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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-02
To Miners and M:i Men.

Centennial 10 Stamp Quartz Mill and 10 acre
OF Land fOr sale or lease at a bargain.
For terms inquire of Ii. s. CLARK. or q
c. ARK Il LARABIE'S Bank. ~ Ill
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A CARD.

Editor Butte Miner.
Judge Irvine, our nominee for probate
judge, having called our attention to the pub
LEGATION of what purports to he a list of de-
faulters to the government of the United
States, in which his name appears, We, the
undersigned, would here state that we believe
the same to be false and without the shadow
of truth, as his ASSOCIATION with and honora-
bic discharge from the army fully attes;.
A. E. MAYHEM,
A. II. MITCHELL,
JAS. &. SPRATT,
EDWIN B. WATERBURY,,
LEE w. FOSTER,
Jos. A. HYDE,
W. A. CLARK.
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TIES IIMON TO MAGlNNIS.
y the Major Is Regarded by Leading
Men az Washington.

\ our skeptical friends who affect to dis
I've the assertion made in these columns
Hon. Martin Maginnis stands high in
Estimation of leading statesmen at Wash
PA, who are unwilling to concede that
success of his labors in the national cap
Is directly attributable to his popularity
influence with the leading men of the
and who would have us believe that any
+even Sanuers-who represents Montana
e seat of government would enjoy equal
ities for procuring needed legislation for
|terrilory, we beg 10 submit the following
monials of the respect with which our
delegate is regarded by Senator Bayard,
Fesentatlve Blackburn, and numberless
RS whom We could mention were it neces-
LETTER FROM SENATOR BAYARD.
sITED STATEe SENATE CHAMBER.
WASHINGTON, d. C., June 4, 1879.
Dear Mr. Maginnis:
Fead last night the beautiful address you
e on the occasion of decorating the graves
ur dead soldiers. 1t is full of generous,
lEand true emotions, which find a charm
Expression in the %elOquence and poetry OF
orator. My only fault with it is the
ched shape in which it is printed in the
attfcan. 1t is well worthy of the best
and paper, and when it appears in that
r must get you to send me a copy to
with the mementoes of the men l ad-
made a speech once that was UeN
yea, and | send you a copy.
Yours sincerely,
Il. +. BAYARD.
ENDID TRIBUTE FROM HON. JOE BLACK
BURN.
act from the Grafton of Hon. Joe Black
BURN, of KY, on the occasion of the ded-
cation of the Confederate cemetery at
fredericksburg, Nd, June Is, 1877:
fer speaking of the bitterness which had
acerized SO many of the addresses made
pc North on Decoration Day of that year,
especially of Gen. Keller, at Arlington,
eloquent keutuckian went OH to say:
But 1t speaks we'll for the patriotism of
north and the welfare of the Union-tliat
all the FIVE hundred or more speeches
'ered on that day, the only one that at
ed the attention of the whole country,
received the COMMUNICATION Of the press,
mat of Major Maginnis, of the far distant
nory of Montana, a gallant Union soldier
through the war, and now a delegate IN
House of Representatives, and one of the
men who can command the attention OF
body. That it was patriotic, generous,
Et, and manly, goes without saying to all
who know the man. But more. 1t was
Of the most beautiful things that this
on of flowers has produced. Smooth as
pile, clear and hmpid IS a mountain
an, aud chaste as Il Greek classic. 1t
* the highest chord of patriotism that
0een sounded Since the war. 1t ought to
Ne model of all future Decoration Day
ches, and | freely acknowledge that i'll
tn make it the basis Of my address to
'o-day.'
----
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BUTTE, Oct. 20.

We were yesterday informed by an old
pioneer of Montana that the man is yet llv-
ing in this territory who, in 1868, soon after
the alleged Fort Uuion returns were received,
was appointed "A committee of one to "sug-
gest" to Gov. Edgerton the propriety OF sign
ing McLeau's certificate of election, and who
very delicately limited that unless such Ger
titica,e was signed the consequences Wolld
be very unpleasant, as Mr.. Plummer might
have observed if he had lived long enough.
The "committee" resides in Beaverhead
county, and his address will be furnished to
mquiring friends on application at this office.
The Parrot copper-silyer smelter already
begins TO loom up a short distance southeast
of Butte. A large amount of lumber has
been delivered on the ground and a force of
twenty men is now engaged in putting up the
framework for the buildings, which will be
three in number. The work OF construction,
in the absence of Mr.. Migeon, is under The
suneryision of DR.. Ernest Grenier, formerly
chief engineer for the Wickes Company i'll
Jefferson county. Within a very short time
it is expected to have The structures covered
in So AS to be ready for the machinery at tue
earliest possible date after the opening OF
f eightc ummuI,iration next spring.
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|enry Van Nortwick, of Toledo, Ohio,
IA friend prevailed upon me TO try an
Ply Lung Pad" and 1 obtained immediate
Fl from a racking cough. know The Pad
Pd ne. See 1dU.
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|e two inch of uow which fell on
Ffsday was absorbed into mother earth
Friday, and we are promised good weather
CAe de nocratic procession tonight.
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BUTTE, Oct. 90.
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s,abb.ng ARRAY at Jefferson

