West Virginia Democrat. [volume], September 02, 1887, Image 4

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A Woman from Austria.
Near the village ofXilhng*
dorf, in Lower Austria, li* i
Maria Haas, an intelligent aati
industrious woman, w hose story
of physical suffering ami final
relief, as related by ln rnit, is
of interest to En<rii'* women.
“I was employed,” she says,
“in the work of a ianre farm
house. Overwork brought <011
sick headache, followed 1 / a
deirthlv faintiug and sickm <s
of the stomach, until I v*as
unable to retain either food or
drink. I was compelled to
take to my bed for sev» r&L
weeks, (letting a little letter
from res; and quiet, I sought
to do so,no work. but was soO!i
taken with a pain in my shK
which 'll a little while scenic
to spread avel my whole bou\,
and tl robl-ed in juv every limb.
This was followed by a cough
and shortness of breath, unt.l
final-y I could not sew, and !
took to my bed for tin* second
and, as 1 thought, tor the hist
time. M\ friends told me that
my time hadi nearly come, and
that I could not live longci'
thin when the trees put on
their given once more. Then I
happened to got one of the S
gel pamphlets. I read it, and
my dear mother bought me a
bottle of Skujkl's Syrm\
(Shaker Extract of Loots)
w hich I took exactly according
to directions, and I lmd no:
taken the whole of it before l
felt a change for the U tter. ?dy
lust illness l>egan June 3d,
1882, ami continued to August
9th, when I began to take the
Syrup. Very soon I could do i
little light work. The cou Ji
left me, and I was no more
troubled in breathing. Now I
nm perfectly cured; and < !>,
bow happy I am! I cannot
?xpress gratitude enough i r
Seioei/s Sykpp (Shaker ivx
tract of Loots). Now 1 mu :
tell you that the doctors in oi.r
district distributeil hand 1.-a i
cautioning the people again t
the medicine, telling them it
would do no good, and imu /
were thereby inHueneed to <: •
stroy the Seigel pamphlets; ! ;t
now*, * whenever one is to ! •
found, it is kept like a rel:c.
ihe i lew preserved are r« .
rowed to rend, ami I .have lei.
mine for six miles arouml our
district. People have come
eighteen miles to getmetobuv
the medicine tor them, know
ing that it cured me, and to be
9ure to get the right kind. I
know a woman who was look
ing like death, and who told
them there was no help for her,
that she had consulted several
doctors, but none could help
her.'*' 1 told her of Seigel’s
Syrup, ami wrote the name
down for her that sin* might
make no mistake. Sin* took
my advice and the Syrup, and
now she is in perfect In alth,
and the jnople around us are
amazed. The medicine has
made such progress in our
neighborhood that people say
they don't want the doctor any
more, but they take the Syrup.
Sufferers from gout who were
confined to their beds ami could
hardly move a finger have been
cured by it There is a girl in
our district who caught a void
by going through some wat<
and was in bed five wars with
costiveness and rheumatic pains,
and had to have an attendant
to watch by her. There w as
not a doctor in the surrounding
district to whom her mother
had not applied to relieve her
child, bu* every one crossed
themselves tod said they could not
help her. \\ In-mver the little bell
iwg, which is rung in our place
when aiiyb* ’ v dead, we thought
surely it w is t »i her; but Neigel's
Syrup and PiHs (Shaker r.xtract of
Roots) saved her life mid now she
is as health;, as anybody. goes to
church, and ran work even in the
fields. Everybody was astonished
when they saw her out, knowing
how many years she had been in
bed. To-day she adds her grati
tude to min * for Goal's mercies and
Seigel’a Syrup. Maria Haas.
Shaker We<licines are now being
sold in all parts of the world, ami
are working wonders, us shown u
the above case. A. J. White
54 Warren St.. New York
University of Virginia
i Founded by Thomas Jefferson. A
04th Session beyins October 1, 1887.
and continues nine months.
Thorough instruction in Lite run/. Sci
entific an>t Pixt/eunion'll Departments, in
cluding Late, Medicine, Pharmacy. Kn
ineeriug anti Agriculture.
For Catalogue apply t P. <>. Cniversitv
ofVr.Va. to (HAS S. VKXAULK."
