The Barbour Democrat (Philippi, W. Va.) 1893-Current
August 24, 1893

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t,OLtNG it DEVOTED TO THE BEET INTERESTS OF BARBOUR COUNTY. =fc=assss=ssc£^^ 6 X S, PCLiNG, Editor. PH! LI PPL W. VA., THURSDAY AUGUST ©Ton jnf ■:%*:,|%I?i 'Veil F, WtliV )'H>; Wi'it til YieaHy a f|U*:trter r*f a rail. I km dollars to the farmer* and almit a hundred tVjte-iit-f. (M-a-s to ri:t!-...v!* ia tlws B t-51;* A ft'fis-e l'filin'’ is the frittn 1.:\o re-simt- r men* tfitf* Women nf Htraitfthd against thi* overflow nf thi*lr h»Uon iil uburrh t tfMksiifct SSt popiiUiF me ijib^T-S Ireifll. toiS C?t- SfeotsCii- W-Onaeii* i A t.kaock has been formed to study tile cancer disease. l*rohabb* the most ;rt**roi4.ea:tlv fittggcstf** ^iew4 n-« the sub* hfcet recently made /public tare- those of yM> M.; Verti^ofi of Paris* and.; KooJu of tTho at*nhuf.se ratRvr to the improper rise of meat, especially’ pork- j :-i It m claimed that the prize for pa* 5 tieBeo.'rQmat be'o#arde«i -to the selehifet .1 srbo; recently compiled a/ratafoiroeron- to-inin.gr lists of the various khui?> of in- I mdm which are to be found in tie world,- According to him there are oKLCKM? distinct species, not inebichiig I P parasitic in sects,' Thrum is encour?,^?nieist in the fact that- the flow of gold eon tin ti£& steadily itoitk fetirope to Aoierleh, ambuiJ'tisg fji: f the-.last few -we^-ks- to upwardsrjf W*M& Another tnmnr aging feat tire to fe the fari that the price-1 of "New York exchange enjoyed a pre- f eipitiite drop the other day both in L> eag^> and CiWkumti. j |..-■B'xrfiRiMifi.isTs with a-- Meyede fitted out with small chemical tank and tire ax are being made be a South Boston fire company. I he bicycle has j cushion tires and with It- whole outfit weighs about sixty pounds*. The tank j holtlsabout' tu% gallons• V»f eheraleal,. i which am?mb fcs a% ais extinguisher to about twelve pails of water. f A iWs/rfRHs man of Colfax, B-’ash., j proposes to stock-- that conn.try with! Chinese pheasants. A large •pouitrv f hr>tfSft has feoefi built at his home and i he has hatched out forty voting birds tin his place. Many' more eggs ar*- now j in his incubator. His hens have laid j ever WO eggs since last fall, but nonej -of them has vet'offere£ the h-imsu #yy that ca-a Mit je. tietes?min.«wi• -hy',;aa. expert in a very few momenta uf time. Thk laying of the telegraph cabin d between Queensland' and New »Vdedo- »ia* which ia intended to form the first. Section of a *ra ns-Pacific ea b!-e 1*« tween Australia arid Panada, will be hnit very shortly. and is expected to fm ishrd by the end of this month. His stated in Sydney that the ear dr iv:!! hs •complete! to. Vane-.over within two years. __ lor British hoiss* ka- rveu seizing1 tkvck statuette* r->prrs.-n j satyrs, on the ground of indecent w i examination of the incuipar^d Mat it-I cites reveaN the dp-i that. Ui» r r... j indecency whatever. The statuettes are curious examples of hii.T.ati an 1 I ■vegetable f. «ns combined. like the I well-known iV^r- of Daphne taming j into a laurel trow PlWASSIAr women, it is wild. who I ■are noted, for the velvety softness j their complexions- a ad rosy bloom, never u.se -bin-tments of any kind, j They apply to their fares half a if hour 1 “before -‘their hath a thorough" coating j of white of vsfg. When this hy? forn pieteiy firied they wash it 'or? with 1 tepid, water and then proceed. to hatha 5 as usual in soap and water. Thk price of a Srst-cl-ass Tultman cut is about llaoKiib while that of what is known as. a flat ear, such as are used to haul gravel and dirt, is about A common flat-bottomed e-sal ear cost* $300, while a ear with a double hopper bottom is quoted at a hundred more, A refrigerator ear com- ?/-■:>;l A combined baggage and mail ear costs ">0» ami a first-class eo&ehAs valued at $r?ySm

A 0>Nhio. accordIng to t he v.p gr* go n;i; j isit has forwarded p> the ]SiU-ut o?V:ec at Washington a model a device for :furnishing eommnnlcantH with individ- l nal cups. They are about two inches high, one inch at the mouth, tapering j p feet of nat ural' gas every twenty-four hours. The gas has a heating power equal to three tons of good hitum harms coal every twenty-four hours. Other wb'Us Hkn this one at Pierre are to be dug at ones. „Votw;thstaNm.\n the drouth the prospects, according to the exhibit made by the federal agrl cult lira? de partment, are that the corn crop will 1*5df? against the *3A*4 of last year. The a verage in Ohio H I, Indiana PAl, j Illinois 8-t, fowa link M issour* 35, Kan*! s*rs$3. and .Nebraska M. The exhibit for j spring wheat last year was n.4 ami this J year it IsdT. which, all things ermsid- ered* m regarded m flattering. Rye in «&5 against the m of 18TJ, and barley less, than one point. Buckwheat’s con- dftkm is 83,8, a slight, d%d"me from last year, and potatoes so, a tftHd io+3 of near ly stme poin;i&. 1M“'I IN NEW ;f _§et'VnowsMd&; U ncrwpfof |Sid$«:Tro-TiiF/F T ih-puf«-*i4 Uv i|W 1‘oifrf-. Whu flbdi I A -V?rFsbf .sfcKWfc fcte# ■M«'-j»;f lOeWo* :fcl I>,r'-* iiou Huai tmiis I.fiOtf, rSVw "VviiH, 11. v ifi&flbWy TN*S.!"V' j ntemaHptta! j Lyy^m mxukim^h Ho meet room bobT ;irH :m Some way demited "to i anoiher Ir-Th’* .*nb ihe cr^tv:. surged ytit hm. them ret j :TiI iMslb the eSy Was’ TvkkmiWlfS.-v':TtWf¥ j tho whole* '^ymTwpl hfevh Tirxf lifitll;. ibey r*£&eipyf p^WkitHui fmn. ift XleS 4S an-! -Vj nvhar 1 :-,lre-:t, Hit* doors -very eh^d. They wer# pdok’y forced open. 3tj4 the vundow-i i xaati&fsed. Wi|St/fp;#bpo^Ojfe,fe *Sn-M> |a?v j iffr mtrmmoyed' Iff#. Aim I ..Fiast;. Fifth od.reet; $b&To®F NXkeVik.'li^? ■beared the had aoJ arrchted three ;-:fcl 1 ’1 he thro*? in?*n a rr exterl tv ere ar- j faff lied In :;i.oe 111 the raft?;! difp^rTOlo AVfea the ;#iwKF tridye Street .ytiifajil iriipl>. ffpTrry hur- 5 f;w-l ar*»nnd wkn live men If*-* f^usa-J (tad&rd -ireet packc i for fdfeka with j i-Wite.-i men, 'I'li'e esfpriiii fmkyed hirn- I 4-elf in ivi>ni of his men amt baton hi I hand ma.ilr nish >!ov*ly an: iptli infinite dUEbnUy the hhf .mat--. fmdu their w»y through the m* >b j In the oftt*nv‘0!i tntr fVv.*rv re- ttimed with, a dozen mvn A f!a-"s partithm ,In the rear At :!eaki 1 ihndsome in the eorro*r and j;imped on the *hi until It ua> mined. The crowd: AnrftM from one en.l re the other seek bif :ui ^itre c„ 'The/polleh eouhi not'fbrhe ih'eir way in at F-jrniiri^ hit :i wi-ih/e. they rtixhed at t,h° locked A- f~x. The nvrp tin’ll fj’tij'n tiielr hmyeo The* er-?e,(i swept throiifH the j harr***»m out into the street, jfhe tnz-n o>t ih^'r h»*nd^ ^-ojiipleTelt and Imtnun 1 paiiie-ftFiekeiiv: Tho^ail tlie 't^nr .ir-ere kicked out hy th radiee. They left *he hall a tv reek, the prer>rH‘*t»-ir estnuate*^ the dama.ee at JT.o^O. tiptside f tiv rlea*' wah r#*r?e• vpi!, o t Fitreera-h! was knocked down an k-ie'ke'di. \d'la;e fiebrews •:threw -taisjslles I x* tec pij}:ct‘. Tie* police arre-s*,*! th** j riiiw:e=Ovr- m-t th** r» -f r.n -4 k. -v*™ lii^eeta >n. The m^n wh«-n pnt in »h;- i e- -I---,, fcfjw b d an l nrsed, j’he tin* lf‘.‘UL>lt* having spread ail e, t*r the eu xt- wk ie. biVrtj eh t va#» t e r41 wsix to t h v w* nev*«i*t-h. I tenth. ’O’jruwntli are! ore- I mneu n**re eaUtt i ou.b ’»Vhcn they arrived oil the seen*- dii i*rnv-f«» over-a-red bv nurrliers. Al- t!\e rrx •STwr* urresled an tht- nfb-rn-a.m wen t-akvn to tiif K^'Ote market x-otirt and remanded until FrKar. i SALVATION OF SEALING. i’rcf. K.liimr. *Uc Ftti. -'f. an !:s?»’r. j i»S« i-KVs;t \Mi. k. A?1g V.hi a--,t3 .-Xpert. wbo hove, savsof ?.h»* Hob ring sea ch Icon. “ihe romrne.c*-::t I value of no y,ij I will l>* i .lined if the pelagic j v,:iit,r rtn *v. -rL about them after Au gn>t 1. !I\v«»uM then have t wo monrh i -'U'4'I|t to run I tnen May i to»M*»oi«M* I.»:«.*rit-s lies in fch.e !'ro prohibition. of sealing* for thro* years, w hloh thr arbitrators suggest." u of Visional Hanks. V. A s»i'VoTt.iy. Aug, Is.—-Tile of the report- to the controller of the currency hov, ny thd condition o:_ the national hanks in the l". S.„ July aL hi'd. has !wc*:i uifpie public- ?rt .-sreneraI ’v?v the statement a dy etihe from similar statements as to the condition of nvhih hanks oj; Mav 1 A m••»••. re- ;ft shmss n dccrerts* in individual Teoo .p» ,.f >1 u.y•>.»».r.«>o. if. n> am? vliv A.spiN'o Aug i s_ Breeki-ii riTye, of Kentucky, is on Speaker i rr.sn s list to speak on M outlay next,” on try* 11 neons til ut kraal repeal of the silver parchaxe section of the Sherman hxw In ns much as he has procured fiis nss’yntxteot since the I>reekenrif the Daiht.s-dra,,yooi>^f received orders from Horn Jones to hoi 1 his eouittiiiiul. a; readiness to march to the scene of trouble in Tlark c«nnity at a moment's notice. More trouble is feared from :he Meacha rpUes, and .state troops'nia v he imeefeSH-ry to end it. fM>f rut ive Floot|foral X’tetory for t ho I', s, ViFXN.L Ang. IE—In regard He bring sea a rbt tra tlon the Ne ne FrePress# says that the turn of affairs can be eon* Kidered c moral victory iir tins U nited sBa-tes, A NEAT SCHEME. fi^V«»«kQ#' Oi**;': j t*YrT4^1Sgfed’ t.feag tiovvemm&fii*'. d; I' iy:>vX*ftT'.i.*w Hryd Mead's: isj %M§i. :l^:¥fetoW!';;;t|lil:#l i Fee# yoogirig-. tit.-?? gov.ern-wn t .by. ^.iipfly&ie/ yli&ygsfse bhyki that. -;-v-rrii-;. bisdilU-f d-- Wys% in 1‘uli-iMo'j vby VlcOi Tkr pi:.-, i; d l Ti s siyyyf b>;- be f■■:.»; b?:vy.v; :Aft «-T!itr &£■£»sf;yfe#& ''gauged I wdpid .;bII#|ft?' t Imt y sljyy 'Mre';. mot\’ tii# -rents wnl-rli he hat! |eS#s4r«i tn h.’vTe gauged, «9?1, tlcerefure. ih# ga:iir n*g §f ai*tuer lot was ru ce-^ury. Whcd W'Wi:th®£w 'ffeb dir^Flpt M pfmeed; i np#pyf t 4ifo,I:..tW;bigf^irhb r-- mw-lltr-l by cay for ih*' first gijtfggg* was r*«>mi%>d to reimburse the man. who made- the Aiafrmd gauge of the same T’m* lIMf tile# FU-a. =n entering -info s#!ve?^i#'efey'iitealyilsb j -s- Uayltijr%cCdf»-*>!:. wfaiskjycp ly&ryi the-: iv a??d ,*>f. wfuefi he wishes i*» know he has a ganger to go I- vv. 7f k ami makf; mit a report *m the wh:>*cy, Tire distiller hiL* all the iaet% j ;sml yp:M'iffetl#c$tor .that- the tvrocg:' lot. of.' whisky wms..- ,grnigp4 Q#t;,;:0ply ■letws j t-..> ir.ta,t»;"B whwh ;w was after but add?