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Iron County register., 1883-10-04
4 A3H r hE PoromAc, ~
a Oh Tie Chickahominy. j

uAdef tSsc d sdazR LIS. 4L. s. F. TTBBIrrs. Of
<Dover. N. H. SENDS Us the fei1owing; "whfle on
duty IN the army of the Potomac In the swamps of the
Chickahominy contracted complication Of diseases
that eliminated In spinal trouble paralysis side
and severe disease of the kidneys and bladder. and
great urnal weakness. For long time was under
the treatment Of the best Physicians and tried many of
@tlfe so.ct q u s = - Aerrnanert
benefit. When was in the drug business in Boston
heard favorable accounts of the efficacy of Hunts
Remedy for diseases of the kidneys end urinary
organs. and hayng decided to giYe it trial pur.
chased some at Wingate.s drug store. Dover N. H.,
and have received great relief frenepgft It. The se.
we're pains in my back removed. GAL able to.
~ 6ksasnd srtssnrea pi t-whfch for III
sidn&ah hae TGould nNtnap. aweakness in the
urinary orgaas has besR = lssd. greatly regrss
WenI Ras first taken sick as am confidentf it would
have saved me from several years Of suTering and
am more strongly conytnced Of this after hearing of
the most remarkable cures effected by Hunts Remedy
in case of Brghts Disease here in midst in Dover,
after the patient had been pronounced incarable by
celebrated physicians.
Mr. Tibbits is FFsddm ggist .Ac@elg locateAi Ains
Iron County register., 1883-10-04
/" GOLDEN nIedtcaI Dfs,skrv,,

has been used with signal success in con.
sumption of the lungs. consumptive night
sweats, splitting OF blood, shortness of
breath, weak lungs, coughs. hrouchitis, and
kindred affections of throat and chest.
Sold by druggists.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

!. FL .whitney assistant postm aste s kenam. Coin !.
t;e best results. I have suffered untold agony for
ct-tccn months with kidney and liver complaints my
water was very bad. at times actually passed blood.
This was followed by general prostration. My busi-
requiring me to be on my feet most of the time
made my case worse. was adyised tt hse Hunts
Remeky BY faend whd HAD lien cured BY 1t. and ca2
truly say that has benefited than all the 9TH
eRmedcines have used Il consider 1t the best medi,
cine for Kidney andltyer troubles. and cheesfun1 req,
ommend IL to all. !"
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

Ii iCincina.ti store p,anois 1narked
"Achefn, .l761s Aud the music banged
frop ssnspia nos sound, like that evolved
to,on Herdldsaa~: D
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

Save Your animals much suffering from
accidents, cuts and open sores, by using
Stewards Healing Powder. %'*>a' Sffs
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

AFTER USING large number Of prspaEa:
ions for Catarrh, l have become satisfied
thetof them all Ely's Cream Balm giNesapie
the most relief. / can recommend it totasfy
one who may have Catarrh, Gold in the
Head or Hay Fever.LS. B. LEWIS, Prineiaga1
Graded School, Clinton, Wis. 1S.''' 81 ,fss
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

| THE huge, drastic, gripping, ssiicken1ng pills
ARE fast being superseded by Dr.. Pierce's
= Purgative Pellets" Sold by druggists.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

I IT is not right to make game of manout
of season.-N. Y. PicGyaRe. ... o.. - !.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

THE high-school girl condemns the phrase
stumble to the racket =" as vile slang. She
says in the direction Of the
Oil City d Fiek. 80 s Sc 1sssssa
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

sEorthstrestnrretnt efboth. hard and
soft eorns Dr.. Trail Green. speaks high
ly of the use of salfcy1ic acid. He has
adopIeda formula recommended by DIR.
GezSn. which is as follows .Salicylic
acidi thirty parts; extract, .Cona6is an
disa, five parts coliodion, two hundred
parts. :, The collodion fixes. the acid on
the diseased part and gives speedy re-
lief by-protecting it from friction. The
Cdnatis i12dicG acts as an anodyne. The
acid Ioosers the corn so that 1T comes
off in four or five days, alhering to the
col.odion. If any'portion of the corn
remains, the acid should be applied
again, aHtlthe tseetmeat @ ontinsted uH-
til the whole of the corn has disap-
peared.-San Francisco qtrertc{e.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

