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tEe following circular. self-explsn atory
has been received by the County Clerk:
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE
Topeka, kans.s, June /, 1873. !
To the COtpliy Clerk:
DEAR SIE-The appropriation made Nv the
insane p rSpns, for the fiscal year ending
une 30, 1873. il exhausted No further paw
meniS cam Ice made TO counties for expendi-
priatlUu = the year ending June -, ltS1,
amounts 10 SlJJl. payable TO the several
counties quarterly, TO wit: October /, Janu-
airy /. ApTi! J, and July l, upon the preSenta-
Ion ut proper vouchers thereof. Do not in
cluae u'y .DcGH3JTCs GIGde GefOrc July, !, 1879.
lam yours respectfully,
L. /. BOSEERAEE,
Audit u OF 81 t.e.
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Another savings EapL Goue r.,

pie sTe beginning to look for safer invest
TnentS for their surplUS cash. Any man who
has - cts. To invest cannot do better than
bny a box of Motifs Liver Pills, for they
never iaIl. Always keep them IN the hous.
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a ca sID,

To all who are suffering from the errorsand
| indiscrettons of youth, nervous weakness,
| early decay Joss OF manhood, &c, will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CH AHGE, This great remedy was discover
| ell by missionary in South America Send
| "a salf-sddressed envelope To the Rev. JOSEPH
| L. INNA Y Nnt.nn ID. MN loIE Gin.
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Delightful Boquets.

DIR. Prices Meadow Flowers, Evening Vio-
let, Lily of the Valley, Pet Rose, and his 9TH
er handkerchief perfumes, are delightful
bouquets. Thoy are certaiuly the most
exquisite scents that can be imagined-the
oIor uf q dn;y buds and rich blossoms.
2t-G&g
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To Exchange.

NerchandiSe-I have for sale $50 eco worth
of staple merchandise, all wnolesae stock, in
prime order. Will sell in lots OF from 5000
10 s2j 60, and take in payment one third
cash and two-thirts good real estate. Adj
dress MERCHANT, Box 2i3t. New York
City. may l3eodSw2mo
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For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness,
Lrss OF manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscretiOn or excess. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DsVIpsoS Il Co,
june.e0d&wly IS Nassau ST., New York.
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C0NSUMPTIGM

Oitne Lung. and Tubercrlaus PhtisiS, Scrof-
ula, Syphlloid Diseases, Wasting, DeEen- "a
tiou, and UiceIation OF the Kidneys, pia-
peieS, stoppage OF water, INSTANTANEOUS re-
Iiei where catheters have been used, thus
doing away with The painful operation of
using these inStrumentsl, di>>GlY1ng Stone in
thl- hIarler- and in All cases OF
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POPULAR illustrated book GEO paees) on
MANHOOD! WoMANHOoD! MARRIAGE! Ia
peuiments to Marriage; III" cause and cure.
Sent securely Sedie!, post paid for % cents, by
DIR T. WHITTIER, 2I st. Charles Street, II.
Louis, Mo, the great specialist. Read his
works.
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If you select good and healthy food for
your family. you should also look to the well
fare Of your baby. For all troubles of early
childhood nothing is better than DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup. 25 cents a bottle.
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ELECTRIC BELTS,

