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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
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Nathan Tanaer. 90. III.

"
vAa Oct. -. 1897,
Nathan Tanaer. 90. Ai
nouitN
WIN. T. Liston. ct. al.
The above entitled ohauoorv cause By n dssrsA
o. the Circuit Court Of Preston county, made
there n, on tho 10th day Of December, D. a
lSsO, having been referred 10 the undersigned
Commissionor In Chauoory, with the following
directions TO ascortain and re oort the real 81.
tate owned by the defend ant VIM Il. Liston, the
annual rental value thereo tho state and con.
dition OF the title thereto the liens and sharres
thereon, their amounts character, .priorities.
aud 70 whom owing also TO ascertain ami re-
port the amount OF the v,ndor's lien due on the
" acre tract mentioned IN the bill, together
VIII what portions OF said tract should DO drst
sold TO satisfy said lien and the order ia which
they should be 30 subjected and seid, Also Ia
specially Ass ettAin and report tho Atouut OF the
Judgment and attachment lien OF Wm, III, Otov.
or, one OF the PLAINTIFF. and also N II be a lien
upon any part OF said s3g acre tract Of land. and
" 80 what portion thereof II liable to be soid TO
sAtlsfy the Same and the order In which the
same should be sold Also 10 ascertain and re-.
port anf other pertinent tnntter deetned
proper ~ himself. or that may Do required ~
The parties To said oapss will. therefore tats
notice, that ON the e7th day of November, issi.
At my once IN kingwovd, Preston cutinty West
virginia. shall pfocsed 10 exesuts said decree
Given under my hand, this the esth DAY OF Os.
tober, 1901. HENRY III lV tVh1-
HbAft-4 COmmixsioner.
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Consult DR.. A. l.. Wagner. late
Of Guys Hospital, London, Eng.
land, for Surgical diseases Of women
Eye and Ear, and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. A@morrhoids Of Piles cured
with out cutting. Rheuma tism
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board to be had
cheaply. Charges reasonable. Call
to any part of the county.
Office EGLoE, Preston County,
W. Va.
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ALBRIGHTSVILLE.
Correspondence Of the ARsus.

-
Correspondence OF the ARsus.
Business is on boom here.
Rev. Il. Il. Faulkner has moved
to Aurora. We are sorry 10 lose
him from among us. lie has been
pastor Of the ". 4. Church here
for the past Eve years and has given
general satisfaction. We wish him
and his family SUCCESS in their new
home.
Clinton Bishop. Of Huttons.
Md, and Mr.. Dad Fields were here
visiting their families over Sunday.
Rev. G. W. White pnssed through
hero last week ehroute home from n
visit to his daughter in Pa.
Dan Zimmerman, Of Somerset
county, Pa. passed through here
this week with drove Of fine cat
tie, this looks somewhat encour.
aging to farmers.
People Of this vicinity are nearly
all done shocking corn which Hp.
pears to be very good crop.
Mr. Mcclure Mason return cd to
Cumberland last Friday; he ex-
poets to be located far a short time
I'm the near future, in Mar.insburg.
He is thinking Of spending the win.
ter in Florida, the lane OF flowers.
and help W. G. Brown fab il he
goes down this winter.
John Snider has returned TO Ran.
kin, Pa, where lie has been en-
gagged for the last two years.
Our school teachers will begin to
scatter out in a week or so to their
various schools.
We learn that o. 9. Crane win
be the principal OF the Aurora
school the coming term. This
school should be congratulated up
on securing the services of Mr..
Crane as he is a very enterprising
and vide awake young man.
We arc glad to report that Mrs.
N. J. Gibson is recovering from her
long and severe attack Of fever.
She can now walk about the room
Some fear was entertained some
time ago that she would lose the
use " her limbs.
Henry Lampert. Of Rockville.
spent several days the past week IN
this community on business.
J. L. Sellers - doing the best
btr work on wheat and buckwheat
Of any miller IA tho county. He
has one Of the latest improved buck.
wheat hullsrs.
G. ". Crane and wife spent Sun.
day at GAINESVILLE. This is the
first time they have been home since
they we're married. CloYd was
afraid Of the serenade, but the
boys promised It to him anytime in
the future. We have uot heard
how be got Of IL.
Ye quill pusbers, hoop up Your
list Of new subscribers for the bsss
county paper in tho State, the
AR0Us. RAuRtup
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

eall persons holding lisRs BY Judgment. or
o. Of the Terra Alta Creamery Company
IN pursuance Of n decree % the CIroEl couyt
81 Frsston county. made in cause fharele
rending, TO subject the real estate III the ssid
beIrh Aita SYeHmsry Company 10 the satisfae.
lon OF me liens thereon, you are hereby required
agslnsi the said Terra Alta Creamery CornpsSy
which are liens on its real estate % any SAT-
q, ". Tor 40 ludlcatiOn. TO me, ~ nv Sfhcs n
kingWood. Preston county, West Virginia. on az
before the 18th day Of November A o. 1891
October. A. ~. 1901 ~ "
HEgTY CLAY HYDE, Commissioners.
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Sunday school Institute al Terra