WALkEHvILLE. Oct. 20, 1850.
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70 R % r.

CA~AcKG-"suaered for ysars with eaHe.r. Had It
cut cut 'hrea timea. II returned after each operation.
Dr.. smith cured me without kulIe, ealstie or HAln.'
MR% Il. n CIRCUIT
me; could not get out Of Bad. DE- smith cured me-
After Others failed" IEPT. PHILIP
Wheoling. ". Va.
CATARRH AND DKATSEa.-"BelIsNcd ulselt In
durable seHse Of smell gone, fearful discharges,
speech Affected. d.. smith rurrd me"
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DTsPEPSA AND ULcERATEo STOMACH -"ireit-
nent for Yeas failed 10 ave me relied. Dr.. tmllh
cured me.n THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent.
,r Pr Ii1 5 Hid them i'f 5GSs'i = %SsHrI d; sSl'A
RHKunATIyN -"suGsrd ~tOrtures; joints dSiOru-
ed treated for yea1 without relsL Dr. smith
REy. HENRY Z. REpyrEtD writes: 'Dear Sit =
log from Catarrh and Lung Complaints. loH have
worked SOuderS In my Wtfs's Csse.h
RxT. nc LADo, writes s-'Dr. Smiths probes
siOnAl services In my family have been most 8 tlstAe-
tory and ! commend him 70 all a. . gentleman AndA
Sktlliul pnySeian."
MRs. AA10AREr KoLB ays:-"I had been sufer-
Ing for seven Yets and tr ated BY mary, phi Iteians
Tor Dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said l bad 4 APe-EOrn
and IA FiS-t hours removed \ monster, 100 feet long"
fKxALE oHPLsIHTs-Thrte yean In hospitals Tor
female give ne peculiar &C Tahtges In such cases.
Reuons eurSd Of CNnTumptOu, diseases OF Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, BluOt, Nervous AZ
fec ions and WsSkneases Of M-n and Youth, scT0iuIa
and Asthra testify to my success.
PILES cured without the knife.
Patients a. 4 distance may H Teatsi ny latter and
utI isetion gulrSnteed chart for Se'f examination
sent on receipt Of two three cent StAnPs, AID advice
returned fee.
N. to p. m daily. Sundays from : to s .. m. Call
on or AidIss,
y. Il. SMITH, NJ. d.,
del No. mi, Market ST., Wheelins, W. Va
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The Decenci.s oil Life.