"PAPA, please tell me the story of the
new comet" said Mary to her father Iast
evening. 81 can not, my dear, Ffsplied
Mr.. Rather, "there is no tail to it yet."-
Boston Courier. nA ~E
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

@def II f1a mad R 51hs We isffa
tor Or 'a1aouah Oh Rsfs'I, and has laughing
face of man on labels. 15c and 25c bottles.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

YoU WQlLR BE VERY EooL1sEt no =
Order q ,xs:.y ,xsy d"y ..lld I'd, 10 f.olt,.iie
", AlcAHS, ' DiAMoNDs' 80. r ! no
som s1InHn1aSD s. 1 s1neFs 4trsrrp Wktqgl.
Music boxes, CUTLERY,
jewel or LAiPs,.i =! .%tti,.
Without first sending SIX CENTS for postage
strated catalogse ofSthes- = x H. IkWt
MERMOD s. JACCARD JEWELRY CO.,
Fourth and Locust Sts.. st, Louis, Mo.
When in st. L6riS tdH ,fHa see ns..
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

. Some months ago the charge was
Efgs eoB;s,is s sS ss 39ssaS ,,s7sa nd Inat
the greater portion of the church prop
srtS in,t Leadon. by. Rplh,llisesss
houses where Intoxicating liquors were
-selel-I he-se4eet-eeafa4i+tee -tAe-sse-
clesiastical Commission has since been
making as-caEeful examination of the
statements pd finds that tlfeg. are
false. InSonae cases public+hs1ises were
found on property which had oncessbe
longed to the church, but which Shad
changed hands. s3#c@ ~
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

-Ths London papers are compntiSg
the pfofs IS of Mrs. Lanstry's FseasonEfn
America, and find that they anountf6
more than double the wages of the
Archbishop of Canterbury and five times
Ethose. OF. Mr.. Gladstone during the same
period. -6hicago Inter- ocean,. ssstA
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

( THE best cure for diseases of the nerves,
brain and muscles: LIP! j kRB!EfIRitionf fBittsrs'
THE mosquitoes auger is an appropria-
tion bill.-N Y Nea0s. ~ ~ n
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

The coins paid for beer are. the Rarafiefs
els of soefety.- -5Ad'ath6n hsdeperMenf
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

THE anti-vivisectionists argue that it
hurts an oyster to open its shell with al
knife Humanity and good taste suggest
that the oyster should be roasted in3its
shen.-N D. Ptcdyune.' -. -. ~ - -
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

MARION, MAss.1Dr..N. S.Ruggles says:
recommend Brown's Iron Bitters as q
valued tonic for sepEiching liza Need and
not hurt the teeth" : q :. q 9 G. 2 z
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

RULE.-for- church aif-.oysteR-sappeps-
Twice one is stew.-Philadelpht Herald.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Blad-
der Complaints, cured by ''Buchu-Paiba."S1.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

g. II ~: y 1slsls
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

ALL recommend Wise's Axle Efeases
Iron County register., 1883-10-04
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

About three thousand tons of borax
are annually produced in California. g
The Swiss railroad Companies now
cover a portion, Of their carriages with a
phosphorescent preparation, which
makes them visible atnight. ,sT gre d.
An Indianapolis inventor is at work
upon a new electric headlight for loco
motives. which, it iselaiafet. will light
the track fd{ q mile brilliantly. - Ia-
d;asaatoHs Johr,idL: 4 lFii tlhH I Il u'
-ArtfIcialtfce:: &hiclfi is proSlaeed by
vaporized ammonia, is turned out in
slabs eight inches thick by twenty-tw6
inches wide and six feet long, weighing
$50 pounds 1T is made at a cost OF less
than 81 a'ton.AN. o. Pcdyts1re.
A Boston engineer hassbeen turning
his attention to the power going to
waste in the Niagara Riversr He esti-
mates that a motor could be submerged
in'the river which would furnish hall a
million hprSe-pewerrsHf6 to run
all the machiheff in Buffalo and bump
alhthe eicity . 4, His pEa nasf TO 'plael
a,gtant ron Wheel in the riyer Perpeh-
dicularlf, so:.fhat it Shall Be turned, by.
the current. The power would be taken
from the shaft of the wheel by either
belts Or gearings, 'or; would Be semi
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