Chairman of Faculty.
i ■* -IIS
FRESH STONE LIME,
Sail! Iiy T. P. UPPITT
' RETRENCHMENT WAS NECESSARY.
Mrs nitliy Heteruiincil to .tlbkc th»
Howdwld HUN a* «s Possible.
.Mrs. Bixby bectuic f*>finced the other
d.iy that retrenchment was absolutely
necessary in her household expenses.
“Business is dull,” she said, “and I
must make our bills as light as possible.
Poor husband is quite worried over our
affaire. Now. how can I rave $3 or $10
and show Mr. Bixby that women can bo
economical if necessary? I know,’ sho
said suddenly, in the joyful toue of ono
who has 'had a happy thought. “I will
do without the hat I intended getting to
wear with my new gray suit. I can wear
my black imported straw with it very
well, aud I will, too. I just must learu
to economize.”
Then sho put on her hut aud went down
town, so elated over her “clear saving of
live whole dollars,” that she intended
walking home with Mr. Bixby at noon
and telliug him all about it.
“I wogder now,” she sakl, as she
stopped before the windows of a glove
store, “I wonder if I couldn t afford a
new pair of thuso uui kid gloves with
stitchiu* on- the back. I really need
, them, aud I 've saved $3 by going without
my hat. so-yes, I’ll get them; they’ll
| cost only $2.”
Tea minutes later she stood before the
ribbon counter in a dry good* store.
' "This i i':4xiii if really very cheap,” the
was saying to herself, “and I need a lot
of ribbon awfully. I wonder if I could af
ford it today. Let me sec, I—oh, of
I c< nrse 1 can, after saving $3on that hat.”
And slu- bought ten yards of ribbon at
• twenty-five cents a yard.
I “Great side of embroidery,” she read
on a daring placard a moment later.
“Jo>t v hat I need,” site said, ‘‘but
! I've been d> Jug without because I wanted
' to ac nomize; but I'm sure Charles could
n't say anything if I bought a little when
I've saved live whole dollars.”
So she Ixmght “a little” for $1.75.
Then sho got “the greatest kind of a bar
gain” in remnants of French gingham for
, *1.30.
“ I never would have nought it,' she
I said to herself, "but it was so cheap, and
thou I’d saved five dollars this morning.”
Before reaching her husband's ofiicc
with the cheering news of her economy
she had bought four yards of lace, three
df insertion, a pound of candy, two col
lars and a pair of cuffs, a pair of slippers,
two pairs of hose, handkerchiefs, three
yards of lawn, a fan, a bunch of rosts,
another pair of gloves, aud six linen
handkerchiefs and two neckties for Mr.
Bixby.
Then she repaired to Bixby’s office tvith
the tale of her economy, and ended by
; saying:
"And here’s a few little things I thought
I could afford after saving so much by
I going without my hat. ”
Bixby asked a few questions, made a
rapid calculation, aud said in au utterly
heartless tone;
“See here, Sally, don't you economize
guy mere. You'll break me sure if you
' do. You’ve got $10.98 worth of things
already out of that $3, aud-”
“You’re just too mean for anything.
Charley Bixby !”—Detroit Free Press.
Ike Pig In Hawaii.
The pig is almost a fetich in Hawaii; he
is credited with snjieraatural sagacity; is
sacrificed as an offering of popular avail
to Pole, when that unpleasant goddess be
comes obstreperous; is accounted, when
given by man to man, as the most delicate
expression of friendship, and is the choicest
expression of love ami fealty that the sub
ject can offer his king. His linking is
as solemnly considered aud carried out as
any sacrificial rite. He is dispatched,
with all possible tenderness, after a gen
erous diet of "poi"; his incipient bristles
rrc delicately removed, and his internal
machinery dished up as a particularly
agreeable conne bouehe; he is washed and
cleaned and laid out white and innocent
£< r the fire. A hole is then dug in tho
ground and lined with glistening banana
ami "ti" leaves; red hot stones are placed
therein and others fill tho interior of tho
p. ;. He is placed upon a layer of leaves,
two or three pails of water are turned
upon him, vegetables and seaweed are
pa^ ked about him, tho earth is replaced
and he is left to steam and bake until the
. r .hi ".".hu" arrives. Deli
cti os is he when sirred up at the table, as
pure and savory a piece of meat os any
man would wish to sit down to.—Hono
lulu Cor. N«W York Tribune.
llo^us Jellies uml Jams.
