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Tu< dcplorable event of last saturday
has made the subject Of carrying OF
deadly weapons live topic. The REe-
,srrr ha, already given It's decided
ouinion ON the subject aud advised the
massage OF laws that will reduce the
..,iltoa minimum if it can SO be- done.
Am exchange disooursing upon the
same SAD event has this 90 49, upon the
same subject.
Itisunauestiouaoly a fact thar too MANS
men carry revOlvers. In a clvi.Aeu coal
rrv ike this few people have any reason 20
,,o about armed Ike Indian lighters li a
man leaves his gun 40 home ae - not EollS
fo shoot any body nor Doe shot 20 the other
man takes the same sensible course ii
would seem anyhow as II there wett NloI'
satisfactory WAYS 0f rebukine Che man " 40
abuses Won. Fists are handy weapons, anu
have done much effective work liNou are
not raadv enough with them uie "a morse
,vhip The pleasure of wrapping tf i4sh
around the legs OF YOUR Wilmer must o.
keen indeed 10 neither the list nor me
horsevhip suits sou. and you are ~liu nehi
ON revenge. hire "brliser to Wiperp lne
earth with YOUR enemy. yourself iooNlne
ON from "A safe distance. pistols are 700
deadly aud cause too little anguish % the
victim if YOU Kill him. Besides shooting a
man means hauging or peniieutar1, Wniie
+. tilrashing NAV only mean nne or other
ii,,ht punishment ThetrDuole IS men don
think uufil 70 is goo late
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Now come .rtter~ from thc British manu-
factulcr, slyiu- THAT after the duty on tin
plate goes into effect. Judy J. they will sell
their tia plates .u this country at present
prices rGc fOrci-n makers Will pay the
duty OBJ. S.ta tou Fra order Deb yet into our
market D tlct kucN uow they would
make pho Aleri,7,n consumer pay II, but
They do bog know how. nor are their Amer
lean Free Trade allies a 'lc t0 invent way
FOR Them laaiig'gcsr
This is exceedingly silly. n the duty
is not levied 90 raise t5e price Of tin
p.ateiu Che United Siotcs, in 'he name
of reason and common scn>e. what was
McKNLHl'- object Boa making che enor-
mous Increase iu his bule
II the price OF our Goa Is TO remain
the same despite the duty, what is To-
become of that American" Tin plate
mul thar has been wandering about the
country. which depends FOR It's alleged
existence ou the crushing ont of "pau-
per English competition? How is
thi, competition Co boz crushed out ID
Che McRINLaY tariff allows English ain
plate o. bee sold as cheap "a. before in the
United States
Neiebbor, your wits are wool-gather.
fr-
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Spseiq' telegram 20 ne Register.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, March 9.-The
House this morning agreed to the Sen
ate amendments TO Aaron MOrgan's bill
House Bill No. 1877 to make persons
confined in the county iailS on cdpIdS
pofuc work on roads 10 pay the fine
aud costs. The Senate amendments
make the law applicable to municipal
corporations.
The senate amendments 10 House
Bin No. II. election law were all
agreed 70 but one ito strike out section
3ll.
House Bill No. 252, to prevent fradu-
'rHt assignments was passed
House Bills were put on their second
as follows: No. l9s, TO make railroads
fence lands acquired by purchase, lease,
or gift. Ordered 10 its third reading.
No. 256. concerning trade marks on
logs, lumber, etc, drift wood and tim
beers. Ordered 10 its third reading.
Mr. Carney introduced House Bill,
No. 2>6. for the appointment and quali-
fcation of an official Stenographer
Senate Bill, No. 1874. redistricting the
State. came mp on It's third reading and
passed by vote of 81 to -, MeSsrS.
Ferguson, Welch. aud Thomas voting
with the Republicans.
senate Bill No. l.5. the school book
bill, providing Tor a iye-years' contract
for books now IN use, except that Went
worths arithmoticS and Hyde'> langu-
aye lessons are substituted, and Mays
civil government and ElSworth'S book
keeping are added, passed. The vote
was: Ayes 81, nays -. Recess.
Senate Bill No. 40, TO establish
criminal court for Fayette county, was
passed. taking effect from It's passage.
House Bill No 3Si, % extend the
corporate limits of Parkersburg, was
taken up out OF the regular order and
passed under suspension Of the rules.
House bills on their second reading
were taken up and ordered 10 their
third reading rs follows: No. 10. fix
ing allowances OF ialers for keeping
luuaticS in Jail when there IS
mo- room i'm hospitals for the
insane. No. "a, defining and suppress
ing "trampS" No. 1874, TO appropriate
Si9I5g.6S TO pay the West Virginia
state troops for services during the war,
upon condition the same be repaid by
the general government. No. lS4, to
establish am independent school district
out of part of Clay district, Harrison
county. 10 be known as ShinuStou indie
pendent School District
The House Conference Committee on
Senate Bib No. 80 are: Gibson. White.
of Ohio. Lambert, Young, and Miller, of
Marshall
House Bin 80. 2le. regulating tolls
charged by gri>i mills, was ordered TO
It's third reading.
House Bill No. 262, authorizing the
Board Of Public Works TO purchase the
Indian mound at Moundsville, on its
second reading, was indefinitely post
poucd.
Mr. Ferguson offered a resolution that
the House meet at Ga. m. after to-day.
Adopted.
senate Bal. 30. lsr 10 incorporate
Eli City. Eanawha county came up OF
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is one of the sections that high
protection ought TO benefit, il there
is any virtue In the doctrine at all.
And it must be borne n mind that It's
advocates claim that THE farmer is one
OF .,- principal hereaciaries. The
aru,r~' eyes aave been opened, how
ever
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nefenss of nartIcnn,. rhyslology.