There are many persons in the world
who, in order to screen themselves from
the charge OF extravaganza and folly, try
TO do it under the plea Of decency. These
persons will commit many acts which, II
they had true ideas of decency, they
would hesitate to psrpetuate. We think
the following are q few Of the many prac.
tees that come under the cognomsn OF
not decent:
It is not decent for q person TO make 8
show above his or her means.
It ia not decent for q person to run in
debt when be does not intend TO pay.
1t is not decent for u person TO be al
WAYS talking i'll Of his neighbors.
II is not decent to ascribe improper mo-
lives to every n we may come in con-
tact with.
1t is not decent for one to appropriate
another's pecuniaty means for his own
qualification.
Il is not decent for young people to show
no respect to the sged.
1t ia not decent to be praising yoursel!
always.
1t is not decent to keep yourself as a
show for others TO look at.
II is not decent in persons going late to-
places of amusement to incOmmode others
in various ways.
1t is not decent to starve your family by
spending your money for liquor.
1t is not decent to spend your money in
tooIishness when you have debts that
ought to be paid.
Il Is not decent to cheat your neishbor
because you have q little more knowledge
than he Ia possessed OF.
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Are you disturbed al night aud broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
CRYING with the ~excruciatine pain OF cut
ting tseth2 II 90, go at once and get Q
bottle 81 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depeud upon 1t; there Is nc
mistake rbout It. There is not q mother
on earth who has ever used It who will not
tell you at ones that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the neither, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. It Ia perfectly safe to use in
ali cases, and pleaaaut to the taste, and is
the prescription Of n Of the oldest and
best female physicians and rurces In the
United States. Full directions for using
viii .Gcompaay each bottle. None genuine
unlesS he fac-simile OF Curtis 4 Perkins %
ON the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents = bottle.
Beware Of limitations. GSsH
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The symptoms arc moisture, like persPi'
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as il pin worms were crawling
in and aboutthe rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed TO COR
tinue, very serious results may follow.
'.Dr. Swayne's All.Healing Ointment" Is a
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, lien,
Salt Rheum, scald Head, Erysipeias, Bar-
bers' Itch, Blotches, all scsly, Csusty, Gu.
taneous Eruptious. Price 80 cent?, .
boxes for 81 Is. Sent by mail to any sd-
dress on receipt OF price in currency, or
three-cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold By ell prom
inent druggists.
STayne's Pills sre the best for all bilious
disorders. NwF4w
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CHICAGO. December 14.-Fiour dull and
unchanged. Wheat III ltair demand, but AT
lower rates; No. 2red winter 81 DINO. 2 Chi.
cago spring 81 02 cash: 81 OK January
81 O3xal O3K February No, 3, S7assc. Corn
dull, ard prices a shGie Logger ut SaKc CASH
SsXc January; 40Hc +, hruary; 44Hc May,
lats dull; weak and lower at S2hc cash
32%c January; 32Hc February; 36x May.
Rye steady and UNCHANGED. Barley strong
aud higher at 81 l6al II. Pork dull, and
prices a shade lower at 81 so new; old SlS %
cash; Sll 75all so December; S3l a5al1 9k
January; Sl3 lOal3 lyh February. Lard
duli. aud pnGssa shads Lover at - 30 cash
IS IS January; IS 47Has 50 February. Bulk
meats dull and tending downward; shoulders
81 20: short rib So IS; clesr 81 ". Whisky
steady aud unchanged ST. Il.
Toe following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
Is: reported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. LEO Main street.
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~Gntaliqernar



"Four tHs, I, q. CT only tbrseT"
sad 8 siTsIul housewife, musinglv;
az viii look again al n recipe"
she whipped her batter, % smooth and thia,
And ,mpliSi It into the buttsTCd tin;
IhTso tEp, not four, had she put theFein.
The fourth she laid on the cupboard shell;
but out from the sorneF peePed 40 eli,
Who r0ughiAhly laughed to her little sell
A chubby girl Of the age Of three,
no scFupled not, when the coIit was Tree,
To take the tgs for her pFopsfty.
Weary and sore that very day,
A tramp wa paSsirg GllrS tRA! way
And he said what tTAnPs art wont 10 Say.
The eh'll was touched at hi, hungry plight,
so shs drew fI0m htr apron The eES ~ Shitei
And aid: ''COok this for your tn tonight"
But IO' as be tossed on his bed Of hay,
In VBHlbOnd d. cams Of better day
Eg from his pocket rolled away.
Nov a Up,eElsd hen, With yellow streaks,
Had Iat IN ~ empty nest for weeks.
ouch are, ~ tmGs, an old hens irURkl.
And all that the tnrmGr'S wife could do
V lib tTiug and duck NJ aud screaming "shoo!"
Had hIlsd with sP>cklr; she at 1t through.
Here, now, she was on her Well-R0rn nest,
When tho coming Of morning broke her lest,
+" whats thaI:' said she, a ahS rLssd her crest.
"what, that on the hay OFT there I SOes
S2g, Is I an alive" slId Ihe;
left It there lOr ms"
che rolled toward h'r the precious thing,
And hid II under her dOSny wtnG,.
To see what 4 lu .ure day would bring.
Al length came = knoek-So hi1t and small
Il scarcs vas hear on the eggs Whits vail
and the chick stepped into ne world. ThAtI AL.
Alb, no! not all Son 4 hawk sEo9ped doWn
and snAtched the feathers from Cd lI crown:
Then II was chased b. = weasel brown.
Three times into treacherouS tubs II fell,
And once dropped INTO an open we'll
It wished Il was bIck In ia Little SheL,
Full Oft old it choke till nearly dead;
A falling apricot bruised It's head
Oh, the tufbulsnt life that CHECKED led!
But It Ersv, At last, to Its full estate;
And nov you may think some high born fate,
For I thing 70 cared for, lay in wait.
But listen The eud vss a frIeLssee
Fer the jones' ChrItmAs jdbllss.
And Ihi, "a the thing that puzzles me:
Wherefore should Fortune tax, such heed
In ward 0t danger -0liy TO Iced
The J0neses win SomethtDg they didn't nGe1:
I think, III could have had my prayer,
vile would have saved this run Of care
ending ia history then and the =.
Mr.. & z. CFVRyI In 81. NehsLI.
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shnoh,s consumption care.

