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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15
ano the Best YOU Can

when | was a little boy" said gen.
tleman, one evening, Il paid visit to
my grandfather, venerable old man,
whose black velvet cap and tassel, blue
breeches and huge silver knee-buckles
hid him good bye, he drew me between
his knees. and placing his hand on my
head, said, "Grandchild, | have one
thing to say to you; will you remember
itY"
stared into his face and nodded, for
I was afraid to promise aloud.
"Well," he continued, "WHATEyER
YOU DO, Do THE BEST YOU CAN"
This, in fact, was my grandfather
legacy to me. and it has proved better
than gold. l never forgot his. words,
and / BELIEVED have tried to act upon
them. After reaching home my uncle
gave Marcus and / some wedding to do
in the garden.
twas Wednesday afternoon, and We
had laid our plans for something else,
Marcus, fretted and ill-humored at his
disappointment, did not more than half
do the work, and 1 began pretty much
like him, until grandfather's advice
came into my mind, and determined to
follow it. In a word, "did my best"
And, when my uncle came out. l shall
never forget his look of appreciation as
his eye glanced over my bed, OF the
lfourpence he slipped into my hand af-
terward, as he said my work was well
DONE Ah!I was glad and thankful
boy, and poor Marcus was left to drudge
over his bed all the afternoon. &
"a
where | had partly to earn my own way
through the course. The lessons came
hard and fast. for was not fond of
study, but grandfather's advice was my
motto, and tried to do my best As a
consequence, although | was small of
my age, and not very strong, my mother
had three offers for me before the year
was out, and one from the best mer-
chant of the village, "a place" in whose
store was considered very desirable.
When l Joined the church, tried to
do the Lords work as well as my own.
and often when have been tempted to
leave the Sunday school, or let hind
rance keep me from prayer meeting, or
get discouraged in any good thing, my
grandfather's last words. "Do the best
you can," have given me courage, and
! would again try. adf is.i .=a "a
Here, then, was the key tD this mans
character. He was considered one of
the best business men, one of the best
citizens, one of the best officers of the
tchurch, one of the best friends of the
poor, one of the bestneighbors; husband,
! father, friend; in ;ls word he is univer-
sally beloved and respected, And what
is the secret of it-all? He always tried
to dvthe best be could Let every boy
and girl take this for his motto. Acted
upon, it will do wonders for you.
b. 1t will bring out powers and capabili-
ties that will surprise and delight your
sekts and friends. = - a--.s 80
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one More Testimonial.

Il was twenty-five years since was hurt
by the falling of q tree, irjuring my back,
and at times have been unable TO dress my>
self without help, always having pain in
the small of my back, having blistefed it a
great many times and used a large number
of plasters with only temporary relief In
the spring of 1874 Il began taking E. X.
Thompson's Barosma, or Back-ache, Liver or
Kidney Cure, followed with marked benefit
j have taken six bottles, which removed the
excruciating pain. Words cannot express
what i have suffered. 4 have not been as
well in twenty years. The Barosma is worth
more than gold, and | take pleasure in testify
ing TO its merit l9di ~ /. W. LIGHT.
? 7aG Breakdown, Oherrytree township.
Prepared ny E. K. Thompson. Titusville. Pa.
: Price 81 90 per bottle, at druggists. fa
,. FS- For sale at Patterson's. id sepS ct
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15
TRYING ON a Bonnet.

