACRES.
The land lic, we'll, /, riCa aut ,.sily ..r....tl q
would make = good market s1ItyE uI ir'l, .l....f
4, sirab'r building lots
For price and terms Amply 70
MiilItH Ch!,H'
Administrator icG E,'l'a "i Ja.. ......
-. . f..s
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JANE9 7. EDUIT
WI. HALLE. Aurtioneer. o.

GAZE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATE -.'.h
= ~ one Desirable Lots In Daniel h.ar ..."
stea6 Tract.
IN pursuance o. decree o. the -Ipr".r. . p
h!I"als OF West Virginia entered 81. ta"t,..~
the CtIClt Court Of Ohio Co,utg, y. 80 ..
18th day OF July. 1855 IN the case Of -. .
and others against indiana Mc-w"ri' a.' n
the undersigned Special Commissioners w.. H.
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MEDIA PA ACADEMY its for Business or Col
wi lese special Drill! for Backward rOys. Single
or double rooms. all students board with PflIGi-
pM. sWI1EtS {. suOkILlDGE Harvard ALB
nj NJ AullaNgb
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To- CLERKS OF Circuit Courts, County Clerks,

To Clerks of Circuit Courts County Clerks,
sheriff., Commissioners of County Courts
aud Others.
ihr West Virginia pria;ius company have es,a5-
l..hed i BRANCH BOOK RINDERY aud JOB Of
E.cEa; Charleston Sauawha county, where they
$40 prepared 20 aos al, k!rds Of record books, deed
blk indexes, No. and execute all clas'e, OF priat-
irs. Work guaranteed Price, furnished upon APP
pr,a,ton. Address wasr yI,s.,>l, PE,SIIN" COM
r4>r. Charleston. ". Va
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

REOOEE COUNTY, w. VA,
VIII begin N. 18th session September IS. 1858. II
/, the most no,rd college oil state, having now
Giu Alumni. Il hls four College n"Tee Course: IGt
Classical the Scientific, The Ministerial and the
! aides Course. I he College is now about free OF
debt aid will make effort for enlargns It's en-
dovment and It's patronage. Examine It's claims
and .cnd up your and daughter. to II Tor coll e
drill. For further information apply 10 trot.
IL. Wooery for catalogues. or .....
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T OsT-BETwEEN THE POSTOFFICE AND
i McMechen', store a NO!d croS. IS reward.
leave at Walkers hat store. selOs
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DunW- FOR gkST WITH .mAY
Il ERir street
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NAUPIH'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

EIlICOTr CITY, MARYLAND.
Situation Healthy. instruction Thorough. Session
cpers scpt i. Circulars cent upon application.
..L.1 LNAIMAN " ALLlN. VI. A, PT.nriEAL
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TOR EI$T-TI|D USllEN .otIlJ
xHhsu mrl.ru "uI 80 MEN. o., o. ~ y
TIM GO OF Ct Jane Hy,e', Apply A.
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FOR RENT.

I>nR Efn1-A FRONT ROOF - .
4 s.uIy g.! hI.....Kw U.la.rg.
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.EUH EfNI-TGE' :. T&fI .l... Irrit
/ p. if-' Cha lin" street
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NOR sALE-A fIEsI-CLAss UJl!K.
L BA BCOCK drum cylinder Pda:.Eg ne, =
OF bed lSI8. VIII take on A. eight pss4 -
book form In good condition ApPyst'hs Ca
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! {. HRRyKT, iuCIiyHEeT.
] crf'i'y to-, bond la, 0r''
commissioners - IGTl!Tci b.
JOHr
aaZ.elii e..
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Satan'S Di1rv
FOa SAL,

Admission IS and 3 cents N.r,,. ...-.,
received seats, Sale Of seas sa'urcsy. : -.
5ih, ~ + ". BaUmtrs. OF. m
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12
The Opening of Public Lands,


