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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
What We Missed Seeing by the W'nsi.Oui
on the r. W. and Ky. Road.

What We Misseu keclnS ny tne NhSn-uut
on the r. W. and Ky. Road.
Washington (PAl Examiner.
Barnum's greatest show on earth was
with US on last Saturday, and the verdict
OF about 5000 persons, who were present
during tho two performances, is that it is
really what he has announced. The street
parade was the most magnificent ever seen
upon our streets. The novelties in the
parade were numerous, among which were
the chariot Of Neptune, Queen Mab's coach,
tho chariot Of Chimes, the chariot Of CALI.
ope, a live bear in an open carriage, and q
cavalcadc Of horses, elephants, camels,
dronedaries and other animals, together
with long line OF beautifully decorated
cages and tanks. Inside the canvass the
display Of curioSities was well, We will
say, immense. The same eau be said OF
his collection OF animals. Passing into the
third aud largest tent we witnessed some
of the most daring feats, among which
were the riding and leaping of Mr. Fish,
Mr.. Morgan, Miss Stokes and others.
Jack Holloway, the. clown, kept the au-
dience in roar with his new jokes. The
horses did not consist OF brokCn.down
animals, but were the best specimens of
equine beauty We ever saw in the ring.
The training OF the six Trakene stations,
rs exhibited by Mons Carl Antony, was
surprising. Want OF space prevents us
from giving more elaborate description,
and we close by saying that all persons
connected with this mammoth show, from
ticket agent Rogers down, acted in gen.
tlemanly and obliging manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19

SrubenriHe Accommodation Leaves Bellaire at 4S
D. M, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives At scubenvea At
6i5 p. nj leaves Stelbcnvllle at $40 u. m Bridge
port 80 a. In.; arrives al BellaiTe ut p35 4. m.
Tickets and Ragsage Checks 10 all principal points
10 the East and West be procured at the Ticket
OfHee 10 Bridgeport MI
my2s General Passenger and Ticket 1rou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
A Gloomy Picture.

MemFhH AVlI4uIHe'
The cup Of sorrow has been drained to
the dregs. Now We are ncrved TO any fate.
The last plank to which We had chung for
support has been swept away, and like the
sea.tossed mariner who has become dclir.
ious from hunger and thirst, We stagger
on, unmindful Of the future. Death has
lost It's terron. II has been witnessed so
often OF late, so many dear friends have
been stricken, no longer Is felt the pain Of
the wounded and bleeding heart. The
dart Is imbedded and the shaft protrudes;
but the sense Of feeling has gone. The
eyes have wept until the fountain has
gone dry.
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Che GatelLigerGer
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DsiiersI BY Curriers' Ia Guy and Suburbs al Is seAu
per rex.
SEMI.wEEKLY.
BY mat, Ia adpaAo', poItd0s prepaid.
One year % Six mOaths.."".sl %
WEEKLY.
Ey mail, n udruHos. TSitags Ffpaa.
Ono 80 slx mOnhS .:.r.sl %
C!ulH " ~ csta'
Clun oil - c4Ih'
Clubs Of tNeniy...........' ~ clct'
ClulH Of twenty. W oaeh'
Sample copies Of either edition Of tue INTLLidES-
GER sent fires OIL application.
Address all communications 10
80 = = EREW & CAMPBELL,
...... PublIAheTs lhtellIgencer,
Wheeling W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
ADVERTISE
In tho Best Medium for Local and Genera
Business, the DAILY AND WEEELY
lSTELLIGESCEiL
HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising may be wasted,
or may bring golden fruitagr, according 10
the degree OF intelligence with which II
Is dispensed Put 1t into good, live popular
Newspaper which will carry your advertise.
mcnt to the counting.rOoms, the breakfast
tables and the iircsidcS Of the people who have
wants to he met and money with which
to meet them. This Is the whole priceless SC.
cret OF successful advertising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
FA1RMoNT.
Teachers state Ccrtifctcs-A Few sugges-
tIons for the Bcnetlt OF Teachers Who
Desire TO be Accomplished, etc.
EAtpunS1r Sent 10 1873