A New Haven gentleman, whose bus
'iness keeps him up late at nights, was
persuaded to do millinery errand for
his wife the other night, and as result
stumbled up the front stairs at about
O'Clock in the morning with brand-new
bonnet held carefully under his arm in a
tissue paper. AS soon as he turned on
the gas his better half rubbed open
her eyes and drowsily inquired:
"You-forgot my-bonnet. didn't
your"
mo, didn't. Here's the business"
"0hl is it" and that woman sprang
up and ripped the wrappings off in a
jiffy and, Stating her nightcap into the
corner. adjusted the new purchase care
fully on her head. "How do you like
it? It's becoming, isn't it?"
Madam" responded the husband, "the
bonnet certainly is becoming, but, some
how, the remainder your costume
don't jibe. Your dress, if may call 1T
such, has too much Hamburg edging and
not enough oyerskirt. think you need
little knife pleating and couple ex-
ira ruffies-"
20, you horrid-.
"And then, too, that bonnet has too
much color for the rest of the tout en-
semble, if / may borrow from the
French" -.....--
"You hateful. I'll throw the thing out
of the window if you don't tell me just
how it looks, so there"
That's what I'm trying to do, my
dear. The bonnet looks immense In
your present costume you couldn't fail
to make bit ON the street and just as
like as not land in the police station. l
should think some miliner had hired the
statue of Queen Zenobia for a dummy
to show off her goods" -, --.,. -..-.
Dummy, dummy, did you -say?A FH
let you know I'm no dummy;" and she
sat on the edge of the bed and lectured
and lectured and lectured until the de-
luded man had been hnmmed to sleep
by the monotony of her voice. But she
didn't take that bonuet off. She went
and rugged herself up in the best duds
she had, and when he awoke in the
morning she was promenading about
the room trying the effect by posing in
attitudes before the mirror. .--.-.--I
-[Nev Haven Register.
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POETRY.
TWO GATES

Open the East Gate how,
And let the day come in;
The day with unstained brow,
Untouched by care or sin.
For her we watch and wait,
Wait with the birds and dew;
Open the Eastern Gate,
And let the daylight through.
Uplift the daily toll,
With brain as fresh and clear,
Strong hands that have no soil
And heart untouched by fear.
Marching unto thy noon,
Marching unto thy rest,
When shadows lengthen, soon
Comes calm and peaceful rest.
Open the Western Gate,
And let the daylight go,
In pomp of royal state,
In rose and amber glow.
1t is so late, 50 late,
The birds sing sweet and low;
Open the Western Gate,
And let the daylight go.
Lay down thy daily toll,
Glad of thy labor done,
Glad of the nights assoil,
Glad of thy wages won.
With hearts that fondly wait.
With greatful hearts 'aglOw.
Pray at the Western Gate,
And let the daylight go.
Pray at the Eastern Gate.
For all the day can ask;
Pray at the Western Gate,
Holding thy finished task.
It waxeth late, so late,
The night falls gold and gray;
But through life's Western Gate
Dawns Life's Eternal Day.
iris.-, - -[MARY A. BARR
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He Had il Fifteen Years.
Crawford county, Pennsylvania:

Crawford county, Pennsylvania:
Personally came Thomas Collins, before
me, justice of the peace in and for said
county, who, being duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says: That he is resident
of Titusville. Pa, aged 30 years: that he has
had the Rheumatism for the past fifteen years
and great part of the time unable to work;
| am now using Wilson's Lightning Remedy
for Rheumatism, and feel an immediate relief
on the taking Of each dose
THOMAS COLLINS.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day of April. 1880. ]. B. D. CLARK,
For sale at Pattersons, sepS ct JP.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15

THE election of Bookwalter is claimed
with the same confidence which has
characterized the election claims of fsthe
Democracy for the last twenty years :
9. J., that Of Bishop. Hancock, and the
Hamilton county delegates to Congress.
That party seems never to have discov-
cred 1T is easier to tell who is Governor
after election, Assertions and bets are
familiar Democratic. arguments, which
wsyfaring man, though very much q
fool can comprehend.--(Cin. Gaz.,o s,a 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15

SioG AEADAoHE, Nervous Headache, Head
ache from sour stomch, are all cured by DR..
METrAUR's HEADACHE AND DYsPEPsIA Pills.
Price 25c. fsep
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PILES! NO CURE! No PAY!

