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Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
STYLES n ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Tie Old styles Are Awkward and Cheap,
Bu, the New Ones Are Wonders.

New York sun
Two signs in the show window OF lcaler
n surgical appliances read rs follows: "0il
style l. & and "New Style Leg They
,how that there j. a fashion Ia nrtifcill
legs The old-style leg c,'n>istsd OF a short
wo den stump and socket, watch was q to
fastened - the rsmNining Iort.ol o. :io
missing member by a st ut broad strao. Il
wa OF tle same style usulliy exh bited in
picture booAs and on the mic opera stage
Tie new-ssyle leg was a fie ih-solored py
of human leg AMI foot. hsit ani ap-
parently as comfort bl, as cripple wuul
require.
The oil style leg sail the proprietor. @is
clumsy affair, AMI /, chiefly worn by those
who are no. proud OF their per Oaal apo,ar-
ance AMI by poor men WAC ara u1abls u
pay the price demanded for finer wark.
We still have large orders for them. AM
alwaFs exI'ecs to have. They cost from s.
10 50, according to workmanship Tie
new tyls OF leg costs from sI5 to s2J0 The
former price Is Tor a leg from the knee
downward. willis the latter takes in whole
leg, .rI I'M the hip joint TO the big tos. TIese
leg, are very light. They ara hollow. AMI
are made Of great many layers OF wood,
a thin wall paper, cemented together.
They are almost as tough as iron. They are
comfortable 70 the stump, and ths springs
In them give their owner an almost natural
gait. There Is spring joint at the toes, one
at the ankle which enable the foot u bend
up and down. ami also lateral joint at the
same place, that allows the foot to turn
from side To side.
1T is in arms, howsv that this bu siness
has made the most rapid Advancement
continued the dealer. THE man who in.
vented the artificial arm and hand was a
practical philanthropisL When / was a
boy a man who lost his arm was obliged to
wear a wooden stump 9TH screw socket
at the end Into {. Is he could screw IA
knife, spoon, or fork = help him while eat
ing and a hook for use It other times Now
We can give him wrist, hani, ana fingers,
which work with spriIgs, and almost COM
pletely take the place OF the missing men,
bers He can put knife. spoon, and fork
between his fingers. which will hold them
with the grip OF steel, and thus he may eat
without discomfort lie can also put pen
between his fingers, ani write almost "a
well as he could with fi~ natural hand. Ten
years ago THIS would b@ve been regarded as
a miracle. This style Of arm sells for 500.
They make artificial portions Of mans
body now almost as serviceable as the real
ones y
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
lNTERFEh Nc WITH GENIUS.
An inventor of Wheelbarrows l. sus,
pected of Stealing
IArkansaw Traveller. !

lArkansaw Traveler1
Let that Nhsplharrow alone cried Col.
Matterson, a. be steppei to the end Of the
gallery and callsd to an Old negro who had
cutsFe1 the lack yard
san"
IL say put down that whcelbarro.r or vi
-eni for a policeman
'Oh, ! ken put il down. sab. an saba ver
all dat trouble ! nebber wants or pusson
Ger 20 outen his way ter 'commoilte me-
"All right Now get out OF this lot.
First thing know yOu'll steal"
Now, look heab, mister. | doan know
whut yer name l., Tut / wants yer ter look
heah j. de same 1 want thinkin' erbout
takin' dis thing. makes desc imparments.
-ah. an ! wanted tor canine dis one. casa
il 'p'ered TO be a new 'vention, but sab.
ef yers 50 easy skeered, III hi yer god
mawnin'.n
You must excuse me if have wrong.
fully acousei YOU
"Oh, neber mine. De ole saints v.rlz
'cuzsd an pussycutel. sab. Ef da could
stan 1t widout 'plainIn' i oughtenter
grumbla.'
shortly after the colonel went toward
the house the old negro. after quietly lifting
the wheel barrow over the fence, mus a :
Folks Is gittin' so spicious desc days dat
somebody Is gwins ter git inter trouble
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
Has Been Spread Ont.

