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..|.ir.it od XZXT chrrir; it
. to par rapidly, aetwiO*
mil cfletts to cheek *. lh
tcriNj
1
Mid I had Caaeer e4
the moat malignant
type, and after ex
hansting their eflorta
without dojag me
may good, they pre
?rp the caae aa hopeless. When in
formed that my father had died from
the ftme disease, they aaid I most die,
?a hereditary Cancer vn incurable.
"At thia crisis. I was advised to try
&&9k. aad in a short while the Cancer
begin to discharge and continued to do
so for three months, then it began to
heal. I continued the medicine a while
looser nntil the Cancer disappeared en
tirely. This was srreral years ago and
there has been noretarn of the disease."
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is a blood disease, and only a
Mood remedy will care it- S. S. S.
{guaranteed partly vegetable) is a real
Mood remedy, and nerer fails to per
wi nllj i nil Tim 11 ScrWnJa Tiiiiih
Rheumatism or any other disease of the
hlood. Send for onr books
em Caocer and Blood Diseases,
?silrd free to
any address.
Swift Specific
CbsAtlssUtG*.
aa Biooa lnseno,
sss
Happy Hoaseljold
Is That of Governor George
W. Atkinson.
Executive Mansion,
From Charleston Tribune j
.ROBABLY no oth
er State ever bad
a more thorough
ly or deserve d 1 y
popular chief ex
ecutive than Gov
ernor G. W.Atkin
son. His private
as well as his pub
lic life bas been
such as to endear
him to a 1 1 who
have made his ac
quaintance. and their name is
Legion. It has been said of him
that he can call more people by
their first names than any other
man In West Virginia, and he
has a pleasant word and a cordial
grasp of the hand for every one.
Just now he is entitled to
especial congratulations from
bis friends, having for the sec
ond time joined the ranks of the
Benedicts. Hewas happily mar
ried on Thursday evening of last
week, to Mrs. Myra H. Camden,
\ pdpular and accomplished lady
of Clarksburg. She was form
erly Miss Myra Hornor and be
fore her marriage was the ac
knowl edged beile of Clarksburg.
She will be greeted by many
fnends in Charleston and will
preside as mistress of the execu
tive mansion with a grace and
dignity befi'-ting the position.
Gov. Atkinson's domestic l:fe
in the past bas been a happy
one, only marred by the death
of bis first wife, which occurred
on January 30, 1-94, at their
home in Wheeling. She was
formerly Miss Ellen Eagan. of
Charleston. She married Mr.
Atkinson on December a. 1-6-".
and left behind ber five children.
Miss Bessie {Catherine Atkin
son is the eldest of the governor's
three daughters. .She is a native
of Charleston, but has lived in
Wheeling ever since her child
hood, until March last. She is a
charming young lady and a
graduate of the Woman'- College
of Baltimore. She is an ac.rotn
plished musician and a painter of
more than ordinary ability,
popular with all who know ber
and devoted to her father and
her brothers and sisters. Since
her mother's death the cares of
the family affairs have been upon
her and right well has she ac
quitted herself. Since her ar
rival here she has endeared her
self to all who have met her and
bas presided charmingly as mis
tress of the governor's house
hold.
Misses Florence and Nellie At
kinson are the two youngest
members of the governor's fami
ly. Florence has returned from
attending college in Baltimore.
Md.. while Nellie is the --baby"
and life of the family , being the
ioy of the governor's life and the
sunshine of the executive man
S'?Uoward Atkinson, the gover
nor's eldest son and private sec
retary. to also a native of Ch*r
letton. bto present duties bring
ing him back to the boats of bis
boyhood, where he was born 2S
years ago. He is a graduate of
the Lindsey Institute, of Wheel
ing and was licensed a steamboat
master when 21 years of age, be
ing at that time, probably, the
youngest steamboat captain in
the world. Previous to his
father's election he was deputr
clerk and commissioner of the U.
S. courts at Wheeling, but re
signed at his father's solicitation
to accept bis present position.
