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MAINLINE FERKE.


At last nights meeting of the Mar
tins Ferry Council five ordinances we're
adopted under suspension OF the rules
one 10 issue bonds so as TO extend toe
time of payment Of Indebtedness
now due; one To issue bonds
TO pay for jefferson street paving; one
10 issue bonds 10 pay for Zane street
sewerage; one to remit certain amounts
TO property Owuers owners on Fifth
street paving; one 10 issue bonds to pay
balance on Fifth street paving.
A resolution was adopted calling on
the Board of Revision 70 prepare a
form on which the City Commissioner IL
10 make daily detailed report OF work
done, help employed, time spent, etc,
and il was resolved that no work shall
be done on streets except BY ordinance
or resolution OF the council.
The township trustees have been is
suing orders 10 some people here. Some
are not satisfied with getting the order,
have defrauded some OF the groCerymeu
by changing the figures on the orders.
VIM. Eregle was taken TO 81 Glars
willie yesterday 10 serve outa fine Of $40
and costs for the part he took IN tue
fracss az Wilhelm'S saloon last Friday
night
A small fox terrier owned by Mr.,
Moore, OF Walnut street, showed signs
OF rabies yesterday morning, aud was
shot by Officer Meyers.
Misses Lizzie and Emma Kithcart,
Sadie Pickens aud Martha Barcus were
in from MI Pleasant calling on friends.
All members Of the y. VI. c. A. base
ball club are requested to meet on the
grounds for practice at 2o'clock to-day.
Miss Carrie Stewart has accepted a
position as stenographer and typewriter
with a firm at Hendrick, o.
Martins Ferry Jr's. were defeated by
the Ralston Stars yesterday by a score
of Il to o.
The race course is finished and the
fremen have begun practice for the re-
lay race.
Elisha Pugh has returned home after
an extended visit with Harrisvlle
friends.
Z. J. Arm aud family, of Pittsburg,
are the guests of jacob Arm OF Pear!
street.
The bill Of the City Commissioner Tor
s54 was amended to read SIS and al
lowed.
Francis Mullauey leaves tomorrow
for a brief visit with Wellsburg friends,
Mrs. VIM. McWilIiams is the guest Of
MouudSviiie friends.
5. j. Penney, Of Pittsburg, is in town
on business.
There will be a dance at Linn's hall
tonight.
W. Frazier is calling on Pittsburg
friends.
samuel Stone is home from New
York.
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osities only. The evidence is negative,
but complete; no novelist nor COM
edy writer nor compiler Of anecdotes
alludes to them, though Aristophanes
mentions the marten-'gale.' IL is the
same case at Rome. Cicero names the
cat only once, and then as an Egyptian
pet; Ovid, once. in describing metamor-
Dhosls. In the later time Of Pliny,
however, the word felis' occurs pretty
frequently. But since he advises that
the water in which the 'felis' has been
boiled should be sprinkled round 10
drive mice away, il seems likely that
the marten is still the creature signihed.
But in Italy, also. the domestic cat was
known-so far as that goes-ages be-
fore. We see il portrayed with mouse
in its jaws on the wall Of an Etruscan
tomb, as old. perhaps, as the founda-
ton Of Rome.
at seems strange that the general
employment OF creature so useful
should have made way so slowly; but IL
must be remem bered that the gale per-
formed its duty. Northern mythology
represents Frevja, goddess Of Love and
Fortune, 10 a chariot, drawn 0y two
cats, but Professor RollestOn's demon
strattons suggest doubt whether the
animals arc properly 50 classed. Mr..
Hans Hlldebrand, Royal Antiquary OF
Sweden, has dlsplayed-with an inge-
nulty which we admire, though very
few can Judge its value-that all the
iunumerable forms Of scandinavian or
nament, which to the unlearned repre-
sent snakes and dragons, were really
designed for lions 'couchant. II that
be so, Freyja's cats may very we'll have
been sparrows or frogs or serpents or
ANYTHING
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cars IN INDIA.
The Credit OF Tanning These Animals Is
Ascribed 90 Egypt.

