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Misses Sallie. Miley and Lizzie Peer
killed horned snake on Sunday last IN
che cellar Of Mr.. James H. Hoover's hoose,
on the river few miles south OF this
place. The young ladies were putting
away the evenings milking when they
discovered the hiieous reptile. and At once
attacked and killed it, 1t measured four
feet in length and had horn on the tail
three quarters Of an inch long. These
snakes are said to be deadly poisonous,
and have vicious and aggressive nature.
Fortunately they are very scarce. bur
more Of them have been seen and killed
this season than for many years past
Snakes Of all kinds are unusually plensi-
ful this year. but We have heard Of only
one or two persons being bitten. aons
prov ing fatal
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= Marrow OauBs Road which q Ran -
Primitive Principles.

Primitive Principles.
lChicago Newsl
There q little marrow gauge sailroad
IN Central Illinois which q rather
amusing. II runs through rich farming
country, and Il owned and managed BY
wealthy farmers. Tho conductors. en-.
gineers and hraksmen are farmers sons
Who have grown weary Of raising cattle
and corn and wlyo have taken 70 'srail.
roading" - . relief. The various sta
tions along tho line Of this little railroad
are Of no consequences whatever, except
90 their score or more Of inhabitants. and
90 the farmers Of tho nsighborhood. A
train starts from each end OF the road
every morning after breakfast. runs to
90 the opposite end OF the road by dinner
the night. Al there ID no telegraph line
connected with the road, nobody et any
OF the stations knows when . train Il
coming until II arrives in sight. A. the
rails are laid on ties placed on the Nat
prairie. and a. no grade exists from one end
Of the roadto the other, the tell grass has mn
awkward habit Of getting under the wheels
and stopping the train. Not infrequently
also. the light rails spread apart and the
cars run on the track, and go tumblinl
along on the virgin prairie. Whenever {
little accident Of this kind occurs the en-.
gineer. conductor, brakemen and passen'
gers jump 10 the ground and lift the carr
into place again. The passengers ride Il
car reserved for them In thu rear OF |
long line Of freight cars. Half OF this ca
r. partitioned on in order that II may alss
serve for carrying mail bags, express mat
Ger and baggage. Not infrsquently pas
sengers walk into . village ahead Of III
train and announce that the cars will fol
low them in m hour or two providing
they can b kept on the track long enough
Sometimes : locomotive gets stalled OF
some one Of the several gentle hills aionl
| the line. The train men thereupon quietl,
| wait until the other engine appears. The
| the two engines draw the train up the hill
| Notwithstanding the oddities which exis
| IN tho management Of this little railroad
/. Il hauls large quantities Of freight and |
| making money for it, stockholders
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TnosE NrrsAScEs. Rheumatism and the
Gout. are relieved by GLExS's SrLPHuR
HiILs HAIR AND wnlsKER DIE, Black or
Brown. soc.
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GRAY hair. however caused. isrcstored 20
IL original color by Halls Hair Remover.
Persons suffering from Ague Of long
standing viii nnd . specific in Ayers Agus
CI1ro
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| DELICATE
| DISEASES.

TO those acquainted with our
70 say that the Invalids' Hotel
brunch establishment located 1t
England. have. for many years,
the most largely petronizcd and
the world for the treatment 81
arise from youthful indiscretion
We, many years ago, estabIisl
treatment on these diee0ecg, IN
the most ekillful physicians an
that all who apply 70 ~ might :
Council Of the most experience
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WoMAx's greatest glory = IN her hair
and she should BE- very economical o. q
when she = cooking.
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HRALru of1cials Of Brooklyn, Phfladel-
phia. Baltimore and other citisa indorss
RED STAR CoUGH CURE. Twenty-Five cents
Z bottle.
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~WAs the man intoxicated who fell IN
he circus tent last EVENING" asked Mr.
VA All riehtr Wa the reply. He was
waking tightropo."-LVa
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which INSTITUTION long became i9ous has
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These delicate diseases should e carefully treated
GagI. s'5 - sSadl Es
made vhch ~ shs@I s
p oas ssae ee
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although possessing
III our q 10 carefully the disease and s IN
each microscopcal examination o. the
urine medicines to the exact stage OF Tie d.
and condition OF our patient
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a sScs Institute and being constant receipt
the nature and durability OF these
mead written style 70 bs easily UNDERSTOOD We have pub
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3. ..... ,!.NFLAMMATHSY 3E THE BL :A!
OlAuuka GrassI, kSisrgcS PROBATE Gland. isc.s
nseeaeee scnsioR % Urine, and kindred AFFECTIONS.
UteASES included among those the Of which
our specialists have achieved cxtraordinary sue
ss.r Tbs ss S n y mai en
ermoYnor rUEnChUndsds q eases q sSs Won't form
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BY the carclces use Of Instruments IN the handG
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye w ater. Druggists sell H. &c.
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Think Of This

