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Tire tsbatjsre which the Car gave Bis
msrck dating the Berlin visit cost s.. GOO
At the Paris Exhibition Of 1867 the
theatres took iu s. 100 COO. at the Exhi-
h.dou of ISIS s.. 600 GOO, and IN 1859
s. O50OC0.
TteScciely for Prevention Of Cruelty to
Auimsis IN SSilz Tiand has resolved 10
bsuish eats from Toe republic on the gro, nd
that they are kilhag eli the birda.
The artistic wealth If the Paris mu-
nicip3iity in paintings, sculpture, ergrav-
ings. 6c, ia estimslsG at 81 500 600, out
ice Of the great treasures owned by the
nation.
The French radical Deputies propose to
introduce the most revolutionary motions
a tae Assembly IS soon as il Is entirely
o-rsn.zsd. among others one for the ab0liF
ION Of the regular army ard the cOncOrdat
with Rome.
During 1850 slightly over hundred
million dollars worth Of gold has been dug
from the sarta on the iOur Continents; the
l,rsest quantity came RON Australis, Cal
it07na and South Af,iea. Africa Is look
i1g up.
Tee ereateS. beer drinkers are those OF
Munich. Tiey drink i92 litres per hsad
p.r year. against Vienna's $50 LondOn's
-li B-r.in's $40, end Paris p. This
caste the Munich Inhabitants on al average
$50 hezd annually.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. November 20-Petroleum opened
steady 81 81 0y34; moved up TO 81 1914 then re-
acted and closed steady at 81 TO- stock exchange
opening At 81 C9jz; highest 81 l0l+ lowest 81 093i
closed at 81 10. sales, 37S,0o0barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, November 20. Petroleum opened
at 81 l0lE; highest 81 ll015 lowest 81 10, closed
at 81 Us. Sales, 10000 barrels. clearances
$4,000 barrels; charters, 1l6,lS barrels; ship
ments, 63,l39 barrels.
PITTsBURs, PA, November 2O-Petroleum,
opened at 81 1917 closed at 81 lOh; highest
81 1911 lowest slO9H
BRADFORD, PA, November 20 Petroleum
opened at 81 10; closed at 81 lO4: highest 81 1917
lowest 81 O9zS; clearances, 62S,O 900 barrels.
TITUgvILLE PA, November 20-Petroleum
opened at 81 los; highest 81 1917; lowest 81 10
closed at 81 fCI
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BENwooD.
News Items aAd Personals Picked Up
Yes erdsy.

News Items AID Personals Picked Up
Yesterday.
There is pig case on hands 1t seems
that two pigs belonging to Mr.. Couch
wandered into Dick Farmer property and
did some damage. Just what they did do
could not be definitely asceIlained, but
Richard says the two pOrkers ate four
bushels of potatoes AID a clothes horse.
OfcOurse pigs couldn't be blamed for eat
log potatoes, buJ when il comes to clothes
hOrses-well, Dick p nned the pigs up and
when Mr.. Couch demanded them he was
informed that s. would pay the damages,
but as that amount was more than the pigs
cost, he would not pay it, and the pros
poets are that he will enter suit for the
custody Of the pigs
There is a man in McMechen said 20 be
violendy insane, and while his family are
trying TO keep the matter quiet, the fact
that It requires six men TO hold him when
he takes bad spell, would suggest that
he is very apt to hart some one.
DR.. Warden and wife, OF Maiden, were
visiting Mrs. Wsrden's father, 'SGuiTe A.
L. Policy. The Doctor has gone to Wash
ingtOn State to see hoS he likes the coun-
try. If he should be pleased with It he
Will take his family there
A special motor was run down to Ben
wood after the performance at the Opera
House Tuesday evening and last evening.
Lots Of BenWood people saT AUNT Bird
get"
1t is reported that Mr.. Manley, who re
Gently purchased the old ferry boat.
Frank o gens, for about $3.50, has sold
her for $3.50
The cellars in good many Of the houses
ia the lower part of town are pretty well
filled with water from the recent rains.
Rev Euge, Of the NJ. E. Church, preach
ed an interesting and instructive sermon to
the young msn Sunday night.
The teachers and trustees will have their
regular monthly meeting at the school
house Friday afternoon.
Shep Higgins was happy yesterday. A
fine boy arrived At his house Tuesday
night.
The AIDES took away lot Of nails from
the BsnwOod landing, yesterday.
J. p. Taylor, the well-kuOwn mailer, is
quite ILL.,
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The transitiou from long, lingering and
painful sickness 20 robust health marks an
epoch n the life Of the individusl. such
remarkable event is treasured IN the
memory s1d the agency whereby the coed
health has been attained If gratefully
blessed. Hence tits that so much Is heard
|u praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe their restoration TO health, to the
uss Of the Great Alternative and Tonic. II
son are troubled with any disease Of Kid
news. Liver or Stomach, of long OF short
standing yo1 will surely find relief by use
of Electric B.ttels Sold at soc. and II
n.r halle 30 Lagan q %. 5 drug store.
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LIVE STOCK.
wnrrlrNe. TUESDAY. November 10.