lions for the Bcnent OF Teachers VINO
Desire to be Accomplished, etc.
-s-0s rIe. FAIRMOST, Sept. Is, 1873.
Editors IntCllIEcncer: HlHf EaE
had recently nm interview with mem
beers Of the Stat, Board OF Examiners and
learn the following facts: The papers Of
fifty six candidates were before them ut
their recent meeting in Wheeling. Twen-
ty-three OF these failed to pass. Thirty
three obtained certificates. The failures
were II per cent Of the applicants.
The Board were very liberal in awarding
merit and only rejected when compelled
to do so by the character of the papers
presented. a.
1t Is very remarkable that teachers are
content to draw their information from
the samc little textbooks, on subjects
which demand extended investigation in
the use OF the works Of various authors.
Our small hand-books, which often are the
mere re.hash OF similar works before them
: as often embracing errors rs exccllences
are poorly capable Of making well fur
nishcd and Independent thinker in the in
tricacies Of the elementnrics of the elem
entary English branches. The old dcfni!
ton that English grammar is the art OF
speaking and writing the English language
correctly, and that arithmetic is the science
OF numbers, come about US near defining
thoso branches os thew do defining the
,noon nnd yot similar gross errors run
thro,,,h n roe nronortion Of our school
haoSS n IL resv 10 sav that we have forty
~ fortv.,hyec elementary sounds in ourlali-
oraoo AND lint wc use about twenty-threc
S.e se, ~ "" ro"reSout those sounds. bit how
,e MANI teachers have ever placed in order
Tho io.ters aud combination Of letters which
,ao ad't far , L eIc,mcntary sounds? TO
I'c.o,re a tnscIar worthy 10 be taken out
y; ~" hands NJ eoutity boards OF exami-
VI ~" onJ comm;ss;oned Tor lila TO repre-
mu.s ~ a." f,co scbool work, demands o,nli
S.a.; Jul ohoTe Moro rehearsers OF the
i,oai.,,ns,o5 for,ns ri the hand.books in
t "sHni,ooI, T. would see(n Int reasona.
~ ~ a1 no',,,;.o ior S,cI hn,;or that the tea
nIe " I Lei.' 100 no oxtondaI research Into
sIicF snJG on, no and snncrior thinking On.
.i" MS hat he shall hive age and mstur-
ltv IN L;s nrofcssIon and have tested these
ny III ms i pf uSsroctar hv nrnular and an.
eien,en' S,, ~, n b;s Calling
pt y" "r" hook in INV branch Of learning,
w W. .olI s,nd;cd con make n ripe
n nJmIH via, tcachpr il. IL worry clearly
senor ~. No ,Ioucht md stTle Of his
c [,n""o ~ ~ Shown 6y his examination
con nlS1 Thoro l. thcreforc n sperial nd.
p .",,taso IN Written answers 10 questions.
yau.usI i ~ or Si' ax"r,inat;on gives no ado.
"A me. ;i9o Of the .a@city Of the teacher
ua u,S I,,Sa ar nronerly 10 Judge Of cor.
r 10 so En"I;sh - ssntence This Is the ulti-
mate n,,rnose of nIl language instruction
mate pHr ,P, .. fr,Tt il III" object of tree
rs ee ..a 10 n"'' . ' -
cu Msns,nor; ia tho science Of sentence ma.
klng, anu ni III mor,' ha e raJroifv dei.
c iuta.,,, ~ lInnIJ he az estimated To be
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He was a young man who had seen
about twenty.thtee years Of turmoil and
cheap watermelons, and he entered the
parlor in q timid, hesitating way, and
look all around to make sure that third
party was not present.
"Can speak to you in conadence?" he
finally inquired.
"You can, sir. What passes between US
will never be known to the villainous
public not word Of 1t.
The young man blushed, hitched around
on his chair, and finally remarked that he
thought about getting married,
Perfectly proper-so do l." was the en-
couraging reply.
"The girl loves me, and would marry
inc tomorrow" continued the lover, but
her mother hangs oil" 4,
"Just the way with en-" growlcd
Biiah; wants her daughter to marry a
golanda, 'spose."
"Im getting ten dollars a week and
steady work, but her mother says wG can't
get along on that. Sarah and | have
figured, and we SEQ how We could live
like bondholdcrs, and save money, but
the old lady is obstinate, and says we
shan't marry for five years TO come,
"Thc hard. hearted old tarantula she
must be brought to her senses! Young
man, have you any OF your figures with
you?'
The lover produced from his wallet a
paper headed: "What It will cost Sarah
and inc to live for one week, and passed
It over to the old janitor. 1t reads as
fnllnIra. "#.t u..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
A SUPERIOR Advertising Medium.