* the ganger by: i giving him work -tldring a time w«4?ti ^thr-nh^* he r«>j£ht have br**rt j hilt.; f hdioarilr a 4iHt*l!er Is re*|ti| t«t|>ap ts tra for tlta.g’ati.gfsg. M apiri 11 1 i whieJ3:hv.;fs :ii£>#raadf-1 wmhlraw,and \vhh*h he expects to have jfaujfed a «e«p j •*tni time, but under the plan mentioned j above Ije yoiii|i#ls the government to j |jhe' cask, while h# reaps' ail the j r benefit,' E**C*pi!hcti)r;::, S“T-**tt»... under I whose administration these things are said if*, have been earned on. was asked i them Friday aftemr^m and de- I 'tikd ihi- v* h“!e story. j 'if is th;*t VEtsvenciie j wrd has made a report t«> th« wramis* I •betier o? Internal revenue, and the la| ter has written to thdlector Johnson to correct the evil Colonel Johnson re- fus**js to give names, and it seems that a nr o-eeution of the guilty r-illeers will j dnot thk# place.'1 SN THE HOUSE- The Siirer fmstinueti-.S>ff Kol*» for tit# appointment *>t (etnmUim. j WAug. FT—The silver j debate was colHinued in the Honae Fri- I •slay.. 'M r.' Hihley, -.of.-1*#i‘asy-lyati.:ia, ..|vns. the first speaker.' He sp«»k# in. slip port "f the measure introduced by Mr, John son. of Mew York, providing that .hold* ers *j»f L nited states boisds mat depo>it the ssune h? the treasury and receive for them treasury ns»t#s. Such a meas ure, he thought, would have the inn jn -'lhi to c*Teet tsf iiicreasiilg the mr ;,r^b*T and relieving the tinaneial strm V" U- V. C 't hen Mr. Sibley concluded, Mr Calching* aulunitted a rule for the np r^iiitmerit of fttmmiltees, stating that the only chant's from the saiw rule In ry^Tist -'H in the- Ut-r. congress were in the enlarjfefnent % linking aril i Ciirnniey. interstate and f -.rcig’i eorn i tr.eree. rhyosi and harlxirs and agricub turn: increasing from thirteen to «i»v enteeri the committee on coinage, w.-ehd'ts and measures; increasing from t-Hrteen to tiftcr. Proctor's -Moo- was Radiy damaged. The nre is ’i:.i. 1 to have been the work of sm incendiary. I he following is ihe lnstiranee and. ’-VShakey's loss, |S,b«)0, in fBAiti A. T. Worthington's loss, $l.sno. msaranef* I7.»f>0- II. R. Me insured tor ?1,lino. Joss fSbft; Smith heirs' loss, $4,000, fully covered by in- i sunince: Mrs. Smock's toss ?;.M' no in- Ritrahce; John Ki-••nnmn'.s loss J 1 ,1. no Insurance. The new Odd Fellows' building was r„H-i*200, and the' J Jute her building This fire fob j '■•-ird close or. the big- opera house fire i of June 37, i Driving Out Chinese. Fukk.so. Cal,. Aug. 1S».—At 1 o'clock j Friday morning a telephone message from lioeding's vineyard, two miles j from Kifgors announced that one hundred unemployed men were driv- jag the Chluamcn from that place. bherifi* Scot* was notified, arid, im me.-, :.i t-i Sett for 1, of hot with a losses'of armed men. They met the! rashes t n -en hrrvs. and Roc-iJIiig’s. j and rompeited them to return t, j none he names of the m.-n ive Ft i taken, and their arrest will follow. i ilussens May ami fitrstw I la rrrd. |!i:ni.rs. Aug. lit. The Kciehs-An- i r-ciffer announces that after August 27 tic Ciiporiotii.il of buy and straw from Ku-sht will he prohibited. This is sanitary measure taken to prevent the spread of cholera across the Uu.= ,‘efler inuti border. Ihipular Journalist Dead. TjfP’.uio, Aug. 19,—folia,,F. Kalian tyru-, the popular journalist, died al fit. Luke's h'H-jiitii Friday morninj after :t brief illness. .Mr. Jlyllantym luts had long an# soccestfot career at a iouru '-u t Linage, j -u.-'nv i:wu\:ji i-'t .*n i» Nlirr’Ver cf Ch*!rfi-Jr». G j .'t Pi-s, i ICtpfn^d Shr!s r-r S I'm- l 3fy*y«. .Appzvmrte if«* Stars tr,e Dwr* ami y* r .out Tftremerb ft.«r. I f:t Yob*/ ty-tfe! 1-raripVjil wetllti^, I ill kiiM&Mt j Brooklyn, a_sul rendered nnmhadni i|3>le i|In%: while s#vbty j iflCfWS dak.Vl—,,- i i kiimmm, :i&t C%lt.?I«i F\ f Mkpkr*; The-"' sail ^MiokeNP-per,..'. it Isv M&f I': i >;&?/#Ffpit themcy 'bf. 'j I' There .was vs^tiiah^fe' fkdngtiF mfr-igup^ j ig r- f -r t’.,; m ora _u- t- v w :-l is t«reea warned: of the approach-nf the mob. -and had n■ hor.se and■ wagon In readiness mi- the. rear of his.place, so that he might wake Ids esettpe. Cyt.sk’kiy barring hw doors and win dows Meyers ?x Fnynkhed the lights in his saloon, nin In to the yard, scale I the fence got into the wagon and. hur riedly made hi* escape V» Newtown. >i>nse one threw- a- paving «t*>ne through, the plate-glass window. This w&rS the signal for a irem-ra i si Hack, ami a mmute later toil ;nen were tear ing down the building. Then there was a genera! h,ivm*. Harrell of whisky were rolled into the street*, and leixe-s of cigars, were thrown out stir,one ■-hose who could not crowd into the phom. Everything m the *al*K»n whs dernrd :.ishn Mever»‘ lion**’, and at midnight inob i> -t 7>g i r a h* iam-tubk--. and the riot hml uv-urm-d, huge lire entire r^^rve .vjnnl of |K>Iiee from the Twentieth iireclnct hunief to protect the properly in the neighbor hood cfi Koiekerhocker avenue and s coyer erof-r, w hich is within city I i in it'. ut the yd ie ‘men would not go over the line to the aid of the Queens county authontle.?. T’ke rough clement of the mob wa* holding high eannlval. Men with ca.skv of whisky on their shontdcf> paraded the street*, singing ribald s*mffs, while others, who had h*»,-« their companions, were drinking out of ties—tJic spoils from the looted sa loon. _ Fell From ihe Window, NKw VOWS', Any. it..Sunday, at fjtt Italian wedding we part of the merry making was the throwing1 of sweet meats to the children in the street, from' the: fourth ftpor. A man iu ft lower s«ary- tried to catch some of them, He reached out too far. and west head foremost into the street. The frightened children scampered away, and the whole tenement was soon in confusion. A doctor wnseaUed, but the man's skull ha-d been fra- lured a ml he was dead. Trainmen's Wages ItalaceA Xashvh.le. Tnim.. Atig. 3L— Con dnetors, engineers, 'fireman and train men of the .Nashville. Chattanooga A St. Louis railroad were notified.Sun day of a reduction of 10 per cent in wages on all salaries less than floe, and 20 per cent, shore that sum. to take effect September I. it is not .-known what nctina the operatives w;!l take. Cholera in Cuoumtirr* -Sure Enough. W wiitsiimt, A is". 31.— Snrgcon-t’ren eral Wyman, of the Marine hospital service, has received a cablegram from Consul-) General Edwards at Berlin stat ing that there .are no farther cases of cholera there. The disease, the dis* patch says, was in trod need through cu cumbers pro 'iir.-d from infected dis tricts in Bus-dan Poland. l ire at Kichmontt. 1ml. BtcHurcNti, Jnd., Aug. 21.—Fire Sat nrday inor-.ing destroyed Jones liras.' hardware store, damaged J. R. Howard A" Co.'s wholesale grocery-house, and greatly endangered the buildings, of the Perfection Manufacturing Co. Boss, FIO.OOO; insurance, $21,000. Nine New Cases at, Tarupa Tampa, Fla., Aug. 31.—Nine new cases of yellow fever have been re ported from ships in the Tampa har bor. All of the southern cities have quarantined against Tampa. China Will Not Uetalinte. W.MttUN«TiM. -\u£. 21,—It transpired some days ago that the state depart ment had received a message from the Chinese viceroy that for the present nc retaliatory measure will lit* instituted as regardseiti/wusof the United States resident in China, and that every effort will t,; made to preserve peace until sir,jrt'ss meets in regular.session. Iron Works Shut Down, MRABvru.fi, Pa., Aug. 21.—The Phte fix iron, works shut down Saturday living to business depression. The* hope to resume biisineifS soon with a ft jer eent reduction iu waftas. mu* FU.LKX My-yd;,Soon to: w.^iffltfe :Ke* 4ul'ti4 ts>f U.in E^s^ot'S' «>!t .Th^y Af» F;5:^r^if.i=n I"r ;r ?hfr .'*i>fb ■d^fcfev .J|* W ;M:f4«:ffe£WajfeF -M b h hyV or'U.'dM Hi 7! t wv> U;;i’ks ^gij, It- kfefeifid in Ww pfpl'tf- tyWfkY' lyilf. ii-of.. be.' eart*’d ’>J|3 m ilife pkplvlbir §^i€f. dr ?a f&gp- %h*ir-k£&ii&ii-%£ '"".The. mbktfyda- |i;^fi:::^ chev-lrud mvt in the r‘H;u]ir«wira? of :.fektsfpya%y.s hd .-tfe/ss fm#r ilaid :dhy: *|if1 ;ipl#i#d t-fpcfe, M fe .y Arnwur «fe Oo are _s*> welt satisfied with ftie, tlife- 1 m:|ioftalion 1 t!:iaiit§p|,; bi|?JiAg^^p^r i ^plOpil |lp#psii-d Tiier -;|-htfi feiit■ 1 iibrly. the-.order wilt he fpeyp Monday or Tuesday,-' ?.n 1 the prv$**nt condition e.f affairs the m2- i tin?rtaHon of gfOui b an iuflaeiiee for the feeIter-the g-eueirat' tfestipy" jfej&tjgb' t?or*. WWpm0€ In the i -Of l?otd-5 yfetl w heavy o-n?, in t rnt% fT>n>hierli>i^ flic amount j«f capital involved. hut still a pr«»fH- in .Yrjnotrr it Co.\ esse the Jlfebfttvis khan t f m life ^kfefe,Sid, thrst arrived :-;y- -ii; C.\p Ttic- iMpdriat.fcon of l^MAa-key hit> of.: fig1 tiring I«t» of cablemjf ami a pnvcr of money. has to lx* pa hi for in ea.^h, and only when the trails olios1* are. hi vast sums nny eott^idorsble -auiotmt. It was n»»t for the sake of tifei pp& thai the of jfoiit that has hten. or will be, delivT-reih >vhs orrfer#nl fey Chie&so people. It tv as orvbt» Salaries In Slider. 1 thfi*;’ \no.: Ao'Z." I were, pre-si* dent fur thirty days I would siw eoafi •depco- .to #iy; irpsi^ess .foaimhhlty; a.fe.ii;: work tf'the tmemployed/* sahl Carter If* Harrison, mayor of ('kln the present fisancial depress-inr.. Tlotv tv H-!y vaults hy timid jHwple, I noukl hoi issue -sia^te ftotss. pet i would pay all national dt-fets in shyer and in that way brm*/ the stria* gvney to a Midden termination. T’Sil\er can not be hoankuL It is to** fen!ky> 1 Udd and rnjtes can, ami II y4,iSM‘rj4MSt Hi silver were turned mt# the markets money would sum b# plentiful. They talk of silver beiiur an isndesifable money* yei wTn> tewiny will refuse to take sileef dollars? Let the national government miy all its debt? in the silver now stored away. A man who received .V*0 vart-wheel’ coins would not put them in a safety rati it, ami he would n*:*t Injf them about on his person, lie would pay feds' debts and. bonk the rest. The banker, having dir reney, ws-uM accommodate bis ens* tonters. and then the wheels of com* me ree won Id revolve agiiin.’* BRANHAM’S DEATH. -SctcjcrI Peculiar Features in the Taking Off «f the FhystrUn, Bww'rt c.i.. Aug. 31.