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Agency for
CAVEATS,
^ TRADE MARK8.
DESIGN PATENTS.
COPYRIGHTS, etoJ
mSSm^Stw York.' .
onrlnx patents in Atnerlee.
rat by m li brought b?foro
i given freo of churgo in tho
Removes'
Roughness and that Oily apj
the IjOHT 1M
JOHNSON'S
DRIEHTRL 30HP
THE GREAT SKIN CURE
AND FACE BEAUTIFIER.
Mcdlcated and Toilet.
.Nnuburn. Frwklen. I**m
Mole* and prevents "
opening tho, po roe of tbft skin And remori
bod offecta of powder ??
der and commotio washes.
IjAIIIKM will find the Oriental Konp m
j>erior to all others for softening and beautifying
the akin. ?entlemen will find iUute invalu
able after Mhaving. It prevents Roughness of
the Hkin and Is a l.tnury for the Hath.
FOU ISVrAKTH it in worth its weight in
S3
raw and irrita
surfaoes.
ga and crania and keeps tho scalp
waww
rowth of the hair.
hoauhyand p
fiOTHRKM
romotea the
. and fcHItHKK will find it abso- I
Intel/ superior to all other 31 etllcat??tl Moapw, |
for too Nursery and Bath. I'rioe 25 eta. (*)
For sxlo py ^uiinlngbam Proa.
Third ptreet, Clsreaburg. W. Va.
drugs lit,
CURE
Blek Headacbo and rollove all tho trouble* incl
dent to a biUooa atato of the system, such ae
Dimness, Nausea, Prows!new, blntrces aft as
4>aUuj, Pain In tho Side, ko. While their mosb
remarkable succoss has boon shown in curing
SICK
Heartache, yet Carter's Uttlo Liver Pills aro
equ.i ly valuable in Constipation, curingand pro*
wet ng this annoying complaint, whilo thwy oleo
corrv-ct all disorder* of thostomachjUmuUte tho
liver and regulato the bowels, Even if thoy only
- HEAD
f Ache they would boalmostpricelossto those who
Bui/or from this distressing oomplaiut; but fortu
nately their goodness does notend herein d those
who once try them will find these Utile puis valu
able in so many wars that they will not bo wil
ling to do without them. But after all aide head
ACHE
friths bane of so many lives that here Is where
wo make onr great boast. Our pills cure it while
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver PCI* are very small and
?ery easy to tako. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vttfotablo and do not gripe or
purse, but by their gentle action please all who
tuethem. Invialsnt28oenta; fivsforfl. Bold
by drnggistseverywhere, or sent by maiL
CARTER WICOIOINE CO., New York.
SMALL Plll-SKALL DOSE. SMALL PRICF
l'lles! Piles! Itchln? l'lles.
symptom*?Molnturc; Intenne Itchlne and
?t1oitn?: moat ainl?ht: ?oru by acratchlni.
If allowed to continue tumor* form, wbleh
often hived mod ulcerate becoroln* very aore.
8WANE*rt OINTMENT ?top? the Itehloi
and bleeclng. healu ulceration, and In moul
MM remove* the tumors. At drugalltao
hv mall for ?0 cent,. Dr. 8Wayne A Bon?
Philadelphia- ?-T.
For Sale!
Tho property of tho late Dr.
K. Barnes. at the North Bend
Railroad crossing, consisting of
tho dwelling house and seven
acres of laud, is offered for sale.
For terms apply to Henry Hay
mond. ltf Nov. 15. 1892.
Here We Are.
We have them always on hand
LAWYERS. JUSTICES
AND OTHERS
Needing Blanks, Deeds, Warrants,
Executions, Trust Deeds, Subpoe
nas, Summons. Absract of Deeds,
Forthcoming Bonds. Justice's Stay
Bonds, Notice to Take Deposi
tions, Constable's Sale, Notice to
Trespassers, can be accommo
dated at tho Tklbobam office.
Our Blank Deeds are on Triple
Extra White Bond Paper. Try
them and you will use no others.
Having made arrangements
?with a responsible ilrm, 1 am now
prepared to furnish cut tlowers
for funerals, weddiugs or balls
on shortest notice.
W. Nusuaum, Agent.
ASK FOR
FINE
CANDIES.
IN SEALED PACKAGES
AT
WILL NtJSBATJM'S.
