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Three sisters, all over so years of age,
died suddenly, within ten minutes of each
other, in the same room, in Philadelphia.
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REDDNG's Russia Salve is unsqualed for
chilblains, chapped hands, frost bites, etc.
Try IL
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JAMES EcSUrRE.

q sANUFACTUEER OF Road sCRApERs
LNk Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
S:ratings, HouseTork snd Blaeksmithing in general
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth, second
hand Doors for sale suo9- ANTI
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Dr.. z.eora'. Wit Al Restorative.

HAS BEEN INDoRSED BY THE ACADEMY
4 4 OF PARIS, FRANCE tested over a half =
century Specific for Nervous and Physical De.
biity, Loss Of Manly Vigor, etc Contains no Phos-
phorus, Cantharides, any other poison. Pre-.
duces no reaction and is permanent N effect OF
Levasscr Paris, and J. A. BAUER, Druggist, Sole
Agent for the Pacific coast, I0I Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxes Of 100 Pills, 80; 400, 40.
Sent by mail Ineose stamp Tor descriptive cir.
culars, with testimonials and symptoms Genuine
nss private proprietary stamps With monogram c
B. s. m14tf.Ssw1awsmS
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T. y. ROOT. 4
M. MADDEN

4 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER-SHoP, No Gil
" Oak avenue, between J and K, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Sacramento, Cal. Estimates fur.
fitted up ans Amin
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- kJRAMENro BOILER AND IRON ErCERs,
~ / street, between Front and Second, s.c=z.
.1snto. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers, sh,es Ice
York etc. Also, all kinds of Re airing. Gang ne
Portable Boilers from Wood to Stras BurnsTs q
spoc.a ty' an3E-ts
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEw YORK, November 18th
BesApsTuFTs - Flour is steady and Wheat il
steady, latter at 81 0i91 90 0 bushel
WooI-Calnornia is steady at 12dI4c for fall
bury, and 16G20c for clean fall spring bury l5@
20c; clean spring, 24@S3c pulled, Is@42c.
HroEs-Caiifornia are strong at 24924kc.
CHICAGO, November 18th
WHEAr-93c for November
CoRS-66le for November.
PoRK-slS 80 for November
LARD-Sll So for November
BAooS-s10 30 for November Tor RIBS and 81 90 10,
short ribs.
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BLACK DsAMOND coal
AND SCREENINGS.

TyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
IL MONTE DIABI0 COAL the most economical
that be used fer steau is for sale In lotB 10 suit
at Black DESMOND Landing, Contra Costa county
and at the Office OF the Company, southeest corne
Of Folsom srd Spear streets, San francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
m3-H President B. D. G. N c
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80 for November FOR RIBS and 81 90 for
sacramento Produce Observation-Disclosures.

I5t1.
WHEAT-California spot lots are dull at IS lid 10
9s sd. Cargo lots, AS for Just shipped, AS for
nearly due and AS 6 for off coast
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earny street, san Francisco, Cal,
SAMPLE BOTTLE Erect

SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE!
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy in regard to
ell business transactions.
DIR. MsSTEES KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PERETECEis, cures all kinds of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, GonorhGa, Clcet Leu5orrhga
For sale BY all Druggists; 81 a bottle six bottle
for IS.
DIR. BENTEs'S DASBFAE0s PELEs are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY s. CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
agents. MISUNDERSTANDING
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%, HCs-I
vital iiuid passing uEobserved in the urine, and
many other diseases that lead to insanity and DEATH
DIR. sfzNTIE, who is a regular physician grad
uate Of the University of fennsy lvslial. will agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and treatment) will not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DIR.
MESTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis Of
urine, So. Price Of Vital Restorative, 50 q
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40: sent to
any address upon receipt o, price, or C. O. D.,
cured from observation, and in private nGrne II
desired, by s. Y. NgSTEE, Vi D., No. "
kearny stFeei, san Ernnc.sco. Eai,
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MISS L. j, KELLOGG, RI. ID,

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NATHAN BUILD
W ing, corner Seventh and l streets. Office
HOURS TO A. NJ; IL NJ. to g. and 6 TO s P NJ ng-tf
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DIR. HATCH,
DE-. NEy0N,

NENVNs
HFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET BE.
7 tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos elS and 920. VIII
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at ESQ A. N. Office
Eours-s TO A. NJ; to 8 P.M. and evenings au14-1n
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. 4. z. BRUNE,


DHYsICIAN AND SURGEoN.-cFFICE AND
E Residence, No. 1928 J street, between Third
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. NJ, 8 70 and to P. II.
Office Of City Superinteud mt of Public Scto at
saIne plaza n5.4plm
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C.iMEOS.
Before marriage we know but little, and
believe too much after marriage we believe
but little and know too much.

