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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-26
FEW BILLS OR MEASURES IN CONGRESS.

Washington April 25-Among the bills reported
and placed on the calendar were the following:
To relieve certain appointed and enlisted men OF the
Navy and Marine Corps from the charge Of deserton
To enlarge the powers and duties of the Department
OF Agriculture
The House amendment to the bill giving pension
of 500 O month TO the widow Of General Ricfetts,
Producing It to S75) was pon-concurrei in, and COM
mittee Of conference ordered.
Mr.. MITCHELL offered resolution calling on the
Secretary of the Treasury for the reports OF specla
Agents Beechcr and Tingle as to the alleged Snug
Cling OF opium from British Columbia. ADOPTED.
The motion to refer tie Presidents message was
taken up and Mr., VOORHEES, addressed the senate
reading his speech from manuscript Cor summary
Of speech see another dispatch.)
Tho bill to forfeit unearned land grants was iau
aside without action. The senate then ADJOURNED
Tho House went into Committee Of the Whole, Mr.
SPRINGER, of Illinois, In the chair, on the Tariff DILL
(For synopsis of debate, see another dispatch.l
Mr.. HENDERSON, Of Iowa, from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the bill making an APP
preparation of S15o250 to enable executive depart
ments to participate in the Centennial Exhibition TO
be held In Cincinnati next July. Committee OF the
Whole. The House then took recess until O'Clock,
and devoted the evening session to further debate on
the Tariff bill
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rORrnREn wIrH RRLIGION.
Dreadful Eject OF Pious Elaboration on
Dying Consumptive.
--s---.s

DFGluNuA lauHGN OF EAbhH A~AAAeANANNsN. - -
Dying ConsumPtive.
Ialerriev win a Cineinnati Physician.
"Irecently attended young man who
vas dying Of consumption. The poor
fellow was completely exhausted both
in mind and body. Only a day or two
more Of life remained in him and then
death was sure to come. Two evenings
before he died, two young men from
mistaken sense Of duty, doubtless, sneak
ed into his room and sitting down on
either side OF his bed proceeded to give
him q fOretaste OF the tortures OF Gehen-
ma. After few minutes conversation
the young man, who was gradually
getting terribly excited, suddenly gave a
loud scream and went into commissions.
81 was called in and after working
with him for several hOurs, and giving
him powerful opiate, finally got him
calmed down. The next day he passed
very peacefully, gradually sinking into
the coma which precedes death. About
evening the duty.impelled youths once
more skunk into his room, and by re-
petition OF the pictures OF the night be-
lore again threw him into convulsions.
| was sent for great hurry, aud this
time found the cause Of bis strange at
tacks. gave the two young wretches
such scoring as they will probably
never get again. Once more | calmed
my patient, and in IL few hours after,
thanks to watch | placed over him, he
died in peaCe."s
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Irlln we.lem cut Nnn A..oeln.lon.::

The cut nail manufacturers OF the
West have not acted too soon, nor have
they come together in any sentimental
association. Neither have they COM
bined to take advantage of consumers.
The notorious fact is that one discour-
agement after another has driven them
to associate themselves in the hope Of
finding a way to save some part of their
business. Wheeling has a deep inter
est in the success OF the undertaking,
for Wheeling depends more than she
ought on the cut nail trade.
The wire nail still mcnaccs the cut
nail industry, and it is in the field to
stay. Ii Wheeling is to maintain her
place in the market Wheeling will have
to begin soon to give some attention to
the wire nail.
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Gbe anttlllQenter,
wnEELISG, W. VA, DECEMBER IL, 1888.