4 A Sunday School Institute vii!
De held in the Baptist Church at
Terra Alta, beginning Tuesday
night, November cath 1891 and
continuing through the week. All
the Baptist Churches should urge
their Sunday School teachers and
officers as we'll as prospective teach
ers to be present and qualify them
selves for the work Of teaching.
Sunday Schools of other demon
nations may enjoy the benefits OF
the Institute by their officers and
teach erS attending.
The Institute will be conducted
by Rev. l.. Z. Peters, of Parkers.
burg. assisted by such men as Rev.
W. +. Powell and Dave ID. John
son, Esq.
On Sunday, the 10th, the church
will be dedicated by the reverend
gentlemen above named. At some
time during the Institute, 10 NAV
be arranged by the council. Rev.
Fred Burkhaltsr will be ordained
to the ministry.
a general invitation is extended
to the public.
L. ID. STARKEY, Pastor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-05

As preventive and cure for
Group, Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has no rival. 1t is, in fact, the
only remedy that can always be de-
pended upon and that is pleasant
and safe to take. There is not the
least danger giving It TO children,
As it contains no injurious sub
stance. For sale ut 80 cents per
bottle by r. AcMillen and Country
Merchants. II
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Netice to Creditors.

To vss cssprrSss on Jas. wssssIssrss. pss's !
In pursuance Of . decree % the Circun coufs
OF the county 81 Preston, rnads IN . cause there
10 pendine 20 subject the real estate 81 the saia
you are required Co present POUR claims against
%. estate of the said James Wort hinstcn fer
his onics IN the said county ON or before ths
10th day ~ November nsft,
,.wi,ns.. ,. " watson, CLERK 81 said cssrt.
io-i-st-ssso Nv. WATSON. c,.rs.
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English SPAWN Liniment remove
al Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney. Ring bone
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats.
Coughs, &C. Save ESQ by use OF
enc bottle. Warranted The most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. r. X. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. b-i4-01-1yr
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DIR. j. B. Fogle, Of Bayard,
on tho W. Va. Central r. r., WIS
in town yesterday and made us a
paying call. The Doctor says he
can't keep mouse without tho Ar
Qua.
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hiiEAbsth WorthInRton. a N.

AiEAbsth Worthlagton. 81 81. =
The above sntitIed chAaosry cause. Nv = a.,
cree OF she Circuit Court of Preston oonrtv
made therein. on the End daY Of sepfsu,bse
-, 1881, having been referred 20 the Md srsis.si
Comtnissioner IN Chanosry. with the folIos1S9
alreotions To ascertain and rSpSrt the rssi e.
tate oWhed by the decsdsnt James A. WortS,
lngton, tbs state and condition on th~ ttsi~
thereto. the liens and chaFRsss tharaoe tests
amounts, charhctyr, prioritIss, and 10 whom ~"
,nG 70 mats. sndit and settle the sxsoutoSisi
scceunts 81 kliEabeth wotthinRten, Ersovtria
2i tne estate % said dsesdent. and aopoTfie1
ne personal funds, " any. In the hands Of saia
A!ecutrix emong the creditors Of fhs said 80
tate, eccsrdipg 10 their pffofitisst and thst IS
Aseertnln ana report Silh whose funds the yeSl
estate ~ The Dill and procsedinRs nnsntiors@
was PAID Tor, and from What soNfne sald fsn1s
were Derived, ana that he report any ofhey ns,.
upsnt natter which may b deemed 20 by kIr.s
SSH OF rsgnired ~ the parties or either oftk1Ss
Inc parties 10 said Cause. to-Ssiti II IL No.
aook. plAiptih. and EliEabeth WogtbinStan 4.
hsr own right and - EtscntTiS 81 y igo.th
inEts2Sn; Lsnra WorihlnSton, Perry w6rtkin siss.
Adals0 Worthlngtop, Carrie worthlheton 5shr
X rormas sId John MURDOCH, dSfshdsnI;' viii
.herslors take notes, that on the 10Th dsT az
Noyembef. a. d. 1921, AZ my once IN KJnSvoSo1
rLsston county West vlfkinia, 4 e. ali proeSe1
o,ys@ ssdsF my hand tAis i4tA Ssy 81 October.
io-ib-tt-s7.Ts
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Happy and content Is home With The Re.
CHESTER" alAmP with the light Of the morning.
bsrSsfsLsSss, svy1S E'TASsfsr Lss-b CO. Hs,S YEA
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Notice to Creditors.