The large circulation and good reputation
OF the DAILY INTELLTGENCER make It
one OF the MOST VALUABLE ADVERTIS-
ING MEDIUMS IN this section. II far sur.
passes every rival, both in CIRCULATION and in.
llucncc. Its regular edition reaches all CLASSES
OF society, while the paper Is held in especial
estimation by thinking and educated people.
In this city and county 1t numbCrs many more
readers and subscribers than my other news
paper while It's aggregate circulation Is prob
ably TWICE as GREAT us that of any other
daily in West Virginia.
Address ..
FREw & CAMPBELL,
rroprictors Intclligcncer,
... WHEELING, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19

To the State Board OF Examiners, or
without intending any criticism whatever
on such teachers rs may have already ob-
tanned professional certificates, may DC
permitted to suggest afcw things Tor the
benefit of teachers who desire to be ac-
complished, and so accomplished us to win
Cr meritO State certificate.
First 1t will be well for the teacher to
give great attention TO general culture OF
mind and body, and nil that relates to the
Courtcsies and accomplishments OF refined
society. People desire their children to
know what it is to bc n lady and a gentle
man and to ilnbibe a kindred spirit and
form kindred habits, -,
Second TO be very intelligcntly familiar
with the industries and demands OF the
world, and TO make their pupils intelli-
gcnt in the society in which they are rear
.Third-To know what genteel languag @
md expressions are, and 10 cultivate them
lry-carciul example. aEat.s
Fourth TO know more than the books
thew uro 10 teach as necessary quaill1ca-
lion for primary school work.
Fifth To learn how to spell correctly,
10 use CAPITAL letters, and to punctuate u
sentence, and to write their work in prop
or form in finished sentences, and 10 ioId
and supencribe their papers in proper
and business way.
sixth. To be industrious in language
analysis, especially photography, and III
the use Of the dictionary, and the matters
Of science and all that relates to the call
ings OF life aud citizenship in the State.
Ii tho State Board demand these matters
in improved forms, both tho interests oil
tho schools and their patrons, nm sure,
will Justify them in so doing. The State
expcnds onc.half ambition dollars annI.
ally in ,paylng teachers and asks that
school officers sec that none but men ana
women OF proper qualifications shall do
tho work designated and share this large
expenditure. Tho State Board have the
mower TO open the door OF all schools 70
snch teachers they commission, and their
acts must havo corresponding influence
mnon the work OF teaching IN the state,
M well us upon the standard OF Qualti'
cations demanded by county boards OIL
examiners In largo portions OF the State
The public mind Is 30 literally informed on
educational matters that, to secure the 70
sncct OF the people and to honor their office
the Sta,e Board can not demand less than
srst class qualification to cntitle the appli
can't 10 n State certificate. II is not all sur
Nrisinc. Therefore, that ut such examina
,inns nearly One.hulf OF the candidate:
should mil This natn il only fair notice I
he public andstedchers ntike that STATE eertla
oa,ss. ,r.sn isstled, hare Gn intrfnsic ralue GH'
Gsnch can be reiied on BY school traaets. In
competent teachers will no longer impos'
themselves upon tho people OF our State
50 far as the Board Of Examiners are con
Cerned. Fh'L'f'
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co.

