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DR.. ]. S. Combs, 0wenSyllle, Ohio, aays:
81 have given scott's Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites to four
patIents with better results than seemed
possible with any remsdy. All wero
hereditary cases Of Lung disease, and ad.
vauced to that stage when Coughs, pain
in tho chest, frequent breathing, frequent
pulae, tsver and EmRciatiou. All these
csses have increased in weight from l8 to
% ponujs, and are no! now needing any
medicino,n
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WILLIAUsroRT, Pa, Jan. 0.-The water
in the river here has risen l2 feet and
there is food. The ice is all going out.
The river ia reported clear above Lock-
haven, and logs are passing here at the
rate Of two thousand per hour. Over tan
million feet Of logs are in the river above
here. Nearly ali Of these will go out with
the lea.
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Special Correspondence Of Inc InietltgeneeT,
AUBURN, RIrcHIR CoUsTY, W. VA, Jan.
Tho Republicans Of this vicinity met
at the G. A. R. hall and organized
Blaine aud G1(E club tonight, and elected
the following oiiiCers: ]. o. GlucE, Pres
idont G. l.. Ann, Vice President; A. w.
Westtall, Secretary; ]. A. BlRRg, Treas
urer. About fifty signed the constitution,
We expect TO make 1t one hundred and
fifty BIZ June,
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'PITrsBURau, Jan. 9.-The consolidation
OF the Philadelphia and Charters natural
gas companies was formally ratified by
the stockholders Of the former company
at meeting to-day. Tho new combinR-
ton has capital stock OF $685. 900,
owns 700 milos Of pipe lines, supplies 500
manufacturing establishments and 10000
dwellings, with gas and brings into this
city $50, 900, 900 cubic feet Of gas daily.
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It Is the Bwi!eh-back, by which the
train drops down or climbs up, Gs the
cass may be, sixty feet. To cover this
diAtGDGR II must travel eighteen hundred
iect 1.-The reader catches the idea OF my
illustration his mind will OaEily picture
the little MoGul putiiUg up the gtesp grade
or cautiously Btssl!ug It's way down. The
summer tourist will enjoy tho nov-
city of the thing.
The summer tonrlst will bs charmed
with KiugWo0t and perhaps surprised
that he h2e been so long finding 1t out
rhe town isiudssd beautiful for atuAtion.
II ia the ideal mountain tom, with all the
added charm OF age, wealth and cultivs-
ton. It looks like town whose people
love 1t and care we'll Tor It. Lying 1880
feet above sea level, planted on a besui-
ful plateau, horizon OF mountain range
wherever the eye may turn, the romantic
Cheat flowing hard by az the foot OF her
gentle slope, the Purest Of mountain
water, good mountain air, good mountain
geople, good drives in every direction, 8
good hotel-What more docs the summer
tourist ask2 Kingwood Is by no means
unknown as q summer resort, ont the
railroad makes 1t more available. / found
At the Gordon House every comfort and
one OF the Completest hotels in the State.
When the dog days come, and Wheeling
makes "a ell drowsy, expect to make a
pilgrimage to KiDgwood and try my luck
with hook and line in the olt-sung Cheat.
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FALL River, MASS, Jan. 9.-Twenty.fye
thousand operatives are anxiously await
ing the action of the spiuners' Union on
Tuesday night in relation to the desired
advance in wages, and Of It's resuIt regard
ing the action Of the splnnors' Union
there is little doubt. Every one expects
that they will make formal demand for
the full advance Of lSi per cent needed to
put their weekly earnings back to what
they we're in 1884 II the advance Is re-
fused 1t is equally certain that a strike
vii! follow. The mill owners have as yet
hold no meeting to consider the question.
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WRIST VIRGINIA AT WASHINGTON.

Leading citizens at the Capital and What
They arc There for-othsr Matters.
speesGG DiIpGieh 10 he EHsslItgeHosr.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Jan. 9.-To.dsy's
arrivals include Hon. A, W. Campbell, OF
Wheeling, ono Of the delegates appointed
by the Ohio Valley Steel Association to
visit Washington, and endesvor to secure
q specific duty instead Of the present sd
valorem duty on soft steel, SO as to place
this steel on the same basis as hard steel.