—The death of llr.iiiham. who perished from yellow fever, weius to hare U -n peenliitr in more ways than one. H is peculiar, indeed that a trained physician should be sent south to hie the yellow fever, and that he should he at tacked with, the disease while yet hundreds of miles distant from the fever district, n- not another yellow i fever ease lias ’,-:n rcr-rud anywhere j in the vicinity of Brunswick- Equally i odd is the fact that fir Branham had a presentiment of impending disaster. He brought with him a United States flagr and told his friends if he did not return alive to wrap his body in the stars and stripes. Sunday the flag was V- .-aoj). ,i ..bout his body as a shroud. I Umbw B'trrwtl F.kik, Ha., Aug. it,—The steamer Oneida, of Bay t,'ity, t nk fire In mid ink* off Dunkirk, opt Thomas It Black kept his nr-.. until he saw that his vessel was (loomed ami then turned her prow ashore. The captain and his crew of nineteen men were driven to the small boats when some- distance from the shore. The Oneida reached the beach near, the state line and burned to ties water’s edge. She was owned by ('apt. Davidson, of Bay City, and was worth about *50,000. Five Kitted hy a Train. Rqchkstkb, ,V V., Aug, 31.—Five per sons were killed at Osaka Sunday morn ing' by a Lehigh Valley train, They were Mr, and Mrs. I,. .1. Hoove and daughter Ola: Miss Emma Bowden, of Mew York., and Miss Nancy Wicks, of Leroy- They were on their way to church its a carriage. .Miss Bowden was a daughter of (lev. Samuel Bow den. of »(>3 W, wind street, New Y'ork city. Mr. Ikxjve told friends that if trains ever run him down the track they would have to pay dear for it. Strained Relations. Uebli.v. A*og. St.—The relations be tween France and Italy are regarded here with considerable anxiety tit view of the popular demonstrations against the French in Italian cities since the massacre of Aigues-Mortcs. The hos tility displayed bv the Italian agitators is believed to threaten very grave consequences, as it will irritate the French government just at the time when Italy is making her demands for reparation. Even the possibility of a French-1 ta! tan war and Germany's obligations under the triple alliance treaty in inch an event Are generally discus, tied. THE CONGRESS. 't r 1% ':;:*->S«;5£ 'fSift' '-if %r-^.}^-1-5.-'-?--3i "vf*c-.i' p.f *Ur -StiJ'*-;i-i4r: t$k.w? Tb* ’fey1 tfe iw jr -1«r "'■e-n M Jj fj*. ctlafnr.^n ilMi t«> -‘life far va'-so- of r^-ctirf '-%*'&•■•**otert. *i?£ itii; ■vi Hsc FSermair^v”' ?;s 4,:?i^UKra;tK:^;. a..i' r :BS&;% o?p "Slioa#f. Ji^r liw >v ;v sS^iXtE# fti- £#!»**«M i# #rtfj;5. is-^ it -ha,i fet; ttiftii1 frtzti Hi S3&? life”** a*. «rr». •M?, Sfe ,fi.f 4&; §fe.. nr as ;#»aaif.; i is.* fiT:i;#*t:;R tJT tl’3 tfOtlH* r •#fesi# Mi’. I Vat r. hrt r:2ta?;- '.'iia,;'gf’’. *4f;SM#' a&M? N--‘. V«*-. s> -nr. >7 T..• M-'-;- H'—--; Tfwo*- tr^i-K i'avit 1 Tt--. M-ft-t ;\>r iteJrt, Wc.'«, j vV v....>« .-i.*-: Mat”-:? Lyirep "ieftairiiJtyisb iS-lrurlF P* ft'li* tor. T« s s-*.. M *hcw vAffe l:t Mr. ¥^r- j •**6r ?••£b»iyi|talpisf ra> i F, ?>:r.inr:V the r?.- t!.• ;ti- ey h si MssmJs^ b;II ~&ou tits' 'Kfctiis^ s I f fet^. rte-iii ii-ststiiaC.sst ib*v pa.fv¥.4|^:-«i:'%k({ CJmiynl >i t£* k n .5 ey tuvitt l» fftfe *.ffta4e-r| ;f?l f> p*T ;rrf*.t., s»n >te j •■pf ’-5ajh ;i>2 4_-f tb- r,oimtf- srji. mist-- i?.^4*iy b.y a v^-rv^u* »pf t"ci? by Mr ot :l^ fayitr-’rX.. a '.¥*j%*? tKr j s-jitfy ^.if V4if. ?.Fa. *l5ys.. '2S;e?r.Ttr W*n- cot». of C-'soras?;*, matk? fi'ho? a ^4 stieria’; I .wfgf'sm in usrl';,*he xt$- fva!.- if -nr o? M s,*vacu^« ie*, iLktiXm} tg* rr«r the .i?:o??i*.»>Ti. .SiM'S4 aikrtt'.&e&f*fe M&Mas- i :®t*' in. l!«r 1^-tw- Tt^sdAjr. Mr Ou;vh- msen. f?l i‘o.,t;.£.i .1 f He4,%4i;w?3te r.. an^l usMsIft a® srguiarm!. t>’t Ht> itt*» h in favor Of free rointv^e J?*» in rjvnr of S, AUf IT, JMTB-=~The.;«*0* Si*f- f-ic-r v- o u L»-iar a bill nr propria? 1*13 FJUd fer aL ball- rrm:r*is., Ij* ba^iy\ Mr. ib&tHvprnHt frein South' 0;s- j iakl ?rf; ?f* 2 he 'f’Siitc a §¥>.vial a-avtugg j sr hf EH if tr" lsJ??»w#d .at-- r wa* pdMi fe: -ff ??if?.public j bonding* fh VV.i'SiJi^Ms by 5P-oiU?:t>5 -‘S'? r*d I y k^r* «f uT, Tfef?'STV;ri'i.pr-cf:«i fiiA rapt fdl flaw Maliky/bsitci-'- i*ct fitur I* 8«>ff t«€d f-y sf-nato*! Eor l ih*2ir aS;t*. ~m! public d- cmp»'a.M are piled on M* 8o-o? spndiffcm of Iftulw t'#of a'rcssitftiofc' l ;tMleg ffe.wl *§B fufeiic: £?©.red -.for-;-; f»- *h' had So? cit’d yi for *|p m hf Srp p tub* r sk m* tmfrifcu'U*l to ?5k- public library Tfe. *5 r« yilgi.«sy w.v* S#f sm tt«J tqxm, teat"*®!.? j “--♦jcbfcMiJteljr to be taken, isa^Tfuivh as j ?bc actamub;th‘ii d« -t umest» belonging rmKyr-s pens r s-i i no'^ak' a? 4 rar-ia ft,oi'~-'-:.. ^p.-ak-'r Crisp Wedn^^day pksrcri a j •f&ifi;.rfJc?iys_on;K?Si&r^t?ri©r:-%tw:hiyu 4; gpy&u- I kr -h* p-s^fiii ID* ;ui'd ?bM tac hot*??: wosiil rnrt't at if o‘t*;«?ck dailv a 1 ftf next i?id fh a In opr- week from next Monday me j ton^f id m«- *-t at koj* n4 Use vmissr os ibt* j vark-Ut p-ropu*ii** br ^ena’c-r Co- mas to tae Vr*>rf*e#s na?i*^*al bask tiroularkjs biH in t^-ct the =4tr.ernlatent pro?!-#** that no n»tU>s\i -ten-k &htU red a c its circulation until U has aces *;x!r t! v>.' R“ti.-e to the emit roller of tlx ry ”’"-4 tffdii iite a -cfclary of the treas- urv has driven tils eewts^nt to *Ui. h with TrawaL i Sot sft ni th4* am*-n il of the cnrrcrjt-y wi h- j drawn b all tip hanks 3,0 . ti?** it Of HI itvd land,, Tknn^daiy jfi* Tmtrd A* Santa n^-n.1nn* vtmepi M Til,. he tat ftft&oi rial f#nf stittfe ThpnAlT® l. railway’-'. 'fe hi ipf.I you wa? .hack «>f Kit sdupuasetti to tin? H?i¥e agreed to iStir 4:|flf»t 'TheJT ill Mi gran Ifeute-' -Ifih street, t’hieajp^ e»pi Wffti {|*fu the hand's trl a i'rinr^'L'iy. 'it*# lititi tnmlkter to ;grt# :fcr3*?ye!#r nnd -ehe&j*. fdhyef..;'• II# «P#*k ri## s |KH‘ket fefja&tl,. llrowci eat^uredra srrey e&srfi «ft a telegraph fK»it* at High autl ienter NpeiegileM,‘ O Tlvnrj^layi. 11 w®i. i fine sp#c!itUib«k kkkkk: kk-Th-ik ./ftps. m n S Us bh 'vV -m iU& ^hmmpmgw amirksF.dutve toa&k rsiytt^ed by ..phylloxera anti--dbe- raMf l&ty. the wholt* district is feared. At West FupeHor. f&„ the street ear employee of the* whole e-tty track Thursday morniitjf* owing1 to a twenty jK-r et nh redaction in wagw*. FK-nry i'&uipbell died s*»4iWnly at ilopk ins vis 1c. Ky aged V* yeart Ith was well known as Otte tvf the phstteer chives of Southern Kentucky. The cholera tsvseai its Naples lire diminivlntig and it Lsexpected the rei*'is in the provines of i-of* rlctiick; have dcfeiitf^tt '"tls^ g ovi*mpieiit:' troops amt sire Bi»rehin|f oa Cortkates City* Latest advices from La. flata are that the r*?bei& are sit present in active. Tij«* .-x'oivtary of the nn"v hm* ordered T..ssirs. John 1 arnbtiU house »m destroyed Mill the 1.1veil iriri and a Ira’.>3- killed by a lurn.iuo mu tit of l ncc itv. heh. i vt- inches, of rain fo!I. Manv bridge# have *.a Swept away anti other dam rtone. At i‘. in. in'., "Vi:.".iretto tifinU" now emupeiied to cross the Ohio rtviir into West Virginia for ‘heir supplies. One hay has reverai *-u*to* urn;-, for whom be make* the trip once each day. The New Vi >rk World's Sun Salvador 'dispatch says: A number of military pisuners leing>r»g to the eo.-nmand of (Ail. Flores, who 1 r,--,- ntshot, tried to etfi-el their escape. EkweBtecn: jf t. ia-n: wt-re killed The coal: strike is assuming a grave aspect in Wales- The strikers, lhoil sa mis strong and cwlg-ei armed, are forcibly preventing', the miners from ..-.rising. In some places the soldiery have 1 -1 1 n in ':i in- -nod. A terrible hail-storm panned through Wright county. Minn., Friday after* noon. ‘•••iMp'ctcly destroying everything in its path. The path of the storm was only half a mile wide, hut front thirty to forty miles in length. Lindsay A Mefd'ncheotj. iron and steel manufacturers of Allegheny. IV, em ploying eight hundred men, signed the Amalgamated association wage scale tV eduesday and ordered that work lie resumed Thursday. Official returns from Russia' indicate farther increase of cholera. The. cpi- ;i domic, is i‘s|*e.ci:iliy severe in Moscow, where IBS new eases and sixty-sorett deaths from the disease were reported from August S to August IS. While carrying a colt 1>. M. Ehsteyss* tine of the best ktiown residents of Wood county, O., was- kicked in tb* face by the animal and instantly killed. He was a contractor and builder by oe-. eupation and finite wealthy. At t'olumbus, iml.. Miss Rytta I-ncy, aged SI years, committed suicide by taking strychnine. She wrote that she was tired "f life's toil. She lid good by to her mother and lover, ani hoped she would meet them in Heaven. It is said that ’he big diamond which Is the star of tht I'iffauy exhibit at the World f ti'-. h.i- teen bought by Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes. wife of the Chicago street railroad king. The price paid for this diamond is quoted at 3100,01X1. In the wise of Adam Yang, who was sentenced to be hanged at Palmyra, Mo., the circuit court has granted a stay of execution Until the supreme court passes on the appeal which was taken, which wilt not be until tho A court meets in October. Geo. Willard, one of the principals in the'reeent plot to blow «p the Frank fort, Ky penitentiary, attempted sui cide Friday morning by cutting one of 'the arteries in his left arm. He was found in his cell in a px>l of blood and aid was summoned in time to aavehiS life. Miss Nannie McLean, of Chillicothe," O., attempted suicide in Pittsburgh when she learned that Jas Headley, whom she was to marry, was a cob- firmed drunkard. President William B Cutter of the i National Real Estate association, ha* issued on order postponing indefinitely the IS9H convention of the association, which was to begin August 131 at St. I’nnL I The amount of silver offered for sale I to the treasury department Thwrschyr j aggregated 33)0,000 ounces at prides ranging from 73 to »t cents per batten. all of wh'ch waw declined and sPISO to'ttr lb red

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BAR BOCK Dt.MOCK’AT. TltrRMUY. M t*: -.1 I’ftEjfMnMfiiySjtoftiT ;;X:.ef 00 V-. .iij.ftfct.n.i'jn’ilis. |l.a>,!ln.>m:i* vr;ir';., ;tt.ae. A. 8 Mint and 25; B. tiaMmm, Propriof-yrs, A. S. Poling, Editor,