This is beyond question the most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine We hsrs ever sold,
q few doses invariably cure the worstc cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
its wonderful success in the cure Of Con-
sumption Is without q parallel In the his
tory Of medicine. Since Its frat discov-
cry 1t has been sold on q guarantee a u.
which no other medicine can stand. II
you have . Cough We earnestly ask YOU 70
Try It. Price 10 cts, so cts, and 81 90. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shilo6's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
SOLD by Edward Booking and O. Moenks-
moeller, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Those languid, tiresome sensations, caus-
ing you to feel scarcely able 70 be on your
feet; that constant drain that is taken
from your system all Its elasticity; driving
the bloom from your cheeks; that cor.
tiaual strain upon your vital forces, rem
deriug you irritable and iretful, can easily
be removed by the use OF that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and
distractions of your system are relieved
at once, while the special cause OF periods
cal pain Is permanently removed. Will
you heed this?-C Cincinnati Saturday Night
NWFkw
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One E.perienee rrom lInny.

IT had been sick and miserable so long
and had caused my husband so much
trouble and expense, no n seemed to
know what allied me, that | was complete
ly d~isheartened and discouraged. In this
frame Of mind / got a bottle OF Hop Bit.
tiers, and l used them unknown to my
family. l o o began to improve, and
gained SO fast that my husband and family
thought 1t strange and unnatural, but
when I told them what had helped me,
they said, "Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long
may they prosper, Tor they have made
mother well and US happy."-The mother.
Home Journal. MwF1w
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