William L. Hsarne, another delegate, was
to join Mr.. Campbell, from Birmingham,
Ala, to-day.
Through fraudulent tundervaluation, soft
steel Is now imported under IS per cent
ad Valorem duty at eight to nine dollars q
ton, while hard steel Is taxed q specific
duty OF seventeen dollars. The PROPOSE.
ton Of the manufacturers is to bring up
soft steel TO seventeen dollars, specific
tariff. In the present depressed state Of
the iron trade this is highly important, II
not vital, to the nail industry.
The West Virginians here tonight are
Dosne franklin, Of Greenbrier; DR..
Charles E. Mason, Of Wheeling, who Ia
here on q courting expedition; Charles
W. List, Of Wheeling; DR.. ]. E. Smith, q
former Wheeling man, is here from 0mR-
ha, 10 settle some law and insurance
business. He has an Office on F street.
Gen. GofF introduced & large number Of
bills to-day, mainly private.
John o. McDougsl was to-day commits
stoned Postmaster at Pennsboro. A new
Office at Hawkins, Mason county, was es-
tAbliShed, with Robert O. Hawkins aS
Postmaster.
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MT. CARMEL, Pa, Jan. 9.-Congrosuman
scotPs 800 miners rejected without diu-
ssnting voice this evening, proposition
from Superintendent Chester to resume
work at four instead Of eight percent ad.
vance pending settlement by the Reading
Company with its miners, Work was re.
sumed Rt Bellmors Colliery to-day, the
differences having been Rmicably ad.
;nntaJ
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. Elm the Metho-
dist preacherR' meeting to-day Rev. Mr..
GLENN read & paper, entitled IA protest
sgRinst the action Of President Cleveland
in sending q copy Of the Constitution OF
the United States to the Pope Leo XIII.
on the occasion Of the recent jubilee OF
the latter"
The protest excited considerable dis
cussion, the members being about equally
divided. ItwaS insisted by some Of those
who favored the protest that 1t was an
official recognition Of the Pope'a Office,
when he Is only the head Of church.
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8 good deal Of up and down, very much
RkirtiDg Of precipitous hill sides, enough
dense woodland to give an air Of primeysl
wildneR, streams innumerRble winding
about and under the road and bSbbling
when they have nothing else to do. When
he reaches 3 point about three miles from
KinRwood he will come upon something
like this:
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was badly injured. He was taken to his
home at Sidney, Ills. A number Of other
passengers were badly shaken up and
bruised, but not seriouSly injured.
NThe accident was caused by the freight
train being on ths passenger trains time.
Freight engineer Mcclure telegraphed in
his resignation Immediately after the &C.
cident.
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LAFAYETTE, IND, Jan. 9.-An east.
bound Wabash freight train collided with
the west.bound passenger one mile east Of
West Lebanon at 1;SO this morning. Both
engines were badly wrecked, and the
tender Of the passenger engine went bali
way through the mail car and the
head Of Mail Agent CarGHmua Hslme
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Judge Beach in his address to the jury
said: "Thc question at stake involves no
particular complexity, butts easily under.
stood and the testimony is confined with.
in narrow bounds. II ia the duty Of the
Court to explain to the jury the principles
Of law involved. The contract Of mar.
risGe is conceded, whistler or not he broke
1t. This contract rests not upon the alb.
aence Of a verbal or written re.
iusal OF Mr.. Arbuckle to perform
the contIsct. II you think that
the defendants excusea were plain evil
denCe Of the contract, then the plaintiff is
entitled to 2 verdict. II you fud to the
contrsry, then you must decide for the
defendant. The question Of the amount
Of damages Is & difficult ono. You must
consider all things fairly and return yer.
dict accordingly"
The jury then retired and, after an hour
and hGlfs deliberation brought in q
sealed verdict, which will not be msdo
public till 1880 o'clock tomorrow.
