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LIZ Tue last Norlcw- All per.
sons indebted to the firm of Ryan &
Hale are requested to call and settle
their accounts at once. This Is the
las! notice. Accounts not paid before
January Sth will be placed in tho hands
of an officer for collection. Pay up
aad save costs. Ryan & HALE.
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MRS. NARY z. YAENEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street. Weston.

Mrs. varncy would respectfully inform
the ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand =
full and complete assortment Of notious,
ribbons, niillineryand straw goods, honart
trimming and velvet ribbons, boHhet
silks, Satins, and velyets, blondes, nett,,
grapes, iuchCS, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
straw boniets aud ladies' hniS-trimncd
and uutrinmGd-Shnkcr hoods, sundowus,
&c which she Is offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and be dOas
In the best style. nl6ly
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Es- ALMOST a FlRg.-0n Sunday,
the 18th ult the Methodist Episcopal
Church was discovered to be on fire.
The defective roof, which has been the
occasion of other alarms, was the cause
Of the fire. Fortunately, before any
particular damage was done, the flames
were extinguished,
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The Model Magazine Of Amsries.
The LArgeSti in Form, the Target Ia 6Toh.
lstion, and the only original
FASHION MAGAZINE,

DENORESTS
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY,
contains original StoriOJ, new music, houss,
hold matters, general and artistic literature,
and ,hc only reliable Fashions, with full
size pattGnS. Yearly only 81, with tAS
splendid Chrome "lS'nt She Pretty" Llss
10 II, worth S., sOnt post tree 10 each
Subscriber, or the large and elegant chrome,
after Jerome Thompson, ''EliawAtha'S Woo
ing size Is X as, price SIS, for 81 extra,
or botb chromoI with the Magazine, pos,
free, for IS. Address
W. j. DEMORFST,
1913 BrOadHay, n r Gty,
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TO KEEPERS!
RED SPRINGS,

The attention OF ll0use.kecpers Is res
pectiully called to the above BED SPRINGS.
They are simple in construction, easily ap-
piled 10 the bedItcRd, make no Noise, afford
no llarbOr for Bugs, and for elasticity cam
not be equalsd. Each Spring is Scli-FaS-
,ening, and ,an he applied directly to the
Stats oil the hcalsttad without making holes
o. any other preparation, and being all com.
plrle in itself, needs not the attachment Of
any wood iron, or leather work 10 faSten it
to The hpdstrad, or 10 connect It 10 the other
Springs They are Superior to any Stat
Spring Bed in the market, because they are
simpler, more elastic, do not Squeak, las
most Stat Spring Beds DO, have no cracks or
holes in which the Bod Rug can hide, and
have no Stats 10 Break, or feathers 10 pull
out They are equal 10 the best upholstered
Spring Beds, MS they are exactly like them in
the principle Of action, being Spiral Spring,
which is acknowledged to be the most
Elastic and Strongest Spring known, and
Superior to them, inaSmuch rs they ARE not
covered with CLOTH which collects dust and
Bugs, are much easier TO handle, and coat
only about One Halt as much
\ single MHttrcss is nll that /, required 10
cover them.
4 set will pack in tho spas of ono foot
square. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
From 3 to 3 Dozen make u Set.
PRlCE-Sl % PER DOZEN.
refer to DR., T, b. Camden, Rlias Fisher,
J J Cummings, Porter johnson, D. NJ. bal
ley, J. W. Wonindin aud Others, who now
use them. and will bear testimony 10 the
good qualities of these Springs
! keep on hand all sorts and sizes Of Mat
trcSSCs, suitable for the Springs.
Also Furniture Of Every Variety.
JACOB SCIlMlTT,
Sole Agent for Lewis, Bra1tOn and Gilmcr.
nOv20.3t
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

w - -1S1I-.-lS72 -
The last Catalogue shows an attendance 0
Ill Students al this Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments Construction, with n iul
corps of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences: kc., &c., carefully and thor.
onghly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illus tra,ed by appropriate hpparat-
Us. Special advantages Tor the study Of &C.
olOgy.