A sure cure for nervous debility, prems.
ture decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re-
liable cure. Circulars mailed free. Address
j. X. REEVES, i3, Chatham st, NY.
tOI,SW3Iu
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the State
z. y. HeTshfieId. Jewelsr-J p. Bachelor
IS IN Iyesdyille, Andrew Kline Is ct LinDeus,
no; and JObn Ii. HeEschneld Is at Lincoln.
Brown Medicine mpany-H. Ii. blossom
is in san Juan county. Colorado; Sgrnre.
Siossou IS IN Easter Nebraska and ". W.
TAYLOR is IN " esteru Kansas.
Grocers' SupPiy Company-L q. Spauld-
ing and Nh J HarTOp leave tnia Week, IN
ter ding 10 make the circuit Of the state
I,elvenwort6 Bag Fsctory-TECmas Gam
bIt. is al home for sunday.
Ph. RotDschiid, hatter-BeD. H. Morgan IS
spending sunday az home; snd..Sorris koths-
child is out on the ntral Branch
Carl Hoffman, Music House-w- Fl. G.lbt n
is in Marshall county.
H NJ Roffrdan'z Wholesale Organ House
is represented by ]. L. Grout in Doniphan
county; j. B. httell and J. +. Vernon, ia
Wyandotte and Shawnee coQntie-; X h.
Quay, in Jackson county; and = A. Perry,
VINO has a territory of seven counties, was
last heard from at kirwin.
Cured Of Drinking.
"a young friend of mine was cured OF an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, that had SO pros
trated his system that he was unable 10 dc
any business. He was entirely cured by the
use OF Hop Bitters. 1t ailayed all that burn.
ing thirst; took away the appetite ior liquor;
made his nerves steady, anu lie has remain
ed "A sober and steady man for more tnan
TWO years, and has no desire to return to MS
cups, and know of number of others tina
have been cured by it" From a les.dln < RAJ
| road official, Chicsgo, Ills
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"A a KE W A r
Chr;stadoro's Ka=r PresePvstive

a valuable adjunct to the dye, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair, and of itself, when used alone
a safeguard that protects the fbres from de-
cay under all circumstances and under al
chimes. Manufactured by J. .CRIsTADORO,
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.,
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Ohnson's New Method Of Harmony.

By A. y. JOHNSON. (sl.00). Just rubl shed
This new book is so simple snd ciea" in its
explanations, that any music teacher or am
ateur can get an excellent idea of the science
by simply reading II through. At the same
time, a most thorough course Is marked out
for those who wish to be composers, includ-
ing work for many months, without, or sriil
bet er with a teacher. Thousan can now
learn that have not hitherto been able to
do So.
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Or. Balls Baltimore Pills always cure
Headsc Ie, whether the result of indigestion
or Nervousness. Price p cents. At all drug
stores.
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CHEDET-NlSBiLE.H.
One OF the HcnindeTs of That Grcat
Triumph of Yankee EaiIr0adinG.

One OF the Heminders of That Great
Triumph Of Yankee HaiIrOadinE.
Boston, Mas, May 3l.-The SlpTene
Cour. TO day opened hearing in The
equity case Of the Union Pacific railroad
against the Credit Mobiler. The direct
Issue involved in the validity of a contract
made by Thomas c. Durant, Vice -Presi-
dent of the Union Pacific railroad, with
Herbert y. Ho1Ie, who contracted to build
that portion of the road lying between
Omaha and The Tooth meridian at $500
per mile. Before the work wss completed
the contract was assigned by Ho1ie to Du-
rant, and subsequently it was found that
there was balance due under the contrac:
of 81 ,99l, ,7G9 90, which the directors OF the
Union Pacific ordered to be paid
TO THE CREDIT MoBILIER,
which had undertaken the construction and
equipment Of the road. There is also in
controversy a note for 81 100000 given by
the Union Pacific TO the Credit aobIlIer,
the plaintiff seeking, under the bill before
the Court, to restrain the Credit-Mobilier
from proceeding with a suit on the note, on
the ground that the transactions OF the
Credit -Mobilier were fraudulent, and that
they are not entitled TO the money in dis
pute. The dit-Mobilier answer is that,
at the time it was created, it was largely
OF the stockholders of the Pacific
Road. and every shareholder of the Pacific
Road had an oppor, unity to share the prof
Its and risks of the Credit -Mobilier. 1t ia
also alleged that Jay Gould was not
in the Union Pacific when the
Credit Mobilier was fornei and carried out
its work, but that he has since obtained
interest in the road, and sets up
a false and fraudulent pretense in his bill
in comfy
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F E R

