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CURRENT COMMENTS.

-Vermont's population, ACCORDING
to the Porter process, has Increased
only 81 in the last ten years. Vermont
is reliable Republican State.-Chicago
Mail
The Treasury surplus will not be
an issue in 1892. The Republican
leeches have absorbed this issue COM
pletely. But the taxes have not been
reduced, although the disposition of the
money has been changed - Chicago
Mail.
&C. p. Huntington is to decorate
his New York mansion with carved
heads of the robber barons of the
Rhine. Mckinley ought to step in to
prevent it and compel him to make use
OF the American product. - Chicago
Times
The Republicans, for campaign
purposes, have photographed the vacant
Democratic seats in the House. L they
want a void that aches right badly they
might go right over to the Treasury
and turn their camera loose on it's vast
and cavernous vaults. - Philadelphia
Record.
Tho Mckinley bill will foreclose
every farm mortgage, for it taxes our
payment for one-fourth of the farm crop
over 60 per cent--or Is per cent of the
full value of each farmers crop. FARM
ing can not pay this yearly tax and sur
Tho only reciprocity really I'M
derstood by the Republican leaders ia
that which has been esta blished be.
tween them and the manufacturers.
The manufacturers provide the can
paign funds and the Republican Lead
ers reciprocate by taxing consumers 70
enrich the manufacturers.-
Courier-Journal-
Politics has become so vociferous
down in Pennsylvania that Senator Don
Cameron has contributed 500, 600 to the
Republican campaign fund This is be-
1ieved to be the largest individual cam
paign contribution ever made. Cameron
is a candidate for reelection The
''fioater'' business bids fair to be very
prosperous in Pennsylvania this year,
Buffalo Express
There is an increase in prices all
along the line since the passage of the
Mckinley bill until labor is reached
There IS no advance in the price of THAI
commodity. More of it is required in
exchange for other commodities since
the passage of the bill. and this advan-
tage to labor in exchange is the ''pr.,-
lection" it receiyes-Grand Rapids
Democrat
Tho Democratic party is now and
siways will be for the iittieischool-houss,
the big school-house, the public school,.
the private school, and the right of every
parent to direct the education of his
own child That is settled But it is
-ot settled whether or not tariff
robbers shall be squelched- The Dem
ocratic party proposes 10 sit down upon
them, and sit down hard--Chicaeo
Globe
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CLEVELAND HoNoRED.
What n Republican Leader Thinks of the
Popular Ex-PresIdsnt-

What a Republican Leader Thinks OF the
Popular Ex-PresIdent-
At the banquet given to General
Roger A. Pryor in New York City on
October o Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew in
troduced Mr.. Cleveland in the following
words:
'If were asked to name the most
forcibie character in American life, the
man who best represents the energy,
the unswerving determination and the
courage of the true American, the man
who knows duty, and it alone. when
public service commands it, the man
who wars in war and is for peace in
peace, L would name General W. t.
Sherman; but If 1 am to name the
typical American, the man who loves
and believes in his country beyond
every thing else. the man who, deter
mining once in what direction his duty
leads, can not be sweFved frosa the
path-the man who is doggedly per
sistent in what he believes to be right
tho man who thinks not of self, but of
his country and its needs, 1 would
name Grover Cleveland. What he has
accomplished is the very highest at
tribute to the possibilities of American
citizenship A country lawyer in the
city of Buffalo. he shed luster upon the
high profession which he had chosen
As the mayor of his native city he pre-
sented as his record a clean and
economical administration. Coming
into the highest position in the land
without previous experience and with
scarcely precedent to guide him the
conditions which surrounded him, he
won the affection of his party and COM
manded the respect and admiration of
his opponents find myself in one of
the proudest positions of my life in
being permitted to present to you
Grover Cleveland as the typical Ameri-
can"
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QUAY AND sELKNAP.
One Was Ruined while the Other Un-
b:ashIng Conducts CampaiEns.

