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call tri.weekly train; goes Up one week
and tries te get back the next.m ..r,a.-, 2.
THE DISTRICT ecHool

|
But II we have our disadvantages We
also have our compensating advantages
one Of which think West Virginia would
find Il hard to equal, and that Is q district
school at every cross road all over the
county, now In full operation. Besides the
great schools Of the cities and larger towns
there are these little rough cabins, often
consisting Of but q Hingle room, scattered
In every direction. They are taught, to
some extent, by college students, contain
from twenty to thirty scholars each and all
Of them will be buBily at work until the
spring farming begins, when there will be
| an Inflammation 10 midsummer and then
another term. 4.rR EaNG5'f
Nor must l forget 10 mention our unllm.
lied sle'ghing aud skating and other enjoy.
mens OF like nature, for we do enjoy
them even though 1t Is said the sleighing Ia
bad for only about Six weeks In the year.
The Bnow retains Its natural color here
however long 1t may lie, aud does not look
as II 1t had been peppsred vigorously few
hours after 1t has fallen, as yours does. Az
soon as a crust forms on It one may take hiH
direction across the country and 20 for
miles without meeting but very few obsta.
clea. II he Is not personally acquainted
with the country he will get very little help
either as to distance or direction from the
people, that being species Of knowledge
foreign to their composition, but II be gains
an eminence Of respectable height the view
to be obtained up and down the valley Of
thu Trojan Connecticut, with snow capped
mountain range blming the horizon on
either side, Ia one that only New Eugland
can furnish, 0 Us' R.cc.
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1t Is not a

4 the HEAD. HElpAcH1
Id Of mucous membranal
'ulAr. By mail, prepaid.
received. sold BY ali
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Very seldom do we read Of IN actual case
Of recovery, where hope had altogether been
lost 10 equal that which YVES on Monday in.
vess'gated by a Dispatch reporter who had
heart, In various quarters, persons talking
10 their friends OF curs, seemingly little
shprt Of miraculous tina; had been perform.
I'd. VIM Lincoln Ours /. tho name Of the
young man In question. Hs 10 now EN- ploy-
I'D at H X. Porter & Co.'s Locomotive Works,
Pittsburgh. His disease was Chronic Rheu
ma,ism. The enormous swelling aad n 10
the joints OF his arm soon produced paralysis
Of bis lett arm. He gradually grew wore,
his ankl;s and knees were soon even worse
than his arms, his cheek bones began to en-
large, apre ding his face out Of ali reseln.
biance to his former self. Two physicians
pronounced him hopeless. PEBuxA cured
him. Pags SO Or. Haftmun's Ills Of Lille"
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MEDICAL,
Z The Doctors Mistake.

One Of the old mistakes Of the
profession was to think that there
were no other ways Of curing dis.
ease except those which had been
tlapded down from former timesS
~. 1t is not to be denied that the
Doctors have done grea. things for
the world. But when it comes RIGHT
down to the real curing Of disease,
rit must be admitted that Browns
Iron Bittcrs has done enough to
earn the generous gratitude Of this
whole present generation, including
the medical profession. There arc
no mysteries or, secrets about tho
compromising Of Browns Iron Bit.
tiers. This preparation Of iron is the
only preparation which will not in.
lure teeth or stomach. In this it is
beyond comparison better than the
other preparations, which are mis-.
:hievous and injurious. ~ sGr 1
I, You need not fear mistake in
trying Browns Iron Bitters. Your
druggist has it. 1t gives vigor to
the feeble, and new life to the dys.t
peptic. Children take it, not only
with safety, but with great advan.
tagc. M o ~ 's6t, "a,
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Beggnrx' Fnv0riies In Warrington.
u1a ,t,. = III.