Before marriage we know but little, and
believe too much after marriage webelievs
but little and know too much.
o sweet, pale Margaret,
rare, pale Margaret.
What Ii, vour eyes with fearful power.
Like moonlight on a falling shower
That the doctrine of mans entire FREQ
will can coexist in perfect harmony with
belief in the Divine guidance OF worldly at-
fairs is.the one grand marvel. ..of Christian
faith
When intense appreciation Of fthestrength
Of remorse shall have oyershadowed the ias-
cination for certain moral indiscretions then
Will a--yousg ger generation more surely on
ward to its grander destiny.
1t was Sydney Smith who said that there
was no better way to arrive at the truth on
any given subject than to reducet the discus
sion 10 the smallest. possible circle and then
render hat circle as luminous as possible.
As water containing stony particles. in
crusts with themTthe. ferns and MOSES it
drops on. so the human breast hardens un-
der ingratitude in proportion TO Its open
ness and softness, andi It's aptitude TO receive
impressions.
Peace on the farthcst seas.
Peace IN our ample bays and sheltered streams,
Peece where'er our starry garland CLEANS
And peace in every breeze.
Peace in the whirring marts,
Peace where the scholar thinks, the hunter
rOamS,
Peace God OF Pcsce in all ouT hcmes,
And peace in all our hearts ~
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- = golden esr,c fresh l.omthe mint. soon
after his election TO The Legislature, the Is.
& o. Il. Il. Company rendered him the n'u-
al courtesy OF free ticket over the extensive
lines of railway. lie promptly declined 1t,
and was clearly right in doing 40.
His style OF speaking Is pleasing, charac-
terized hv deliberation mingled with mod
esy.
he isnow haviug his first experience in
public life, and il he keeps his character as
untarnished in the future. as he has in the
past, can see no reason why he should not
climb to high round on the ladder.
4 rs,r items from the IndustrtG! South.
There are eighty cotton and woolen mills
in North ClFolins.
A rich silver mine IS reported at Gran
berry, Mitchell county, y. {.
The Alice iron furnace, at Birmingham,
Ala, cleared Sl2,0o0 in January.
There aye thirty-t'ro ice factories in the
South that have virtually driven lake ice
cut of the markets they occupy.
Boston r,orey has at last filled with ma
chinery the fine buildings erected At Co
rinth ClIiss.l before the war for cotton
factory.
A co!toa-sood oil mill capital s75,00O) is
being erected AZ Atlanta, Ga, 10y Mrs. James
Swann, Albert Thornton and W. W. Aus
tell.
The increase in acreage devoted to small
qraiu is reported Is the North Carolina Ag-
ricuiinri department to DC forty per cent
over 1891.
Thecottor-sscd oil refinery at Monigom,
cry. Ala, has q capacity OF hTe hundred
gallons q day. a new refinery Is to be
buiit at Dalton, Ga.
Tullahoma, Tern, has hub and spoke
factory goiu. u2, q, q cot Of forty thousand
dollars. Il will give employment to one
hundred hands.
Major Sam Morgan, Of Rome, Ga, has
raised TIE capital for the building o; cot
tou-se,d o.l mill At that thriving little city
Capital, $4,000.
Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia. is at the
head OF . company that will begin the man
aacurc cf commercial fertilizers at Nash
Vile, Tenn, very soon
The Gordons and Gov. Colquitt have put
one hundred thousand dollars into steam
anucrS. in Jackson county, Ala. Texas Is
toiUinish hides.
Columbus lGa.l has ten cotton mills.
seven making cciorod dress goods, the
largest iron works south Of Richmond,
oagring mill. aud other Industries.
The North Carolina Car Company has
been organized in Raleigh with a capital OF
$4,000. The company will engage IN the
building of railroad freight cars.
The Nallett Brothers, Of Riverdale, \.
C.. convert pine and straw into stHfing for
mattresses by patent process, and are
working Gp & large business.
Gen. 3. T. Ioks has contracted with a
pit.sulrg furnace % furnish very large
amount OF ore from his Chapel Hill -. C)
m'ac. 20 which d railroad has just been
omP.cted.
Er. Bookwtltcr the engine man, who
WIS not elected Governor Of Ohio has re-
cen.iy purchased site nes- Atlanta, Ga,
~ mandatory Of his famous Bookwalter
engines.
Mr. !. Z. Hose, of Pikcsyillc, Tenn, has
Il bank of camel coal about two miles from
that place. winch is pronounced by exnecrt.
a. equal to any in the famous Schuylkill
regions of Pennsylvania.
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PCET& =.
BRILLIINTS.