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets 0.
NncralOgy Geology and Conehology; tof
gcthCr with many specimens In other depart
lren,S Of Natural History. Fine Buildings !
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term begins Sept. G. Winter, De-
etmbcr S. Spring, March 30. Commence
nent, JunS1o.
Boarding from 81 to s. per week.
Tuition, from SIS 10 S?I per year.
For further particulars inquire Of
ALEX Martin, President,
NOrgSntown, W. Va.
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State Of Vest Virginia.
Al Rules held in the Clerks Once of the
Circuit Court Of the county of lIandolph, on
the LIST Monday in December, 1871, and in
the 9th year Of the State.
The Merchants National
Bank at Clarksbury
vs.
abraham C. Ward, 40 In Chancsry
mham Cmper, Martha
Ward and Aehemiah
Carptr.
The object OF this suit Is to recover from
the defendants one thousand dollars due the
10Th of January, 1857, out of the proceeds
of their personal effects in this Stale, no "
a tachCd, and funds in the hands Of George
W. iokum belonging 10 Martha Ward.
And II appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants Abraham c. Ward
and Martha Ward are nor residents of this
State and thCy not appearing II is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the first publication Of this order, and
do what RAY be necessary 10 protect their
interest in this suit and that copy Of this
order be published and posted according to
law. a Copy-TSte:
III. EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID GofF, Atty. dccli-it
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AT \ DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
N United States, for the District Of West
Virginia, continued md held At Chrksburg,
on Saturday, November 18th, 1871.
DmUH keightcr y 60
rs. IN ehancry.
James H. Camp, Ct al.
The defendants, Joseph C. Brand and La
yinia, his wife, li'i!liam A, Talbot and
Marshall Camp, no; having been personally
served with process in this cause, and it ap-
pcaring to the court by 81 tisiactory evidence
that they have departed from this State, aud
reside and continually remain absent there
from aud beyond the limits thereof II Is
ordered that they do appear here on the l5t
dag of the next term OF this court, and do
what Is necessary 10 protect their interests
In this suit; TIL" object Of which IL to sub
irct the lands Of which the said James N.
Camp aud John Talbot were respectively
seized, 10 the payment of the debt in the
bill mentioned, And II is further ordered
that u copy Ofthis order shall he inserted
in some newspaper published in either llar.
weeks successfully, and copies posted nj the
door OF the court-houscs OF Harrison aud
Lewis counties, and also forwarded by mail
to the address of the said parties, so far MS
known, and the court doth order and PIES
cribc that such publication MS prescribed
shall, ii duly made in conformity 10 this or
der, be held aud taken to be good and suili-
cicpt service Of process in this cause, upon
said defendants. copy-attcStc;
JASPER y. MOORE, Clerk,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
All,,Retuil Orders amounting to $40 aud
Over Delivered in any pastof
The Country
P2BE OF RxPREts CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASIER : SONS,

HAMILTON EASIER 4 SONS,
Of Bahimsrc, Nd.
Ia order the better to meet The wants o
their retail customers at n distance, Law n.
tablishtd
ASAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly i,ad Ivy
mail fall lines VI samples OF the Newest aud
most Fashionable Goods, Of French, RnglsI,
and Domestic man uiacturs guaranteeing aiah
times 10 sell as low, II not al less prices ti.sa
any house in the country.
Buying orr gOodi from the largest aad
most celebrated manufacturers In the diE9sut
parts OfEur0ps, and importing The IAns W
steamers direct 10 baltimore, cur itssk Ia a
all tiniss promptly supplied win The novelties
ofthe LOndsn and Paris markets.
ave buy and sell onlYfor cash, aad nAhs
no bad debts, VIC are able and willing 10 psla
our goods al from Ten 10 Fineon per esut le,s
profit than II we gave credit.
Orders unaesonpanied BY cash Will h
sent COD.
