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' LONE PROOF.

tia, ,..Asc. and Kheumatlsm.-
EldhtI a,.u.,,,'iitN"N O;hlnE seemed 10 heip me
sstit" WINK E! bed. Or smith cured ne rs;
Wheeling, ". Va
.,, pypas Of Nose lnpslretSa E ~ SSio me
u M ycArs; patent meI!o!.S 'Aiieu " aver
81 rs SaIi completely G Gil ftk II cuADDucE,
n, speidel 4 Co, wheeling. W. Va
-, IT,ccr.ipd stomach Treatment
piIpPll4nAS ~ - yIyG a . relief DR.. Smith cured
!o'Itan '"'l THOMAS HOLT, INSURANCE agent,
1t,-"Eai hem tor i9GttSsn yam If;tsGr 9.S''N
Iaied me y.,,,tro s0Fes on HeGd.-"Ay son was
800 iof fourteen yesfa Sos"'"S HSS'N ~
ssphIn. DF sn'''"N ME- CATHERINE cAls,
MARKET Street, Wheeling. ". va
c,,o.,-"suNeIel for te1E, WIN EauS SSnh nns,s.
,,i ntse time. II feiutne1 ac it s,,S,c a.
ia. Dr. smith cured me s ans H. Il 6ReT r.
PAsIG,. ,I,uI. Of AnuA.-FlAt 81 my back ior 70
re R.r"I!ci dying. Dr., smith cured me VIVA
..tEaIiv, III i'U "SVA'' THoMAs coLvlE,
w.,a,,,lr Grocer, NsIn ST., Wheeling; "; va
Fl, Nn' ,,SS. n, ReCtum, pI0lEptus and Files,
lE r 'TS np 10 die and pronounced incufa'
= r., IN h cured mo- Without knlG; ,,
*. W. ~ ''- WASHINGTON DEtANY.
Martins Ferry.
~. " II add WFiWss- ~. EHAlh44 PiV.NSSe
I' :" ,Cr, In ny family have. bten most salts
en-, SS,t and c0mnend him to all as a gentleman
I'D S N,...,.I TSlb siyS:-'I had been suffering
W. - Wan aud treated BY many physicians 10,
@,IsI y Df smith AId had iaps worm. and
Ai'@hs, cr - =, ,rt1oyed monster 100 feet long,
5t .sI years ip hosnS!ssi9r
ss Ts me ad,IGSsSs ~ bes S f ves
in.,'.S tidntvS kin. blood, nervous nnections
iSa W., ESetIcI Of men aud youth, kcroiula anu
,tt,aa ;r,'Iiy to my success.
y II :: ruIrI without the knife. ,.,.,.,
u .SS al di,tGncc may ne treated eZ letter ana
~ At; T 2atsips q Two thIeSsnt stamps. and
Id'v sd ,gj al oce freq. Office hours from 4.
i. 49, =. daily. Call on OF address
,,yl No III ChArlgue st., wheeling, W. We.
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ODE TO THE DEAD.
brother watterson stands On His Hca
and talks Pigeon English.

brother RattersOn stands On HIS Head
and talks Pigeon English.
LoulYille CoucierJoutnal.
OF all tho Congresses that ever sat. the
last one-that above whose portals the
county can at last bless God, write "fnis'
that whose carcass was yesterday turned
over to the common hangnan, Public
Opinion, to be carted to potter's field,
Oblivion, and there dumped neck and
heels into the ditch dug for other dead and
decaying animals, though 1t was by no
means dumb brute, being, a. matter
OF fact, whilst II snorted and cavorted,
very lusty and noisy beast-ot ell
tho bow.legged, sway.bAcEed, lop sided,
knocked.kneed, bandy.shanked, web.
footed, red.headed, tangled.haired, check
aproned and short.fioCkcd Congresses
this, or any afflicted people, had ever the
misfortune TO elect, that over which Keller
presided and Robson was arch.angel, will
rank in classic legend and the story OF
StaLccIaft as the ornariest and the most
Eudacious! There have been forty'seven
Congresses. II the rogueries, and stupid.
ties OF forty.six preceding ones were com.
SiIlaIny and the vapid idiocy OF
tho forty.seventh. Upon the highest
and ruggedest peaks OF partisan
wantoness md incapacity it's spirit will be
seen through ages behind the midst Of po'
litical misrple ike agoat, n veritab!e Re
publican Buck Billy, bounding from crag
TO craG, and displaying with each grafton
OF It's ghostly form some new disgrace. II
came In almost unanimously. II goes out
unanimously. 1t is like the assailant whom
old Ben Wade once denounced. "Sir, said
bluff old Ben, "you are beneath contro.
yersy. will not waste an argument
up on you, sir. | have known you
forty years, sir; YOU were damned fool
and damned rascal at the start, and you
have been failing ever since!"
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr..
William, ian Indian remedy called Dr.. Will
ham's Indian Ointment. A single box hos
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer five min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. lotions and instruments do more
harm than goodas-Tilliam's Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allayg the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm in
bed,) acts a. pouldce, gives instant and
pRlnleea relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept OF price, 81 90.
For sale by J. +. Shirk, Logan L Co., also
Chas. Moenfemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
McConshey, Bridgeport, 0. Dtw
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Woman suGreke in wyoming.

