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STATE NEWS A SPECIALLY.

The REGISTER has paid correspondent OF
intelligence and integrity in every section Of
the state, whose business 1t Is to furnish the
paper with all that interests the people Of
his locality Ito aid every effort at improve
ment, and in the development of the re-
sources of the State. And 1t also has
Correspondents I'm the Principal Cities
OF the country, who are wide awake in gath
ering that which will interest and profit the
people Of West Virginia.
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OF the leading cities, at home and abroad,
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ISTER.
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The radical press are disposed to
allude to the Democratic party as the
party of free whisky and free trade.
The facts in the case do not sustain
the charge. The history of the Re
publican party has ever been to re-
duce the tax on wholesale and retail
liquor dealers, manufactures and
dealers in tobacco and cigars, bank
deposits and bank checks and increase
the tax on coffees, teas and the neces-
sites of life; in fact every thing the
poor man uses. In short, the policy
of the party has been to Tighten the
taxes oft the rich by reducing the taxes
on luxuries and capital and increaes
the taxes of the poor by doubling the
revenues on pure necessities. In the
face of all this the Radical leaders
profess sympathy and friendship
for the laboring masses-the voters.
Such demagoguism won't VIM
Clarksburg Ners.
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have seen yet. He has eight Of them
that weighs twelve pounds; one Of
them alone weighing two pounds and
two ounces.
VIM. Robinson l. Cos. tannery has
large quantity of leather on hand.
1t is Of excellent quality and will
bring a good price when sold.
G. w. G..
The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Register 1915 a year.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
FAMILY FLOUR
can be found at the DECKER'S CREEK
MILL. We also keep on hand the very
BEST OF
MEAL,
FEED,
&c, &C., &c.,
which we will SELL AS LOW rs can
be had in this vicinity. We WARRANT
everything to b. of the best quality.
Try our brands and be convinced that
the above is true.
ORDERS CAN BE TELEPHONED-
FROM DIR. JOHNS STORE.
J. JOSEPH & SON,
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w ALLACE HOUSE,

W
Morgantown, w. Va.
This House is located in the pleasant
est part of town.
The table is supplied with all the lux<
uries the market affords.
Sample rooms for Commercial trav-
elers always ready.
Livery stable attached
JAS. G.. WALLACE.
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In another column appears short
address by Mr.. W. e. Watson to the
voters of this Senatorial district. II
is manly, plain and straightforward.
1t is not composed of impossible
promises and pledges, but puts the
matter right to the point. Read it
carefully.
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of nearly 800 pages, on the wealth, developed
and undeveloped, of West Virginia, by such
distinguished authorities as Prof Maury,
Fellov Of the Royal ACADEMY, London,
Prof F5ntaine, of the University, and Ex-
Speaker, Geo. II. Motett will be sent as
A PREMIUM WITH THE REGISTER,
To those who prefer it to the map, on exactly
the same terms.
"The REGISTER is the leading paper Of West
Virginia, and is of our best exchanged PHts-
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recognized and appreciated by the people here. 1t
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Domfiion.
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the MODEL MAP.
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Hon. Andrew Edmiston, of Lewis
county, was renominated for the
House of Delegates by the Conven-
ton that met in Weston on the 18th.
Mr.. Edmiston had not entered, as we
understand, into the canvass for a
nomination and this compliment ex-
tended by the Democrats of his coun-
ty is an endorsement by his constitu-
ents of his course while in the Legis-
lature the last term. That is right,
when county gets good man into
an Office, make use Of him by keep
ing him there. Mr.. Edmiston is
very popular and will be elected by a
large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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" ALU ABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

1856 acres of land, in Cass District,
Monongalia County, on the waters of
Scots Run, well improved, in good
state of cultivation, good
d YELLING HOUSE.
good Barn and Out Buildings, two good
Orchards; will sell, on
EASY TERMS,
all together, or in two pieces; lis and 10
acres respectively.
For further particulars inquire Of
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Mt. Morris, Pa.
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The Distinguiahlng Charm.

The Distinguishing Charm.
A delightful fragrance IF freshly
gathered flowers ard spices is the dis
tingnishing Charm Of FlorestoR< cologne
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The Second district Congressional
Convention meets at Piedmont to-
day, the Goth, and will name the
next Congressman for the district.
The Grafton compact bars both Mr..
Lucas and Mr.. Hoge, hence an en-
tircly new man must be selected, one
who will receive the hearty support
of the whole party. In this section
Judge Raymond, Judge Fleming and
Hon B. T. Martin are spoken of, and
while none of the three have any
specially active friends in the field,
our people are unanimous in saying
give us any one of the three; let the
Convention decide it and we are sat-
isfied We believe that is the feel
ing all over the district. The party
is determined to win and with any
good man as leader there will be
no trouble about it.
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Hons. ii. G. Davis and William
M. Springer will accept thanks for
late public documents.
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THE WEALTH

TIE WSAIun
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THE WEALTH OF THE WEALTH
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THE WEALTH 1852 THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
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the MODEL FaAP.