10 NE Editor OF he Register.
SIR:-I notice in last Fridays issue
of the Hltelligmcer, adverse criticism
bv Col. Freer and Judge Ferguson on
Hartigan's physiology. From the ma
ture OF these attacks it appears doubt
full whether they are speaking for them
selves with the interest OF the pupils OF
the State at heart, or merely acting as
mouth pieces for lobbyists.
II they really think the book is too
hard, that is no argument in favor OF
their assertion, as il would doubtless be
more Of an affliction on them, than on
school children.
But if in their criticisms they are in
tluenced by others, it seems pity that
recognized advanced productions, even
though they be of West Virginia origin
should suffer Misrepresentation through
petty jealous and personal prejudices.
InaSmuch rs a previous Legislature
passed law requiring book OF this
| kind to be used in the public schools
il would seem wise to select competent
board 10 examine the book submitted
for adoption, and not depend upon criti-
I ClSulS tIutudAlu- nun P'NtAN W. '''
utterly unfamiliar with the subject.
Cutters physiology has been in use
thirty years, is not accurate, does not
present the subject in proper light,
and has created general dissatisfaction
wherever used If lIartigan' : book had
been inferior to Cutters, there would
| have been great reason for just criticism
/ bnt sine. its superiOrity is the only
ground for objection, no higher compli-
ment could be paid the author, and no
greater reflection rest upon the critic.
Hartigan's book has received the
highest testimonials from teachers
professional men aud educational jour
mails from all parts Of the United States
land we venture the assertion that no
honest physician or teacher in the pub
lie schools will advance the criticism Of
fered by these two members Of the
/ House TEACHER.
.Normpt0wa, M0rcii :. 1891.
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the second reading; the rules were sus-
pended. bill read by its title and ordered
To its third reading.
House Bill, No. 27l, the general APP
propriation bill, was made the special
order for Tomorrow at 1890.
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Tru toIiug OF Che city Hall bell dur
ing Dr. Baird's funeral yesterday after
noon must have awakened some very
narrowing thought> iu moro thau one
soul within the sound oi 70, Sue.l
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Roasted Coffees.

"Alsroml "Arbuckle's," Lion" and ny
own roast Of "Old Woman, Horse Head. and
loose roast.
sf-Sole Agent for the Celebrated Dupont
Powder Mills. full supply OF Rife, Blast
ing and Sporting Powder every kind constant
~ magazine. Orders solicited from dealers
only. Also Patent Hemp, Cotter, Ind Water
Proof Safety Fuse, ny6
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Kre1srEK AT rnE cArIrAL.