Having received many Inquiries about
the results Of woman suffrage In Wyoming,
the editor OF the Laramie Sentinel answers
them all at once in an interesting editorial
article in his paper. At the outset he
states rs II ilc;, what Is probably not gen.
orally known, that the law comforting
political rights upon women which was
passed in 1869 and has been in operation
ever since was "a mere freak OF the legis'
latols, who thought it would immortalize
them and advertise the territory. They
builded better than they knew" Among
the results OF tho measure, according TO the
ScHtinei, are these: A smaller percentage
OF women then Of men stay away from the
polls; they are less persistent Office seekers
than the men, but when elected to Office
they have in very case done their duty sat.
isiactorlly; they arc accorded entire liberty
Of action-frequently wife votes In oppo'
sitlon 10 her husband; and It has even
happened that wives have worked and
voted for one ticket when their husbands
were candidates on tie other; but the
Sentinel haS "never known or heard OF an
instance OF domestic iafelicity growing out
oil u difference 10 political views between
husband aud wife,; on election day the
polls, which were formerly revised. edition
OF Donnyhrook Fair, arc now as orderly as
the churches; women exercise their pollti-
cal rights without sign OF decentralization,
aud their votes and influence have doubled
tho power OF the better element.
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rmg nErIIODIsr aIHE.
Comments by n Church Paper with n
Head on IL.

Comments by n Church Paper With u
Head on IL.
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate.
The Christian Advocate OF last week de.
votes nearly a page to discussing the
methodist Mine" question. It does not
approve the course OF DR.. Fowler in using
the Ad,ocatc for "bulliug" the stock OF an
uncertain" property. We suppose it
would not approve the course had the
property been certain as to its dividends.
Such Il use Of its columns was Legitimate,
and We presume DR.. Fowler himself would
not presume 10 defend ii. We regret that
the advocate did not content itself with the
admission OF the wrong and there rest TIE
matter. To attack the press for yentilat-
ing the concern was nptwise. To expose
frauds, and even honestly intended,
though unsound, business projects, is one
part Of the duty Of the press. That they
would make the most OF an opportunity,
was to have been expected; that their &c.
count would be exaggerated, was to have
been expected also. That they should re.
sort to sharp methods to obtain informa.
ton, is in keeping with thelr ways. 10 at
tack them for giving publicity TO an admit
ted wrong, seems like Withdrawing the
admission and defending the wrong. A
lair, frank, openheRrted confession OF the
wrong, without subStractiug from the
moral power Of the confession by. accusing
those who have brought the facts
10 light that make the confession
nocnoSory vnI dino the Church
and the public. While exsggeratlons and
reprehensible methods OF procedure are to
be condemned, the exposure Of the Isabella
mine Is to BIO approved, and to reveal the
course Of Church officials who used the
influence Of their positions illegitimately,
Is not to be condemned, TO the end that
more care be observed in the future. We
have seen no indications Of moral obliquity,
on the part OF any concerned; but We ques:
tion II any well.iniormed member OF the
Church read the editorial commend.
ing tho stock OF the mine without
deep regret at tho time, fearing
m unfortunate outcome. The Church
cannot Justly complain. Of being held re.
spousible for the conduct and wisdom Of
her officials. We hold political parties thus
responsible and the Church must not ask
lower law Of accountability. Her practice
as well as her teaching, Is a fit subject OF
criticism, and such should be the character
OF both thatshe should not only shrink
from 1t, but be In constant readiness for 1t,
II her representatives lack in probity, she
must bear tho disgrace; II in Judgment,
the misfortune. In either case an ingenu.
Gus confession becometh her.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick childsu1eriug and crying
with the exoruciatiug pain OF cutting teeth
II 80, go st once and get 8 bottle OF Mrs.
H'rnSiow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer lmmediately-depend
upoa II; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
10 not mother on earth who has ever used
Il, who will not tell you at once that II viii
regulate the bowpls, and give rect 70 the
mother aud relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. Il ispertectly safo 70
il the prescription Of one OF the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Bold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
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The Rambler.
1t is All advantageous thing to be cross.
eyed. Recently a stranger walked into
retail store In Baltimore aud. when he
thought the proprietor was looking in an
opposite direction, picked up a valuable
lace handkerchief and slipped 1t under his
coat.
"Put that back sirr commanded the
proprietor.
"Put what back" exclaimed the indis.
nant stranger.
"Put back the handkerchief I saw you
steal"
"Did you zee me steal anything?"
'Yes, l was looking directly at you"
"Are you looking at me now"
"Yes."
"Then take your burned old handker-
chief"
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Exchange.