xmv poep>e hese neglected slight manifestations
of humor N the blood tall the foul matter has b
come 20 powerful - 70 cause terrible scrofuious
sores awful suffering. and. nnaliy. - the system
becomes drained OF I'll ~ strength. death.
Some have neglected distress after eating. heart
burn. occasional headaches. and other early symp
toms 81 dyspepsia. Ill this painful disease has be-
come lncurable. and the victim barely sustaans ;
miserable existence
Others neglect that tired feeling. pains In the
hack. weakness. lnnxuor. I'LL general debility and
kidney or liver disease becomes nrmly nxed upon
them and there n no hope OF recovery.
Be wise IN time: Hoods sarssparills viii cure,
when IN the power Of medicine. scrofula, salt
rhenm boils pimples. dyspepsia. headache, bilious
ness. catarrh. rheumatism. that tired feeling. and
any disease OF anectIon caused By impure blood o.
Low state Of the system
he sure 70 get THE peculiar medicine"
Hoods 9arsaparllIa
BY All druggists. q; ak for s. Prepared only
~ G. l. HOOD Co. Apcthecaries. Lowell. Mass
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ELv'e
CREAM BALM

n . wonderful
hon quick Ety.
Cream Baim has
helped and cured me-
Iafsred from aessr
Inflammation u ~
nose and head. For
a scr>k at a fisns 4
could NOT ~. Mrs.
Gsorgis .. Judscs,
Hartford, Conn.
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lion or patientR who can,
Succsssfully treated as the
practice Of chemical analysis and
The urine IN o. consideration Of {
diagnosis, Ia which our institution
naturally led g : very ex han ,ve, ~
largely pafronixcd BY suffers from
and world-faIncd worlds pispcne
specialists have acquired. through
great expertnceB In determining !
and. hence. have been successful u
for the cure OF each individual CO
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As.x. - . .,,.... ~ o,e ~ vh,ch IN - M a.
Win anseRent 81 Tor cons1son that We nay know
which one q our ~ hv g 1900, thoroughly
eeaeee n - sno ossS " sa Fye = &c %
suIng or specialists whether By letter O d
W0Men person. given the most careful and consider
which have NOT already banned the skdIl q sl
the home physcans fll Council ~ skilled
speasts Rooms ior is@ Y r e any .rs S nr W. ~
- - iissrssfei WIN nl,reros sn6
~ - risfsa fie nsstsl - - m
HERNIA SBreachl or RUPTURE, no
kh0Gno Ell1e standing Of what size
s.SAs 80. Is promptly and pcrmanentIy cured b
a nuPIunE VSiI s @ependcnce 1pcn sre:sss
. Abundant references. send ten cents for
Illustrated Trenfiec.
~ - rS~rur - "a other d,..ss Affecting the lower
bowe are treated with w9nder,u Is f Ne q suentv dsv
pile umo1 are pe7msnensy Tuaea y n'ee1 - s"eAss 49,
Send ten cents fcr Illustrated AreAtse.
M osnist &C. manly Re s0e dfS ss
U6ll0ai6 ls1e r,rarpd memory mental anxiety,
neraeee Of wilpower. melancholy weak back and kin
WSEA9eS dcd affections speedily thoroughly and per
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IS IS
treement q hsse unaer ne m r sis% Is o
shst Il Who apply might receive ~ the advantages o. run
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| DISEASES o.
| WonEl.