The DAILY REGISTER Is constantly ON
sale at the Rufner Hotel News stand
Charleston. and Richardson Bros, Capitol
street.
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Tar cxtiuguishiug Of REfp leaves
sir. BLAINE al exclusive t.i.c to iu'
sppeIlat.ou tine man FROM Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

w Pc EH'0r of re Rsgieef-
Sir.-Mr. solomon Thornburg,
highly respected farmer residing about
one mile southeast of this city, has
been the victim of great misfortune.
Five persons connected with his family,
himself Included, have been under tho
doctors care. Mr. Charles Thornburg,
who was au accountant Goa tine Peoples
Bank. aud his sister. Mrs. Lee Flagg,
were iu the last stages OF consumption,
The latter having died last Friday, lcay-
Ing am infant !u critical condition.
His oldest daughter, Mrs. Robert Sci
bert, has a baby an with pneumonia,
and Mr.. Thomas, vino ma, heretofore
enjoyed excellent health, is not able 10
leave his home from The effects OF the
grippe.
Bishop George w. Peterkin, of this
diocese. visited Mount Zion Church,
Hedcesyiil,. 0u Sunday last and admin
.s,ered the apostolic rite Of confirms
zion. ON enc night oi the same day he
preached Boa Trinity Episcopal Church,
Marunsburg The Bishop highly app
preciatet by al. of hi, church people.
Mlrfu~bUJ Nrrcl 3. +.
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Macy ANpfH~oN'S mantle will iaIi on
some one. AL her stage dresses are ado
vrrtisrd for sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

SIR JoMS MAcDoNAip ought To- buy
COPY Of REEDS rules Tor use .n the
next Canadian Parliament.
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Lowry spring weather Thi, is said
with the teeth cliuched.
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DIED.

GIBSEN-At s.. Louis. No, saturday, Marcel
:. IsDl. JouN A. GiENEf. n his s5th yolr.
TUTTLE-Sunday. March : lsgi at 10 O'Clock
d. m.. SuAs TUrrLE. aged - wears, II months
aud - days
Funeral from hi, late residence, ia Benwooi
". Va. Tuesday afternoon At o'clock.
Friend, of the family invited. ntrrmeut pri
yate 90 McMechcu's cemetery.
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.NN'".| .f...f H..'..
The Wheeling Iu,cU'gcuccr has eX-
lra,agaut notions as 90 the size of the
appropriation the State OF West Virginia
should make for the Worlds Fair IL
thinks 100000 not cent TOO much. IL
is 40 least $4,000 TOO much. West Viz
gInla made big fuss and furry over
her proposed exhibit 40 New Orleans. a
reasonably liberal appropriation was
made ONT visitors to the New Orleans
Exposition could hardly find West Nir-
siria's exhibit. There was "a fine big
lump of roai and q few other things.
Appropriations Of this character are too
often eatcu up la salaries, "lca6>. etc;
especially the 60 cctrr. Vest Virginia
ought to have good exhibit at tne Chi
-aeo blowout but size ought to be-
mighty careful how >hr >luaudrr> tine
p.uuIr'~ money.
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dlbreIiu9 a}F9istrr
sEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Co.
PuH11suxRs And PHorHEToRs.
las. 3. fancy, General MaDagsr.


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stamps % Che denomination ~ .wo cents ana
less accepted '0- amounts less than one dollar
REGLSTER. sfnbracia7 &c ssrsFal sdi'ions
,,.r.ersf az tss PosfoNcs 81 Wheeling. ". w.,
1s second case mater.
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For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds etc
,fI-ctual relief B, found iu the u-e of 'bro'cn q
Br0acAiGi TrocieS" Prc, - cents. Sold oh9l
ia 6nyss
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FLOUR.

