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The Best Medicine.
j. o. Wilson, Contractor and
B?il,ler, Sulphur Springs, Texas,
thus speaks of Ayer's Pill?:
Ayer's Pills are the beat medicine I
ever tried; and, in my judgment, no
better general remedy could be devised.
I have used tbem In my family and
recommended tbem to jny friends and
employe? for more than twenty years.
To my certain knowledge, many cases
of tlie following complaints have been
completely and
Permanently Cured
by thin use of Ayer's Pills alone: Third
day chills, dumb ague, bilious fever,
lick headache, rheumatism, flux, dys
pepsia, constipation, and bard colds. I
know that a moderate use of Ayer's
pills, continued for a few days or weeks,
u the nature of the complaint required,
would be found an absolute cure for the
disorders I have named above."
"I have been selling medicine for
eight years, and I can safely say that
Ayer's Pills Rive better satisfaction
than any other Pill I ever sold."?J. J.
Perry, Spottsylvanla C. H., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
rrepimi by Dr. J. C. Ajer&Co., Lowell, if all.
Every Dose Effective
EpcSSrH
A8 A PREVENTIVE
' U RE ?
Cunningham Bros. & Co., diwgists.
Clarksburg, W. Va.
u. me M4i]ooi' tlablt, PMfti
Uiclj c ur?u bjndmlr'sicriiie Dr.
Unluutf* <J olden N?>?-<-ii)r.
I: If winuIowurodM a vowucr.w.U3li can b? otren
ta ? gJiu* of boer.a oup of coflco or tia. or in food
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;OUf?N SPKOIFXOVUm 1lUeehl , i.?rt| a
LADIES DO YOU KNOW
DR. FELIX LE BRUM'S
STEEL HND PEHHYBOYflL PILLS
i? the original and only 7HENCB, aufoand r?
S?<s,s;.,l2i3,sS,otb?Pri",1-<,('i ?ont b'
CunniugUom Bros, i Co., druggists,
Clarkabnrg. W. Va.
"SUSANNA"
Strengthens weakly, fretful,
nervous, sick children! Mothers
who use it say so. It is now in
every town in Harrison County.
The purchasers of 1894 -will be
listed June 1st.
PREPARED
BY
DR. L. .A DAVIDSON,
West Milford
WEST - ? VIRGINIA, j
CLAKKSBUIRG
IricR WorRs.
Having purchased the above works
located on Clay street, I am prepared
to fill all orders for superior Hand made
Red Brick.
,5'B ".1.,u ContraotJSfCBrlek Work ofeverj
t.? p,",on' J M- COFFMAN,
Jsn.l-lvr. _ ClaiktlLi* V ,V?.
Baugh's Pure Raw Bone Meal,
higest grade, will improve j'our
land, grass and crop. For sale
by E. T. Lowndes.
bo often needed
j in every home nnd bo admirably adapt- j
ed to the purposes (or which it ia in-1
tended, aa Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Hardly a week paaaea but tome member I
of the family hua need of it A tooth- ;
ache or headache uiay be cured by it,
A tonch of rbeumatiam or neura'cia
.quilted. Ihe Severe pain of a bum or
scald promptly relieved and the sore
healed ia much leas time than when
medicine haa to be sent for. A sprain
may 1m promptly treated before inflam
mation seta in, which insures a cures
in about one-third of the time other
wise required. Outa and bruises shonld
receive immediate treatment before the
parts become swollen, which can only
be done when Pain Balm ia kept at
hand. A sore throat may be cured be
fore it becomes serious. A troublesome
oornmay be removed_by applying it
twice a day for a week or two. A lame
back may be cured and several days of
valuablo time saved or a pain in the
side or chest relieved without paying a
doctor bill. Procure a 50 cent hottle at
once and you will never regret it. For
sale by
Cunningham Bros. & Co.. Weils and
Hnymaker, Clarksburg. B. A. Garrett
Salem. 47-lm.
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Tin, Iron, Steel, Felt
Hoofing, with trim
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Can be laid by any
body ;shipped every
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red ami black, for
metal 1 i c roofing.
Creosote Preserva
tive for shingles,
posts and woodwork
that shorten or
LADDERSlengthen; ^or *'n"
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PRICES
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growers, etc.
heavy building, for
sheathing houses,
lining rooms and
floors.
low. Circulars and
quotations by ad
dressing,"
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Best Softool of Telegraphy in the
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Fall Term Open* Sept. 4, 1894.
