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Tka Sacred Gooae.
In Egypt tai gosse was tho en.
of Seb, fainer to Osiris, a pre
figure of ir is extant Inscribed
Good Go< sly Beloved." lt \ li
*he national flag of Bunna a
Kandy, Ceylon, Wherever Budd);: ul
rules the goose is venerated. Th* o
fore it is a leading motif in the an >>f
Japan and a symbol of peace and li p
pineal in China. Figures of geese i ri
as indispensable at a Chinese weddi lg
as is bride cati with us. In beth
countries, as also in Burma and Sia a.
weights an* made tn the shape el I
? as a token of good faith, thou, li
the connection is not obvious. But in
ancient Egypt the mme eaeicm ruled,
and Layard found goose wolg! tl
among his first discoveries at Nineveh.
A mw t*T gtgn ftl ge< o surt' nods the
Cleat Buddhist temple at Anajapoora
The devout cherish a fond fancy tl. it
ail geese perform aa aerial pilgrimage
to tia* holiest of lakes ia tin* Hima?
layas every yeer, transport lng the atm
of the neighborhood, returning with a
new sux-k of inspiration for the en
couragemeut of local piety.
When the Play Fails.
"Patiently, morning, noon, eight,
aomettmm far int-* tin* dawn, tho re
haaieaai ko on, rh st tia* steps, then
tia- manic, then the woree, then thc
situations with principals and stars in
rehearsal and always tia* busi; ?
thc exacting command, the sliarp re?
buke, the tireless round.
"How would you like to rehearse
day and Bight seven we. ks. without
pay, and find y. r.rsolf out of a Job
after the first Dight 1
? Wouldn't you rather read of I
rious triumph and sta* the managers
and authors and composcn rake in
the shekels, tho golden, glittering
shekels, even though tliey grew fat on
them, foi the sake of the people who
1 rehearsed seven weeks without
pay?
"Tho tragedy of failure is beck in
the hUN of make believe, down in the
crowded dressim; room, down where
the girls huddle together and tremble,
down where one weeps silently aiai
dries her eyes on the skirt of a use?
less costume."?Smith's Magazine.
Poor Richard's Almanac.
l>r. Franklin himself in one of the
last n u rn bi rs of the a Ima nae gathered
together all the beet sayings of Poor
Richard, which for twenty-arc yean
had amused and edified the country.
These mylngl are in eonsiant use at
thia day. For example, "Early to I ed
and early to rise makes a mau healthy,
wealthy and wise;"' "l>rive thy busi
ness let ll HOI drive thee;'* "Help
benda, for l have no lands;" "No gains
without pains;" "Constant dropping
wean away itonea;" "Three remove*
tie as bad as n fire;-' "Ile that by the
plow would thrive must himself el
ther hold or drive;" "A fat kitchen
i loan will;" "Experience keeps
u dear school, but fools will lear-.
no other." It was tuck homely max?
im as them Inserted in all the little
gaps of the almanae that made it
popular. Franklin sa iii ne sometin
sold 10,000 repln in a yeer, ? wonder
ful sale for that day. The first numbei
of I'oor Kiehard's Almanae appeared
in 17;t2.
Not Weil to Butt In.
"After the < rash.1' Imparted the Ant
hos].ital surgeon to the second, "1 ran
over to whne it lay on the pavement,
and when I raised it np 1 saw al once
that its ribs wen* smashed, while a
gaping hole was torn in its"?
MPardon me. doctor." broke in tia
medica] student, who bad caughl
words as he wai about to pass by Into
the consumptive ward, "but If y< a
hare no objecttoni Td like to take a
few notes on that accident euee.** Ile
pulled his notebook from hi- ;
"Was tho cate a child7"
"No." the surgeon informed him to
bis embarrassment 'I wea speaking
of my umbrella.'* Judge.
A Needed Change.