The Credit OF Tanning These Animals Is
Ascribed 20 Egypt.
A writer in the London Standard
thus refers to the doubtful origin Of
cats: 1T is as certain as such things
can be that the whole credit of tanning
this most hopeless Of animals belongs 10
Egypt. In the first place, no reference
70 10 has yet been discovered In ASSyrIa.
Professor Max Muller assures the Rev.
w. HoughtOn, in answer to a query,
that the cat became known in India at
q time Comparatively recent There
are plenty Of illusions 10 Greek liUera-
ture 20 an animal which caught mice,
for this habit it was sacrificed TO ADol-
To SmintheuS, the perpleNing Mouse
Apollo, Of whom Mr.. Andrew Lang has
discoursed 50 lsarnedly and so pleas
aDtly.
"But Professor Rolleston has proved
beyond further dispute that this was
she white breasted marten. One single
fact is enough 10 show that IL was not a
cat-we find incidental reference TO this
abominable smell. 10 might be sup
posed that martens rank among animals
once domesticated, but now abandoned
10 their native Wildness. but Professor
Rolleston cites Nine. Jeanette Powers
statement that in the Lake Districts OF
England they are often taHed--perhaps
we should use the past tense now.
Doubtless, the Greeks " q DOT unac-
Qusinted With cats. but foreign Curl
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wanted to Convert The President.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June The
perennial crank turned up at the EX-
ecutive Mansion to-day. He was a
young man Of distracted appearance,
and be announced that his mission was
20 convert President Cleveland to ways
OF righteousness. This was the third
time that he had been at the White
House, and while he was not disorderly,
he was so determined to get at the Pres
ident that the patience OF the watch
men was exhausted and they called for
the police patrol and had him trans
ferred 20 the Third precinct station,
where he will be held for examination.
His name, as it was understood, was
Hsfenstein, converted Jew. He had
been delivering eItempOraneous SER
mons on the street corners for some
time,
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The Mnrsr Goinr Down.

VANCOUVER, B. c., June The
Frazer river is still rising at Westminis-
ser. During the - hours ending this
morning the food gained one inch. The
worst has undoubtedly been experience
ed, for reports from the river points
state that the river is steadily receding.
At Lytton the river fell p inches yes
tsrday. News has been received here
Of an appalling landslide which occurred
10 the vicinity Of Ashcroft on Saturday
last. A tract OF one hundred acres OF
land was carried into the river. A
cloud burst Is said TO have been the
immediate causs Of the disaster. Three
thousand dollars was raised here last
night for the flood sufferers. The bank
OF Montreal has also contributed $1,000.
It is now claimed by many that the de-
structiOn OF farms in the Frazer valley
has not been as complete as first report
ed and that nearly all Of the suffering
farmers will be able to raise crops this
season.
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LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, June Cattle, receipts, l4,OOO
head: shipments, 1000; market active,
good demand; prime to extra natlve
steers a 75a5 10: medium 81 25a4 90; others
81 85a4 Is: Texans 81 40a4 40.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
II 600; market active; prime heavy STEADY:
others lower; rough heavy 81 25a4 %;
packers and mixed 81 6Oaa4 40; prime
heavy "a SOa4 S715. -
Sheen and Lambs-Receipts, lO,OOO mead
market active; export demand steady TOD
sheep 81 GOA 45 0; top lambs q SOa5 10.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, June 7.-Cattle-
Receipts light; market, active and strong;
prime "a 5Oa4 So; good "a 4Oa4 60.
Hogs Receipts, a shade better: best
Pbiiadelphias "a 95a5 90; best Workers
81 9Oa4 95.
Sheep-Receipts, light; market slow;
extra So 6Oa3 90; fair s. 4Oa3 90.
CINCINNATI, o., June Hogs, easy at
81 OOa4 rs; receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head.
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ChIcago Grain ana PrOvLslOn Ntarkets.

