davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1891-03-18
Village Directory.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.

E VILLAGE OFFICERS.
Presidents Stewart
Councilihen--Ks @ Helgeson, A Mason,
# ITolefson, John Erickson
Reoorder-AJ Erickson
Assessor-P Fenton sa
Treasurer-Walter Huggins 80
Justice-H j Dresser
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-09

VIRGINIA. At u County Court begun and held for
Y Wise County nj the Court House thereof on the
2sih day oi October, lsgO.
NORFOLK WEsIrnS RR.Co.. Plf. Notice to appoint
Commissioners
T. j. TALuEgT. Ct di Defendant etc.
This day came the Plaintiff by its attorneys as we'll
MS the Defendant by their attorneys and the Commits
sioners, to-wit: VIM II. Dean, Ira Gillian, Edmond
Hubbard and Wiley Gardner, who were appointed by
an order entered III this motion at the September Term,
1880, Of this Court having returned and filed report
Of their proceedings required by said former order
from said report it appears that said Commissioners
have fixed upon the sum Of 10000 just compon-
Salion Ia the Defendant for the land proposed To be
taken by the Plaintiff for its purposes. And there be-
ing no exceptions TO said Commissioners report the
same was approved and confirmed. and tlcrcupon
said Plaintiff paid into the Court the said sum OF
100000 Oh account Of said compensation and damages
aforesaid II is further ordere! by the Court tina,
all persons Interested do appear before C. T. Kilgorc
one Of the Commissioners of this Court. al his Office in
the town Of Gladcyllc, within one month after due
publication hereof and present their respective claims
before said Commissioner, and that said Commissioner
do then and there proceed 10 ascertain what person
persons entitled to said fund, ana in what proper
tons, the said Commissioner will report his acts Ia
this Court. The publication now here ordered to he
made shall be daily Published for four successive
weeks in The Big Stone Post, weekly newspaper pub
liSled at Big Stone Gap, Virginia. \ copy.
TeSte, j. E.LIrrS, Clerk.
Pursuant Ia the above order will proceed on the
18th day Of January 1891 1T the Clerks office Of the
County Court Of Wise County. Virginia. to perform
the duties required OF me by said order All parties
interested required 10 attend at said time and place
l9-4t c. 7. kinoHr, Commissioner.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-09

The annual report of the Equitable Life AS
surance for 1890 shows their business to have
been 22X per cent of the entire life insurance
business Of the United States. They now
have over $500, 1000, 600 of insurance outstand-
ing, which is greatly in excess of any other
company in the world.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-09
THE LEADING CITIES.
Population OF Every Place With Over
10000 Persons

wAs,Scrox,J anT-1hroush the courtesy Of the cci'-
Sus bureau the posr is enabled present table show
ing the population Of every city in che United States of
ten thousand persons. as shown by the census OF
1890 New York stands first, Chicago second, phila-
dclpha third, Brooklyn fourth, ST. Louis fifth, Boston
sixth. Baltimore seventh San Francisco eighth, Gin
cinnaH ninth, Cleveland tenth, Buffalo eleventh, New
Orleans twelfth, Pittsburgh thirteenth, Detroit four
tcenth Milwaukee fifteenth, Newark sixteenth, Min
ncapolis seventeenth, Jersey City eighteenth, and
Louisville nineteenth. There are three hundred and
tor,y-onc cities given, Of which five In Kentucky
Massachusetts has the largcs, number, thirty-seven
Pennsylvania, ,hirty-two: New York, ,hirty-hve
Ohio, twcn,y-onc, and Illinois, twenty
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-09
IT PUBIIC AUCTION.