1.-THE REGISTER is keeping step with the prog
and prosperity now vouchsafed to our
state. "-hIutdtc itd Gazette.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

(Main Street opposite Court House.,
Morgantown, w. Va.
Best equipped house in the State.
New house, new furniture, new out
buildings, new everything.
Splendid rooms for Commercial trav-
clers To exhibit goods and superior &C
eommodations for the general public
j. X. DURR,
Proprietor.
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The Map will be sent as premium to all
persons who remit Sl.5O for the WEEKLY
REGISTER, one year, and 10 cents to pay post
age on the Map.
"The REGISTER is really the only daily neacs-
paper in the state."- Gdrksbu1y Telegram (Rep).
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A series of articles on the

A series of articles on the
UndevelOped Riches Of the State,
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared by Q
most fascinating writer, will be printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth to
any West Virginian, many times the price
of the paper.
Conducted with energy, ability, and great fhir-
ness."- Washington, Pa, Democrat.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

MoNoNeAIIA COUNTY. ro.wr:
To the Clerk Of the County Court
ofHosd C<.urkv
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pleased that their return is certain.
At sale of the Irwin Conn prop
erty, in front of the Court House, on
Saturday last, the bidding was spir-
tied, and the price realized was much
better than was expected. 1t was
bought by Judge Ollie and 2. H.
Keck for $2,490.
John Walters, the boss blacksmith,
is now located opposite Snider's store.
If you want blacksmithing of any
kind done, give him call.
Charley Blosser is now doing the
iron work in E. A. Halderman's
wagon shop.
ALI Blossers shop at the Line
Ferry has large run of trade. By
attending strictly to his business
and doing good work, Alf has sue
ceeded in making living and keep
ing out of debt.
Cadet r. w. Tapp, of the Univer-
sity, will teach Sugar Grove school
this winter. Bob is an experienced
teacher and will no doubt give good
satisfaction.
1t is said that AID. Yearly has APP
piled for the Pleasant Hill school.
Miss Annie Dietrich is on a visit
to Pittsburgh.
H. 0. Cunningham has returned
to Uniontown.
4 Jacob Fowler says he Intends to
go West in the Spring. A good
thing for this place, but hard on the
| West.
Launcelot John has left for an ex-
tended visit in the West. He will
not return before the LIST of November.
You may talk about big potatoes,
but Allen Haldeman has the hest we
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

Brass that has been anuealed may
be hardened by beii.g hammered with q
smooth-faced hammer.
Iron castings may be "stnff.d" by .
heavy coat Of paint, which is then rub
bed down with pumice stone, and next
covered with the proper ttiu coat of
paint.
The largest aud Oldest chain bridge
in the world is said to be that at King.
tung, in China, where it forms q per-
feet road from: the top Of one mountain
to another.
A notable achievement in steel.mak-
ing was the turning out esa bar of
steel lS0 feet long and aquarter Of an
inch in diameter at the steel relling
mills at Springwells, near Detroit, re.
Gently. This is the longest bar sf stce
ever turned out in the United States.
Many bricks become spoiled when
they are made from clay which contains
lime in such quantity that, after burn
ing. the lirae becomes hydrated sooner
or later. and thus renders the brick
useless. This j. G. A. BAhr prevents
by placing the bricks. AS soon as they
are removed from the oven, when they
are still warm, iE hole or tank piled
on each other, and throwing water over
them SO as to cover them entirely with
water. A few hours afterwards, when
bubbles no longer cons to the surface,
the bricks can be taken out Of the water.
By this operation the shaking of the
lime, which takes place in bricks not
thus treated, BY the slow absorption Of
the humidity of the air, is prevented, !,
as the lime is modified BY the taii
operation.
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HUMOROUS MATTERS.