The cattle market is slow, with prices I'M
changed. There is fair demsud for JANUS,
calves aud sheep. MeSsrs. Hudson < Bayha
0Irnish the following quotations:
Cattle 900 TO l,lO0 lbs stock Sa3Kc per lDi
$50 10 900 lbs 21Za9l4c per 10; 700 10 500 IDS
2a2lz per H.
Hogs-Market slow; 34a4c per 10.
Iambs-GOOd at Sa5c per ID.
Calves-Sa5c per 10.
ghaan-QLLn4c per 10
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ATPoADs-Quiet: sales 81. 2SiO0O
sroCKs.-There was q continuance OF the kharp
movements among the specialues on the SOCK
exchange this morning and Tennessee OOa! ! VI
brattd rapidly as usual, though its fluctuations
we're NOT quite so violent as during the past lew
dayS Ontario and Western, and Denver IeNss
and Fl Worth were specially strong ana
gcfive. but the Others were MOI so pIoml-
nenf The Trusts were inclined to weakness
st f-sf hut recovered later in the day.
In ne last hour a material Improvement ives
,oa9e espec'slly among the lOSpriced shares
Tne a ose was quiet but strong al about the Dest
- snd for urinportsnt fraC ions, while Texas
ana ~ Worth rose 2ls Manitoba ~. Pacl4c
Wall iss - Paul and nion Pacific = each
sales 2S5. SIS shares. Quotations closed olu as
follows; go.
Adams Express $50; American Express ll6
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Leave ihe City at SEQ q. N. and run every hour
rr.I s.lop m. Leave Wheeling Park at 9 a m.
lrf nm crCrv hour until 1000 D. m. Ike t
Church Train. which win leave Park az 9i5 a.
rl and Cirv at1-.f1p %. M C. HfRSCH,
GuuarfufnnIunf
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FIEANUE AND TRADE.
Money at e4S Per oeat.-eOverumeHt'
Dull and steady-stOoks sIrong-FiSur
U,cbaDged-whest Dull.

font rsrging from to per cent; last loan
ntr cent. closed offered at per cent; prime
mercsntiie paper 5%5alH per cent. stelIlhs OK
change ouiet and steady at 4slaioo
ovFsSNgNTs-Dui and steady.
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Health is Wealth d!

DE-. Z. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MEST, guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness. Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache. Nervous Prostitution, caused by the
Depression, sOtening Of Brain resulting in in
sanity and leading to misery, decay and death.
Premature Old Age, BarrenneS, Loss Of Power
In either sex, Involuntary Losses and Sperma-
torrhBe caused by Oyer-exertiOn OF the brain,
selEsbuse or Oyerindulgence. zach box con.
tains one months treatment 81 90 box, or six
boxes for 500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of pricp
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Gloss SC; Diamond Gloss h. packages SIC; Fox
corn starch SIC
PIcKLEs-Diugee new med. uncolored bbls
s. n. half hills 81 9TIL
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.

STEAMER BEILAIRE.
Daily Tr.n. City Time-6.S5, S;i5 and lla5 q
rn l.sl. 4-0. 5.50p M.
sunday rips sud 10 a. m.' $50, $50 and $50
70. u.
VrrHEWING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
Ha ON and srer Monday. october 4Sth. 1888
tl8'ls on she wheeling and Sim 6rOvs Railroad
Will ran A. follows.
-..rn IN-..lInr LIn.ra whaling Park
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GINSENG.
WHEELING, TUESDAY Nov

" HHhLINu' IVIa'DAI 'vFVIIIUtI 10
The market continues strong with prices
unchanged, present quotations being as fol-
lows: Choice Ohio and Pennsylvania 81 75a
90 per pound; West Virginia and Maryland,
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

10 cure any case. With each order received
by MS for sx boxes, accompanied by IS 20, we
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by MCLAIN
BROTHERS, Druggists, sole Agents Mcl.ain
Block, corner Market and Twelfth streets, Wheel
ng, W. Va. se26edGgc
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TRANs-OHIo DIVISION.