1t is stated at the Land Office that un,
der the practice OF that office when TIT
public lands within a township are
opened to entry through the filing OF
| plats of survey there was q rush OF
spectators and land grabbers who of
ten succeeded IN securing the best lands
to the great injury of bona tide settlers.
Moreover, this class of persons were
able frequently to learn when the plats
OF the survey were to be received in
advance of the settlers, who were
thereby placed at a disadvantage. To
correct this abuse as far as possible,
the Commissioner of the Land Office
has issued the following instructions to
local land offices:
Hereafter when an approval plat of
the survey of any township is trans
mitted to you by the Surveyor General
yOu will not regard such plat as Off
cally received at and fled in your office
until the following regulations have
been complied with:
l. You will forthwith post a notice
in Il conspicuous place in your office,
specifying the township that has been
surveyed and stating that the plat or
survey will be nled IN your Office on a
day to be fixed by you and named in
the notice, which Shall not be less
thirty days from the date of such notice,
and that on and after such day you will
be prepared to receive applications for
the entry of lands in such townships.
2. You will also send copy of such
notice to the postoffices nearest the
land, and a copy to each clerk of a
court OF record in your district, with
request that the same be conspicuously
posted in their respective offices.
8. You will furnish the public press
in your district with copies of such
notice as matter of news.
4. You will give such further publ
city of the matter in answer to maui
ries (for which you will charge no fee),
and otherwise as you may be- able to do
without incuring advertising expenses.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12
strong at Eighty /.
New York Commercial Advertiser.

Mr.. David Dudley Field: My re-
cipe for selP-pres0Hvation is exercise.
am firm believer in exercise. will
tell you my mode of life. am very
temperate man, and have always been
so. | have taken care of myself, and
as have a good constitution suppose
that is the reason I am 80 well. You
must ask. the Almighty why / have
lived so long, and how long shall live.
am perfectly healthy and strong, and,
though have nominally retired from
the law, ] am busy as you see from
morning until night. Another reason !
am so well is that my mind has always
been occupied. ] am never idle; in
fact have no time to be i'll.
When / was young man | had
very severe headaches. In 1916 bought
horse, and | have not had headache
since. Every morning / arise at 6
o'clock. / have done SO for forty years.
take an ice-cold bath, dress myself,
jump on horse at o'clock, and ride
for an hour. / then breakfast and work
at my house until II o'clock, when |
walk downtown, distance of four
miles. / remain at my Office until 3
o'clock, then walk home, and dine at
6. At II sleep for an half hour after
tire between 10 and II o'clock. I have
done this for over forty years. / attri-
butte my hardihood to horsebackriding.
Have | ever taken drink No, sir,
never, excepta glass of claret st din
ner. Like Pere Hyacinthe, must have
my claret at dinner. Whisky, brandy,
or any liquid of that kind never
touch.
"My advice to young men is to get
eight hours sleep every night, and
drink only chocolate, coffee, and tea.
The young men of to-day are too fast.
The candle can not burn at both ends
and last long. have never smoked to-
bacco in any shape and never will. Do
as have done, and You will be strong
at 80 and probably at 60"
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12
King Cotton.
D6morest,s Mopthly ion Noyember.

Demorests Monthly for November.
| Before the Civil War cotton was re-
garded as our most important national
agricultural product. So large a por-
ton of 1T was exported that in great
part it paid for our imports of mer-
chandise, hence it was said that cotton
was king. But although still one of
our most important national products,
it is surpassed in value of late years
not only by wheat and corn, but by
hay. Last year, the value of our cot
ton crop was about $225, 100000, that
OF the wheat crop was $3.50. 600 900.
while the value of corn summed IN the
enormous total of $640,000,OOO. This
year we shall have the largest crop of
corn ever grown, probably 1900, OO0, 600
bushels, while it is supposed we shall
have fully 100000 bales of cotton.
The money value Of these products
may not be much larger than those of
last year, because of the increasing
purchasing power of the gold unit, but
the abundance of these crops will give
employment to our railroads and will
enlarge the profits of all who deal in
them. Although our wheat crop is less
than 1t was last year, nature on the
whole has been prOdigal. If there is
suffering anywhere on the glohe it will
be because of the unwise fiscal systems
OF the nations. 1t is mOnstrOus that
any one should be hungry in a world |
full of food, or suffer from insufficient
when the machinery for max
ing clothes is so perfect.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12
Bucklen's Arntca saIve.

The best saIve in the world for cufs
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price a5c.
per boz. For sale by NJ. P. Young &
Co, Opelonsas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12

In telegram from Greensboro, S. c.,
it is stated that Mrs. Martha WilkerSon,
a widow about 40 years of age, living
five miles west Of that place with her
only child, a young man eighteen years
old, became infatuated with a young
hired man named Adolph, who worked
for a neighbor, and was about to marry
him, but. her son bitterly opposed the
match. He declared he would leave
home forever if the marriage took
place. Last Saturday the mother and
an S son d efDG the G oor o each @ ~
bullet hole through the head. It is not
known who shot the other, but it is sup
posed they agreed mutually to end their
existence.-CapitOlian Advocate.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12