A physician who has studied “the small
economies of life"’ tells hew the jellies
which sonic bakers put into their tarts
and jelly cakes urc made. No wonder
grocers can sell them so cheaply. The
directions are ns follows; Take four quarts
of water and half a pound of alum; boil
two minutes; add thirty-two |>ounds of
sugar; boil five minutes longer;
strain while it is warm (and the hotter it
is the easier) through a coarse towel; when
nearly cold, add two ounces of acetic acid
and one-halt a pound of real currant jelly.
When cool, pack it in tumblers and label
with ti picture of a currant bush and a
cl.;:1 picking currants. If you desire a
v-nilla jelly, add in place of the currant
jam four twenty-fivo cent bottles of the
extract of vanilla, und stir in when nearly
cold. If you desire strawberry jam, pre
pare the alum and sugar as before, and
add half a pint of the essence of straw
' erry; or. if lemon is desired, add essence j
of lemon. Yon can make what you like
with these proportions of alum and water.
Tliis is the way to make the grocers’ jelly
and the jam that is placed on tarts in the
confectioneries and the bakeries.—Boston
Herald. _
Three Years of Skimmed Milk.
Louis Ilerbst, who is one of the best
known Germans in South Jersey, cele
br .i.d the other day his third nnniver
. i y of a skimmed milk diet. Mr. Horbst
If formed man of about
fifty years of age, and weighs about two
red i uuds. i ...< e yeors ugohe was
afflicted with dyspepsia and kidney
tin ubles nud was advised by his physician
to try a diet of skimmed milk exclusively.
He tried the remedy for a couple of
month , and was so benefited by the diet
t!i t he determined to try it for u year.
At the expiration of the hitter period Mr.
lierbst's health was almost perfect. Far
fr • becoming thin or emaciated from the
1 .... continued use of skimmed milk, his
r rm was, if possible, even more rotund
than l.i fore, and by the advice of his
doctor he decided to adopt skimmed milk
as his exclusive diet permanently. For
three years ho has eaten or drank abso
lutely nothing but the article named—not
even water—and declared to his friends
who vis it oil him yesterday that ho pro
1>* ed to continue skimmed milk and dis
pense with steaks, bread and butter and
beer for the rest of his life.—Philadelphia
News.
A chance for inventors is offered by tho
ministtr of war, who will give a
; :e of r»,<XK) marks ($1,^50) for the best
tuipioved cartridge Lex.
STKIM1KXSOX
FEMALE - SEMINARY.
a W. Ya.
nKSIC»NKT> to mi’i't all the require-1
nients .if a thorough education. Tho
no't Session will begin
SEPTKMBKR I2TH, ISS7.
i or Catalogues. containing terms,
c< ;rse of stmlv, Ac., applv to Principal,
Rev. C. >. OAMPBKLL. i
atigl2,’87.
!
Free from Opiates, Fmrtus ana rotsons.
PROMPT. SAFE. SURE
Curt- for Couch*, Calil* un<l other Throat uud
Liiue .VlfecUonu.
Firrr Crarra a Botti-k. At Uhi - .iists asd Dkalem.
Ttir til. Ill LLS A.tOOhLtlt UL. B«tlJ*..r».JI*i7hi»i.lJJ.A.
II
GEBManreMEOT
6a w Cures Rheumatism,Neuralgia,
1 rtl* y i/l I n Batlitlc, llratlarkf, Tuotkarhr,
[T 11 J if /lllfi 6pr»ln», liriil»«-» and other
B VI Q US 11 I*nln« und Achca.
F'ftv Ont». At Pnisirlst. »>m1 DmUtm.
till: CllAttf.ES A. VOOtLl.li U>..IU!lii iuri-,Mari Und,l'.S.i
New and Attractive Goods
FOR TE O LI AYS
— At the store of—
GITS. BROWN!
