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pinltheria and its Treatment.

From the Springfield Mats )Repubcan.
Diphtheria is disease which springs
| from The growth of real fungus on some
Of the mucous surfaces of the system,
more generally of the throat. 1t may lie
spread by contact Of the mucous surfaces
Of healthy person, as in kissing, and is
to limited degree epidemi,. From the
local parts affected it spreads to the
whole body, affecting the muscular and
nervous systems, vitiating the lymph and
nutrient fluids, and producing paralysis.
As soon as the bacteriGm or fungus ap-
pears in white patches on the throat, it
should no more be neglected than bleed
ing cash or broken arm, and there j.
almost AZ little need of fatal terlninA-
ton of one incident as of the other. 1t
has been found by actual experiment,
both in and ont of the human system,
that this b2cterium is killed by several
drugs, tbs safest and most certain Of
which is chlorine water, diluted with the
addition of from two to four times the
volume Of water. This wash is harmless
even when swallowed, and is pretty
certain to arrest the disease
The great cyclop@dia of Zlemessen, on
the practice OF medicine, gives the high-
est place to this method Of treatment.
To keep the patient well housed and
warm, with additional flannel clothing
II necessary, and to keep the system well
nourished and the bowels open are mat
ters OF nursing often neglected; but, with
care in these respects and early applica-
tions of the remedies above suggested,
there is nj aeed Of the disease producing
fatal termination. or even the debilit8-
ting illness and painful authorizations
which 90 together in It's later stages As
to the origin of diphtheria, the weight of
testimony Is tbat it belongs TO the class
of filth diseases, but further than that its
source is not clear. Families which
WCuld be scandaIized at the suggestion
Of untidinesS are attacked, while others
.Jf filthy surroundings escape. This sim
ply shows that our sense Of cleanliness
needs cultivation, so that we may dis
eli innate between what is offensive 10
the system and what is offensive to our
falsely educated tastes. The farmers
~iie to whom the closed and carefully
dnsted p@rlor or the preternaturally
scrubbed floor are the essentials of neat
ness, may endure the proximity Of sour
swamp or nt the kitchen cesspool for
years without taking offense. To many
4 careful end laDorious housekeeper,
chance cokweb or the little children's
Sitter of i few hours play will outrank
IA heincusAess a defective drain for the
CELLAR or badly conducted priyy,
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st Shreveport Ia, Jan. 9Th, Che snow
vas iu-bCs deep.
TIE total loss by the fire Of Saturday,
1aa. 4.h, ia Chicago was sliooo.
Fcur tgamps were frozen TO death al
Glasgow Sun ton, KY, Jsn. +.
a general and plentiful fall OF rain
throughout the State OF California is reported.
Snow anu extremely cold weather are
reported a, V.ck-ba-g, and in many ether
points south.
1t showed all Gay q. Mobile, Jar. 9th,
with the thermometer g. ebovc 1eso. The
yellow fever Is dead.
s Po.,syille, FL, telegram says, zoe
men and boys Of the Broohsiieeoiliers' struck
for ba>k pay, Jan.5.h
Three oaean steamers from Liverpool
70 New YORK, were reported Cue On satRr-
day, Jan. Ia. Qae wIs due = 3. 81
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and Fifth avenue, the finest private residence
in the city. It is singular fact that of all
the gentlemen we have named who, together
represent certainly between 500, 000,-
600 and $150,000,000 of real estate,
not one concerns himself personally
about municipal affairs. This reflection
addresses itself with peculiar force, not only
TO millionaires, but to our moderately we'll
to-do classes, and to all those who own prop
erty in the city. If sharp remedy is not
quickly applied TO the present use!essiy and
erimiRallY extrayagant modes of municipal
government, the profession of millionaires
viii soon become extinct, ard the preserva-
ton of accumulated wealth at this centre
can be classed among the lost arts
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81 remember says Macaulay, shat
Adam Smith ana Gibbon had told US
there would never again be a desIuc tien
Of civilization BY bsrbsrians. The food
they said, woui5 no more return to cover
the earth; and they seemed to reason
Justly, for they compared the immense
strength of the civilized part of the world
with the weakness Of that part which re-
manned savage, and as'sed from whence
were to come those Huns, and from
whence were TO come those yandsls who
were agsin TO destroy civiliza;ion3 Alas,
it did not occur to them lat, in the very
heart Of great ca-itals. in the very neigh
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borhood Of splendid palaces, and church
es, and theatres, ana libraries, and muse
ums, vice, ignorance and misery might
produce race OF Huns fiercer than those
who marched under Attila.''
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What householder who can get no rec
ompense for improvements from q grasp
ing landlord will not sympathize with
the writer of this2 'sWauted Immediately,
to enable me TO leave the house which !
have for these last FIVE years inhabited,
in the same plight and condition IN
which found II, 500 Live rats. for which
will gladly pay the sum of i've pound
sterf;ne and as / cannot leave the farm
attached thereto in the same order IN
which I got il without a. least Five Mil
lions of DICKENS, | do hereby promise
The same sum for said number o. Dock
ens.-N. b. The rats must be full
grown and no crippIes. &C Chambers Jour
nal.
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GOTHAM MILLIONATREs.