There ia rumor 10 the effect that the
jury has found verdict for Miss Camp
bell for 5000.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan, Swell informed
persons consider that although the politi.
cal situation 10 decidedly improved, the
improvement is only conditional, and that
II the European Cabinets conhne them.
selves to platonic statement, and fail to
take corresponding action, the situation
will shortly become ss critical as 1t was
two weeks $50,
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NV YoBK, Jan. 9.-Ths Federal Club
tonight unanimously passed resolutions
protesting sgainst the confirmation Of L.
q. O. Lamar IS Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court. The grounds
for the protest as stated in the
resolutions are his alleged hostility to
the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Constitutional
amendments; bis lack Of faith in the ne.
cssslty for lndissolubls national unity,
and his want OF legal and Judicial train
ing.
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LONDON, Jan. 9.-The remains Of Nspo-
leon III and his son, the Prince Imperial,
were removed to-day from Chislehurss to
Marlborough, where they will be deposit.
ed in the mausoleum erected by the ex.
Empress Eugenie. Alter the religious
services at Ohislshurst the bodies we're
conveyed in solemn state to the railway
akoNIon
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A TERRIBLE FATE.
A Woman Freezes to Death While in State
of IntoxloAtIon.

CHICAGO, Jan. GA Louisville, Ky,
special says: Mrs. Annie Weber, Of this
city, was found dead yesterday morning,
sitting on stump at the north gate OF the
National Park. The woman's elbows rest
ed on her knees and her face was buried
in her hsnda. In this position she had
been frozen to death. She had an indus.
trious husband and eleven children. She
lett home intoxicated yesterday afternoon,
and II ia supposed lost her way in tho
commons. Evidently overcome by fatigue
and cold she sat down upon the stump to
rest. siugularly enough whom found
frozen, her lirs were wreathed in smile.
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THIS country can well afford to be just
t,ig veteran goldie.s; and the Mexican
war is net SO fsr in The past that the
ssryices Of the men who ttiumphed in
that sl,ugpls can have been forgotten.
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TuE Secretaries Of the newly formed
Republican club. will obligs the IETELLI'
orycrR sni help tho good csnao by
nrouUs!y reporting their organization.
Wa phsl! be glad to have from all clubs
the names Of their delegates as Hocn 40
obosar
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PARIS, Jan. 9.-The Tribunal Of Com.
merce has delivereds judgment ordering
the French Gable Company to conform to
the conditions OF its agreement with the
Anglo.AmeriCan Company, and to pay all
costa and certain amount Of damages per
day for each days delay in carrying out
the agreament.
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"a wouas rcorned" has kicked up an
awful bob5ery in the sacred city oi Rome.
Madame Cfspi may be wanting In come
other wlyg, bat aho understands the art ol
Masking patGycpas government effective,
OrIspi muI. hsVa thinga psde more or lsss
lively for him.
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PlTTsDURaH, Jan. 9.-ThS railroad coal
miners OF Pittsburgh distric. held q con.
vention here to-day, and aitor requesting
the miners in the employ Of Hon. VIM. L.
Scott to come out for the Columbus acale,
promised to donate Ave cents per ton for
their support during the strike.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-The vicksburg
Commercial Herald building, newspaper,
job Office and bindery were burned at four
o'clock this morning. The loss is heavy.
The insurance on the building and stock Ia
$4,000. The paper will appear as usual
tomorrow,
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The A. O. U. w. UonrentIon.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9.-The annual CON.
vention Of the State Grand Lodge Of the
Ancient Order OF United Workmen will
meet here tomorrow. About 200 dele
gates are expected 70 be present. There
are Il, 900 members Of the order in Penn
BylyaniR and 100000 in the United States.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. GA motion was
made in U. s. Supreme Court to-day to
dismiss the Maxwell case from St. Louis
on ground Of want Of Jurisdiction. DeCi-
sion was withheld.
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Mr. Shaw, Of Maryland, Chairman Of
the Committee on Accounts, reported q
resolution designating the committees
entitled tn employ clerku.
Mr.. Perkins Of Kansas, offered an amend
ment providing that every member Of the
Houss, not the chairman oil committee,
shall be allowed clerk during the ses.
sion, who shall receive salary OF 500
month.
Mr.. Bsyne, OF Psnnsylysuis, contsnded
that the members needed clerks and they
ought to have the courage to cay so, and
not beat tho devil around tho bush by
giving clerks to committees that had
nothing to do.