| nekkuFh kAVOElseH In HASnlnEkOus
Washington Litter. ~
Charles i. Farwell, Of Chicago, was one
OF the greatest favorites among the beggars
who infest the capitol building every day.
Whenit ia known that member has large
fortune he 10 never allowed any rest, day
or night Mr.. Farwel, who Is very rich,
anu who has, moreover, a very generous
disposition, was worked by the crowd all
the time he WAS In Congress. A gentleman
who sat near him in the House said that
Mr.. Farwell must have given away on an
average SOFA day during the session OF the
House. Besides these gifts he always had
q number OF people whom he was support
Ing almost entirely, both in Chicago and
Washington. =
Col. lngersoll ia another man whose
Kind heart ia worked by the beggare. It is
an impossibility for the Colonel 10 pass by
any one who appeals to him for help.
"Podr creatures" he will Say, "eyen II
they are not starving as they, Bay, there is
no doubt but what they are poor enough,
and little money cannot comes miss TO
them."
MIR. Blaine is another very charitable
man, and helps q great many deserving
people. Mr.. ". W. Corcoran has great
reputation for being charitable, but in the
main his charity is bestowed in such a way
that every one hears OF II. Some way a IL
tie paragraph comes into the papersthe
next day saying that Mr.. Corcoran has
given sum, the amount being always
named, to such charity. His benevolence
rarely extends beyond some institution
whose sycophantic managers are always
crosby.
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The interests OF humanity seem to demand
the publication OF the following facts: Two
months ago my attention wss called to the
cnae Of poor woman who was said to bs
i,ted with cancer. found be. with an
ulcer on her shoulder at least i've inches in
circumstance, angry, painful, and giving
tue patient no rest day or night Tor six
months. ! obtained supply Of Bwiit'e
Specific, which persuaded her to try. She
has taken five BOTTLES, the result of which ia
that the ulcer Is entirely healed up, nothing
remaining but small scab not larger than
one's finger nail, and her general heaIth /.
better than for five years past. She Seems t.
be psrfsctly cured. l consider Its eff cts
wonderful-almost miraculous. REV, JESSE
e. CAHrBELL, Columbus Ga, h'I,77 .
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Che h; Gli',,ttt:e',l!lilqt,trer':
ONCE. nov. 10 ana ~ Fourteen h sireci
TIE EDITOA's WIFE,

No eloquent thought and no fowery word.
4hAs ihe most 0! Jon, listening enraptured, have
Could ALLURE me from vIands 10 .emptlpyly ,pre.o
~ Anas ave missed the e1tempote speeches you've
But my heart beats teaponiivs to ono theme al
TIE q woman we d,ink TO Ia bumpers Of vine;
~ i Hnf,n Gown my napkin. my fork and my
To pe't 70 the tout Of THE Editors Wife,"
Aud Of course youll agree-aince on, wives arc ali
TO brighten tho sceue and pa,tske Of onr cheer.
4afa tae Dest OF al angels kind heaven has sent
AZ 20 b1lng man tymPslhy. peace and content,
9 aaa 70 his loys and 10 lessen his woes
20 Few on his buttons and patch up his hose,
Ahu y sno9th out tho kinks and tho Wrinkles OIL
Is the IDOL we wo,ship the cdtto.s wife. .
When The . ii.or comes from his Office a.:n,gh,,
Al A. very late hour. In q dubious plight, ~:
~ ne IMPRESSION prevails and The Story Is told,
IAN HAN an editor 9 wiie can b always Cajoled
Win hh about "brtdses' and "p,oken.down
Bpt We who. have been there arc free to confess
Aaas whea Husbands ste late aud susptctons ate
ltl' beat 70 own up to the editors vito.
Az such fables are cruel, and men are untiad,
40 uoel sex OF tlch generous mind uIH',
a. 4 se1 VINO economlxe all tn ouyh the year,
rhat tfe may Afford to exhibit them here,
70 women who sciimpingly, patiently wait, 10,
For lhs annual ietSt 1t three dollR,s per nate.
for ol all The wild Joys IN the circus Of life, /
banquet seemA best 10 the editors wifc.
Bnt al testing aaide-slnce dImly turmi,c
n i,iiat the laGfes resard mo with sinister eyes
Who more than the wife Of our bosom deserves
me sweet veneratlon her b auty preserves9 -
nno tne years may 60 BY and our heads may grow
Her beauty grows ever as pure and Is bright
~ wnen hhe laced poverty, kOrrow aud tIriie,
And biesssa our estate as an editors wife.
And some OF us. glaneing back over tho years,
". cali up SWEEP vicious, all halowed BY tears:
4 ores, 2 toy. or ahaod that Is torn.
00tA qu lint little shoe that baby hiss worn,
ora white little face lying under a pail,
hhu Undiscovered grave over yonder-thAt's ali:
but Ee Know the great grief that has clouded The
Aud broken The heart OF an edi.or'a wits.
You nay ny drink to Your trade and your creatures
! raise not my glass TIL hear her sweet name:
IL ~ % het who alone uncomplalnlngly bears,
Inc all II Der sotrowa aud most Of our carey,
" Mhose wealth Of sweet influence subtly inspires
oir gfandest achievements aud nobl,ht desires:
! iH 70 her would drink-our companion In lie
@oos besI inspiration, the editvr,s wifel 10
H.."I 50 EUGENE FIELD.
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MANY who long suilef.d flom indescribable
feelings Of Distress lame back, aching Joints
sores. swelltngs, weakness OF the urinary and
digestive organs, unnatural feelings OF weari
ness, headache, nervousness, despondency
sleeplessness, disturbing dreams, partial In.
sanity, etc., after docterlng liver, kidneys
nerves and brain, with the various quack
nossrums Of the day, and being nearly flight
ened to death BY their alarming advertise
ments, Quietly began using Dr.. Gaysott,
Yellow Dock and sarsapariila, and wert
agreeably surprised to greatly find them
selves restored to psriect health. No othel
remedy equals II. paw
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TOME PROOF.