Frompt-paying Wholesale buyers sse Ia.
vited 10 inspect thO's.oot in cur JobbinE aud
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER / SolSs,
1917, 1879, 20l and asa W. Dalt1ns,SS
Feb 7o.lsTl.ly Balizsre, Nd.
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,Ntntc Of llest Iir1i'ni.n.

State Of West Virginia.
Al Rulcs held in the clerks Office Of the
circuit court of the county Of Randolph, on
the lst Monday I'M December, 1871, and in
the 9th year Of the Slate.
George Mclean, Admin.
is'ratOr Of George II.
Long, deceased.
rs. In Caanecry
Jonathan ". Harper
Gideon D. Camden and
William C. Cdrper
The object of this suit Is TO subject tho
funds in the hands Of Gideon D. Camden and
William G. Carper, Commissioners, and be-
longing to Jonathan v. Harper, to the pay
ment OF Sj3 with interest, aud the costs Of
this suit.
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause, that tke dcitddaEt Jonathan r. lIar-
per, is not n resident of this State, and he
not appcnrin =, it is ordered that lie do ap-
psar here within one month after the first
publication Of this order, aud do what may
be necessary 10 protect his interest In this
suit, and that copy Of this order be pub
Ishrd and posted acciOidng 10 law.
A Copy .TcstC:
J. b. EARLE, Clerk.
David Golf, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dec lit
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T oSENzo D. sTRADEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAE,
R<r,ri.v " u,

Practice, ia the Circuit Courts OF Ran.
dolph and adjoining counties, in the cOert
of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections aud all ether business
promptly attended to.
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70 THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Merton, while re-
siding in Brazil as Missionary, discovered
in that land OF medicines remedy Tor Cox
SrNrrloS, ScRoTuLA, SORg THsOAT, CouGlIS,
Coins, Asthma, AND NERVOUS WEAHIEss.
This remedy has cured myself after all other
medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, | will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
tmcdy 10 all who desire II FREE OF
CHARGE.
Please sond m envelope, with yoar name
and address on Il. Address,
tGv. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
81 10 BEoApwY
ocl2-lT YoRK Ciry A
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HONE INSURANCE. co.
Or
Columbus, Chic,

The gradual ip,r,a1s u s,,,,Ea q to
Homo nSke,is Policies better at BIpkaHes
than when Grsl i,iuca. Tl'i gradual Ia
crease is guaranteed BY II, plNs Of ssalss;
none but FirIt-Clas Rsks <s uri's1a H
paying rates.
Tho lIopt payI for Liv, DtsSk Vb,s iss
iursd AID killed ty l.ighiai1g, without ri.
erenss 10 The place whws hillsd. kJLy1
damage BY LiShtniaBte BuNdius', WA'tSs
burned or not.
Farmers sud ,As csapAay 70 be tsst As
one they want.
Merchants get ,LA bee, Of S.S4rsy Ia Ia
PolisieS.
EorH.-rhh sOnpasy has hslAlieA ~ tLs
rsquirsHAsah OF hO lnseEaan Law u thIa
hAta.
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FWIng feOuiIt, ttlel up, and uFn Shed
My Old Stand in GlCnvillo,
AN now prepared to accommodate the pub.
lie in comfortable and substantial manner
bO til man aud beast. Thankful for past
patronage would respectfully solicit a
call FROM ny old customers and the pdblie
generally. $. j.. RUDDELL
GlcrWRe, v. Va,
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John 7dtLDh, ct al
The defendants Joseph c. Brand and Lit
vinia his wife, William a. Talbot and Mar
shall Camp, not having been personally
served with process in this cause, and il mp.
pcaring to the courtby satisfactory evidence
that they have departed from this Statc,an
rcSijcslnd continually rCHnin absent there
from, and bcyondtht limits thereof, It Is or
dcrcd that they do appear here on the first day
Of the next term Of this court, and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests n this suit,
the object of which Is 10 subject the lands Of
which the said James NJ. Camp and John
Talbot were respectively seized, 10 the pay
ment Of the debt in the bill mentioned. -
And It Is further ordered that copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper In ci.