Mr.. Scott, Of Pennsylvania, stood ready
to vote TO give every member a clerk, and
he was not afraid to go home and meet
the people after having done 80.
After further debate, Mr.. Mills, Of Texas,
moved to recommit the report and pend.
ing amendments to the Committee on Ac-
counts. Agreed to.
Tho following bills were introduced and
referred:
By Mr.. Springer, Of Illlnois-Proposing
a Constitutional amendment prohibiting
polygamy.
ing the civil service Law.
By Mr.. Thompson, Of Californis-For
the development Of silk culture N the
United States.
By Mr.. Anderson, Of Iowa, preamble
and resolution recitiug that the Pacific
Railroad Companies have persistently re-
fused to comply with the various acts OF
Congress passed for their regulation, and
that the act Of 1878 provided that II tho
companies failed to perform all require
ments Of that and previous acts, the At
torney General should take steps for for
ieisuro OF all grants, privileges and fran.
chisss derived by them from the United
States, and directing the Attorney General
to report to the House what steps have
been taken by him to secure Judicial
enforcement Of the forfeiture, and II none
have been taken, his reason for not pro.
ceeding as directed by Law.
The House then adjourned until TO-
Il
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"BuysIG" and "Baby Bunting" have
made lois o! lur 70. the world. II
ysrdic. comss in this morning for a coed
round cum, Arbuckle may assault the
rnfEan market moro gaysEely thsn ever.
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spoW TWonty Inehsa Deop.

81. PAUL, Jan. GA JEmestoWn, OAK,
special to the Pioneer Prt1 says the snow
there ia 20 inches deep on o level, and the
drifts are enormous. A telegraph messen.
ger, carrying a death notice TO family
living 20 miles distant, left there Saturday
and had not been heard from up to to-
niUhk
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SENATOR JoE BRowS IL right. Tho whole
1nterusl Revenue establishment should
he abolished. Internal tsxe8 have never
bssu leyia! in his country except Tor war
nnruoss1.
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CHcAoo, Jan. 9.-Tho wood carvsrs OF
the Pullman Palace Gar Works, seventy
Eve in number, have struck. They want
the right to name their own foreman and
refuse to work under the present one, who
Eas recently appointed, because, 60 they
claim, he Is only q cabinet maker.
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FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
INTERNAL REVENUE DISCUSSED
By Senator Brown, of GsorEia-An Outrage
Gus sIStsm-ThS Blair Educational BIZ
Opposed by mr.. vsst-HouSo Proceed.
IpES-WeSt Virginia Matters.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 9.-The Senate
to-day took up the resolution offered by
Mr.. Brown on the fourth OF January, for
the repeal Of the internal revenue laws.
Mr.. Brown addressed the Senate in favor
Of the resolution. He gave history Of
the various internal revenue measures,
and sRid they were al passed during war
periods, but the system OF 1851, unlike the
others, has been continued beyond the
emergency, and 10 now in existence twen-
ty.three years sitter the war. The dis.
elimination agsinst tobacco. and whisky
made By tho internal revenue system, he
gaid, constitutes q strong objection to it.
II poor men make whisky without
license thoy have to go to jail and they
cannot get license to msks whisky in
less amount than twenty gallons every
three days.
The Senator declared the internal revs.
nue. aystem 10 be an outrageous system,
Of espionsge, isjustiCs aud wrong that
ought to have been abolished long ago.
The resolution was laid on the table,
and the
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Tgr Island Republicans .rs making a
,,Ienlil g,7,. with sheir club. They have
.5s u ,ps,c,isl to send 0 stroESidc!esstton 10
.ta p,,nbI,aau Club Convention.
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HrRpraEE MA1wELL muf: by this time
bs convinced that hauging ia played ont
in tia car0ry. lie hiss had wonderful
in.k ia staying the hand Of the hGngmsn.