Tlie navy department once received
from the commander in chief of the
Hoot an official communication relaUvi
to certain changes reeoinuiondod bj
him to he made in the uniform shirt of
the enlisted men in accordance with
custom this letter was forwarded te
various officials for comment or ex
presslon of opinion, the remarks of
Sack officer being appended on an in
dorse mont slip. Back indorsement In?
troduces the subject matter of the let
tor In a brief, and one of thom thus
tamely explained the contents: "Com?
ma udor in chief desires to change
shirt.*?Lippincotfs,
Rhythm In Rowing.
Rowing moans muck mon than more
e\.-r?Ass ul ll Over lt ill lies
the strong spell of ordered movement.
thc delight of pure rhythm, which the
rowing man ls perfectly justified Ul
Clslmlng must lu* experienced to be
understood. Field.
Net Vtry C'een.
"Odd. Isn't it, how haman ways are
in ra !; direct contradiction to na?
ture?"
"In what, for instanceV"
"I?id you ever ind anything
about a grass widow?"?Baltimore
American.
The Dilemma.
"Ilow can I ever leam tn understand
that pirl?"
"You can marry nee, but when yon
have done that it will be too late for
vour understanding of kef to l>e of anj
benefit to ; cu." Exchange.
Too Lat* Now.
Mother I hope you re nice to that
young man wh> has been calling, dear
Daughter?I don't have to be now,
mamma, for he's in love with me.?
Exchange.
An Annoying Error.
That v.-.-.s a very annoying typo
graphical error that crept Into the pa?
pers the other day. telling kow i prom
haunt mei :y mas h id I n ketd up by
highwaymen ai d m ibbed of his i
and other rogetables." The editor has
come out wrta an explanation that tho
last wovd was not rngrtnblss, bu: valu
ubles.- .Jud
?Tba Pied Piper."
A Now York norm;*.! school examlna
tlon had SQOUg its questions, "What I?
the edueaMoi* il value of 'The PM Pi
sar of Hamelin''' " A S OUM be teacher
answered. "The Pied Piper' teaches
children to bf kind to animals, espe
dally ra: w York Times.
The Good Fat Men.
.Iones--Yoii never hear of a fat crim?
inal, do you? Bones-Certainly aol
Look how difficult lt would be for a
stout jierson to stoop to anything low!
?Kansas City independent.
No one deserves to be praised for
good noa* unless he has strength to be
fjsd. All other goodness ls most often
soily sloth or weakness of wllL??**
% .-Jl^
?
Jar.
What Aila Yon!
Do you feel weak, tired, deipondent,
ive frequent headaches, coated tongue.
Ult or bad taste In morning, "heart
irn," belching of gas, acid risings in
iroat after eating, stomach gnaw or
lrn, foul breath, dizzy luella, poor or
triable appetite, nausea at times and
ind red symptoms?
If yoTr*kave any considerable number of
is^bovelrffuntoms you are suffering
omN^liousmtfcJ^Nrpid liver with Indi
*stion\^M>e>W ,nLriit'rVV>,r,oUll!)
fedical j)jsrovorv is tn .ol- un of the, nm*^
tiluahle medicinal prinetpa-*.known, to
M-du-al science for tin; p'-nm^je'it care of
Teh abnormal conJitio^s,~ll is a' 5oal
fficient liver Invigorator. 3tomach ionic,
owel regulator and nerve- strengthener.
Tho "Golden Medical Discovery ? is not
patent medicine, or secret nostrum, a
till list of its ingredients being printed
a its bottle-wrup-HT and attested under
lah. A glance at its formula will show
hat lt contains no alcohol, or harmful
abit-forming drugs. It is a fluid extract
lade with pure, tri plc-re fined glycerine,
f proper strength, from tho roots of the
allowing native American forest plants,
iz.. Golden Seal root, Stone root. Black
lierrvbark, Queen's root, Bloodroot, and
iandrake root.