TOME PROOF
Kinney and Liver Diseases and Rheumauxn.-
suffered Ternbly-"NothiDg seemed to help me
could not get out OF bed Fl 5p spi s, Sp5ea me-"
WheelIns, W. Va
Catsnh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired vo!ce.-sui.
d. snith completely e GHxk H. cHAnpncx
{- OF 6peidel d Co., wheeling, ". Vs..
Dyspepaia and liberated Stomach. Treatment
yam Il ao 'ITs M n assn
cursd 'ne4 Il IoUis %Hsa1N M en
Ne1o:uis, Running sorcs on Head-"My son waa
Afflicted Tor fourteen years. Nothing seemed to
! y MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Btreet Wheeling. W. Va
Cancer" Suffered tez .eazs with Cancer: Had
t.ion ~ Smith cured me without knife, sea,!,Iic
Files, FistulA Of Anus-Flat Of my back tor Is
weeks Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured me
Ztshout knife In dvo weeks :,, :, ~, ~, ~
Wholesale Grocer, AIn st., Wheeling 4. Va.
Ulcennons Of Fectnm. prolapsus and Piles.-
Was given up to die and pronounced inculable.
o. smith cured mo Tlss sM,N Eg4ts" M,
-,'i.3A."r hartin's re7y.
Rev, H. o, LAdd wyitea:-"Dr. Smiths PROBES.
donnl services In my family hAye been most eats.
tsctory, and commend him TO ali n gentleman
sud Bkil.frl physician" y
Ma Ma.gaye. kolb ayE-'l had been suffering
ior seven years and treated BY many phyhciaus fol
iyspepSia. Dr.. Smith taid had tape wsrln, aud
10 eight houss removed monster 100 icet long"
Female Complaints Three yeanin hospitals FOL
:emnIes give me peculiar atyantxgcSu such cdses
PersolA cured Ok cat&rrh. di.eaSes oil heart liyer
stomach, kidneys. akin, blood. nervous Affection
And weaknesses Of men snd youth, 6c1oiulA and
Ultima testify to my aucces. m. rgFt5Dt.s.iJ,
Piles cured without tho knife. "
Patients at distance may b treated by letter
md satikfaction guaranteed. 4 chart for teli ex
animation sent on receipt Of two th1eeccnt stamps
ind advice returned f,ee
OouEulAtion at ot1ce free. Once houu from {
/ Z. 10 Z. Il, daily Gil on or sddrem 20 ;,3
fI.-1,l JOHN z. SMITH, Il. D.,
myl2.nAw No. l404 Chapline st., Wheeling. ": Va
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Bucklen'n Arn,cn n,v.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. can.
cora, Piles, Chilblalns, Corns, Tetter. Chappsd
Hands, and all skin crup,ions, guarsnteed Ia
cure in every instance, or money rsfnnded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan 8 Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug store. :, - - 80
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The Rkv. Gzo. Il. ruAYEa, Of Bourbon,
Ind, sayt: "Both myself and wife owe GU,
lives to sHlLoa's CONSUMPTION Cure"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipa;ion. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow ekin? shlloh's Vi,alizsr is Il positive
euLs' M1 .t'A..N u I'M u
WRY WILL rau cough when shiioh's Cure
cts. and 81. 'a "ls, :. $50 !
sHlLoHs CArAREu REMEpY- positive cure
for Catarrh, Dlphthesia and Canker Mouth,
For sale by McLain BITS and A. T. Young,
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AT the bank: II have note here that's
due to-day. I'd lika to get the time ex-
tended, as | haven't any money" "W.
can't possibly let it 20 over" "That is, j
have the money, but" "All right;
guess We can accommodate you. II You've
got the money it's quite a different thing
Buffalo Express. a
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ELy's Cream Balm cured ME Of catsrrh of
many years standing-restorad my sense OF
smeil. For colds In the head II works Tx,
m.glc.-E. H. Sherwood, National Stat.
Bank, Elizabeth, N. J. IEsy TO rss. Het
ady'L1 TThsAw
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7 HAD suffered from catarrh for ten YEAR,:
the pain would bnso severe that l was Obliged
to send for doctor. had entirely lost sense
OF smell. El,'s Cream Balm has worked a
miracle. Q. y. Halleys. Blnrhamptou, N. y.
Itat .l.H F ~ ~ TrhsAw -
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a MlSSEaroLls man whipped two sand.
bsggers and shot the other one. II more
cilizans vera like this Minneapolis man, a
nights sleep. ' '
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TnE most beautiful plaque that any
young lady can make is a big, round mince
pie, placed within easy reach olsthe specta.
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Perhaps q word or two about village
stores in general in this country might Be
in order. 1t is said that but one storekeeper
10 hundred has any definite idea Of what
biz stock in trade really consists OF or has
ever made an inventory Of bis possessions.
From the nature Of the case, thisis not to be
wondered 1t. In the first place he is ex.
pected to keep constantly on hand every
thing that the Oldest inhabitant may hap
pen to remember is useful In any depart
ment. Ia city his business would be
represented by an entire block OF stores OF
different kinds, but here he simply puts
out new section to his premises as he
adds q fresh stock Of substances and keeps
right on. A story is told OF a storekeeper
about ten miles away who once announced
that he had failed IN business and made an
assignment to his creditors. OF course an
account Of stock then had to be taken, in
the course Of which 80 much forgotten and
unexpected wealth turned up that ne was
not only able to meet all his obligations
but came out ahead. = 'T'7sE7s 900,
Aut perhaps this as not as good an il.
lustration as an incident which happened
at the village few years ago. Two natives
became engaged in q controversy as to the
merits OF the stores in their respective vii.
lagcs, and at last a bet was made that this
particular one could not supply any article
the member Of the third district might
call Tor. After mature elaboration a pulpit
was called for. ''Step right this way" said
the storekeeper, "got In fne secondhand
one yesterday.,gf!iiFs.F ~ m
Another attribute Of the severe season is
The embargo It puts on travel, and in par
ticular, upon the railroad. Now their
railroads are never noted for their accu.
racy. Of time observed at the best spasous
of the year. They have happy.eo.iucky
way Of running, which the natives rather
admire, but. It depends very largely on
chance whether they get through At all OF
not. Notwithstanding the great amount
Of SNOW which must necessarily fall, yery
few Of the roads make any adequate pro.
vision for it, and trust to luck for the rest,
When, in addition, there Ia about one tele.
graph Office to every half dczen stations,
! your chances for striking q train Of asy
definite time arc not Of the best. One old
count,yman, put 1t very APPLY when be re-,
marked, & alter waiting on q snowy plat
form two or three hours fer a hopeless
train, "Well, ] callate this Ia what yoy
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For E''e, You, !. .
E9Etj y , S,-'Lt- y y = -.
...g& Madam,