From "WS.t virginia" to "KHna"ha."
The lxrELLrGESCER respectfully sug-
gests that the name of this State be
changed to Kanawha.
Every State should have distinct
name OF it's own, SO far removed from
the name of any other State that no
confusion Of names can arise. 1t should
have Il well.sounding name. 1t should,
il possible, take its name from some dis
tinctive feature OF its own. In the
nomenclature OF American States and
cities and villages it is desirable to pre-
serve the rich native Indian names. For
this State Kanawha answers every one
Of these requirements.
These considerations seem to have
had some weight, though not enough,
with the convention which, in the
throes oi war, set up the new State. In
the meagre printed reports no reasons
arc to be found, but the record shows
the effort to drop entirely the old name
aud complete the new departure by
taking new name. Allegheny was
adopted aud then with more propriety
Kanawha. Allegheny is in part great
dividing line, but it is not more idcn-
tilted with us than with three Of our
immediate neighbors. Kanawha is the
name of the greatest river of the State
and OF n lesser but still important river,
the Little Kanawha, and OF that great,
rich and rapidly growing part OF the
State drained by the Great Kanawha
aud its tributaries.
The founders OF the State unwisely
adopted ut last the present name, and
the new State has never ceased TO be
COMPOUNDED with the old. Our Board
OF Immigration and Development finds
its work not little interlered with by
this confusion OF ideas resulting from
the similarity Of tho names Of the two
Nirginias. The obstruction Of our pro-
gress is made greater by the enormous
and widely advertised debt OF the old
State. The West Virginia OF to-day is
old enough and big enough and strong
enough to have an individuality OF her
own, and name as distinct us her indi-
yiduality.
The change can be made by an
amendment to the Constitution. II the
people OF the State desire the change
Congress will readily assent. The Leg
islature which meets in January can
provide for the submission OF the amend
ment, and at the next general election
the people can say whether they prefer
the new name or the old. Meanwhile
the IxrrILldEScER will welcome to its
columns the views Of those who have
views to express.
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THERE is an increasing reason to APP
prehend that the present government Of
France is likely 10 fall into the snare
which took the head of the Second En-
pire and from which France has never
recovered. Napoleon and his advisers
deliberately resolved on war with Ger
many us the only way to cement con
ilicung elements at home and prevent a
civil conflict. The present DRIFT is on to
the same rock. The young, Emperor
Of Germany seems not unwilling 10 try
conclusions with France, which is not
ycta match for Germany. A cloud oil
disaster hoveis dangerously near to
France,
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Cor.Wood st , an,


The Queen & Crescent route win
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
ut one fare Tor round trip, on November
20, December and ls, tickets good for
sixty days. Now is your chance to ex-
anime the cheap farming lands OF the
South. No billiards., sure crops and u
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
The Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets aud other information
address Neil G. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
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THE TORTURE OF sCALPING.
A Man with Experiences Describes How III
Hair wns Lifted.

A Nfan with Experiences Describes How His
Hair wns Lifted.
Nep York telegram.
A man who was scalped, and still lives
to tell about it, is now in San Francisco.
His name is Carroll Bronson, u pioneer
of the Selkirk Mountains in British Col
umbia. It is fortY-two years since he
way alone from the headwaters OF Mis-
souri, to these mountains. His face ID
SCARED from arrow wounds received i'll
Indian fights, and II he lifts his long
white hair from the side of his head he
shows great circular scar extending
from above his right eye clear around
the right side and back ofhis head almost
TO the left ear. That is where the old
man was scalped.
at was in '6G with the Sioux" he cx-
claimed, "and it was the worst brush |
ever had with the Indians. They came
upon camp OF nine OF us, and one Of
them pouuCed upon me, seized me by
the hair, and cut around my head where
YOU see the scar. Then he gave sharp
wrench upward with his right arm and
laid the skull bare. | can not describe
the pain it gave me, and don't believe
| could have endured any more without
diving of it. There is no other torture
man can be subjected to that will begin
to compare with being scalped. It is a
common belief that man can't live
after being scalped, but Pye survived
the experience, a matter of twenty-five
years, and don't think I'm quite TO the
end OF my journey yet, even II ! am 70
years old. | know another man up there,
100, who didn't die under the scalping
knife. The scalp was torn completely
OF from the whole top Of his head, so
that il had TO be constantly swathed in
cotton and olive oil. He lived u year.
That man knew what suffering means il
ever II man did"
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RUkSl
Seal SNcquOs. Seal DolHsaus.
Seai Jnekets. SEMI JneGets.