TO rs cHHSrTsEs - p. g. hILLga, Dss'pt
~ pnEsusnss Pf decree Of the Clreult s-.,-a
~ - county OF Frssten, made IN q osuse thar
~ gotfihns 70 ~ bject the real estate on fhs aafA
y. ~ Aiiler % the payment OF his dsbie yon 49,
!s9ulteg 70 present your claims aRainsf Ira a.
g. Hyde. CommIssionSr At iis edSds " 49, -
ssle county on or before tie sth day Oh aovs,..
=, Wltses., >. ". watson. clark a. ssla &C.,.
this sob day % septembsr 1891, '~'
io-i se-ss.so J. W WATsoS. CLERK.
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Salary S25 Per Week

tNhEIED; Good Agents - ssti our o.r.,.I
~ on oi Ae.ensndi.s NOpeddiibS Above ali
lov WI es pa'd 70 ''Hys" agents. DO you
en- every Dollar you spend OY'stes ~.
write for oar Illustrated cataIorns. corts,,,,,
,,Isstrsti3ns 4ad pticsa Of everything msnasaS
I sstSo IN ". united hfatea At mannfasfnFSrsi
Rries, 1000 illustratiO ions ~ lines sso1ss.ntsS
SAtsloEus mailed free on application
Address. CHICAGO oHNRRAL sUPpLYca
20 iTs west Vaa Barsn St. ckieaxo.m
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS
AND TO PARTIkS.

OF . All psrti., holdIns iI.ns ~ ladE..e.t -
of, % John n. Carrlcos
In pursuance Of = decree Of the circuit cosrt
Vf frcstoe county, made In sause thsfsiu
kending, 70 subject the real estate OF the saia
yehn ", Csrrice TO the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon. you are hereby required - present ell
claims held BY you and sarA OF you against the
said JOAN III. Carrico, waicA ars lena on NJ, real
estate OF any part eft, for adjudication. to me.
~ ny once In kisgwood. Preston county, West
virfinla, on Sg before the irth day OF November.
I'D, lss, Ihs parties to said Ssass. TO Wit
george W. Thompsen ana uepry {. Jactsot.
partners IN trade under the Arm psne ef rAornp.
,.n sscksoh plaintiffs and John y. csffies.
and Joseph fugh defendants with, thersfors,
tAks notice, that, on the 18th day OF Nsvembsr,
A. ID. fsgi. at my once la Haywood, rrsstos
ecntc the decree OF references In this cause.
1i,sn under ny hand this the i<th day Of
,a asNhY CLAY uYps. c0-nis.i...s.
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sssg Httls A.ssvsss ksvs bees psas a,
w"gh 80 ~, ~ AaAa fsgs, As.aslu,
tesas, sse Jns. hssR, 1st-de, Ohis.
80 sat. Othsvs Ers doing ss veil WY
POI Jssf esEis Earn over esee. - :
-rsth. fss sass fhs sork and live
+ h-'ie, ~hsrvsvS - ere. Evsa ks-
HinneFs srs sssiiy safptae aoua a. -
SIS dey. Al 60 We show ysu how
asa steFf faS. Hen WaVk a. sfiafs tisas
- al lhs ilsse. hiE Asasy ~ y ssk-
80 FsileFs ssknswH sspSaa fhsra.
NiN sud s~lidsrf,fi PsFttyu n % avs.
h~oH S0A'Setlaas. ~ akn.S
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WoTRINo = RLLIoTT,
AtternSys-at-Law.

John o. whetseli. of the whet.
sci settlement, has been quite
poorly with symptoms Of typhoid
fever. DIR: s. A. Pratt 10 attend.
ing him.
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~. ~ I0UE B[OF ACMKs,
Wyoo arc all worn out, roally rood k,r nokk.
ing II y general debility Try
BhD HR'S IRON HJfTEEA.
hWlu cure yea, cleanse your liver and e4va
eGo0d aDpetita
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ron DEBPEraEa,
kodiststion, and Stomach Disorder. ~
EHOWN's Iron HfTTEna.
~ cealeTt keep II, q reT bottle. Genuine hes
Ns1smeFk snd crossed rel id,es a. tsrapntg-
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A NEGLECTED COLD

