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THE \1 JEST V \ ARCUS,
Klii^riMrl. .March 7, ISO*.
W!»b ftnimtiiy *CK)ti«wood.Hrv«tv j
W**t VU-«<n»u. by
J". RUXTD'Xl'L.X* TdilOWTST
HlwrMiii’Uf nt«i tnndc known on it<pM<nM'>n
Job worn of all kind" done promptly mad *nt*
actlori cun'u.ifeod ornoohurm made.
Ordvr* by mill will re««ir<* prompt a I ten Mon {
1 •'rms v«»r low Ire 'm« trtai
wr Washington letter.
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INTERESTING NEWS AND NOTES
FROM TIIE NATIONAL
CAIMT.VL.
A Change In The Cabinet That (Uvea
Deuerul Satisfaction.
Correspondenca of the Arjrua.
WASifINO*BON. I). 0., f
March 3, IS'Jd. )*
Vice-Proiident Stevenson is as
wii!»l m innered a gentleman ns over
presi led over the U. S. Sen ate, but
ho this week demonstrated to the
Sjii ite as well us the public that
• hero is a wide gulf between mild—
s**s and weak mm. When the ex
citement, which his been a marked
feature in the Sen ite ail the wei k,
culminated in the greatest uprbir
ever remembered to have been soon
on tho floor'of thu Senate, brought
on by the attempt to prevent the
tl >rm m amendment, authorizing
tlw Secretary of the Troumry to
issue 3 poi cent lo in certilie ilea
whpnover ready money w is needed,
being laid b fire the Senuta, he
prove * himself equal to the occasion
by ordering the Sergeant at Arms
to restore order, although lie must
h ivo seen from tho faces of the old
er Senators that lie w is trampling j
upon tradition and dignity by so
d >mg. lie even wont further, by
refusing to allow business to be
resinned until perfect order was
Bostond, and then to add foree to
the object lesson in good manners
that lie was giving to unruly Sena
tors, he directed the Sergeant at *
Anns to insist upon order being
m lintaiiicd and to place a suflicietii
nlumber of ussis'ants upon the floor
to enforce the or«!r*»- Then wiien
you might have he«rd a pin drop,
the Vico President calmly said :
•■‘Tiic* Senator from Maryland will
now proceed," Afterwards the
Gorman amendment was withdrawn
to prevent the Sundry Civil Appro
priation bill being talked to death.
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I‘ will not be positively known
nntil the 53rd Congress dies by
limitation, next Monday, whether
failure of one or more appropriation
bills will force the calling of an
ctrly extra session. There is little
doubt tint the appropriation bills
Can b*„ put through in time by hard
work, but there are several pending
amend mem 3—among them that re
pelling all laws for the isstio of
bonds—either of which will bring
out a Presidential veto, if they arc
not dropped, #
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New stories of the reign of Czar
Reed over the House arc scarce. but
Representative Crain, of Texas, tel Is
one that is new. at least in Wash
ington. He says the following con
versation occurred in ono of the
House Galleries, while Mr. Reed
wa» speaking, between a precocious
b>v and his father, who had
brought him to the Capitol to see
Congress :
Boy “Who are all those rnon j
down there,. writing and reading
new#paper*
I' at her—•' I'hoao ate the speakers
•f the House of .Representative*,
my son."
Hoy—“W ho is that great big fat
man in tlie chair under the Ameri
can flag V*
Father—** That, rny son, is the
House of Itcpresentative*."
m m
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Senator Brice has been nnmerci
fnlly guyed for attending to se
cure an appropriation from Con
gress of ♦! 00.000 for exfieriment iug j
. *'» machines, but the Senator '
insists that the wheel* in his head i
h»ven’t slipped any cogs, and fur- !
th'*r that the Government ought to j
assist in hastening the era of lerial
navigation, which mi bound to come
sooner or later.