The lilies kiss the waves they love,
The ripples kiss the flowers;
The swallows sweep from heaven above
To kiss this world Of ours;
The foaming bi!ows kiss the beach
In wild, unRentle fashion;
The weering willows earthward reach
q enjoy the darling passion;
Tie iyy kisses from It's birth,
All other things dismissins;
Aud all things luyeliest on earth
Seem most engaged IN kissing.
O! smile on me love; like dream Of delight
ike the CLEAN of the star ou q beautiful night.
Like the tremulOI~ silver of waves Oh TIE sea-
Is the mystical touch Of thy spirit 20 me.
have drifted where shadows were deepest and
dark,
Where the sky was like billows to shatter my
bark.
have traversei the stars in my fancy, so free
But thy SMILES as >unlishta and starlight 10 me-
STAY. sweet day, for thou ar; fair,
Fair. and full and calm
Crowned. through al thy golden hours,
With loves brightest richest flowers,
Strong IN faiths un>haken powers,
Blessed in hope pure Balm
STAY. what chance and change may wait,
A. Won glide away;
Now is all 90 glad and bright;
Now We breathe in sure delight;
Now We laugh in fates despite;
Stay with Us, Swoc. day.
I send thee pansies while the year is young,
Yellow as the sunshine, purple as the hieht
Flowers of remembrance, ever iondly sung,
Bv ali the chicicst of the Sons OF Light
tell tina; the pansy fccked with je; and dew
Is still the hearts ease diet tie poets knew
Take al! the sweetness of 4 giii un>ought.
And. for the panscs send ne cbaokathooght
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PETERsON's MAGhzIsT, "the ladies IA
vorite, a. It is generally called is before us,
for April, and is even better than usual. A.
mong other costly embellishments, it has a
"Colored Pattern for Table-Coyer;" one Of
those new and stylish affairs only to be found
in this magazine, and alone worth the price
Of the number. The steel engraving, and
the doubIesize1 colored fashion-plate, arc
also exceptionally fine. There are some fifty
illustrations for the fashions and for the
work table. giving the latest styles and pat
terms for both No other lsdy's book rivals
this in the high character ofits literature.
The price Of Peterson" il but two dollars
year, with grea, deductions TO club, and
handsome premiums % the person getting
up the club. Its never too late 70 subscribe.
for back numbers can always be supplied.
Erpy lady yosgLfto taket!is n0ga'ine. Spec
linens are sent, gratis, 10 those wishing to
ge, up clubs. We advise our friends tc try
IT. for one year at least Address PETEBscSs
MAGAzISE, 306 Chestnut street. Philadei-
phia, Pa.
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ONE PRICE,
MARKED I'll PLAIal F!2HRES.
WHAT 1T ia rs.