Sketches Of Aston, F0aderbiit,
Ste,caiT and Lenor-Hoc They acquired
Thefl Honey, aud How They Kept III and
Added to It-Pecult0rities Of Their Basi-
ness and Social Retattoas-Their LirtHG
He1li.e qeflknfirPS.
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Bayard Taylor, George Henry Lewes,
Richard Realf Evert A. Duycinek, the Rev.
George GIlfillan, Thomas b. Thorpe, Sir
William Stirling Maxwell, DIR. John Doran,
Sir Edward Sheppard Greasy, Hugh AinslIe,
James Hahn Friswell, Heinrich Leo, Mrs.
Leon Lewis. John Wingate Thornton, Will
liam Cullen Bryant, Whyte Melville, Karl
Ferdinand Gutskow, and George S. Apple
ton
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PROMINENT WOMEN.

Miss Lydia Mary Fay, missionary in Chi
ma; Sarah Helen Whitman, authoress, Proyi-
dence, Il. l.; Francis f. Broderip, daughter
of Thomas Hood; Minnie Warren, the
dwarf; Abigail A, Smith, tax-fghter, Glas-
tonbury, Conn. Catherine Winkworth, edi-
tor of "Lyra Germanica;" Rachel Hicks,
minister of the society of Friends; Nine.
Schneider, sister of Schubert; Fanny Bury
PaIliser, sister of Marryat: AIRS. Mary
Phelps, woman suffrage leader, Missouri;
Frau Won Kobell, president Bavarian Wo-
mans association; Mrs. Watts Sherman, lit
terateur, New York; Nine. CoIbran, widow
of Rossihi; Catherine E. Beecher; Nine.
Hahnemann, widow of the founder of ho-
moaopathv.
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Alfred Wigsn, English actor: Samuel
Phelps, English tragedian; George V. Bow
ers, comedian, New York; William NibIo,
New York; II. j. Montague, New York; Ar
thur Cheney, Boston: Mrs. Sidney wilkins,
New York: Mrs. Frost Ihorne, New York
Henry Willard, manager, New York: Kate
Laura Earl; William S. Fredericks, PhiIa-
delphia; Nine. Benjamin, New York James
w. Norris, Philadelphia; john S. Norton,
New York; Henry Cunningham, New York;
Frank McVicker, Boston; Charles Mathews,
London; Mary Wells, New York; j. f.
Noyes, New York.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-09