A Buffalo preacher lately took as :
subject for q sermon: The Duty oil
the Nation. is the Education Of the
freedmen He should have said the
education of the Ignorant The
freed man, made so by the Lincoln
proclamation, IS a little old for school
Gays, and his bureau was worn out
years ago. The children of freedmen
are getting their share of schooling in
Buffalo the good people of that CITY are
to be blamed. -Picayune. :, i
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12
Coed Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of
Chattanooga, Tenn, writes. that he was Sc
rlonsly afflicted with severe cold that settled
on ms lungs; mad tried many remedies without
benefit, Being induced to try DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, did SO and was
entirely cured by use OF few bottles Since
Coughs and Colds with best results. This ia
the experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
ITlal Bottles free at NJ. P. Young's e Co.,
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12

Edna Payne, colored woman AGED
20 years. disappeared last SATURDAY. in
Grand Pointe, and a few days later her
body was discovered al. the edge Of fine
wood near DR.. Walkers place. The
presumption is that she was murdered
because she was state witness IN 4.
case OF burglary in st. Landry. in
which several colored men were iInplj-
cated.-St. MartinVille ReViele.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12
An End 10 Bone serapIng.

Edward sheperd, OF Harrisburg, M. saws.
Having received so much benefit from Elee.
humanity know it. Have had running sore
on my leg for eight years my doctors told me
would have to have the bone scrapei or lee
aaam1 an ! used; instead, three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buekien's
Arniea salve. and my leg is now sound and
Electric Bitters are sold al fifty cents a bottle
ana q Baeklens Arnica Salve at 25c. per box by
NJ. T. Yonng & Co.. -
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12

West Carroll voted for prohibition
last week by two majority. Two sa-
loon keepers voted for prOhibiti0n
Although the prohibitionists have lost
several elections in this State this wear.
they have lost no ground but gained
one parish. They have fine prospects
OF gaining several more parishes be-
tore the end OF the year.-Democrat-
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12

the best lawyers in Congress that no
Senator or Member is eligible for sue
eession to the Presidency. Early ia the
new Congress steps will be taken to
pass bill keeping the succession with
the Cabinet officers.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-12-12

DR.. W. A. Robertson of st. Landry
parish has bought the Washington Ar
gus, which suspended publication a
few months since, and will start regu-
lar Democratic paper. We wish him
success.-Marksville Review.
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Ah.enI.,nin1e4ne.. and smiles.

Utica Ohlefta.
A popular hotel man Of this city has
determined to abandon the temptations
OF single blessedness in March and settle
down 10 the enjoyment Of married life.
Tuesday evening a Commercial Angel
stepped up to the Office desk and address
ing the manager, who was writing on
delicate nots-paper, asked: "What
time does the next train go
south TO Norwich on the Central?"
Manager (promptly)-March II.
The next question was:
as there q 'drawing-room' on the
train2"
rom aIiont Il, Il will be in the churchl
the laughter which followed aroused
the manager from his reverie and alter a
moments reflection he too smiled and was
Obliged to make the Commercial Angel
"smile" in return.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE SESSION.


Fan over Geese, Ducks and Billy Goats.
Routine Proceedings.
The Senate was opened without the
usual prayer yesterday. The Governors
list Of pardons, printed yesterday, was laid
before the Senate.
New bills were presented as follows:
BY Morrison: No. 70, to authorize the
Judges Of the Fifth and Seventh judicial
circuits to employ stcnographers.
BY Coburn: No. Il, to amend the alter
native road law.
houses to be bailt OF stone or brick, and to
be fire proof, and to provide orthc security
OF jails. 80.
ish grave robbery, traffic In corpses ana
Dissertation OF cemeteries.
By Dawson: No. "a, to amend the law
concerning charters OF joint stock com
panies, and to provide penalties for fail
IRE To carefully and accurately record the
same.
bill concerning the publication OF annual
statements OF the fiscal affairs OF counties,
and reduces the maximum price tn be
paid for printing these from J. TO cents
per word.
Mr.. Burgess presented a resolution
directing the Judiciary Committee to IN
quire into the cxpediency Of making the
theft Of money or goods to the value OF 80
or over grand larceny.
Mr.. HAYS presented Senate Joint Reso-
luton No. 8, for the relief Of Isaac II. Col
Inns, L. Hays, NJ. j. Bush, ]. b. .springstogn
and Herman Greincr, suretes OF 5. ).
Hays, dcfaulting Sheriff OF Gilmer county.
Mr.. Floyd presented resolution de-
manding Of the Public Printer to know
tho cause OF tho delay in furnishing the
Senate It's printed matter. This was with
drawn, after an explanation by Senator
Dawson that the delay was claimed by the
Public Printer to be unavoidable, and that
he promised TO ''catch up" by to-day.
FUN OVER THE STOCK LAW.
The bill to prohibit the running at large
OF certain stock came up on q second
reading, and as usual withsuch bills, there
was considerable mcrriment over its con-
sideration. Among the stock included
was geese. A motion was made by Mr..
Flournoy to strike this out, but the Senate
refused. Then Mr.. Dawson moved to in
sert ducks, and the motion was adopted.
Subsequently, after much laughter, the
word ducks was again stricken out: Then
Mr.. Burgess moved ITO insert after the
word hogs the word Billy" This made
the clause read:
at shall be unlawful for any cattle,
mules, hogs, billy-goats or geese to run at
large"
between goats, however. The bill was
then ordered to its engtossment for third
Tho Senate adjourned at $3.50 r. NJ, a
large portion OF lis time having been con-
sumed in the preliminary readings Of bills.
Senator Scott's bill to require banks to re-
port quarterly came up as the special or,
der ut 4 o'clock, and after being amended
in certain Of its provisions, was again
made the special order for Wednesday at
u NJ
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gr,,stee Sale.
T,RUsTEE's SALE.