Western Letter.
There was time when it made no differ
ence TO the rancher whsther il rained on the
plains or not There was always grass TO
spare. Now the ranges are stocked full and
many Of them arc overstockei. A short
grass crop now would mean death to thou
sands Of cattle The business has already
baep snread out To its utmost unit
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
Administrative Notice of Sale Of Real
Estate.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, that in pur-u-
ance of an order of the Probate Court OF the
county of Lewis and Clarke, Territory OF Mon
tana made on the eighth day Of o;iober. lsS,, In
the matter of the estate OF William CoGtsworth,
deceased. the undersigned, the Administrators oil
the estate of William Coat-w orth. deceased, will
sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, or cash, balance payable within one
wear and subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court on Monday the Goth day of October. lss5,
at 10 o clock a. m. at the Probate Court or Jack
son street, in the city of Helena, county of Lewis
and Clarke. all the right title interest and estate
of the said " illiam Coatsworth at the time of his
DEATH and all the right title and interest that the
said estate has by operation of law or otherwise.
acquired other than in addition To that of the said
William Coatsworth at the time OF his death. in
and all those certain lots. pieces or parcels oi
land situate, living. and being IN the said county
OF Lewis and Clarke. Territory of Montana, and
bounded and described as follows. to wit;
An undivided seven fifteentLs C1.l-5l interest
in "A tract OF land bounded and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the w corner OF
a of : L "a of sec. 81. II. 10 y r. W., running
thence east II 25-lo0 chains; thence south l2oloO
chains; thence west 12.25 100 chains; thence
north l2.25-i0o chains; being a seven fifteenth
(7.l5l interest In n fifteen (l5l acre tract.
Also. sn undivided one-third 4 9 interest in y y
OF the w u Of > a, and ; = of y w a of ,
r u. and the ; w Il Of n K Il of ; 4 of sec. 81.
T. 10 \. X. W., being one-ihird GO of forty lso)
acres.
Also, an undivided one-half g interest in and
| TO the Lizzie lode.
And an undivided one-fourth "a tnteresc in
\ and 10 the "Beb & Beb Lode
And the whole of Little Phebe lode" as the
1 same appears on the records of Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana.
/ Terms and condition of sale: Cash or \ cash,
/ balance payable within one year Deed at ex-
/ pense of purchaser. Written offers or bids for
the purchase of said real estate viii be received
/ mt the Probate Court or by the Administrators,
/ Elizabeth Costswortb, personally, at any time
/ before the making of said sale.
/ ELIZABETH COATSWORTH
RfF.t. iris tat af
worth. deceased.
October 18th, 1855. W.T. octlo
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

TEp>T'H WIuDt-I
The story is told OF Senator ". NJ Evarts,
sf New York, that a. once sent donkey
mn 70 bis farm at Windsor. VT, and about
week aftarwari received the following
letter from his little granichild:
DFAx GRANDPA: m little donkey is very
lsentle but ne makes a big noiss nights.
He is very lonesome j guess he misses YOU.
/ hanc YOU will come - soon, and then DO
C7onrt ie lonesome. MINNIE
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
street Car Scene.
life

Lady On an angry and shrill voieel,Con--
sncto- why don't YOU stop the car when
tell vou'
Trascible RacheIor-C Conductor, the lady
wants 10 k-ow why the ID You don't stop
the cart
Lady more angrhy suhl-i uiuh S'' '0'
sir"
Irascib,e Bachal1r-No, madam, but that's
what you meant.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
IN. wisboi tho Breath Had Left Him.

boston TranscrIptI
.'Where have vou been at tbs time OF
nigl..m demanded Mrs. Smith of her lord
and master when the latter came sneaking
home after midnight. Just been TO see
man on ba.ine,s, DEAR" replied Smith, IN a a
terrible sels-conscious manner; hurrien !
home so fast Pm almost cut OF breath.
.'Out OF breath!n exclaimed hrs. - deris-
ively. "Pity YOU wasn'tl Phewl FOR
mercvis sake. turn your head tother way
Won smell lilSo a distillery"
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
s,,inping Coin.

The practice OF shipping coin by men n-1l- Ok.
war was frequent in former times, ootn ',, gy
American and British vessels the 'ap.a'" i,1
having a per cent as e personal perqu'site'
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

fever. softens the skin, purifies the blood, and
the sores gradually heal up. There i no mer-
curry in H. and IL wi kill the effects OF mercury
sold hv an druggists Write 20 Office and lsbora-
tory ~ East seventh street, 1t. Paul. Mimi. for
record of cures and book Of private instruction.
They ar.. free dSwly-mhl
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

There is talk in Cleveland OF process ..
making iron more directly from the ore than
has hitherto been done, and thus consumers
bly cheapening the product
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
ARE YOU TROUBLED

With Salt Rheum, Sypbilitie
Diseases, old Scrofulons Sores
ON your person, Sore Throat, etc.
/ suppose you have tried every
known remedy and failed in all.
Now, what l want to impress
upon your mind il, that Dr.
Fsai,idsy's Blood Purifier
will cure you without a doubt.
In the fir-t place IL lx.-alcs the
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
ECZEMA FROM HEAD TO FEET.