George W. Atkinson. Jr" has
decided upon tbe Episcopal min
istry as his vocation in life and
has just returned from tbe West
Virginia University at Morgan-j
town. Be was born in Charles
ton in 1*72 and is a graduate of .
Lindsey Institute. of Wheeling, j
He is possessed uf many of the i
attributes which make the Atkin
son family popular and his
friends look forward to a pros
perous and useful career for him.
Governor Atkinson's favorite
amusement, when the cares of
business and public life are laid
aside, is playing the violin, of
which he is a master. He is do
mestic in his tastes and is never
so happy as when at home with
his family gathered around him.
or communing with his favorite
amnsement.
To him and Mrs. Atkinson we
join with thousands of others in
wishing long lives of happiness
and prosperity. May the happy
family circle as it now is, remain
for many years unbroken.
A GOOD BECIIXIJC.
Doctor-What your husband really
wania, madame. ia a complete rest. Xow.
if TOO could only
Lady-But be won't listen to me, doc
tor.
Doctor-Ah! tbat'i a very good be
ginning-.-St. Paul'*.
Webster 5prlnr?-Cheap Excursion
Kates.
Commencing June 1st. the
Monongahela River Railroad
Company will sell round trip
Summer Excursion Tickets to
Webster Springs. W. Va., and
return. The locatiou of Webster
Springs is sixteen miles from
Cowen, W. Va. Tickets are
printed to read via Cowen and
hack line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though if pass
1 engers holding Webster Spring
tickets desire to visit Camden
on-Gauley, Ihese tickets, will be
honored for passage from Cowen
to Camden-on-Gauley and return
without extra charge. The new
commodious hotel (containing CO
guest rooms) will be opened
about June lTiih. alter which
time ample accommodations will
be alT.irded for a large attend
ance. Tickets ou sale June 1st I
to Sept. 30tb, inclusive, and good '
returning until October 31st,
EXCURSION RATES.
Fairmont... 40 Enterprise.. .*7 7.1
WaUon SluuuMt/ju 7 fiO
MououRati * ID Luinlxirport ..7 4.">
WortljiuKfin 7 V, Clark 7 2-~>
UululiiDhon .7 Hi Faruum 7 10
Approved :
H. G. Bowr.ES,
Gen'l Supt,
J. A.FICKINGER. P. V. & G. M.
NOTICE TO SHEEI- RAISERS.
1 have a lew thorough bred
Shropshire buck lambs, five
months old for sale. First-class
stock. Guaranteed from Regis
ter Book, and in best condition. I
Delivered by Express to Clarks- I
burg at ?14.00 per head. Address
FRANK J. DEVILHISS.
33-3L New Windsor, Md.
When a miser goes into battle
it is to be expected that he will
give no quarter.-Richmond Din
patch.
When the sprinp tim? comes, "gentle
Annie," like ail other MennibUi p?-mon8,
will cleanse the liver and renovate the
nybtem with DeWilt's Little Early Ris
ers*. famous little pills lor the liver and
all omachthe year aroun B d. Cribs.
get ready tar ft,
there is DO teOmg
what may happen.
. - ChiJd-With is full
of cacertamtie* ii
Satnre is not given proper assistanccC '
Mother's Friend
; b the beat help you can use at this time
It is a liniment, and when regnladf ap
! plied several mnnths before baby ffltnra
it makes tbe advent easy and nearly pain
leas. It reiievea cod prevents "morning
ockneat." relaxes the overstrained ntos
| des. relieves the distended feeling, short
en* labor. makes recovery rapid and ?r
' tain without any dangerous after-effects.
Mather's friead is good for ooly one
purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood at
danger and pain.
tl4olUr per boa)* s: all 4rcc Kens, orsssi
D7 all oa meipt of price.
Fuss Boots, coaxatntoc rateable IsSortna
tion for women. will be m? u nj ?rtilrm
?pea applicative to
THE MADFIELO BBOVUTW CO,
EEGABDIBG KLEPTOMAHIA.