The followinr leading medical authorities,
mons a host of ot hi fotnf
?F '.he* cure of .hist such alluvia-, as lbs
UivenvinptoniNindicate: Pref.lt Bartbolow,
1. 1>. of Jefferson Med. College, Phda.; Prot
I.C Wood. M. D..of Unlv.ot Pa : Prof Edwin
1 Hale. M. I>. of llahuemann Med. O
5htcatro; Prof. Jehu Kl nj*. M. D., Anther cf
1 me ric an Dispensatory; Prof. Jno. M. Pcud
ler. M. D., Author of Bpecillc Medicines: Pref,
.aurenee Johnson. M. P.. Med. Peta. Univ, of
I. V.; Pref Pinter Ellii-gwood. M. 1>.. Anther
if Matena Medica and Pref. !:i Kennett Medi?
al College. Chicago Send name and ld
- - ? Postal Card to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf
alo. N. Y.. and receive free K>oklet giving
xtracts from wrhlnjr* of all the al***** medi?
al authors and many others ei:d<*isini. in th?
itroncest possible term*, each and every In
rredient of which "Golden Medical Disco*
>rv ? ls con.i* -? 1
!>r. Pierce's Plepvant Pellepi rejrulate and
nv la-orate stomach, liver and bowels. They
i:ay be used in conjunction ?'.tli "Holden
?/??diral Dtseorerx" ff bowels ore mock con*
lUpated. They're liny and ?ujrar-coatod.
Colonel Henry Watterson ear*
idthetic reason for declining to tak?
ia rt In the banquet to William Jen
- Bryan at Tampa on Friday. He
.rote: "The death of a dearly love I
laughter, followed by the appalling
ra ged y which took from me a son
rho was the very apple of my eye.
- aves me stranded and helpless and
rbolly unequal to any kind of pub
lolly. Before I left home I conceited
di of my intaking dates and resolved
i'ver again to appear before any
audience."
C. R. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1060
Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. Ind..
.rites; "1 was so weak from kidney
rouble that I could hardly walk a
uindred feet. Four bottles of Poley1!
Cidnev Remedy cleared my complex
on, cured my backache and ih
?arities disappeared, and I cat
tow attend to business every day. anc
ecoramend Foley's Kidney Reined \
o all Bufferers, Cl it cured me af let
he doctors and other remedies bad
ailed." Walton ft Smoot.
Five churchmen who passed reeolu*
ions of indignation criticising the ac
ion of the Norfolk Count] Circuit
Xiurt in issuing a license* to a ilquoi
lealer after protest had been entered
>y them were tried for coiPempt o'
oort on Monday. Judge White jd aced
iponsibilHy for the offensive ut
eranee on Joseph Etheridge, who was
Ined 125, His companions, t'harle
Vanderlin, J. J. Gordon, J. W. anc
). C. Stebbins, were dismissed.
Thii is just the time of year when
ou are most likely to have kidney 0
dadder Double, with rheumatism ant
neumatio pains caused by weal
tidneys. Delays are dangerous. Gel
>e Witt's Kidney and Bladder Fills,
ind be sure you gel what you ask for.
rhev are the best pilli made for back
lobe, noak back, urinary disorders,
ntlammation of the bladder, etc. The;
ire antiseptic and act promptly. We
.ell and recommend them. All Drug?
gist!.
C. A. Williams A. Bros., owners of
he Winchester Woollen Mills, will
touble the capacity ?f the plant. F< r
nonths past the Miiis have been work
lg overtime. i
There is not any better Salvo than
^Witt's Cirbolised Witch Hazel
salve. We hereby warn the public
hat we are not responsible for any in
turious effects caused from worthless
)r poisonous imitations of our De.
Witt's Carbollsed Witch Hazel Salve.
the original, li is good fer anything
vhen a salve is needed, but it is es?
pecially good for piles. Be sure you
ret DeWitt'i. Sold by All Dro*
rlsts.