ther Harrison or Lewis county, for at least
four weeks successfully, and copies posted
at the door OF the court-houscs of Harrison
and Lewis counties, and also forwarded hy
mail to the address of the sNidparlics so faras
known. And the court doth order and pre-.
scribe, That such publication us prescribed,
shall, II duly made in conformity to this or
der, shall be held and taken 10 lie good and
sufficient service Of process in this cause
upon said defendants. \ COpy-tCstc:
JASPER Y. MOORE, Clerk,
dec ls-4t DC, US, W Va.
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WY. z. LlvRLr,
w -ArToRSsI Az LAM
GLHNTILLR, ". VA,
Practices in o!lmsr, Lewis And Sijsin-
ing eountles. All b.Diness PsOnPAy al.
tended to
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STATE Of Vest Virginia
Al Rules held in the Clerks 0nicO of the
Circuit Court ofthc county Of Randolph OH
the LIST Monday in December, 1871, and ,u
The 9th year Of the State.
Thomas N. HdrtIy
rs. ~, .....
Abraham c. Ward and !" O"a"ee'y
George ". HOkum.
The object Of this suit is 10 recover from
the defendant, Abraham G.. Ward, the sun,
Of 1851 30 cents, with interest. thereon from
the 2?d day OrAugust, 1871, and the costs Of
this suit, mud 10 ascertain the right between
the defendant, Abraham g. Ward, Abraham,
Carper AID Margaret Carper, his wife, and
Burgess Carpcr, TO ?9Ol acres and 10 poles
Of land in Randolph county, aud obtain II
decree to sell the interest Of the said land OF
Abraham 9. Ward, 10 pay tho plaintiff his
demand hfO ICsRid.
And happening by affidavit filed in this
cause that The defendant, Abraham G.
Nird, Is not a resident of this State, and he
not appearing, 1t Is ordered thNthc do ap-
pear here within one month after the first
publication Of this order. and do what may
he necessary 10 protect his interest in this
suit, and tlAtR copy Of this order be pub.
lishcd and posted according TO lawl
A COpy-1este:
. - ]. u, EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID GoFF, plrsatry. dccll.4t
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TACoB scHMITT,

~ -GAMhbT NAkuhI
CENTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA
KEEPS constantly on baud n fall and
complete stock Of Of all kinds Of Furni-
turs, such as Bureaus. Tables, Cksiri,
Stauds, Bed.SteRds, de., Be-, Of The beat
quality, a, reasonable prices All orders
promptly attended 10.
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To be drawn Monday Feb. 10, 1872.
TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
So, 900 EACH IN GREENBACKS
T Ts F FITS q g! Sc $1,000 q oprrspAcss
Tea Prizes Of 100 81
1 Horse and Buggy, with Silver.
mounted Harness, worth $4,000,
One Fine-TOncd Rosewood Piano,
worth $500.
Ten Family Sewing Machines. 800.
Five Heavy Cascd Gold Hunting
Watches and Heavy Gold Chains,
worth $500 each
Five Gold American Hunting Watch.
eS, worth SIPS each.
Ten Ladies Gold Hunting Watches,
worth 800 each.
800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches, in all, worth from $40
IssEss' 10 $3.50 each
Ladies' Gold l.coniinc and Gents Gold
Vest Chains, Solid and Double plated lea
Tablespoons, Photograph Albums, Jewclry
&C., &c, &c.
Number Of Gifts GoOO-Tickcts limited 10
10000.
AGENTS TAINTED TO SELL TICKETS
10 whom liberal Premiums will 10 paid
Single Tickets 81, Six Tickets S., Twelve
Tickets $40, Twenty-Five $50.