Whose Complexion betrays
some humiliating imperfec-,
ton, whose mirror tells you
that you are Tanned, Sallow-
and distlgured in countc-
nance, or have Eruptions,
RedneSs, Roushness or UNI
wholesome tints Of Complex
ion, VIC say use Hasan's Mag
nolia Balm. 49, vsess III. l.
= 1t is a delicate, harmless
and delightful article, pro-
ducins tho most natural and
enhancing tints, the artiflci-
atty OF which no Observer
can detect, and which soon
becomes permanent if the
Magnolia Balm is judiciously
used. Jl ? ..ss-- ~, 80 =
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For several years l was troubled with
catarsh; have tried many remedies. E'y't
Cream halm his proved the article desired.
believe tits the only cure.-L. B: Coburn,
HardSard Merchant, Towanda, Pa. (see
ady'D rrhsaw
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Or. J. e. SMITH,
~ No. l4oA CHAPL1NE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of physician's success Is the
testimony Of his patients. The iacreaEng demands
lor my professional Bervicca prove that hayo dealt
hononbly and fairly with these who have consult
ed mo never use q patients name without per.
miEdon. though have many hundred certificates
from those whom havo cured after they had been
pronounced incurable. A thorough medical edu.
cation. with many years hospital experience and
familiarity with thernpuuc agents. close observ.
snce Of tempeYAmentM pecu1iaritjes and strict at.
IGNITION 10 hysieuic management in6urca success,
cure Is poaable, and l frankly give the patient my
opinion. f..rI rr,Ir.
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MEDICAL.
kSSzlSlsTSFAss :; :: I,:"s::::