Ladies wishing to purchase Seal Gar
ments should not fail to visit ]. G. BEN
NETT & Co., Fur Manufacturers, cor
Wood street and Third avenue, Pitts
burgh. We take pleasure in RECON-
mending this establishment, as we know
they handle nothing in the seal line ex
Cept iirst,class goods.
Mr.. Bennett has kindly sent Us 1
price-list OF their goods, which we give
Ladies' Seal Jackets, 500, $l95, $3.50
LA Ladies' Seal sacques, sl25, $3.50, sl75
La Ladies' Seal Wraps, SIPS, $3.50, sl75
300.
Old Seal Sacguea can be made into
Jackets, Wraps, or Fashionable Gar
ments al slight expense, or redyed, re-
lined, reshaped, or made tighter-iittinl
in short notice. Address,
J. G. BENNETT & Co.,
Fur Manufacturers,
Cor. Woodst and Fifth ave-, Pittsburgh
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Also some Not Entirely New But iu New
Garb and Worth Reading.

ALSO some NUk HaWNANNI GNNN AAAt - eNNW
Garb and Worth Reading.
Few writer's of.the English language
have used it with SO great force as Fran.
ces Power Cobbe, and there have been
few stronger thinkers on the theme of
themes, mans relation to his Creator.
Two books from this sturdy pen, BRO
ken Lights" and Religious Duty" are
lust from the press. The former deals
with the present condition OF religious
faith, following the currents Of religious
thought as they blend or rs they separ-
ate further and further. With regard to
d solution OF the problems which have
confused learned and honest minds the
writer says: eve may hold the purest
theologic creed, and dwell in the loftiest
region OF thought, and yet find
God never the nearer. 1t is
not the marble.palaCe mind OF the
philosopher which He will visit, but
the humble heart, which lies sheltered
| from the storms OF passion, and all
trailed over by the fragrant blossoms OF
sweet human affections. In "RellglouS
Duty" occurs this passage, which gives
something more OF the motive anu the
flavor of the two books: perfect sell.
conservation to God would be q life Of
absolute virtue, absolute religion. It's
not in finite creatures power to ac'
compIish Unexpectedly but tits to resGIre
On doing il 10 the utmost oil each Gay
and hours growing power. 1t remains
only for each human heart TO decide
whether it will exert the grandest pre-:
rogative OF its freedom, and give ltseh
thus to God" 1t is not too much to say
Of these books that they ale remarkable
contributions to religious thought and
the history thereof.-Lee Il .Shepdrd,
Boston. Stanton & DdrenpeH, WheeiIng
"Taken by the Enemy"is the first Of
new series entitled "The Blue and the
Gray" by Oliver Optic, whose boys
books are always worth reading and al
Ways sure to be widely read. The title
OF the series indicates the method oil
treatment. The point OF view is not sec
tionaI or partisan. The opening gun OF
the series ia a war story OF heathiu!
character, likely to engage the attention
Of any boy who takes it up. fhere are
good illustrations.-Lee e Slcp1rd, B0s'
ION. Stanton q: Davenport Wheeling
The publishers have done service to
put in cheap and neat form "Firesidc
Saints" including the "Caudie Breakfast
Talk" and other papers from the fertile
mind Of Douglas Jerrold. These good
things are as good ns ever they were,
though not SO much read as once they
were. Caudle is au immortal creation.
i. -Lcee Shepard, Bostda. Sta"ion& Darn
port, Wheeling.
In "The Wishing Cap Papers" we have
some OF the best products OF Leigh
Hunts gifted pen. Oh course the essays
are learned and of course they are en-
pertaining, or they would not be Leigh
Hunts. The article are OF wide range,
aswere the writer's mind dsympathies'
An acceptable feature OF the collection
is The good translation in verse OF some
dainty French poems, the original being
given along with the translatiop.--Lee d
Shepard, Boston. Stanton q Davenport
Wheeling.
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Persons, and especially children, are
subject to this agonizing complaint,
which often comes on suddenly in the
night and without any previous warn.
ing. Simmons Liver Regulator should
always be at hand. A single dose will
generally aIlay the pain. 1t never fails
in giving relief. 1t is harmless, aud can
DO gwen with saiety to child OF the
tendereSt age. MwF&w
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GOVERNOR WILSON is not going to be
in hurry about issuing certificates OF
election TO Congress. Governor Wilson
is u candidate for the United States Sem
ate and it may help him to keep some
nntrints on the ANXIOUS seat.
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Makes an oId Man YOUNG.