Ultimated earnings of the Southern
Railway for the fourth week lo lunn*
ary, according to a statement Issued
Mmday by Comptroller Plant, show
an increase of $10,844 ai compared
sith the corresponding week of last
year.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds
that may develop into pne.umoniaover
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Bones and Tar, and it soothes in?
flamed membranes, heals the lungs,
a id expels the cold from the system.
Walton ft Smoot.
Puemer Mayor Richard W. Sher
ntn. of Ftica, N. Y.. and a br'ther
A Vice President-elect James S. Sher
n\n, announces that he is a demo?
crat.
\ meeting was held in Richmond
last Wednesday and Thursday in tie
i items! Ol the j>errnanent improvem*Ol
[)f the public roads of tho State.
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the Irritation in
th* throat, soothes the inflamed mem
brines, and tho most obstinate cough
riiienpeere, Sore and inflamed lungi
are healed and atrengthened, and the
[?old is expelled from the system. Pe
fuse any but the gonuine in the yellow
nackage. Walton V Smoot.
Trolley linea from Herrvville to
Harrisburg. Pa., are planned and
charters already granted m*ke them
possible.
Col. John II. Alexander is seriously
ill athis home in Leeiburg.
Pneumonia Follows Ia Grippe.
Pneumonia often follows la grippe
but neve" follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, for la grippe coughs
and deep seated cold*. Refuse any
but the genuine in the vellow package.
Walton A Smoot
EAftUY " RISERS
Tba
!ormer Valley Lad Makes Good
Jake At/., the Washington boy, who
rus the prid of tin* New Oilcans leam
?f the Southern League until he he?
arne a White Sox last season, made
ds first semi-professional appearance
it Woodstock, Va., ten or twelve
ears ago, when the towns of Win
iheiter, Edinburg, Woodstock, '
loyal, and Strasburg comprised the
/alley Lsague tn which two or intel
fames were played weekly bj i i li
earn. The players played ball two or
bree times a week and li shod or told
vonderful storh s lo the ians the real
>f the time.
Jake's assoe ates included Walla*.*
Warren, another Washington boy,
vho wus a member of the pitching
daff. Wally was a member of tin
Raleigh team in the Kastern Caroliai
League, hist year. The other pftchei
nakina np' the "stan**" was Fiai.1
SoiYV.m. the Indian, who had sp -
ind became thc CUrvelesI wonder o
[he league. Norcum. last year, wai
ivith Evansville, in thc Central lioagm
where be played in the outfield. Thin
SM ,"'"*' i'd by Phtl Cronin, anc
?he catching was done bj Jot i
lin, a Woodstock boy. who has beei
wit i St. I'aul for two season-.
lt seems needless to add that thii
team, which was rounded out by cleve
home talent, gaff these four valle;
towns probably the fastest basebsll i
bas ever seen, aside from the ICCI
Winchester bas had in Qm past two o
three seasons.?Winchester Star.
Soldier Balks Death Plot
lt seemed to .T A. Stone, a civil wa
veteran, of Kemp. Tex., that a plc
e.listed between ti desperate lun;
trouble and iee t > cause li
death, ''leo:' a stubborn cold,1
he writes, 'Hunt developed a cougi
that stnok to mo, In spite of all rem
edies, for years. My weight ra
down to kio pound*. Then i began i
use Dr. King'i New D ic >very, whlel
restored my health completely. I noi
weigh 17fl pounds.'1 For severe Colds
obstinate Coughs, Hemorrhage
Asthma, and to prevent Fheumoni
it's unrivaled, ode. and 11.00. Tria
bottle free. Guaranteed by W alt ju i
Smoot.
MayTurn''State-Widcrs."
Richmond, Vu.. Feb. 13.? Local pol
iticians piefer not to discuss th
declaration in the Virginia An:i-Sa
loon League convention at Norfolk
by former State Senator Bannon, R*
publican, from Taswell, that unles
the Democrats presented a pu' l
torial candidate- who is for Btste-wid
prohibition, the Republican! in ?? n
wntion will in all probability put'
Strong plank in their platform fo
St atc-wide prohibition.