often becomes Pneumonia. Bron.
-ehit's or Consumption. Cure it
HuNPHREYs' SPECIFIC no. SEVEN.
Used with perfect success by thous-
Ands.
Miss Olive Parks has decided to
remain in Baltimore this winter
aud take music lessons under Prof.
Porter.
". s. Taylor's is the place to get
your winter boots and shoes. Call
early and leave your order before
the rash.
80
The Good Templars moved their
Lodge this week from the X. of p.
Hall to the Odd Fellow Hall in
the Bishop Block. Fent Blaker
brought the goat dowA very Oare-
fully.
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II. d. Carroll, KingWood, W.
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
Chinas Of the very best strains.
Write for prices and Psdigrees.
The boys we're out late Saturday
HiEht looking for front gates, cab
bsgs heads, signs and any loose
devilment they could possibly get
lutte. Jim Flynn remained d With
them until = late hour to see that
Hothing worse than usuAl was dons.
Mr.. P. J. COpiff. the genial Iun.
Der merchant Of RSwlesburg, who
has had long and severe attack Of
typhoid fever aud relapse, is able
TO be out again. He was in King
wood last Saturday aud gave this
ofiics . pleasant call.
Itch on human and horses and ali
animals cured in 80 minutes BY
Noolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
meyer fails. Sold By DR.. r. r.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Ats.
Bars Barnt
Tuesday night W. II. Menear,
Who livssin Valley District, lost his
barn. II seems that one Of his
boys vent TO che barn after dark
with torch and It is supposed it
caught from the torch. The barn
end its entire contents we're de-
stroyed. Two horses, q tbreshine
machine and lot Of hay, inclu-
ding lot Of other material were
burned. We did not ascertain the
less and have been noabts .. -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05
THE RESULT OFLNFIDELTTY

The ParisianS have never recovered
from the infidel and communistic
teachings dating back and prior to the
Reign of Terror, hundred and more
years ago. AS an evidence of the aw-
full depravity of these people cable
despatch last week stated that thOus-
ands of people, comprising the low
and some of the middle class, gather
ed for days about the Place de la Ro-
quette to witness the beheading of
murderess and her accomplice. Here
the rabbIe entertained itself by sing
ing ribald songs, engaging in brutal
fights and reveling in drunken orgies,
so that the police were required to in
terfere. There is hardly another city
in the world where such d CHASTITY
occurrence would be made the occa-
sion for low sport and amusement,
even among the lowest class of any
city. No greater curse can befau any
than that of infidelity, and, left to it
self, it viii sink the people into deep
er depths of vice and misery than even
the vile and obscene practices of Pa
ganism. Men are constantly urged to
loyalty in politics and to preserve in
violate the political faith, but fan
above should every citizen of the
United States be true to her religious
principals and Christian institutions
and to hold sacredly dear the faith
transmitted to US by the fathers. II
this direction lies our greatest secu
rity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05
PRETTY AND PERT.

The man who sits down to wait for
somebody's old shoes will need a cush-
ion on his chair.
A woman mourns over her vanished
youth; a man over his vanished OPP
portunities.
The man who boasts of his war rec
ord bowls the loudest when he is wear
ing mustard plaster.
No woman can be handsome by the
force of features alone, any more than
she can be witty only by the help Of
her tongue.
Some men are so constituted that
they would rather make a pound by
some sharp practice, which is in reali-
ty a piece of swindling, than to make
ten times as much honestly.
You can not dream yourself into a
character; you must hammer and
forge yourself out.
The boy who resolves to do one
thing honorably and thoroughly, and
sets about it at once, will attain use
fulness and eminence.
Be there will, and wisdom finds a
way.
He who is taught to live upon lit
tie, owes more to his fathers wisdom
than he that has a great deal left him
does to his fathers care.
The very art of life, as far as have
been able to observe, consists in forti-
tude and perseverance.
People generally are what they are
made by education and company be-
tween the ages of 15 and %.
Be cautious and brave. 1t requires
a great deal of viii and great deal O
caution to make a great fortune, bu
when you have got it it requires ter
times as much to keep it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

About the only way to make sue
cess in business is to do first class
work, stick at it and be satisfied with
a small margin of profit. One may
not grow rich quick in this way
but it will last. A removal to new
field for business will almost invaria-
bly, be found Improbable unless sure
opening exists or a method can be
adopted which will bring in a rush,
and then it must be handled on bust
ness principles and honesty, else, rock
et-hke, it may soar upward with a
momentary whiz and fall as stick
in the dark when the flash is over. Ii
through superior business qualifica-
ns-expertness in making, buying
and selling-a man in town does a
large business, he does it generally at
the disadvantage of his business neigh
bors, as there is usually only enough
| trade to go around, and if concentra-
ted at one point other points must suf-
fer. Still business energy and alert
ness are to be commended as long as
honesty and fair dealing are prac-
ticed.-This will be discovered to be
essential, as the public will soon fine
out and show they despise d dishon-
est man and crooked ways.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