Exchange.
The number Of newspapers now published
in Great Britain and Ireland is 1862, OF
which 1885 are published in England
alone, London claiming $3.50 Of them. In
Wales there are IS papers, in Scotland 1874,
in. Ireland 1852, in the Isles 81. Tho dailies
are thus distributed: One hundred and
twenty.seven in England, 4 in Wales, % in
Scotland, 10 in Ireland, and in the Isles,
In 1916 The number Of newspapers in Great
Britain and Ireland was only 55l, or about
one fourth the number now, and only IA OF
them W ere dailies. The magazines now
in existence, including the qusrterlies,
number 1871, OF which SS6 have deci-
dedly religious character.
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a COLLEGE LARK.
The Prince Imperial and Fellow Stu.
dents have Wow and n Wumpus.

Tho Prince Imperial and Fellow Stu.
dents have Wow and n Wumpus.
Baltimore American.
Young Allen Arthur,t the son of the Pres.
ident, was no. long since suspended by the
authorities OF Princeton College, III compa-
ny with son Of Gen. George B. Mcclellan
and son Of Mr.. Libby, OF New York, who
has given 30 literally 10 Princeton, On nc.
count OF sportiYe tricks at hotel. Several
students from Harvard came to Princeton
on a visit, and twenty Princeton boys,
including the three above mentioned,
arranged a wine supper Tor the visitors at
one OF the local hote!s. The proprietor OF
the hotel located tho genial company in
one tho wings OF the hotel where their
conviviality would disturb other guests
as little as possible. When the sup.
per had reached its conclusion
the young men were in the usual happy
frame OF mind natural to tho conclusion OF
wine feast, where the guests are young
and full Of the gay vitality Of youth. Out
side the night was cold and stormy. The
guests concluded not to so home. To go
down to the Office and order rooms was al-
together too tame proceeding, Just
above the supperroom was line OF bed.
rooms assigned TO the chambermails OF the
hotel. 1t was thought to be good lark TO
20 up and drive out the girls and capture
their quarters. The frail doors were kicked
in, and the girls fled shrieking down stairs.
The jolly boys were only too contented in
capturing the rooms to bother their heads
about where the girls went aiterward. The
ancient housekeeper. who slept at the end
OF the hall, awakened by the racket, came
out Just as the hall was cleared. She left
her door open, and walked down the hall
in her night.gown, hunting for the cause Of
/ the trouble. Two OF theaupper crowd came
up near her room, supporting in their arms
very tired student. Seeing her room
open, they ran in there and put their weary
| friend in the old lady's bed. AS they came
out the door slammed to, and fastened
with spring lock. SO, when the house
keeper returned she found herself locked
out. Then she raised an cutlery, which
brought all OF the students ont OF the rooms.
Young Arthur and Mcclellan came out
with guitars and began 10 sercnade the
thlnly.Attired housekeeper. She thought
the young men wero bringing disgrace
upon the cbambermaids and sounded a
fire alarm. This aroused everybody. The
students were captured. A small hoy was
put in over the transom OF the housekeeper's
room SO that the students there could not
escape. Il Was three O'Clock before the
housckeeper and her girls were restored to
their quarters. All the students connected
with the froliC were suspended, but as the
escapade was really innocent, no com.
plants being made, the students were last
week taken back. ....
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MEDICAL
Voluntary Tributes of Gratitude for Ben.
ellts Received.

