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interchange views the following
resolution was adopted
Rtsolssa, That We will ask tllSI
cooperation Of o,ir fellow members
Of all parties, i u eldeayoringi 10
pass at tliis ssss;ii y, biz forstlllles,
following pllrposes;
First To Increase the coinage
of silver to the capacity Of our
minis, and to issue certificates re-
eeiyable for Sall public dues and
purchase of silver. bullion :atmarket
Second q reissue grecaabSacks
now held for, tho redemption Of
fractional currency, q hereafter to
belretired, Ifot the payment ofar-
rears of pensions, and in tho extin:
guishmen,tl ot9fl.sthe bonded debt.
Third-Proyiding for the substi-
tution,oflcgal tender notes for IA;
tionalabank notes $lgg
afFourth TO Fstopgall4 furthcrtin-
crease ofthe;N National debt e3il
Fifth To provideifor d tax on in
comes of'overi$3, 600. iadt tsiss
igsome conversation followed as to
tho! better meansto introduccbills
torthe foregoing purposes lin the
House. and aIessrs,2 Ewing, Weaver
andlWatnerl wereiappointed aeon
|mitteeit6 prepare saEsilyer lbilllIin
accordance! first branchIof
thelresolution. biia sss1gne
spItfwas stated, that De La iNIatyr
had a,hillito! otierin relation to tho
substitution ofGlcgal atendersnotes
for National bank 7noteslEHiiai VI
Adjourned ~ tt!E ii5ilSi5i
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iAPR0FEDaFA WILD
,siLiANDSNB0UGHTa:AND
lS75i essgf IA: sIaSOLD3 [! eii7iiiasii5

gives us superior aufahagestl II
eS- Persons who bars real .stas which
they desire 10 sell. should call upon Us Al
otlSs
Il Ja6r Parties swho: desire 10 buy Town
property Cor farming iand.-ilnproyel .,
unimproyed-in:late or small bodIes-can
be accommodated W. haya on our books
ailarge number Of iowa lotsianl tracts Of
and szz s55E5 l..il55 -
We now. offer tue following q,
|SIaAjN-YASRDn7asG!S Esa::.
vats, steam power for grinding bark, sc.
,Situats IL the flown aof Weston. Very
Gtmp. Tie olles, stand oflhs kind In The
rountr. =" Fi.s'r.
80 ACRES ef;; .ianai-9 mile, from
w wes;on-cLeap..iI T'ttt1gs'oei
:.FARMiOF' 215 9 4 :Is;s
acres improsed-good house, orchard, .&c.,
Oh Leading Greek Price 81 zoo. VI an
4" lIEiTj I'll .. E,.l .'ti- --hG'.,.'.
TADEI-4a acres-oa West Fork
EAkM liver, 4 miles from ano
Lew. Splendid house, and land finely I'M.
proved. The farm upon which General J.
A. LighlGara formerly resided! oitg''i - b
aq,J .h,n;-* -.ra- ,aHt hGa
DATTES'sM MILLS fARN-l4 miles from
ID weztoa-6sO acies-good house and
mill scat; orchard, &c!1loo acres improved.
A grea, bargain is offered in i'his property
1isl ACRE FARM on Alum Fork Of
i4Lp Leading Greek; Il. acrev Improved
los hOuss, g., ~ well walered and 'Iubered;;
'yssGfy , SaSfaf3i Fl; eaad.'iaoq iss92 hid 10
situate g on WOLF
iLfAF0Rk Of pig. Skim Greek, Q; miles
from, Weston 80 acres cleared aud fenced
good hewa log house cribs, &C., good
orchard. 4 splendid bargain 7 Reasonable
limo for payment Of most Of purehasd money
iTTousE AND L0T-just outside he
I1eorparate. limits off Weston, ION 1.-THE
stauatcu and Parkessburg turnpike road
good frame. housc-two storys7-in excel
lent condition =; good well, fruit &c. Very
atle'ptopat.y.f Cheap. 9'lH :@S'#
,erE sqiS .1am:&f al - GaH
T'ARM-llo aeres-on. tho Hest, Fork
l. River IN Collins Settlement District
eOaeres im1roFea, good house, out.build-
inEs, orsl'ard,ra Cheap "' % ~ 2
O34 ,AoRE.FARM-oue sof, the bes, In this
J portion Of the SIate.-tu excellent oppot-
,uuily for stock farmer. This farm has
upon /. every advantage, and w,lIbc told
very chcap,d Its IoGated on The Yves, Fork
Rivsr7f ,n!;HS;iH oa ID liIG 22a.E"
SaMALL, FARM-so Faeres-situate near
/ thomou,h Of Kiacliet0er ID Lewis county
Splendid new house and every convenience
IA beautiful little home. wiLl'!hc sold
very5ishcap.,;i7 aGy Uad na Ina ~
LESytLLE-A house ind lot In THE
" town # Glen rillci IN gOpt condition
and In u good location. Aprly ,OJ. $.