Chicago Grain and Provision Markets.
Range Of the leading futures furnished by
the WHEELING COMMISSION Co.. Brokers, Kelly
Building, third floor: ,,,.
Opening, highest. lowest and closing PRICES;
WHEAr-July, 595lc, $3.50, oSssc. SSysc; Sep
CoRxSJuly 4olsc. 4Olsc. $3.50, S95c; SePtem-
Der, 40Sc, 4lc, 40lsc, 40lsc- o.,, g.
OATs-July, S62lc, 371sc, 36c, 3o1sc; Septem'
her. zoe Boz 25slc 29Sc.
PocST-JuIv Sit %, Sl2 %, 81 90, Sl2 OF; Sep
tember. Sl2 OF, sI2 12. t1s o. sl2 "
LARD-July, IS ~; September, IS 80 Is -, % 80,
20 RI1s-July So 90 50 % IS 20, 1872; September,
S6I7. IS 90, IS Is. IS 20 ooo.
Car receipts for to-dsy-Whsat 81; corn ~;
oats 1871: hogs. 1900 hssd. Estimates foF
to.morroW-Hogs, 10000 head.
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New Corporations Chartered.

Special 20 ne Rsgt5ter.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. june The
Secretary of State has issued a certit-
cate OF incorporation to the Irvine Coal
Company, Of Charleston, w. Va, with
an authorized capital Of S., O0O,O 900. The
incorporators are John A. Thayer, w,
P. Devonshire, Billion Mcdonald, A. w.
johnson, and f. Il. Scott, all Of Char
lesion. Also the Clendeunin and Spen-
GER Railroad Company, Of Charleston,
w. Va, with a capital Of 100000. The
railroad which this corporation proposes
to build will begin AZ or near the town
OF Cleudennin, in Kanawha county, and
run thence by the most practicable
route 10 a point at or near the town OF
Spencer In Roane county. The incor-
porators are w 5. Lewis and Charles
Lewis OF Charleston, Il. O. Wyatt, W..
A. Ripley and w. c. Wauhop OF Carlos,
Roane County, W. Va.
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PETKOLEOM.

OIL CRY, PA, June 7.-Petroleum,
opened, S716c; highest. sS5sc; lowest sec;
closed at SS9Sc; salts, none; shipments "a,
1917 barrels; runs, 81, rs barrels.
New YORK, June 7.-Petroleum, strong;
Pennsylvania oil, sales none; July option,
closed az SS1Ec bid.
P1rTsBURG, PA. juno 7.-Petroleum.
opened and lowest at S71Gc; closed and
highest size bid.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Co

The Belmont Brick and Tile Co.
VS.. In Cnancery.
Catherine Wurster.
BY virtue OF 81 order entered in the above
entitled cause / the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county. W. Va, on the 18th day OF May, 1894. It
is referred to the undersigned commissioner to
ascertain and report:
First-The amount and priorities OF the liens
against the real estate Of the defendant, I ath-
crime Wurster
Second-Tne real estate named In the bill In
said cause OF which said Catherine Wurster is
seized and possessed.
Third-Auy other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice is hereby given chat Monday the 18th
day OF Jnne 1894, AZ 9 a. m, and his Office. No
l4l7 Chapline street, wheeling, W. Va. Is the
time and place fixed by said commissioner for
ascertaining said matters.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May,
1894 GEO. T. bOlD,
Commissioner.
J. P. ROGERS. Attorney for Complainant.
my lSOaw
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BurnsvilIs Academy.
stai TO ths RsgB,s-.