A grand display of
-IT □ Y S ,F
Such as Dolls, (lames, Books,Toilet Sets,
('nos and Saucers, Mugs, Rubber
Toys, IMusli Cases, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Tin ayd Iron
Toys, Tea Sets, Bisques,
flaskets. Wagons, Ve
locipedes, Sleds.
CONFECTIONERY
Unadulterated as usual, will he found
at mv store. Whitman’s Superfine Con
fections, Ron Bons and Chocolates. Sev
eral different kinds of Fresh and Plain
Mixtures. Sunday Schools are invited
i to get prices before buying elsewhere
FRUITS AND NUTS
Just received a large supply, all lYesh
and tine, and sold at priees to suit the
times.
CAKES
Plain and Ornamental Cakes always
on hand.
OYSTERS
Received daily,larger than over. Have
always on hand two kinds. Solid meas
ure and cheap. Leave your orders.
An early inspection is kindly retjuest
cd.
Thankful for past patronage, ami Imp
ing to merit a continuance,
1 am respectfully,
dee.1-86. OCSTAY BROWN.
Having purchased the County Kignl
to sel 1 SMITH’s I.MPKOV KI• \VATK U El.K
yatok an i' Prismkk, the only practi
cal Water Purifier and Elevator combi
nod. Perfectly simple, and easily ad
justed to anv
Well or Cistern.
Will not Freeze, and will surely last
three times as long as any other Pump.
Will positivdly purify Cisterns and
Weils, removing all bad taste and smell
from stagnant water.
r ; Most simple and durable structure
for raising water on the American mar
ket. Over $10,000 now in use. For sale
til tho
Foundry and Machine Shops
Of Wei kick & Wki.lek,
Charlestown, \V. Va.
apl.10/87—1 v.
Lumber. Shingles and
Wood!
-)o(
T-TAVING recently purchased a large
bodv of tine Timber at Flowing
Springs, near Charlestown and nut in
operation there our Steam Saw Mill, we |
are prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF OAK LUMBER,
FENCING PLANK. FRAME LUM
liEU, LAP SHINGLES, and WOOD by
theCORD. Will sell either to be deliv
ered or on the ground.
FRAZIER iV COLSTON.
City Restaurant!
JAMES THOMAS, Proprietor.
Charle* Street, Charlestown, Wo-t Va.
riaving reopened and refitted my
Oyster & Eating Parlor,
1 am now prepared to servo all the deli
cacies of the season in first-class slvle.
The services of a No. 1 Cook have been
procured, and nothing will be left un
done to please inv customers.
inay20.’S7-tf.
Only First-Class Literary Institution
in the State.
I
Free Tuition to K . 1 a. Students.
FULL CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS.
Preparatory Department,
Academic Department,
Military Department,
Law School.
Tl'lTIOV IV LAW SCHOOL $24.
Total expense for ono year of 41 weeks,
$140.00 to $200.00, excluding travel and
clothing. State cadets furnished hooks
and stationery free. -
For full infoiinatiou anil t ataiogues,
address
E. M. TURNER, L. L. 1>., Pres’t.
Morgntitown, W. Va.
inuel7-2m.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
IS WHAT WE WANT.
NEVER THIRTY DAYS.
DU It MOTTO—“Quick,Short Profits ami
tin' Cash Always.”
For Fall Trade.
Light Brown Sugar, G cents; a line |
Syrup, cts.; Rice, Sets.; Prunes, Gl,
ets.; Raisins, 10 cts.; Lemons, 25 to ‘to
ets. perdoz.; Tea, 50 ets. per lb.; Tobae-'j
ea, .£> ets. per lb. All these articles and
many others I guarantee pure, and to
give satisfaction.
Arbuckle, Lecerivy, and Enterprise
UOFFEE at a reduced price. Bacon a
specialty. Refined Lard in large or
small quantity.
EXTRACTS.—Wo keep the Stonebra
ker preparations, which are too well
known to need any recommendation.
His Hog Powders does not cure the hog
eholera, hut we will refund the money if |
it does not keep the disease off.
FLOUR.—We handle Ruble's, Ren-I
tier’s, Milling Co.’s, Weirick’s, Swan’s
and Luneeford’s.
MHAL.—We handle Sifted M« al from j
Ruble, Swan, Luneeford, Milling Co., j
Feagaus and Kenner.