St. Jacobs OIL i sigRl5 beats T 4. ala -
WE notice a statement goings3he1roun1ls
of the newspapers that ''Ba boSs %Nag goein-
idar is coming to this corlntryss L. Whatssi&
it3SRechester it Post Efpress.z
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

had severe attacks of gravel and kidney
trouble; was unable to get any medicine or
dUctUr tocure me until used Hop Bitters.
,Spsrspredmegp rshort TIM
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

Unhealthy or inactive Kidneys cause
hKel sBright's disease, rhenmatism, and
MpA of other serious and f4tal diseases,
taken In time.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04
U.ss q spszzL sEKay5i1cE.

Mn Tibbits is FFsd ggisty yAc@eIg locakeAi in
Boston, and Is sugfnr reliabe N ECoR. p.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04
Answer This.

Y Is there person living who ever sawa
case@of ague, biliousness, nervousness o.
peuraagias or any disease of the stomach,
liver OF kidneys that Hop Bitters win not
cure?
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

tfsssP
sozs;siIed sphsgajilds Sta stc, t he steam
steam, Ihe sassd d@ks5frapsis Hgdss
..DoSwsn IN Jss GsafS axdains hassbmn
put to a new ;usel--A MECHANIC ef-Au-
guSta, ng a steam bnggY,.iR
which the boilers will be heated by two
gasoline burners = The buggy hayfhreeF
wheels, the first Being extraf lsfgs. and
bearing the burtleR OF the maclArert =
The vehicle will,carry several PERSONS.
and the engine can be worked with
ease BY anyone inside: and can also be,
guided in any, directions at the will OF
the operator j. Its average speed is esti
mated at a mile in three minutes. 1t
will no doubt 1nakeia good companion
piece for the steam man in the patent
= n
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

My mother says Hop Bitters is the only
thing that will keep her from severe attacks
of paralysis and headache.-Ed. OsaUego
Sun.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04
WIsE's Axle Grease never gums.

Don't Die in the House. Trough on Rats,
clears out rats, mice, flies reaches, ,bedbugs 15c.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

My little sickly, runy baby, was changed
into great bouncing boy and I was raised
from a sick bed by using Hop Bitters a
short time MoUNtA MOTHER.
Iron County register., 1883-10-04

THE cause of all taffy-'lasses.-H
ford Sunday JOurncZ.
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VIM, !, coat. Her TO Dls...

n.,,,..A Rc,tdF vs = 81
= S"It doesn't require a nintot money 70
dress / young LADY, said teacher inlthe
city schools to young man, who, with
The unreasoning propensity cfthis genera
ton, was kicking vigorously on account o.
the large amounts Of wealth which he al
legged were annually squandersd on wo-
men. at might surprise you 70 know
how little woman's wardrobe really rep
respnts," she continued. -
"Suppose you give me an estimate" re.
turned the young man, who, 1t may be
said. is . candidate for matrimony, and ior
that reason felt lively interest in the sub
"of course, said the young lady glancinG
over her neatly. fitting, well made dress
with the slightest perceptible air Of pride,
which, was very pardonable, ~ am better
acquainted with the cost Of my own raiment
than with that OF any one else, and III
have to base my figures on personal ex'
perience. think there are few girls whose
expenses for clothing exceeded 500 an
nually. Ny expenses do not amount to
more than that, and have 70 hire nearly
ali my sewing done. These items would
be-: Two tailor made dresses, $50, q silk
dress, $50; undarclothing, Sl5-that is 10
saw the materials could be bought for that;
hats and bonnetR, S35; gloves, $40; shoes,
Sl4; incidentals- collars, cuff, laces, stock
ings and other articles-would not amount
10 more than $50. Some years the expense
miuht RIM nm little higher, NJ new cir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-01
George gIlotiu Girlhood,

