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Alexander. The Methodist Church proper
~ was insured for 81 500, in the lia.iord,
Of Hartford, Conn, represented by MI. IN
yid Howell. NcsSrS. Ashbaugh and Us
b9urn wore uninsured, and lost heavily OF
their personal effects. Rev. J. L. Shipley
also lost portion of his personal property,
principally his children's clothing, which
were in the attic, and Mrs. Thomas Ryan
lost articles by removal fTom the house.
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Don't GiCe Up Yet.
t. doesn't follow that d patient Will de
because the doctors have given him u1, OF
that ne will recover because they promise 10
"pull him through" IL is never TOO late %
.ry the great virtues of ParkCrs Tonic. Mr..
Nichae, Guiltoyle, of Binghamton, y. \,
was cured Of Rheumatism by II after ten
years ofunspcakablc suffering Mr.. Z. w.
NIoshcr, druggist, of same city, ccrtihes that
he has sold over d thousand bottles OF Par
kcr's Tonic through its reputation for th's
and other cures.
Hon T. Willis Wilson spoke IN Charlesto~n
on Monday afternoon. The audience was g
very small one. due TO the fact that so many
who milht otherwise have been present were
busy I'm the harvest fields. However he had a
very respectable audience and q respectful and
attentive hearing throughout his entire address
which was 0rciblc and two-hours-and-a-heif
lone. lie began 40 the beginning OF parties in
this country aud in scaJhing terms denounced
the Republican party as the same old Federal
partv. only move So. otWhich Alexander Ham
lton was ;he loader nearly century ago. Ills
sreech cyincel research ana he presented his
conclusions upon historical facts as hc under
stands them flucntly, strongly and cleariy-0nd
when hc eoi down 90 discussion Of railroads
and other so-callcd monopolics. and % his leg
isla.iyc action concerning them, De vas perfect
lv at home and conSummately happy lie
warned his hearers against the influence in
state affairs Of the alleged monopo.istic powers
ofthc two crcut railroad corporations and then
told hcm the r. RS only have 1900 men in
Wet Virginia half Of 'cu republicans, and
that they cannot control om because they think
for themselves and vote according 60 their own
inc,iuatou,l Mr. Wilson is surely an adept
10 solitaire in bowling setting Up the pins and
Srockin, EN- down again. lie expressed his
bcl.efthat he would Dc nominated for Cover
nor and Dee triumphau;ly elected. Il this he
is not singular. f,r most candidates persuade
themselves otthcir own popularity and nrinci-
Ml..v. Tho Nj Wilson IS not oar choice, Ne
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interesting to Che readers oi that most capital
AND para4s OF al daili,S-Tae So" oGrpco-
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