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President
Salem, West Virginia. 38.
Baugh's Double Eagle Phos
phate. from slaughter house bone,
one of the best phosphates made;
good for all growing crops. For
sale by R. T. Lowndes.
Ready For Business.
.W.H.LEWIS d CO
1 DEALERS IN
1$tkple ki|d G^oderie$. *
FLOUR 7 AND 7 MEAL,
Teas, Spices,
Pure Coffees,
5 Foreign and
Domestic Fruits.
IS The finest Cigars and Tobaccos in the j
S city, and in fact everything kept in a]
FIRST GLASS GROCERY;!
EXILED FROM HOME.
It Is said that at this time there ?.?<?
twenty-two ex-sovereigns rciidlng in
different parts of Europe, 8W of them
in the countries they once ruled.
Pit's IX.. tlio late pontiff, was driven
from Rom ' durini; the stormy days of
IMS. He tied In disguise to (laeta, aii.l
remained Uiaro until restored by for
eign aid.
Emperor C:i a ui.es V. lired in volun
tary exile during the last year* of his
We. His ehief occupation in his retire
ment was derising new viands to tempt
his gluttonous appetite.
A otiKAT many of the popes have
been forced into exile, generally by!
emeutes among the turlmlent liomnn
populace. A tew were restored, but
most of them died in exile. j
Ma hie nr. Mcmci. the mother of three
queens, was driven into exile by the in
fluence and address of Cardinal Rich
elieu. She lived In great poverty.often
wanting the necessaries i .f life. j
Jerome Boxapartk remained In exile
from 1S15 to the revolution of 184*,
when he was restored to his military
rank and made governor of the in
valides. He died in Paris is 1880. S
Wiiule families have sometimes been
exiled atone time The Stuart family
was twice driven from England, and at
different times the Uourlions and the
Ikinapartes have been expelled from
France.
MUCH |TT LITTLE.
Understand your antagonist liefore
you answer him.?Anon. ?
Better to go to bed supperless than
to get up In debt.?Spanish Proverb, f
Tub world would be a place of peace
if men were all peacemakers. ?ltuskin.
Tm: more one speaks of himself the
less he likes to hear another talked of.
?Lavater.
What seems to tis the raeren acci
dent springs from the deepest source of
destiny.?Schiller. I
Content can soothe, where'er by for
tune placed; can rear a garden in a
desert waste.?H. K. *Vhitc.
And yet I know out of the dark
must grow, sooner or later, whatever
is fair, for the heavens have willed it
so.?Anon.
All men have their frailties; and
whoever looks for a friend without im
perfections will never find what he
seeks.?Cyrus.
It Is far more Important to me to
preserve an unblemished conscience
than to compass any object however
great.?Channing.
It was as If the spirit Of life in na
ture were but withholding any too pre
cipitate revelation of itself, in its slow,
wise, maturing work.?W. Pater.
FARM NOTES.
Grashhoppjcrs make a good egg
food.
As A rule spinach is a very profitable
crop.
In butter color and Savor have no re
lation to each other. :;
The ashes of the corn cob contain a
large amount of potash. %
Oveiikeriiixo Is the most fruitful
cause of a failure to lay. r
It is said that'fowls that lay white
eggs are tn<MpTOUffi3than those which
lay dark eggs.
An eight-frame hive for Wcslanowj
preferred to the tea-frame hive, wliicli
has been so long in use.
AoREATdeal of wet land along the
banks of streams and ponds can be
used for growing the basket willow.
Abolition of silicate of soda is said
to be a perfect preservatlvis of eggs,
and does not injure them in any way.
There is no better grain for poultry
any time of the year than wheat, ex
cept when fattening. When ready to
fatten corn should be used.
NAMED BY THE~PUBLIC.
The duke of Wellington was called
the Achilles of England, from the vic
tory at Waterloo.
James Fknimore Cooper has been
called the Scott of the Seas, from his
stories of marine life.
Cuabi.es I. was called the Man of
Blood by the Puritans and the Royal
Martyr by the royalists.
Sir Phiijp Sidney was the Poet of
Kissing, because of the amatory char
acter of much of his verse.