Charles Esyre Him ;e, jersey City Heights. y.
J., writes: MY son, lad of twelve years, was
completely cured of a terrible case of Eczema 10y
the CUucURA REMEDIES. From the top Of his
head to the soles of his feet was one mass oi
scabs " Every other remedy and physicians had
been tried in vain.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
ZEAL ESTATE BLANKS.
MlCELLi.E0US BLANKS.

discount Of ten per cent made on orders
amounting TO $. and twenty-five per cent on
orders amounting to $40 or over.
Postage prepaid ON all orders. Special forms
OF anv blanks made to order at low prices.
Checks and moncy orders to be made payable to
FISK BROS. Helena. M. r.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

CuTIcURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere.
Price CUTICURA, Soc. RE<oLvEST. sl.0o; soar.
25c. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG ASD CHEAI-
CAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
HEAD. FACE AND BODY RAW.

commenced to use your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
last July. My head and face and some parts OF
my body were almost raw. My head was COW
cred with scsbs and sores. and my suffering was
fearful had tried everything had heard of in
the East and West. My case WAS considered a
very bad one. have now not particle of Skin
Humor about me. and my case Is considered
wonderful
Decatur, Mich. MRS. :. f. WHIPPLE.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
~

O
This j. an apple. large ani round
AT the top Of the barrel always found.
0
This the apple small aud mean'
AlNavs az the bottom seen.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

"F'olks is gitiin' so spiciors desc days.
Dat man amt got no use fur dis 'borrer.
Whut do de Bible say bout de pusson whut
buried his talens aud didn' make nothin,
outen' emi Folks oughter think erbout
desc things
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

IUIIIUNH HNI NI!-THN 70 Itn = :. =. " =; :.
Inflammation. banishing Rheumatic. Neuralgic-
Sciatic Sudden sharp and Nervous Pains a. by
magic. Al druggists y cents.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
Letting the Evening star Go By.

Harper MohthB.i
A railroad engineer, recountins bis expe-
riences. said that NJ had thus far escaped
smashups, but that h. thought he was IN
for it, one night. Said he: 1T was clear
autumn evening. al>i ( was running IA pas
senger train in Virginia. We were little
behind time. and | was whooping the old
machine along at q COOL pace. There was
a strip of cypress forest to 60 through, and
the road. on clearing it, took a sharp turn
TO westward. just as we made that turn
nv liver came right up between my teeth,
for there, coming straight down the track,
vas another engine, with her headlight
farnirg in NV eyes. | blew down brakes
and had NV en~fae reversed before I'd
drawn half breath, and sent the train
hcclS on dead run 10 switch station
about n mile behind Us. got It on sid
ing. and waited for the other train that
supposed 10 he just on top Of Us, but she
didn't 81 ow up. got the agent TO wire up
tine line 10 see if there were any specials or
wild engines in the way, but the answer
was that the line was clear. The passengers
cot ont. and began TO talk AMI ask quee
tions and as for me, i was stumped.
Thought OF runaway locomotives and train
wreckers and tremps Everything was
ouiet around the bend, so far as i could see
and hear. Nhsle s,anuIng on tne s1t1ion
platform / happened to gsance westward
across a clearing; there was the headlight
| shining through the expresses, "a serene and
steady as you please. 1t was the planet
/ Venus Well. If any man had offered III
taea cents for me- he could have had me
inst ms / stood got away from there In a
Iurry. and didn't allow toe passengers 10
/ discover what was the matter. Lor'! II IL
lad cot around that had laid over to let
the evening star 60 by, I'd never have hea u
t,e last OF j."
satisfactory Results.
ILfel
clsrical-loolSing gentlemen 90 boy)-My
little man. can you direct me TO the cams
! meetins. -,
Little boy On great hastel-Fessir. IT.
sest on de oader side of de hlil.
Genileman-Ah, thanks. l suppose ths
attendance Is large and the results salis-
I5t,is boy taith enthusiasm -Yessir, ds
results is very satisfactory. Me fad4er
tanned a kag o beer jest outside de groun' 5,
on' sold II in iessn an hour. I'm goin' fer
an odder kag.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purifica-
tion of the blood. IL this is neglected.
the disease perpetuates its taint through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu-
mors, Boils. Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. IL allowed to con-
tinue. Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and yari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladies, are
produced by it.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22

Moral: Arrays Look at Both fndA
lBridgewater IndepenccE-I
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
.LEGALBLANKS
FOR THE USE OF
Lawyers, J ussices Of the Peace. Convey
aneers, Surveyors, Agents, Owners
and Lessons of Real Estate. etc.
CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.