FRESH MEAT.—1\ e keep a full line
of Meats, such as Beef, Land.. Mutton j
and Veal.
.(’ASH FOR PRODUCE. .
Cash paid for Eggs, Fowls, Sheep, |
Lambs. Calves, Beeves, Lamb Skins,!
Sheep Pelts, Beef Hides and Calfskins, j
WALL & DORSEY.
june‘21,’87.
JOHN ¥. RUSSELL,!
SUCCESSOR TO.I AS. W. BUTT,
Keeps nothing hut the best of everything
in the line of
Stoves kTinware,
— ) AN1) MAKES ( —
SPECIALTY
-) OF (
ROOFING & SPOUTING
I alwavs use smaller size tin in Roof
ing. Why do I use it? It takes double
the work, double the solder and more
tin to the square than larger sheets.
Call and sec at my place of business.
Aid. 1 ASK is that the public will come
and see mygoods, and I know they
will buv; for inv stock is complete, my
goods the best that can be had and my
prices are as low as 1 can put them not to
lose money. Articles in stock are too va
rious to be enumerated, but call at my
SALES ROOMS
North Charles St
CHARLESTOWN, W. VA.,
and I promise to please you. Very re
spectfully.
JNO. W. RF SHELL.
julyii-ly*.
Young Men and Ladies
Wanted to
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
Steady position,
$50 to $100 Monthly, When Qualified.
This Institution is the LAltOKST,
11KST EQUIPPED \m» REST MAN
AGED in the country..
Established in 1882.
For terms, address,
keystone Telegraph Company.
Main Office 1200 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa.
npr.22-1 v.
•s.A'esJod .y l|« w W
‘•qi aod -sj.i ni s.ioptm:t(s pojn,) .nmn<j
H. L. DOLL & GO.,
-) DEALERS IN(
blasting a rifle: powder.
AGENTS ;
FOR WADSWORTH.
MARTINEZ & LONGMAN S
Eure Paint.
PUBLIC SQUARE,
MARTlXSBl’Rti. XV. VA.
jan.9,’85—lv. _
M. S. Burdette,
Dealer in
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Music and Fancy Goods.
Queen Street, Martinsburg, West Va.
Wall Paper a specialty.
may0-3m.
TUDCCUIMP machixis,
I nnConlliu a specialty.
Simplest, Most Durable, Economical
and Perfect in use. Wastes no Crain; |
Cleans it Ready for Market.
Threshing Engines and Horse Powers
Saw Mills and Standard Implements
generally. Send for illustrated cata
logue. A. It. KARQl HAH,
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works,
june&Min. York, Pa.
Washington & Alexander
Office in Gibson Building
CHARLESTOWN, W. VA
REPRESENT the following Compa
nies:
Jeffei'son CounhMutual Fire Ins.Cfl
.iETNA OF HARFORD,
the largest and most }>opular Company
in America.
Equitable Life Insurance Societi
of United States.
Hartford Life and Annuity
of Hartford.
Home, of New York.
Pikf.nix, of Hartford.
Washington Fire a Marine
of Boston.
Continental, of New York.
American, of Wheeling.
Peabody, of Wheeling.
German, of Wheeling,
Liverpool and London and Globe.
of England,
the largest foreign Company doing busi
ness in America.
We have made arrangements to insure
property against Tornadoes in Aetna, of
Hartford; Continental of Now York;
and Peabodv, of Wheeling. W. \ a.
Where parties desire this, on applica
tion, a special'policy will bo granted,and
an additional rate charged lor same.
— -A-OEISTTS : —
J. S. FLEMING, Shcpherdstown.
C. L. BARNHART, Duflields.
JAS. W. LEAGUE,Middleway.
A sworn statement of the conditions of
all Foreign Insurance Companies repre
sented in this Agency will be found at
the Clerk's Ofiiee, in compliance with
State laws. All losses promptly adjusted
and paid at our Olliee.
WASHINGTON A ALEXANDER,
jan.9,’85—ly.] Agents
If you are Hungry and got the money
to spend call at Wall A Dorsov’s.
W. S. MERCHANT,
The People’s
Main St., Charlestown. West Vn.