It apj>ears, however, that Repubi
cac State Chairman Slemp ii
0 msidering the matter of ncommen.
ing a State-wide prohibit! rn plank fe
his party and has asked a number ?
his advisors to think thc matter ovei
Some local Republicans, while not O]
posed to State-wide prohibition, raft]
er think the best way to regulate tl
liquor traine is by high license, with
law compelling glass front? in a
places where liquor is sold or (Iran
and abolishing set cons of any kind.
The Secret Of Lon,: Life.
A French scientist hui discoverc
one secret of long life. His d
- with the blood. Hat long ag
millions of Americans had prove
Electric Bitters prolong! life aa
makes it worth Being. It puritie
enriches and vitalises the blood, r
builds wasted Derra cells, imparts li
and tone to the entire system. It's
godsend to weak, sick and debiliU
people. "Kidney trouble had bligh
ed my life for months," writes W. .\
Sherman, of Cushing. Me., "bul Bli
trie Bitters cured me entirrly." I >n
*>0c. at Walton ft Smoot"S.
No more divorces.
?'Hubby'' will stay a lover true,
Beery wife his only sweetheart, too.
Perpetual matrimonial bliss 'twill b
If both take Hollister's Rocky Mou
tain Tea. Schmitt's Drug Stor
Harness Notice
Having employed a first-class ha
>> maker, we are now prepared
furnish harness of all kinds and to t
repairing of all kinds at short notii
J. A. Dysart ft Co.
Mouey loaned on long rime and 3m
nonthly pavments. Loan* guarani
o be paid up n S4 months if pay rm
re promptly made when due. Valli
edidina <? Ti A?un Woodstock. V\
The Starboard Light.
"Twice a div lora STSCk 1 bal
harassed t... tl.add as to how f..r
man should go in correcting the ghi
Ing mistakes of strangers," said ti
mau who enjoys looking In lb p wi
dows. "There li an air store dow
town When the present window (.
lection Includes the pictum ?>f a std
lt li elaborately framed and has
lighthouse carved <<u the w.lea sn
at one side, bul the artist should nev
kars tried marine Work, for he has *.
the red side light of that vessel on tl
starboard side. Two or three tim
I've been on the point of going Ul
the store sud asking the propriet
either to remove that picture or put
patch of green paint over that red*ai
sack Hms my nerve lus failed me.
"I am half hoping that the false sl<
light will ? SUM a (obi.,ion tn tint wi
dow whick win smash the picture, si
taos my anxiety will be relieved."
New York 1 I
Protective Coloring cf Insects.
A well known little moth with pf
peen mottled wings ?* the oulj
in wuk h I kai ? f watch
pi ut ex Hen afforded by color st
I lt wus om a summer*! evening when
saw thl$ little moth zi_-,;i ;gtng up ai
down v. ' ; extraordinarily 1
regular algal and i bird pursuing
Twice the hird sw..oped and ju
missed his prey owing to I SUOm
turn and drop os the purl of the mot
And then to my greet delight the mo
topped against tho stem of a tr. I I
wldch was growing a greenish gr:
llihen. The bird wwoo^yd ag in ch
to the tree, but failed louse ih<* bise
and quitted tin* chase It bx k nu* ?
appreciable tina* to doted rho li;t
moth rest I n.? against the lb hen si
closely matching lt tn color.?Hlr
Raj L3nkester in London Telegraph
Tho Kind Yon I Liva Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of
and has been made mulcr his per
??f7y-#l~, sonni supervision since its infancy.
''COtcAtM, Allow no ono to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good *? aro but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare?
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Winni
Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural blecu*
Tho Children's Panacea? Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
thc aaavaaS compam*. tt murray mrntrr. new vorh cit*/.