For Chicago, sS5 ant 10 o. m and 1910 D. NJ
daily, 81 els p. m lily, Except Monday.
Cincinnati Express, 1906 a. N. and 10 10 y. m,
daily.
Columbus and Chicago Express, Except sun
day, AS p. m.
Columbus Accommodation, l.lj p m, Excel t
sunday.
st. Clairsville Accommodation, 70 O5 a. N. aud
1915 and 40 p m, Except Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, l2,l5 and 5:2n a. m. and $40
p. m, daily, ana 1905 4 ia daily Except Mon
day.
Cincinnati Express 5.S5 a. m. and $40 p M,
daily.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation, 100 l. m, daily
Except Sunday.
st. Clairsville Accommodation, il 90 a. m. ~ d
1.35 and 1880 p. m, Except Sunday.
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Through tickets and baggage checked 70 al
points
For rates and other information, address
ERED HUsENEE, TrAv PISS. Agt
wheeling, VI. vs..
NJ. ROBINSON, Ganl PLE,. Agent.
PsrkaHDurg, y. v,
W. n. OSBORN. g T. A.. Pomeroy. o.
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RailrOa0~.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Departure and arrival OF Trains, at Wheeling.
Eastern time. Schedule in effect Nov 10Th, 1889.
MAIN LINZ EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
4:S5 a m, 225 Gnd 1880 p. m. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 80 a. m. daily,
Except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 225 p. m, daily.
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9:30 a. m. and l1.i5 2. m and lld5 p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, % p. m, TX
cent Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, i245 p. M, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 9.05 =. N Rx-
eept Sunday.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Siarket.

CINCINNATI, O., November l9-The market for
the past week was without any material changes
from the last report. The demand for all classes
o. stock was very fair for this time of the year,
with an insufficient supply on the market.
The supply Of mules was light Driving horses
retaied at sl25a250; saddle do Sl25a20O:
dram DO may be quoted also ~ sl25a2OO; street
car S9lal15; Southern do S50a90. Mules aged
four TO eight years. fifteen and half % sixteen
hands, sl25al50; fifteen TO fifteen and a half
hands, SS5all0; fourteen to fourteen and halt
hands, s50aS5
Atte Fifth street stables businessws mainly
local during the past week, with q fairly active
demand. Streeters and medlum-priced drivers
were especially wanted. Receipts were liberal
and fully equal to the demand. Prices firm.
Driving and saddle horses Si25a200; draft horses,
heavy Sl65a200; do medium, sl35al65 street-car
horses s90al25; Southern horses sG0a90; plugs Sl5
afO. Mules four to eight years, sixteen 10 six
teen and a half hands. sl45al65; do fifteen and
a halfto sixteen hands, sii5alG5 DO fifteen 10
fifteen and half hands, SEALS; do fourteen
and Il half TO fifteen hands, S9Oall5: do fourteen
10 fourteen and half hands, S70a9O.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Tine Table taking eject May q, 1859. Pa.
sengeT trains will run as fOll0Ws-Ceniral Tine,
All trains daily except those marked thugt
which DO not run on Sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. lNo.7fEo. 5.lNoS HNo.
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Metal Market.