-)0(
Keeps on hand Fresh Meats of all
kinds—
REEF,
MUTTON,
V EAL,
wnieh are always kept eool and fresh in
my renovated ice box. Also
Country Hams,
Shoulders,
Middlings,
Dried Reef,
Home inane Relogna Sausage, Mackerel
bv the bbl. U bbl. and by tbo kit; salted
Herring by the barrel and in small
quantities‘to suit buyers.
GROCERIES!
A full line of Groceries, consisting of
white and brown sugars, molasses ‘Ml,
40, a<) and 70 cents per gallon coffees,
loose roasted and in packages; prunes,
peaches, dried apples, all kinds canned
fruits, eating and seed potatoes, tobacco,
segars, soaps of all kinds. Babbitt's
soap 5 ets. per cake.
Thanking my patrons for their kind
treatment in the past, I solicit a con
tinuation of the same.
inav7,’8f>—tf. W. S. MERCHANT.
fary Dumm,
Always keeps on hand a full and \v^Jl
assorted line of choice
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCE
RIES;
FRUITS- FOREK: N AND I>0
M ESTIC; CON FECTIO N E R Y—
IMPORTED AND HOME-MADE;
GREAT VARIETY OF NUTS;
ALL KINDS OF CAKES.
jgrC'omo and see for yourself, at West
End, Charlestown, W. Va.
jan.10,’ti*.—lv.
Watson House,
%
JAMES WATSON, Pltop’it.
Charlestown. Jefferson County, W. Va.
Meals at all hours to suit Travellers.
Transient Boarding on reasonable terms
Hacks to and from all trains free of
charge.
The Bar is supplied with choice Wines
Liquors. Cigars, etc.
Telephone call No. 7. Western Union
Telegraph Ollico, next door to hotel.
ISr'First-class Livery Stables Attach
ed. jnn.CKV- ly.
Eagle Avenue Mens,
The public respectfully informed
that I am now pr< pared to furnish plants
of all standard varieties for vegetable
gardens, such as
Cabbage, Tomato, Pepper,
Egg, Lettuce, Sage,
Cauliflower, &e.
at the Eagle Avenue Cardens, (west of
“Mt. Parvo”) and at my Town Brhnch
on Liberty street, adjoining the resi
dence of lion. Jas. M. Mason. A share
of the public patronage will be thank
fully received.
fcjU Fresh Vegetables in season.
apr.2,’86. E. J. W11. LI A MS.
By W. E. Curtis.
■W-A.XvT T ED.
Title must be unquestionable. Large
tracis preferred. < >i\t minute |>artieu*
lr:rs, and address
BUSHKODC. WASHINTOX,
Charlestown. Jelferson C'o., W. Va.
felrAVtf.
The People s Popular jewelry S ore
-| o | -
W. L. .TONES,
People’s Nat’l Bank Building,
24 QUEEN ST,
MARTINSBURG, W. Va.
-) o (
Makes a Specialty of FINE JEWELRY, of every description, such as
Watches, Chains, Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets.
Also a beautiful Line of Frcneh and American ('locks. Silverware in
great variety. fW“ENGRAYJNG executed in the most Artistic Man
nor. jfflKREPAIRING done in the Rest of Style. g^MUTILATED
COIN BOUGHT. Old Silver Exchanged or Made into New. When you
visit MARTINSBURG, 1 cordially invite you to call.
w. Xj- j-oistes,
jan.9,’85—ly.] Mahtixbucrg, West Viuginia.
WM. I’. WEIRICK. JNO C. W! I l.i
WEIRICK & WELLER,
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
-DEALERS IN
Agricultural Machinery, V\m and Castings.
ORDERS SOLC1TED.
After a ouarter of a century of toil and experience In oni nus-.ni-.- , and just a'
this period, we take occasion to return our thanks to our old friend .eel cu tom
ers for t heir liberal patronage, and solicit a continuance of the same, with the ad
dition of many new customers. Our long experience in business hn.s enabled us
purchase Machinery and Tools suitable for every kind of work, ami .veliaxe in
employ the very best mechanical skill and talent to execute.
TJX* NXACXXX3STE SHOP.