A Question as to the Honesty of Mcr
and Women.
Numerous distressing casts of klep
tomania that have come to light in
London recently have led English
journals, scientific and-others, into a
discussion on the causes and cures of
shoplifting. The British Medical
Journal suggests the stationing of
policemen in uniform in the stores
as a deterrent, but concludes that the
shopkeeper wlft> first tries this remedy
will lose all his customers. The Spec
tator moralizes as follows on the sub
ject: "Are women as honest as men?"
moved thereto by the fact that in
most, if not all the cases of klepto- J
mania recently developed women
have been the offenders.
"Women of a ctrtain kind have al
ways been addicted to shoplifting,
and their inclination has always at
tracted attention, partly from its ex
treme inconvenience to shopkeepers,
whose very business compels them to
expose their goods to this risk, and
partly, we imagine, because men are
so accustomed to trusting the honesty
of women that this particularly aber
ration from their usual habits excites
a sense of surprise. Women have
much less opportunity of stealing
than men, as they could hardly take
to burglary, highway robbery or the
work of the footpad; women, we no
tice, being rarely accused even of
snatching iewe]s or purses from other
women, though they can approach
them so closely. They are besides,
we feel sure, more honest. They feel
the temptation of money less, and the
sense of its importance, ind of their
own trusteeship in regard to it, much
more. That is the universal opinion
$f tJie. continent, where women are
implicitly trusted with the till; and
we notice that the practice is spread
ing here, so that charge of the cash
receipts of shops is becoming one of
the most frequent of female employ
ments. . ? . There are bold fe
male swindlers, but they generally
swindle by using their capacity for
liistrionies. The charges of embezzle
ment alleged against women are ex
traordinary few, while their honesty
as servants, when they must often be
grievously tempted, is really marvel
ous. The ordinary well-to-do house
mistress takes no more precautions
against her maids' thieving propensi
ties than against her daughters', and
if she is a shrew, dilates upon every
fault possible except this one. Xine
times out of ten when a maid steals
it is under the influence of some man
outside, a remark which experienced
policemen say is true even of the
street girls who are frequently
charged with the offense. Women,
in fact, steal much less frequently
than men do. * * *
"Is it possible that the animus fu
rendi, as the lawyers call it, the actual"
motive for stealing, differs in the
sexes in kind as well as in degree?
We have an idea that this may be
true, and that the woman's desire to
thieve is excited by a wish to possess
the valuable article stolen, while the
man's is aroused by a craving for the
pleasures of the idleness which the
article stolen will purchase. lie seeks
money, in fact, while she 6eeks
things.
J
Don't Tobacco Spit and Kmske
Your Life Awny.
Do you want to quit tobacco using
easily and fireVer. be made well, mag
netic. full of new life anil vigor, take
N"o-To Bac, the wonder worker that
makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pounds in ten days. Over 400,000
cured. Buy Xo-To-Bac from your own
tlruggiH*, will guarantee a cure. Book
let and samples mailed free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New
Vork. 5-ly.
Many canes of ' Grippe" have lately '
been enrol by Ooe Minute Cough Cure.
Ibis preparation seem* especially ad- I
inted to the cure of this disease. It
acts ijnickl.v thus preventing serious
implications and bad effects in wbioh
thi? disease often leaves the patient. R.
J. Criss. druggist
t -UIWIUH
Pump Works,
WEST GRAFTON, W. VA.
pampr, PUio or Porcelain lined
Rubber Bucket Chain Pompe,
Plastering Latbe,Poreh Posts
Fencing Post*.
HI uo panuLsna.Puan)U911
THE B03SH, ILL MIFISIOIS. j
Attic Strips. Palinss. Newell
Postb, Balusters, and Turned
and Bored work of all
kinds
B.C. Blatcfaley, Pray.
H. G: BUitchley, Supi
3-Gm
Adopted for Ose
,-ilN THE
SCHOOLS OF W. VA,
For Five Years.