THE HERALD has I'm Stock the following
blanks. They are neatly printed on good paper,
with red ruling for a border The forms have
been carefully prepared by a lawyer. are in con-
formity with the statutes OF the Territory and
are applicable TO an,- County in Montana
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given TO Scrofula
because of a superstition that 1t could be
cured by a kings touch. The world Il
wiser now, and knows that
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
-,cI,as suI,.pslp ssTrR ,sane

Send for How tn Cure Ski Diseases.
nOIICC Pimplss skin Blemshes and Baby
unUDO. Humors cured by CUTICCEA soar.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-10-22
COVERED WITH SALT RHeUM.

CCTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case of Salt Rheum IN
this country. My mother had it twenty years,
and tn fact died from IL. l believe CUTIcURA
would have saved her life. My arms breast and
head were covered for three years which moth
ing relieved or cured until / used the CUTIcURA
RE>oLvEST, internally. and CUTICURA and CUrI-
CURA soar. externally.
NEWARK, o. j. W. ADAMS.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-31
HOME RULE.

Such is the cry of Ireland, and such
should be the cry of Utah. 1t is probable
! that there will be some changes in the
offices in Utah, and the Democratic party
owes it to itself and to the Territory to
see that, so far as it can influence
the appointments to Office in Utah,
those who fill the Offices are
OF the fittest and best. The party
has been negligent in the extreme con-
corning these matters, and its laches are
objectionable. Utah will find herself
much as California did owing to its
divided sentiment with regard to appli-
cants for Office. Petitions are being for
warded daily to Washington for appoint
ment to Office here, and it is matter of
impossibility for the Administration to
determine which is the most worthy, and
the consequence is that applicants from
various States get the appointment,
and Utah applicants "get left" Why do
outside applicants get the offices? Be-
cause, as a rule, they are endorsed by the
entire delegarion OF their individual
State, and often of other States, too; and
if the party here were to do the same
thing the same result as regards the ap-
pointment of Utah candidates would
be had. The remark is often
heard that so and 50 is applying
for such and such an office, and
that he can get the endorsement of all the
Senators and Representatives of such
and such States. The very fact that
men can get such endorsements goes to
show that they have more interest and
influence out of Utah than in it. BY
what doctrine of the Democratic party
does this State or that State obtain its in
fluence over the destinies of a Territory
with whose affairs those States have no
concern? When the Senators and Rep
resentatives of any State by their recon-
mendations secure the appointment to
office of citizen of their State, it proves
that they have far more interest in the
citizen OF their commonwealth than in
the Territory to which he goes. How
many Federal officers have remained in
Utah after their terms OF office have ex-
pired? Very few; but upon reflection
we think it is matter of congratulation
that they have not remained. If the
Democratic party does not bestir itself in
this matter of officers, where officers are
to be appointed, Utah will be officered
from without and by men, no matter how
ardent their desire to do good,
who can never know Utah's needs
and troubles so well as those
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-31

who have lived here many years
Another reason why the party should
bestir itself is because it is un-Demo-
cratic to have non-residents filing our
local offices. Some action should be
taken while yet there is time and before
any more foreign appointments are made.
If the Democratic party here shall be dis
satisfied with any foreign appointments
which may be made for Utah it should
remember the apathy OF the present, and
blame itself rather than another.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-31

presume TO trespass upon the motive
reading domain of the Tribune and say by
what motives it is actuated, fully reallz-
ing that even the strongest suspicious are
not established facts. In conclusion, we
recommend the Tribune to ponder well
the parable of the beam and the mote,
and to profit by the lesson which that
nara ahla teaches
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-31
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
B a NJ x.
SALT LAKE CITY,
UTAH.

General Banking Business Transacted
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and
sale of ores and bullion.
Returns for collections promptly made at cur
rent rates.
Tefegraphic transfers made and commercial
and travellers credits issued, available in the
principal cities of the world.
Having in addition to our Bank correspond
ents, an Express Agency in almost every
town West of the Rocky Mountains, affords us
special facilities for making collections and
executing commissions.
Accounts of Banks aud Bankers mercantile
and manufacturing firms, corporations, min
Ing companies, stock growers and Individual,
received on favorable terms
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-31

Japan's English Press VS.. Russia.
81. PETERSBURG, August 30.-The Official
Messenger says the English press at Yoko
hama has unsuccessfully tried m axc;ta the
Europeans and Japanese against Russia II
Is hoped that Mr.. Hubbard, the new United
States Minister to Js pan, will continue Mr..
Bingham's anti-English policy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-29