One Vvss Ruined While the other Un-
b:ushIngy Conducts Campaigns.
The death of General W. w. Belknap,
at one time Secretary of War, will call
out from the press many reflections
upon the deadly chill cast upon politi-
cal hopes by political knavery, and the
obscurity in which the fallen politician
has passed his life since the days when
the whisky ring dominated the Repub-
lican party will be nsted, with criticism
of those who at times despair of the
future of democratic governments
blighted by corruption
General Belknap fiPdrished in the
days when the lobby and the corruption
list were in full power in Washington
and when Washington rocked with the
i'll odors of scandal When exposure
came his swift fall and his disgrace dem
onstrated that there was yet con-
science and a shame in the Republican
party, though they did not prevent its
leaders from allowing the guilty Secre-
tary to escape the full penalty of his
misdeeds-
One may for = moment lock hopefully
at that sign of decency an Washington
then existing. Bat now ahall he keep
erect his head when st the same mo-
sneEt he hebolds = RzGm, snfrched
even more forlly thar was BelknAp.
-amtpisteFipg the dgtLsz Of enlce Hase-
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Buy BEFORE THE RISE
In view Of this state Of things We.
fnade. some time since. n large puFl
rshase OF kitchen tinwafe 1t what va 5,
IL low price then and would be faIi
lloWer nov in the face OF two advances
pm makers price ,ists-
! T1DWare = advancing IN cost. and
zFery soon the manufactures viii have,
heir way and yo1 and we VIII have &c.
e3ay very much more
BuY HEFoRE TIE RISE
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bused by the Presidents and wt.tss
washed by Congress. and = Quay, CON
victed as no other public man has been
convicted of heinous offenses, yet ret tain
ing his seat in the United States Senate,
unblnshingly confronting the country
with the shield OF the apologies of his
unsensitive partisans, conducting q
campaign as the chief Of the Repub-
lican party for the intrenchment in
power of a privileged class. and vel
coined at the White House, where lives a
Republican President who makes an os-
tentatious parade of his church connec-
tons and his piety? One can afford in
all charity to overlook and forget the
shame of Belknap- It has become the
virtue of the Republican leaders--Chi-
caQo Times
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HCY sETORE TEE "a!

Waaamaksr and the Tariff
From a zyanamaker advertisement Ir
the Rhilsdelphia Press=
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PREvcAICAToR REED.

Probably the Most AudaciOus FalsehOou
Yet Uttered by the Autoerat-
The average Republican orator pre-
sumes a great deal, but perhaps not toe
much, upon the ignorance of his hearers
Speaking in Rochester, n. Y, the othef
day Strong Man Reed said: 1.-The major
ity of Democrats live south of Mason
and Dixon's line" What is the truth?
At the last Presidential election the
Democratic vote was as follows:
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NORTH.
H.naEA...Ea
Total.

There are almost twice as many
Democrats in the North as there are in
t.-e Santh, but a little thing like that
makes no difference to a man who prides
himself on his '-business" methods and
whose cardinal political principle is
that the minority has no rights which
tho majority is bound to respect--Chi-
caro Herald.
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II Is very Important In this age OF vast
material progress that remedy be pleas
Ing to the taste and 10 the eye, easily taken,
acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its
nature and effects Possessing these quail
ties, Syrup Of Figs is the one perfect laxa-
tive and most gentle diuretic known.
MAN Ito parrotl-ssHeilo, Ponyl' Polly
GHelloi Do you want n crackerF''
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ny the prompt action Oh TUG nous, VI
representatives o"p'' " d. oni''i nus
peeh piaceu III h's seat III oonH,es So "
"h,ei NJ was Ilee''u III '.' ,a'' y, ioo9'
anu winch nus pe'' oe'up'ou 'e,npo'a''
" oy e.''uuso 'Achson unuei 'o','n,'
"i'son t"e ce't'.c"'e' NJ. '"cA
son VIII he' curry n's case " .ho gu
pfen'e Couf', As II WIS 'N.o 'n.''%'eu =,
ie "ou'u. he i'"ue 'n' pes' u p'u =,
bargain saIhefeu up his papers, pfu'i'cu
Ills ueSk OH ahu le'' 'ne iiouse, Suo'n'a'
tins 70 the SITUATION ~ gfacelu''y as ~
coulu "huef 'no circumstances =,
al ho '''he was ~ .nousu' poSs'oie
1hat !aeNsoh cou'u ho.N '''s SEA. VI, Tue
cets'uca'c 'Ssueo .! oofefnof +" i'son
VINO 'of'''e' ','o fe'u,ns ~ 'u'n ieoA'
,es' '''ahne. " s'ca' oo"s'oHH''n
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and every Democraticl Butcher in the
State was employed in Keeping the
wavering line up 10 Ire partisan heat OF
battle. Men high In the councils Of the
party In the State were sent for, and
those persons who were known to be
favorable 10 voting for GoG were plead
with, threatened and finally bulldozed
into doing what their conscience and
sense OF justice were ut variance.
II a vote had been taken on Saturday
It was an open secret that enough Demo.
Gratis would have voted with the Repub'
leans to place Golf in the Office to
which his party and many politically
opposed to him believed him justly
entitled. In accomplishing this outra
geous annulment Of the verdict OF the
majority Of the people Of this State a
the polls, the Joint Assembly has put II
the hands Of the Republicans weapon
stronger than they can at this tint
realize. The expedients Of delay, thu
farcical charges Of bribery, tho hast!
summoning Of party managers, thu
Matching Of dark schemes, the cracking
OF the party lash, eliminating in tn
seating OF Judge Fleming will com
back to plague the Democracy in goo
time. 1t does not require the advent
tious aid Of double leads to impress thi
prophecy on tho people.
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among other things:
bribery Charge. Not Sustained.

