South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01

w SeI ees<ostoo W tuo ouvetlioo-
ment OF the Wheeling lafsliiyeacsr in
to-day's paper. II is. although Repub-
lican In politics. first class newspaper
We wili furnish ,hs Teeliy ineligeaoer
and oar psPer for the sum OF 81 90.
We have heard both Deuocra,s and
Republicans say thai thsre is no,bins
better for . Cough than DIR. Burs
Cough Syrup; this ell reliahl. remedy
never fails to cure a Cough or Colt a,
once, ana may be ob,sine1 at any drug
store for rs cents bottle.
Among the individuals and compa-
nies who are producing substitutes FOR
lumber is the New York Tara Gotta
Lumber Company. The manufactory 10
nj Perth Alnbey. where the average mill
run is % ton per day. which provo,
W holly inadequate TO the demand Tho
demands OF New York City alone can
not be tinel with the present capacity
OF The factory. The substance is Gem
posed If top clay o. kaoliui e-wh!ch
has heretofore been cousid red of little
or no value-ani saw dust IL is lighter
than brick and fire proof II has no
grit. and can be washed like wood lum
Der; can DO tonguei aud grooved and
have nails driven into il at pleasure.
An exchange says: Every paper in
the United States ought to keep the fact
before it's readers that burGt corn 10 a
certain and speedy cure FOR hog chole.
RI. The best way is TO make a pile Of
corn on tho cob', tfftctually soorol it,
and then give it TO the hogs free.
Diptheria is raging in Phii sdelphia
We should give rs we receive, cheer
fully, qa.ckly, aui without hesitation.
Tor ther is NJ grace III benefit that
stick, to the fingers.
"A six-ycar oil boy broke his neck
out in Oregon county the other day il
irving 20 turn "a somersault.
II is said that common hydraulic &C.
ment mixed with OIL forms good paint
for roofs and outbuillings. It's water.
proof and incombustible. Valuable IL
true.
A t.cep thinker srys that "the gene
raliiy oil women who d, fancy woik
don, fancy work.
FROM The DaDvcrs (Mas-) Mirror:
Mr Geo. ii. Day. of this town wss cur
e" Of ihculpstism b. 81. Jacobs OH.
Butter is put UP in Spain like saus.-
yes aud sold by the yard; nor is il al |
ways i,nked sseetGess long drawn OUT
The Teachers Reward. What re-
ward does the teacher get for all his
toll! Is ltmereiy tLopittunce in dollars |
and cents that he receives for his In.
Dor? III SO. 1t is but poor reward
for the services of the true teacher /
cannot he estimated in monetary
sense. We must look elsewhere for /
our reward, and we can find teachers
III the monuments we may erect all /
along through liie. Every noble
young man or woman that we may |
have been instrumental in making
thus noble will be rich reward to us.
We can point to them and say as the
Roman mother said al her sons
These are my Jewels But our
great reward is beyond time In the
bright hereafter, il faithful to lis
trust, there is bright crown in res
eFvpsion for ;be teacher, and ii spark-
les With rare jewels.
The Louisville Courier gets down
to the merits of the matter when it !
says that the opportunit, which faces !
the Democracy rs reiorm-robust, |
manly, adequate. sincere reform
reform which lie specific reform
which is thorough-reiorm which is
not afraid Of itself or Of those who
assail it.