II. II. 2.
Strong T'.atims3! Fran Hon.
G-args Starr as 30 the Pow
rT o. ns1Hay's : Ready g
lIs-i in case Ci SCI
ic itEgumatI-ai.
No VAN c.sss PIC. New YORK.
DR, RADwAY: Win me your relief has
worked wonders. For the last three years
nave ngd frequent aud severe attacks Of SCI
aIicar sometimes extending from rue lumbar
-et :ous TO my ankles, SAC, A. tim IS, il both
loger iimbS-
During the time That have De } afflicted
IhsVe ifl-G almost IliI the RENE es : COM
msn1ed hy wt~;- men AMI fools, luV'ug TO
hnc relief, ba' all pErveaE % b. failures
1 nave tried various kinds Of batilS, Gsn-
lpu atoms, outward applications o. lIul-
ments loo numerous 70 Ia.HtiOn, and pre-
scr ptlcns ci tie most eminent physicians,
81 OF which Ia. led tO give me relief.
istst Sepi"ub brr- al Tie urgent request ~ a
ricfid, iWho iIad been all HcTe.l a. my NciIt, 1
was iniuc"ti :" iTN youT remedy. ] yst~ ihtn
suil-fiHg i-tT'u|!N NEIh one uf u.T ptI lurHa-
io 'us sl.Ti' ami s. It-uf FFr .G. sf - cd,
tiog. CAV ts- sr.ltI Btt.f.r.- ana rEr hlu Z
In' parts . .F-l. .riEa-s f- .Isn IN @ y IA
xirNr.sr-s ,-t l, age h'fs.. D.. -nDU time he
pa d P-s-'t. .Ht,I-iy aWEf dough -
nav" AiiEat l"r4ssIirul asi-.s.r VIDaCtfinE 2
Change OF Nr aIn.-T- / kIgs" lOss ln CGTt
myself, ami '-sl quite luH~fsr The situation
RAD Ways READY REL. my friend
never tr.4ge. lsIIlyat "a BB- - nv walls,
Yours IlU.g, 10 STA RI.
DrTrT-,. s-,sg-.s
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has displaced the old worn oct inventions for
coloring the hair, which the better expert
ence of years had proved to be Ineffective
and deeterious. Unlike the compounds
that
MAKE WAR
upon the tealth of the hair and dry up and
consume the juices which sustain IT, this
mild, genila and perfect dye is found to
be yitalizing as well as a coloring agent.
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cR,srApoRo,s HAIR DYE,

Revolution ia .thc Dressing Room.
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OFyYA WANTED to sell DR.. CHAsE's
HtElv 200 REcIrE BooK. New Price
sEINlS Last. You double yodr money,
SS<ssS Address pr. CEascS Printing
House, Ann Aroor, Mich. aug29-wlyr
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THE BEST OF It's KIND.

This is the case with the NTexiraT.
Mustang J. i'm emit. Every mail
brings intelligence oi "A valuable horse
saved, the agony of am awful scaii Cr
4 burn ssibduG'.. the horrors ct racu-
Inatisn, overcome, and of u thousand
and-One other blessings and mcTcirs
performed kV the Old reliable l-e.-
lean MusfaI = Imminent.
All forms ~ .JIr ward disease are
SDeedllV CITt % !.t.
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Romney Hampshire County, West Va, August 8 1879

to the good Lord; and IL would have
done your heart good il you had gone
TO see the two meet ia the mornipv-
Charlie and his friend Rob. And
Charlie. who got we'll, and motLer.
who was not 20 poor either. helped RoI.
into business. And he got we'll over his
wounds al last and grew IS handsome
as a picture. AMI to-day week he is going
to marry Drusilla.
IA give yon anything ! have sail
i, and L won't refuse YOU even Drusilh,.'
when lac asked me, telling me that be
loved her ever since she was = kind to
him IN the night I've told YOU OF.
AND Charlie ~ 10 stand W. wnh him. *
| am TO give Drusilla away. and Rob's
sister from & reenbank is u be brides.
msi'. and | have guess tina. som. day
Chorhe will bring Ler home to DC in Dru.
silia's place.
don't drive becgars from the door
DOW rs used, AMI 90 ,loubt rm iYu,os
ell upon; but tins is what say Better
lie imposed Ulpn always than To Ice cru.
ell To ono who really nee,- help And
I've read my Bible Lettec OF late. and |
Know who says, Even IA YOU have done
IL unit tLe least uf these We have done
IL unto me-
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JELLY AND JAM.