The inside history Of the bribery
charges made in the Joint Assembly
last Saturday has not yet been written
but the object has been accomplished
a careful reading OF the testimony
taken before the investigating committee
and tho weak attempt Of Fleming't
counsel indicate that delay was all that
was aimed ut. We venture to say thu,
not one Democrat on that committee
held the conviction that General Goa
had anything whatever to do with offer.
ing money or with authorizing the ex.
penditure OF any in influencing any
member to vote for him.
1t was one OF the most yillainous
schemes ever Matched by any party.
The charges made by Hnrr did not con.
tam the iaintest elements Of plausibili,y,
but being made at the behest of the
managers who were willing to grasp the
Iightest straw, the farce was drawn out
long enough to enable them to fix the
weak brethren who were wrestling with
their conscicnces and their sense Of
right and justice.
The Committee has reported that the
charges OF bribery were not sustained,
Every right thinking man knew they
would not be, and while the delay occa.
stoned by their consideration has re-
suited in seating Fleming, General Golf
comes out OF the remarkable contest
with clean hands and n clear conscience,
which is better heritage to leave 10
posterity than the schemers and plotters
Tor his political ruin and disgrace will be
able to bequeath. In all this conspiracy
there seems to be link missing in the
chain Of black deeds. 1t will be found
sooner or later to the confusion Of the
Democracy.
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DIED.

9ROwN-At Baltimore, Nd, Sunday, February
2, 1890, HARRY Brown, son ofthc late Hiram
Brown, OF this city, and brother of the late
Richard Brown, ex.sheriir OF Ohio county.
Funeral from 81. Matthew'S Church at 10 o'clock
this "wednesday morning. Interment prI.
vate, at Greenwood Cemetery. II
CoMBs-At Wcllsburg. ". Va, on Monday,
February3, 1880, W.. Il. COMBS, In the Iith
year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence Of tho fathcrin.law,
John RiSner, No. 81 Thirty.,eventh street,
this "wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
1nterment ut Penlnsulsr Cemetery. Friends
invited.
CHAPl.lNE-on Monday morning. February 3,
1870, at O'Clock, SiRs. DURCUs J. CuApLlSE,
rclict OF the late Alexander Chaplirc.
Funeral services from ST. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church Wednesday afternoon. Friends OF
the family invited. 1ntermcnt private, at
Greenwood Cemetery.
FRANZELL-on Tuesday, February 1. 1870, at IL
O'Clock 4. m. ut the residence OF his sister,
AUGUSTUS FRASzELL.
Funeral services Thursday, February G. at 80
p. m. Iutermcnt private, ut Greenwood
Cemetery.
PIPER-on Tuesday afternoon, February 4. 1890,
at O'Clock, ISAAC PIPER, In tho Slst year OF
his age. E
Funeral Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
Simpson N. E. Church. Intcrment at Pc.
Rinsnlnr Cemetery. Friends invited.
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PRESTON COUNTY.