Circulars containing full list Of prizes,
n description Of the manner Of drawing, and
other information in reference 10 the Dis.
tnbuion, will be sent to any one ordering
Them All letters muStbc addressed 10
orPlGY, l.. y. SINE, BOX Sc,
lOl ". Fifth st. Cincinnati, Ohio.
doe25.7t
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DR. T. D. EnMIsroS,
~ -FAIIlulcIAS AID SrEGEos
ObitO on Main Street, w.itSn, W. Va,

J, h.BAEdkTT " O. nakaRTT.
DENNETT / BENNETT,
ID -ATTeRaEYg At LAv,--
ns4 WESTON, W. VA.
W. O, Bennett is Notary Publk.
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STWJ y H1W TWyFH"
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the county Of Randolph Oh
the lSt Monday in December, 1871, and in
the 9th year Of the State.
Huyh w. Mc0y
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NORTHWESTERN HoTBL,
IN -. WALKER, rRorMHreE.-
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot.
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the 9th year Of the State.
Huyh w. Shelly |
Jonathan " Harper, J., Ct,,,,.,,,,
Ezekiel Harper, eide. !" '"""'e'y
on D. Camden and
lriHiam c. Caper.
The objCc, Of this suit Is to subject in the
hands Of Gideon D. Camden add William O..
Carper, Commissioners, &C., belonging to
JonGthtn ". Harper, to the payment Of
$lg5 On with interest thereon from the 27th
day of Nay, 1886, Till paid and the costs
Of this suit, subject 10 n credit of $50 paid
June goth, 1857, aud the further sum Of
SlOO, with interest from the Sd OF June,
1858.
Aud II appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, Jonathan w..
Harper aud Ezekiel Harper are not resi-.
dents Of this Safe, and they not appearing
It is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after the first publication Of this
order aud do what may be necessary to pro-
trCt their interest In this suit, and that n
copy Of this order be Published and posted
according 20 law. a COpy-1cSte:
J.B. EARLE, Clerk
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L n AN'l t'NsANfS lNl INV flHAlNl VI W NhN ' IL
gina, continued and held AT Clarksburg, on
saturday, the 18th day Of November, 1871.
Hiram Fiddle,
rs. IN chdhcery.
Il. 4. Benson, ct al,
The defendant Isaac =. FarnswOrth, not
having been personally served with process
in this cause, and it appearing 10 The court
by satisfactory evidence that said Farms
worth has departed from this State, and
continual remains absent therrlrom, and
beyond the limits thereof, II Is ordered thai
said Isaac 7. Fnrnsworlh do appear here on
the first day Of the next term ofthis court,
and do what is necessary 10 protect his in
ierCst in this suit The object of which il 10
subject certain tract of land, lying in CAL
houn county, West Virginia, conveyed by
the plnintiir to said Isaac =. Farnsworth,
aud containing 400 acres, to the payment of
$500, with interest On $3.50, parcel thereof,
from the 9th day Of March. 1856, and inter-
est on $3.50, parcel and residue thsrc
offrom the 9th day Of March, 1857 until paid
aud the costs, as purchase money remaining
unpaid on said land. And tits further or
dcrrd that copy ofthiS order shall he in
serted IN some newspaper published IN cl-
'hcr liar iSon or Lewis county, for at least
four weeks successfully, and copies posted
at the door Of the COurt-hOuscs Of Harrison
and Lewis counties, and also forwarded by
mail to the address Of said FarnSworth, IL
known. And the court doth order md pre-
scribe that such publication shall, If duly
made in conformity 10 this order, he held
and taken to be good and sufficient service
ofproccss in this cause upon said defendant,
Isaac ?. Rirnsworth \ copy-attcstc:
JASPER Y. MOORE, Clerk
dee ls-4t DC, US, DIV Va.
A ia DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNI.
~ Ted States for the District of West vir-
ginia, continued md held Mt Clarksburg, on
Saturday, November 2jth, 1871.
JohH 4. Huyy, commit.
Tee administrator cfEv.
an Thomas, deceased, ! In chanccry.