RASPBERRY jam is an essential element
IN The construction Of WASHINGTON nie
an" as this pie is Il Boston institution
which IS not frequently met with outside
OF circle whose circumference T. fr-
teen hlles distant from the Massocl,u.
sets Sta'c House, it is not surprisino
That The greater portion Of the raspber.
~ Jam consumed 10 the United States is
made here.
1he manufacture OF tie article has
been Increasing Of late and there are now
some eight firms engaged to n greater
or less extent in It's production. and
mak'ng an aggregate Of nearly 500 tons
pc annum. As their product sells for
Is cents per pound. its total value "a
therefore $4,000. The dried rasphar.
res Of which the jam is maze costs 81
cents pound, and are bought l,y she
jam manufacturers either o. far,ne., .,6
country storekeopers. or Of Boston CON.
mission merchants.
Ihe manufacture OF jelly is a less
Pfonincn. Industry nero. though several
parties make more OF less Of that attirl.
tor bAkers' use. Few Boston CONCERNS
have had the teme:ity to actemui T.,
compete with Baltimore manufacturees
OF cheap Jellies, such a. are Le;ug
"ho'esaled oil over the country NJ the
pteSehI time At 40 cents dozen or lea.
IMAM cents each. As The glasses which
contain those jellies eau hardly coat lesa
thah.2 cents apiece, and as the I.bels
coNe.s' e'c'' are not made for nothing.
The price received Tor the Jelly itself is
evidently not much above 8 cont4 uer
glass. Although tue demand for t,js
Jelly has become large, 0f late. il il
pretty well understood tlot /, il urinci :
paliy an animal instead Il vegetable
product, being composed mostly or Vcla.
tne, variously cOlored and favored
a story was current oaco that the
consumption Of cattle hidos in tho o,an,,.
iactnrc Of jelly IN London WIS 40 grcat
az 20 cause sharp advance in tho mid
market. Such an effect could l.rdtv i,s
produced at tho present ti,oe. boweyor
since mercLantable hides can lao n,.d.
20 yis'd +" good deal more money Ia the
ioln OF leather than 10 jelly.
Tie jelly that is manufactured in Hos.
IOn IS yearly all made OF apples. and sells
at about Ii cents per 10. Apple now
forms the base Of au endless number Of
JelIles,such az currant. raspberry, peach.
pineapple, etc, which are made by sim.
ply adding extracts TO favor the apnIe
Jelly and so perfect is tue imposition
that the great majority Of consumers arc
deceived by it, or, in other words. can
not tell It from the jelly made from the
iruit with which this is only Favored.
IL comes much cheaper than the real mr..
'icle. Real current jelly. "a. Instance
GO somewhere about % cents per 10.
lhe latte 10 made 10 some extent, and
y so'dIOy grocets who cater 10 tho high.
est class OF family and hotel trade
Ne'0 England Grocer.
a young lady up in Massachusetts
was stung on the lip by bee the c,tbo,
Day We congratulate that bee on know.
ing just where The honey vas.
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there, said, Send him 10 the coprtrv -
Mrs. Denny's face became brighter:
Why. that's n good idea, Mary do
believe MIR. Ackcrmsu would be clad of
just such 10y. Would you drive cows
ana learn to milk ard help abou, the
house. Tim?"
Indeed, ! would. ma'arn. and tak.
my brushes and black their boots for
them"
Once week is all they black en-"
said Mary. with laugh SO Il was ar.
ranged that Tim atould como back in
The morning and Mrs. Denny Won Ia Give
him note To the farmer She offered
TO pay his way, but Tim said lao had two
dollars loft aud coul,i buy his own tickle,
Mrs. Denny vas pleased with his honesty
and felt sure that such boy would sue.
cecil.
The next day Thu was Off for tho
country. All his treasures were ensiIv
packed IN his notber's old lay and
Mrs Denny advised him TO leave tina.
NJ the depot when lie reached Earring.
ton and walk cut "a the farm without r,
AS, IL thu farmer kept him ,he could en- al.
" get It. Tim found the farm. and
hearirS voices nj the back door. walked
round that way and asked for Mr.. Ack.
erman.
Hes in the baro." said pleasant.
looking girl. What do you wan,?'
I've note Tor hiD -
We'll. " right over" Tho delivered
his note. The farmer read it. and then
Without saying a word, went OH will, his
work. lin felt rather discouraged. hut
seeing pair or, in one corner. set
70 work and pul'sbcd them This took
s"pe Time, Tor they hal never heen pol.
'stcd before. | fancy Thea Ti,o pnt
NJ la brushes aud sluuy his box on hi.
back h. had hettor 90 back or try
somewhere disc. The farmer was lust
going up to the loft, but "a TIN sluny
bis Iox. he said, Come here, NV how.
lou cal work; ace that Are YOU
willing TO work Tor q hoine2'
Yes. indeed. SIR
Got any clothes?"
Two suits. sir"
ANY moueyg
One dollar and Gfty cents"
How much time d. you expect to
have - fool around -
Cant tell Till try 10 H., tie work"