BURNsvuLE, w. VA, June THE
BuGnsville Academy closed its third and
most prosperous year yesterday. The
following is list of the graduates:
Thomas F. Anderson, OF ROckbridge
county, Va; Henry L. HOrnbecS and
ID. B. Burns, OF BurnSyllle; Miss Ger
trude McCue, OF Maiden, Kanawha
county; Miss Anna Beck, OF Peck's Run,
Upshur county, and Miss Iva Cooper, Of
Vandalia, Lewis county.
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scntch-Iri.h Congress-.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June The
large audience hall of Y. NJ. C. A.
building was crowded TO sufocatiOn to-
day when the sixth annual congress Of
the Scotch-Irish society of America
was called 20 order by p. NJ. Casiday.
In the audience were representative
men from nearly all the States and ter
rltnries.
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N1nristts,, Nswsnaper War.

RnFrf1L % % hsJltI"-.
MARIETTA, OHIO, June The Mari
eta Daily Register, +. IL. Alderman and
Sons publishers, made It's appearance
this afternoon. This is the second gun
Of the newspaper war between this
paper and the new DGiIU Dispatch.
The fight is watched with much inter-
asst
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MAErINsBUKa's COMMENCEMENT

a Glass OF Ten Graduated Last Night
From the High school
- setsl 20 tts Rsglsss-
MARTINsBURG, WA, June THE
annual commencement Of the High
School was held 10 the Central Opera
House this evening, before large aud
appreciative audience.
The exercises consisted Of essays ora
tions and debate by the graduates, in
terspersed with music by the
City band, and were closed with
addresses BY Mr.. w. B. COlstoR.
Mr.. L. S. G.. Pitzer and Prof. j. A.
Cox, the principal OF the school.
Misses Lena Davis, Bertha Degrange,
Carrie Friskey, Lucy Hedges, Cora
Martin, Lille Mcdowell, Edna Swaltz,
Annie Watson, Annie Zimmerman and
Mr.. James Showers composed the grad
uatiLg class, and were presented with
diplomas bv Mr.. John W. Martin, the
president Of the Board of Education.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, June There is a good
number of buyers in the market, and some
attention was extended to many kinds OF
goods other than staples, with Moderate
results. The lower prices current are at
tracing much interest, and purchasers
feel that 10 matter what comes the bot
tom has been reached.
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AsENsATIONAL SUIT.
Evidence Belng Taken 10 the Divorce Case
of solomon Howell

Special 70 As REGISTER.
MoBsANrowN. w. Va, June 6.-Evi-
dence is being taken before Commits
sloner Fast in the divorce case Of Solo
mon Howell against his wife, Mr..
Howell is an old and wealthy farmer Of
this county and sometime ago married
= young divorced woman who lived al
Fairmont.
A few weeks ago he claimed to have
caught his wife and young man in
compromising position, full account Of
which was published 10 the REGISTER
and afterWard denied by a gentleman
writing from Arnettsville, the home OF
the couple.
The evidence already taken Is Of the
most sensational character, and besides
bearing out the report given by the
REGISTER is Of a character which rem
ders it unfit for publication.
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THE WHEELING REGISTER
Is pre-eminently the best
medium in West Virginia.
Try it.

lITALoauE AND PAMPHLET WORK
~ Having the ncst oomblsts equipment N
b Printing Company are PrsPaEsa 30 turn eat
prirtisg Of this class in t5s most approved
Etvie and in the shortest TINE Esii1Gtes fur
nished on ApPlieAtioa- WEST VIRelNIA
PIETIN0 co. l215 Market strss.
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MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS /!