Garlic, Gtensil
! TAME LEW LASDs-75 actts orlnnd-
q 80 acres elefed and remainder! III excel.
lent timber !, 0 mile, below Weston, on tho
line OF the ". &w.F. Railroad win be
sold very lCw* Tho timber alone Is worth
lhc price asked for tie land oSA'7 JG.,i
js.s1r Ne t,all. offer no lands cxecp. when
We know The, .itlq thereto is OsyOnd;llspute
fea. New list next week. oi;rq ',a'.I-.
LIG HTBURN, 0HALFANT & CO.,
Il -. r.. Weston. ". Va.
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:, 800, 80, - -
INC people On than hese are; VI,
fairfield imlsrepreste9nted5 the ques-
Yen y g * rex thes H4opse, and N that
respect ic WILL A doubt Do be set st !,
ghtibylsome!t Democrat en- who EglSi!llI
followsahln, but there aiittl!e ip q y
nation q 9n thePart q 4. Dte me
maze ! \ PROLONGED 8, debate on ths sge-
lect, Inc 1Kcpn6lllcalnsE % will! 90
most Of the talking, ). 4. /
Speaker, Randall iti' has q very deli
cate task before fore l him ain; in making up
the House = Gus! Committees. lle.is Civ
lngIlEengty Of time TO It. 1t isqufessS5;
.ttiohable whether this work would
moi be more satisfactory. dolne blythe
House : itsslf. There e Is nqthing IL
l lSw to prevent this and i lis is mot
~ aS1a III. tf| f'iSsqAttsa'ifjss:s W. vi
come restly ! under the t enormous
pSowHe'F; 9f selecting leaders y foE The
party in. many other ways Mr. Il.
nl! aill5,iiss,pefhapsyas honest and .;
capable = nanas has ever occupied.
ths Speakers e! chair. bq tt there is
wisdom q y, the the House besides his,
and G lls5 We may not always
have men s equally ll honest .; and pa
1 trI9tIc ~, II u tic position TE, Till
Another idea presented 10; l BY SEN
9tor Pendleton las, week e Is worth
consideration: Itiisthat members lg!llll n
Of the Cabinet Ts have seatsin "
thf LIS, Ao9lse and senate and should d
ilay g thS rishtto speak On affairs n iS,
connected e; with theirs 10y l Deepts.
itis md th a the Senator
VI, as ,I seen ! as On &C.
ours; speak t SI length ion this sub \
leet: iy,,5, ..,i VA, .i5i., E4i
Ex-senator atfA Cameron is nov
showing Ei10, TO the country, TROUGH!
breach Sr. Of promise suit here i in
which atlsiI h flE. i defendant defendant and wo-
man nameSd o I!! is plaintiff that
ne sane ceae o. morals %hieh ms
governed aIm IN lhe s other affairs
Of ne governs him in hls dealings
Mit women ny n silsce tile eSpos.tr'es
q tiiis 'flat we 4, know what induced
MN p felin9ulsh ilis seat .i II !hG
senate senate GeleF9lly' the preSSS! j t az
fhe people Pc SPEAK vel q she selee-
tl{ol. Ct PRESIDENT t,'' v hlfet 9t Gor-
ne rs University 49, ~ successor s Y e
Ely II; 4ltinistet 70 G !s
n; sSme respects tAs selection tig9
+ excellent presldentMi mt re.