In this column we welcome anything
that bears upon the temperance prob
lem. We do not mean to take any
hard or uncompromising views for or
against any system or method OF re-
moving this terrible evil. We well
! come evidence concerning the full
value of all experiments. An article
in the Christian Union of September
| II discusses the question of prohlbl-
ton. It finds the main argument for
! it that it abOlishes the open saloon,
the main argument against it that 1t
encourages secret drinking, that
home drinking, club drinking, and
drug store drinking are enormously
increasing" In conclusion the editor
saws: 1.-THE facts, cleaned in recent
brief visit to the North west, serve to
confirm the views which the Christian
Union has heretofore maintained on
this subject; that there is no one form
of legislation adopted to all localities;
that prohibition, even where it does
close the open saloon, produces some
serious counterbalancing evils in pro-
noting secret vice or open law break
ing; that the true solvent of the prob
lem is local option by towns, counties,
States, and even by wards or parts OF
wards; that, in general, no law is any
stronger than the local public sentl-
ment, which must be depended on to
enforce it; and that, where such pub
lie sentiment does not exist and can
not be created, prohibition simply
results in free liquor and lawless hq-
uor- selling. Where such public SEN
timent exists, prohibition is public
blessing: where it does not exist
prohibition is public calamity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

SPECIMEN CAsEs.-S. H. Clifford, New Cassel
Wis, was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to alarming degree, APP
petite fell away, and he was terribly reduced
in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill, had
running sore on his leg of eight years, stand
ing. Used three bottles of Electric Blttefs
and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica SaIVe
and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker
Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurabIe. Ond bot
tie Electric Bitters and one box Bucklcn's
Arnica SaIve cured him entirely. Sold BY II
c. Pierce Druggist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

WHAT ELSE CAN You ExPECT.-Sufferers from
nervous and chronic diseases often Won
der why their family physician cannot
cure them. Yet it is only what might be eX-
pected when it is considered that the family
doctor sees very few such cases. He spends
his time riding about among his few patients.
1t is the physician who makes speciality OF
YOUR particular disease to whom sufferers
should apply. This is what makes of so much
value to the sick the generous offer of the en-
inent DR.. Greene of "a Temple Place, Boston,
Mass the great specialist in curing all forms
| of nervous and chronic diseases, to give con-
suItation and advice free. This well-known
| physician, the discoverer of the wonderful
| nerve cure, DIR. Greene's Nervura, uses only
| pure and harmless vegetable remedies in cur
| ing the sick. You who have failed to be cur
| ed by your family doctor, write Immediately
| to Dr. Greene a description of your case, OF
send for a symptom blank to fill out, and he
will return you a letter fully explaining youl
disease, giving advice, etc, free of charge Dc
not hesitate to write, for he has cured thous-
ands of cases like yours and will surely make
you we'll.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

Lisbon, to the period when all was
over and nearly $1,000 killed, not more
than two minutes had elapsed. Usu-
ally from ten to thirty seconds elapse
between the first and last shocks of
severe earthquakes. But this light
ming speed is not always the earth
quake's mode of travelling. While
Caraca in Venezuela was almost en-
tireIy destroyed and $4,000 people
were killed in less than twenty seconds
by the shock of 1912, there are cases
in which constantly recurring shocks
have lasted for weeks. No odds how
brief the span, the most frightful haV-
oc can be wrought, and the wave OF
destruction propagated from the
most distant regions. The rumblng
earth sounds travel at the rate of
about 10, 900 to II 900 feet per second,
and the earth wave, on an average,
about 1900 feet in the same space of
time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

Mr.. Clayton Palmer OF Pleasant Ridge, Ohio,
was afflicted with piles for over thirty five
years He says: Il have had more relief from
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Continent than
anything else I have ever used, and have
used many kinds. I am well of them, except
the itching; and believe in time will be en-
tirely cured of the trouble, by using the Oint-
ment I am willing to testify to its worth at
any time' % cent boxes for sale by II. c.
Pierce, Druggist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

Secretary WINDOWS widow, who
served no wine at her entertainments,
says: 81 would rather run the risk of
giving offense to the few than risk be-
ing the instrument of evil to any"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

The many remarkable cures of catarrh eff
fected by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla is
conclusive proof that this loathsome and dam
gerous disease is one of the blood, only need
ing such a searching and powerful alternative
to thoroughly eradicate it.