lion. \V, AVi fecm H-chttj.mun.b mt tli*' Ways iu*fl MfiariAffidjiBifilee. iSpteiifcfto (.'lisp. si.tu y h aliyjf. what n st;,;, is. smirchf better It would be if West Virginia j!. in-t-.1 wSio l.-,i i ecu tin-appointed olir :t 1 it 1 patroiuigiy Would iof as Judge prjyfb d.ne«. A great finis.2' i- tohng pbe in the manufacturing regions; or ders are coming iu to bo fi t led: turn isn being -it it.- tn.'i'k by tin ■tii&tissn-titl; and oop Uso s! rlngchi-y of the times will be broken. We can very safely' predict ns above,' for there is no doubt flint th* ttMOtl doubts, 1 i,iit arise ni ter very political change iti affaire, nr*' fust disappearing, nod soon we etui ex pect a great change in tiie times. Some of the boys, or rut her the young men of this town, .'-fen! to Jtiil’e the law entirely iti t],- glad to note 1 hat In- is ri-c-'-vering. Hi-v. W'-st fa i I r «n to Buckliiuiiion to sehoo! about Si-p. ti-mher lsi. This i> a start in thi ng!!) direction. W. hope him success. The' Sons of R.-st ha ve added an amendment to their constitu tion. requiring every meniher to play croquet at least six days of each week. It is a question in i he minds of some of our people whether or not we liiive a legal president of the hoard of edm.-nt ion. M r. i>,-s vis, tile former president, is now in tin- .Independent district.. This is a matter the mn-'iile district ought to sr s;doj at a.ij, hidler linligWeifEGI;f,]] t tt ’..titt fmi an; 1*. t r» n>d s** it c-i>ir.iiiii f'lOtaflHitsoi .fifliiOd of 1 lo-tit f it a:froth" Hitruslai-t d: its as 11. ■ui» tits if* r- y t’f t 1 f i it;, Gffti-“Sk-:i;];]-ft:V]( 0' -'*0; iHiltly Hi: lliHi Bilrtfr i !*•!.;.tc in the hitisitift,- which is now' in- -\ingifa ft ::p3:osftowa*ifrtiol‘o ettT*.*- j fiiijy trfttmR-ir to titan iliftt- oft itoprofisSitatlV*! 'MbGreary.- of .Ky, j Gov, MeOteidT is a gotiti tiiUii'fj upon nlsiosl nny yitfejecf -afmtl'rei knowledge gftTIM U RS one of tfiVi Co H-, tJf/lfiSlitOs S'> the interna- i t i>i|Ull JlloifUl! V i* r* til-- !t* i» l* -i i j to !in- itti* r*-.-! whirl. he had to] say --about silver,.: Hi? liefcarG :by,f ('Sating that v-r t It*-. Kltiinnan tow which had hc*-n ft 1 f;;ialid a .colossal !ta! a! of it- riainsen and the adopt ion ot .otljor iegisla-j tion filt-inviirijs in u epara!.- 1 Vii3; :-llWt ho i t*i j• -s plain to all f hat. tire speech made Bin impression ms the ne-m- i hers. The sg-i.(-ra 1 hehef here, j even an;- nu the r:v!ic;i! silver men. is timt tin- repeal Hill will will pass tin- House, although opinion differs as to the majority it w ill get. If any one has (In- idea that President Cleveland ;s idle wiiih at ilrsy (iubl-s an early morning; visit So lie oflice of hi-; privat*; >1 r. 1 iry, I hi i it*- I (..Use. o'lll s!.*.\v h*-iv err -i.eoiis su«'ll an i---id-m. j Every ivody is laugliiiig at]the j neat nmmier in .-which .Senator1, j (*1 *nn-i u .».-,S d-!.'. It Upon I lie r*1 j re s'1 lift! ive of New Vi-i k ]>ap* which E;i- '.airly n v. v lei P-i in its ;;la:.-.- of him for m. h'-lier j appai-'-nl. reason t ban that he de clilie.i to take I in- -if-ft el j;=i|>• inn. Ins conii*i--nee. Ti:e .>iii* r day, just u flan mm -m.!!v f-iU.-r |.-r a aslnngtnn da?' line, the U'.-i-liin.;!o!! corre.^p.ind ent of the ji'in. i sent .1 in. ii tf>] ask Senator Uornnm if he had any ausw.-r to make to the tirade. IN .niy. replied the Senator, with one of his most beaming smiles. J Seldom see t lint paper,; ansi j have not 1 ..f to.- arlieie you refer to,” With some con fusion tlse than began to explain the nature of the article, but he was interrupted by Mr, lorman win. carelessly remarked ns lie tiiriietl to speak to one of liis col leagues: “The matter is. not of the slightest importance, 1 assure you.” It is needless to say- that the interview .with Mr, Gorman was not wired to the paper. Neither Secretary Hoke Smith nor Commissioner Eoelm-n are worrying oven a little bit over the resolution introduced into the Senate by Mr. Gftjlinger, of N. H„, providing for an investigation of the legality of their actions in suspending pensioners shown by the records not to he entitle to tlif! pensions they have been draw ing. Ju fact an investigation will bo welcome, and tlie more thor ough it is made the better it: will Sir- liked. Meanwhile the suspen sions continue at an average of about S->0 a day. At the close of business Saturday the total num ber of pensioners who had been suspended was M.db!. The report of n bill from the Senate committee on finance for the unconditional repeal of the purchasing clause of t he Sherman law put a stop to the silly talk about 1 hat committee intention ally delaying a report on the bill. The minority of the committee reported a substitute hilt, provid ing for the tree coinage of silver at a nt t in .tf l'( t to 1. Tit*- bill authorizing the Na tional banks to increase their ieireulat ion is having many amend uients offered to it in the Senate, jii~ u- ti al Me e.\,»in mfilsolJ iji'ii- Mojidas eitd (if ttilrl Wiri'K '1 i moo:- 'hPv-VPo P;io':k:'tlPtaam' a-:3 i’; •pilfirfMi f-X>t. flljrlvir&ifi,-y£r•;... psfgS.... .OfH; -i t*; t i i ;.f Hr- 0':!.- d‘A-!r rv-H;.. Inetuiiv T I-H-ifn*» t^si'h. m; a„ti’. ui 1 j f" I'jV, H :-;',e l-i-'d:! t -1 PokOj;. ftH--VJi;: H ff; f;'i- 'If .5;-:• f|I}% *?«>':/&.u.$' 'ir'kii?W.! hfP yr,s%\,\'S'0|rf?rM, v I PrlpP %P. lllf ;f P5JhIS 2. Mark dmo-mie-hly, on fa m The mhori Ptkr- ami note thi*at*rv?it in fh*» f*»ik*winsr' words-Armlsliw, aslant, coquetry, r;idP t hath. the f-.dewing word* (‘f.rrv'',‘-ly GThthv.il Inevorablp. a.-kanm. IHmidonyme, rnamink* ami y.\vfut 4. What fuiif thine* must wt* Mara m order m know a wnr*l. ar,d fi#!# Is eueli: verified T IVfliJn and trivo iixamplc of a prim! Uvi% derlvatiyf, ami ootiiuounn word; a Mo w»nls of one, two, three and four syllables. MiT OF TKArilLVG,: 1- What is teaching? Hivfc V‘?ur method for teaching read i!U,\ 4i, S-AftUi two annem and two modern educators, and ieii for what each noted. 4. What purusd-ment? Xamc four i m i rope r j»u m sh me tits' a nd d t*fin e each, o. Give two aims of sidiool go\ertu)icu$f. 0. Why organize a school How would, you secure good niiend itnee. 8. Wiml preparation should the teacher make for a recitation P'-you subscribe for an f.dueaUonai journal IK>OK-K EEi’l SO t. Hellne book-keeping, transaction, re j eefpt and index. A. How many forms of accounts, the: j principal books used fn each, ami tlu-ir use. a. What current account (»U t rules for Dr, and Hr. entries. 4. Write a promissory note, receipt and cheek on the Philippi ha»,k. 5. Tr. !.—January 1, 1S5W, Bought of N’. 1. Hull A* t’o., 10*4 pounds of brown; sugar at 10 cent* a pound- Id pounds of j butter at 14 ecru;; ami 1 bus! tv! ci ots a bushel. Tr. '2. •IVuniiU'V Bough? of him i p.-ufid- of rice at 0 cove prr pound. and Id I pounds .*f corn starch at 12- j rent* a pound Tr. 4 May J. Bought of hon 0 pound* I of cod iNh {,i i> re^nr j 4. ikr.Kcribe the frame Work of the body, {tell flow hid'd together, give its u?>os, and to!! l'.o\v it may he deformed. r>. lV*eribe Completely the skin, give the different divisions and their use--. U. 1 ’escribe the Tommies, tell their uses and why they need exercise and rot. Who hit rod need the Physiology seed Hygiene biii into the Legislalure of V\'c>l Virginia, and what was his object for -u doing ■i. love a complete outline of the teeth, f. Toil someth ingot the effects of alco hol and tobacco on growing persons. 10. Huw do you teach physiology.? G flOGRAPH Y. 1, Nar-.v and define the 11s'rt?e different divie tOxiji of geography. 2- Name the different- zott-og, locate and give j width of each, and- tell why m placed. I fi. According to thrlr political divisions, how are countries divided and class died 1. Name and define the forms of goverment. 5. Name the Atlantic and Gulf Stares, give the capitals of each, and tell how they differ in elf mate si nd productions. th Name til?ec states traversed hy the Rocky mountains: also three states and four cities entirely west of this range of mountains. 7, A government vesse! left Kcwer-navv Point \n Michigan for 'L Wliftl is m fi«-fti»i‘i-ftrh ^v-aaud .:'r. op ra.'h hr ..pmh'. ph oP .op; am! .-.-k of .p p a!,it v* trail PJov. ■K'llu. S- Write of Vi*or -rvr. «i*n*tn»vtk.u lining mi ftdj ti‘t an advefirial am! a” idomriit nf th5-,rr:4M'»i-y iis r’»t f.rike^lisg ami g.\> ytvar xviiynii Uit -7>f i i b iiii Ft»«r niojiih-i rent art’due. iks Kdht r on*1 at ;!:e tirni four In fhr vla-s ivtri1 good peJjniarsb vt Why u fre-»h air ami exer-eine good far ua n PaHe each >r >rd in tke foil -wing «en 0. that U d-.lng just what I wanted you tod**!1 PL pin gram m- _ >itt w g,.,,.bu* 1, i i.l i-..;. V-' io' ir, ro,!s tv.de and three-fourth reds th-cp. and rite work requiring one-half j a.-, niirii H.hor as the first t V and 11, on arriving at Thilippi. Hud j that t!ie fonncr’H watch i- 1 hour. -_’P min t.ies and 15 see. dels lower, an:! the latter1,-, v. ,Ucn is 15 minutes and o coo,; f;ir;c,. than Philippi time. In what direction and In-tv jar lent each (ravel-'i! j 8. A sold a farm at i-'v.i pi, Hi; be f l-i-o invested the proceeds in railroad I Slock, width in; .so! i at ,25 he! ov par, ami lost Wi.-at did the former cost him 7 W hat in t he side of square flt-ld, the j diagonal of which i-. 120 red- 7 itt A vessel 20 incite long. S inches j ale and 1 inches deep war filled by a clip i inches in diameter and 2 in-he.- deco. i How in.toy cupfuls did it take Noiieo, Otolr* OK CkiMMI.Sslo.V.tn Of Ac, IIVM-, i'tm.im. W. V t. 1 have h-fore me for settlement the fol lowing fiduciary acconnt H. Phillips.Ciuardian of Jacob ■’Henry iktllBU, .1 P. T.-non-ov. Commissioner of Accounts. August 2i-t, 1 i.t. Philippi Hotel, ■S. L. BROOKS, Proprietor, The oufy first-class hotel anti .livery in town. Ml0TFiERS USE SUSANNA THE ONLY PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOB CHOLERA INFANTUM I M u.t-.i rs, llommtiHir «'o.. W. Vt„ July 11th, l« I>r. I„ A. Davidson, Jtcut StH-f-Our little girl, one year o! last summer, was troubled with sutmni complaint so badly that her bowels wet running every few minutes. We u« sdiout-one-half Ixittle of “SUSANNA, which effected a complete cure. Very respectfully, EI.Miire inMtKKS. Manufactured by Hr. L. A. 'Davidson, West Milford, W. Via. Moure A Uoisberry, the only agents at Philippi, W. Va. -HA If KPT REl'OUT i-oniua-ncti ifr,:st.Y in- jtuuiKtt nonsnnm-.v, Till! Leadiai Seneral MercMuts of PMlinpl, w. Ya. Butter, per pound ,.12;dc Eggs, per dozen. 10c Potatoes, per bushel. Onions, per bushel 75c tirceri beans, per hushed Beeswax, per pound. -20c Spring chickens, per pound.7c Old lie os, per pound.. Oe He.neca snake root, per pound. ,88c yellow root, per pound PV Virginia black snake root, pee pound. 