Y. P. S. C. E. COLUMN.
i
The Telegram's Weekly Com
menls on the
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR LESSON
Baptist ohuroh Friday Eight, May 28,
Miss Orjilia Prim, leader; Presbyterian
ohbrou evory Sunday evening at 7:30
p. TO. ? I
T;''lC--T?rrrtci! r?r temptation. Pror.
xxlil, ??. 81; Math. **rl, 41. (Tumjierafic. msot
bxnwaaMwU
The temptations that assail man on
every hand are many and powerfnl. The
world, the flesh and the devil in multi
tudinous forms are arrayed against him,
each one rivaling the other to lead man
astray into evil. Not only is this trne of
one evil?intemperance?bat of all evils.
The surest way to overcomo these temp
tations is as far as possible to avoid
tnem. Hcnro it is well that we bo warned
against tarrying near temptation.
1. Tarrying near temptation is forbid
den. Prov. xxiii, 31,"Looknotthoanpon
the wino when it is red, when it givoth
his color in tho cap, when it movoth it
self aright." This is practically a com
mand to avoid all temptation to intem
perance. We are enjoined not to look
npon tho intoxicating cnp. If we do not
look upon it, wo cannot handle it, and if
we do not handle it wo will nover bo
come drunkards. These words simply
say, "Stay as far away from temptation
as yon possibly can." This is the only
safe rule?to "avoid the very appearanco
of evil."
2. Tarrying near temptation is nil
wise. Tho downfall of many a man can
be traced to the fact that he played with
evil. He dallied with temptation. He
had no desire to drink, he had no appe
tite for this evil, and yet he carelessly
kept himself in the way of it because he
thought he was stronger than it, but at
last he fell. This was the case with
Samson. When his heathen wife first
asked him the secret of his strength, in
stead of firmly denying her request he
played with the temptation and at last
fell a pitiful victim to his own folly.
How unwise for men to deal carelessly
with that which may destroy body and
soul, and yet men do it. For wealth
or honor or friendship, or for some un
explained reason, they dally with ruin
ous evils and at last to their sorrow.
Tho man is a fool who would pnt his
hand in the fire and not expect to be
burned. He is oven more foolish who
continually tarries near temptation and
expects not to suffer for it.
8. Tarrying near temptation is disas
trous (Prov. xxiii, 80). They that tarry
long at the wino, says tho writer of
Proverbs, have all sorts of disaster come
upon thom?woo, sorrow, contention,
babbling, wounds without cause, redness
of eyes. Thus disaster awaits all who
tarry near sin. The bostrnloto avoid
these results is to avoid tho evil in any
form, and when duty places us near
temptation to follow tho rule which
Christ laid down for his disciples.
Watch and pray, that ye enter not into
temptation" (Math, xxvi, 41).
Bible References?Gen. xiii, 10. 11
4*31: Aln0R v. 15; Math', vi'
18; Mark xiv, 85-88; Ps. 1,1; lx? g.
'? 10;Eph. vi, 11; Jas. iv, 7;Heb. iy"
15; II Pet. ii. H; I Thess. v, S3; Rev. iii, JO.
ChrlNtlan Kndonvnr Convention Plan*.
Tho central committeoof arrangements
, for tho great Christian Endeavor conven
tion to bo held at Montreal beginning
July 0 bus rcooived a sotback because
of the refusal of Archbishop Fabro to
give his official sanction to tho opening
of Catholic religions institutions for the
entertainment of Christian Endeavor
delegates. This means a second house
to house canvass for tho committee. Up
to Jan. 1 accommodations for 18,000 dele
gates had been secured, but almost twice
that number Tyill
bo present. In all
sorno 25,000 visit
ors are expected.
It is the biggest
crowd that has
eVcr visited Mon
treal at one time,
but the city is
quite able to take
care of it. When
tho tiecessary ac
commodation lias
been seenred, tho
city will lie divid- j0u:< willis bakr.
cd into blocks of various lodging capac
ity, and each state delegation will lw as
signed to an area commensurate with its
nuuil?*rs. In this way, as it were, tho
city will lie covered with little colonies.
each centered around a local headquar
ters, with its own local excursion man
ager in charge.
Two thousand visitors are expected
from Pennsylvania, 1,000 from Massa
chusetts, 700 from Illinois, 500 from Mis
souri, 500 from Indiana, 800 from Mich
igan, 2,000 from New York. 250 from
w Hampshire, 500 from Georgia 850
from Vermont. 100 from Nebraska 100
from Texas. 1,000 from Maine, 1,000 from
Wisconsin. 400 from Connecticut <100
from Iowa. 200 from West Virginia and
l.iO from California, with the other states
yet to bo li??urd from.