E9@ME EssEs:;.s;:;z Esssga.ssIs
On and after Nay 10, 1878, Passenger Trains will
run as iollUws-Wheellng Time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19

A man whose every look betrayed anx-
ious thought, knocked softly at Biiah's
door
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
~. q TwENTIETN STREEl

,,.,,, ,hs b,,, s,ogles TIPS, Fine cisnn, suOkIuS
and Chewing Tobacco can b had. A.. .,,,nas1 IA
SrIsFs from country dealers prompt Me .ITa y"
SNi9 a. Soa.s. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-19
ma1G naper.
10000 ROLLS OF
WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS,

lust received nj IIl2 MAIN STREET. These good.
are all choice anil new attera aud Will 10 sOld lower
lau any SUBJ gOls Nero ever offered IN the city le-
lrs. A. W. PAUL. 4 bro,
Ic3 I!tg Main Street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-20

Are IN complete order and persons who wish 20 pursue
any branch Of Drawing On Painting puffraiture In
cIayon OILS o. watsrtoor Drawing from Casts Land
ing. Mechanical Dranghting or Perspective viii md
here the best instruction under the fullest advantages
The Teachers are n. r. SPREAD and L. q EARLK. Pro
lessons IL Drawing and Painting; w. l. h JKS>sY,
Lecturer upon Architectural Subjects; ~ n. cARrEN-
TER, Instructor In Perspective The secretary. AiR
fRKNcH. also acts 1s assistant In instruction.
The Academy has finc and conmoiious Sludios open
70 pupils from 70 O'clock daily. with the OF all
materials for study. copes costumes casts from antique
sculpture. under constant ana competent Instruction
The term now In progress will continue through the
whole summer. With especial reference 10 the
needs Of Teachers. and pupils Will be admitted Il
any time. by the month quarter Certificates " at
tainment Will be issued for decided merit.
President jas N. Dole: Vice President VIM. 4. Baker;
Treasurer. Nuuy Nelson.
Circulars with All raficuisrs Will be sent upon APP
plicatoE 20 W. NJ. IL fKE>cH sec'y Chicago Academy
~ Design. 40 State street, Chicago.
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vEGETlME
Will Cure Rheumatism