20c tienseng, per pound, $2 50 Oats, per bushel. ,40c Trices subject to market changes. These are the prices we pay. (jive, us a 'call. Hulderman House, W T. RUiOcSMAH," PROPRIETOR, and Reasonable Rates, R. T, REED, Fashionable Barber «5I?§T Sfgftj SPf'-JUT’ £-3537 Kf'issc Philippi, V- West- Virginia, All WORK 08Mt IN ARTISTIC STYLE, C3f VC M E A CALL. UNDERTAKING Aiii'pri jrin-ij. to cf.-ioli’cl inirijil.n in ,n liio-l smi.,fiirjorv lUHliUi-r, i EMBALMING CAMFULLY ATTL’HDKD TO. jCoifm-*. Casket* niitl a fti I? linoofi .Iniml on hand, I aim I'd prompt, rcasoiiahk' j ,nm! ivImblA. J, 5!. I’KornrocT, i FuiHTiil i »irttr Motto. We fear no competition when quality if goods its considered. Respectfully, A. (I. Citmsi.ir, G. E, GRANT BROTHER, UEAtBKS IN Hardware, Furniture. Cook and Heating Stoves AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE We meet any ami ail competition. UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING DY TJFE j World Renowned HAMRICK PROCESS. ___^ i PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. One hundred coffins and caskets in stock at all times, which ore of the latest patterns ever brought to this section. For thirty dollars we will furnish the finest casket ever seen in Phil ippi. The finest cloth or velvet, $8('i.()0; former price #(>0 to $75. We also furnish caskets as low as $15, or from $20 to $25. Coffins as Low as Six Dollars No charges for embalming, ex cept ill cases of contagions dis eases. We have the exclusive right of this process within the corpora tion. Call and examine our prices lie fore purchasing elsewhere, C. L. Swxtzkr, Philippi, W.-Va. FREE! FREE! FREE! TO CASH BUYERS. ,s/. a

k FREE TRIP TO THE WORLD’S FAIR You uh! save enough money in the next sixty ciars by buying- your goods at 8. F. RIGHTMIRE’S GASH STORE to pay your expenses to the World's Fair. We keep a full line1 of General Mer chandise. e are also agents for tho fol lowing specialties:— The Champion Wagon, tht* Osborne Mowers, Bakes and Harrows, the Mary land Fertilizer Company, the Celebrated Boot-Tea-Na Head) Meclieiite and Howard's Cottage Liquid Faint. Listen bow this sounds— Faultless Flour, 83.00 per hhi. (best). Water While Oil, 12 rents per gallon. Pure Linseed Oil, To cents per gallon.

Fresh Lemons, 2d cents per dozen. Mason’s Half-Gallon Jars, $1.00 per dozen. Quart Jars, 80 cents’per dozen. All other goods at Hock Bottom Prices. Y/e make a specialty of Country Producck and .have splendid facilities for handling it. Call and Iiamine Oar Friers Before Buying Elsewhere. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR MELONS, LEMONS. ORANGES. ICE COLD -2* LEflO AND BAKERS’ BREAD. Thanking the people for past patron ages and trusting that wo may have a con tinuance of your orders, we remain, Your humble servant, R. F. lUoiITMIRE, Grange Had, Philippi, W. Va. iHlLlFTlMl tn Asia and elsewhere, and will probably visit us this summer. In the meantime let us say that we have one of the Newest and Best Stocks General leroianflise and clotliiiii iN PH|LIPpi Bare come to stay and can save ^oi money. Our goods June been bought low for casti and they must he sold. 44 Tho proof of the pudding is in the eating. Give us a trial and see that we have told the truth. Moore Holsijerry, Old Grant Building, Philippi, W. Ya. 4baoh OTHER BUIUHSO SoVEMIKS. The SUBSCRIBE FOR Barbour Democrat, $1 YEAR IN ADVANCE. ■M

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Barbour democrat, j THURSDAY, AUUUsT 21, JWS, j i >i‘.rn ii ai Aie pes« hrtfwie at/FI«it|ipL W So v.;: S A;.e v. Advertising Bat*. i tssftp aiS,[! j tito h .4 «'i *2 f 6 os' i Hi. i 4 w i; IS j,: yoa.rters’*>!*iniis,,:;i'; Kstep rj,!n>a-! ton, v j N. I Hall trust... in: Grafton Fri- day, _ j 1 ifiy-t ight telir-ra pa 1 c» j nntination. T. B. Teter’Bits -among Iriends here Monday, j K. II, (’rim matt to Bdlliigton j ■>n Friday Ift.-t. j G. Prime Kittle made a i'li'iti. trip to* Cheat Bridge this week, j W, and wife left j Wednesday for Webstiff Springs, 5 Mb Grace Tidnr visited her! brother. Mayor Tetcr, Inst week.! Mi's Aimif> St n>-kit r returned from Mt. Lake Park last Friday, j Mrs. Myrtle Kittle, of Weston, i is visiting relatives in .West Hiil-i Ippi, Ira E. Robinson, of Gfaftoti, was here on legal business las! Holiday, j Miss Mary Reid. of Y Mills, is in town, the guest of Mbs. i Willa McCoy. W. (1. Keys ami W. 8. Smith i attended tho festival, at Overilekl, 1 lust Saturday. Mrs. S. lleger and sister, Miss! Bonn, returned from the World’s; Fair last Friday. i J. Hop. Woods, wife and sister, Mrs. Mary Wilson, returned from Mt. Lake Park yesterday. G, W. Diddle has ne.v.d into his house at the low. r end of town, 1 t'weiii l v vacated by J. F. Knapp, j B, I). Cal lalian, of ..Ashland, Boyd county, K v., was fseeing j friends and relatives wn Elk t.hi-; week, i W*- understand that, there will j i.e a Ledge of Knights of I'vfhili- organized, at Bolinjrtan in the tUUUV. A. G. Dayton attended the*! World’s Fair 1« -i week. Hr r. Uiriied (,i( MoillhiV, Vh II pie; (1 with the nig e.: n. Miss ladle Ford, of Prurnytovn. who has i;. n visiting friend- in' town for sou*” day** past, returned hnni,• on last Friday, Mrs. R. D. Smith, of HarL r. and Mrs. Lewis Zlim, of th> pinee, until to Klkitin, oh ft visit to; triends. iast Saturday A, W. ^trickier, iV and little son, Robert, of Charleston, ,*i re guests of relative's here. They are all enjoying good health. Miss Maud Douglass, aceom iu.: d by her grandmother, Mrs, Jacob Dickenson, started for a six c.ivisit to Milburn, Indiana,! last Tuesday. j Frank Cornwell, of Penns!loro, j Ritchie county, son of Prof. J, S, j Cornwell, formerly of this place, is visiting his grandfather, Ballard j Fhalfer, in town. Miss Karmic Martin, who at-j i> Tilted the institute last week, re-i until Monday, the ine ~t of Miss (joorgie Daniels, when she re turned to her home. Rev. B. W. Hutchinson. ident of the West Virginia M. K. Conference Seminary, arrived h. re last Thursday, and spent some tin. with our teachers, K, B. Bosworth and sog, „f Browti.stnirg, Virginia, returned to their home last Friday. They have spent quite awhile here with relatives and friend*. Mrs. John W. Conner, of Phil ippi, is visiting her mother Mrs, Margaret Chenowetli. She is ac companied by her two daughters, Mabel and Carrie,—Enftrprw. Joe (J. Brown, formerly fore man it! the Plaindfuh at. this place, but now of Preston county, was a pleasant caller this week. We are glad to see Joe at any time. The -t erec.pt jean entertain m. i? given in the City Hall, l>v Prof. Dorranee last Friday and Saturday molds, re ri.ugt:»*w was at homn cm r Blindly. 1 W. T> Is r {iiit* o. through i .-I-.- „,,,y m ici i Bam’i AT. Woods' -ivai- it* ..Buck- 5 M- C V fh~; -*hv _ w r Mi-. Emilia' W -odfmd *i I:! vt;ry ill with fcrer. n.f-tal tli« ptocMd:i»fSft, CaiUMfiti-ftts'iiisuiii Bight, wte titSm'ijsKii vn.) t S« tup. bn fi- !-.m -s-ii iu R New Kmrhmd Mitt-s. Vh Tile teachers riss|>mided Stberally; to ottr/wili}* last wjyfcjs,;-' ;4 C. V. Tnltx'tt r-' uric -d fri-n> n Mis LINKS' trip. Monday,'- ■'Mis. !>r. Siiy.h r r- ttirr,;.d to Util turmvila* vi -ler-hiv, M..-J Strother,, of Finrii:--it. I visitihg at J«>!i:; /Arm's. j J. W, "Walter, rtf West Poinuju ii« visiting, id Graftofi the f ll-u!., r. jv. lasting his 1 brother, C, ItougSas*, in town, j Dr. Leeds arid F. I*. H-'SfSf, of i BuHatftotB passed;. tlijcougE .here! Tm -.-a \M ih-i ri Walden. wi*'fere -last wwjhition» adopted-«y) the '"wh-it of I h 11■ .lily. found j; III t-lllS ISSUO. The at the court house on Thursdaynight hot was gory in- j torosfisig, hid- >rd. j j Mi- 1 N. 'Bhux mill 'Miss! i Kila Hooper, >>i Salon wore here j visiting last Week,' f Many of ur people are in at-1 tendance at the Baptist. ..Aasoct* at iop- .at Webster. S. Walker and daughter. j Misti' Anna, visit™ the institute! in)! Thursday last, Mr Stems, agent for the Amur-j iciiti [took (-onijmny. a* tended the; institute last vre»k. Friday last closed one of the j 'iio-t interesting institute?! ever! held in this county. Bi vend of our young people ut-j tended the emnp-nH* ting, iwarj 1 Arden, ia-t Sundev. Mr. and Mrs Bp-mv r Glasscock returned to Grafton, Tuesdnv last. i from a vi.-it to Randolph. A daughter of Squire (Inner; was thrown front her horse this week, resulting in a broken arm. •L M. Hume came down from Rein A> ‘i 1:i-1 Saturday to set' his i’an'oiy. ,o.d r- o;rii>>ti ,,n Monday. "1; !Mir -is! -rs nji,,ed their stork of miHiucrv goods: 'our. this place to Burnersviile. I,-;-.! 'v,--k her- was mil of unti illt'-iV-: institute, shtiWS and leet!:res-~all seemed to come1 Bit i nee. A 15. (’or-ovel! .John and Joe I .“'haw, (itelG, G. OH'Jupie, o-f Gove, i i.avc returned from a vi-;! the! I World's Fair. Mrs, John A. Rol.iin.-c-n. who has sp- iwiing st-veral months in j (hi.- eoiii-iv, i el ui'ia-d to her home, int Man'll’' K> try, Ohio, this w i-V. Prof, H---L- s spoke wry highly of Mr. Burdett, our principal for tile town schools. From what he said, vve- think the board made no mistake in hiring Prof. Burdett. Miss Mollie Robinson returned to ner home in Barbour County, yesterday, after a three weeks visit at her trot tier’s, the Rev. J. B. Robin-i••.. of this piece.—-Enter ia.-hc. T' Grafton Lender prints an j ntldrgiven to tin Baptist; !.>ns.‘d with him. We* hope In,- may !>e permitted to come j again. w Among the lady visitors who at tended the institute last week, i were Misses Fannie Traliern and ii Jlittie Fhroyer, of Kasson Idera Hoisberry, of Kalamazoo; Bina i Moore and Grace Campbell, of Beiington; Mrs. E. H. Wince, of Tacy. and Mrs. G. C. Poling, of N> b'-rvill*-. The Clurfc-btirg Fair. riranviii, Jarvis *'L vrul'oii.rtac a~ la i-‘.ab:i,'b a i -ach-rs’; Orarj ilrtUi>!■'.'. dig-\ X tic!, v as bert. bet v«-k. Hutetrifts him fifed'iitfriffi ffafi fwwwtlirotigiyniit iiui. Veiaityp: p t :.\tY;i»ip|>rfteisried Biai'iV1.p!c‘fe 1 ani.tiiiJ&iKifi: v■ aefcetSi labEiv«.y,fci Kutd rij»- 1"!‘“it?nr]ous adopt *-d I r r i'slie. ..f.Pi: ,;b-ff -if1 f Ezra buyers at).I gptmdaon, of trrci-r- county.. I'a.. arc in this '".luty. Xfl‘-ra Walter nx.d .Ed. Wilstrti v, of*.' Hi .Simps*ffi*s .’Creek ij>-[ v.i'i-k. fy ;i„ i Mi'.a Bitha Buck worth, of I; Iftigton* visited hey sister, Mrs. C.. L. w.U'r i:KM-k. F;i‘- s!ji»;a at yvur own 1 price during tlw* month of August. 