Persons suffering with Piles-no matter
how long or how badly-can he cured by
calling on me at the National Hotel, Sept.
26th, Oct. 24th, &c. No cure no pay. No
cutting No tying. No pain: No detention
from labor. No operation on piles while pro-
truding A radical and permanent cure guar
anteed. Over 10000 operations and not a
single failure to cure Fistula Fissum, Ulcer
alton, &C., successfully treated Consulta
ton free.
@ 8 3ms) THos. J. KIsNER NJ. D.
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ll45- Don't forget that Piso's Cure FOR
Consumption is warranted TO do all that
is promised in the directions, given with
each bottle. Always kept in stock by
Wells & Dent, Bridgeport, o. (2Stf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15

Nervous HEADACHE, Periodical Headache,
Neuralgia Headache, are cured by DIR. MET
TAUg's HRADAoBg AND DYSPEPSIA PILLs.
Price 25c. fsep
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choice s Extracts from DrusgIsts.

I'VE know the value of malt, hops, callisay;
and iron composing Malt Bitters.'i q IN
Our lady customers highly praise them
Physicians prescribe them in this towp.
'TLe largest bottle and best medicine
y Best blood purifier on our shelves.
= 'Our best people take Malt Bitters.'
'Sure cure for chills and liver diseases. fs(
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MORAL.

The boys went back to school next day,
And, as they went, they sung, did they
We'll join class in algebra;
But we'll not learn to. Hee, Haw. Hey
KATE FooTE, in n. Y. Ind.
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~ Wells & Dent, Bridgeport, sell the
best cough medicine. They have conf
dence in it, and are willing to refund
the money If it does no good. Ask for
Piso's cure for consumption. Price 25c.
and $l.00.
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WANTED-5 500 Babies Ferren's
Gallery to have their pictures taken
Don't put it off until it is to late; catch
the shadow ere the substance fades
During the fair call on Ferren and he
will catch them for you.
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Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

INAYIOR.-Al persons OF family name ol
l. TAYLOR will receive interesting and Val.
uable Information by sending sddressi to
KIRK TAYLcR. Jersey City. n,
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. E. Q. VESTS NERVE AND HRAIN TREAT
MENr; "a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Uon.
vusions, Nervous Headacne, Mental Depres-
siop. Loss Of Memory Spermstorrhea. Impo-
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indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
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ceved by us for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
ten gusranlee to return the money if the treat
ment does not elect euro. Guarantees issued
by JANNEY u CO., Druggists, Ale1andris,
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| ". l m. , M. 8 m. lyn
FerOcity of u Cow.