DEAR sIE-PiCMe allow me the privilege Of Civ.
ing my testimony regarding tho wonderful cuta'
tive properties Of your invaluable medicine. Hunts
Remedy During the past Nix or seven yeAn IhRye
been Grea, sufferer from Kidney Disease, and
during great part Of the ;ImO my sulerlpgI have
been 70 intense RS to be indeacibable. oaly tho:e
whohaye suffered BY this dread diioGSe know Of
the awful hackAche. and pains Of all kinds. accom-.
panied by great weakness and nervous prostitution.
lolS OF force and ambition which Invariably attend
It, IhAt all these troubles latsa'Ihed, apd was In
such bad condition tkGt could not get up out OF
my chair excep. by putting my hands OIL my knees
and GlnOIL rolling out belOTe lcOuld Stnlghten up.
tried the best DOCTOR. and many kinds Of mcdi
cine, but ali failed to help me, aud experimental
50 long endOarofng 10 get cured that last Iptiug
was Ia very poor Ahape and III seeking for relief my
attention was directed by . friend to the remark.
able cures OF Kidney Disease, etc., which were be-
ing accomplished by Hunts Remedy. Was In
duced 10 try It, and began 10 take IT, and very soon
"linbsred up" AZ It were; my severe bsckache, and
the intens, palms had suffered 50 long speedily
disappeared, Notwithstanding had been bothered
With this complaint 50 many years.
When began 10 take Hunts Remedy was con.
sldenbly run down In my general health. snd sui
iered also f:on loss Of appetite Kver hare have
been taxing the Remedy, however. my improve
ment h ls been most marked; my former complaints
aches palms. ETC.. have disappeared, and now feel
like my former self hale, hearty and sound In
health. Ishall Away keep Hunts Remedy with
me. and would most earnestly recommend all
those who are sufferers from Kidney or Liver Dis
eases or diseases Of Bladder or Urinary Organs TO
use Hunts Remedy. and take no other.
Ioun very truly
HENRY q. SHELDON,
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PRoY. JANIS A. sEWEL1. A. NJ, II. D., OF
Medical Faculty, lAIal University, Quebec,
states; ~ have found Colden's Liquid Beet
Tonic particularly useful in advanced stSges
OF Consumption, Weakness, Dyspepsia and
ali nervous Affections. 10 pregnant women
It has been retained when CAery other article
OF food wsa rejected. PAlAtable and easy Of
dlgestlon,n Take no other, NwRtW,
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THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST /!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho,

OfeB the bost field for En!graniS-Ti9: a mild
cquHble and healthy climate; cheap lAnds Of great
fertility producing oil varieties oil GrnlD, Fruit and
Grasses Iii wonderful abundance: an inexhaustlhlt
supply Of Timber: vast Coal Yields, aud Other
Mineral dcpOsIts; cheap and quick transportation
by railroads and river navigation direct commerce
withRll parts Of the world, owing " It's proximity
TO the Pacific Ocean.
No Droulhs, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes
WhlrlWinds, or other Destructive Phenomena.
Tho lands OF tho pacIac Northwest show an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In excess Of
that oil any other section Of the United States.
No failure Of crops has ever occurred.
OREGON Wheat Commands q higher prIce than
that Of any Other country IN tho Liverpool market
An immense area Of very fertile knllroad and
Government L1nts. within cay reach Of tile trunk
lines Of the EorthonI Pncllc Il, p, tho Oregon
Railway Il Navigation, and the Oregon & california
X. X Goa and their numsIUuS branches In the
great Valleys VI the Colum0iA and ia tributaries
are EoW offered for Enle At low prices. and OIL EAy
Terms, or open 10 pro emption Rnd Homestead
Entry.
The great movement Of population 10 the COlum
bIn region now IN nrOSreES Will DO enormously In
creased by the completion Of tho Northern PAni0C
3. X. and the Oregon Railway d Navigation Coz
syRtamH. This renders cartAlR q rapid increase III
the value Of Lands now open 10 purchase OF to EN-
Try under tho unfcd atRtcS Land Laws.
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive OF The conn
Try, It's resources. climate routes Of tFave TAtel
and full information, address,
"A. L. STOKEa,
General Eastern Agent
Nm0yk gtrCCt Cbl0AVo nj
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Wher all other remedies fail On. FRAElIR's
Roor BFTTERs will cure General Debility,
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and oil diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
|FoY several months have boon afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks Ct . time
/ was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could and no relief until !
heard OF you Root Blttess. / have takea
The Root BItters for two weeks aud they hGye
restored me 10 my former health.
JOIN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For hale By J. +. shirk, Logan d Co., also
Chas. M0enkemoelleI, Wheeling, and E., 4.
&OConAhey, Bridgeport. sAW
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By DR. FrAzTrR's MAGIC om1xzsr. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptlons on ths Face,
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and beauti.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum. Bore Mp
pies, Sore Lips Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sold BY all druggists and mailed OF re-
ceipt OF price, 30 cents.
]. r. 6hirk and Logan s Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. MoConshey, Agent at
bridgeport. pAW
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Ghe GnteltiQstrter,
once. Sos. rs ana "a Fourteenth street.
BUTTERFLY BLISTER,