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Balloon Talk of 1806.
atohertson, thc celebrated aeronarjl
arne ascended from Petersburg but
year, is endeavoring t-? ol tain ti. ? tn *
sm ry assistance ni lhat pl ce i r the
construction *>t' an sir i>.i loon on 1
eery large scale, li*- jr. that it
shall i c T'j:.' feet In d .. wrhfc h be
calculates v. ill cs rrj
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bounds, ???; bl * father was "
the bitter.
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fur too much f r that WV will i
him !ii:ii < .Mini to the Church
of Scotts nd." And such hs was aside
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A indy who suffered from n neigh
h.?r'** fawn) that overran ind spoiled
her yardea politely asked b r mihi, i
st*vcr;i! lime! to keep his p - lt
home, hut n<? sttentlon wss paid to
rlersjK ??. Finely sh" hit upi n ai
Ingenious d ol \ her
self. She fratni <?f corn bj
tying t<> them with i strong thread
small (.mis bearing the words, P
koop your < K :it*." iud
tributed iii" grains shout her fl
bean, lae chickens <-:im" t?* Cai
usual ami gn ? ' ,;
i.< t un??? ; he thredd until thc
card ws^| ipi Inst their beaks. Thee
they *eonld i be cai
m?r rid 1'
eora. Twei \y < r rand
(:?< r.-:n bon i tue \ life r
? ?<? owner,
struck sith the tl ?? hint
promt tly cut I ds nd i ;
up bl ' i | 'i I nv
Drinkers* Logie.
rarer. 1
i
a too eoM
is- there i
"\\'h n I are men < Ing I tv
a little '
? Ti: ri ' ty arith mi
jmekel I d '?? i st I" the sui I lad
t . tl.I ?? of :ui ?d' inclos
snit weare ai di
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mir.-**, -it win maae ? ? ii man
? 'WI al if ll ians? J hv There's
plenty more.' **
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerk's Officio! the Circuit
Court ol Shenandoah <'ount).
In v> in, January -??. I
Daili Belilej. I omplt.
Vs. In Chance,
Sarah C. Ih 1 lefts.
Tba object of thii '. ?
? p ?rtir ' i
rah *'. i
tiw lath day ot A pi- . I, i i.-i
?
lt appearing bj abidavii
VV illiam ll.-:- h .
nonret i t ol this State, it li
lh:?t be ?:<? appear '':. '
of ur said * oui t, al I
teen diva
ition of tl.
0 vv hat is ; to ]
hil ii
M. I?. MI'M?i:i:. C lerk.
Fi b. I" \w,
Tavenner & n, p. q.
For Sale.
?e11 my ]
e, Va., ci
dwelling hoi - oom office build
llinjf,
good eli ' . can
house, p
argo j
ami i oni
Th? re i on tin* |
plat mi
(1 13 vs
? d grui i
ThU
church, - ind sch
-.
1 bli ii lon roi e
.in.
I 'ossesiion given tl ni ol
For furth r i
i". ;;. i-. MAPUIS
12?tf. irg, Va.
SPRAY PUMPS.
1 am selling the 1! irdie Spraj
1 'umbi in 21 - ind stj I
For simplicity, strength an toil*
nv u.. j cam i .led.
lli'.< been in conitafnt use In Shen?
andoah countv, for 7 y< thont
repairs. V9iii bs ? - n Wood*
. v oui I Dai i. Bee me b rfore
buj ing, I will ii 'non* v.
J, A. SH ITT/.
r. I-. i> 2, Woodstock, Va.
Feb. 12- tf.
KiiriT TREE
SPRAYING.
Having inst purchised an up-to
date spraving outfit, I am prepared
to spray fruit trees The spray* r s
io* In chareeoi David Rstep. For
particulars call on or iddn i?s,
K. F. DIDAWfCK.
R. F. I). 2, Wo iditock, va.
For Sale.
.
On ? (CO ;nt of Ol
sol n y U -tu runt, itockof fc'r..
a'i l ! xtu na and goo i nil!.