Brd*> Practical L?*on? in the Cse ol
English Book. 1. 45c.
Practical Lewons in the Use
of English Book. 2 with supplement 4=fc.
HvJe's Advanced lessons ID Engliah.
36 cents.
Dole's Tb?? Americas Citizen. 65 cents.
Wright's Nature Reader*. So. 1. 18c.
Wright's Nature Reader*. No. 2. 25c.
Wright's Nature Beader*. No. 3. 38t
Wright's Natu?e Readers No- 4. 4-jC.
Samples will be mailed on receipt ol
price* following title* of the books.
D. C. HEATH & CO.
Publisher*.
8cton. New York. Chicago. 9-tL
, CHESTER WHITE. POLMO
.ggggggpics
$500 Reward!
WE wsH pay the above reward for any
Liver Ccmpiaist. impepsia. aick Headache In
digestion a??dpauca
care with W?t ? Vegetable Liver Pi!U, when
the direction* are stnetly copied Tfc?T
?re sorely Vegetable, and never fail to give sat
KSmT bo??.^c^u.
Bt?:i ?f cotictcrfBJ *?VTx?L.\rlsT
triae nacctactured oalv by THE JOk?2? C. WEST
CO VI ?A NY. CHICAGO. ILL.
For sale by R J- CrifS, Cunningham
Bros v (>. ."C'lurksbnrg. W. \a- 24-ly.
. _ >'? miu ?rv. ti? t-t>
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j^^pasj. r?;^r*s M cfc*r>??ofd?rtCT
"Lato'ta ukta tsSmaUf. Vt*a
~A8 A PREVENTIVE
to .fxhrrwrx It H tep*-??:U???eeetrae!
Sy ta? ?w .
l m?ra?*Tui utucn
_ _ 1 .jSHSsa:
For sale bv R. J. Criss. Cunningham
Br? i Co.. Clarkshmg. W. Va. 21-ly
LADIES DOTOTOOf |
DR. PCLIX LE BRUM*?
ar? tbo original and only
FKENCH. wife and reliable cure
on t*?e market. Price. $1.00; cent
by zsail. Genuine eold only by
For sale by R J. Criss. Cunningham
Bros. & Co.,'Clarksburg, W. Va. 24-ly.
A Honaebold Neceaaity.
Gucarets Candv Cathartic, the most won*
HU^nverv of the a?e, pleas
aod positively on moneys, i*?? ??*
cleansing the entire system, dispel c?}ds,
cure headache, fever, habitual copstipa
Uo? MdbSousness. Please bay and try a
bo,ore. C. C. to-day. 10,2%50 cents. Sold
and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
For sale by Cunningham Bros, 5-ly.
K. A. R. T1JIBEBLAHE
D
DENTIST.
Dmm Opp. B. F. Hornor*m Grocery.
Will not travel Teeth extracted
without pain. Beautiful gold fillings
a specialty. Crown and bridge adjust
ed in the most skillful mann-r. Teeth
on g^ld. silver or rubber. I am pre
pared to perform all dental operations
with neatness and dispatch. Keason
*Wp
Marshall Business College.
A Modern School of Business for both
sexes.
Book keeping, Shorthand. Telegraphy,
Typewriting, English Course.
"Post-Graduate Course,
French and German Elective,
Instruction The Be?l.
Term* The Lowest.
Students may enter at any time fall
Term opens September 14. IS97.
For catalogue and other information,
address, G. A' PROFFITT.Principal,
Huntington. W. Va., Box |a01. ?Jl*tf.
BUY YOUR
ICE
Of Wm. BURK.
pfHis Ice is the BEST
and is delivered
FREE
To any part of the city.
2?i
^asfsstssftv^g
aswsassaK&sjras
a speedy anu harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. RJCriss.
NOTICE TO PERSONS OWING
TAXES.