Great Church nsvlvai-A Boom In Saw
g't siills-opening Of Investments.
Correspondence Of ne Iatellioeneer. a
KISowooD, w. Va, Feb. S.-During
the past five weeks great revival has
been going on here In the NJ. Z. church.
Much good has been accomplished.
Miss Jennie Smith, the railroad evan.
gelist, has been here of and on. Her
indefatigable labors have accomplished
a great good. She expects TO leave 10.
morrow for her home at Mountain Lake
Park. r Z ~ f'fei isS'}FS1'
Thomas Cunningham, a miner, who
has been employed ut Mineville, came
home few days ago with bruised ley
caused by u fall Of slate. IA tl
Three years ago there were but few
sawmills In this community, now there
arc no less than fifteen. All are doing {
good business, and our little railroad car
scarcely get the lumber to tho Baltimore
& Ohio fast enough. lGs 81
We, rs u community, arc Offering In
ducements 10 capitalists to open up I
large furniture factory, modern sum
mer resort hotel or a creamery.
We have in our midst large tannery
and some one with capital could take
and make good thing on the invest
ment. 1t can be rented or purchased
AS stated In your telegraph column
lately the Marsden road will DO built
and some arrangements 10 thut end havI
been made. Capitalists and other
should keep an eye on this project.
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Tho Legislature Of West Virginia, sit
ting as the highest court ever convened
in the State, for the past three weeks
yesterday declared that A. b. Fleming
WINS elected Governor at tho election
held November 6, 1855. That will be
the Official record printed in the journal
OF the Joint Assembly, but with the
public at large it will have no more
weight than the signing OF summe,
winds, except that summer winds will
sigh in spite Of anything that morta,
man can do TO prevent them.
When it-was found that General COT
had been elected Governor Of West Wiz.
ginia on tho face Of the returns the
Democratic managers at once conniyed
to defeat this result. The history o.
what succeeded the high.handed action
OF the Legislature in January, 1889 is Toe
well known to be reiterated. The
scheme Of the Democrats was too plain
when the celebrated Investigating
Committee was appointed to
lead Republicans to hope for any yer.
dict. AS far rs looking forward to any
other result at that time than was pro.
claimed yesterday, some Of tho friends
OF Gen. Golf might us well have bowed
to the determination Of the Democracy
to count Fleming in. The articles EN-.
ployed by the conspirators to defeat the
expressed will Of the people combined
the cupidity OF the constituencies poll.
ticians with the moral obloquy OF par.
tisan press, in .heir outrageous ISLANDERS
on the Republican candidate. 1t was a
deep game and desperate one, and no
means were spared to gain tho end de.
sired.
e In spite Of all the tricks made use OF
it was matter Of doubt when the Joint
Assembly approached the hour Of voting
on tho merits OF the case whether Flom.
ing would DO seated. Thrown into the
last ditch OF desperation the managers,
like Wellington Mt Waterloo, were pray.
ing for might or Blucher." 1t was with
them the night Of delay or the Butcher
OF assistance. They gained delay by the
bribery trumpery conceived in darkness,
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Tho pulnit md the Stnrn.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan.,
says: Il feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done Tor me. My lungs were badly dis
eased, and my parishioners thought I
could live only few weeks. took five
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining 20 pounds
in weight" ,.,--1-
Arthur Love, Manager loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "Atter q
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
am confident DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. me
greatest kindness 1 can do my MANY
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it." Free trial bottles at Logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store. Regular sizes so cents
and 81 90. q
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Wanted.