JAPAN is the bummers paradise
Materials for fcst-clsss spree can
be procured for 2o.centa, and when
that beatiio condition isa,tained the
courts assess f1e Of only Que dollar
Besides, the policemen cary no
clubs, and the enthuciost CT IL o
rune 40 risk of having bis head bro
Ken by the over Jealous roundsmAn.
Some Of the transportation compaB-
les might strike bouauz4 by estab-
fishing a echedoe OF low rates to
Japan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-29


THE Jouranl thinks our school
election ought TO occur The last Of
March. We are Of the opinion
it ought to be held at the name time
be State election takes place. By
such an arrangement we would escape
the expense of an extra election, aud
this would be no little item. TIE
school election last week cost the
county no less than lbroe hundred
dolars. This appears TO us to be an
unnecessary tax upon the people,
apd ought 10 he avoided
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-29

CHE following sensible remarks.
irom the Weston Democrat we 10
not deem lnappicabIa to some Of our
Preston farmers From the want Of
efficient rain during this month. the
meadows are exceedingly backward,
aud % il should even be reasonable
FROM tbls out, we cannot hope for a
hay crop thus season and 10 will be
ise lu our farmers 10 recogniz, THE
Tact and pudeav-r TO provide ag4ia.t
ecarcily Of feed for next winter.
Some Of our farmers are PREPARING
10 ralse CROP of mjl'et. The se-d
costs ircm 81 90 81 90 per busbel
the latter lItutes represents the hes
qna'l'v, ard we would advise using
the best seed. IL can be sOWn ~ any
time between now and the 10Th o.
Juy. j. requires a half bushel Of
seed to The acre oud produces from
Two to Tour tons per acres. il De-
cnt cured and s.aCHed az hay but
the stack should be topped with hay
az the mr'et does not turn water
80 vel. as hey Those who do nos
.wish TO Try milIet csn get good
substitute for hay b. planting corn
no driils or some SOW d. bYoadca1t
"lih excellent result. II The ground
's rich DO 10 probably bette, to cow
broadcast, bot 30 should be ihIu
land drilling would be- better. The
m'I'et might be sown on wheat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
KingwooodsW. Va, May 3. 's5
A. Armstrong et al
VS. Chaucery.

hingwocOds Va, May 8, 'Sj
A. Armstrong Ct al
vs. i Chalcerv
Jacob Ftetm ct al
b. decree az the Circuit Court Of
Pfcsipn county, this cause having been
referred 10 Up J. Cog,n Commissioner
IN chaucery with directions TO ascertain
aud report al: the existing and uDp nd liens
and debts against the fend AIT Jacob
tfeam, the amounts thereof, % whom due
and what security there is for any Of said
liens, llso what real estate the said Frtam
owns or has owned, since the existence of
said liers, suit a. To- The payment thereof
and the nature aud character Of the title
lbereot, toR 10 with any other matter
the commissioner may think pertinent or
ihsi may be required by any II inc parties
20 this suit"
Therefore, the said parties. to wit; a
Armstrong. Mortimer III. johnson and
Jphn Z. j hnsan complsinsnts, and Jsc 10
Ffeam, Abby FrcAm. Samuel LAughiin,
Alexander l. ugAln, Charles H. Olbcrt
AND Samuel n. Pcalher defendants. will
take notice tnat ] she'll, on the 10Th day
~ June, 1880, ID nay office la Kngwosd,
Preston county. West Fuginis, proceed To
eXccu'e the said decree Of Tefere. &C here
10.
Given under my hand this h day OF
May, 1eS5 p. J On GAN.
., ., d. Commissioner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-29

GEN John A. Logan WAS re-eIect-
ad to the Uujted States Senete last
week by the Illinois Legislature.
The Democrats had it in their pow
er 10 defeat Logan bat bad manage
ment prevented this result. But
he D mocrsts ought to be pleased
that Logan secured the plume, be-
cause be is likely the most feeble
ma m ntally. thst could have been
selected. Nature i4vored him with a
Stem oriau voice, but gave him q LII.
liputisn mind,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-29

The Hen. E. Boyd Faulkner, of
MirtinsbGrg, would Ike to be u.
S. Minister 10 Belgian We know
Of no gentleman in the State better
fitted for such a high and respon.
s.ble position than Nh Faulkner.
IL is an abe gentleman aad his
well known QUALIFICATIONS emiuenuJ
& him for such place West
Virginia deserves recognition IN this
respect and we hope she wi. re-
csivs it