esiy Sf9 much & ~ very h9eFl sSai
eaton 1'n ~ Germany: alHa Is On terms
'9ataSSgaalatanSs with t lES leading
men men OF that country Ae Is . not an an
y y
active g ;t' politician; Mr.. !t99 !yss,i
wlllls!rewaEdlngthe worst. q paairEsty!
services more liberallys tlhlallnia9nyiofi
his rsdseossors, does himself credit
occasional BY
as inns:
ZColoredz peoplesin# this District
StAtAtSA 49, NANs. 80 SottaS = ShL'AtsA's th
n $50 =,
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snIles n fwnrt ~ nms tOSl,nOw that !
thereS..,rc NJ ;,,saIrl, n men "a su[.
lisfT;SfI q Y, N ,f7r,,sss ~,
ma M; + itbnt ,wbo srss ;,ist assharn
"a Il N hs Is.
/ Hi ma ~ e tS;s ;;ms. ~
it:is tle ia y Bi,f i "a nm neither
ashamed & nor ) -sifrs;,. = Il sign Smyt
4 ra;nc 4, sprn
a $780,, :=Ss y s - = = e5..
.t,--;t':. CAMDEN, March arch 81:
Editor Democrat: CIT al
81, see'in THEfD d: of:Afarchi
;22d, wonderful production from
II The Il pen Of right In reply, !
wish 70 shy that il makes little dif-
ference whether the young, lady or
the trustees wife asked the Il young
manif lle wanted the school, there
is one ,l.;3' thing certain, that hc said in
the presence &! 81 both l!l, that ~
d i!l, not want to teach, rs he E 't
sooner so q school. Nov The ! !
trustees had 9 perfect right TO en-
iploy, ., whom y they chose to teach,
and not to s!gt applicants, t9 ask
q certain party II ~ E Stal "a the
Ssh school GEL. III j : -
OF, say the father q the young
n man q who taught, the bogus school
refused 81 to IS serve because e did not
wish II to J, employ his son 70 tSae aIs
the above Is ;t true Why GID he
after eelinlng 70 ssry q, use every
means 1 in lis power e ST the school
t9r 4; his son: E;alllng ~ this, l he
then encouraged s4t his son to teach g n
the the bogus school, thinking w this
n III that the young lady would
net ST. " per cent q tlle enumorai
ton, and at the end en- ofH the first
month have Ia e ller. school closed Tut
TIC s Board q Education yea on beng well
acquainted With WI y the aboye5men5i
toned gentlemen ~ and bis aist tricks, Dc;
Islined 70 f l iSi9 anything except Ea
complaint against itle trustees
which the aforementioned and his
!! colleagues failed to produce
"Right@ there re las Les not act l . near
Il 5000 Of The public money NJ OK
pended in in q the 4Ab;ffllihstt:riet (not one
half q it. i. Suppose. the above
$500 has been l,sg expended the trusi
tees 4. llay Is each TING employed
{ teacher g iII 81 well qualified in
peet TO teach \, s the bogus school
tsae IlSr l9r several years tof conc:
Now you can see plainly !SlI. Y! that the
fault lin tie patrons q The bogus
sellool and not ln the trustees:
9o y say that you N think all jim
partlal# readSrs=.SSillE e9ll9u with:
them I'D ills matters; for itIis &c +
tainlyzMotz right for enest%elIt e
rule eleyen:tYel tbs, Lnjs this case
think kits it Is right rs the eleyeni
. WY iieet =sgaiie%Ya1s5 y qicstp
ioF sasf' all.t e99lo s0ssss. none
oea,es aaiiiss. s9aH stasses 70; |:
!, (! A, ,sin, Jay saays 81, prefer ~ she
pg 3HsHi1 aH5; Phl9l'9seP9y onI sscyes
e e, yours q We Ssno9is u lhe same
:4R;a i: y sa.e ~; i Y ~
II. q ,li5ia,,1;a si5;::ioi,1J ~ sa,o h%if .LII
H. ii iiIS,t S;isS ssi,a.,;,.ai,.
-, ~ i,oaI FL an.