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Alta D:STRI CT COURT VI THE Uni
N ted States for the District of West vir-
gina, continued and held AT Clarksburg, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of November, 1871.
Hiram Eddie,
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c.. ANDERSON with
j. II. WINDSOR e. CO.,
wholesale dGalcrSin
Hats, Caps, ap'd Sraw Goods,
S. W. corner Baltimore 4 Howard streets,
july lO-ly BALTIMORE, ND.
WIN. DELDRlDGE,
" o N U MENTAL MA SON
Weston, W. Va.
Monuments,
HsadsiOnes,
Lettering,
and all other carved and plain work done
pnthc shortest office.
Designs aud prices may DO sOcn on SP.
plloaSOR. julylO'ly
DR. JOHN L. RHEA,
~ -PuTacIAN AND SURGEON, -
Flatwoods, W. Va.
Also, by appointment Examining Sur
geon for Pensioners
The Doctor can always be found at bis
Office, unle5' professionally engaged
r OuISH, JOSEPH FLTEIKoWSkI,
~ FASHIONABLE BARBER AND nAlRDREBIrR,
WESTON, ". VA,
Respectfully oncsI hisserviecs TO the citizens
Of Weston and vicinity.
Shaving, Shampooihg, llair-DresSing
Cutting, Re, done in the blgleslslylo of,hc
IT, NV eiH
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Sclincglcct lays the foundation Of much bodily
suffering. AS Il RUE men ar" more aulicitous to re-.
pair aud preserve their houscs, ,tock in trade and
other pcri1lablc property, than to repair and pre-
serve thcmaclvc'. They can SEQ when a wall re-.
gullcS n prop, or a weak structure y rirIcr, but
appear to b" unconscious of, or Indifferent to. the
cracks and ilnwG and evidences Of decay i'm their
own frail ana sensitive organizations.
The consequence of this want of common rrr.
drncc is that thousands fall by III" wayHidr In the
prime of life, every year, WHO might have lived to
enjoy a bale and hearty old age if they had rrHor,cd
to the proper means of recruiting their rnilIue yirur
nj the proper time.
seeing what that famous vitaIl2lmg and Inyiyorp-
ting elixir, Ho't"tt"y's Stomach %Ilitt,rg, has don,
for countless multitulrs Of tn" cnrrvatrl and bro
ken down, and with the long, unhrukun record of
ITS cures before him, II SEEMS amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous wcakncas,
dyspepsia, hiliousnrSs, chrhniC constipation. or dis.
ease of n rcmittcnt ur Intermittent character. should
delay, even for mn hour, to seek the aid which its
toning, regulating and inyigurating pruprrtic5
bav" never failed to afford.
1t u no cxagscration to say that Hoyt,h.J'y SioH,-
och BHrp's is the most faithful ally Of nature. IN her
struggles with wcakmCri and disease, that medical
botany and honest cllcui:stry have yet given to the
vol Id. Cbm.
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then keep rolling and narrowing
until tho soil il in condition, no
matter if it is packed with continual
tramping if it is dry. 1t may be
crushed to powder under the horses
hootS and be all the better. Fourth,
if the crop is planted and is up Qf
coru) n foot high; or if nothing is
planted and the soil is nothing but Il
mass Of hard Jumps, stand ready,
watch the weather closely, 80 Us to
let nothing interfere except the OBJ
scrvanco of the sabbath, and ~ soon
alter shower ny the ii will not
stick to the %roIIor, put il on, weight
It down, havo Il change Of teams, II
necessary, and do not let the roller
stop at breakfast, dinner or supper,
till darkness stops you; thus by
striking while the iron is shot" l. e.,
rolling while tho Jumps arc wet, you
will have mastered the situation,
The toXt is rcll; roll your meadows.
your wheat, your corn, your turnips,
your fresh blowing and your faljow,
and if you arc in doubt how to sub
due an unpromisiug sccd-bcd roll it,
Finally, during..plowing time, onot
lend your roller for over three or
four hours at any time.