To the highest bidder, the undivided wo,hrds OF TINT
tract OF land lying on the eastern side Of the South
Fork OF Powel's river. near tie town Of Big Stone
Gap Wise County, Virginia. through which the South
Atlantic Ohio railroad passes on the east and south.
particularly described ny me,eS ana bounds as iol-
ming nj n White oal; and dorwooj. corner 10 an 81
acre tract = Is W. iS6 poles I" a white OAK ana ash
thence = % poles 10 small poplar ana stopping
sourwooa; thence = ~ j.. - p2s To- TWO whitc OAKS
ana uos%ood on spur THENCE > - L. Il pocs 20 y,
wi'e OAK ana HosWood o. ridSe; thence = II r. TO-
pores l" Sonrw"ou ana Decch' Thence > 4.'2 r. ~
po'gs l" y p'"ch "aN, corner VI '"sen a, Ju'rs
, ,' ''VI >; TO '" - l"' " >,H"e ~ %
i'c Vt geo, "i,' l," teo' ~ % = " 'o Poi.s
10 shr on W. : -. '.,>uI 'ioltp" iu vi us
,"i VI "n'e" miHsc: ',c"cc "i'h ,'. iIusc ANU
horton me y, ~? T.. IL pore ana I'hs 10 n
" me ".h Intncr y - pores 10 pIacA sti
ticicc y, % J.. 30 pores 10 "il'e o'h: 'Hc. " -
T.. 90 pores 10 chestnut thehce y; 10 l.. - pores
anu ~ INNS 10 TWO cieS'iiu' "'"s thence y: /! .
les n.u ~ LINE 10 D'IJN onn .1hGe ), 90 f.
oV pores lu =" n"hS 10 heS"'! anu chesthIt DAN
.hchce y: !. p9es anu ~ INES 10 Il n.ack OAK
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-09
PUBLIC SALE

By virtue Of the authority vested in ;ne rs success
or in trust Of the late i. J. Ewing. under deed Of
trust from John Preston and WIFE dated 10th day Of
January 1888, OF record in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the Wise County. Virginia, Court: and also under
deed OF trust from certain Of the heirs ard represent
atives of Walter b. Preston, dated 18th day Of Sep
emhcr. 1868, Of record in said Office; and also by
County, Virginia. Circuit Court. rendered by said
Court in the case OF the Bank OF Kentucky, etc. VS.
Walter f. Preston's Heirs, etc, will on
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 2S, 1891.
On The promises. II O'Clock. noo near the Of
Zig Stone Gap, Wise County, Virginia, procecd.to sell
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-09
A VERY SUPERIOR VEIN OF EXCEL
LENT SOFT ORE

VIRGINIA. At u County Court begun and held for
Wise County nj the Court House thereof the
2sih day oi October, lS90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

9epslde fommt", II. i. 10. Sis N6rsIie
miro i6lieBIi9 angeseben: S. 9. 6enrD
in care of Trant 8ewis, POI >. I07. Ctr,
Stem NDrf.
Der i~ogenannte 3eitungsz Qtu5l6nitt lit
natitrlt6 na69enadlt uno entbGlt alf Der
einen Seite eine LANCE 0ei6ihte bon perz
i6iebenen Tarrtern,. pelde plDblih reid
tpuroen, obne Dab Senano ipuBte tpie uno
bon benen lpGter auf benz Iootenbette ooer
ionitmo, uobOem ollie geIabr poriiber mar,
entbeft puroe, OaB tie in v~grilner Waare"
gebanoelt bdtten.
Das SpaBiaite bel Der @ei6i6te lit, baB
bie 9eute, Welde iih an ben SdaBzS ecre1
tGr Denoen, tDirtIi0 9lauben, man bGbe
ibnen fall6e 9toten nngeboten, tpGbreno Die
Shminoler ibren Opfern b,fonntli0 ein
Bllnoel 3eitungSpapier auIbdngen, unb
baB Die Wteiiten oieier Gatrioten ii0 erbiez
ten, bel Der 8erboftuuQ Der S6pinbler
vge0en 8esabluua" bebllfljd gu ietr. Da
aber baS S6aBamt nit Dieier Sorte beS
S6pinbels ebenio tpenig ar tbun bat, ME
NIT irgen6 eiuem anberen vGonfipence"s
S6ipinoel, bIetbcn ale iDGde Qlnerbieten
unbeantwortet. Saul WoIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