;$S.:I " ,, +, ~ ~,
IT, I & ~ s.i,ool Sat,"r ~, r.
,r.aia,,; afit,o ~ r ~. a,,,,
! ~ tl,o;r cI;j,1ron ~ %;thO,;t NM J
s.,IJ:!%SE q H., ~ 1
q rn NM ~ tbe c1n1 MI Of teorh.
c q ,tliesya. do III not Wish to, ,wly not
tbIGi' o M Whit an; snyo ~ 4 I I'll
q. i:5.,,s ~, ~ , =,
~. 'a"nt f' su y YaaI.
OUT c0ulHlellt, luFtiler tIlHll IL LOOKS
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XHEG LEiOCRA.I7
/! 50: I 4; d qpiil .

3iTai 3E t,EsESS, 81 p IEMot nAT ID; this
week, llas not ,reachetl8this Office.
Bro. Edwards .lsl5:I ISL this lssesfause you
! matchmaking about Colonel Bob.
Blair IN your paper 5Iffyoq have
any things to say: about Bitelie
ceun!ttyi;s%c citizens, send il to u.s.
i Ritchis Gttsette. !. z tt9s
& 'i Il sR}e !l Bro. aforrissyou were
LIN WashingtonmGitv last week.
tts Make; tthsinetessary terp'qaatioa 70
.aa- Colonel bob! and i will bel ill
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Observation-Disclosures.

, Glunlsvillt, r.lareh 2Slh, 1910. y
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To Inventors and Mechanics

a .,y. az. NM ~ ..iggc.a 10 "a
PATENTS and how 10 obtain them
'PAn,rhle, Of GO pages Tree; upoq receipt .
Stamps Tor Postage. Address. : H"f
. in GILMORE, Sairu s Co., Z''n II.
s. NJ .rSOlieitor efPutcnt,,,. =.
=! Bnx 81, Washington, b, G.
Sos.S7s'r
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and will do anything for You you
desire.
Mr.. Editor, you mpy tel! Dr. W.
J. Blanl.that nly'licalth is improy-
ing rapidly. RThc fist four oraGvc
days thc water acted rather lard
~ ND, bltn6w thatis over. l arise
every morning between 4 and s
O'Clock, 90 to ;hc spring, drink y
cup Of wafer, and then jump into
the waters :ot tho EH' for fifteen
minutes. After that another cup
Of y2tcg and then breakfast. =
Nc have some trouble with :oil
horses. The pasture is-too short
and We h4yc to feed them corr
twice a day. y bushcl Of shellcd
corn costs ore dollar. r..
Night before last Mr., Taylor and
Mr., Capcley, Of Weston, Orriyad
here and expect to stay six weeks
4 few minutes ago a family from
CentrcYillr came in. People arc
going aud c9uing every day. Al
,,.,.,,. ,l,rn nrn ulnutv pr nOlntI
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I end s cents. -... .a a.a 70
Fruit'of the Loon, Bleach Mus
lin l0cts per yard. l"erdtG,t
Good bleach Muslin, / and Sets
per yard. a.o9nl. ..rur-1n.'
jeans from Is to jOc:srl,cr yard.
Colorcd Shirtings from! s to -.
cents per yard.
Bunch Cotton II. ., .,l.
Dress Goods from Is 10 25r;s per
yard. u l'-"."t
Clurk's Machine Thread 5 cents.
Ginshama 5 and lOets pc. yard
.y.--producc tal;on in exchange
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From Up the River.
Mr.. Editor.

M. Editor ...g.,,.,,,
Our villages ~ Coliih's Sc y.
mcnt have been Il I't'Io more t1'eiy
recently than HfSal' Inc upper
ncighhorllooh has heen E'THF 90
with WISH from lE"'' '' 'Ey!! u
Morganto"N, W VI ,4'@s lGcNE'sE!D'E
his brother, Mr.; J. A a LoFe'lIz ,' Q,
WaIker sH :.g.t Ing of9ItietS ii,' .
not met Ter teh years 40 oo"o'
the reunion W;ts Happy one
though OF short Duration. Mr. l..