A terrible affair happened sbaut noon Oh
Tuesday 10 the Eleventh wsrd. which. if not
fatal in its effecIs. is oertaioly as near as it
could be. The victim was William j. Smith.
About week ego ho purchased blooded
milch COW, which was understood aud repre-.
sented to be perfectly gentle. The next morn.
ing he led her out OF the stable aud tied her to
a small tree IN the orchard iuss back of
his house. His it,ls child, about six years
old, Was standing few tect away at tie time,
aud alter securing tho animal MIR. Smith turned
to 20 back to the stable. AS be did he heard
the rope snap, and turulu2 So" that the COW
had broken loose and was making for his Child
at full speed and with evil 10 her ego. He
sprADg between them 10 an instant, apd was
Immediately knocked TO the ground ty the ius
iu.i.ted brute, which seemed to be perfectly
maddsned, and lurued oil her fury upon her
master. She gored him With her horus. one
of which is but stub, and trod upon him with
all four feet. evidently wanting to kill him. He
seized hor By tho bridlo TO which the rope was
attached. but it was impossible to hold her.
She was 90 bis breast With al four fset,
aud these who saw her say she sprang up
and down as a deer would do. and made
that peculiar believing noiso which is
O sure slG0 or Dtute aCger. lWo or
threo you1g men were in the pexa YR1d
and their attention Wss first called to the
trouble by the crias of the women folks,
who had seen the unequal combat. They rushed
to the scene at once, and sezing some heavy
boards near by struck the COW violent blows on
tho head and nose, aud fosIly beat her OF and
compelled her to leave the unfortunate man, who
WAS in pitlsble condition.
Mr. Smith was able TO got up and walk to the
birp, few steps away, but WIS ut once tsken to
the house and DR. Seymo lr Young sent fpr. who
arrived ehurtly after and dressed mis- wounds as
best he could, though by that time Mr.. Smith
was completely prostrated and unable to surn
over on his bed, His clothes had been torn from
his body, which was literally one mass of hor-
rible wounds, Ss he had, while under the nni-
msl though. 10 save himself somewhat by turn.
ing over sud both the back and front parts of
bis person were equally Injured 1t would bo
impossible to describe the full extent Of the in.
jurie5, bu. the worst included gssh tour inches
loUg across the THROAT which laid bare the wind
pipe. another Elk inches long extended from the
right temple above the ear and down toward the
throat. from which the horn verged just in time
to escape tearing out the jugulsr vein. Both
hands, both feet and both ankles were trsmpled
and bruised, and his back was terribly hurt. He
stated thst he felt that his worst injuries were
the internal Ones Mr.. Smiths act was brave
and prompt one. and it is only too probable Iha.
he purchased the life Of his boy al III cost of his
oWn.-SaH Lake Tribune
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BRODEKS d CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old Whiskeys
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Orders promptly attended to, and con.ign
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INOR KENT
FA HstE G6DsSESS.

- hoV rs in Kid, Berlin, Lale Thread, Silk
- ana L;ce, showing sli the newps. shatcs
LOT =! inc Seascn; aieo new assor:,ncn. Of Lace
Miits' Price 23c. 6Oc, IS, and 81 rs por psir.
Corse:3 N g.! the lending styles, pcIfsct u, a,
snd Aniah' Prices soc to s. 20 per pair.
Underwear Special a.tcntion ia called To the
Jarge sss0r.m2n. for Ladies' Gants. Mis:na
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ssm@r aad Spmmer MerinO; cleo sre exbihjtiny
acho!c9 assortment of l. ,dies' Undergsr!nc:,s
OF oVeFy description, Cnemlses. Drawers, Night
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Linen and Silk Hsndkerchiefs-Sus
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:, Hdging4 ID STiss, Hamburg, Nainsook, Cora
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E!Gamie Patent Bosom, reinforced and
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GGrn!:ntGWl shetland and Ss1ony WooI
Lephyf WoTssed in oil Coiors, silks. Canvass &c
L'sckWSar-A! s!i times the collection will
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= In' Gispey OF Cl7udert. ths best Scarf ever
ln"ae lof neA; also Gorcian, Floror, L'audsce
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ NOTICE.-Having taken out Letters of Ad-
~ ministrston on the eslste of K. FRED.
ERICK MELCaOIK. decd, I hereby give
notice to sill persons indebted TO said estate to
come forward snd settle their accounts, and all
persons having claims against said estate to pre-.
sent them, duly authenticated, for pay msnt.
SOPHIE MELCHUIK,
Administrative of K. +. Melcauir decd.
Mr. M. BU5SART, Fairfax street. is duly
authorized to receive and receipt for any monies
due to my late husband, K. f. Melchor.
Sophie MELCHOIR,
jy6-w4w Administrstri,
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At McBURNEY's STORE exoursiouists caa get
anything they oeed 10 the line of PICKLES,
LUNCH AND PoTrED MEATS, SARDINEs, CON-
DIMENTs, CONFECTIONERY, &C.
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w. B. w .ADDEY
OFFICIAL NOTIGES,
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