t4hhHH9es
Miss Mathilde Blind, in her biography
Of George Eliot, the initial volume OF Rob-
erts' Famous Women" series, gives the
following description Of The distinguished
writer at the age Of twehty-three: "There
exists colored sketch, done by Mrs. Bray,
about this period, which gives one a glimpse
OF George Eliot in her girlhood. In those
days abe had quantity ofsoft,. pale brown
hair, worn in ringlets. Her head was
massive, her features powerful and rugged,
her mouth large but shapely, the jaw
singuarly square for woman. yet hay-
ing certain delicacy OF outline. A
neutral tone OF coloring did not help TO
relieve this general heavintss Of structure,
the complexion being pale but not
fair. Nevertheless, the play OF express
sion and the wonderful mobility Of the
mouth, which increased with age, gave a
womanIy soitness to the countenance in
curious contrast with its framework. Her
eyes, OF agray blue, constantly varying
Ia color, striking some as intensely blue,
others as pale, washed out gray, were
small and not beautiful in themselves, but
when she grew animated in conversation,
those eyes lit up the whole face, seeming
In a manner to transtignre It. Though not
above the middle height, she gave people
the impression OF being much taller than
she really was, her figure, although thin
aud slight, being well poised aud not with
out certain sturdiness OF make"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.
Here Is an epitaph on scoldiug woman
which come from a.Connecticut:
..p,ouvht here nv an inceFsant row,

which come from a. Connecticut
Brought here BY an inconant row,
ThiSslGb Imother ~. --
A widow. who perioTCe rests now
And lsp oiheEk"
Louisiana Democrats are frightened by
the threat Of an Independent movement
BY some OF their former leaders.
Paris, for 100000 inhabitants, has q
theatres, Q music halls md 8 circuses;
Vienna, for j, 2O4, 900 inhabitants, has
theatrep, l circus and q music halls; Berlin,
with 300, 900 inhabitants, has Is theatrefi
circus and 5 music halls.
The following story Is told OF the Rev,
DR.. Behrens, ofthe Central Congregational
ChuIch, Brooklyn. He was riding to his
church on horse car week ago last Sun
day, when he overheard the conversation
o, Two young men: Where are you goinE
10 church his morning." said one to the
other. "Ob," was the reply, II am gqip9
10 the Central Congregational Church; they
say they have devil OF q preacher there
He's new one just imported" & .
When boots are wet through, do not dry
them BY the FIRE. AS soon as they are taken
OF gil them quite full with dry oats. This
grain will rapidly absorb every vestige oil
damp from wet leather. As 1t takes uE
the moisture It swells and fills the boots
like tightly,fittiug last, keeping Its ioFT
good, and drying the leather without hard
ening 1t. In the morning shake out tht
oats and hang them In bag near the TIRE
to dry, ready for use on another occasion.
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EMINENT DR.. ]. ]. Caldwell, Baltimore, Md.
states: II have used Colden's Liquid Beei
Tonic largely In Debility, Febrile and Ner,
yous Diseases, and have found II ono Of the
most reliable OF nutrient tonics in use or 70
be found lin pharmacy" Cake no other
OF druggists. -s.rl ha- hwE4W1
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Personal.