VITANTED--LADY OR G GENTLEMAN
w 10 solicit Position permanent Salary
sGS a month. Call at Room i07, Mcclure House,
l.. NJ. SPROWLS. t|f51sll fei'
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REV. JOSEPH Cook roasted Mr.. Bell.
amy, author OF "Looking Backward" in
his Monday lecture in Boston. He said
among other things:
Where then, Is the limo OF clearage between lh,
sense and The n0riseu,e OF the book? Between
voluntary co.Opeiatl0n aud compulsory imme
dlnte nntiOnalisnf believe that these scholar,
who haycnppfoycd liellamy's scheme arc really
co'opcrntlonists, not natiOualists. / believe III
cooperation, but aIn not Il nationalist, becaus,
do not believe In II Schcme which reduces lubo
reform to II single wheel. The four necesssr,
driving wheels OF this reform aIc scli.help state
help, schOol.help church.help. But national
Ism, Instead OF this locomotive reduces all 10 lii,
wheclbarrow whecl-a very difficult wheel /,
manage.
Na,i0nalsin seems TO erect for us n statue Will
leet Of clay, with limbs OF irou. with head O
Dfnss, leaning upon two broken reeds 70
crutches. but with n heart Of gold. The statu,
has cigar In It's lips aud wlne.cup In Its rgh
hnnd. Even IN the twentieth century Iadir
have 70 leave the dining room that gentlemen
may Ill the apartment with snuLyp
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In winning his suit against tho Lon
don Times Parnell secured n greater vic.
tory than appears OH the surface. 1t was
u fight Tor his political life, and his sue
cess materially weakens tho force OF the
"Thunderer." Tho Irish cause will be
be benefited, too.
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr. KnNE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and 81 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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beware OF Ointmcnts for Catarrh that Con
tain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
tho mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never DO used except on prescrip.
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do IS ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +.
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucouH
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu'
inc. 1t Is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
pa-Sold by Druggists, price 75c pei
bottle. 7r# DSw
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a OuesriOn.

Do you suffer with habitual constipa.
ton or biliousness? II 80, try the pleas.
ant mutt laxative, Elixir OF Dates, Il
will cure you. Sold in so cent bottles
by 9. R. Goethe, w. W. Irwin, W. q,
Williams, John Langhlin. Logon Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
agents, = ID rse,FIL}. /,
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TIE most obstinate cases OF catarrh are
cured by the use Of Ely's Cream Balm,
the only agreeable remedy. 1t is not a
liquid or snuff, is easily applied into the
nostrils. For cold in the head it is mag
ical. 1t gives reliof atl once. Price so
cents. - MWF&M
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A SPRING medicine is needed by every
one. Winter food, largely consisting OF
salt meat and animal fats, causes the liver
to become disordered and the blood i'm.
pure, hence the necessity Of a cleansing
medicine. The best is Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla. Daw
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
stipation, 25c. per box, boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor,
ner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va DAM
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A household paper tells how ITO get
grease out Of white MARBLE" II any.
body wants grease, it would seem as il
an easier way would be to get it from the
dripping-paniaiter the roast beef is done.
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TIE Republican party is still on deck.
It has a pretty score with tho Democracy
to settle, but it will be equal to the task
when the time comes.
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SICK HEADACHE cured in fifteen min
utes by using according to directions
Fred. Browns Ginger. Get the genuine
at your druggists.
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FOR SALE.

(24) TWenty-four Lots In CaldWell's
Addition to the City Of Wheeling.
Ga Id Lots arc bounded on the north by TWEEN
ty.ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street. on
tho south by tho Hsndlnn Homestead, sn'l on
the " est by the B. d o. Railroad.
Their proximity to the above namel rR!!rosd
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
= II not sold in thirty days will be sold a. pub
lie auction. gsa-y'
For terms and further information apply to
I'M. W. V. H0GE & BRO,
isf s'tI. l1@a 1900 Market Street,
4 Or WILLIAM M. HAShLAH,
Aul6 &. W. Cor. ChapiInc & Sixteenth Sis.
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THERE is a reckoning in store for Dele
gate llarr when he gets homo that hi
little dreams OF.
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~ see Georgia woman died at 100 the
other day." What's nothing. l nave
an aunt still living at 49," Git out"
"Fact-122 street."
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As an ounce OF prevention Is better, they soy
Than pound OF the best sort OF cure
Let US all keep our teeth aud our gums from
decay, .gs TIg' n
And our mouth and or breath fresh and pure
For bottle OF SOZ0DOSTS all we require,
To speedily realize all We desire. Mwriw
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WILSON has left Fleming very poor
picking in the way Of appointments.
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THE next West Virginia Congressman
to be seated is Hon. George W. At.
kilsOn, Esss.zrs