NITIlII lFIaII ItNIs
New YoPK, November 20 Pig Iron, firm
American SIG 5Oal9 90. Copper, strong at Sl3 co
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For Plttsburg $40 snd 40 q. m, and sop.
m, daily, snd $40 p m. dsily, Except Sunday
Washington Accommodation, 50 q. N, IL .
cept Sunday
ARRIVE.
From Pittshurg, 1000 a. NJ, daily, 1850 p. NJ,
Except Sunday, 6:55 and 1910 p. m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $40 a. m. daily,
Except Sunday.
CHAs. o. sCULI,
, 1889-03-30
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Is published Zee

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Ass in9Ie Gopies to non-subscrtbeIs, g cents.
Parties, desiT1euSs Of Withdrawing their subscription to
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For an advertisement of 8 lines or under, J to q inser
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ER- Special Contracts will be made with parties who may
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acripts. Manuscript matter must be written only on one
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, 1889-03-30
PUBLICATION
FROM THE POLICE

MNNTIL further the South
- side road leading from the
Eastern end Of the Island towards
the West, at the. place where it
joins the road to the Estate Springs,
will be barred by a gate, on which
a lantern will be placed during the
night.
When the gate is closed, travel
lers will have to apply to the mill
tary Guard stationed there.
CIhristianstrd's Police Office, st. Croix,
the 10Th March 1889.
MAXEN.
, 1889-03-30
Publication.

"A LII properties in Christian
GSA sted's Jurisdiction, of which the
taxes 10 the Colonial treasury for
the year 1886 are still unpaid will
be advertised for sale, if receipts
be not produced before the 18th
April next at the undersigned
0i s j Once, Chriytiausted, St, oroix,
the 26,h March 1889. 3
ffuf.t n. ..n... MLAAFIN" e
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The Tear Handkerchief. {.

In some parts Of the Tyrol q peculiar
and beautiful custom prevails among
the peasantry. When o peasant girl
Is going to DO married, before she
leaves her home to 90 to the church
her mother gives her O handkerchief,
which Is called the ''tear handker-
chief" Il Is made Of newly spun
linen and has never been used. She
Il supposed to dry her tears with this
when she leaves her home and when
she stands at the altar. After the mar
riago II over, and tho bride has gone
with her husband to her new house,
she carefully folds up the handker-
chief and places It unwashed among
her little t<e4sures tl'
SO far Il has done only half its duty.
Her children grow up, marry and 20
away TO now homes, each daughter re-
ceiving In her turn q new .'tear hand
kerohief," and yet the last present, the
present received from her mother, has
not fulfilled its object Years roll by,
and tho once young and blooming
bride becomes q wrinkled old woman,
and outlived, perhaps, her husband
and all her children. At last, when
tho weary eyelids are closed for their
long sleep, tho tear handkerchief" Is
taken from its resting place and spread
over the placid features of the dead
New York Home Journal
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1T Is customary to say that wrinkles
como from worrying, but the truth is
that most Of them como from laugh
ing" says o we'll known physician.
'TO know how to laugh Il 3ust as inn
portsnt ~ TO know when to do II. II
you laugh with the sides Of your face,
the adm will work fu6ee In time, and
wrinkles will form In exact accordance
with tho kind Of q laugh you have.
The man who always wears a smirk
will have series Of sernicircular
wrinkles covering his checks.
when q gambler who has been &C
customed to suppressing his feelings
laughs, o deep Line forms ON each side
OF his nose and runs to the upper cor
ner Of his mouth. In time this line
extends to the chin and assumes the
shape Of a half moon. A csasverous
person with . wax like skin In very apt
to have two broadly marked wrinkles,
one running up from the jaw and tho
other under the eye. These meet at
right angles at tho cheekbones and
look as though they formed knot at
the apex. Tho scholars wrinkles form
on his brow, while the scheming poll
tician's come round his eyes, where
they look for all the world like the
spokes Of q wheel. New York Mail
and Express.
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Making Caxuphor.

The mode Of preparing camphor for
commerce as practiced by the Japan
ese is q species Of distillation. The
wood is cut up into chips and these
are put into o tub fitted over q largo
iron pot under which a slow flre 1s
kept. The pot is partially filed with
water and the bottom OF the tub is
pierced with holes through which the
steam from the heated water passes.
The tub has close fitting cover, and
Q bamboo pipe connects It with @ series
OF other tubs. Tho steam passing
through the chips separates the oil and
camphor from them, and in the last
tub the cooled extract falls upon
straw which catches the camphor
crystals while the oil and water escape
and are held In q lower compartment.
The canphof n collected and packed
for market and tho oil Is used for
illuminating and other purposes,-
Good housekeeping.
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II was . Pretty Foot.