The Rev. John Phillip Adolph Niemeyer,
st. Louis; Col Ruestow, military author,
Zurich, Switzerland; Count Theodore
Radetzky, Austrian general; John h.
Mortimer, actor, San Francisco: Gus
tave Mach, president French Savings
bank. San Francisco: Z. L. Hill, Bos-
ton agent of Chicago, ST Paul d Milwaukee
railroad: w. p. Fox, geologist, Iowa; f. b.
James, iron-worker. Cincinnati: DR.. G, r.
Goodman. Philadelphia; Eva Bangs, actress,
Detroit; Edwin L. Goodwin, city clerk, New
Britain, Conn: Arthur Moves, insurance
agent, st. Louis: the Rev. John Marpies, To-
ronto: Prof. Christine, ex assistant super1n-
tendent of schools, s.. Louis: Moses A.
wheelock, president New York stock ex-
change: Theodore Won Jasmund, editor De-
troit VoAEs5iltt. Ellen Mccall, actress, New
York
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James Ash, Mount Vernon, O., 100 years
g months; Lomer Griffin, Lodi, o., log;
Phoebe Coleman, Chicago, 119; Polly Sher-
man, Marshfeld, Mass, 102; Angela Podesta-
Odeta, Cincinnati, 100; Margaret Birming-
ham, New York, 100: Dell Noblett, Whining
ton, Del, 100; Mrs. Mary Mer-
neane Washington, D. c., los; John
Mccoy, Boston, 1885, Larkin Turner, Geor-
gia, ITO; Ellen Kennedy, Chicago, LOG;
Patience Banks, jackson. Mich, l05; Peter
Hammond, Geneseo. ILL.,. 102; Michael Con
nors, Cincinnati, 112; William Neyan, New
York, 102; Lancaster Hodges, Maine, LOG.
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George D. Rowley, English ornithologist
Edward Collins Stone, principal of Ameri.
can asylum for deaf and dumb, Hartford
Conn; the Rev. DR.. j. q. Blair, principal Of
West Virginia State normal school: Johann
Georg Kohl, German traveller and historian;
Prof. John Il. Raymond, Yassar college
Prof. Baxter, Harvard college; Prof. II. w.
Bache, United States coast survey; Prof
Joseph O. Pyatt, Pennsylvania institution
for the deaf and dumb: Prof. w. s. Wad-
dell. university of Georgia; DR.. Au-
gastus Heinrich Petermann, German
ceographer; Prof. westergaard. Dan
ish orientalist; Jacob f. Huber, Wes-
Ieyan university; J, Amadee Berry,,
university Of Pennsylvania; The Rev. Lem
uel Chase, vice-president Jubilee college, Iii
nois; John P. Gordon, inventor Of the
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Prof. f. w. Hunt, ex-editor North liner
ican Journal of Homeopathy; Prof. Kari
Rokitawsky, physician and anatomist
Vienna DR.. Edmund Il. Peaslee, surgeon
New York; DIR. M. G. Potter, professor oil
anatomy, Buffalo Medical college; DR.. Alex
ander Clinton, New York: Prof. Albert
Smith, Peterboro, N. r.; Prof. John Brain,
erd, homeopathic, Cleveland, o.; DR.. Cor
nelius Boyd, Washington, d. c.: DIR. Franci:
G. Smith, Medical University of Pennsyl
vania DR.. C. V. Dyer, Chicago DIR. james
Z. Steel, surgeon, New York; DIR. James G
Aver, Massachusetts DIR. Claude Bernard
Psychologist, Paris: DIR. Miliiien, Lord By
ron's last physician.
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Commodore William F. Spicer, U. S. NJ;
Admiral Hoff, q. S. N. Rear-Admiral Pauld-
ing, u S. n; Sir Hastings Reginald Yelver-
ton, lord high admiral, English navy; Com
modore Charles H. jackson, U. S. NJ; Com
modore William G. White, U. S. N; Admi-
raj Edward Stanley, English navy; Rear Ad
miral James Kawstone, English navy; Com
modore r. F. Pinkney, q. N. Commodore
John II. Graham, IT, S. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-16
-Y0N',S
.xEyygEzsIsgEsssN, ,zEagEEn
KA'TIrHAIRON, ,
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

had been entircy ball for several years, con-
Et,tuliona', 7 suppose. used few bottles of
kathgron an, to lay great surprise, have thick
srosth of young hair.
cor. JOHN l.. TORRANCE, L. s. A.
J. every important respect the ksthairon is ahso-
hitely Incompatible. 1t is uneqaaled
|. To Cure Badness.
.. To Restore Gray Har.
). To Remove D,niruE
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
EEAR IN NIIND.--The Kathsirun Ia
otia&y paste of sulphur and sugar-oflead, to paint
and daub the hair and paralyze tho brain. 1t is
a pure aul lmpii vegetable lotion, intended to re-
noze the hair by natural growth anil refrigeration
1t is spleuli'lv pcrfume1, au the most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's gentlemans
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons K.thairon
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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C,.s0f Cry Nevada, September I, 1879.
Ou af'r the 3bo,e late al work done d, the iray-
lnc1 VI CArst City VI. ~ :nArgsI tnr follows to wit
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These Reprints selections they give the srgi-
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he passed the coach the Countess
started, passed her hands over her
eyes, and then looked forth in
tently.
"Great Heavens" she mnrmured,
"what does all this mAen? l have
seen that man before; was it not n
dream, thcn?"
With wild, heart rcnding shrek
she broke away from her friends,
and sprung from the carriage. By
this time the criminal had been
forced to knccl down before the
platoon of soldiers, and IL bandagc
was being placed over his eyes.
Breaking like a tigress through the
barrier, the Countess dartcd for
ward and tore the landker-
chief from the doomed mans face,
then, gazing at him for an instant
with y iixedncss absolutely appal-
ling, she cried:
"Pierrc Dullcm, is it thou?
Heaven be praised We mcot ngain !"
Then, without palsing, she crossed
quickly to the commanding officer,
and asked in an excited voice, as
he to dic?" Z
"fIo is; spare yourself the
trouble, for no cntreaties can
save him, thief and murderer
that hc is"
"Savc him-save him. she
shrickcd historically. 0, leave
him to my mercy, and you. shall
see how l will serve him r.
"Firc!" cried tho commanding
officer.
a vollcy of musketry echoed
around the walls OF Paris, and over
u dozen bullets riddled tho heart of
Duhcm.
avenged Avenged !"the Count
ess murmured, as sho fell into the
arms Of her friends, and then from
her lips poured n stream ofcrimson
blood. Hcr dreams and her life
were over.
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HoW 10 Keep Cool.

Sit on Il cake of leo and try to
counterfeit the expression Of an
Esqulamaux dog in n similar
position.
Leave off your vest and scarlet
suspcndcrs, and csconcc yourself
in the breezy solitudcs of COM
modious dustcr.
Sleep on the roof of Il piazza, and
gaze upon the trembling star
while the south winds wait to r
intoxicated soul the amorous I IL
lings Of the tom-cat. "
Go out in tho woods with a prct-
ty girl, and allow her to fan tho
mosquitoes off your noble brow.
Sit on a book agent--he is the
coolest animated thing known.
Pour cold water down your
back.
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aRRITdL AND DEPARTURE
or THE NAILS

VI tLs 4tsAAss>'
Clarksburg-daily except Sandays.-leaves
Weston at 8 A. M-arriyes nj ! 7. VI.
praxton Court llouse-daily except Sun.
dnys-arriycs Al Weston by 5:an ?. ~, and
leaves Weston same day at gao ?. N.
C,Ienville-ieases Hes,on at I a. NJ. on
yondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays-arrires
a,5P II Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sa.ur-
days. u,,
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Sa,ardays-leavcs
Weston 2 r ". same days.
Phllippi-arrires at Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays at o ?. M.-leaves Weston Wednes-
day and Saturdays at I A. n. -,
Mount Pleasaut-ieaves Weston Mondays
and Thursdays at 7 A.M.-arr'ves Tuesdays
and Fridays by.6!P.M ..s . ,v
West Union-arriyrs Mondays at P. NJ
leaves Weston Tuesdays At I A. ~:
Sand Fork-onec a week-leaves Weston
Mondaysat Q A. M.-airives Mondays at >
~ Pmdes having mail to go should
bring ito tbs, dliee half an hourbefofc the
departure ofithe tnaiis. ! = tE :
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Baron Rothchilti's Marims.

Attend carefully to details of
your business.
Consider we'll, then decide posi-
lively.
Daro to do right. Fear to do
wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight lifo's battle bravcly, man
fully.
Go not in the society of the VIC
ious.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injure not another's reputation
or business.
Join hands only with tho virtu-
Gus.
Keep your mind from evil
thoughts.
Lie not for any consideration.
Make few acquaintanccs.
Never try to appear what you arc
not.
Observe good manners.
Pay your debts promptly.
Question not the veracity OF Il
friend.
Respect the counsel Of your par
cnts.
Sacrifice money rather than prin-
ciplc.
Touch not, taste not, handle not
intoxicating drinks.
Use your leisure time for i'm
provcment.
Venture not upon tho threshold
Of wrong.
Watch carefully over your pas.
sions.
'Xtend to every one u kindly sal
utation.
Yield not to Encouragement.
Zealously labor for the right.
And SUCCESS is certain.
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WEST VA. UNIVETRSlY

Nine departments Of study textbooks
furni.hed at cost, calendar arrangcd.'o suit
teachers; expenses for one year ftom sl75
10 Sa0O non-sc -scctarisn, liberal, thorough.
Fall Term begins September Sd, 1870.
ss.For catalogue md other Information,
apply to the President, J. R. Thompson,
Morsantown, Wsavay ,s 1851 ss
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TAINTED I'Wo.

to place q bottle OF the sAm3 III
every persons hand--price twenty
five cents; no cure no pay"
Therefore, tho long-leggcd chap,
who pulled the doorlcll on John r.
street tho other day, had nono Of
that timidity i'll its bearing which
characterizes rag-buyers, lightning
rod men and solicitors for the fire
sufferers. He had good thing
and he knew it. When the door
opened, and n hard-ieaturcd wo-
man abont forty years Of age, COLI
frontcd him, lie pleasantly went to
business and asked:
"Madam, is your husband ever
troubled with the catarrl?"
"Can 4 man who has been dead
seven years be troubled with the
catarrh?" she grimly replied.
"But the children arc liable 10 he
attacked any hour Of this season."
lie remarked.
"Whose children?
"Yours, madam"
II never had any, sir! What
brought you here, anyway? Why
do you come asking these qucs.
tions?'
"Madam, | have compounded u
remedy for the eatarrh. 1t is Il
good thing. I'll warrant it to
knock any case fcatarrh sky-high
in less than five minutes"
Well, sir, what is all this to mc?''
"Why, madam-wlly-" lie
stammered.
"Do look as If + noodc,l any Ca
tarrh rcmcdics?" she demanded, as
she stepped out on tho platform.
"Madam, l would not for the
world have you think that |
thought you had tho catarrh. but |
suppose the fair and lovely can bc
attacked us well as tho brave aud
strong
"And what have got to do with
all that rigmarole? Who arc you,
sir, and what do you want?"
"Madam," he whispered, taking
down one step, l have u compound
remedy for the catarrh."
"Whose catarrh, sir?"
"Madam, l am isclling my Ca
tarrh-"
"Whcrc is your catarrh-whero
is it?" sho interrupted.
He got down on tho second step.
and softly began:
"Madam, l have n sure euro for
thc'catarrh, and I am selling lots
Of it."
"Well, what do I caro-? Must
you ring my door bell, and tell me
that you are selling lots of catarrh
medicine~
aIIe got down on the walk, clear
Of tho steps, and he tried 10 lock
beautiful around the mouth as hc
explained: lin =,
aMadam, didn't I ask youifyour
husband was over troubled with CT.
tarrh?"
ayes, sir and didn't I reply that
hc was dead2 Do Sou wantto see
his grave?"
"No, madam, ], do not. Pm sorry
he's dead, but my catarrh remedy
can't help him my. Good bye,
madam"
"Here, sir, hold on a minute |"
she called; what was your business
with mc2"
"Why, l have Il remedy for tho
catarrh."
"so you said before"
II asked you if you didn't want
to purchase and"
"You arc a falsifier, sir-you
never asked me to purchase"
"Do-you-want-a-bottle%'ho 'ho
slowly asked.
"Yes, sir; give mo two of them;
here's my money! Next time you
want to sell your catarrh remedy,
don't begin to talk about the dis.
covery of America by Columbus.
Here you've bothered me fifteen
minutes and put all my work be-
hind, and its good for you that |
didn't bring tho broom to the
door"
He retreated backward through
the gate, his left ego sluinted up
and his mouth open. He shut tho
- ~ "a I ls,ll -.
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Find out what men laugh at and
you know exactly how refined and
intelligent they arc.
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VOL. XIII
Local Directoy.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Assessor Jst UlSLlct JolN NEI.
a Cd Z" GEO. FISHER.
Goa9Gdo9Ss
Court House District.
G. ". Turner and P. Dargan.
Frecmaa's Greek District.
Wm. Hall and WV. Wood
Hackers Greek District.
NJ -McWnorter and D. X. Swisher.
Collins Settlement District.
S.B. Smith and W. X. Wilson.
Skin Creel: Diariet.
WV. Chidcster and W G. MoWhorter
HOLDING OF COURTS.
ClveWyt Courts.
Lewis, sOsh Of February and August
Gilmcr, 11th Of March and Goth Sept.
Upshur, 25th Of May and 5th lDec.
Preston. 22d Of March and 81 October
Randolph, llth Of May and 23d Nov,
Tucker, 10th Of April and Oct. 81.
Barbour, April 20 and November I'd.
Webster, 10th Of June and 6.L Sept.
Braxton, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, 3Oth May and 30th October
Calhoun, 29th Of May and 10th of Oct.
GowMtN Sowvts.
T,ewis. Monday In February,
April. June, August, October and
December-the June and October
torms for fiscal and police business
only.
Gilmcr.-Sccond Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
December.
Upshur. Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
recember.
Braxton.-Firs. Tuesday in January
March. May, July, September and
| November.
Webster. Fourth Tuesday in Fobrua-
ry, April, June. August, October
and December.
ullloun.-Four,h Monday in Februa
ry, March, June. August, Scptem.
ber and November.
TOWN OFFICERS.
!layor-G. A. Jackson.
Rec0rler-I,. II. Wood.
.Ahlermen-la Ward-John Shea.
ID IItnd-Wm. Mcbride.
Sd ITtard-Jacob Schmitt.
III Hard Joseph A. Watson.
!smunt.-J. s. Wilkinson.
SDeIagI23.
A,F.kA. M.-Stated colamuuit itlt MS
Of Weston Lodge No 10, A. z. and A. NJ,
will be held on The First and Third Mon.
days OF every month.
80 ". G. BENNETT, ": H.
J.J. PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEW.-Staird communications oi
jackson Lodge No. 30, A. F. and a. VI i,
viii lie held in their Hail, in June Lew, on
the second Saturday In each month.
'' ISAAC JACKSON, ". "
". D. CAnrEa, Sec =,
81, Loscph's q. T. 4. y. 'Soc,eir.-Slated
meetings are held on the frat Sabbath IN er-
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Prest.
4. ]. SiursoS, Secretary.
CHURCHES
NJ. f. Church, Rev. S. E. Jones, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath: Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
II, A. Barnes, Superintcndcnt-erery Sun
dav At 2 o'clock, 7. ".
Prcsby teran Church, Rev. George u.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath ScloOl-Wm l.. Dun
niny,on, Superiutcndent-every Sunday a,
. o'clock, a. N.
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every first and third Sundays
at II ami 10 A. ~, and ?. u. Sabbath
Sehool-Jacob Schmit., superintendent
every Sundar at o'clock, ?. N.
Eniscopal Church-atiended occasionally
by The Rev. Mr.. Wood, Of Clarkshnrg.
Bantis, Church, Rev. JOHN S. Fisher, Pas
tor. Preaching every second Sabbath In
each month. Prayer meeting every Tues
day night. ~ ~ c
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10 o'clork
Sunday School-George 7. Jones, Superin-
iondent-erery Sunday at o o'clock.
Colored N. X. Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
O'Clock. Sunday School Charles Ice, ST.
perintcndeu,-every Sunday n. 2 O'Clock,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

During the past year the exports
OF brcad-stufs from the United
States exceeded those ofcotton and
tobacco combined.