Henry Fielding was called the
Prince of Novelists, from his skill in
depicting character in flotion.
IIaydk was called the Father of
Symphony, from the prominence he
gave that form of composition.
Chari.es .Tajiks Fox was called the
Man of the People, from his generally
taking the opposition in politics.
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
In New York city It takes people
from twelve to sixteen seconds to get
into and out of cars. In London it re
quires thirty seconds.
In the sixteenth century no lady was
considered in full dress unless she had
a mirror at her breast. It was oval in
shape, about four by six Inches in size.
The catacombs of Rome contain the
remains of about six million hnman
beings, and those of Paris about three
million. The latter were formerly
stone quarries.
London bridge is nine hundred and
twenty feet long, fifty-six feet wide
and fifty-five feet in height. It has five
semi-elliptical arches, the center, one
being one hundred and fifty feet.
MISSING LINKS.
The best bricks In the world are made
by the tribes of Central Asia.
New York City has thirty-four thou
sand miles of underground wires.
Every American warship has an out
fit of over one hundred and fifty flags
In England householders have to pay
a tax on each male servant in their em
ploy.
Street bands are not permitted in
Germany unless they accompany pro
cessions.
In 18.10 the' foreign-born population
fonned ti.Cm per cent, of the whole;
now it is 11.77
The firm of Delson & Krentzer.
the old reliable furniture dealers,
cordially invite all who are inter
ested in furniture, whether in
plain chairs and bedsteads or the
latest designs in carved work,
upholstered goods or superb
parlor suits, to call and see their
large stock. Prices were never
lower and the time to buy is
NOW. 44-2t
n
Poor
Health
f means so much more than
?ou imagine?serious and
a til diseases result from
f trifling ailments neglected.
' Don't play with Nature's
reatest gift?health.
Browns
Iron
Bitters
(fyouarefeellng
out of sorts, weak
?ud generally ex*
haunted, nervous,
have no appetite
and can't work,
begin at once tak
ing the most relia
ble strengthen in*
tnedicine.whlch is
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure-benefit
comes from the
very first dose-***
nw*7 stain jmhr
ttetk, and it's
pleaaant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
'Constipation, Bad Blood
1 Malaria, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
L Get only the genuine?it ha* crossed red
f lines on the wrapper. AH others are sub
i tiitutes, On receipt of two sc. sumps we
Twill send set oi Tea Beautiful World*
I Fair Views and book- free.
f BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE. MO. \
P
at
GEMS OF_ VERSE.
Heart llungwr.
I pass It every evening.
A tiny. humble room.
Within whose narrow windows
A few quaint flowers bloom.
A little lamp gleams brightly
In its accustomed place.
To my glad eyes revealing
fA winsome, girlish face
Sometimes the bright head's bending.
|9f' Low o'er an open book.
Sometimes bowed down o'er sewing
, With tender, dreamy look.
I often hear her singing
Some quaint, old-fashioned tune
That takes me back to childhood
And country lanes in June.
Ah! I would give my manalon
With turret, tower and dome.
For this wee bit of Eden
My hungry heart colla home
Yes. 1. the world-worn cynlo.
Would give the world to be,
A part of that dear vision.
That dream of Heaven to mot
?Florence A. Jones. In Inter Oceaa.
Stiips That Can Never Com* In.
Oh. wondrouslyfalr are the Islands of Rest?
Those lalandB wo never have seen? .
But we know they are smiling out there la the
west, ?
Their valleys all glowing in green.
No cloud over crosses their tropical sky,
And there Is no sorrow nor sin.
And snug in their harbor all peacefully lie
f Our ships that can never come In.
There dwell the fair faces our fancy may see.
With eyes of the tenderest blue.
Thut come In our slumbers to you and to me.
In dreams that can never come true.
Wc Joyfully greet them, nor wish they were
here
?Mid all of the danger a.,d din.
^TWjraro blissfully guarding the hopes we hold
dear?
Our ships that can never eome In.
?Nixon Waterman. In Chicago Journal.
TIi* Difference.
With a sigh thst is soft aa the zephyr morn
She greets the young man in his wooing;
At home he's a salesman; ahe'a rich and high
born;
But his path with smiles she Is strewing.
But there's a difference vast between seaside
and town;
Experience has nfcauy bad scholars.!