P.s.-I bought three bottles OF your Botanic
Blood Balm from my friend II. u. Ballard, ut
CGmpobellO, S. Z. have been using II three
weeks. II appears u give me new life and new
strength. II there is anything that vii! make
an old man young II Is g. b. b. am willing 10
sell it. ! can earnestly IND honestly recon-
,nnnh nnInnIc nlnhI IAlni.
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nIED.

NEwroN-on Sunday, December 0. 1855, at 1880
u. M, MIS- EDWARD NAWToS, SIR, aged %
years.
Funeral from her late residence in Benwood, on
Wednesday, December u, at O'Clock p. IN.
Intermenta at McNcChen's Cemetery Friends
are invited.
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"HOW'S YOUR LIVER?"

Is the Oriental Salu,NtIon, knowing that good
health cannot exist without healthy Liver.
When the Liver Is Torrid the Bowels are Slug;
gish aud Constipatcd, and the Food lies IN tho
Stomach decOnipuslng- poisoning the Blood.
Frequent headache ensuCs, and feeling OF
lnssIuiic and dependency indicate how the
whole system IA deraugod, No agency on earth
pinCss By giving them healthy liver IS
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rwalye Yeals AFFLICTED.

BLuyFToS, ISD., Feb. s, 1887.
IhAvC been inflicted with Blood Poison fol
twelve years. Have used prescription from
I.hySicEhns offered me during that period.
Through the druggist, ". A. Gutelius, / pro.
cured one bottle OF d. d. u. and since have nked
three bottles, and AIn tatisled It has done ne
more good .haR anything ever used. am Vi.
most we'll, and ani sure, within two or three
weeks VIII be perfectly well. after twelve year
suffering intensely. Write or address.
JOSEPH FEST,
Wells Co, Ind. Baker and ConfectlOner.
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HONEST OPINIONS.

Candor compeis us to admit that some one has
loug known the ingredients Of u. u. u. But
siuce It has never been put before the public,
and since one Of the presgnt propri0iors oriHl'
mated the prescription anu uAed II for years In
his practice, It is original,
Nothing to Equal It.
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HOLIDAY
Announcement.
JOSEPH GRAVES,
No. 90 Twelfth Street,

Has now on exhibition stock of New Goods
selected especially for the coming Holidays.
Visitors will be prolted by making carly selGc-
lions AID avoid the crowds Of the last two weeks.
Purchases will be taken care Of until the time
appointed for delivery. de5
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Prehldcut-EIecthh ana AIRS h"FT''"
Two very fine etched portraits Of Gen.
and Mrs. Harrison, have Just been issued
by NJ. X. Hylnan, publisher OF the
indianapolis Herald. Portraits on one
plate, lGx22, elegantly printed. Agents
wanted in every town in the country.
Send % cents for sample portraits and
terms to agents. Address, NJ. Il. Lyman,
nnhlishnr. Indinnanolis. Ind.
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1ha Reat PurIfler Made.