lhe farmer vas pleased will, the
.r'2bt truthful face, aCd sail. You'll
10 Gp ia the house aud tell'e m tn vet
you To work-choI wood, draw water. do
anything till rnilking-Liiue
SO That was how Tim's boot.Jlackinv
cHfe'. lie lives on Tic farm still. but
nc - taller thau sm. Mis-. Denny
Gomez out to see her old friends some
times. anil is always IA glad TO see him
as a"y ot the rest: aud. next 10 God,
lin loves Tie lady who let him shine
ne, boots. --HoPE LEDYARu. in Sabbath.
.Srhooi Visttor.
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DAsrARDLY.-An attempt was made
On the night o. the 26iL ult.. 10 wreck
EXPRESS train No, &. II. & o. L. r.,
near Paw Paw, w. Va. Tho train was
saved Ly The timely discovery % tue oil.
s,ructiJu Which bad been ,.laced in such
manner a. TO have rendered escape i'm.
possible.
TIE citizens Of Paw Paw held an in
d'gna,ioo meeting on the 23h aud n.
dop,ed resolutions coujemning the par .
ties who placed distractions On the BAL.
tiuorc end OHIO railrosd oea- that i,lacc.
and resolved !, use every nrnus in their
.ownr e. Ling The Offenders to justice.
A reward @" $500 will lie given by
The Railroad Company far lie arrcs,
and c.nvi"t'tD Of the parties guilty Of
the Above he'pJ" Grim" We hope tie
scound' g. will Le caught.
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Lemon VsRBsNA. wel!-hnown
fragrant. sweet scented or lemoI yer.
beua (L'ppia ciriodo,a) IS regarded
m"ug he SraIisL people as a fine stom-
acLic and cordial. 1t is either ustd in
the form Of a cold decoction, swee, ened,
or Eve or ak leaves are Pot into q tea
cup, aud hn. tea poure'I upon tlem.--
The nnJh.r Of q recent work, Among
the Spanish People says that The Havoc
Of the tea thus prepared is simply
delicious, and no one WHO has drunk
his Pekoe ~iI. IL viii eve. again drink
it without aprig OF lemon ve' oena'
And he further makes a statement.
more important iLan all the rest, II rue.
Chat is that il, IBIS decocLiou DC used one
Deetl '"ever suffer f'Uu fl,,u lencc nov
er lie made nervous or I'D. maidish, new.
or lave cholera, .lihrrhea. or loss Of sp'
petite - Scientific Americda.
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The AMNoNIA BATH.--A correspon.
dent residing at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, says that a good health preser-
vative, especially in summer, is to sponge
the body with cJld water, containing a
small percentage Of some nlkali, such az
ammoniA. The ammonia combines with
the oil or grease thrown out by the per.
spirAtion, forming soap, which is eas-
~ removed from the skin, leaving the
pores open, thus promoting health and
c1mfort.--Scieqtidc Imeric0B
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VIXEN person faints, or feels like
fainting, they should be placed at once
in q horizontal position -laid fat on the
floor and have little cold water DASH
ed in their face. This ia tie easiest,
quickest and surest way to recover from
fainting. In this position ihe heart has
less labor TO perform in pumping the
blood 20 the brain than in tho upright
position.
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a Philadelphia blacksmith uses n
hair switch all the week TO brush the
flies Oft the horses lac is shoeing, and on
Sunday his wife twists the same switch
among her back hair and wears il TO
ehur ch. For true economy Philadelphia
leads Tie world.
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OAK PoIsoN.-D Dilute sweet spirits Of
inter with the same quantity Of cold wa
ter; apply with a white cloth every ten
minutes until cured. When Of few
hours contraction it seldom requires
more than one application.
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A fine quality OF iron ore has been
discovered near the mouth OF Montour's
run. about eight miles below Pitts.
burgh. There Is much excitement 10 the
neiyLborhood.
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Tie CI.;csr" Leyu' Ne'o. says that
The last zen has .een the hardest OF anv
wear sine, ihe organ'zalinn ." ecu Is IN
tbs city u.,on ~ local hAr. Many oble
ma:. hsvS hccn driven nut ~ the I.ro-
fessor willie some WIZ have remained
and attempted D." support them selves by
tleir br":ess ional iabor. Lave hardly
kept themselves and their families ON
starvation. To- Wnnv arc rushing E.,
the b1r l. is better Co be good black :
smith or en- i.cbter. or farmer. with
pleu', TO Or, 'haD 10 be b-iefless l,w-
v"r. What is true o. tn; lessl profess
sion ~ ALAG true TO the ~ ,ns,eIial anG
medical professions. There are too
Wany ministers--tC' IN my doctors. II
ia not well Zoe country 10 Lave its pro.
potion Of professional ,nen too great
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south 3raaeh yntelliseaeer.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1879.