kSl1 Use, s 9 s.' I,.s,. s...
; ~E&9sTtcB Chronic Diar.
l4n' WSfA's$lf a, ri.pa. Jauntlice,
xaSNf " ~ l,ppnfity Of no
% AAAxnA M Hood. Fever and
@G3a!lHSl1iy md ali Diseases Disease.
b = caused by DO.
rangement OF Liver, bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
bad Breath: Pain "a the Side. sometimes Tho
pain Is fcl, under the Shoulder blade mistaken or
!" rheumatism. general loss Of appetite; Bowels
generally eosnvc. sometimes alternating with lax.
the head Is troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy
WIN considerable loss o. memory. accompanied
sthapain'uiMnsattohot leaying undone something
which ought 10 have been done; .lisht, dry eoure
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, oitcn
mistaken ior eohsamP.'oa: the patient complains
Of ~ea,inest and debility: nervous, easily startled:
iest Cold Or burning. sometimes priekly senSa,on
sad '' s is" sIs ,P arc low and
heiai. yet one can hardly summon up britude 10
ny R-ln Fact, dstrlsts every renety Several
Of the above symptoms attend the dIseale hu, cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, YET
examination after death has shown the Liver IA
have been extensively detanged. -.
1t should be used by nil persons. old and
young Whenovcr any of tho above
symptoms appear. uaaH..
persons Travelling or Living In Tn.
ay IN ~ H. y taking dose OCCASION.
Al! Malnri ., Hiilous attacks, Dizziness. Nan.
sea, Dfo~snest, Depression Of Spirits. e,c, II
WIZ ihvGorate like glass Of wine, but Is no In.
to1icatlnG beverage. ( = =
II You liavo eaton ANYTHING hnra ~
digestion. or feel heavy after meals. or nleen.
'ess at night take dose and you will be relieved.
Timo and Doctors' Hills will bo aav.a
BY nlwaya keepin. tho Regulator +
In tho Housed uNg1 NJ
For. whatever the ailment NAV be. ,horo,,chi,,
safe purgnttvc. Alternative and tonic en-
nevsr &c out Of place. The remedy Is hnrmlrss
AND does not Interfere with business or
pleasure. "
1T IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
Qu'"ne. without any Of the injurious alter effects.
A Governors Testimony, loa
simmohs Liver Regulator has leon In use In nv
iamh{ Tor some time. and am satisfied Il /, a
SaIaaole ADDITION 10 tic medical science. r
j. Gill SHoRrER, Governor Of All,
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens. of On.
Gays: Have derived some benefit from the ,,,s ~
q, further trial., -, - - s'e
Ihe only Thing that mover falls 10
remove have used many remedies for Dys.
have found anything to beneii, me- 70 lie ertss.
simmons Liver Regulator has. sen. from Min.
Hes9ta to Georgia for It. and would send further FIR
,ueh medicine. and would advise ali who arc sim.
hy affected to give 1t trial as it seems The onlv
thing that never fais to relieve -raIffi - "S
-. +. NJ. JAssrr, Minneapolis, MINI.
DR.. T. ". Mason saws; From actual
per'enee In the Use Of Simmons Liver Regulator In
my pfacties have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe 1t as pursa.ve medicine.
Rs5- Take only the Genuine, which a,w,r,
Ia, on the Wrapper the red z Trado.Mark
and Signature Of J. II. ZEIrlN 4 co.
FOR SALE RY AL l,n1,cc.eH. ~
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Horsford's AciA rhosphate- We'll
..s pleRseJ.

Dr.. O. R: basts, Winchester. ILL.,, say,: 81
have used It WITH entire satisfaction in cases
OF debility from age or overwork, and in Inc.
briates and dyspep.ics, and am we'll pleased
with Its eflscts. = rrb,4x
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A GAS meter always lies on the same
eide, even when it is turned over,