4t I. H T5,. jo. !t go-id wheat; also corn or oats'. Extra prices paid for the exchange; Applvto A. G. (.'lirtslip. 8-17-fft Eve-ry teimhf.r in this county should ;t subscrii r to this paper, as it coii'ani' •■'•••rvr!nnLr >>f importance jifrhiiuiiig to edtMSl tiemai interests*. The litt-rary cJitertaiorneiit given tty the teachers i a t Thursday night, was very interesting IikIoihI —I’-.o-e':., j |y Me Lane’s reply to \V. r. C. 1 it *S -pel/! i:. Mr. aiul Sirs. Corley, of Rich-' umit.l, who have been visjtinK.al Is.* sue (.11 ill - S' t?:•; t ttk' pie iff Si;; eoittsty haw ciificliided to 1 serf support ing, atu] will put forward every effort *o to l>e. A good Step !:'i this .;t from what it. was last fall. Three men in Taylor county, hist tall, bought it ini'liel of wheat and e;ie!t took nnt'-lhird They sowed it, and tie- harvest ()f one, IsntH* Knotts, was ISA bushels; «»f the other two. 7A bushels each. This oriiy Shows the different methods, of farming. By mistake, some secretary has been given lb,, t--r» months regis ters belonging to the public school at thin place. The secretary who has been given these will please return them.and- exchange* for six mouths registers; Keeper j fully, U. C. Pouxo. There will be ii grand "rally at! Mt. Olive church, Friday, August! 2b; h. All are cordially in it' -i to porno .ami bring full baskets. There will be both vo cal and instrumental music, and speeches by leading men of the county, Refreshments will be served (>ri the ground, By order i of the committee, Died, of dropsy, on Saturday, i August 5th, Mrs, Catharine John* so!!, wife of J. G, Johnson, in her i fed year. The deceased was a j daughter of Job Parsons. She was born in Randolph (now Tuck er) county. She; .was the mother of 11 children, 4 of whom are dead. She was a consistent mem ber of the M. E. Church South, and died in full hope of immortal bliss. Her remains were buried the day following, the funeral sermon being preached by Rev. Chambers, attended by a large concourse of people.—}'. P, in the FJ’,!,n was own«l in Virginia, in iO*U5. 1 f* jfP SBlttfj L> U 1 r.i k a. rnad>■ a great *iw!i i:;'Ui e] ifafcsfLM.MtK..:||.f||jVTsum: AVnAffipi All'!! H K V..r i; t gj :j l Ii A o i Vlifi tfii -ir•!'/•!• r -n. ,vs IneLWeefc: p*:'g}«t.f*tsrt fse degrees—; pbngtCBs ftinwiei reached the tydl*.; mg point; m t the II--ill I 'I agent.,. ami IX J, Taft,. «>ti- iii HeTingtrvri. «n Tlisir-duy, l.h.kd-g .after ««-o• tit tie* ouy*. c n C* untv -np- i;si- el, T. 1! miiiihrt-j-, uni Oi j. Fleniitig, if Tav Iwr eon tit v, uf tomb d tb>- ii.-ti- :utr last j G./C. T.b tt; move t>« thi* pl.tif *s*r, His i family came Tie-.-ciav, f clothing still.corn-1 |tie*M,.. iu.it going: 4i tiSrorh-prices i than ever .to. male room for winter goods, N. 1. IlAi.n A: Co. Hmi. J,. wifi close lie* argument in favor of r. peilltng the Slierinall law, or l.V trureiiastisg citnise thereof. We will, sell ytm siio.es. ..at «ny price from 25 cents to $5,00, s-IT-iit N. L ffuni Ck, Philippi, W. Va. I’n.-f. Itanieir siiys tli«: inlviyice i merit of Barbour county teachers I is not surpassed by airy that he has ever come in contact with. Fat lie r-. Lave y>u a the lever spring toot'd harrow? For -ale by 41 A. Go Chhxslip, i V*’" hope hare the ;,r->c* d mgs of all educations! meetings held throughout this conntv, pnb li.~!:--d in this paper the. coming i winter. IP v. J, N,.: Haines,: pastor in charge of tire If. 15. elttifeh, at Belitigtoh, was among four teadh ••rs until Thursday., when he re turned liojnce G. R. ..nd n Mr. I Thompson. of Fairniorif, were in town Monday. Mr. Thompsoii is looking after coal interest on '■imj -on N or* "k. Our p.-ople were disappo'iiieri in cot seeing State Superintendent Lewis at our institute, Mr. Lewis has never Loon her-, but has iriciids hen* wiiouijulu have L. pleas,.i{ xi> see him Fifty y*'ui\- ago ili iiioiiiK. of the Lii)',ring popnlat i--m of Kng i nut was jfntio.Cs n>,(NH!, r.r about C20 per L’ead. Ii IS now between c 1, e M X M H 1, ml I.'eK t.,. k k i, tV). or £H7 per head.—J.omhio Cloth in* going at tin- v.*rv lowest prices, making room fur fail arid winter stock and our line of MJKSS uOUt-s is full juni truing at almost v.-.ur town prices. Don’t fail to examine goods and gut prices l*efr.ro you luiv, X. i. Hai.l A Co., b-!7-;;t Philippi. W. Ya. A pi.f land is worth on tin Strand, in Loiid for 12 feet frontage. m- not quits* $2300 a I foot i • ”ii- 1 .to M to n.'.Tn:: g 1-■ Hup ^tFpd'ftW CfcvC’, itoi iiiff;.: JSefSfib -.'i' n ■-•s ii'tn! to K-i:l .v.ii, :ii- *L-. By tljK:-itistriict.or..il. ;itove{| ito lx j t -r fb*‘ tSjjeei tif Tip ij-ihsr and t! iri-: •—to er*. ,-i yii rift’Dt conduct. (t f v i; v. .f. II 1 t i' i j to-J L :i> -ft i.-v.'j n C. :s. j r; i■ i i!i-iL>t--. ci hy Prof, ij. j folittWtHi by t lie dirVUS-Suil erf if1 1 I i .participle to prof. Flfiyd Trip-f t ll-li,!.'!l 1 j' In file Mterhoniy Prof. Hatch-i tt.suli. of.too M. E. fit j liuf'koanii"i!, gavea vry tostn; Uivo'lttlk to th**teachers. ,to T1 .-u t -f History was j j made i"' nil* i.;i i; v wm t hi* j j true W.feojj so- ably di-'•••11-1*1 fji» j j early history of West Virghna, I The mihject *-f toVrithpet j by Prof, rtarneli, -wiw very .im«r» j J j j The subjwt of Civil tt-v.-re-' ni'-iil Wits jift s.-ig. ,i l..y Prof. j n jiinl ;u! pri’M'isS. weri- miitlej jto rehiize.iij'iaf wiiiadoed were to ing under the host form of govern-1 moiit, know n to man. The devotional exercise was n jduetod n Friday niurning !>y j Rev. J. M. Burgees, after which; S. H. Mi-Lane made an excellent; talk on ''Sittioo! Juiirnals, fol-j j towed by Prof, ft, L. Staluakt-r.! i win* discussed Penmanship. ,;Tlii' Teaelii-rV Duty,'" tils-: Hia-sed bv M. I.-nigh, m n Very interesting topic. Ment.nl Ant inn* i was iHs-; cassed by Prof. Wl T, Talbott, In the afternoon, the resolutions were read ami adopted, with the: exception of tine,; after which the institute adjourned. j INSTITCTK XOTBS. teachers-Vert?' the most }hu!nRfi*as; I Tile- V;.ii' r- arc Till f Wiirdte-Ka ‘boYr, I’hilippi dial riff at feast hud a I very intelligent-looking corps of sine].- r.~. Mozart Str.luak'-r 1 .nd»ict-. musical xi-rcises of j 5'a- v- k. 'Hi-' ti ;:di!Ti from Eni -n did rot make nssiidi of an impr/ sse,n rin the I;.■ The tear ’c■- from Pleasant di i i ft*.*t wvrv known iv tin.- hcui v !>i ,'ir is they Wore. Tic- Cove teachers, who wen*' represented as standi:;i so !; tJfittft our hsarttelt 1" r t it* manner i m y!fttefi -Ihfv IBite ytotfdHV tedt lliitfl I '.‘0.— iT ;tf!ji»kn .if t:m i;i Wfjttito*!# iisi*^!t34ntct';|li-fc'|fe«:jplfe j qlikir diy rn-i'i-:-. I,• is r- l; t r« of tin g.'-pel r !.iskitvr t;n> r-~ it! tiif1 foitr»yr>ar- grmlfrs tr* i U‘ riur :itjil to the. .test inter* wrt* 1*1 our 4th.-*--That since we retesgnlisy; lire L: that the prc*--eo? -vs-1> n: .•jotmty exithnnatioas is Imwiequato i to live msds nf the thachftrs, we; F«}OW»}IM*Ilhtiiiii =H the' etittniy .Muniouti'-n. and in .its: place -ii'-'Mtuie u uniform state mmimimtMm.-'- i Out 'A leii’i', in d ificitiibatuSif patTiotje s*-n ?*merit in the hhatf* of the rising generation, we introduce the rta ..tiontit ting into our rcnuoS*. und that, we take steps to arouse love of our country, in. the .minds of ur.r ■pupil*. till!,—Tlrtif. w. request the s“v crul boards s>f «%:!u™t kin to mippiy tltt- sehookrwiib such apparat us-as will advance the efficiency of our w**r.k, such a« iglotes,. dietionnries and charts on reading,'-spelling aatl physiology. 7 tli.—That m-e ytidvayqr to. iu I i'i«’u!ec. as fur m }xw>»tBte, rise teaclilng -f ni:;-ic in our whools. h, —That %ve -apprtemtr* the cne-rgetie matincr in whierh the State Sttjw*rititeisdhi11,' Virgil A, Lev-ha# assumed .control of the edueni iutial work of the state, and that v c, ll special iiftentioo to to the .official pnpi*r of the stafft*-* the ii,.«? s 7,Si'hrtm Jiiitrual— :uu! give it our hearty support. *.*th.—Tlcit t- d.-r :-iid* t,r. i. r. Hiding, to aid in making the schools i'-e Te. .ill i .inn.-., Akthuh Mi Lank. Cksa Krrxr.K. President. S'crctarv. Wii! whoU-sale piow points nod stove repairs at low prices, (.'at •furnish Burnside stoves etui repairs for public school house*. lit 1’Hit.im ForsnKv Co. GREATEST CUT Made on ^°0cis FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS FOE CASH. Think of these quotations Crain IVpp.cr Sc*, quarter Tea be. quarter Iiice. common Sc. pound Bice, test iVc. pound S'tin. do. pound OTHER BOOBS AT SIMILAR PRICES! Call and examine. K. H. Cm At A Co. S. C. DOUGLASS CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Choice Roller Flour, Corn Meal and Build .ers’ Supplies. DEALERS IN Barrel Salt, Standard Fertilizers, Champion Mowing Machines, Thomas Hay Bakes, Farmers’ Friend Grain Drills, ifeCt 1 Grinding. Building erected or builders’ supplies furnished on short notice. Give us a call and be satisfied. S. C. DOUGLASS CO., Philippi, West Ya. ;ffe Male a Specialty of Cm Iff tb« .People of IHi'bouv Comity: Are y«n'-s-ufitiTttut ffs’-m 3U¥ ia» hlitw Afif:: of be. fo 4* gresit; Kynit ftjwj, buy i*iV imx Eoof ?ylre«A *tgly fai|4-;. I4 elC-'A s 2jM *\s- h h x« for ‘r> fh^ bank Mgl’ gt?gTp$rtkF|:;0Sr jfop«s^v.v; v .p ;pJ!J A-' i j:0 _ -niv f efipfSit n-Ackr-d by Bankable Fra.-er, Kemcm |wC o,:^'r ”04 opo im. Amr,:- siuls.thrdL ro CmC nmmy tfii 'word,-; ■0 HF- Wi‘ k\‘• si*>x- w&y 'ivc yai^ cure every . if -h art; not ibf;tnrn ^osr:3mtp;ai>^ t& batik vviJi «-;.d $m\ \0FR IMiLLAti m;for il|F only' 1st:';R. K mgl tni*er’* ceuorii) *loj*e 1*11 F$Bltpi>£. Fit!I o:‘_ Mm ms*! «r»-t Kiti pmft l~«rcii'ar (the h^reMifc-oarfef i?it’ ftr.ri S^isr «iini has dome for yoiiir own hei abhor and friend. .'•■.hy- zim:M mnrmime tifiXlE&Y?, M e Ki ll A ST. Philippi, W. Yit, DIRECTORY, :v ■■fl'STfltll stAFFfc* v-i:- -yy Johnson A. Fa?orf$fe';,y vf fj-mrte? J, Fau-Ikurr MarUuashurg First dlitlfefe.,,,., od t\ iiriot Thirrl K -Ort;'; dr -i ri' ;..|ohn 0K Fesjdietofi’.: WilHjwn L Wilsi-m i?, Alder^tsa James Fayichan ,i 1‘ -0. ft* 11. Philipni Bovorly mmm. HlirrJiT ooVvty orrfrKK^, O Ihik-oitO-.-.- Ft W. Bftaw J A„ Wiiliamsoli Flfrk of rifcisit Court. Cterk of Codrtfy Court 1:, 1 i:.. Vro^rufht«r Ati*n-nev Aogf.Atif (Western DL^tPic’?) :,A#sr«5rtr ihsafem .