which be al, and In 4 lhSrt time was rot
only relieved but cuTej.
BeIder. V you are suffering with Dyspep.
TIA or Liver GIss'Ie In any form, DO not wait
until the disease haI taken q fist hold upon
you, tui uJe the ReEulgtor when the syuP.
toms hnt show themselves. II has relieved
untold suffering slHMOSs LlVEB RESu-
LATOR l. not an alcoholic stimulsGir huta
PURELY VEGETABLE KEMEnf that VIII
cure when everything elIs falls. H. n iaHlt-
less family medlciHS Dies pot dtsaTranGe
the system. IL lO violent dIaAtin purge, but
natures OEn reuIedy. Tho trtend Of avery.
one, and will not dbnpphnt you, a single
trial will convince you ts1t II ID The cheapest,
puTest and BEST lamIly medicine n the World.
ASK tina recovered dJspxpties, bilious suAer;
Sry, victims Of lever and lgue, the mel nFiI
disaGad patient how they recovered iheir
health, cheerful NPirl1 and good appetite
they viii tall you Sy falling Simmons Liver
Reiulaior. Punha' eri should be eareiu! 70
SEQ thlt they yet tho Genuine, manutpCtnrsd
only by J. II zEILIS AGO. Philadelphia
Sold By ali Druggists.
de8-NWF
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CEEoSlc CONSTIPATION is not cured by
simply unloading the bowels. The medi.
cine must possess tonic, alternative and cor
rective properties. These qualities are
combined IN DR.. TUFTS Pills, and they
will permanently cure this serious disease,
and give tone to the nervous system.
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Preventative OF Malaria. Colden's Lie
bIC's Liquid Extract Of Beef Is particularly
useful when tonics are required. In diPh.
theriS, ague, mAlSriAl typhoid levers, de-
bility and every depressing disease We
have prescribed Il With excellent sueceSs.
]. Il, Leslie, N. D.; s. B. PrasOn,s, u. D.;
R. A. Vaughan, N. D.; Drs. S. L. and J.
@. Eidelet, all Of St. Louis, and many
Others. paw.
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Why do so many people We see around
US, seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for IS cts.
we will sell them Shiloh's Vltalizer, guar.
anteed to cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and @. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
W Va
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Foa UPwARDs or Thirty YxAEs Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. It coErscts aGidity OF the
stomach, relieves tcatd oohc, regulates the
bowels, cuTes dya7tsry aud diarrhe1,
whether arising from tsething or other
caasaS, An cid aud wsll-trisd remedy.
OK .~ttr a boaLs. nAE
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W. A. TIrUs, So Ashland avenue, To.
ledo, Ohio, says: "My wife ig now as
strong as ever, her regaiued health being
directly due to the use OF the Excelsior
Kidney Pad. We can heartily recommend
it to all kidney troubled persors."-See Id.
Retirement. MWPaw
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We offer you no new remedy in Denig's
Cough B,lsan. For twenty years II has
been thoroughly tried and never found
wanting, and it to-day is the best cough
remedy in the market. Cures like msgic,
pleasant to take, and only 25 cents for a
fnnr.ounCa hottle. was
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A Marvellous cure for Catarrh, DiphLhe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal In
jector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price so cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and Q. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va.
NwFkW
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.nount Of old oFderT and prices are nrm. puL
current demand Is light Risn suiet ana
St..5r Nbtfs RortS uinnAs and ouflt9 in
t.J- j:msnd- Heavy cioThinS Wooiens are
"In,sjsh SnrInv cStsimeres and Wonted
coatnys in moderate request
800 ,,nnaY and stocks.
NEW YORK DeGem =, nj 10 az nsr
Aeti'e atS Is ato"JnS n a i.s9 per cent.
Prime mercanGle PaPeL ~ = =. :, az,
ing ExcEanRe oAnAefs 0us "s0 "'
demand ~ y. -..t a. oss nm
Produce exPo[s LoI IHv w. 80 and Y
per cent lower
unltsd stAtea g Of lsh' eaPons--"-'-'.'''-"'''iS,
aeH ave eoaP ons.I
sss lou M
PSdae a ii M -i2S
p,rpo,n Roxps-Irregular on a moderate
,oIrr1a ~ brsInssS Rh9de Island u O.
sSvsncsS 4 nsF cant TO 1870. and &C 4 L G.
- 3 N 10 INN fountain (Arkar saS
s.sS1L aS,s J.clinsd az per cent 10 lO5. and
WSLiI ~ 0Sjo H,St dsb4nturrs / par cent
- *
srI-v srcrvrrrs-Markst dull and nomi-
III
I Virginia a 70
=. sep5--""-""-ioS 81 DO Jew ....-.......... SO
Louisiana Ccns0Is.--. 81 lCOnSolS:.--.. ..''".'-!.S
Tennessee q -".......-. ~ Dsierrtd."--'' '':''-..A+t
Do ns---"-..''''''- VA
~sTocKs-The market was strong IN the early
dealings and advanced 4 to 8 per cent
American Union Denver and Rio Gr1nde and
Iron Mountain leading in the upward move
msnt. THIS was followed 0ya reaction Of u
tok per cent, and later by an advance Oh 10
TX per cent.
During the afternoon speculation was IT
regular, but in tue final dealings u strong tone
pre- vailed and an advance OF y 70 S& per cent
look place, q. G. Q. 81. being most con-
spicous in the advance. AT the close mere
was a partial reaction In some cases. 81
Paul aud 0mahAshares were strong. JhePre,
ferred stock is being taken freely oy Roo9
buyers on account II M statement pteSenIeu
herewith. The Denver and Rio Granse was
active and luctuAtsd wildly, advancing 70
SIX and reacting 70 70. At times the Sasn
stock was worth Nal per cent more than
regular. from the fact that the privilege OF
subscribing to this stock and oonds e1pired 10
day. The Central Arizona opened ato1sI rnse
to tx, reacted to Sand rallied 70 Oh.
stock has become quite active and speculative
movements don't appear TO be regulated y
favOFahla feUOEtSt ON kle mines. AutTlC4u
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST V|RGIRIl VHYERSITY,

Nine depES:nGnt9 Of study; tsxtehoot1 furnished
At cost; llaldGr An1H6sd % suit teachers; ~.
psnse ips one ysGr from 9l75 20 S20Oi nen-Seo-
tAEiAn, Hb1T1, thorough. FLl tAnm beTdns Sep
tembeP LIST, 1850. Atthnd1ne0 last year from n
~ooGntiss Of West Virginia AID LrUm 8 States and Tsr-
htohe8.
aths Preddsns, J. z. Thompson. MdThubaaH,
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..save Your HAIR" Keep II BsaHtinii
The "London Hair Color Restor-
er" is the most delightful article
ever introduced TO the American
people, and is totally different
from all other Hair Restorers, be-
Ing entirely free from oil impure
ingredients that render many 9TH
er articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, OF iallinRot the
hair exists, or prematurely gray
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, its Csc will restorethe nat.
ural youthful color, and cause q
healthy growth cleansing the
sclap from all impurities, dandruf,
&c ct the same timea most pleas
ing and lasting hair dressing, ira
GRAVITY perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliRble, making 1t
an indispensable article in every
toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hal
Color Restorer. Price, 70 cents q bottle
Six bottles, a. Main Depot for the Uni
ted States. $50 North Sixth St., PhilSd'a.