CHRISTIAN BROS "ORowN" BRAND
Minneapolis Patent
TAYLORS' PATENT and BEST Family
WILLIAMS CHOICE OHIO FAMILY.
And many other choice brands Of Family eorr
Il stock and continually receiving.
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Tar New York Recorier's effort 20
rsis, fund % $4,000 Tor the erection
of statue Co Gen. SHERMAN bids fair
to bc successful Nearly >lo,Ooo are
already subscribed. The Rccrrdc' pub
fishes the following interesting letter
addressed To- its editor by an eN-Coufed-
Grafton. which ought 20 Dee read aud
Wondered over by the bloody-shirt howl
.rs.
elm wears gone by, though lighting 2n
the other side of politics, you never lost ad
opportunitv OF acting fair, as you uufer-
stood 4 remember this; and, though !
fought against Sherman I have prosperel
uuder the government which hrs work
helped 20 pcrpctuate. ln MS honor anu OF
fbo'ord Har which waves owes us ali thank
God II send you toward the monument
fund ms check for SJtN.
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1lut earth. Somc scientist, say. will
aot Toe hahitabio l0.o0o.ouo years hence
This 5, alarming news but 20 contains
grain of comfort Zoe Che ASSURANCE that
there vii, some day be reached a
limit 90 the granting ot unearued peu-
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VALE welcomes DLNr. says
newspaper headline Well why
shouldn't hee oHe's uo better than
DuNr and knows 10. and he hasn't
enough of the hypocritc about him 20
try to make il appear otherwise, which
D., about che only good point THAT the
heir to the English throne has.
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oar oocs ca i.,,ss' ai'd NA!u Disease
m...tL ue7
>WtYr Si...i;'t e." Niaal, -
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TnE difference between JeherSoniau
simplicity and iatter-day Republican
.>trayagance is eNcmpHded ia the fact
that durng the first year of JEFFERSON :
term the cost of government per capita
was less than o. cents, while for oae
wear os HAERI~oN'> term the cost has
been for every man woman and child iu
the United States over -.
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1Ie.u advertisements.

VXTANTED-FURNIsH ROOM FOR MAJ MN
w and wife. by the LIST Of April. Location
central Address IF Is. L =, l4Os ChaPllne
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%franthnuta.
FOR CINCINNATI

Steamer "KEYSTONE STATE
T. C. Calhoun, Master, Chas. "
Knox, Clerk; every Saturday al e
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-08-14

pleasantly expectant congregation. The
occasion was the marriage of Mr.. Wal
lace G.. Foote and Miss Matte NJ. Lang
worthy. There was no attempt at dis
play. 1t was what we wish we might
see more frequently initiated at such
times, sweet simplicity. Mr. and Mrs.
Foote have hosts of friends who wish
them all manner of good things. Rev.
Thomas Bell, the rector, performed the
ceremony and Prof. Samuel Sheldon pre-
sided at the organ. Mr.. and Mrs. Foote
took the mail train south amid shower
of rice.
Wednesday night brought welcome
change in the weather. 1t had been
exceedingly hot for three or four days.
The thermometer did not go exceptional
" high, but the air was full of moisture
and the combination was most oppres-
sive. 1t failed to cool down, too, Mon
day and Tuesday nights, so that with
the heat and loss of sleep almost every
one was pretty well used up when the
cool wave came. In the great cities
there was much suffering and many
deaths on account of the heat. The
highest temperature reported was al
Plainfeld Conn, where the thermome
ter reached l04 in the shade on Tuesday
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-08-14

FOR sALE--A fine split bamboo bass rod
with rubber reel and oiled silk line; will be
sold cheap. Inquire at this office.
\ few first class fishing rods cheap, to close
out
ISAAC STERNs, Park Drug store.
Spring jackets and wraps just received; this
line consists of jackets, REFERS, blazers, capes,
etc Call and see them. f. II. CLAY.
wANTED-An experienced teacher to teach
in the advanced room OF the district school in
Shoreham village.
81 II. W. JONES, Committee.
NoTICE-I keep constantly on hand at
Shedon's store stock of the McDougall
sheep Dip.
- 1T j. b. CHERBINO.
FOR SALE-The house and lot owned by b.
F. owens, located at the south end of Pleasant
St Also ~ acres and 81 rods of pasture land
situated below paper mill falls. 33;3w
LosT-In the Congregational church on the
evening of the commencent concert, small
gold caring set with Il small red stones. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on returning
it to the Addison House.
FOR SALE-The house and lot known as the
Kingsley house opposite College green. If
not sold at private sale soon will be sold nj
auction to close the estate of F. a. Leland
One.half purchase money can remain on
mortgage Enquire OF j. Z. Dewey, Admins
traitor.
NOTICE. will be ready on Monday next to
receive taxes on list of 1891 and give the dis
count as per vote at the last annual meeting
special Office days, Mondays and Saturdays
Any one that cannot make it convenient &c
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COUNTY AND VICINITY NOTES.