Jeremiah s. Black and William W.
l. ton are among the names mentioned by
old line Democrats for the Presidency.
Ex-senator II. Tabor and his bride are
going to Europe in the fall, and 1t Is said
That the Count de Leggie, member oil
the Italian Legation ut Washington, has
invited them TO his villa near Naples. 2
Senator Pugh, OF Alabama, has been
registered among the dark horses in the
race for the Democratic nomination for
President, He il liberal in his views on
public questions and very conservative on
the tariff .,rel rD
ssnator Fair and his. two sons are in
New York, on their way to Europe. Just
before the party left San Francisco a re-
porter asked the troubled millionaire
where lie was going. "oh, any place to
gst out Of this did town." replied the
Senator people know too much about
me aud mine here. ,.. 'F.-e, e|
James freeman Clarko's Comparison
OF All Religions, just issued In Boston, il
probably the last important literary work
he will undertake. He Is - years old,
aud not Of strong physique, and notwith.
standing he has written so much and
preached so steadily, he is careful in his
habits OF labor, and never consciously
oyertaxes his powers.
The Rev. DR.. R. A. Holland, OF Chicago,
who has just been called to the rectorshlp
ofrrlnity Episcopal Church, New Orleans,
was known at the early age Of l6a as the
"Boy Methodist Preacher" AT the age Of
10 lie entered the Confederate service,
volunteering as private in Morgan's
scouts. At the end Of the war he took
orders in the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The surgical operation recently per.
,ormel mon The Hon. William D. Kelley,
OF Philadelphia, was a severe one. The
right side OF his lace was cut open from the
corner Of his mouth TO the base oil his ear.
SIX doctors were In attendance upon him
during tue operation, which lasted two
hours, he being under the influence oil
ether. all the time. He Is now doing
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ERiI,s ExpERIENCE.
Another Cure utterly without Pree
= dent.

= dent.
EEtE, PA, September 10th, 1ssl.-Ds.
HARraAS: | cannot hut express my thanks
70 YOU f0r the great benefit received from
the use OF PerIna and Aanhliu. One bottle
Of each placed me tquarely on my feet, after
4 long sickness, which had laid me In bed
aud tnen left me lGmo at d crippled. Three
days uss OF these rsmtdlss dispensed with
the cane and in n week was perfectly well. =
NJ. WRIanr, Business Agent, Erie Evening
Herald. Ask your druggist for DR.. Hartnlan's
Book on tho "Ills OF Life" He will give Il
gratis. II not'addreSs DR.. H. at Osborn, o.
H.H HI nkw
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The Celluloid eye glasses are the liRhtest
bandsomesE and most durable made. Get .
pair. For sale by all leading Jewellers anC
DptiniAns. q ---.-- ~. MaF&V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-01

KILLING Is the only remedy for bed.bugS,
reaches. ants, water bugs and other house
yesmins, and Hunts Insect Powder Is the
sura extermlnator. Phce 25 cents. By all
druggists.
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CATAERu CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shtloh's CaLarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex, T. Young. Dkw.
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THAT HACKING ooUoH can be 60 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee L.
Sold by MCLAin Brothers, and Alex, T.
Young. paw.
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CRour, waoopISo coVoH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved By sh,loh's Cnre. Sold
BY Mcl.aln brothers, and Alex. r. Young.
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DIED.

cL1EE-on wednesday afternoon. Msy 80 lsss
lat clock, JosErn G. CLINE in the sd year oil bill
age. s u .a
Funeral from his late residence, Nc. ssls Eea
street, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Fiend,oi
the family sre Invited. 81 HHf
Intetnent at Mt. Wood Cemetery. r.,.j.s.s
MYERS-on Thursday, Nav 81. 1883. at the real
dence OF her brother, John II. Myers, Thirteenth
aud Byron streets, NE'Tte MAY MYERS. sged
yeGri II months aud Is days.
Remains will be taken to Cincinnati for inter
fnent
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY. MAY II. 1883, tunsil
further noticel cam will run from the City and
stamm's every hour from 80 A. y. 10 $40 ?. n.
Cars to and from Fulton every 80 m!nutea
mYi2 J. KI.tkH. bupk.
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splendidly,. and will probably be able to
sailior Europe on Saturday mex, as be
some time ago arranged 70 do. l
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as iollows-city time.
h. d 0.-Main Mne-DEPlRr-lSS a m, s 10 4
m, 40 m, s 10 p m, 7oe 4 m. 9. Q. py-sD .
N, is . 10 II Tsp N. s4oam. wP.a B. Div
8 10 m, l 80 ma 4opm AnnvE-Main Line.
o. Dlv.-6 10 pm. 96eh m, ass m. ". P. d B
Div.-S25 m, Il 20 am. e2pm. ..'
O. p.-DEPAEr-6 10 q n, 10 10 a n, 1 10 p N
ARAIyE-l2 IS 4 m, 64S p m, 5 O. pm. and 8 42a m.
p, q. d ST. L.-DErARr-6T m, 0 o. . m
162 m, 447 p m. ARRIyE-s8 81 4 m, II IL . m,
367p m, 7o7pm.
G., T.v. d w.-DEfAnf-es6am. sop m, !.
m Is N, p m. ARRIvE-745a m, 10 90 m
2 50 m, $50 p m.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