At preseut Montreal has no building
sufficiently ';lrou to accommodate all the
people who simultaneously will desire to
attend tho various meetings, but the
Dominion government has permitted the
use of the large government drill halt
which will easily scat 0,000 persons ejid
have sufficient room for a platform ac
commodating 1,000, and permission to use
the eel,! rated Chumps do Mars, which
is adjacent to the drill hall, lias been ob
tained from the city authorities, with a
guarantee of sufficient polico protection
and here a tent 230 by l?o feet will hi
erected which will comfortably seat 8,0(K)
Simultaneous services will lie
held in lioth plact's.
One of tho features of tho convention
will bo a representative choir of 800
voices. Quartets are to be secured from
each of the states and territories and
each of tho provinces of tho Dominion
and in addition 100 of tlielwst singers iii
the city will be engaged. Special dining
accommodations will l? provided by
union '3 Christian Temperance
As far as the nweption of delegates is
concerned, every incoming excursion
- ? 10? milc8 f?n. town by
QomnJtteemen, who will wear white
yachting cnjis and badges.
from England, Gor
lETTQN'S.
IN
USE Nffi
OVER
4J YEARS.
fOUTZ
, "A5AKESLS?? fflvwJtwtiurt;
I relief uml is an lufulltblo
<!uro for Pile*. Prico$l*B55
iDruKgisU ormalU Sumffifl
) free. Address** AN AKKSIS,'*
' Box 2410, New York City.
household
Draws Dtrrnm.?One
flour, two tabl<
i / rt;- rxxmful cold wutcr.
until smooth. AiM a
water and cook a minute
trolt Free PreM. |
Lemon One lemon, *
tablespoons cornstarch or flo
cup* milk or water; two cup
Beat effffs. sufror and lemon t<
add starch and water; bake and i
with whites of ecjft.. an.I limwn li
This ia for two piefr?Ohio 1*
Scokm.?One teacupfui of
half aa much flour, one te
Bait and one and a lialf of 1
der; mix these ln(rre<llents t'
and wet with a rnpful of milk
has been added n beaten egg.
once in kmall muffin rings. All
only half full.-Country (ientlejnt
Pxxinrr Cajcdt.?Almond or |
candy may be made b.v emplc
same materials a* nbove Sjjj
flavoring, by just before ti
pouring in a goodly supplyWJ
letting the whole boll up once.
stir the sirup in any way\,603
grain, but when tolttleJHHnHH
pan and mark off in ttrips?(
Housekeeping. MMW
musical INSTRUME ~
Tnr. emperor of GertaaiM|||
piano built for him. the ease c
is made out of bits of staf"
William -was always fond of 1
The first horn in England
lea was blown by u Fren Inn:
unknown, and tho instrument
since, for that reason, been |
calicd tho French horn.
The mast cunning art. as well aa
highest scientific uso to which v
can lie twisted, turned, wrcat
warped or carved is that when f
ioned into an ideal violin.
A musician named Saronl, of 1
eraburg, Vs., has just perfected a
patented a novel musical instrames
which he calls a "key zither." It is, in
its simplicity, a zither played with
keys, and it is said to be "a revelation
in the way of a musical instrument."
Da Ai.ritF.it Springer, of Cincinnati,
has shown a new application of tbn
mental aluminium, llo has made
violin of it, and the instrument,
which waa given a public test at a con
cert before a number of musical ex
perts, has been pronounced eminently
satisfactory In tho purity and sweetness
of its tone.
Tliere is nothing I have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
muuii relief as Chamberlain's Pain Halm
does. I have lweH using it for about
two years?four bottles in all?as ocoas.
ioti required, and always keep a bottle
of it in my borne. I Iwlieve I know a
good thing -when I get hold of it, and
Pain Balm is the best liniment I lmve
ever met with. D. B. Denny, dairyman.
New Lexington, Ohio. BO cent bottles
for sale by H. L. Wells.
SIMPLE.
EFFECTIVE. |
wonderful.
H.-frcst 7ESTIM0NIALS.
At DruegisU-ar Mailed on
Bccelpt of Price.
WJNKELMANN & BROWN
| Drun Co. i>?t* Baltimore* Md* ^
? Tho Great Gerr
I Headncbo Curo will i
, cum nerroar. nick. '
1 malarlap/i'iuja^allfi I
fonai of hondacho. Pcoplo who have tut ( m il. tar \
it is a God's blrastaq K?#>D t? mankind. Plea#-,
ant to cw, No liad effects. Curo certain J
CO.. BAIaTC*
fOTJTZ'S
HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDERS
No Hons* will rtif of Cotta Hot* or Lvxo Fv
Tien. It Fotitz'* Powders are nsed In time.