rRasxA. ONO. FEB ~ 1877.
Nh II X STEVENS. Hos-rn. Mass.
fsar Sir--I feel greafy Indebted 10 your exrriienf
ntsilrlne Negtinr f,r what u has done f.,r have
i~rn snbirrtri "a HHfrNAIisM all my life. Was n
tarkeu with u three years and suffered terrible
pains m ny chtSf hack and limits fr SIX eEf months
~ Which time fcnmfncr using Nerfiuc. the advice
- fristd Who had lem fntliy crssily H. had
n-. half bottle until the pain hal left and M
Kritra health tfrAn "a improve rapidly under the infin
.nrr y this Errai hlnti purifier. had also suffered
urpanfny from NASAL. CATsERH Tor eight
snAr After taking the first buftir a Nrilnr nOticri
char ~ f the brter The iln aud hcsvineSs
ucharge ~ murrs iusn the head rsAssi tiy appetite
"a tFftf. and srflEth seemed with fsrIy dnse
~ urltlnr Too cannot W said III H. favor and
always tkr pleasure in accommodating Il 10 my friends
MlV may ~ suffering ffum disease ~ the blood. for
Tel satisfied " hfy III " they ~ cure
am, ,ery RESPECTFULLY yours
a. n RHODES
Manager western Union Telegraph 0aicr. Urbana o.
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HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Baked Ham.--Make a thick paste OF
flour and water (not boiled), and cover
the entire ham with Il, bone and all (;
put In pan, on spider or two muffin
rings. or any thing that will keep II an
inch from the bottom, and bake In hot
oven: II . small ham, 10 minutes for
each pound; II large, 20 minutes, the
oven should be hot when put in. The
paste forms hard crust round the ham,
and the skin comes of with Il. Try this
and you will never cook ham in any
other way
Lemon Jelly Cdkc.-Take cupful OF
sugar, butter the size Of an egg, 2 eggs.
a heaping coffeecupfnl of -four, and
teaspoonful Of soda. dissolved in 4 cup
full Of sour milk For the Jelly, take the
grated rind and juice Of I lemon, egg.
butter the size Of nutmeg, 4 cupful of
sugar, and teaspoonful of corn starch |;
put into small tin-pail, place in ket-
tie IT water, and stir until it is cooked.
Bake the cake in jelly -cake tins, and
place the jelly between the layers.
TO Boil Rice. --Rice, tc be used as a
vegetable, should never be served mushy.
The grains should be separate. Wash
the rice in two or three waters until it is
perfectly white and clean. To every
cupful Of rice add IA cupfuls Of water
and little salt. Boil until you see lit
tie dimples on the top; take of the
cover and push the pipkin Gin which II
should be boiled) one side on the range
or stove, where it will keep hot but not
cook. until the moisture evaporates.
Don't stir it, unless you wish to use it
as a poultice.
Tomato SAUCE. Take half canful OF
tomatoes; put in stew-pan, adding
half an onion, sliced, little thyme, bay
leaf, head Of celery, tablespoonful
Of sugar, a teaspoonful Of salt and one
Of pepper, piece Of butter the size of a
large egg, and 2 small piece Of ham
let these simmer slowly until the celery
is tender. when add q tablespoonful OF
-four moistened. and little cayenne
pepper; boil minutes, and taste to see
IL it is highly seasoned; strain through
hair sieve. and put back in q stew
pan until il adheres rather thick TO the
back Of the spoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-20

Investigation discloses the fact that the lady
reported in the Associated Press dispatches,
about Aug. 10th, TO have Died in Chicago after
two weeks use OF some reputed remedufor cor
pulency, had not taken Allans Anti-Fat, but
had used preparation put up by regular
physician in Luzerne, Pa Allan's Anti-Fat
Is manufactured In Buffalo, N T., by the un-
dersigned. We have already sold over 100000
bottles OF IL. II has therefore been taken by
thousands, and we challenge proof that II has
ever harmed anybody, unless the reduction OF
obese persons from 20 to GO pounds, leaving
them healthy and strong, is considered mis-
fortune. Furthermore, we hereby offer $1,000
reward for evidence showing that IL contains
poisonous or injurious ingredients. We also
offer 5000 II we cannot prove that u has re-
duced numbers OF persons as stated herein,
and always without injury. 1t lie said lie
will out-trayel the truth any time; but we
trust that those newspapers that have misled
the public by saying that physicians attributed
the lady's death to the use OF Anti Fat (which
il only put up by us, the term " Anti-Fatn
being our trade-mark), will correct the false
impression they have conveyed, by publishing
this reputation.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Why 4 Itf

\, .:.l 1870,
ha All people aie a.way - "a o' -.
~ Z Llnu@ sosmon' anu -
liS ,:.a, ~ as"oou' Soo'''y ''a'"'
,...ic pao
mat s,esmDoa' always - IN un,
corqueraDle norror q IL own ..lno'I Lnr.a
Iha' every man wno v"ns srs.'
.n,nAs No nas s,ePPels anu - , 10y
Delieves ina. Inc anima, wo. ~, ~ nAe
inc VIM = Nc WERE -, ou.
1hat NOBODY ever tninks u si'''ns -
sr I ~ 49,, !,
1n1t nunung parties rom a'le o,,y -
ways Kill 90 many more P'airic cn'oA-
ems tnan tney Drlng m'
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THE voice Of reform b heard through The
%. too, the spirit Of reform q working In the
nurseries Of the land 70 Danish those danger
Gus Opium and Morphia preparations and e.
tablish useful and harmless remedies, Of which
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup b acknowledged % The
very best for al the disorders Of babyhood
and early childhood. Price, - cents bottle.
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PriacIpaI Onee. $40 Main Sc. LOUISVILLE, :
VEG { I Inc