|?tstfie:t).; r-ijrVeyOT ,t i>erint-end*mt i*? H.*h*po!s J- H Felton o. CiV K- Taft M, Peek J K Mnmhf 1, M. Poling A. Wolvefton F. .Ct Poling trur fH»itiTirtN orfs 'Cy-; c. F Teter F. K Taft. A, n. Dayton, ti W„, i>iddlo Recorder L. D. Robitiacm r^'Tgi'ani A- Hohlen T:re»jiurer G, JL tirant *B* SKT ^nciKtlke, .Bigelow I.fM.lgo Ho. SI, A.- F, A A, M„, nit'ftiion the first and tillni-Monday nights **f each moriih. Philfe|B Bodge No. D£h 1, O. 0. Fm meets every «aturclay tiUrht. T> garth*. Va 1 h5y"Encampment Xo. 2ft, X, V y~' c,n wetiAd ami fourth Mon* day night5 of each month. f vaR I^wlge Xo.ftI, K- of P-. meet# at Odd K’di.m. hall ever Tuesday night. Moxahaki- Tribe Xa as, l. of R, U.t meets at ihut Fellows* hail every Friday night, riirnrfts£¥. M. Ed'ii! Ht:H—K»vv. R EH Jones, pastor. Preaching sertond Sunday at 10:30 a m ami fourth Sunday at Prayer meat* lag every Wedne^my m* 'Sunday every Bum!ay at 2nDf* j* m. X i Half* BniainmeEidem, Baptist idir w'lt—l?ev. J. Si Rnrgess, past tor. Preaching first am! lluftl Bundays at C.l ,m aI’J' iyer meet 1 tig every 1 ourmtay at ilnsfne^t tiieetings I hurwiay ftgening-t«*.fttre the-, third Suitday {l‘ each inoirth. B today school every Bun day «t ‘j rOOpm. h iM-tidl, 8u|>erir>tendent, M. E. Chvm'U, ft>eTir—Kev. J. H; Burna, pastor. Proaeiiing second Bund ay at 8# p m and every fourth Bund ay itt 10:30 am Prayer _ meeting every Wednesday at 81OO p t?i. Bunday sc!ir»l every Bum lay at 0:00 mjo, Mr.-> 4 3f pcivk. Super late nde ui. T FniEt'TuHV. emev it—j. t. hokij, jrrrag; \v M (Kubota Vr.VTY—Itbniffiy 12, M and Otrft.Wf ;:A Tati v« nty—January 2, April 11 and ^piemtR-r m TrrRKit 4VirsrtY— March 5, June 12 and November Iff. lU^r.K.t.KH OorsfTY—January 2is May i ant} On?f>b*jr 10, Prestos Cnvyrr—December Ut March 22 ami £tei»t ember l. CnWWJCtXKW I?r CM Murphy, F$ Byrer, O M Kittle and h Tfobun. C*>5fSlf»«tOSl?lt!* OF ACCOUNT;*. J r Thompson, C M Murphy and D W 3«11. COUNTY COUKT, OiMM I M I> Riley, President: H Huff, T B Mason. First Monday in February, first Monday j in Anri I. thim Monday in Tune and first i Monday in October. TygartJs Valley Bank, PHILIPPI, WEST VISCIHIA. Paid up Capital, $50,000. j Tenders it# services to the business com m unity, As a de|wmttory of absolute safe ty, we commend it to those having id!# funds, and invite you to deposit them with us. The individual liability of our share holders and officers guarantees depositor* f s|?ainst the possthil ity of loss, ('ouecflo&i solicited. Charges reasonable. .1 N. B. Unix, President, i .1. F. Masows, Cashier. SJPSafCBa PAYTON. A, m Tf AYTOXs DAYTON A DAYTON, i Attorneys at Law, PHILIPPI, w. VA. Will practice in the District Court of tit* V ititefi Hi me.- for Wert Virginia, in the i Supreme Court of Appeals of the Htaie, I amt in the Circuit and County Court* Of Barbour ami surrounding counties. liadh titles ami chancery practice made a spec Salty, <‘oilcctions promptly attended to by A. O. Dayton. J., nor. woods, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Philippi, W. Va. Will practice in the Courts of Barbour. Randolph and Tucker. Also in the So* preroe Court of West Virginia.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Philippi, W. Va. SAM'I. v. woods, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Philippi, W. Va. MKLVILLK T'KCK, AttoFney at LaraM Stale’s Attsrsey, PHILIPPI, WKHF YI IP} IMA. TRY: US OR JOB: PBUTWe.

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to Texas’ Tin? BibHvai "Land of Plenty’4 was not is it with Tts^iAt fof? afrantf**«*f H^ue m_ tbf Union. ^Arcihvithiioh •j?* .extetHlfKi tif all u rofm? hfi *we. for to Is-to hruiryo. Vr^; m f; --f .i bo^rM' w'‘!i?'(rfiyy .a!ui m eKpriy* vft i np, for cheap raurond rab %tj! ha made from ;iH m Him tOfTYx»«t Ass^uftt %nd j*mj 4rd for i v; harvr.-ii c*xc»jr itk>i!5 ami (*an i.» pMn:huM*ti u? .o{y pirwe ?r Texa**, good To slop off at any }»-?;n! oF?-?h? filing trip, tvolofi ilfle'-n davs ,T rjim-4 fn hh i» !;.i rcmbi oveiF which yowl hSbiii rave!./ for fhlrc ijiiylift; ;|mC .rmltready yAP-ratifylhf. Btaic Texas, wild h f?. 4 f! o> oh oka; of •'|t|f#ii :t|V]Mh hrppft; Rlll-f-vftpori Or N’i ',V fr ''•(;fi“, it:-’' ?i 3' the T»‘xaa fc Pa-—nr lUbway, Which fto the Bt'itC fn*«. Raaj *r Won* vmwit.g »hi*Di,trt its must fee he Mmlh. f‘nm-M-Homenn?* ni lirlteb by ihc- nV’U'*- -u/mm' o wm IS yf fuil information as it* r.ta*R, u***,r^* rouh®$,;' f var d'Tod tieci, bowing' T|i:h#: hf; trains ami emme -h- n*, ami r,r-,»iih WnH R? At HUiiu, (Pi A A U,m Honihorn fho-a Ai^on, Tor? Rmn Hou^r* Chattttroioga, Toon VVu.Mtx, R- ,M; Ptn Traveling Agvul, ‘SH West Main Bt. Loui«triUot Kv, ;e>‘{ioria.lv hv u!Mbhs opportnirty for vifdhnif tho i^. hen! and most i\T of ihe -a-“l41 and *>i«rt f*«»t v. ill bf> affono^t by llso s* n» a ->f ;,-w r«i»* ha* v* «t whh-h havt h-**' arr;u grn hv the Jiortb-WV^otn *s Jon** To k» v f 1 tij* c-xonrefotifi win he !-t ;d •■n tiiyos- ‘iiJ, Hrp tf-sii'h i>. and 1 :4'.-' fi, J i-t in N- rthwf rn fowa. W* iimnr^oho l^nrth Ilakotti, Ro;iih !>aUo‘u, Mamtoho, Nebraska, Cojormio, tt y mtn K am! will hf* go'-d f--i restarn passavos wi*Uf« twenty days from d tie j*f giiio S'opnvM «H¥*i!eg«*» Wiii he allowod on g»55ug it ip in territory to whhT* lUn a fw ^siuae be tmU heard ii was a ^sprauii»f?‘s like ao»S*. Dri»PEp*tfAt Impaired stion, wca stmimeh, and nation *v:l tw*. install’ rvJievod by lieeebanr* Pips 2r» mmls a ixo The sailor knows ho'v to tighten a ini He’s taut it. A Little Red Spot ARrionpfirt rvrs rtvlrtl f-7«r>t; f nsbny. Finnlly R* P-ither Curst'1'.e* mg TrH’ fotafi* iiofni,*‘>H »a|»arliiju F did V-isll .1 iViijir, ful li-suH. Tiie- la's ’CaUw |i-'i«?Je Mood's Pills i' f 11 r d in r f* r Pi Its. DR. KILMER’S SWIiP-HOOT 11 r J, D, Wii.Li.os. CURED ME. Doctors Said I Could Not Live, POOR HEALTH FOR years. Mr. WiJicox ten practical farmer ami Post master in the village where he resales, ami is well known for rating around, Ho write.*:—“f had been in poor health for a long lime Four years ago the crisis came, and, a number of our best physicians said I would not Itvo a year. I began using Dr. Kiimrrs Bwamp-Eoot, Kidney, biver and Bladder Cure; then my doctor said it might help me for a time, but I would not l>e here a year hen my face, I continued the medicine nearly a year, and now I am as well any maa of my age- Pi tty-eight. years. Swamp-Roof Saved My Life K. Htill f til. IfiUkit IkAillfli r .'k kkr J .1-. and the good health 1 now en joy is due to its use.** J. I). Wn.wox, Jan. 0, *93. HmsviBe, Pa. At UrugjHsl*, nr 1.00 Nie, **ln> fellf**4 Cuiflp fit Health'" and y. 000 i.O jvv»*?inX yp lit hilt ’\i?.h that, ih|* M^-KIuh*;/ party voir;? n hsiitufy t*> Afnarujan hi--nit ars and araddu-r to Ariirrivaii olilp ■mvji.'is, Tiuis fmiiintj an mid tionat •_yharyfe H:pvp:. itip v.S1- t*!){':j)[U) v aar. Tkth*rd on f di-na hi ii tins n»>r iiinlirating' ap '.prsipriatimiH for pub:k: hundin^st at- j .hnmd l iver and barb >r itnppov«Mm»nts. j ntut other purpose^. Thr* o)>juot of ail this was to redwf* tite rovrrines nnd in- j t-reasi* t hc» expenditures tuilil th«- lalh r should equal or exreed the former, and Oms make pey eon-rinyr j i i i v i t!o* t re a s -t ry a fe.isd of hi an 0d0,0ho. consist in g of money deposited, hy the national hanks for the rede tup- turn of heir mirrendere, until recently, a period of more than thirty-four years, there •has been no strictly democratic legisla tion, except such as received t he assent j of a republican president. In Iwi? the republicans inaugurated their first president and eon trolled both houses of congress. This control lasted, till IfeTT when the democrats controlled the house for the first time after the war. In PA?” they again had- the house. I but the republicans hail the senate and J the president. In 18741 the democrats I had (Kith lu) uses, hut the re public,tns had the president. From 1881 to ISAM the republicans had both houses and J the presidency, though they held the j senate only by a dicker with Gen. Mu- J lone. From 1.88a to ls$il the democrats j had the house, and from 188a to 188ft the president, but the republicans had the j senate. From 1880 to 891 f he repu idieans were again in full control, and did much to create the conditions from I which the country is now .suffering. In 1891 the democrats regained control of the house, and in the present year have again obtained control of the presi dency and the senate. Thus in thirty-four, years the demo crats had the presidency six years, the senate four years and the house four teen years, but never had all three at one time. The republicans had the presidency twenty-eight years, the sen ate thirty and the house twenty years. During eighteen years they had control of both houses and tin* prehide Bey*— jUbuisviUe VuuruvMoyrnAh MV4I4LEY'S METHODS, Ifuw f Hi0i.st fn VWo-kHee TlaSns:* iflr ltV» Ovv f» Mas*-. y vyere. ft;.hot :plj the button is cerii-e-fed hi th« vital qwJ» non wkvk '‘otup-^-e* ?v **x peeled 1-.? cumpaigrc upon rtalkmal issues, For ;-iird\-’a;t': least•• #irg# very. pa!yl -It .%'OiftXb.?;:U.!la&f g him t'f h -us to any ex Unit wish mat tor* of yxethjy yge !p%isdp*:: Mi "ihis': for adMhdhd kg^Ah'i db'-graoefnl hraruluN, murke J by nn precedent-ed corruption and responsible for one of the mo-t grhwrras burdens ef taxnGon I'vrr idaend upon the people of nhio In Hi*' second pkme the m;y*>r fully appreciates that the tn asses a re' d]]yj>ti;4iS.t'-Uv tiler ifIs;tiltip"th*%"''rb- ^ah*be:;:%|rojr tliy::arhTini^iralipa and.’ lie. v. !*hont eom-eb-n* j*ais scruples against i ji'-M.TfeniY mis t^mb-Pey. Ha1 r^-alG that it defeated Van iiiireuhs efforts for n £er**?H t**rtn. that it yavis the house to the repuh-h-ans in H-’m and to the. demo-, ra is immediately following the crisis of TH?:*,, As a third reason, and by no men os the least. It. affords the governor n hare e to use hi4* tariff 5*peerh, without which his eampnlyii material would he painfully limit*,* i iu character as tveU m quantity, McKinley takes the financial qww t.ian fu4, his daily text, because it is the one in which the people are in**st deep ly inmrc.