lie natural gas we'll at Fairview,
Butler county. Pa. nets its owner three
hundred dollars day. 1t is piped to
Fairview. Petrolia. Harms City, aud Ar
gyie. where it affords lights for the
houses and heats for cooking purposes.
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T " n n, s 4:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS No,
angpm or rWo DOLLARS If pud in advance
10 r"per VIA be discontinued, except at the
option OF the Publisher until all atrenrsoe, hs =
been settled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Tie rates OF advertising are, for a square item
lines) or less, OsE DOLLAR AND Ftvrv Cyx-, 20.
'hre, insertions larger ones in the sam, pro,or.
ton. Each continuance 37i cents.
Quarterly, half yearly, and yearly advertise
ments inserted alta liberal reduction on the above
rates.
Yearly advertisers discon,inning during Tho
year will he charged regular rates
No advertisement 10 he considered by the mon N
year unless specified on the Manuscript or pr,.
v,o17'y agreed upon between the parties.
resolutions OK associations, communications Of
limited interest, and notices Of deaths exceeding
rEN Lisss will he charged Eve cents per line.
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a, Lancaster. Pa. on Monday Of las.
week. deaf aud dumb boy. seven years
old, vas run over by two horse coscL,
AMI The chili.wl,o hal never been known
10 utter sound before. cried out Justify
lie WAS not much hurt, and it is now
hoped that he will recover entirely the
use Of speech.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08

MARTINSBURG LINE. for sale by
VI GiLKESOS, PUGH WANG z
AIu, a., 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08
South Branch Intellieencer.


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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08

How TO Gown THE SIcK.-Noyer use
anything but light blankets "a cover.
ing Tor the sicS. The heavy, impervious
countorpane Is bad, for the reason that
II Keeps the exhalations from the pores
OF the sick person, while the blanket al
lows them to pass through. Weak per.
sons are invariably distressed by a great
weight Of bed clothes, which often pre-
vents their getting any sound sleep
whatever.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08

CHEESE ToAsr.--Take half a teacup
of grated cheese, use crumbs and .dry
pieces mix With 1t teacupful of grated
bread, the yolk OF one egg, spoonful of
butter, three spoonsful of rich cream.
pepper and salt and q little mustard, if
liked; toast some slices of bread, spread
the mixture on it, place in quick oven
Tor three or four minutes and serve hot.