Arts AFFIRMATIVE: that f. ~ lnrrnasss ail the mt
urai secryti0rs " the boiysu fur inst nee, ~ the
secretion the gastric Juice TIE lNrh1r Juice.
escfayofs their exhaustion frrn TIE skn sDttfns te
pdrtvrsnf the human tissue uhlrh Laye trcme l.afn
and falIoIsrf ty disease. he ABSORPTION ~ all
msbd gr.vths. reduces nbnoln hichening ~ Inei-
frames tissuet and above all. firgnes4 ne tpWd.
drive uf an Impurities and posunnus faint ard
" but sariy produces baiancs and Irusrrtlnn
~ AL rs elements II works always n junction with
NatnrF and when the pncr~r~ 20 Nature opposed
and rrtarted. Il tspuuscs her tarc with mMe sitrs
and seeks "a do what she is unable u accomplish "
cfrupfun has found enffanrr In the blood ~ IL cruf
uil Cancer, Frysrens other skin and constitutional
trrrcTmrrf and finally drives n out through The pfup
tr channels ~ elimination. n. m rheumatic and
nef4rAlgr troubles there 81 nbrir IN ire
ifcurrfnt n quickly uurs this and puts All the eie
nFnts N Tfi0nnfe harmony. iOf lhls las
NftsE1fNf gained TIE reputation of being the f.Ost
ssccessfal Hood IrCfsr ~ the age
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-20

BY recent reorganization. the Chicago Academy Of
Design has been put IN better condition than ~ any
time since the IRE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-20

WILHoFTs FEVER AND AGTE Tonic Chill
CURE SAFE AND SURE DR. Wihoft's Tonic
Is curative and protective. II will cure Chlls and
protect from further attacks. Its reputation Is
established Its composition is simple and
scientific. Ii contains no poison. II acts
promptly and its effects are permanent IL Is
cheap, because IL saves doctors bills. tits harm
less, speedy in action and delightful in its ef-
fects. Try II and prove all that's said. WHEE-
LOCK. FINLAY 4 Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
Fox SALE ny ALL DM'oGrsTs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-20

orange CAKE.-Two cups OF SUGAR. two
cups Of -four, half cup OF water, the yelks Of
five eggs. the whites CT three eggs, the juice
and rind Of two oranges, two teaspoonfuls
Bake a ieliy.cake. and but together with
icing made Of the whites OF three eggs, the
juice and rind Of one orange and sugar to
make the icing stiff
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vEGET Inc
Alternative.


Nh. n r. sTKvE~:
In 1872 yun vDsETrNE was recommended % me,
and. yielding % The persusiofs "a affend. Isun~nei
" try H. Al the time suffering freim general de-
nts ard nervous pfvsfration. sulrrtnduced by over
work and irregular habits Its wonderful strengthening
and curative pruperties SEEMED o. Affect my dehllitatl
system mum the fSt dose and under ~ persistent
rapidly rc0ytffd gaining than usual health and
Eot1 eeling Since thcn have not hrsitatrd q give
skGEfiNE my most unqualified indorsrfnent a. being
sale surr and powerful agent In prOtlng health and
rtNts1tng the wasted system 70 life and
NEEEflNE II The only medicine and as long
live never expert 10 find . better.
Yours truly. W. N. CLARK
100 Monterey Street. Aiiechany. Pa
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-Four boys while whistling "Grand-
fathers Clock and "Whoa Emma"
a few days ago, were killed by light
ming. (rhis is a falsehood-but is u
sin to lie for a good wholesome pur-
pose? All Of this paragraph outside Of
the parenthesis should be read to the
boys. -Norris,own Herald.