HATHoRN wATER-we have large stock
OF this celebrated Mineral Water en- hand which
we are closing out 81 reduced prices in order 70
make room for other goods. Put up in doL.
2doz and 4doZ. packages.
SPRUDEL WATER-Ths King OF Mineral
Waters from Mt Clemens, Mich. pure,
wholesome water, unsurpassed as q beverage
ard table water.
KRONTHAL WATER - From KronthSl
Spriny.. Nassau. Germany This Mineral Wa
ter is Justly celebrated for its excellent diSeS.
tive qualities, is also q refreshing and delicious
summer drink, either pure OF mixed with fruit
syrup milk wine or brandy.
APOiIISARIS WATER-From RhellSA,
Prussia, Germany, in pipts and quarts.
P WELTY d CO..
IIls Main and ll2l Market Streets
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 1 Per Csnt-Governments, Dull
Stocks, Higher Flour. steady and
Higher-Wheat, Fevsrish.
New YORK, June Money on call easy
at 1 per cent; last loan ana closed AZ per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3a4]g per
cent. Sterling Exchange, firm at 4S115a
4gl. Silver certificates, 64a65c.
E-.--r..-,r->---l mil
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Want the sugnr Trusters.

WAsHINGroN, d. c.. June Sub
pwnas, directed TO members OF the
sugar trust, have been issued by the
Senate committee or investigation.
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NEWSLEIS
Interesting Pieces Of Tslegraphic News
ia small Space.

NOBrHPoRr WASH, June "A mosseu-
ger arrived here to-day from Nelson with
the report that Kaslo, b. c., was swept
almost entirely out Of existence Sunday by
q flood and wind.
san FRANCIsCO, June The United
States revenue cutter Bear IS almost a
total wreck, and possibly by this time Is
battered 10 pieces on the rocks az the en-
trance to the harbOr at Sltka.
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Leave Wheeling.
+Daily except sunday

fOAtiN except sunday
Sunday Church Trans viii leave Elm. Grove
at s;iS 4 N. and Wheeling 81 1871 p M.
Trims No. =. 6, Hand - connect wltn keFdic
line for triad eipha. Hrrdic leaves Triado l.
phia FOR Elm Grove a. 5.S0 .. M. 1.S0 g. m.
l2.0 n m. and $50 = m. Daily except Sun
DAYS aud Saturdays hsrdic, will connect with
t.Sin No. 81. leaving Wheeling a. II 90 .. m.
Suadsy's herdic leaves Fri ,delpnia ate:Co a.
m, 800 \. m, ESQ p. m. and connects with
trains No lt,n1 % I'm % N heelirc
II. E. WEI GERBER, Gen. Manage
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The Metal AIIrEsL

New YORK, June Pig iron, dull
Copper, easier. Lead, strong Tin, easier;
straits $40 60.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

ArriVa ara departurs or trans on ana ats.
NJ 2, 1924 EXPLANATION oP REFERENrs
MARKS: 'Daily; tSunday excepted: Mon.
say excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; SSaturday only Eastern standard Tine
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RAILROADS.

ME KEELING AND ELM GBOvE
w RAILROAD On and after Srlday.
April 70, 1891. trains will run Is lollowA city
time.
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RALTIMoRE AND OH rsAAE.

ARRIVE
From New York Philadsl phia, Baltimore anf
Washington. 6lba q. m. daily.
Cumbsrand Recommendation, $40 D. n.sr.
cept sunday. -
Moundtville accommodation. 40 add . u =
m, and az p. m, except sunday, anu TO- Top.
K.ys.c express, 800 p. M. except Monday
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION.
For PttIburg. WAshington, Baitimofs rau'
adslphia and New YORK. Svi = N anu 'oF
Pittsburg accom- modatlep. $50 a m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 40 p m eKcspt SUNDAY
Washington Pa, accommodation DIV p m'
Pittsbnrg express, $50 ,. m, sunday only
ARRIVE
From New York. PhlladsiphiA Baltimore.
Washington aud Pit,sbufg, lLSD = ms ana
PIttsburE mail, i24j ,. n, except suasaS
'n wS oS Ton Pa accommodations. Z 70 a. M.
'' P,tIsb S express. ioSja n, sundGysFlJ.
TPASs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago and the West
!" Columbus Cincinnati and st. LsuIL
III and 10. - q NJ. daily.
ST. ClSiryills recommendation NV = ~
'S Ssws Iri; sccom nodstlon 40 ?. M
Sunday
From Chicago. 235 aud 1915 a. r.. dailY.
From 81. Louis CINCINNATI aud ColumonA
60 4 m and SIS 2, m, dairy.
81. CIslrsVills accommodates. LID a n
and SIS Z. m. except sunday
Newark soeo N m oeGtion. tl.35 NJ. except
sunday CHAs o. SCULL.
General Passenger Ageaa
1T LANE T. p. ARt. wheeling W. Va.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
Time ,.Ol,. taxing effect a. 500 m. Sunday.
"a
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
Tim. ,.ol.. ,asius.a.e, a. 500 m. sunday.
June 20, 1895
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Leave Elm GroveA
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
Irecommsnd it as superior TO any prescription
known TO me" II. n ARCEER, H. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, \. Y.
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The cErAuR COMPANY, r MURRAY srSzEr NEv YORK CITY,
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". ]. ROBINSON, G. P. A
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General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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THE SENATE ADO URys