~.
BY virtue Of a Decd OF Trust matc by James n
Russell aud Francis n. Russell, his wife 10 me as
trustee, dated June TO- 1881, recorded In the Office
OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county
WcSt Virginia, in Decd Of Trust Book No ~ Ihge
90, will sell at the front door Of the Court llOue
Of said county, on
SATURDAY, TnE 9th DAY OF JANUARY, lSS
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following de-
scrbed property, that Is To- say: certain lfact Ct
parcel Of land lying and being situate III The
county OF Ohio and SIalc oil West Virginia, near
the town OF TriRdClphia, along the line II the Ma
tionnl Road, bounded us follows, tO'wit: Beginning
al d point on the National Road; thence noHhl&
degrees east 1896 poles 10 stone ut the nplctcO
ner; thence south SLY degrees west low IOgs tOa
stone near drain on the eastern Eile; thence
south 81 X degrees west poles TO II stone on the
west side Of Il branch aud In Fcays line; theECc
south Az degrees west u poles IL the centre Of tic
National Road; south SIX degrees east q 36POlS
TO the place Of beginning, containing three AGna
and four pCrchCs Of land, more or les.
TERMS OF SAIIE.-unetlllrd and so much more
as the purchaser ay elect 10 pay, IN Casl OH tie
day Of sale; the balance itltWO equal inSInllmtnH
Ut ono and two ycam with interest, eytdciICcl BY
ptomlSSory noIeS with personal security approved
by tho trustee, The title to bA retained until pay
ment Is made III full. W. J. W. COWDsS,
ile2SgSu Trustee
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TnE Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: sEBoth myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constellation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin3 shiloh's Vitalizer is posi-
w Why Ivy will you cough when shlloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for Catasrh, Diphtheria, and Canker
Sold by Logan & Co., a. T. Young and
Chas. Menkemeller. cow
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Taxes on Licenses Chapter of the Acts O
1ss5-New BIlis, etc.

Taxes on Licenses-Ch Chapter of the Acts Of
1ss5-New BIlis, etc.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, OF the First Pres
byterian Church, opened the House with
prayer yesterday.
The Committee on the Judiciary re-
ported that it was inexpedicnt to require
Prosecuting Attorneys to give bond. The
same committee handed back the bill to
secure the payment Of wages OF laborers
ut regular intervals and in lawful money,
with the recommendation that 1t be refer
rcd 10 the Committee on Mines.
Mr.. McCiung, from the Committee on
Humane Institutions, reported that 1t was
inexpedient TO legislate 10 prohibit tho
employment OF children under IL years Of
ago at ordinary labor.
Mr.. Campbell presented a resolution
reciting that 1t is extremely difficult to
hear in the hall OF the House, and calling
for the appointment OF committee Of
three to ascertain the cause OF this
whether the imperfect acoustic arrange
ments OF the hall, imperfect articulation
or disorderly noise and confusion in the
hall. This was, on motion Of Mr.. Laidley,
laid on the table, but subsequently,, on
motion OF Mr.. Dyer, the vote was reconsid-
cred and the resolution adopted. Messrs.
Campbell, Gilkcson and Dyer were APP
pointed.