The funniest incident Of my trip was
IN sleeping car. It was in the morn.
Ing. when the passengers had got out
OF their berths, and only several sets
OF curtains were drawn in front of
still elumberous persons. Suddenly q
foot was thrust out between two our
tatnA II was small, white and sym-
metrical--not moro than q feminine
number three-and the merest bit of
ankle In sight looked soft and fine.
The men glanced at it from the COR
ncrs Of their wicked eyes. The wo-
men deprecated the exposure. Then
. bold, brazen fellow went right
straight TO the pretty foot grabbed the
ankle, and flung the whole member
rudely into the berth.
He wouldn't treat his bride 10. |"
se.d [: ~onaaa s!oss by. ''It must be
his sister,"
Then tho head OF O 1O-year-old
urchin emerged where the foot had
BEEN, and o sleepy, angry, boyish
voice said: Look here, Sam, you let
mo alone. Next time you ketch hold
OF my foot that way I'll kick tho qiz-
zard out Of you"
There was q subsidenco of senti-
mental interest and q risibility OF
mirth. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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a Noy,lty An B.ds,

PlunEing about on the levee In the
blaclness the other night q reporter
discovered a retreat, the !nnyelty Of
which kupcked him al IN q heap. Il
was q lodging house, but there were
no beds Tho guests did not rccline
on the floor either, nor were they
hung up on hooks, and yet they slept
The room was perhaps seventy dve
feet deep by twenty wide. About
three feet from tho wall and extend
ing around it was Q rope fastened to
posts placed at intervals. Il was
about Ave feet from the fopr and was
slightly slack. Underneath it were
other ropes similarly stretched, tho
whole resembling q rope fence. With
their backs to this support, and with
both arms thrown over Il to keep from
falling, were twenty-five persons,
mostly colored, but among them SOW
eral wretched white men, and ell were
sleeping soundly. The place was
dim1y lighted, and the old darly pro.
prietor sat patiently waiting for moro
guests to arrive. His charge for lodg-
ing, or rather to hang on the ropes all
night IS but five cents.--Louisville
Courier Journal.
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Stuart Robson, by the way, was once
in congress. Revelation OF this little
known fact was recently made when
he was introduced e the Father Of
the House." William D. Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania. Said the comedian in
his high 9 voice, which pipes as natur-
ally of the stage as upon it: II am
glad to meet you, Judge Kelley. I
was myself in the ThIrty-hrst con-
gress." Old pig Iron" looked at the
actor In arnazement, and In his deep
bass voice replied: ''You were in the
Thirty-Arst congressi Why, my dear
SIR, ] am old enough to be your father,
and my services in the house of repre-
sentatives only began with the Thirty.
seventh congress" Then Robson,
without smile upon his face, squealked
again: Eyes, judge, but you see you
began as q member, while I was q
'DaFnaevlF lFtaisEeysE. tisE that shall not stand
glad to 500 you.n The high apostle OF
protection guffawed heartily as he ox.
tended his right hand and rumblcd:
$50 am New York World.
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asea ap.,,.l.. d E.rp.a..as.

After . housekeeper fully realizes
the worth Of turpentine In the house
hold she II never willing to be with
out q supply Of Il. II gives quick re-
lief to burns; it is an excellent appli-
cation for corns; it Is good for rheu-
matism and sore throats, and 1t Is the
quickest remedy for convulsions or
fits. Then 1t Is sure preventive
against moths; by Just dropping Q
trife in tho bottom OF drawers, chests
and cupboards, it will render the gar
ments secure from injury during the
summer. twill keep ants and bugs
from closets and storerooms by putting
few drops In the corners and upon
tho shelves; 1t 10 sure destruction to
bedbugs and will effectually drive
them away from their haunts II thor
oughly applied to the joints Of the
bedstead in tho spring cleaning time,
and injuries neither furniture nor
clothing. A spoonful Of It added TO q
pail Of warm water is excellent for
cleaning paint. A little In the suds
sou-~ashinE dxyS HEh6sns laundry
labor. - Brooklyn Eagle.
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:. sr srd y.r Tho stn.,.n,..

The students oi Oberlin have non.
toned for democratic form OF col.
lego government, OF tho students, by
tho students aud for tho students. The
faculty will not grant the petition. but
have concluded to try a consultation
systAm. Each class selects three OF its
members, who aro to confer with 8
committee Of tho faculty on college
regulations; but these committees
hayo no power Of legislation or arbi-
tration, and IL In probable that on this
account It will not enlist the sympathy
OF tho students. --Boston Transcript