The merchant who has but one price for his
goods and marks that price in plain figures ON
the article he .iiers for sale, 50 that hlS cusio-
mers and The puOhc can see them evidently
means tn say to the people, look at our goods
and prices, they speak for themselves ana m
vite YOUR patronage, all tricks ot trade are laid
aside and business on fair square principles '.'e
introduced hy at once setting before the cuSto-
mer the best articles at the lowest prices.
ITMEANS that we are counting the custom
of the most experienced buyers - well - CIV
ingan assurance 20 the inexperienced hat they
are buyins their goods as cheap as the SharPest
buyer.
II MEANS that We are showing quality and
prices - every one aS against all competitions,
that We are always selling rs cheap rs the
cheapest and that none shall undersel us.
IT MEANS that we are not playing with Gus
toners at the game OF asking one price and
selling a. another charging one customer more
than another. and taking all we can get nom
the customer for an article. In other words
we never chlrrc Il penny more to any customer
than we can afford tc se'l the article at.
IT MEANS confidence in orr ability to
manufacture and buy goods at such prices a.
will enable us 20 mark them al selling price
that al once assures the buyer that they are as
cheap OF cheaper than he can find them else
where. This is simply fair, square business and
not independence, as some people suppose, be
cause we refuse 10 knock OFT something
when they buy. The fact is this plan means
the knocking of when the goods are marked.
IT MEANS, a common sense, straight lnr-
ward. honest plan of doing business. While
in a measure novel to the citizens of TINS To-
caiity. We have for the past 10 years strictly adj
hercd 20 II in our wholesale glove departments,
coming i'm competition with the glove products
Of the world sold on every sort of plan. Ne
have not only sold the same parties year after
vear. hut we are selling the largest retailers IN
the United States and received and filled dur
in4 thepas: years tie largest orders ever given
hy any re,atl houses i'm the United states with
a demand Tor our work far beyond our tciIi-
ties "a produce Outside Of the common sense
view of this plan the practical and satisfactory
workingof il in our wholesale departments IN
duced Il, some Is months since TO apply II To
our retai department Tne result has been
most ati,fctOry in every particular, largely
increased business, pleased our customers, made
rs feel heter. eat better, sleep better and ENJOY
life better. conscious at the close 0t each day $
business that We had dealt fairly with every
patron and that every penny in our uii was
honestly ours On this plan we invite the at
tention uf the experienced a. wcll as the attcn-
ton Of those not fully posted TO our retail store
as IN. place to secure the best goods at the low
est prices.
UPBSGRhEES,
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BOOKS.

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ders solicited.
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Standard rnd Franklin Square Libraries Any
books not on hand will be ordered promptly.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Full stool. Of all School Books used in the
Male and Female Schools Of CharlcStown anu
vicinity West Virginia School Books at con-
iract prices.
School supplies.
s. hool Satchels, States, Copy Books, Pencil
Tablets. Exercise and Drawing Books, Pens,
Pencils Rubbers. Inks, etc, in large assortment
DLAfR Packet Writing paper % 30, % and
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prices Note. Letter. Foolscap Le2al-cap ana
Bill Paper. Blank Books, Memorandum Books
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PAINTS.
Agency for the sale Of ths celebrated Ner
York EaImcl Ptints We can recommend this
as one of the best and most durable of the ready
mixed paintS in the market. Sample cards.
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL cos PAINE.
We are Just in rec .ipt Of large shipment OF
thes. goods and cen tiil orders for any quantity
put up in barrels, pals, gallon and hali-sallon
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Lewis Lad, Linseed Oil Co'ors, Gl;'s, Put
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line at bottom prices.
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No man truly prays againstsin who does
nJt pray against temptation. No man truly
hates sin who does not hate temptation, when
known as temptation. To guard against
temptation is the supreme wisdom and
Christ put that wisdom into the PRAYER h.
framed for bis people
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Hon. John ". Cran,ian,.

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so long as ! I'VE. IL was I.@lF me cos oi "
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Du' before ne coulu oI'"s ~? In
form INTO PafA';hCi'"I! t.1.'''.' ~ s. ''.
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with 'he suddenneo, oi trst cia's JumP'ns--
jack, and shouted NJ; SpgaAer' 1 dciuai'i .,i
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looS oi nlng'ea sc4ih ana ''" li'' .ue III
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hon gna'hlng hl' t'e,h '' = l'',l.'lil'- '.i''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-25

Milk consists largely Of albumiDoids,
carbohydrates and protoxide Of hydrogen,
but baby never thinks Of that when it
gets hungry in the middle Of a cold, dark
night Young people il state Of single
ne-s, please remember this physiologic fact.