DAMASCUS, Ca, June %, 1887.
lhaye suffered with catarrh for about four
years, aud after using four bottles OF Botanic
blood BALM find MY general health greatly i'm:
proved, and II | could keep out Of the bad
weather would DO cured. believe II IL the
best purifier made.
Very respectfully,
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AccoRDINd to the prophets OF evil
President Harrison cannot form any
Cabinesthat will not wreck his Admin
is,ration at the start. This ismelancholy.
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[ Yu
Charles J. Mayer and others.
BY virtue Of decree entered by said Court In
the above entitled cause on the 9th day OF Octo'
Der, 1883, the undersigned special commissioner
Will sell at public auction at the north front
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY of DECEMBER, lsss,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M. the following dc.
Scfibed property, that Is TO say: All that por.
ton OF the south half Of Lot No 81, situated
on the west side Of Main street, between seventh
aud Eighth streets, IN the city Of Wheel
bounded ~ follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot on Main street. running
thence with said street north eighteen feet,
more or less TO the ceatEe OF the brick partition
wall Of the brick house erected on said half lot;
thence with the centre Of said wall 1t right
angles with Main street west 10 the western
boundary Of said lot; thence with the western
boundary Of the zane south 10 the southern line
al said lot; thence with the southern line Of the
same 10 the place Of beginning,
TERMS or SALE-One' thlni aud as much more
Of the purchase money ~ the purchaser elects 10
nay In cash on the day Of IAle, the balance In
Two equal instAllments At one and two years,
notes bearing interest from the day OF sale 70 BE-
given for the deferred pay ments.
TnOS, O'BRlES,
W. J. W. COWnEN,
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, AuotIoneer.
That bond with security as required by law
aud the decree OF said Court has been given by
said special commissioners i hereby certified
ibis 18th day Of November, lSss,
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
noil.WAS
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The Wheeling merchant who wants
to sell his Christmas wares says so
through the INTELLIGENcER.
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ZALAItA, Fla, June q, 1857.

y. T. Tcn1b7e & Co.!
have been using b. b. b. in my family as a
blood purifier. Have never used any medicine
to equal H. Respectfully,
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO,

Lucas COUNTY, S. S.
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State atore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of one HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF Catarrh that connot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRn
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. y. 'S6,
- A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of the system. Send for
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Hl1"sold by Druggists, 75 cents. pGw
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Senator Sherman. Us Secretary OF
State, is such an Rlliterative phrase as to
contain double tue S-ence Of greatness.
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what is Thought OF west Va. Republicans.
Cumberland Nar'
We admire the way the Republicans
Of West Virginia stand up to the work.
They assert their rights in way that
means business, aud they get up as early
in the morning and stay up as late at
night as anybody.
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"wulrE CARS" they never grow
weary.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY y, 1889,


commencing al 10 o'clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is 10 say: All that Ger
tain piece Of real estate situate In the city Of
Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio and State Of
West Virginia, and particularly described as fol
lows, that IL 10 say: thirty feet Of lot numbered
one hundred and ninety two, situated on the east
.Ide OF Chapline street, In that part OF the city
OF Wheeling known Ms Centre Wheeling, being
ali Of the same property which was conveyed 10
Il. II. Hornbro0k by Daniel Peck and Henry
Russell special commissioners, by deed dated
November II, 1851, aud Of record In the Office Of
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, IN Deed Book No. 20, page lSS,
aud conveyed TO the said David Kull, Junior, by
Il. II. HOtnbrook and wife by deed dated JAnu'
AIRY Il, 1856, which Inst mentioned deed 10 duly
Of record In the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia,
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third OF the purchase
money, or "a much more az the purchaser may
elect TO pay cash IN hand on the day Of sale, and
the residue Ia two equal lnstGllments, payable
respectively IN one aud two years from the day
Of sale, with interest from that day, the pur-
chaser To give his notes, with good security, for
the deferred payments, and the legal title to be
retained as further security until payment In
full.
trustee shall convey only such title ~ ia vested
In me by the above mentioned deed Of trust.
GEORGE r. Z. GlLCHRlSr,
deI1 Trustee
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Special Notices.

FITS;-All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kllne'l
Great Nerve RcstOreF. SO Fits after Inst days
bottle free 70 Fit Cases. Send 70 Dr.. Kline, 81
Arch IIFeGt Philadelphia, Ia NWRAW
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TRUsTEE's SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
i OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made by David
Kuil. Junior, and Barbara, his wife, 10 me as
trustee, bearing date on the twelfth day Of Jan.
uAry, In tue year one thousand eight hundred
aud clRhty.nve, and recorded In the once OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book No. y, page .,
viii proceed 10 sell at public auction, at the
In NyhoalInu " Va on
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NOMMIss1ONERs, SALE.


State Of West Virginia, county Of Ohio. IS. In
the Circuit Court Of said county.
WI. Quinn and John G. KlInel ,,