In our Machine Shop we are prepared to rebuild Portablo and Stationery Kn
gines of all descriptions, Rore Out Cylinders, Make and I'll I n Rods, Piston*.
Boxes, Heaters, Pumps, Stop-Cocks, Valves, put on patches, New Orates and
Flues, New Fire Boxes and Fronts. Are prepared to Make and Turn ail kinds of
Mill Work, Spindles, Steps, Shafting, Pulleys, Wheels, Iairge Screws for Hoist
ing, Fit t’p Mandril and Boxes, Ac., lor Saw-Mills, Repair Machines, and all kinds
of Agricultural Machinery.
OUR EOXT2STIDEY
Iu our Foundry we arc prepared to do ail kinds of work, aud have added many
important important improvements, to facilitate our work and make First-Class
Castings. We have in stock a large amount of Patterns, such as Mill Rearing.Saw
Mill Patterns, Patterns for Machinery of all kinds. Crate and Engine Fronts,Flow
and Stove Castings.
OTTXt SMITH SHOP.
In our Smith Slum we only have to say that wo have Tftols and Equipments for
anv Wul every kino of work.
Our long acquaintance with the manufa-turers and dealers in all kinds of mate
rial, enables ns to buy Hie hkst at tiik lowest kiuche, which gives a iikciokh
ahvantaoe, and would sav that we can pure huso most anything needed. Iii so
ticiting your patron: ge, we guarantee satisfaction as to prices, quality of natcHal
ami workmanship. Call and see us, or send in your orders. All eoiiiiiaiiiieations
by mail will have our l>est attention. Oivo us a trial, and we are tislied you will
be pleas*d with the result.
-(„)
FOR ALF.
Our New and Improved Light Suntish Plow.
our Climax Cistern Box, (Cast Iron) something new.
Castings for Building Purposes, Weights, Washers, Orates, Window Covers,
TO si'IT PI’KC’IIASFH. One Large Four-Horse Wagon; one Portable Steam
Engine; one Portable Saw-Mill; or.e Broad .'read Dig Wagon.
With many thanks for the past, and bright hopes for Hie future, we are
WEIRICK & WELLER.
apr.2l,’-t7—ly.
u« UnpnaHluu<4 pnootiooarrm»
■* .' - . ' **■ ‘Jx,e P>rthen tronbkf,laid Ul Oaar.lt i
L ■pjirHTfrr - ho^ouIrmmtMoMoad thSrrHH
JA± X/ULtUatt&eci -.. •<»«- Tako a MTilERjuitWUMlllA]
iaaot«ndlfcroro. („ -j t l Liowauid*, dr** 1*4 l»urUit
.PROF, CEl.1; iih■nwCioatohuanw,oreaoMpaii
HARRIC* OCl/.' ( '■:/ . ’ I neon renienr* ■ n any vty roundel
A Rad leal Carof.;j-;.( mrntiae toadiral principle* By dJre.s
Waakneiiuadl'i^ir J*. ,-r *alionto the mi ofdiaaae it* »preir.4
die AcrdAl-n. '-• X J ! ).•*]• eel* fclt without delay. Theaatur.d
thoati-Ldcca<*J t: •• . j.' . fiin non of tho h irmau orjranoin rettorad. The
nnd broken ra< 1 >cht> foil cijoyir'nt <>f
perfectnml faJi Mini? .1 •'’^*1 nna Vi^orou* Ilf*;' u
l^othotowho«m3orircpit tou'-nycb-:.mrodi'w’B»--i
Jronihteb'jut by Indinc. tion.i. w.i.rv,( nror-liMxi
>TOrk.ortuOfrBO Tndrly rnsi k Jjut/oa w:i'l tj« '
ypnriuunu vrithfriatc:* .'ntof jrjtirtrf>ubl«. ard h.-ci'"0 !
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RUPTURED FSHSCWS can ha?o FRES
• -« ir»m:n u rtrTDCHWfn iJM* vrKiTTDDKI.UI ptlltfi;
U.vi'Kachctrciaci rapidly gai of boih Artofth and LtadJi
TRLVraE?fr.--0M!fartl,t3. Trelw.* Tktti, fj
!S RrMEDY CO., Mro CMnraTL
f’C'f X'. V«nthStreet,BT.IXT0IB.1CO.