"They tell me you have had some
money left yon,' said Brown. "Yes,"
replied Fogg, sadly, at left me long
ago.
calino's wife goes out to work. The
other day as she reproached him for
getting up SO late, lie replied "Ah,
madam, | sleep very slowly, and / need
in consequence much more time to re-
pese than you.,'
A workman who bought book show
ing how to live on tifteen-cent dinners
and followed its ad sicc until he got so
weak from the diet that he lost bis
piece, and is still out of work, has
sued tbe author of the book for dam
ages. If this thing keeps on, book
writer's will have to cultivate that ha-
bitual regard for the truth which dis
tioguishes newspaper paragraphers.
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The act of putting Q lead pencil to
the tongue to wet it just before writing,
which We notice in 10 many people, IL
one Of the oddities Of which it il bard
TO give any reason-unless it began IN
the days when lead pencils wsra poor.
sr than nov, and was continued by ex-
ample into the next generation.
A lead pencil should never he wet.
II hardens the lead aud ruins the pen
ell. This fact Is known to newspaper
men and stenOgrapher+. Bat nearly
every one does vet lead peacil be-
fore using it. This fact was definitely
settled by a newspaper clerk away
down East. as
Being of mathematical turn Of
mind, he ascertained by actual csunt,
that Of Hfty persons who came Into his
Office to write an advertisement or q
church notice, forty.nins wet the pen-
Gil before using. it. Now this clerk
always uses the best pencils, cherishing
good one with something "f the
pride soldier feels in his gun or his
sword, aud il hurts bis feelings to have
his pencil spoiled. But politeness and
business considerations require him
to lend his pencil scores Of times every
day. And often after It has been wcs
until il is hard and brittle and refuses
to mark, his feelings overpower him.
Finally he got some cheap pencils
and sharpsned them, and kept them to
lend. The frat person who took mp the
stock pencil was drayman, whose
breath smelt OF onions and whisksy
He he'd the point in his mouth and
soaked it in his mouth for several min
utes in the effort to write the advertise.
ment for a missing bulls log.
Then q swset.looking young lady
came into the Office with kid gloves that
buttoned half the length Of her arm.
She picked up the pencil and pressed
it to her dainty lips, preparatory to
writing an advertisement for a lots
bracelet. The clerk wsuld have stayed
her hand. Even at the risk Of a box
of the best pencils Faber catered, but
he was too late. ske
And thus that pencil Passed from
mouth TO mouth for week. IL was
sucked by people of alI ranks and sta
tions, and all degrees Of cleanliness and
uncleanliness. Bat we forbear. Surely
no one who reads this win ever again
wet a lead PENCIL ,SsI.
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Spain was divided into provinces in
ls43.
The seed Of fax WAS 6rss sown in
Massachusetts in 1929. s ,sasga
Machine embroidery with needles
was Invented ia 1904.
Jack Cade was an Irishman, in spite
of his pretensions 10 Welsh blood.
The founder Of the house of Hape-
burg became landgravs Of Upper AL
SAGE in i240. Ge
Sir Thomas Lodge was the first may
or Of London whe ever wore q tsard
while In Office. 'sas aszs e
Ii ia estimated that the number u
slaves in ancient Greece was three OF
four times the number Of freemen.
A great many English and French
serf. were emancipated at the time Of
the Crusades, all who took the cross
becoming free. go a@t ~
The diet of Spi,e, at which the re-
formed princes made the protest from
which they took the namo Of Protest.
ant, was held in 1929.
The oldest church in America ia al
Tadousac, saguenay Co., Quebec, {
town which was part of the Hudson
Bay Company in the sixteenth ceEtury
CAiisoes were imported into England
from Calicut, q city on the MAlabal
coast, from the time Of the Portuguese
occupation of India in 1920.
A law Of 1897 made the crown .
Russia heritable by women as well a
by men, but the Emperor Nicholas
changed it and restricted the imperia
dignity to man. = - & sss
The ancient Esyptiaus made th'
most careful inyentories Of spoils taker
in war and of gifts made TO temples
using no round numbers, but. stating
everything exactly. hAa nee . 80
During the war which VAS sonolud
cd in l74s by, the treaty Of Aix-ls.
Chapelle, England captured Of French
and Spanish shirs, cOllecsivelx s4s4,
while che herself lost $685.
i In 1919 an attempt was made 70
persuade Philip III. 70 drive the gyPsiss
from Spain, a. the jews had been driven
| in 1892 and the Moors in 1909, bat it
was unsuccessful. s sse.a s !
The Emperor Sevsrus managed the
affairs Of Rome 50 wisely that At his
death there were corn and oil enough
in the public stores 20 supply All Rome
and all Italy for many years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

Excepting dogs all ether kinds
Of stock pay their way on farm. Dogs
never de- at least not ose in 100, 900
Is worth the money il costs 10 main
tain his useless existence. Dogs are
the bane Of sheep growers, in most
sections, and the worthless ours that
abound in cities make wool growing
impossible for distance OF six to ten
miles on each side. Scotch collie dogs
alone, well trained, seem the only
specimen Of the canine rice worth The
farmers attention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

1t is astonishing the number Of inieill-1
gent people who'regard cold or cough As
trivial matter, something unnecessary 70
pay attention to. How many times haze
on heard the expression, SO nothing the
matter, only slight cold" Yea my
friend, and nine-tenehs Of the many thou
sand consumptlves who walk the earth tF- .
day doomed 70 a prematnre deaths . 4
the same thing. We pay attention 10
cold, and promptly too. Our remedy is
Ammen's Cough Syrup; some othar pref
arations are good, We have found il
by FAR the best.
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PERSONALS