,,n ms last Tuesday for his home,
il.;,,. ,.;,L hin, L;c uoicc Mss
:'N'i6 "" F ~
"'o's' .''' "
learn, with tho WOW OF MaHl!'E
MOrgantuwn her future home. she
may, and / hereby hppe will lind u
pleasant home with her uncle; but
I am sure she will meet with no
more sincere friends among her
new acquaintance in IIorgantown
than she has left behind hcr in
Lewis. 4 certain young disciple
Of Esculapius seems completely
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not tread on Eli Gi5son's toes. Ed
h9s been the beau Of The town 50
long It will be lsardSfor hilnito sub
mittoa DIVISION oftLc spoils with
composurc. PssolS ard coffee fpt
two might he il demand. Is "
TIE Whole country, for thSra4t
week, his been oya.-rUn with
1rummcrs, who &re selling largely,
and say they "rc being paid pune
tuaily. Ono ofthc merchants OF
our ncigl!borhood not only settled
his old bill, hut paid for his Mcw
stock in advance, which looks like
i return ot'prospcri:y to the COM
try.
We came very near having ! ser
ioUs accident in DIR ncichborhooli
L lew days ago. y bog name"
Tom, sou If the widow Tom,'q' tllr
rivcT, while carclcSsly handling i
pistol, allowed it to gooil, shooting
yoMg Ecnnc:t, tho bull just graz,
ing the iugu!ar vcin,rangcd around
and came out at the back Of III.
neck. Why is 1t our officials dc
nOt.nnForcc the law with regard Il
carrying arms2 Nearly every DO!
You meet here has . revolver il
his pockc:.
We would he glad, Mr., Editor
for you to pay Us visit before
long. b. doing so you might gct
some Subscribers to TIE DEMO
GRAF. 1X.
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,U.aSIIINGT0T LBYTER.

,. WASHINGTON, y. G.. Aug. l.
Editor pcmoc,af:,
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Editor .pcMoe'af;;,
Evidrntlyttcrc is doubt and 1is;
,coufaganent in--thc Republican
ramp as to tic result in Ohio this
Fall. That such is the fact is
shown III various ways, hut most
conspiruottSly Of ailrhy tho tamprr-
ing with 'Ge0mal l3%ing's stump,
80 as TO get before the people I'M.
der thatrfrapl;, and with the force
which it commands, radical locu.
mcnts Of variouskiuds. TWAS the
strength of EwiGg's name the con.
spring radicals waited. They had
already sent into the State tons Of
the same documents they sw;nd!cd
i'll by the trick Of using tLG "%ne
OF the next Governor.
In Maine the same desperation
il apparent inanother way, but one
Just rs significant. Tho radical
Blaine and ilIamlin ring which is
called the Republican party OF that
State has recently started 4 story
that ono Of tho two candidates last
year voted for against the radical
candidate for Governor Offered to
sell out to the radical leaders. The
story meets swift rcfutation. It
appears that the ring above named
offered to buy the candidate, hut
that he refused to.scll out to them.
II is always safe 10 watch such
politicians az Blaine and 1lamIin.
Their very existence Us public mon
depends, not upon what wise, Or
bcncficicnt legislation they have
originated Or prcmGtpd, but upon
skilliul partisan management,
With what measure that blcsscs or
curses the people Of this country
is Blainc's or IIamlin's name con-
ncctcd? Let each reader Of this
letter try to think Of one. '' nay
Secretary Evarts left on satur-
day for New iork:on the way to
his residence near Windsor, Yer
mont. &c will 10 absent from the
city. some three weeks. 1t is said
he will improve the civil scrpico'hy
speaking m political subjects in
Maine during his absence. Is'""
In the investigation intn Rhodf
Island affairs by Senator Wallacc's
Committee, tho other day, the GU
rious fact was developed that a
former member Of Congress, once
rich, had, by rcvcrscs, become poor
and because of notiowning any real
estate was deprived Of the right to
vote, Itwasfalso shown that tho
Democrats Of tho State generally
were in favoriof removing tho prop;
crty restriction on suffrage, and tho
Republicans in favor Of retaining
i. The attention of all parties i
respectfully called to the fact that
no person in the District Of Column
bia, rich or poor, white or black,
native or foreigner, can vote on any
question whatevor.. The Semitic
Commute is right in inQuir;ng intu
the rlisgraceful condition Of stfairs
in Rhode Island, ;butit'miglit haHr
found u morci'' sl6cking example,
without leaving the Capital Of the
country. ii u.. GEao.