Koutrs Powdt<T?wMlv\wean<lpr?veMHoaCnoMraa .
Konu*H Powders will prevent Gai*rh tx Fowls.
Foatxn Powders will lncrea?e the quantity of niflf {
Mid cream twenty per cent., and make tiie butter
tip I tweet. 1
Font*'# Powders win enre or prevent almost _
Oirkaar to wlilcli Hones and < nttloare subject.
Focrz'a Pownrna wiu. oivic SatiwfactioK. ?a
gnid everywhere. '? 'Ur
^AVID E. FOUTZ, Proprloto*.
bjuvtimoiul ma
For Sale by A. C Rector & Bro.
We Car! t do it
v:t are willing to pay for learning how to
/.;? us good an articlc aa WouFrS Ackij
of cheap nnterial so that a
retailer am profitably tell it at 10c.
Our p-tee is 20c.
Tho retailer suvs tho public will not pay
Wo say public will, bccause they
will always r.;y a fair, price for a good
*? njelc. T* show both the trade and the!
r 'iM* ..t wo want to give them the best!
Iroat money, wo will pay
$10,000.00
Rewai
For above information; this offer is open
until January 1st, 1893.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH,Philadelphia.
Pik-Ron in tho name of a paint whlcTi
Uo.;i work that no other nalnt can do. yew
? jwilnUHl with It lookH llko tho natural
. <>tl v lieu It Is stained and varnished.
I will tlnd It profitable *o ipv^iimic. All
: .mn;. stores aoll lu *
; Dronti H!HW. or tk?o Llq?mr Ilnhlt, I
UtelJ Curftl by aiiinlnlNtrilBB Dr
i CiokJrn Snc^ttlc.
It 1? wanufactnroUiu a powarr,wbi;boan boat
I In a itlati of beer, a cup cf cotlcc of tea. or ir
ot 'bo p&tiont. Xttaabai
''ifoct a permanent and i
22^St-iutLata moderaio drln
I an aijonauowree.:. It has beri elvea In
Subscribe for the Tei.
I the leading paper in Central
I Weat Va.
PnizE lighting Is dead on the Pacific |
soost, and the future is anything but ;
promising for a revival. The Califor
nia. the Pacific, the Palo Alto, and all
Other professional fighting dubs have I
closed their doors, and all promised :
contests have been declared off. All i
that rsmains for the sport to be com- |
pletely stamped out Is tho governor's '
signature to the anti-prize fighting bill, i
and this Is expected every day. For I
Mich a move tho Golden state should be
devoutly thankful, and should every
state In the union take up the cudgels
of the law against the brutal "sport" I
the whole nation would have for
rejoicing.
A riiii.ogoi'inc individual who, so- I
cording to the New York Sun, has a
generous quantity of gray in his hair,
but none at all in his heart, says that ho
finds occasionally great satisfaction In
eating a pint of peanuts. He does this I
usually after dark, buying them at a
street stand, and having them not put
up in a paper bag, but emptied right
into his pocket. He knows of no pleas- I
unUr reminder of youth than peanuts. I
A Nebraska man, who recently ad
vert i.sijd for a wife, said ho wanted "a
?southern girl who would be willing to
demonstrate her ability to cook by pre
paring a meal in his presence." The
advertisement was answered by a young
Texas woman, and the man wont to 1
her home nnd watched her cook a din
ner, after which they were married.
Miss I. A. Bartlett. one of tbe
firm of J. C.'Bartlett & Co.. of
West Milford. W. Va... has
purchased a large and line stock I
of millinery poods, and after
several weeks' exeperince and
careful instruction under a com
petent milliner in the east, she
feels sure she can give perfect
satisfaction in tho way of trim
ming nobby and stylish hats. I
Her prices will be extremely low I
as she will have no extra ex
penses. such a3 rents, &c. The I
friends and patrons of this well I
known establishment will save I
money and a long ride to town I
by purchasing their hats of Miss I
Bartlett. Will have city patterns I
at the store May 5. ?5tf I
We have just printed a lot of I
new blank warrauty deeds, with I
the new form of acknowledgment. I
They are printed on triple extra I
white bond paper, and they have |
no superior in the State.' Each I
deed is on a sheet 8ix28 inches.