the home physicians) has the b
specialists. Rooms for ladies In
waite. SIND ten cents in stamps
on Diseaeeo Of Women, illusfrntl
colored plates (100 pages).
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|WOnoEnFul
| Success.

constituted . leading branch &
and Surgical Institute, and. oe
Inquiries for q complete work
maladics, written In q style 20
lIahcd 3 large Illustrated Ire
sent to any address on receipt
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made (which can only be asccrtaint
microGcopical examination Of the uI
curative In one stage or condition q
IN Others. We have never. tnerciorcs
discseca. Although possessing very 81
we'll from An extensive experience {
ful course Il to carefully determine
each case BY . chemical and micro
urine. and then adapt our medicines
ease and condition Of our patient.
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We offer no apology
attention 70 this ncGk
believing no condition
wretchcd TO merit tn
services Of the noble |
belonG. Many Who eul
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Organic wcakn
decline Of the I
kpssts. impaired !
Of will-power. q
drcd affections I
.s.AMA
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Hundreds OF the mo-
to modern surgery arr
most ekillful manner
iets. Large stones ar
BLADDER. BY crushing,
-.se tksr. ox-r{.liuu m
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1RTCWT,e DTsEAsE, DIABETES,

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kindred maIad ce
and cues c6ectel
been pronounced
readily diagnosis
aunlr1ie ~ the u
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OF IncxpcrIc uUU
urinary ngttll0s .!
relief and cure. l
skill Of our eIoct|
tratcd treaties on
1ntrust this class
dangcroll@ prQccc
doing. while tholls
treatment. send
for 4 lnruo, iIIuDtx'
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Throat ana Lung DiseaSea which give
viz: "a A Treatise on Consumption,
nrice- noef-paid. ten cents. "a A Treat
Sivinr new and successful treatment I;
ID a Treatise on Chronic Nasal Catarrh
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the uuFF9H
through IL.
display ccr'
jecfed 70 I
and unHisl
Of the akill1
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| Ne 0fFEl
| No lPoloGv.

tliseases contract The
on doing good and {
We cannot imagine.
than most hOnorabl
We cannot un0er4tal
amict mankind thcI
In general practice ]
We shall therefor
bet ueidcrufion, q
fering from any Of :
cuRED r nonE. /,
In person.
Our Complete and
jocts h sent 70 any .
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0FRanizcd, q
ment OF Dis
eulting or
person. ID gi'
ate attention
which have
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INFLAMMATHlN q
Gravel Enlarged Pr
ecuotOul 81 Urkncs an
may be included among tho
our specialists have achicv'
fully treated OF In our Ill
l sent by mail Tor ten &C
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rhe treatment 81 diseases o. the
Air Ressagee and kumEss such =
Sisis. nronchisis, Asshmas and
6onsu N Pc ION, both through CORE
spondence and af our institutions. consti-
tutee an important speciality.
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To this wise couroe q
marvellous success ettai
that important and exte
institutions devoted exc
Of dIscasco Of the kidney
Incnt Of diseases OF th'
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Our opccialists, remove cataract from q
nee. They also strTiRhten crose-eyc
when needed. Many Ovarian and q
Uterus are arrested In growth and cu
with other means 81 our INVENTION,
CUTTING puernfions ID these c0scs IL nvO
Eepccinlly has tho success OF our i'm
coccIc. Hydroccle, FistuiH, kupturcd
f11red Perincum. been alike gratIfyine
naficnfa. Not lcaB 90 have been the re-
Tor Structure az the Ccrvical Canal. .
orally resulting IN BarrcnnceA or Stcrl
by 4 safc and painless operation. rem
petiimcnte "a the bearing Of offspring
"A Complete Treatise on any one o.
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the nature Of diseased conditions.
for treating lingering or chronic dis
are thus placed within the easy reas
distant he or she may reside from the
ment OF such affections . speciality.
nal. scientific system OF examining Z
fance are contained in sThe Pc
Medical Advfecr.v BY X. ". !
over 800 colored and other ILLUSTRATION
Or write and describe your symp
be sent you. with our terms for trc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-07-16

tricato or ornamental they cost be-
tween thirty and fifty dollars. After
the carving is done the stone is pol.
iShed first with lump of lead or zinc.
and then with tripoli, rouge and putty,
after which the stone "a examined with
n glass of great power, and any slight
defect remedicd. The work is then
ready for the jcwclcr."
"Nhat Is inCru>tcd workP"
'Stone-lncrusting i an old method
that has sprung into favor again dur
ing the last few years The design or
lcttcrS are cut into the onyx and pure
leaf gold or fine platinum hammered
into the cuts until flush with the sur
face, When properly done this work
Is very beautiful and lasting"
lis there any thing new i'm your line
FOR the coming season.
Nothing of Importance. Here is
the only thing that can be termed a
novelty. We call il the crazv-quilt
combination stone. Small fragments
OF different colorcd ONYX. cornelian.
tiger-cyc and all varieties are &C.
mentcd together and aftcrward cut and
polished into ring and pin sizes. In the
one YOU have i'm your hand there are
eighteen different varieties. They look
well and are quite novel, so perhaps
there may bc run on them when prop.
crly brought forward. ~ Chicago inter
Ocean.
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HUMOROUS.

White Jersey shirts, warranted not
20 shrink, are remarkable bargains.
You sec them as shirts one summer and
As nccktics the next, -- LOtOeH Citizen
Tommy awoke in the night and
heard his father snoring fcarfully.
Mammal he cried, 81 can't 90 10
sleep again whom papa is sleeping out
loudn'
She "He's very knowing dog;
why when it's ten O clock papa always
closes the house, you know, and then
Carlo barksi he's going 20 bark now.
PUCK.
"A London editor says that General
Wolseley ought TO be "sat upon as a
dangerous frcbrand" Who wants TO
sit upon iirebrand? Bu6aio CONNER
cidi AdUeTttser
He had just had his photograph
taken for the rogucs' gallery and was
being led away "Er beg your par
don, sir, said the artist, as dolioately
as possible, "but would you like tho
negative prescrvedP" y Times.
"A man has been arrested in a
Western town for attempting 20 ex-
plode n dynamite bomb i'm the base
mcnt Of a theatcr There is very Int
tic encouragement for man TO under
take TO elevate the stage I'm thi,
country NorriStoWn Hcra6
Geronimo is not pronounced Gee
rOuimo. but Hcronimo, SAYS morning
editor. Hood hracious. what is hc
hiving usP What hay and hiddy
style Of talk this hcntemun would
hct us into. BY hosh. we won't have
~. Ho 10! Ho TO! WdshiHgion critic.
Aunt Jane (from the country) --
Conductor, just let me out at Nathan
Skies house Conductor 90 don't
know Nathan Skies What street doc-
he live on? DO YOU know?" Aunt
Jane Well, no. I don't But I'm in
no hurry Just drive your bus around
town. / guess I'll know the house
when see iL ''- Tyd- Bla.
A eamiu in The gallery Of the Holy.
Okc Opera House. Monday night. near
iy "brokc up the actors during an
affecting part Of the play. The stage
was darkeuod, and one OF the actors at
some one approach repeated his line.
"Hark. What rs tbat?'' Ratsr'
shouted Che small boy. and the house
responded. SDrDq6eH Rcpubhoap.
Little Olive nad been attending
school but short time, on roaching
home one d=y her papa asked her what
progrc-, she was making with hrr
studies The youthful student replied.
j commenced on problcm- this morn
ing. The father. somewhat surprised.
asked her what kind Of problems go.
] learned 10 make the figure p was
the childish answer. HqyDer's Ba0r
a woman aim Charley Clara
lin tears What is tbc moucr'' Clara
-'Oh, Charley ] don't mind telling
gou- Arthur bias left me iu anger ID
was q triAing dispute, but why
don you Try 90 appcosc bis wrath?'
~ did ! throw him 20 Hiss as be passed
The window, but hc did not see &C. "
Certainly not You should have thrown
b. out in the hall, and jhen there would
have been some chance of its biting
him. ~ PhHatcLphta CaH.
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Sus,u Il. Anthony has completed
the third volume of her History of
Woman Suffrage
Congressman Taulhco. uf Ken
tucky, carnod his first money after his
marriage bN Shovclmg coal at ilty
cents "a day.
An Ardent Admircr: Miss Jennie
Cham mhcrlain. the beauty. has trained
dog to lie down aud act ps her foot
stool. Would we were flea upon
;hot doc! H6hnr Register.
Rev Charles B. Galloway, OF
Nj is-ippi. who was rcccntly elected
to "A Bi,hopric i'm the Southern Mctho-
dist Church. is said to bc the youngest
man ever elected to such high posi-
ton in the councils Of the church His
age Is thirtN-liva
United States Minister Cox has
been collecting mummicS during his
stay i'm the East, and has sent fine
specimen over over two thousand five
hundred years old with an authentic
record TO the National Museum at
Washington.
Samuel Green, the second printer
i'm the United States had ninctccu
children and his descendants were
Mary land Ills son Bartholomew
printed in April i7ot, the first news
paper ever issued i'm America, the
Boston NcwS letter. boston BudJct.
Caroline Hrrschcl. the woman ns-
tronomcr at the age of nincty-nine
admitted that she, for some reason or
other, not only had never had an offer
of marriage, but that she had never
lint 4,
into the shadow of IN idea of nm offer,
and that therefore She was not much
brholdcn To the men.
John Foss. Of Sodgwick Post, No.
"a, Department of Kansas, is said to be
the oldest Grand Army man living
He was born I'm Leeds. Me-, October
10, 1900, enlisted in Company B, One
Hundred and Forty Illinois, i'm
May, 1864. and was mustered out i'm
October. 1860. He had two sons in
| the Nincty-SiNth illinois and both arc
members of Scdgwiok Post. " Y.
World
President Grevy, of France, was
seated in his office few days since
when n young man entered and said:
''Gou no doubt understand the object
OF my visit | have been elected To
take your plncel' The President
glanced nt the young man and replied:
Il am not surprised II YOU will go
upstairs you will find my secretary,
who is at your commando The young
man went upstairs, and steps wero
taken To carry him TO alunatic asylum.
"Litcraturn has been killed by
journalism; journalism is soon 10 be
killed by reporting says the Paris
Figaro. "AS for reporting, it will die
of itself; IL is the last'word of the lit
crary dccadence of our age; II is tho
man of letters replaced by the con-
cicrge Under the new system lit
erary mans porter is n better journal
list than his master 1t further ap'
pears that il is from America that
this cyclone, this terrible reporting
note of actually, has come. ~ The
American interviewer has done tho
business.
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LOVE IN a COTTAGE.


Come from the city 60 our cottage home
Screened with the konoysuckle's trellised
vines:
Leave for time the dust and glare and
come
Where the dews fnll-the sun serenely
shines.
Where morning birds t-ih each delicious noie
That echoes from the hillside aud the rocks:
There In our scented bower we'u read
about
The rise and fall of stocks"
Pshaw unromantic, plodding man. has life
, No other aim than that OF sordid gain
leaves TOOLS to carry on the sordid strife
, ana o er their musty ledgorS rack the BRAN.
Let US 40 forth where hyaclnths unfold
fhF purpiiug petalS-whore the sun has
The starry crocus all Its wealth of gold
AT thirty-three per cent"
" what brute! and is their then no charm
IN clover scented nelds, and purliug hillsY
why. there is beauty even in a storm
Mhen II Is wrestling with the plumed hills
hnd when tho whispering twilight sets tho
seal
OF silence with it's cool and auenchcd light
Ahd 10 ana trO. dim forms are seen To steal
our chickens every night"
Oh! that had a friend with soul attuued
q th' neglected yearuings of my own
instead or barbcd words that seek To- wound
Nv voice would find sympathetlc tono.
i'Etlhot we would roam o'cr lawn and mead
Ana start the thrushes from their Ieafy
screens
where our united souls could love and food
''On bacon cooked with greens
~. a. Times Democrat