An eudeaver 10 establish rule for
the dismissal OF all lady teachers Io.
tending marriage has just failed In
the Chicago ~ Education.
The last years inceme OF Baron
Wilhelm Rothschild was nearly
81 10000. Perhaps his cIrcumsian-
ces Will improve before the next re.
turn.
Tho Royal Agricultural = ,cIety has
elected Miss l.. A. Ormerod, whe
has given years to the study OF In
scots Injurious 10 agrlcuILurs, as con.
sulting entomolo9lst.
Ia northern Michigan there has
lived for years ON n small, barren
farm, = brother Of Mr.. GIrAsld, who
Is now building fine house and
barn with money from Mrs. Gar
field.
General CroOk, who has just gune
20 Arizona to settle Indian troubles,
travels In plain citizens clothes, and
Looks more like q substantial farmer
than general Of the Uniled States
army.
Five thousand dollars have been
offered by bM. Saint Paul 10 The
French Acadd my 10 found aprize,
the competition to be open TO
the worId, and not confined 10 tho
profession, for the cure OF diptheria.
Lord Salisbury once made speech
which may now wsll be recalled. In
it no reminded his audience that
"whereysrt there was q disturbance
tho English were always to the front
and got somsthlng substantial"
Although luxurious sleeping apart
ments were provided for King Ceie-
weyo In England, he prefers sleeping
on the AoOs. Fourteen pounds OF beef
are Sufficient for his breakfast and
his three chiefs. lie dIsIikes condI-
msnts, and Will not Lave different
sorts Of food on the same plate.
President WEIGH OF the Iowa State
Agricultural College has ieft his
home for Europe, whrre hs goes by
appointment OF the United States
Government to Inspect The agricul-
turaI and Industrial schools of ccun-
tries, aud make q report as 20 The
systems ard Hnsthads oG these
schools.
a pension has been granted to
Nary Wade, Of Gettysburg, Penn.
for the loss Of her daughter twenty
years ago By rebel buIlet, she having
been partly dependent on this dangh-
ter, who at the time was engaged 10
baking bread for tho Union soldiers
inside the Unioo lines.
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cUaIeus FACTS.

A large part the Bahama Island,
10 devoted 10 pineapple culture. A
million and half OF fruit have been
collected from 9 single acre.
The banysn tree, native Of India,
Is an object Of great venerA tI9n among
the Hindoos and Brahmlns, who look
upon II as "a emblem Of Deity.
The city OF Paris receives nearly q
million Of dollars annually. for ihs
privilege which II grants TO owners
OF vehicles for hack stands In the pull
lIc streets.
- aseH atss
Tho demand for matches IN Great
Britain Is, on the average, eight
daily Tor each individual. For Eu.
rope and North America the entire
average Is Fix for each individual.
The butter rree was discovered by
Park, In the central part Of Africa.
From Its kernel Is produced q nice
substance resembling butter, which
Is palatable and Will keep year.
There was at Que time exhibited
10y Mr. Rolt. al English nerctan, a
thread 2O,OO0 feet long, spun by 2e
silk spIders In less than two hours.
and which was fiye times as fine as
the thread Of the silkworin.
II Is stated that 10 the earth should
be suddenly stepped in her orbit and
allowed 10 fall uDobsiructed toward
the sun, under the acceIeradug Ia
fiuence Of his attraciI0a she would
reach the centre In about four
months.
Il has been eStlmaied that there
are about six thousand species OF
birds, of which five-sixth are known.
Cones list Of North American bird
now embraces sss species, 100 new
species having been added during
the last eight yeass. @ s
Alta recent niscroscopic exh Ibition
the sting Of honey-bse shown upon .
screen ~as so sharp that the poias
could barely be dslecEed. Al The
side Of il was . common 6ne ss~ina
aeedls, magniaed in the sans proper
ton as the sting. The point Of the
needle seemed 70 Le inches Aeross.
Ths cOstlisst collins in the United
States are cheap Affairs when compared
with some 10 hA Eound abroad In the
cathedral at Milan the body Of Cardi
nal BArrsmeo Is enclosed ia > crystal
casket, magnificent with gold ami silver
trimmings, and set with precious stones,
at cost Of Of $500. 600.
A recent writer says tbe milk cons
dition of the ocean, recently noticed
near the Maine coast and referred to in
this department is not unusual on ths
eastern hemisphere, being met with on
the passage TO China, ADD attributes
the change Of color TO the presence oI
vast numbers Of phOsphorent animalcu'
lac giving out their light.