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2tacNcr,s Lvs.itNic II Ul,shMr

Tle Teachers Institute for this
county, under the direction and
management Of Prof. l.. G. Crippcn,
ofWrston, closcda very interesting
and profitable session of livc days,
nj noon OIL Saturday, July 18th.
The attendance was very good,con-
siderins the busy season Of the
year, and that many Of the teachers
Of the county are engaged in farm
ing during the summer. There was,
also, 4 good attendance Of spccta'
tors,
Prof, Cyippen is one of the most
popular and successful educators OF
The country, and from his long and
varied experience and zeal in the
profession has acquired a thorough
ness in school-room work seldom
met with. Ills methods are his own
and though not altogether novel
show a digestion and assimilation
Of others suilicicntto cntitle him II
the aUpcllatiuu of original rathcI
than eclectic. -
There appears to be general
feeling among those who attandet
the Institute. that it was one Of the
most profitable ever held in the
county, and. at the close, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted by i rising vote:
Rcsolvei, That We, the teachers OF
Upshur County, in County lnst!-
tute, hereby tender Our thanks to
Prof. l.. G. Crippcn, for The zeal fol
which he has labored for our i'm,
provcmcnt; and express Our high
appreciation of his methods Of in,
slruction and school-room worl;
generally, and OF his persona! en-
empliGcation ofthc character ofthc
true teacher, by the gcntlemanly
courtesy and sclf-control uniformly
macticcd in his management Of
this Institute.
Us. REGEE, County supt.
J, r MArllENs,l con
G. /, LATHAM ''"'' ..,
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III the Pa,rpncs Of Ncoster.
Addison, Auglls.

{ 81 ADDISON, !.ugus: 5.
Editor Deai0cfo'. "
As there are. so many flies i'll my
room, l set down in the pawpaw
bushes 10 write L few items Of our
doings nj the celebrated Salt Sui
pluv Springs, nj Webster Court
HOUSE. rJ yUt II. .-.l'
IN company with Mr.. Brannon,
Of Glonvillc, | started about two
weeks ago from Weston, en- route to
Webster. W. took the route along
Dig Skin Greek, end arrived about
noon at Centrcvillc, and stopped
there for dinner at tho Curry
House. After two hours rest We
mounted our horses again, and
tOnk tho direct route 10 Buffalo
Fork, where We arrived about half
past 6, p. NJ, just before big ruin
storm. The landlord, Charles
IMcCray, and his lady, waited on
us prompt and polite. After sup
pcr, two young Wheeling gentle
men. Messrs. Dickcy and Cecil. ar
rived in an open buggy, poodle
wet. They had been in the rain
for several hours. They changed
their clothes, took supper, and all
went to bed, lIalf-past four tho
following morning We took our
breakfast, and started exactly at 5
o'clock for Hackers Valley. With
out stopping there, on We went, up
hill, down hill, and again and
again, up hill and down, all through
an American wilderness, Itseems
A. '''e A't"'s"'' ''o 90, -, ,'''I,!
$ '''Sc Ni9"i''".i'" =, t't NV VIZ" t :t''-
gu, aHt NOV lor .''e i'"'ft"', Mummy
'''''N my '''''e' 0ue'' " '''
I'LL nave "; '
al 1''ou' "'i'ea ti'''' 'F''U'S'''' w. W.
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16
FROM Collars Settlement.
JACKSONVILLE, August y

JACKSONVILLE, August u.
Mr.. Editor:
Tho honorable gentlemen, IF and
d." who replied 10 the article ]
wrqtc You the week before last
were certainly insane or wild mel
who llavc escaped from some show
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grcatfnlly acknowledge, and an
truly thankful that | am youth
for the field of knowledge is open
to ne which they have let pass
without improvement. /
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50 vigorously and abusivcly dared
not deny any assertion made, but
only attacked my youth, but
hope that my folly may cease
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