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II Napoleon the Little hss been COM
tortsbIy laid away perhaps We may re-
v,rd him a. fiually disposed oi. He has
besp % buried enough to be given q rest at
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Yesterdays performances at Columbus
,,,bsr reiale the idea that Foraker could
mi be elected 3 second time. TheyOung
Goyeir3r is doing quito well in this coun'
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OoSsTANTNoPLE, Jan. 9-The French
Embassy here has received reports from
Jedda Of rising against the Christians
It Is said that the French ConAul there has
been killed,
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WOOL il giving Hensib!e Democrats
.,... c,sceya. The blestinE Of the lambs
!. EeeoIpg them awake Of nights. 1t will
ba yorse ond more OF tt
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SENATOR vEsr lie opposed to educating
.be igpoIanca Of tho country. Ho proba'
Nv tbipkg It would make Republican
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BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL

wac 6NAOA NPe
Mr.. Vest opposed the bill. II he was
called upon, he said, to frame title for it,
he would call 1t IAN act to erect a
monument to the memory OF Alexander
Hamilton and to encourage mendicancy
in the Southern ssates." He was not
surprised that the Republican Senators
warmly supported 1t. When suffrage wRs
given to the ignorant negroes OF the
South, it was the firm belief on the part
OF the Republicans that It would give
them political supremacy in the
Southern States. A great deal
was heard now OF naEnRmity
and generosity on the part Of Rspubli.
cans who supported the pending bill; but
yet when as the result Of giving suffrage
to the ignorant negroes, swarm Of white
carpet baggeIs like vulLures swept down
on that unfortunate region, and when
sovereign States lay PROSTATE aud wTitbing
at the feet OF those adyenturers, there
was no sympathy with them on
the part Of the Republican lead.
ers in the presence OF that ghastly
spectacle. He believed iu universal
education and would be glad II every
child in the United States we're taught to
read and write. But that was not all ol
education. The highest education was
that which tsught self respect and self
reliancs and individual Independence;
without it, individuals and communities
must deteriorats.
Alter an executive Bession the Senate
adjourned.
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BUNNIE AND BABY
IN THE HANDS OF THE JURY.
The Great OampbOll.ArDuOGlO Breach of
Promise CASs-ArEumsntS by Counsel.
Conduct of the PIineIpaIs-A Rumor
of u Verdict for $4,000.

NRw YoRK, Jan. 9.-Pars four Of the
Supreme Court vas crowded this morning
with people who came to hear the sum-
ming up on the Campbell-Arbuckle breach
OF promise suit. The doors had to be lock-
ed before the hour set ioE the session.
Womsn to the unlucky number Of thir-
teen were s5lo TO rqueeEa into uncomfort-
able filled seats before tho keys were
turned. Mics "Bupnie" Campbell sat at
her counssls' table under the escort OF her
elderly chapsrone and car!ucoEntul glsnces
from time to time ct "Bsby Bunting" Ar.
buckle, who was seated not far away, but
who never raised his eyes in the direction
Of the plaintiff.
Lawyer John E. Parsons opened the
formal proceedings by argument for the
defense. He followed tho came line that
he Bhowed in the examination of wit.
neuses. He insistCd tbs! Miss Campbell
had always been after Mr.. Arbucklt's
money only. sho cared nothing for his
affection or his comfort, When she cav
he was sick, perhaps unto death, she
URGED A SPEEDY MARRIAGE
in order to get hold Of the mans wealth.
Mr.. Parsons asserted that his cllont had
nevcr broken the engagement. He not
only said az am engaged TO you" but alao
AZ stand by my engagement" His letters
showed that he was fond of the plaintiff
and the very terms Of endearment used
therein have made him an object Of
derision as he passed along the streets.
The characteristic Of this case, said the
lawyer, the like OF which was never heard
Of before, is that the plaintiff kept care
fully copy Of every letter that could
bear on the case.
"she says she distrusted him. Why,
then, did she pretend to wish to become
his wife? Did she hope for hsppinessp l
tell you no."
Mics Campbell here leaned one elbow
on the reporters table, covered her eyes
with handkerchief and had good cry.
Mr.. Parsons spoke for two hours and IF
teen minutes and recess wGs taken.
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Any Skin or Scalp disease can be quick.
ly cured by PalneT's skin.success. Soap
and Ointment. At drug store Of McLain
Bros,
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IS colds of grsst obsslnacy and hacking
chronic coughs use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the iaYoYite,