I must close up my accounts with the
State, County, etc., etc., as my term of
office has expired, and in order to do
this, I ask that all persons owing taxes,
please call and settle the same, it is
certainly not unfair to ask the help of
those who are in arrears. We must
have money and can but ask that all
taxes be paid. If not, we must levy
and collect the same.
9'.tf J. I. ALEXANDER 8. H. C.
B. T- Imto. Present Ice HajMmd. Cadi
T. "W.-Habmso*, Vice-President,
S.-R. HARMS?*, Asst. Cashier/
W. H. Lewis, Teller, E. B. Dtisos. Book-Keeper.
BIIICTUk.
?.T.UWIDDi. T.?.UUIM>. T. ...FATES.
B. T. LOWXDEa.J*.. D1TW BATIMOI, A.J.LOD
HICH Mmuu?,
Bentral location
COR. THIRD ftND flftIN ST
They have for rent a' large number of
safe deposit boxes in safe deposit vault, one
of the largest and best burglar and
K' k fire proof vaults in the State.
ft m YOCm ACCOSTXT 1* SOLICITED.
BLiK . Come and see ns, it will
K've us pleasure
co show you our :
K-*- new rooms and i
vaults.
* * The Monticello Brick Company, * *
MANUFACTURERS OF
.: Pavers Pressed and Common Brick ?
AND CONTRACTORS FOR BRICK WORK.
Will keep constantly on bund a fnll supplv of first-class brick at the Monti,
cello brick vnril, on the PCLLARD farm. Clarksburg. W. Va. Their plant
is well eqnippr<l and cannot he surpassed by any plant for tbe manufactoi
of brick in the State. Orders solicited. Address, J. B. ADAMS.
tarv. Box 148. Clarksburg, West Virginia. l?-ti. I
EVERY State or Territory.
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W^KMEN CURED $5000
JMLI you. or address with stamp
send them and book FREE. The ELIXIR OF YCHnw,
cures alt Nervous Diseases, such as Weak Memory
Loss of Brain Power. Lost Vitality. N'Rhtly F. k.'
slons. Evil Dreams. Headache. Pains to the U. |
and Back, and Insanity, caused by youthful ?
or excesses, over Indulgence or *by se of any*"** -
either sex. Ask for ELlXIR OF YOUTH: take*
other. St per bottle, six for $$. Sold under?
rantee to cure or mooey refunded. Prepared oo j ?7
TM1 GIRMAN HOSPITAL HlliBDY CW
QMND RADIOS. MIOHIOAH*
For sale bj Wells k Haymaker, drnjritista Mam street ^
SALESMEN
WANTED
To*11 oar hick arade Inverted Numryfitock.
Many lew ayecialtlN offered this year tor the
Brat time, u well aa the standard varieties of ftulta
and ornamentals. We prevleH expeiieiee na
eeaaary, Write fbr term*. atatlnc a*e. etc.
Hoopea, Bro. A Thomas, Maple Amu Jfantrias,
Weat Cheater. Pa.
Wanted-An Idea
Protect your Idea*: they may bring you wealth
Write J6hk WEODERBCRN A CO . Patent Attor
Days, Waahlncton, D. C.. for their *1.800 prise offer
anduat of two hundred lavenUoua wanted.
?. E. Turner, of Oompton, Ma,
writes us that after suffering from piles
for seventeen years, he completely cur
ed them by using three boxes of Do
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures
eczema and severe skin diseases. B, J.
Oriss, druggist, Pike street
Undertaking and
Embalming
Receives our special attention'
Prices Moderate.
Slate Vaults in Stock.;
Telephone calls; answered nigh' *
day. Day call from Clarksburg Ooi
pauy, No. 67. Night call from Clsrni
burg Company, No. 14. .. A1
Day call from Bell Company. ..
Night
or T G. Brady's residonoe, cor.
ami Mechanic Streets. "TJ,
CLABK8BUBQ FPBNlTOBEja
Coscorets attmulfcte liver, kidnfJJ
and bowels. Never sioken, weakffl' g
gripe, 10a 13