@enn in fritbereu ~Sa6rbunoertet irgeib
Elm Gano DDit elmer WtlBerute betrottell
iDurbe, 10 mar bieS 9let6be0euteno nit etler
OunoerslotD. llRD iDlde 1un9erSn0tDe
bat europa piele Dur6gelnaht. 80 Ill ben
ocSabren 795, $50, S68, S73,. 874, 88S, S89,
$50, 1030-32 On 0r1ntretd), 100, l120
Tin 0euti0Iauo), Ourd tpelGe 1lQeblid ole
3abl o~ertGeDobner ouf Die 0Gllte hcrabaez
mtnoert puroe, 1887, 1280-82 Tin 80bz
mel) Il. !. 10. Sic lDareR be0teitet BON ben
eltleBlt6iten 0r1ueln uno bon brutalem
OteridlenfraB. gto6 i'm TtebSebntem ul0
a6tsehnten Sahrhunnert tparen Oulgers>
n6tbe in 9eutiplano buuftg, uno 1772 gilz
gen alletH in Glrlablen Dunoert ulio lllnt7
ala Sauien0 Wlenlden 0urH Ounger eleuo
au 0runpe. SIN oleiem SSa0rDunocrt babe1
III SYplge Der belieren 8ertebrantIttel WttBz
ernteH oerarttg entleBLtde 6olDcu ntd1t gee
habit, lDenH dllrb Die uDll 1917 uuD 1916 IN
QeutihlQEo 3ultdnoe berDellllbrtel, Delde
iebr nnbe oil elne 0ungersnotD grcliStel,
unb Der SebllhlGB Der SGttotfelerHIe III
cSSrlGao i'm Sabre 1867 nod ellie nirflid0e
OungersnDtD berbelIuGrte, Die III 8etbti<
Duu9 NIT Den ibr fOigenoen Seuden etle
Dhlion aberdeen bttSpea9erafft baben iol.
S1 oieleun Sabre Dnbell tDle0er ltDel Orltz
tel uou europa cine 9EiBernte, 0liidltd)er
9Heiie aber bot Nu1erita cine glGuseuDe
@rnte, ulto fam bon leirem lteberibuB
pabritheilli6 genug a~bgebslt, UNI etier
lpirt!lhen 0u19ersnotD III utten GrDtbeil
p0rSubeugen.
4Iber geDunqert niro 6esbalb oo6 im
alien @rotbell picl ineroeu. 0at bad ell
arpBer 3Detl bel DorGigen 8euolterung jeBt
idon Nldt GetuA @elo. uH4 IT'D iat5 III
elleu, lpuoerN HUB IT'D III bNdilGDItUitcn
Gtlle neS gRorte5 nurd0nUgerH.
1Bte ioI DDS perpeu, lDeNH Ole BreiIe fir
@eiSeu unb 9tolgen ioreIdhrel ill ltelBeu?
0enn Dap Del bohite Guntt nod uld]t er>
rcid)t lit, Tam lD0bl tetuem 3meIfe l uftter@
ItegeH.
lSie anQeiiht6 peS Glsn6S, baS inDeutidz
lann ldlou jegt berriGg. DIE 0te9Ierung tDrtz
IaDveu taHH, aul Dd5 0ul6el lBeisen uito
Jtogasu 81 Gts. Sol an esheben, erldeiut
bonn mellinlidel. ipte n0atemaHulldlsn
S%lannpHntt abiolut uuOeritauotld). (0es
aen cllteu ,3oil aIf Wetretoe lt6t llU nJOiS
etnrDenpeu, DeltH i'm NanDc gttliB oa lit,
I'm Aue sH periorgen, aber thu 5u elmer
2alt aufrebt i'll srDa!IeIl, no tnunl Aenug
fnr Dus babe Iolt Oh tt, uno lutaen oeS
aIl1cn1eileu Wtaultl5 Die d%Ornprelle 10 ME
10 in Die 06be gebsrl, eda lit iddNobar unO
ell 8eYbfeden geaen Die OtenlMli6teit!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

gen ltnterI6ieO BON IS -58 Gents, 10 Oob,
foenn @eisen bier $1.O8 itebt, er in 8erlir
Iegitim ouf $1.66 gu iteben fonrtt, ben
8erDienit Der t6Gnoler unetngerednet, mas
sien1Iitb genau nit oelt 9~totlrungen ailI
ShluB Der Samita9ss8OrIe Iberetnz
ltimmt.
@enn man bebetft, baB Dor eine1
Sabre g0et3sn in Berlin NIT 186-l93
Wfort lotirt purbe, B. /. $1.21 bis $l.26
per 8uibel, 10 beGreift man Die 9roBe oorz
tige @~rregun9 Iber Die Yretsiteigeruna,
mslde 81 y. $. betrGgt. llno lGon Dor
einem Sabre tlagte man llber gu tlelles
8roO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24
sasaprstfe bier uro IN &srIin.