In the fall at the counter she'll stand with a
frown.
While he murmurs: "That silk la four doi
Jart."
?Washington Poal.
Within.
To fail in finding gifts, and still to give.
To count all trouble ease, all loss aa gain.
To learn in dying as a self to live?
This dost thou do. and seek thy Joy In pain?
| Rejoice that not unworthy thou art found
For Love to touch thee with his hand divine;
! Put off thy shoes, thou art on holy ground;
{ Thou stundest on the threshold of his shrine, i
But canst thou wait In patience, make no
sign.
And where In power thou fail'st?oh. not In
will
See H&ro need served by other hands than
thine.
And other hands the dear desires fulfllL
Hear others gain the thanks that thou wouldst
.: '.win, ,
1 Yet be all Joy? Then hast thou entered la
?Anna C. Brackett. In Harper's Magazine.
j The Widowed Farmer.
Since Banner died the sun don't shine so
bright.
The stars don't twinkle near so keen at night.
The church bell Sunday inornln' an t the cheer
It hud when she was here,
Since Banner died.
The very chickens misses Banner's care,
And go 'round with a sorter lonesome air,
There an't no kind of Joy about tho place
Without her smllln' face,
Since Banner died.
The garden tools hang In the apple trees.
The hossweeds are a-klllln' off the peas;
There's no one here to hoe the taters now,
hr feed the hogs an' cow,
Since Hanner died.
1 s'pose, of course. I'd orter be resigned,
But when I go out In the shed and find
The ax she chopped the wood with all them
years.
I wet it with my tears.
Since Hanner died.
?Robley D. Stevenson, In N. Y. Sun.
Serial.
Have you read the latest story
Published In the magazine;
Where the hero and the villain
Keep the Interest brisk and keen?
Well, the hero loves a maiden.
And the inalden loves him true.
While the villain seems to think
He has got a claim there, too.
Then the maiden and the villain
Have a stormy, angry scene;
Then the villain tries to kill her,
But the hero steps between.
Then the villain draws a pistol.
But the hero, not perplexed.
Also pulls a seven-shooter?
? '???? e
(To be continued in our nexL)
?N. Y. World,
In Our Dally Path.
Hay not: -Were I that man. or this,
I would crests a world of bliss
For some one. 1 would upward Uft
The saddest heart, and bring a gift
And lay It down at weary feet.
Oh. I would live to make life sweet
To such as In their sharp distress
Have said: 'Life la all bitternesa.' -
Whate'er wo ?fe. whate'er our place,
(Sod's gifts to us?Hls gifts of grace?
We may with all tho Buffering share,;
Till faces smile with answered prayer.
Oar very presence virtue hath
For those who dally cross our path.
If eyes are kind ?nd hearts are true.
We csn all bleesed, good things da
We need not reach out hands afar.
But drop our blessings where we are.
-Demoreat's Magatln*
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ill'lLDKRS OP
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DEALERS IN
Agents For
Browning, King
& Co. and The
Frank 1. Carroll
Clothing Firm
Notions,
Groceries
Dry Goods,
Hardware. Boots and Shoes
Halt, Nails, Timothy Seed and
Qarden Seeds.
ZELL'S FERTILIZERS.
Wall Paper, Syruns, Oils Mo
lasses, Flour and Meal. Pro
duce Bought.
Cor. Main & Water Streets.
Goods Delivered Free in the
City.
0. E. VANCE.
J. CARL VANCE
?. R. DAVIS A BRO
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can be prevented. The first symptom
of true crou|i is hoarseness. This is
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?Why pay a big price for sad
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S v mrer'p tannery, west Mains
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Won (Somen -W. Va.,?
October 8, 1892.)
To Motiwrt:?Ova baby it nearly 14
monthaold. and we had bought and
given it 7 bottle* of "Caatora," without 3
much change for the better, and it never
seemed heart.v until we gave it a bottle
of Bnftanna, which cured it entirely.
John T. Wii.mams,
Mm. Mahv M. Williams,
Messrs. C. C. Pittro & Co.
of this city, and wei; known here,
have opened a beef shop opposite
the Telegram office, on the
corner next to Traders' Alley.
They will keep on hands the
choicest steak, roast, &c. It will
pay you toglve themacall. 41tf.
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