A pension has been granted to d. A.
Roleau of New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ward of New Haven
will soon celebrate their golden wedding.
Herman Strong. son of f. NJ. Strong
of Basin Harbor, died at Kansas City,
Aug. Z. The remains were brought to
Ncrgennes for burial.
The steam mill of the Newton &
Thompson Manufacturing company at
Brandon was burned last week Tuesday
evening. Loss $500; insured for $500.
a horse that David Follansbee of South
Starksboro was driving ran away the
other day and he and his wife were
thrown from the carriage. Mrs. Follans-
bee received very serious injuries.
The reunion of company G, 18th regi
ment of Vermont infantry volunteers
will come off at Brandon tomorrow (Sat.
urday) with parade in the Afternoon
and campfire in the evening. EX-Gov
Ormsbee is chairman of the committee
having charge of the affair.
Joshua Grams nine-year-old son wa;
badly hurt at Lincoln on Tuesday by {
barrel nearly full of water which fel
upon him from wagon. He was drv
ing, when the barrel fell out and he with
it. The chime struck him on the head
crushing the skull. There is no chance
for his recovery.
n. II. Munsill of Malone, n. Y, has
been extending and improving his waite
system, writes a Bristol correspondent
He is to put in three more hydrants 70
use in case of fire in the business part o
the village. He is also to put in a reser
voir 100 by 80 feet and 10 feet deep eithe
this fall or early next spring.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Fishing tackle at Rich's.
New honey at Benedhcts.
Fresh peaches at Bond Bros,
Straw hats at cost at Pine Hall.
Get your fruit cans at Benedict's.
Whole mixed spices at Benedicts.
Watch repairing done at b. +. Wales.
Go TO +. X. Clay's for Jackets and wraps.
Full line OF infants wear at +. II. Clays.
z. X. Clay's is the place to buy millinery.
Long wearing working. shoes at Bond Bros.
Extra quality lobster in cans at Bond Bros,
Home made bread fresh every day at Mar
shall's,
Maple sugar in cakes or % H. cans at Ben.
edicts.
Desirable rooms for rent. Inquire OF W. C.
Danyew.
Ladies' and misses cloth top shoes at Beck
with ~ Co.'S.
Many excellent trades in oxford ties AT
Bond Bros.
Pumpkin, squash and apricots for pies at
Bond Bros.
verylarge stock of trunks and travelling
bags at Pine Hall.
Evaporated apricots, to close balance, l5c
h., at Bond Bros.
Grand Army suits, hats and cords at Pine
Hall. Extra bargains.
What every family needs-tea tables New
line OF them ut b. Is. Hopes.
The only genuine Stewards Cough Cure al
Riders drug store, Dyer's block.
FOR sALE.-An sizes and prices OF fence
posts ii. p. Hulett, Salisbury Depot.
have 100 acres of grass for sale or to lei
Address Columbus Smith. West Salisbury.
Pure lee cold soda water with fruit syrups
also vIchy water, at the Rider drug store.
Boarders wanted and rooms TO rent to schol
ars. Mrs. Samr Brooks, 6 High st. 3ltf
FOR sALE--Peerless winter wheat. sampl,
nj Star Mill. &. ID. LANE x son.
wANTED-A girl tor kitchen work; no wash
ing. MRS. j.. l.. BUTToLPH
Those indebted to me are requested to cal
and settle at once. +. X. CLAY.
wANTED-Live poultry at A. williamson
every Saturday NJ. S. CARR.
Get the best drugs, perfumes, toilet soaps
stationery and cigars at sterns Park dru
store.
To LoAS-Seven hundred dollars on frs
mortgage on farm property. Inquire at thi
Office.
Buy the celebrated Duchess overall an
pants warranted not to rip. at Pine Hall. Ne'
stock just in.
At Storms Park drug store may be found a
kinds OF the best drugs and medicines an
stationery. Prescriptions carefully con
pounded.
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MT. CALVARY CoMMANDERY.

Mt. Calvary commandery, Knights
Templar, will appear mounted at the
Bennington celebration next week and
will turn out 80 strong. 1t will act as
special escort for the second division of
the big procession on Wednesday. The
members will leave here on special
Wagner car at Il 80 Tuesday night.
Their horses will go on palace horse
car on the same train, which will have
also baggage car especially for the
saddles and other equipments.