an oeu leBtel. Gagen lit OH Die uStaal5z
,eitluo" nebrtaA DIX 0ra8e er9anqen; uses
bejBt Is. lpenn lEei3ea oosr JEO88et in
Y3erlir nit 25U Utdrt Hnt'ri itI0?"
SeDr elniad}: @)etretDe plro i'll Berlin
uadb Der 0teteYtoaue o0er 1899 3iIoaranm
aebanpelt, rBa5 9iet0 rlno 100 ODER Gez
nouer 1905 Biunc ApQroNpolss Wt,p'dt liza
0a Elm Nulbei Seijen so, suH 8ulael 9to0aen
So, EN- Buibel }oaler 81 45ruEp 2ipoErous
pos ruje5t, 10 tommtn oui ,lnt J|etsftoHuH
:368 Bulbel Neiseu. 1920 Nuibe. 9togacH,
nno SO Nulbel Daier. 4ntrp allO Don prliz
bsu gemeioet, yBei3en lei M! 250 Nlarf
notiri, 10 Gilt ea5 Tlir 364 Suipel, HnO
Der e%isseGuez Buibel mitroe aiio $1.63
foliet-
Ser lInterihieO 3mijoGcn Den Q8ei3ens
nreiisn bier uno III BeGltn erflart lid, aus
Der Nrocb; ulto nem !3Nu. Der BulbeL
l6ei,ell, Don @blcd3O nab SGttin Ges
Ieat, toltct ali TraNt, llmIG0etoiten Der
iideyung, 2tdaie &C.. 70 Gents; 1uA
6onburot uugeFGbr % @enl9; DER Sol
1stner 81 @snts, maAt elliell nOtDipeloI@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24
81 cif1 Geger fur MIDI.

JU GUI SIVeU IuC tWICDS va
Scramton, Ya., Stunt '89.
8ort9es Sabr arbettete t6 10 anbaItenb, bas mein
retter Arm 9elabpt wuroe rrb beflerte iih troB Nube
nt9t, bann nabm i'd 2h SlaIden Don pator 6Onig's
geruen>S tarfer, uub bin iett benz uno tros meiner 60
Sabre I'M Stanoe. mie irIber Su orbetten.
s.. 9aubert.
&ppeIl, Mafi., Des. 'SS.
8aftor s. McDonou9b i6retbt: SIS lit mir Elm SaG
6efannt uno es ireut mid, es befannt gu MAIDEN, baB
8aitor &Outg'S gterpen StGrter babel ii9 10 gut berpGbrt
bat. Die Notienttn if cine iun9e Dame, welde iett
tbrer Su9eno an 6auiudt lttt.- Nuf meine GmpTeblmus
nabnt ie oas Dttttel, uab felt brei Wtonaten bat lie
tetnen &niaa mebr gebabt.
8rootIpn, 81. g., Dec '88.
Srau 0eorie Nta9tnn idreibt: SD babe eine Slal9e
BON 9afor 66n 9s geruen>S tdrter 9enommen unb
mir bamtt grOBe StnOerung ueri6offt. SD fable in
metnem Sopie ptel. better. SD tant netnen Dant nidt
s~enitgenO ausipreden iIr bic 9eponnene grlei6terun9.
Der g~teruensS tGrfer tit elm Segeu fir mtd.
eret 81 $ |;ssP{, S. s,i Z @SssI $sSi,tsS %H SsSis5}f.
Gteie Mebi5iu lpurbe ieit Dem Sabre 1876 BON benz
SoDrp. @oit0r &6nig, Sort 9Gapne. St6. ~5uberettek
nab ieBt inter ieiner Anmetinng BON Der
G6nis Wee0teips g., Gbteaso.
SET 9tpothefern a, babem fir $500 Die
gIaf0e.6 Giai@em ftt IS 100; 0ro6e $i.SS.
6 fiiE $ 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

= Sin 3ebn Meilen bon Sort Smitb in
glrfaniaS nobnbafter M0nn, Jtamens
@Oparb @tinion, la9 auf Der 2anoitraBe
eiae Ble6bi6 e lie9en, er CAB ibr, I'M
be%rs9aften StoB m / benz SuBe.
Die @orDners Surp brauhte orei Wfinuz
ten, UNI ieine lteberreite %3uiannnen Su
lu6en. NttrogIpcerin!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