-p-o. ard ilu-n «»n«h r‘ake-. to show that the stringency of the timcss is the direct re-nit of a general appre hension that tin tariff laws are to be change*! in aprsm!ann‘ «ith tha policy so long advocated by the democratic party. What has rome as the inevit able result of the nefarious system for which he ih ho largely re-spon slide the major attributes to ;isi undefined fear :o( w hat, may fol b>w u pan tho overth rw of that svshon. M hat has I cm the rnrse to our rnmm-ri'iui and industrial hit rests he upholds as the one means to their speedy restoration. The sys tem that Iras brought financial tHsaMer to the entire- ctmntry he renornmeiris as a rare for the evil. What the peo ple have prom «need against in num bers .never before approached in pass* inpr npt>n n nfitional issue, he clings to an the om* .vare dependence in the pres in Isuo the eonntry emphatiea,lly de eiared agrtin-.t a higii protecdive tariff when Hoic-rtiiig its representatives to congress. 'Hse repudiation of the .sys tem w a•- rmpha-%i:;etl t*vo.' xears later when t*lf yeland was elected and the govern mere t t urn ett over to those w ho were pledged to its overthrow. This act ion Wm» the result of years of esc perienre isml Mudy. The people acted \vitli theh fps op**o and with a full up* jnveiathm of the results which were to folh,w upon their art ion. Theirs was a distim-s dee.Sarathm that the laws rmsde In the interest of the favored classes that, prompted them should give w ay 1 eg s) n tie si I h* n e d e i u 1 to the n tire country and to all flu material in teresls. They dc'rtared against th ae ctumJation of the initfon’s wealth in um i»;u»ht;f the few fit the expense of the many hampered by unfavorably legislation. Gov. .McKinley may win Ids state election by the agitation of a national ;->sii**. for Ohio has long been dominated by the vast wealth of its probmied intei-'st>, but he cannot de fer Uu* action that, will restore the gen eral prosperity lost, through republican folly og ke-j* from the nnuv-.es the ••ignis which they r*>so in t;H*ir might to d.etn-no!. Ib-ti- it Kree Press NOTES AMU COMMENTS, Tariff reform has lost, nothing of its immediate ;imi permanent im portance.- -The 1’resident’?* Mo-sugv. .-The people of the Timed States art* entitled to a sound ami stahh* cur rv and to money re n rvt'i'.v exchange an I in every market "f tin* w orld.--President Clevelands M I‘>s;*ge, The financial question is indeed the paramount issue now. but tariff re* form ts stili to be accomplished and must, as President Cleveland says, “m the near future engage the attention of congress." Detroit Tree Press. -oh, no. the democratic- party does not mean what it said at C hicago, it was only talking* through its whis kers. For particulars read the pres nionCs message. Then interview Larry Kcal, of t'hiliirothe! —Louisville Conv lor-tfonrmih -(i,)Vi McKinley is about to make j a speech.. Will he please incorporate in his trenchant remarks a feu reasons I why. with .bis blooming tariff in full operation, the country is reduced m Mi'-ii a miserable plight? St. Paul I io be. Turning their hacks upon the discontented advisers of past folly, div appointing their enemies and cheering I t heir friends by a sensible attitude on the quest urns of the day. the democrats of Ohio have z*et their faces toward victory. N. V 'l imes. At times like the present when j tie? evils of unsound finance threaten j us the speculator may anticipate a I harvest gathered from the misfortune I of others, the capitalist may proto.-t himself by hoarding, or may «*v« n find profit in the fluctuation very 'feStlznahle womaft —jilw^al nl hided* at that 'if ffife city, rntwoimat ks pCy-P;.. :k:..,:i;:;.%';.;^ “F^r ?H?, Few men rare to marry Hie summer resort §nrk i ot, the girl they meet at .the average summer resort- They see so much froth that it maki's them dishcdleve in the wrne, ho much deception cause* doubt everywhere- 1 fl«.»n the other hand, men know to what extent maneuvering mammas lead their daughters. season after sea wm, to the -saenttce. Matches made at. watering places are seldom sale. and guardians and parents will he wise to keep a watchful r-■;.- Hi- X«1 Too > two young men standing near him. Seen 'his kind of thing bcfoie, have vm?' observed one of them. "Scon it Vfore" iVoli, 1 rcckonl Why. I WHS tirmirlit np in a settlement where there wasn't ha if of tin- houses ascend as this one. know all about this style of livin', from the word go. And i use to have just as good a time 1k>vs have now. too." I don't know about that, funic," said the other of the two young men. “Yon'n- not up to all the fun the boys have nowadays. Trouble with you is von're not in the procession any more. You're dropped out. you know, just, as tlie band is bt-g-inning to play." "Dropped out. have 1?" exclaimed the old man. "Dropped out. bey.'" ho snorted, running- his hand into his pocket and bringing it. out again full of gold and silver coins. •'Hack num ber, am I? Look here, young follow! It" you want, to bet a few dollars can't outrun you? Have you got a ten or twenty to put up that l can't throw either of you down? ('an you turn a hand-spring and light on your feet stiff-h'gged? list you fifty dollars 1 can do it* Met you one hundred dol lars you can't! Want to try me on hop,_ step and jump? pet you—hold on!" A crowd had begun to gather and the two young men were edging away from him. “I'll yon five to one I can jump further in two jumps .than you can i if three! pit ride a mule race with either of you—don't'be ilia, hurry!—I’ll ehinja horizontal forty times to your ten. and I'll bet. money X can—well, go then, goldaru you, and don’t, you ever pick up an old man from Hancock county for a greenhorn again as long as yoii live"'- t'hieago Tribune. An Humble Beginning, He—f urn so glad that you are will ing to begin housekeeping in a simple and economical way, but arc you sure you can get along without servants? .She— Yes. indeed: that's easily fixed. We can hire furnished apartment* which have been left in charge of a housekeeper, you know; and as for tie meals, we can leave our Orders with a caterer. —X. Y. Weekly, Comfort lug. Mamma, (reprovingly)—If you goon being such a bad boy. you will turn mamma's hair white. Little Johnny (thoughtfully)— Don’t you think real nice, soft white hair would be sort o' becoming to your complexion, mamma?.Good News, The l intiri-lla Question, .Ifcnpson—My George, there goes a ft-. low with my umbrella. Pottles—Well, why don't you make Li.a give it up? -limpKon— Confound it, the man I got it, from is right behind him. Just my infernal luck!—Troy Express. Kownter Did Taype marry that rich widow to whom he pretended to be ail English lord? Savles—No; he gave himself dead away. One afternoon when she wished him to call her little daughter, what did the Warned fool do but begin to bawl out; “Cash! Cash!"—Puck. After the Trial. “Sne here, doctor, your testimony wasn’t at all what we wanted." “I know that, my dear sir. Blit J v;as retained by your opponents la tv last night,!' -Truth. THE AMERICAN GIRL, What an Enetiwh Edita* Tfehsb at l ad* y Pretty We kh&U never haw a thorough!y sir* tfstw series of siadhrf? of tlm AmeHertt girl from EnglLh per** r»n t pen Mis ;m* til"imr conn try rue U aii.4;.V%»IJy ];iin? t»y -r-v.i.- *»i if ;l-.« .-n mo- wktejy, tlnm Kngnsh girls do, 1; nion imiM uln-lc* of girls iuaj ;.he iiif'i with vvhts are almost tiprmass or at* Irish in tmdr Lhw*I lift If Swed half .Spanish .Njutli Americans, half Italian types of fc.mhdmt.y are also can t! itit#I if «if' t; wi h V a n t. j? indeed there are skillful *tu«irittsof American character whodecbir** that the iwnulm* American girl h* only to be met with in iw ,v England tin t is toss v. htlhe siatrs of Maine, NAhv Hampshire, Ver* mrmt, Maswtehnsetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. In thoM.* states the origi nal Kntflbdi Ijh »r«i has. with **-&reefy !:v,Y foreign slain in It, dc ,.v.\ -5 fi the.1 inn? of the immigration of the Rib grim Fathers to our own days, They are the true “Yankees/* and yci mv ob^e mint writers are hi ways ready: to typify the New York or tin* I’hila te.] phian or the italtimore or the Vh*. piftinn young lady as u Yankee*' girt New York City is perhaps one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, ft ml the French, the tierman »tid t ho Irish types have been freely mingled with the Aagto’Saxon nftrs; while some account runs! be taken of the Knickerbocker aristocracy that is to say. of the descendants* the ‘ the wiNp.is tin* effect of hydro Carbon -gt*s generated by deeomp'witijf organic mutter in a marsh, and in a state of combustion. Hut. did you know that you eouhi produce this phenomenon in your own homes? Thus is how it m dime Take an open mouthed glass jar and jdace some baking noda in the over which pour a little diluted snijdotric acid, muriatic acid, or strong vinegar Ti en tin* jaw will till with carbonic act I gas Now lower a lighted candle into 'he gas until it. goes out, leaving the top of the Ihune sLill horn ing upon the r.urfaee of the invisible gas The flame will he fed by tin* gftse coming from tlu smoldering wick. This Wilho’ tin*-wisp lasts hula short time, hut it may he repro hieed by raising the caudle until the wick relights, tuen lowering it again. In order to make a success of this experiment, see' that Hu* air in the room is very still. Yankee Blade. One to tCutMeqnent Aetlon. Mamma Now. Johnny, tell me Use truth You have been eating ton much ..f something on the sly. What was it .Johnny {suffering horribly from indi gestion)- Haven't been eating any I hlng, mamma. “Don't try todeceive me. dear. What have you beet, eating?" “Nothing, mamma, honest. I- l drank a howl of milk that was in the {-.antry That was all.” “That l*mt of milk? Whv, Johnny, there was nearly aijuart of it. Are you sure it wasn't sour?” 'Yes'ni. It was boo hoo- it was all right when when l .swaHemi it!**—; 5'hieago Tribune. T«» Keep Away. Hayrick There seems to he a dread fill lot of sickness in Chicago this sum mer. Mrs Hayrick- Who told you? Hayrick Elder Hardscrabble. He had a loiter from his rich relatives U: that eJTeet. Truth. A ft'romUIng Pupil. Parent Do you consider my son n promising pupil. Miv Birch? Mr. Birch-^Yes. lie has been prom ising me every day for a year past that he would have better l e sson s Yankye Blade

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