p Hummer Law Lectures. (niue West,,, 4.
gin l2th July. lsSS, and end l2ih ECpteS ~, e
proved Of stinsl Delft. 70 students who ds.',I
ID 10 those who POI ose IN reSd rriystrIT
70 prAetit ionets who have not had IL GdyGnI.itS
syttemalic inil[nction. For cLlCulAF RpplT ~ y
| Upiyerity Of Va 10 JoHS B. MINOR PyoI ~ ~
and etst law! 'VEl H. my5l v,,H .cS
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ITS SOLID SENSE.

We have h.d durirE the past week eleven kinds
Of weather by actual count, with several counties
still 10 hear from. and Il seemsm II thenhabtants
Of this tickle climate must .r.H
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20
a HoRD TO SrrnENrN.

IL shoul: be the aim OF the stu
dent to be puuctusl in attendance at
school, eud to be thorough IN stu ly.
The boy or girl who wonld be sue.
cess uI iu after hie must lay the
loundenon otsuccess in youth, They
should fully understand the impor-
J'nce OF improving their scbooIdeys
tor 'his purpose.
the boy or cir; at school loretell
'he i1'ure mtO or woman. Those
MO are prompt punctualand ordcr-
~, "'l! be 30 10 after lite. Those
who ara truthful. reliable, and hon.
~st W childhood, will be trusted in
position aud plaoe IN after years: and
hose who store the mind In youth
with va labe know edge will poe
sess't hat which can never be Loot, bu,
oo the contrary will always be n
means by which thew may procure
livelihood ;aud, II united with euer-
Pv aud perseverance,, Will be sure
TO give them reputation, ,eminenoe OF
position, aud wealth.
The youth should earnestly re-
so'vs to achieve an honorable and
noble position in life. With the
VIDE opportunities which open 10
tue ambitious and the enterprisinu in
1s Fge OF prosr assion, there IL no
',mit TO the greatness which the
thoroughly earnest stu tent may At
tam The id,o ami the d,-solnte
~lil naturally, OF their own welp,t.
drop out by tue wayside and s,ok
rom sight. The plodder whoIs con
tent With the dun, daily round IN
he eam- narrow rus will get the re-
ward Of ms labor though be never
nerters his condlIicn. But the ear
nest, Original, aspiring, energetic. in
Jeillgent worker, can always be SUR
oi new t-lds to enter, nobler victor
les TO gam, ao1 grtnder work to ac.
compisn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20
REFORUi

j. big Inaugural u dress Govern
or Bu.ler OF NJ ,ssschu-e;t says rp t
,l Iess, onetnird Of the ofHceho ders
"a that State are supsffuon., and
30 ht TO be dispensed aitu. and that
tn- saIAries Of the remainder should
b. reduced about one-bsIl
Whist IL true Of Massachusetts, is
ionpd-ss true 10 large degree IL
most Of The States. They are bur
tened wnh . crowd OF needless OFF,
CO, wno eat ont their substance.
Tay FsIera Government is IA the
IKE cooHuou. A reform 10 Us civil
svtvic- wnlcu should dispense With
,ue-ionrth OF its ofhgehoiders would
De felet TO the Treasury and great.
" improve the administration Of
puo C af4fs.