= Bon benz frIberen Stoatson7
malt Stains in Solicit in olelent
Stoat' lou Der 8eriub 9entaht tperoelt,
ben I'M b~orttgen 3u6t6au1e cine
fiinfjdbriae Strafbaft abItBenoen } N az
Itaen Sberiff BON @nSt @oHltn,
@bas. SrumbuI, in Bpomin8, be yIetpelt
nteoer sill DsriUafien unO omar auf 0tuno
etnes 6atease GorpuSgeiuhsS. &rumbuu
bate III genanntem Gountp etlren HteEoez
bieb y9fco 8ia" perhaitet unO ben Wefaa9eS
men Der Obbut zines @onltab .ers aloer1
trallt, tpabrenO er ii6 auf Die s5agO uG9
eiasm aaneren Ger6reber mad)Ie. SsI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

9tuf benz 8eae bon Stem gort mad
@faS8om lit auf Dem Oampfer @trcallia Der
Yreoiger, Or. Otor9an Sbelbaoon, Elm
gum @%Driitentbum betebrter Br a b m II {,
an 9er3lG9mung geltorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

0ie SGubfobrtfantenT Sarge
& 0. merben in 0tron in oteiem
Staat cine qroBe fSabrif anle9en, nobel
ibnen Die Biiraer 8iron's i%niofern billfz
reibe 6aro i%eilteten, DaB itc oas @run0s
itiid fir Die Standardization uno $4,000
in 8ear berihentten; ie periprehen 1t6
augenidleinli6 groSe Otnge Don Dem err
narteten 3upa6s Der $50 Qrbetter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-15
PoETIcAl.
The Old Virginia Reel.

In the sunny autumn cleaning, when the IRE
begins to sing,
And look between the iVIes that about my
cabin cling.
At mylOnesome little garden, where the ruined
roses lie,
Like heap of tattered beggars fallen IN the
weeds to die;
And the chilly winds come droning round the
chimney and the caves,
And along the narrow pathway drive the dry
and witherea leNSes,
And the crazy mill is silent, and . mist hang
DER the wheel,
Then 1 seem to hear the music of IN old yir-
ginia reel.
Lady Betty. Lady Betty, all your pride is dust
aud mold,
For the worms have bred and nested in your
locks of paly gold.
Mistress jenny. with your laughter, and your
ribbons aud your beaux,
And the hearts that you have broken are dead
as ynndcr rose.
alone am loft TO mourn ye, poor and palsicd.
bent and gray.
Mumbling DER the vanished glories and the
joys of yesterday,
When had galllnt lover, aud my heart to
him was lead,
And we gayly danced together in the old vir-
ginia reel.
Very sweet and very merry. very faint aud far
away,
Now hear the ancient addlers on the strings
begin to play,
Keeping time with swayiug bodies and a kind
of whispered Groom,
Till host of dainty slippers follow to tho dear
old tune.
There is Mistress Jenny Weaver in her gown
of yellow silk,
With the crimson coral shining on her neck
and arms of milk.
Even Lady Betty Fairfax designs to tap u scar
let heel
To the merry, merry music of the old Virginia
reel.
All, the instruments are shattered, and the
strings are snapped in twain,
And the fiddlers have forgotten and will never
plays again!
Twas the creaking of the branches on the
shingles to and fro
That recalled to me the music and the n,irth of
long ago.
But above the stars eternal, in their faded
piuks and blues,
With the powder on their ringlcts and the
buckles on their shoes,
1 shall see the beaux and sweethearts In a long
procession kueel,
And their harps will play the music Of an old
Virginia reel.
Minnie IrUing in 81. Louis Aagazine
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-15
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. John Landstreet.
incidents of His Life from 1861 to
1865, By Col. Pm. d. Morgan.
From the Martinsburg statesman.