One dozen, 60 cts., by mail. tf I
Tho promptness nnd certainty of its I
euros nave made Chamberlain'b Couch I
Remedy famous. It is intended enpec- ?
lally lor coughs, colds.croup and whoop- I
"'g coughs, and is the most effectual ?
re" edv known for tl"-?. diseases. Mi-.
n. Main, of Unittu City, Pa., says:
1 haven great salo on Chamberlain's
?lit' r wurrunt every bottle
'nlyi liavynej. r he-id of one falling to
to gue ViiTWe satisfaction.' 50 cent
bottles forsale by H. L. Wells. m.
- ^itive Bargains jn Men's
Uulies, Misses and Children's I
fcliogs and Rubbers at John T I
Griflin's. ?
Solicitors
Wanted
In every township for biography
of
Jftnes G. BLftlNe.
?By GAIL HAMILTON,
his literary executor,
Assisted by?
MRS. BLAINE.
BS^Great chance for money!
||'K Exclusive Territory. |l
Write for terms, etc.
E. R. CURTIS & CO..
lip; Cincinnati, O. (|
Exclusive General Agents for I
Ohio, Kentucky and West Vir
S'Dia- 2G-5c jj
uresSickHeadache |
Bui
ItWJII
ou
Are you all run down? Scott's Emul
sion of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
will build you up and put flesh on you
and give you a good appetite.
Beott'l Emulsion cores Coughs,
Cold*, Coniumption, Scroftala and
all Anaemic and Waiting' Siieaie*.
Prevents waiting in children. Al
most an palatable ax milk. Ciftonly
the genuine. Prepared by Scott A
Bowne, ChemUU, Hew York. Bold by
all DruggieU.
Sc?tf8
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Goods Delivered Free in the City.
Nursev ^ Insurance ^ Apency
ISl g|..i' i , ? - --J|| yH
LEE. H.VANCE, Proprietor.
All the Best Companies Prompt Payment oi
Losses.
Pike Street, - - - - Clarksburg
Wanted!
White Oak Planks,
Walnut, Poplar, Ash Logs and Lum
ber, Staves, Etc.
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Office ami Yunls near 13. & O. Depot Clarksburg. W. Ya.
DCMCR1DCD WE OUABANTKE A CURE j
nCmLIYlDCn and invito the luost ]
curefulinvestigation ns to our responsible j
Ity and tho merits of our Tablets. 3
| TEB^SoNULsl Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
? Will completely destroy tho desire for TOBACCO In from 3 toft days. Perfectly harm
3 less; cause no slckucss, and may bo given in a cup of tea or coffeo without the knowl
edge of tho patleut, who will voluntarily stop smoking or cliowlng in a few days.
DRUNKENNESS ail MORPHINE HABIT iut any effort on tho'part of
tho patient, by tho uso of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS.
?During treatment patients aro allowed the free use of Liquor or Mr
rphino until such timo as they Bhall voluntarily give them up.
k- Wo send particulars and pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall
bo glad toplaco sufferers from any of theso habits in com muni ca
tion with persons who have been cured by the u*e of ourT a hlets.
HILL'S TABLETS aro for sale by all first-clash
druggists at $ | .OO per package. ?
If your drugfrtstdoos not keep them, enclose um Sl.OO S
and wo will aond you, by return mail, a package of "
Tablets.
Writ? your namo and address plainly, and stato
?Whether Tablets are for Tobacco, Morphiuo or
Liquor Habit. *
DO NOT BB DECEIVED into purchasing
any of tho variouti nostrums that are )>elng
offered for sale. Ask for HXIJLi'O
TABLETS and take no other.
Manufactured only by
FEW
OHIO CHEMICAL CO,
51,83 4 65 Opera Block,
LIMA, OHIO.
PARTICULARS
FREE.
from persons
who have been
cured by the use of
Hill s Tablets.
The Ohio Chemical Co.:
Okar sir:?I have been using your
euro for tobacco habit, and found it would ;
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worth of the stn
nnd Irom one to 1.. _
rrom ten to lorty pipes o.
and smoked for twenty-flvo year*, nnd two packages
of your Tablet* cured mo so 1 have no desire for it.
B. M. J AY LOltl), Lcslio, Mich.
_ ^ Donns Fbbrt, N. Y.
Tiie Ohio Chemical Co.Gentlemen :?Some time ago I sent
*uor f.1**?' *orth your Tablets for Tobacco Habit. 1 received
them all right and, although I was both a heavy smoker and chewer,
they did the work in less than three days. I am enred.
Truly yours, MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box45.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
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' M ^ after using your Tablets but three days ho quit drinking,
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I havo*uso& mSihS5!m*?M,5KYour Tabloto havo performed a miracle In Vny case,
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