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Representative Bailey, of Texas,
is as good a silver man as Represen
tative Bryan, of Nebraska, but he ■
dedines to s gn the letter addressed
to the public, which Mr. Bryan is
circulating among Hemocritic
me.nhers, and he gives hii reasons
for declining as follows : “Brym’g
rtea le ns more to what is expe
d.vht and further from what i*
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HON. JOHN M. THURSTON, NEXT SENATOR FROM NEDRASKA.
Uon John M. Thurston. of Nebraska. la a Vermonter by birth, lie went to Oipuhn from
I’aater Dam. Wisconsin, where he bill grown to manhood, in iwa.ml begun thn practice of
law Do waa eloctel city attorney of Omaha in 1X74 and to the st ;to legislature In 1875 Wnlla
the latter is tho h ghost public office ho h is evor nul l ho Inn for yotrs boon colcd at u poll*
tUdun of more than local fume aud h is stood high nn a counselor iu tho republican party. Mr.
Thurston will second hla nderson. of Nebraska, next March.
Democratio than I want to go. H
in his desire to pronounce solely for
free silver l»> to 1 and stop. Not u
word of tirilf, nothing of State
binks. No announcement of any
further principles of government
which should guide a party. A
purry cannot succeed with naught
but silver. Mu}) cannot live by
bread alone. ILym's idoi is pr.c
ticully only fora flay. Ho believes
in fusing till the silver forces—
Democratic, Republican and Popu
list. 1 beliefs in being a Democrat
and in having a party of Demo Tats.
If Populists and Republicans aim
ing it frle silver can act with us. I
would bo among the li.’st to w»d
oomc them. Rut 1 can't surrender
mv party's fiith to gain temperuy
aid. It might do for the present,
but would w is to the party and
wreck thu country in tlio future. I
loak ou Populism as an equal public
threitwith Republicanism. (Jirry
Republican duotrinea to their n! ti -
mite working out, and a few men
would own all the property of the
country, and the rest would bo
beggars. Carry Populism to its
utmost expression, and nobody
would have any property at all. I’m
against both."
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J he House has hid timo to kill
this week, while waiting for the
Senate to act on the appropriation
bill?. It passed the bill authorizing
an Arbiiritiou Commission to set
tlo disputes between inter-state
common earners and tludr employes
and a number of unimportant
measures.
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President Clevel md made a hit
in choosing a successor to Poslm is
ter General Rissoll, who retired this
week. No more worthy selection
could have been m ide than William
Lynne Wilson, and it is a big im
provement on the Poslm istcr Gen
eral who has just stepped out.
Climatic Influence on Health.
It cannot berienic l that the influence
of climate upon health is greit an 1 it
is in recognition of the fact that phy
sicians sent pit'ents suffering with
pulmonary d sease* to great distances
for “changj of air." Hut when the
suff *rer happens to be too p >or to act
upon the ntlv.ee his lot Is hard imbed
Hut it is not necessarily hopeles*. I) -.
Fierce s • tolden Metical Di-coverv can
be h id at any me Heine store, and to it
thotism l* whose c ises were contidired
desperate owe their lives.
I p to a cert lin point in the progress
of Consumption, !)•*. Fierce's (fallen
Medical Discovery is a positive remedy.
Hut delay is dangerous with Consumpt
ion. In alt the conditions that lead to
it. the “Discovery" is the remedy. With
severe lingering Coughs or Weak
I.ungs, nothing acts so promptly.
Kvery disease tint can be re ache I
through the bln > l yields to the inc ti
ciho. The Scrofulous affections of th s
lungs that* called ( oristioiption is one
of them. For this, and for every othor
form at Scrofula, for all blood-taints
disorders, and all chronic Bronchial,
Throat, and lung affections, the “D *
covery" is the only reinc ly so certain
that, once used, it is always in favor.
C m anything else bo ••just as goo l"
for yon to bnv ?
Don't you Lelieve it.
Ilalr Tonic Without breuse
f ’ ill flt the TottMorfnl Parlors of
F. K. flurkJcy on Price Strep*, and
examine the tine llsir 'Pome for
•ale there. The famous “Quinine,*'
'Italian” and ‘•Kiii de Quinine”
so mneb in demnnd in the Fast arc
the brands for sale. They are con
sidered y#rv fine for cleaning the
sculp and hair and are used by both
ladies and gentlemen. The receipt
for ihese tomes wan originally pur
chased of a farnoih U-m it: hair
dre-taer at a largo price. The tonic*
were largely in demnnd bv the Itul.
ian Sadie*, noted for their heanty
arid line hair. Try a bottle and be
convinced.
AN OPEN LBFTBK.
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IIOW THE Hit El’ll KEN I>0 DWELL
IN UNITY.
Harmony Amoiij The Republican
Loaders With a Hi; II.
(Iarkisvillh.VV.Va.. Fob. 27.1S9;i. ‘
Mit. U. B. 11a ct. My Don-, In- ‘
nocent Young Friend : — I h ive i
re ill with much amusement your
humorous article in your book com
ptnv advertising sheet erstwhile
familiarly known us the V\ heeling
Intelliycncer. of the 2i»th mat. You
appear to consider it a horrible
ciime to attempt to seeuro cheaper
school books for the people.
Esteemed fraud — 1 mean friend —
permit nu to call your Riiperb in
tellect’s attention to the fact, that
you are terribly misunderstood.
Your unfimili.irity with tin w;.vs
•»f the world is about to get you
into a difficulty.
Tender idiot—excuse me, intel
lect—do you not know that the
American Book Comp my is a hor
rible, gigmtic octopus? Why it is
accused of buying V irginia and
Oregon officials by wholesale, and
of trying to buy West Virginia Leg
islatures. I have heard people say
such a vile thing of you poor, little,
unsophisticated, spectacled, inno
cent that you are, that that ptrt of
you which was not m the employ
ment of t he V irginiii debt syndic ite,
was eng'ged m doing the bidding
of,tbo American Book Company
for a c msider.it ion after “Mr.
bad been seen," and I weep great
'sodding tears, tli.it otio so pure
should be so assailed, us I insist it
can not be true.
Your humor in your precious
effusion of the 20th, id so profound,
that I four you h ive >» pain down be
low your heart. The way the
“pestiferous minority” in the Leg
islature got away with tho m ij inly
to I ho tu no of twenty five to one,
on the school book question, turns
you inside out in a way to electrify
the State. What a splendid corn
piiment you piy to tho intelligence
'of the Republican Legislature in
this grotesque dunning of the cap
land bells By the way, did not
the aforesaid Legist dure at one
ti»no call you a c>111111011 liar, in
stead of a prevaricator? Perhaps
th it a-ITected your phantasy or came
across the spirit of yom dreams.
Pretty child, as yon remark.
Delegate Morris indeed had a book
bill ready to dump on the House of
Delegites at the start. Why, shorn
lamb? Because he knew tliemeth
J otls of tho American Book Corn- J
pany, publisher of McUufTy’s j
! "hoodoos,” contributor to Deino* j
cratic cimpaign funds, purchaser of j
corrupt newspapers, would bo rna
: nipnlator of Legislatures, dispenser
of c »sh, theater tickets, champagne,
whiskey, tobacco, and other still
I choicer articles in tho interests of
pure books to American children
ami wanted to be good readv for it.
Of oodrse, darling Cinderella, you
would never hear to these vile meth
ods and vour precious mwsp’prr is
as guileless as a new born ussocia*
tion of thugs.
Yes, Burdette, Morris is awfully 1
, hurt because he failed to get on a 1
school book board. Ilu mouit dev- j
ilmenl to all Corrupt book concerns
ami of course a failure t,o got a
chance to work for nothing, as ho
had to do for forty-five days, in the
interest of the |K»or, tore him all
, up. Still he is not as badly wound- I
•cl as your are, by the passage of a
—-_ r r j , T _am
till that will save the people of the
state a h *lf milieu dollars Mini gi»e
them better books—- mil even ex
change if the publishers of the
books “most largely used m the
State," refine to contract.
Beautiful spectacles, you seem to
(Belike Speaker Edwards, mid Del
♦ gate Smith of Ohio county. Well
they are honest men, and therefore
are opposed to the Atnericiu Book
Company. To whom or what are
yon opposed ?
in.illy, {) tliou King's jester,
thou reaehest this sublime neigh:
of r.idi nit fun :
“It the publishers will not con
tract the very situation has b*en
produced which the few schemeT8
sought to bring about while pre
tending to be engaged in a noble
elTort. to get. at much lower price,
the books now in use. To tlii<
project some agile minds devot* d
themselves dining the whole of the
session Their cmrse through the
foriy- five days created scandal, and
the partial attainment cf their ob
ject is liki ly to result in confusion
nod dissatisfaction through the
state. As tin mat ter develops the
people will understand it bettor.?’
U hat was. it the Mouse of Del
egates called you? You know the
course of these members created no
scmdil. All thoscandil there wa
was among the agents of the Amer
ican Book Company and the Leg
islature came out of it unscathed.
A vo*e of seventy to three on the
book bill shows the Legislature
stood by:be people and was no
o *en to bribery. And what, agiin
is tie situation produced ? If
corrupt concern will not. contract,
nml honest one will, mid will give
the people better hook®, an 1 for
every old one in the state will tr de
a new one without charge. For
this honest men did indeed scheme,
mid in spile of extr 'ordinarily ud
verse influences won u tremendous
victory over trusts, trieksteis, lob
byists and corrupted ncwspipeis.
Sublime master of romance, his
tory and poetry, emperor of all the
urt9, spotless dispenser of glittering
streams from the fountain of truth,
protector of innocent children,thou
gentle fluttering Birdie, hail und
farewell !
Yours Affectionately,
I’ \V. Monui*.
Appendix.—As the mailer de
velops, the people will understand
it better.
Minsrs ! Pure white miner’s oil,
tJOcts. Three pounds coal powder,
v.»ct8. Powells Squibs, per box,
I nets. Dynamite. Iusj and caps
II ways on hand at Monroe’s Hard
ware Store, Kingwood.
Tinware ! Utensils ! Wo have
a splendid tiew Stock on hand
at prices that will suit you. Keg
uim tin-shop, make mid repiir
everything in that line..
M o x it0 e 8 11A K D \v a it e , K i n g wood.
WHO WAS
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Everybody known “I'uul JU-verc’s
K:def out what elst* dll tic ever do ?
i be ‘ Dictionary of United Stated His
tory teds. This standard reference
• a*»k is arranged alphabetically, und
contains short, i rap, < oticisc. compre
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in America history, and about the man
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glance w hat would take hours of re
search in other hooks. It fills a place
m btokdom that was wholly vacant he
f .re it ca >ii>. It is nuede l in every
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preachers, an l I ivinen. Ou -author.
E rankiin .lameson. I’h I).. Profes-orof
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/lHFNT^ *n make more Halts with
“■ - — ~■* lc-» tal ( an t less walking
with this b >ok than w th anything eUu
tli.‘V ever sold. It urpeu's to every
body, it is handsome, entertai ting,
an i us .fill. It is go r| for everv mem
ber of the fumilv— nscful alike to
School bo.- ait i criutlpi. Write lor eir
cnl" r; •»ml t r»> s to
Puritan Pub. Co , Boston, Mass.
KING WOOD, W. VA.
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THIS CUT REPRESENTS
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1 can unhesitatingly recommend it in all cases demanding ihe exhibi
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TUNNELTON & KING WOOD
I? AT LI* 0 AD.
Tra’^iance* K'nc«r<'*4 at rt Vi »\ rm., nn<t ar
rlveo at Tunaelton a* T:BC a. r lr>.\ ( * '| urr «4
tut* Hi 4.~C n.TT.H-l' 41 t Ivr* »f K*nc« <4 n| J: ry*.
H.tn. I,o» vo* Kiri v .« ri at t »> p. n\ <»rrt arrive
*• Tuiii.p!»uii nt v Stir r-.: lor.ve* Tim tio't. n Ht
4*1 p. tr.. amt arrive* nt Kit cwoml at 6:30 v la
1 '•aln* rintlv oxentit Hiiminv
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i•«//;/,ft,ilillng (taeelctu to the J.O/.OJT*
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P'nMtKERSBURC WCSTOIC^
South hound Principal Station*. N< rthbonn*
r h i .a. a.V. Lti.ve Arrive 1-a va. aM.
3 14) 1 80 8 40 FAII.MCNT 1SIG 7 10 V .Vr
5J 25 1 40 8 55 > rMiM All 1143f 12 V fit
352 2(0 V 08 \W> I 11! I >.(.'! ON llfUfttll I* )ft
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4 87 2 21 0 83 GYPt*Y (.1(05 E 11 (3 0 18 a 14
4 45 V 82 !» 18 « I.AIIK It t.7 0 07' 8 17
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Mmiorpnh Aeeomtr ndetlon ler.ves Fairmont
’*• 11:00 A. M.. arrives hi M< nontih nt 11-/ft A.
\ M. lleturnlnR eave* MouoiiKt.it i.t 2.18 p. M
1 HfrWex Fa.riiK.nl 2:80 P. M. Trulus dally except
I Sunday.
W hen (ravelin? let ween Piltstoiph Wheel
In?. >l< r?i.i:t< wn < r Kalin ut>( t.t’d ( li.rk»hor?.
Weston. F urktr-brr? or < bn Her ton, "Thw
slonor ?uh Mt.ule "of'er* Ihe shi rle*t and on;rk •
e t line, (’lose connect Iona trade with B. A O.
tra'n- at halrnotit. also af CUrk^btir? with B.
A nnd W'. Va. A P. train* north, south, oast
1 and west. Ask for thruOkh tickets via. •"ft*
Mo.noi.c«li Route."
11 won G. Bowl xs. On'l 8nnt..
Monongah, Vv. Va.
FRAZER AXLE
8ast In the World!
Sat the Genuine!
: Sold Eienpfliere l
DR. Iff. CURBY BURKHARDS
LAniMt My upe.-ini mpnm from oatlenta
at a dlatanca, who c»ti not per>nnally conyolt
■no, aiMI drill* tidadla to aiiaarr I hr many cor*
re* pointed ta, arid fnrnlah at Abort tiotloe the
raroritr Pwerlptloa, an n«1 by mr dtir
■ linr » pr;mtlccof t renty
lira yr ir», hare oh*
ernted to praparr and
Aupply to you tbie on*
riv ilrd remedy for Ka
malr Irrr*u(arltl«A.
The climax of mrdical
rhrrolttry attained In
Or. burM.r H',
PerlndK ,| rill. do.
‘•nr* * drrrera Mrontu
* ,;\wv» lbAnanyknnwninA.li
clnr. yet an mild mat the fertile*! can tak r
I ham with perfect *ronr!ty; yei *„ lower'-,j
til thalr effecta that ihcycan hr *afrly called
* ^•••b* M**iilator. Kncli ho* en».
taina fifty fdlla, with full dlracidma encloacL
Price. Her Hollar* per hot. Fold hv dm*.
*1*1* or arnt by mall upon receipt of price,
i Mania*) all patent medicine*. Taae only ihu
yie.parjd .jcnw-riotion ..f n H.r.lclan In prac
m ™ , l*r; RwrUloiard. the rallahlo
iK is!?-at?*m*!!l,1 C A V'T,,‘ Taltlmora.
Mo. Cut itoU aui for future rtffrtuct.