From the Martinsburg Statcsman.l
My acquaintance with the Rev.
John Landstreet began some wears
before the late war. He then was in
the prime of life and usefulness in
his church circle. He came to our
town to deliver a lecture on the old
threadbare subject of temperance,
and was greeted by large and ap-
preciatiye audience. He made one
of his characteristic efforts; clear,
forcihle, eloquent and interesting
L remember well his appearance on
that occasion. His manner and many
of his expressions of eloquence-and
during our desperate struggle for
Southern independence, in which he
heartily joined, would often talk to
him of that lecture, and remind him
of that occasion. When the war actn-
ally began, he left his home and all
its comforts and attractions and came
to US as the chaplain of the 1st Va.
Cavalry-the first regiment of caval-
ry formed and organized in the army
of Northern Virginia-th COM
manded by 1t. Col. j. E. B. Stuart,
afterwards so distinguished, and
made so by this famous regiment
He was often called upon by Colonel
Stewart for special service, and en-
trusted with very important missions
always responding with promptness
and efficiency, and having a large
range of acquaintances, and knowing
thoroughly the country occupied by
the enemy, the information the COM
manding general gained from him
was highly important to the success
OF our army movements; his accu-
rate estimate of the loyalty of the
citizens in the districts held and oc-
cupied by the enemy, was the cause
of his being often summoned to head
quarters, and charged with secret and
important missions in the enemy's
lines, which were always executed
with skill and intelligence, and ssme-
times with loss and discomfort to
himself. remember on one of those
occasions he was captured-his horse
and trappings being confiscated and
himself marched on foot 10 Fairfax
Court House, and taken before the
general commanding, who frst in
quired of him who he was and what
rank he held in the "rebeI' army
he replied courteously, but with con-
siderable dignity and Importance,
that he was the Rev. John Landstreet
and the chaplain of the 1st Virginia
Cavalry, G. s. A., whereupon the
Yankee general, with evident disgust
ordered the guard to conduct him ont
OF his lines, saying, that they had
made water haul ;'--having sent
them out to capture the rebel army.
and that they got nothing but a chap
The history of Stuart's cavalry du-
ring the entire war is repIete with
many incidents in which our fayorite
chaplain was amost conspicuous char.
acter-eyer ready to lend a helping
hand, to administer comfort to the
sick and wounded, and to offer con-
ISOLATION to the dying soldier upon the
field OF battle. He never neglected
an opportunity to hold divine service
in the regiment. whenever the oppor-
tunitY presented, in an able. jealous
and impressive manner. His services
among the wounded and dying SOL
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chronic weaknesses and distressing
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can women. It is a potent, invigor-
ating, restorative tonic, or strength
giver, imparting tone and vigor to
the whole system. For feeble wo-
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Prescription is the greatest earthly
boon. Guaranteed to give salts
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bottle-wrapper.
A Book of 16o pages, on "wo-
man: Her Diseases, and How to
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Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-15
The Columbia Daily Calendar

An old friend in new dress, and an article
that has come to be one of the indispensables
lumbia Daily Calendar tor 1892. The CaIen-
dar is in the form of q pad contaipfpp S67
leaves, each 511Sx25s inches; one for each day
of the year, To be removed daily, and one for
the entire year. The day of the week, of the
month aud of the year are given. and each sIin
bears short paragraph pertaining to cyclinr
or some kindred subject At the bottom Of
each leaf Is biank for nemorauda, every leaf
entirely new departure. being made of sbast
metal finished In ivory black, and is very com
pact. At the close of the year the stand will
be available for another pad. This is the 18th
the matter is fresh and new, having bci
fully collated from leading publications and
prominent writer's, most of it being speciaiiv
written ior this purpose. 1t comprises notable
clergymeu. hints about road making. and nm n n
merous other topics
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-15

Theree good deal OF guarantee businessfu
Lne store Keeping OF to-day. It's too excessito.
Or too reluctant. Half the time It means moth
ing. WordS-oRIv leor1s.
This oher TO refund the money, or TO nav a
IeWard. t ls made under the hope that you WON'T
claim the reward. OF course.
so. whoever Is honest In making II, and
Works-not on his own reputation alone. But
must have something he has faith IN back of
the guarantee. The business wouldn't stand o
year without II.
What Is lacking is confidence. Back of that.
what is lacking Is that clear honesty which Is
above the average practice"
Dr. PieFce's medicines are guaranteed TO ac-
eompHsh what they are intended to do and
their makers give the money back II the result
isn't apparent.
Doesn't It strike you that medicine, which
the makers have so much confidence in, Is tho
medicine for You?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-15
The Pulpit and the Stage,

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout. pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound. Kan. saws: ~ feel II nv
duty to tell what wonders DIR. Kings New Dis
covery has done for me. Ny lungs were bad
ly dlseased, and my parishioneTs thought
ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well. gaining 20 lbs in weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny