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Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys,
t'nhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood
All the blood in your body passes througr
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are youl
blood purifiers, they fil?
ter out the waste 01
es in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu?
matism come from ex?
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
veins and arteries.
sd to be considered that only urinary
s were to be traced to the kidneys,
lorn science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect cf Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-koot, ic great kidney remedy is
soon realized, lt stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is soli on its merits
by all druggists i
cent and one-doll.' j
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
A Health Resort
At Home.
mething very depn ?
lng in -tay lng al - initarium or
health resort, where one- companions
low-sufferers, and where the con?
versation naturally tunis to the all*
menu
areli m the ?
remaining, by trying the Compound
? n I leann-ni Investigate and
learn who have been cured, and what
they say of Compound Oxygen. )
? treated al our office, nr you can
u-e the Home I ? it ymir own
home. Consultation free. Send for
free hook.
Drs. STARKEY & PALEN,
1113 Girard Ht., Philadelphia, Ps
Duval], Robertson & Co.
(mner Main ai
I'akmvii lb, \ \.
Commission Merchants and
I ?K AL IK- IN
Hardware, Cuttlerg,
Agricultural Implement*, -fe.
Buuuies, Surrey ti, Road Carts
timi limul Wagon*.
Agents for
STUDEBAKER WACO!
AND THE CELEBRATED
BABCOCK BUGGIES,
bungon Happy Thought m'kim.
the i known.
Cthei makes ofMtabllshed reputation
I ICRALLE, 8, L ANDERSON, I L
Pres'!, K, Pres'f. Sec, & Treas.
Farmville Commercial Co,,
(Incorporated.)
Commission Merchants
IND i i M.Kits in
-
Agricultural Implemi nts,
Hardware, (inns, shell-,
b Lend Pl
WAGONS, BUGGIES, FERTIL?
IZERS, tte,
FARMVILLE, - - VIRGINIA.
Opposite N A W. I
Fa rm vi ile Graded
AND
High School.
i&
FACULTY.
lin ii ian M. -mi m. m. A.
eipal ami fondue
- hool.
Mina Kass?
Ki m.ne Normal .-.
?ol.
I linnie
l Of thll
under Hu unman, menl ut Pi
? of the
ii of nine months.
HI".Il m H
. .ri- for College ami I ni
. part of
i. anil
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V"1' - ' ool ls
untrue
Hon Id
per month,
8IOW.
build up wi
? llic e..mini
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H. M. COX,
B. w. PAULB1 r,
School Trustee* Parmvllle Dlitriet,
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IIAVEYOUR PRINTING DONE
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WC1, KARMVILLE.
Hen
AS TU CREMATION.
Idea** \|.|.r.n.-? ii au.i n.iiui.i
lin. A V.I 0|i|ii>a... Vu. a lilla
A lai lii.rllt .
The custom of cremation wa* Roma*
f
under the Influence of thi
in the literal resurn ction of thi
I nunns ll
r ? ul wiiti a broader Interpn
the tea. hil-. ? ? tinnily am
with i he
ireraa
. that the only chane,
j it ion and imt de
atruction, h.-ais powerfully li
lon. The transformation ol
th* grave is relatively Blow, thal ol
relatively rapid, hut
ime, and, ia
, a with the duration
Intolerably swift. We
, ut down and we wither. \\ luther
I an incident of the
iIie\ - the Brooklyn Eagle.
BU he felt
ii a time of scientific domination
th* Intellectual Ufa I
- ?
! nt in an era of tb* rapid growth
, of larg* cities. Therefore, ll
Burprising to know thal
Of Cl i( |HS?- *10*
Bl in Europe. Hem W* have 22
crematories. France has 25. Italy
and England have fewi r 1; ?
Of science ls for the new prac
I tine. Religion - Ms -? R. *s
ls shown by its adoption hy an active
I and devout memher of a great church.
Hut sentiment association and the
whola mortuary poetry of the whole
world are opposed to it. Thi
s which are modified slowly. They
cannot be overcome hy shock, and the
attempt would bs brutal as well as
? s. Hut the growth of crema?
tion ls accompanying, if B
pare with, the growth of cities. In
the next quarter of a aentury the cus?
tom will have become general enouph
to sid In the solution of the p.
serious prohlem of finding anita bl*
.. for the dead.
LITERARY TREASURE TROVE.
Fortunate Find o( an KriRllah Hunk
Lover at Auction Sale
la I . i .1.
One of those romantic discoveries of
literary treasure trove w Inch one often
hears of but somehow has never the
good luck to experience has recently
befallen a Leeds man, Harold P. Donn.
ti ve yatara ago Mr. Ho un was at an
auction sale in Briggate, Leeds, when
ho picked up a battered old volume
on Hehrew customs for half a crown.
He hus recently hecame aware that the
book is of considerable value, and on
Bnbmittlag it to n Leeds pentlemnn
wlmse opinion on such matters is of
Borne weight he was Informed tliHt the
if his purchase might he esti?
mated at between ?301
The book does not look worth the
It caa boast only .me e
and the first few psin- have disap?
peared, says the Jewish World. It is
honks bound ii.to one vol?
ume?a book on Borneo antiqu
ka of tba At tick Antiqui
BS)d the woik or, Hebrew cere?
monies, which constituted the valuable
[lortion. This ia entitled "Mose* and
aaron. Civil and Ecclesiaatleal B tea
by the Ancient Hebrews; Ob
. rv-erl at Much Pain for the Clearing of
dany obscure Text* Tari oghonl the
-??ripture." There ii som* more
itle, but this ls lufheient for a sample.
Tie bmk is hy one Thoma* Oodwyt
I, D., whoas pref aa ls dst ed text, whit*
he date of Issue of this edition, the
? b, is M78, lt constitute* a som
laBpendium of ii- bri a fu?
nd is compiled largely from authori
'iose works are now lost.
Electricity anti Mudera >'?vlrs.
if tin- Improvement* in tb
?hip Kentucky is the Incr*
se of electricity instead of steam, say*
writer In Munsey's Ifagasine. The
entaeky is planned on the principle ot
trolley line ao far as her I
igrines are concerned. There is
otor which performs each particular
mk, and instead of a broiling-steara
pe running- to it an electric a ire eon
?ct* it with the central engine*. The
earn is kept where lt belong* in the
n'ler room. This is a great economy
space, and the discomfort it saves
e oiHcers und crew la not easily mtas
ed.
HrllUh Naturalisation.
Tobe naturali/i.-! in Great I'.ijtain an
len must have lived there for at least
* years or have served the crown
ithfully for the same period;
1st continue to reside in the British
risdiction. unless he continues in the
verument service in foreign coun?
ts. A naturalised citizen has aii tho
lilticai ami other rights, powers and
' and is subject to all the lib?
ation* to which a natural-born
item ia entitled or subject.
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Mil
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I'll.i ii un raoM,. lt ..minder.
Ln ingenious Ami otor has
iking clock whit .
claims will
persons of forgetful and irregular
>its. It consists of a clink phono
iph combination. In place of the
ial atriking attachment ia a phono
ph. which can he si I to int all
ce at any time desired, thu* I
un unfailing reminder to its
,he duties of each successive hour.
inn.lu* Found llavilll.
i "medicine man"
I ms ami mi?
lts, although he i at bv
dentist* because he called
ii "little worms." And, after all,
n we niod. : . ' vvhat
lad known all along, we could lind
nam* fur the n. vv
1 ch, being- inur?
ed, is "little Bti<,
Farmville Herald
am? thi:
hrice-a-week New
York World.
Both one year fur i'
d -Tilers to
THE HERALD,
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COU]
out
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suit
ing.
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fi^we>^ *f* *f 7
V"oti c.'iii lie .'.'i-ily -ind il a
- MY STORE. ^
ginc
I'lic, - (Ul ;ill Lli'i'ii- I1
I,( >W M- .?uti-i-triii w iili rea
-im.'ilil.' ]n.?lil. No!' more noi
lr? ;i-ki -I. A -turk
ni' j.!itt\ :ilii| .1-. lui
ind I ad ll pies
E. C. WILTSE,
Farmville, Va,
The Purest
he uell-knoii n
Braddock Rye Whiskey.
Fully recommend! d I i Hi dieinal
purposes ami . i.'e.
Cooper's 4-Year-01d
N. C. CORN,
absolutely frc from adulteratl in, a!
w.iv- iii stock.
The Famous Pabst Milwaukee
Beer on Draught
mid in bottles Call on tm- a he" any?
thing in the drinking, line i- wanted.
HUGH 0'GARA,
HU( ' i.-- m i-1 RICHARD** IN ' < -'..
FARMVILLE. VA.
'1' tl \-l RY DKPAR1 WENT, "I KICBoK
I OMPTROLLKR "I lill- I i RItl
ifton, I?.C, Januarj 18, rmi.
w ni si i-. bj sal
-eui- .1 to th. made
toapp.
Karmville," In th.
intj ol 1*11
Virginia, has compiled with
l l-l.ill- ol n ?
I !.. I.. compile I Willi tx
elation shall he anlhoriz. >l lo com mi
Non
Com pt i hereliy
Karim lu Ihe
?
ness of lianklmi :.- |.r.,v ld
one hundred and slxtj i
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|N TsMNMONY Will
CHAD ?- I -.
NO. 5683
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trace Marks
Designs
COPYRIGHTS Ac.
Anrnnc "emlt-iir n ?liotr h nm!
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Scientific American.
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MUNN & Co.3f-IBroart^- New York
Branch Office, ita I- St.. Washing..n. D.C.
CHAS. M. WALSH,
?STEAM ?
^ MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
Lsjat PETERSBURG, VA.
m w' i v 11 RKH <>r
ocuments, Headstones, Tablet-", &c.
v
ron and Wire Fencings .1 '*^f^
I'.. i: I I MK I PIM WI. I ll ll I - I
DAPT. S.W.PAULETT.r-armville.li.'.s
foi ;i Dumb, i ?
ll furnish esl In
lie Portraits of our Presid nts
With Biographical Sketches
?ikt.'iI Charles 11. Grosvenor,
(ember of Congress for nearly 20 years.
Died -ni b. in ]
y larire Look: nu. p
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ri; ot tl,
i-n I'n sid. rn M
I ned Immedlal.
ile in small I.
.- man or won
iimi nigh) lo nu ordi
toiidenc.
!.lr. ss to-day THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
ORAN Uri'.1.1 M.,
WASHINGTON D C.
TO THE PUBLIC!
Karma ili b, Va., Jan. 19, 1901.
.io h. re frladlj and truthfully state
i W. r. Blanton nan help and cure
,k and '? ? d with
, \es so that l could nut read s
? ii ut fearful pain, lu fact* I
d not use them for anything with
Intense pain. I went io \v. T.
ntmi. he lin.d m. I iLi? \
; rfectly -nug and a ell.
Your* very truly,
(.i:ui:i.l. ll a/.i i
I
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["he abo\<? i- one ol many
imonials which I have rel*
c to tin- manner in \\hich
ive treated those Buffering
h defective vision. [f
r ' \ es an ? ou trou
corae and Bee me. ('mi
ation will coal you noth*
W. T. BLANTON,
Optical (i rad nate
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"My good mt mest
holli.1
are ii: ? I
"Thash nh ri'." d the mis
fe.'. i ii 1111."
\ Mr.-ii.ll ol III mill. r.
Mr. Jin 1 l'oa -i ok* np.
Mis. Jil ka? I nm.
rick to i li ink vs ' |
Voil know that little
dowds, nexl door il.ni I've been mob*
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"Well, I've Just found out that her
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Mi. ? *
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but she * ? r pur*
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Mr. Hauskeep?To capture a e
: ih* saw flying around.
Hi, linera ,,f Science.
Pi I h.- profev
Bor is in thc
bi tn leal i xperiment
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Lir-r-r-i-r. i
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HasaM < haaaeS HI* Mind.
tho tia
to eat.
a* ha
he thinks th*
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"I know it, Fl ? an*
n who
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rYashina,
Vf
^ Are you nervous?
y Are you completely exhausted?
Do you suffer every month?
If you answer "yes" to any of
these questions, you have ills which
Wine of Cardui cure*. Do you
appreciate what perfect health would
be to you? After taking Wine of
Cardui, thousands like you have real?
ized it. Nervous strain, loss of sleep,
cold or indigestion starts menstrual
disorders th-t are not noticeable at
first, but eb.y by day steadily grow
into troublesome complications. Wine
of Cn dui, used just before the men?
strual period, will keep the female
system in perfect condition. This
medicine is taken quietly at home.
There is nothing like lt to help
women enjoy good health. It costs
only SI to test this remedy, which b
endor-rd by 1,000,000 cured women.
Mrs. Lena T. Friehurs;, East St Louis.
III., says; "I am phy.ical'y s new
woman, by reason of my use of Wine of
Cardui and Thedford's Black Draught-"
In c?sr-? requiring .podst Slrwiiona, std
rtresa. ids mg s? m i, !?-i.., 'Tb* Ladles' An>l?.
rj Department." I he ( hsiunoogs Medl
clnoU>.,ChalUnr,,,ga, Tenn.
.NWiRDi.
pal
'eat Reduction in
Cloihirg Prices.
H i have ii bu*
teat
ls Still lu av y, and I" m i
room f,,i ?
)ring Clothing,
which , adc for
will fur the nexl two
inuith- sell ntir WINTER
LOTH INC
KATEY REDUCED PRI>
n mudi sn BS to induce
ian or boy wanting a toil now
tl tall, to take advan
tge of tin- ex,a | Uonal oppor
initv.
Mai
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ami
R
row
Richardson & Cralle
KAKMVILLE. VA.
Vi]
iii
Bot
Bot
Bet
Ba*
You Get
the Profits
Triller our pinn nf selling car
flea, ami karna**, pott rel tn* profits. The fob
.i,t r.'taii.-r ara cut ont Bj deaJIna mr..et
with the iii.iiiufaetur. i. ? aft Of
naktag with a modsrate profil added; and you
laka v-iiir choice from tl n-ck ami
fullest assortment
Selling Carriages Direct
i.-ii.a u
tlulis ..f i-ii.'.'. Iiial.'.-.l '
IHE COLUMBUS CARRIAGE ANO HARNCSSCO.,
Boi 772. Columbus. Ohio.
Farmville Building & Trust Co.
MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO GAIN.
MONEY TO MAKE.
Old Debbi Liquidated. New Homes Secured i
\I.??, rt '?? iv c i on Time Deposit.
in llu-ii
HAVE YOU ANY OLD DEBTS?
Do you wlsb to pay off old debts? Do you wish iee a ucw home ? Dh
you wiab togo in business? Do you need ;i' to
thc undersigned fnr tenn-. Loaus liberal ami nine made to suit the lan n
A HOME AND LOCAL COMPANY,
and fulfills all ita obligations. Best reference* given upon appllcal
LOANS MADE ON THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES:
Improved Kcal Estate, Farmville Building and Trust ? Stock,
Planter* Warehouse Company's Stock, Stat W I
Dulled States, Vlrginl i state, ('.ni,itv an I
OR ANY OTHER SUBSTANTIAL COLLATERAL
Write or call for Prospectus and full particular*
[?HE IAKMYIEEE BUILDING AND 1
WHY WAIT,
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III III. I
DOW.
PIEDMONT BUSINESS COLLt',
.1. If, HILES, \. M.. President,
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a A'ork, K'i-\ j oneil, Kc.i Board !.k,
info!.lim;.
OLD MACHINES I'AKK.V \< PART PAYMEN1
nil catalogue <m applicate v
niil-iiiinil machines of other mah
EDWARD A. HARDIN CO.,
vi i. v.vr v. uv
H. E. BARROW. G. A. DUNLOP.
H. E. BARROW & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
r DEALERS IN -=^
dual. - nil-' I ni| ?
?i ipti.m. Hay, Bran, I in cai loan lots Western
Farmville Mills Flours, Best brands of Fcrtihzi
H. rlillaman, Ham. McNutt,.) i
arc w nh us. Corner store Masonic Temple, ,
F A I! M V I L L i:. V A.
W. P. VENABLE & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS FOB
The Phoenix Assurance Co., of London,
rginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of Va.
a beat Finn Israonanci Co.'a doing business anywhere In Ibe I
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taUSe nf their ilinpic-l: .-il.llily.
auaaa <>f tiu-ir fair dealing.
?aiisc i*f their prompt mid liberal settlemenl of le -
au-e of tba test of moM than a century has never found H.s. f a/anting,
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LEAVE FARMVILLE: DAILv
TICKETS
SOLD TO
ALL POINTS
OHIO, INDIAN*, ILLINOIS
WISCONSIN,
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