HOU8E \Ni? LOT.
I will ale> sell mv bo isc and i
North kfsin -dteet. Apply to
i:. E. i;aM
Feb. 12?tf. W i . Mock, Va,
a ueNuine ?vko vin.
In :? nice imall fm m ot -7 ici es ol
imootfa product md 3 i
i loton station s i tal! Il
dh shiel i so up t<? d ?.?'?!' v
inc of7 rooms b ill -i m .-.
loria] i Ith bar * indows, n <- pt I
hall, porel - . x . >? irp i '? r i
blacksmith si op, st ib e -m ? *?? ho lae,
h^n hourn ail ii
orofa .i d - irs ind
plums. Sse acres of ixci ? nr uood
land, the ??? ? nv .
never faning i
os v.. il bj .i s
uh?> reci nil ; i ? ?"??
- ? , t ? ;?? Ka ? I md s l ?
j. it.
v?m j rs -'? b p rt v
must h nd
lt !>*? I i to bo
al 11 pu y 1 ? ? i
o ms
? bai an* ii - .
Pi Ice onl
t> j : O.,
Real K>t ti" a^
Woodstock, Va. I
-i
Viu.i ? i)
wv 11 at) tor .. i itomer, .1
p oducti farm, of from M lo
? ?rea of land, (which ii no h
arith gOdd dm liing, I ll <'th P
io ?'? --.-.ii;. out li ? <>n
,1 itinTi Situati 1 ona bi lat
ni ii* - k. Ko?
lo suit b^ if not pri'
t.u> high. Applj to
J. N. DA^ 0,
I
ood sleek, I
?flffllT* Early Riser*
alan faa* 3C Uei>Hk.*
The \\
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ll: Th ?
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ho p
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li
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md tl
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our i
nt being I
Vhite.
Por Sale.
.rc offering t"r mle nt ;? bal
Rm Esl bte i miling
Tinny Sprm:'- i*r<-p* rty:
good dwelling house ot 7 r
n Mhin S\ d ul'
?.ry outbuilding well rei ced arv
m.
' awel li
er lot, uith ptn< h bousi .
well . f Vi.:
toben*
. I acrei
I
it! which ? ' pike 1- I iml?
Irk ney. The ahoys propel tiea will *?;
d snai ;
A pt>li'
J X. DAVIS d
Real
THD VALLEY
Ufa! ii I.
WOODSTOCK, VA
OFFicaaa ?
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WITH
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j for C8i!^8 ariBh.
1 Arin AU THROAT fl NH LUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED Si. TISFACTOBT
OH MONEY REFUNDED.
7HF WORLDS GREATEST SEWIN6 MACHINE
LIGHT RUNNING
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THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
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-machine; are mnHet j atti ?
' I thc Xow Homo i> m. .* t.> wai.
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._\\ <;<>!> OF ALL KIN'>S
el AM MS II. ^SS^9
woouerrcx iv- * "<<'|NI _
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FOR SALE
, ,;ma nrp s horse boiler, suit
On. ' I '--^^"V^^in.hockor .rush
ble for sawing wood, ^ltl1^1,(i;^; ^t^" Waldon french bun
ig and grinding corn, one 12 men Sproul ???
lill, one Nee? Holland Ko. lcruabef.
also have at all times all kinds
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Blue Ribbon Buggies, hurries
Runabout*. &c. Look at our Saleai Wagons, and be cobwi
Ik-v aro the only good wa^uiis on wheels
Respectfully. . .-..?.???'
J. H. .)()*> NEY & >SO>
MT. JACKSON, VIRGINIA.
SCHEDULK BETWEEN Al KNAXl IjlA, \f"AHilaGTON,
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WASIIINOTON. 1). i\
Kodol
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion
If you Suffer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on
the Stomach, Eclching, Sour Stomach, Heart-burn,
etc., a little Kodol will Relieve you almost Instantly
KckIoI supplies tlipsnniedlr?st ive
Juices that :?rr lound in a i i .
stomach. Being a liquid, ii curt's
digestion at once.