As u Mark OF Respect TO the Memory of
tho Murdered President OF France.
WAsulSGrcY, D. c., Juno 25.-Tho
death OF President Carnot was tho sole
theme about the senate to-day. and was
recalled in prayc. marked by deep
feeling delivered by the Rov. DR.. Mil
burn, the blind chaplain Of tue senate.
Immediately after the opening prayer
Senator Morgan, chairman OF the COM
m!ttee on foreign relations, offered the
following resolution:
"ReIol,si, Thatthesena!cofthe United
States unites with the American people
in expressing to the people Of Franco
their sorrow and sympathy in the na-
tional bereavement they arc suffering
from the cruel blow OF an assassin which
was aimed at tho peace OF France and
ielI upon the heart OF President. Garnet"
And az a mark OF respect duo TO tho
memory OF the wiae. virtuous and pasri-
otic president OF the republic OF Franco
the senate will at tho close OF this pro.
ceeting stand adjourned until to-mor.
row at 10 o'clock.
"Secoud-That the President OF the
United States is requested to communal
cate this expression OF national sorrow
70 tho government, OF tho republic and
20 Madame Caruot."
Senator Morgan made briet speech
in which he referred 70 the patriotism
OF tho people OF tho French republic
and the cordially oil relatiopa between
the two republics.
AtlO:S0 the senate adjourned.
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AGAlNsr oaMpEN.


L&'GOTernor Wilson spVaLs ut Martins.
burE-Soi Is ABUSIVE nI Usual
'Ttrfdi Eiya'ei % he jaegfyspe...
MAuTISmuuG, W. Va, June 25.-The
first gun OF tho campaign wa, exploded
here by Ex-Governor Willis Wilson,
who spoke for two and half houru In
tho court house this afternoon. Tho
audience was n very lonn.looking ono
whom he bccao. bu. no had very fair.
AiZod crowd when he finished. 10
talked upon tue tarlG question, psiuel.
paI!y, and was not spntlng in bis refer
cncO to what he formed the "li,tle
hGndiul" Of Democratic senators who
wcfo working with Republicans IN tho
senate. Ills sarcastic alluion to Wcst
NitIinia's millionaire senator did not
sound awees to tho Camden mon pros.
Ont. bur was heartily applauded By tho
Wilson contingent. His closing advice
WAS that Ii the people want u man to
represent them and their inloroets thOy
should got out OF tho rocks OF million.
aires TO end him. The ex-governor was
not as abusive rs usual, and mado o
much bottcs impression than he has
heretofore madc.
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KNOWLEDGE

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lis excellence Is duo to lbs presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the tasto, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cficctually cleansing tic syEtum,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cnirg them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs is for salc by all drug.
rists in SOC and 81 bottlcs, but Il 10 man.
ufActurcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, Whose name Is printed on evUry
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and Being we'll informed, you will no.
accept any substitute if offered.