~ oAAOn ~ Jill LA IA 1hhS.
Collectors Office,
Room T, Market Building, :
Alexandria, Va, June 1881.
Fotice is hereby given that the tax bills due
for 1881 sre now in our hands fo- collection, and
the attention of all parties interested ia respect.
fully called to the following extract from the
Revenue Bill of that yosr:
Upon sll bills paid in full by the lst day or
July, 1881. the Collectors Of Taxes shall allow e
discount Of 10 per cent, and on all bills paid by
the lst day OF August, 1881, they shall allow /.
discount OF b per cent and All bills not paid on
the ID day of December, 1881, there shall be as
sessed and collected penalty of five per cent
upon the amount of said bills, and on all bills
remaining unpaid on the 1st day of June, 1882,
shall be paid"
~ Office hours during the discount period
from 3. m. to = p. m.
JOHN T. HILL Collector N. Dis.
s. Z. FIELD. Collector s. Dis.
je25-tA1
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerk Office of the
Circuit Court of The city Of Alexandria, on
the 9th day OF June, 1881.
Charles s. Taylor. sr., complainant against
John st. Clair Brookes, administrator of VIM.
r. Dennis, deceased, and others, defendants.
In chancery.
Memo. The object of this suit is 10 procure
decree for the sale Of the real estate OF which
William r. Dennis died seiz d End possessed, to
pay allowed debts against said decedent
Tho defendants. j. Harris Forbes and Fannie
l.. Forbes, his wife. Charles Ladd and Susan l..
Ladd. his wife, Frank +. Presstmsn, Elizabeth
U. ColtmAn, Wm. j. Bowen aud Lucy j. Bow
en-, his wife, Lewis Grammar and Mary w Gran
nan, his wife, George K Dennis, james Pitts,
Barton Pitts, John U. Dennis. Jsues U. Den
mis-, Francis a. Dennis, Samuel f. Dennis,
Henry Page and Virginia U. Psge, his wife,
not having entered their appearance and
it appearing By an affidavit that they are not
residents Of this State it is ordered that the SAID
defendants appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit
and that copy of this order be forthw in
serted in the Alexandria Gszette, q newspaper
published in the city Of Alexandria, once week
Tor four successive weeks and posted at the
front door OF the Court House of this city.
copy, test:
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
Jonn NJ johnson. p je24-w4w
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MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT JAR
cheap at MCBUaNtY
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s@ Ask your druggist tor COPY of "Y ouug
Mems Friend" "-and real il
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SEERsUCKERs AND INDIA LINERs.-Just
opened new LOT, Very chssp, at |. EICaBERG's.
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Beeswex aod salt Will make your rusty fit
irons as clean and smooth as glass. lie lump
of Wsx 10 rag, snd keep i. lut that purpose
When the lions are hot, rub them fist with
the wax reg then scour With paper or cloth
spriuklsd With sst.
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11OIsIVIN HdIS I N CI6fK.
John NJ johnson, q je24-y4W

VIRGIN1A, set. In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, June 29d,
1881.
A. Freeman; u. complainant Case and attach.
Q. K. Herring, defendant meh%
Tho object of this suit is TO attach certain lot
of land, in the village of Vienns, convey ed to
the defendant by K. Van Syck and wife By
deed. dated 5:h April. 1879, and TO subject the
same 10 the payment of debt due the complain.
thereon from the 9th March, 1880, and the costs
Of this suit.
1t tAppo,ring by affidavit filed that the above
named deienl ant, Z. II. Herring, is non resi-
dent Of the State of Vrginis, it is ordered that
ne appear here within one month after due pub
lication hereof and do what is necessary to pro.
tect his interest in this suit. Teste:
le24-W4w K. w. RICHARDSON, Olerk.
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Mrs Jane SRisshelm says the President il
being improperly treated. "F what's that !"
says Dsuis McHooIigsn. 'The President i'm
properly trased Suure an tho doc:ters give
him rum wId bis N sdcine, an' yecs wcudn't
call that Improperly trated | The tra,emaot is
'what I'd ha after epi'yin' meself. '-Aoris
to,1n Herald