Kodol not onlj digests ><>':r f i.
but helps you enjoy everj uK'Uthful
you t;*,t.
You do lae I clent amotmt of
pood, wholesome f< d to uiaintaiu
strength and i
Hut. this ? -t be digested
thoroughly, otl rwisa the paine of
indigestion una dyssepsta are the
;lt.
When your stomach cannot do its
noetic properly, takt* something to
* help v mr Kodol is the
only tiling that will give the stom?
ach complete n
H | ri ! ;-:odoI does t!*e
same work og stomach, and
doe-, ii In ? natur ii way.
So. don't neglect your stomach.
I> n't Income a chronic dyspeptic.
Keep your stomach heal th v and
og by taking a little Kodol.
You don't have to take Kodol all
tin* time. You only take it whui
)ou need it.
Kodol is perfectly harmless,
Our Guarantee
Go toyourflruirjrlst today and get a dol?
lar bottle. Then a for you haveuaed the
. ti'ir?* t-uutt-ot*. of tii?* boltif If you caa
boaaaUy ?uy that lt haa nut Smss you any
KtMid, return the bottle to the drujrirl?tand
he aili refund your money withoutuuea
lion or delay. We alli then pay the drug
lH.il*: h'-attate ail drucgUta know
that our guarantee is good. This offer ap
plua lottie large bottle only and u. hut ona
In a family The large bott e contain* L>$?
iiuae? ms mu?n as the fifty cant bvitla.
Kodol U prepare*! at the lalwratoc*
f K. U De Witt A: Co., Chicago.
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IND1QE ION AND DYSPEMIA^
* CAUSES AND CURB.
Indigestion exists whee tho food ia not property dlgseted. I
meena literally s lack of nopsin in ths stomach, but dyspssetg sesssssjBsssa
ly understood is simply chronic indigestion. If s healthy stsssach ls dis?
ordered and cannot digs a sit Ute food put into it, tsmsorsry ind if as t km
results. I:very healthy stomach sometimes gets out or Drdsc. Not rs*
nlizing that such ls tho sltse, we eat the usual quantity of toed* or perhaps
more than the usual qv .ntlty, aa tho appetite is usually as*a)ormal. ins
stomach taila to digest al the food and indigestion folio ars. hs slater cass
nature needs assistans t. nnd lt ls wl?s to sive this ?sssstiis fer ky doing
so th? dis-.omfort of the attack of indigestion ls avoided aad airton an attack
of biliousness, cholers morbus, sick headache, etc., ts svsrted Kydala'i
Stomach Tablets srs hie1 rn hat is nsedsd to do the work the ? loins th caiiiiut
do. They Sr* h?rntLaaat_ ?ml *kr?i.i/i k^ *.i..- *._ >??^? ?^?^?^** ^^^a^?
tha stomach
. 1 hey are harmless, and should be taken by healthy S soe al whseovsr
a stomach ls disordered I he> ars a splendid medicine aaTaaaAalraai aaif.
fering from any stomach r bowel disorder. If ths digestive era
indigestion v* til prevail, m. id ths patient w ill suffsr frees sss) er
following symptoms, seas stomsch. heartburn, gae In nae
knot in the stomach, pslnh the stomach, sick kee" "
mrvi iii uitiHWiMii pam ? i mc aiomacn, SICS! haadeCSJS
nervousness, ileeplsssnee ?. etc. Ry dais's Stomach Taaieee
once, and if used regularly ** ill soon cure nie weest feesss Tai
? > dale's itoanaab Tabiees sro sold e? a - ? ?a?
i M*^iiaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaiassasaSaasiAa>*a aa? 14441 BBf
ISBlEMffl
Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat
auid Lune Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia sod Consumption
WALTON &8MOOT.
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THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE
HONEY and TAR
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