Fr1>I -. i our Apptianoo. Aek for Tarmvl
PATENTS ' "N
f H | ^1^ | y Bend for circular
Dririirpp Its causes, and a new and
Lnintuu successful CU!:~ at your ;
own home, by one who was deaf
t wont v-oight years, Treated by most of ,
the noted Specialists without benefit.
Cured himself in three months, and since j
then hundreds of others. Full part leu- I
lars sent on application.
T. S. PAGE, No. 4! West Mst St., New
York City.
Try the Largest and best Equipped
' PRINTERS’ ROLLERS KSTAIJLISII
MKNT
in the United States.
1). J. REILY A CO.,
.‘{24 and Pearl Street, Now York.
i Prices low. Satisfaction guaranteed,
best references.
IVM Patent linpnned Cushionnt Kir IItmis
Perfectly Restore the HEARING,
no matter whether deafness is caused by
colds, fevers, or injuries to tne natural
drums. Always in position, but invisi
ble to others and comfortable to wear.
Music, conversation, even whispers
' heard d'stintly. VVc refer to those using
them. Send for illustrated book of
proofs free. Address F. IIISITX, ti49
llioaday, X. Y.__
Congh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Indigestion I Uso
R’S CJNOIR TONIC without delay. It
many of the worst ease* and lsthe be« remedy
' for all affections of the throat and lungs, and dlwimes
arising from Impure blood and exhaustion. The feeble
and sick, struggling against disease, and slowly drifting
to the grave, will in many cases recover their health by
the timely use of Barker's Ginger Tonic, but delay ii dan
gerous. Take It In time. It Is Invaluable for all (mins
and disorders of stomach and bowels. 60c. at tirugguu.
| MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
Wholly unlike artificial systems.
Any book learned in one reaeing.
Recommended by Mark Twain,
, biciiAnn Procter, the Scientist, lions.
W. \V. Astor. Jcdah P. Benjamin, I)r.
Minor, Ac. Class of ltiO Columbia Law
' students; two classes of 200 each at Yale:
4tm at University of Penn. Phlla.., and
400 at Wellesley College. Ac., and engag
ed at Chautauqua University. Prospec
tus post free from
I’KOF. LOISETTE, irtT Fifth Ave., N. Y.
FLOWER SEEDS
lw*^ffm3oo»oSSoJTB?
any 2 papers Flower Beeds you
For 24e. we will send any10
papers (elected, either roar
choice or oar*. Stamps taken.
Any and all varieties of Gar
den Heed* mailed on receipt
___. ,_ of 4c. per paper. All who try
liber^inqnanttty. ^DeftlKESTElfY dteo!
Nwchantn Grower* awl Importer*
IfVV Market St., Philadelphia, Fa.
G.FJ.HUGHFS,
-)DEALER IH (
IU g[ m,
CARPETS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
BRACKETS,
Ac.
C5HAKLEST0WN, WV.A.
(Jan.9,’86—ta.)
FOR SALE! ..
3 Billiard Tables, 3
AT A SACRIFK E.
I have for sale thro- RILLiARD TA
: ltLES, iii g(*#Mt on.er, which will he
j disposed of at the following low figure
$21), $10 and $75 respe^ivelv. A No. *1
bargain for any one wanting to invest.
Address, * K. R. SOLDERS.
Charlestown, Jefferson ('o., W. la.
mav20,’S7-t f.
RICHARD W. MAURY,
(formerly with the late firm of It. IL
Maury & Co.,)
l 1015 M AIX ST., R1 ( H MON D, V A.,
Stock & Bond Broker.
Dealer in all classes State, Ciiv, Coun
ty and Railroad Ronds and StoeVa. Spe
; clal attention given to investment secu
rities; also dealer in Foreign Exchange.
Prompt and personal attention given
to all orders. mayd-am.
The Taylor House,
MAIN STBKET.
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
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ITirst class in all its appointments.
Rates reasonable. Omnibus to anu
from depot, free of eiiarge. “ .
Speeia! rates to Commercial Travelers
for whom large sample rooms have wen
provided.
JOHN L. KORINS.
Aug. 19, ’87. lyr. Proprietor.
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