BUTTERFLY BLISTER
Little All Sid
Was Christian ND
A cute little GUS yo'd declare
With eyes full OF fun
And . nose that begun.
Right up 10 the roots Of hlshAi
Jolly aud fat
Was this trOlicSome brat,
4She played through tue long suunss day,
And braided his cue
As bis iAthe:uSed 10
In chinalAid far, fir away.
0lce DER lawn
That All 81 played upon
humble bee flew Ia tht Ipflng,
,,'MelllCAn butterfly"
aid he, with winding his eye,
Me AtGhCe aud pull off uIu wing"
Then with his cap
AeslfuCk It nap
This Innocent humble Tee
And put It's remAiuI
In the sat OF MS Jeans:
Fora pocket there had the CLilee.
Down on tho green
Sat the little sRrIius
IL style that was strangely deMuTV,
And said with grIl
That was bhmiul Of TN.
Ne tnAGhee UNI butterfly surv.'
Little All Sid
Was only kid,
Nor could you expect him to guess
What kind Of bug
lie was holding - snug
In the folds OF his loose.tlttlng drea.
"KIyn! Ky.yIpp:!"
All Sid cried, Hs lie
Roe hufnedly up IRON tina! spot
"KA.yl! Yok.a'kAnI
Dam um Melicau man
I'm butterfly belly much hot"
SIM FraacisoO UGp
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HuNAxrrY's great hope for the fulure Is
alone to DO realized in improved conditions
Of nlatrimouy. What d profound obligation
does this fact involved Those who realize the
responsibility can hardly do better than take
advice from Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham whose
wonderful remedies for the cure OF all dis
eases peculiar 10 women are 60 justly cole
brated. Send for pamphlet NwF&w
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An Down ButOno.

Fairmont West Vlrglnlan.
CoSuSpRuM THE West Virginia Legis.
lature left something. What is itT-1NTEL'
4 three hundred thousand dollar debt.
Ask us something hard. Now, there is
something the Legislature did not leave.
What Is III Do you give It up? Well,
they didn't leave any Of the irreducible
school fund.
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TuE genuine SARATOGA Hron Rock srane
WAITE for sale by sll druggists by the dos-
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
Tho High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
j. F. shirk and Logan L Co., Agents a.
Wheeling, and 3, X. MoConahey, Agent at
bridgeport. ,Ur- pkW
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THREE reason, why the Cellulold Eye
Glasses are the best: First, because they are
the lighlest; Second, because thcy are the
handsonesi; and Third, because they are
the strongest. For sale by all the leading
Jewelers and ,OpticiRns NHFAW
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REMENpEA I! you want health and strength
81 mind and muscle, uSs Browns Iron BitteR
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EYEs brighton, cheeks become rosy, mus.
Giles gain strength by the use OF Browns Iron
Bitters.A nav
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MEDICAL,
mr., ]. E. SMITH,
~ ,,,7 Chapllne Street.

,,,,rce N a physicians success Is The
stei %S ~ SS!rn; The incEeaAuE den gd.is
IS9y IA; ; .s .hS, ST sh sSs lave 1son.Ssd
SG5flh'y ana tsit'; S.tienIS name without perml4.
- IneIe; w .Is many hundIet certificates
a. thoaGU n, nave cured after they hAI oee i
N NY years hopAl experience oh Sna
SP tnsf:Y%!IS f ,is: sS StHI st ae i.
10, Of lrp ''ihe" ilIurts success II
',s..Ol TO n sS And inaEly give the patient IN!
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CEEDS now ready ioE
y spring lowing; ali new
CROP Of 1859. Best for the
gardener. becHuSA rSllt.
ole. hGnd for price list.
Tho leading and best line
Of piows EhrIows, Cuitl.
vAtcrF, wagons, feed cut
ters com and cob mills,
corn shelters, rCRpefy,
mowers, rakes, drills, fer,
tiliEeIs, wSkhlng mAGh'nE
aud cluthnE'Wriilg0rs. 4.
e. PoYD. WheelInV.W. Va.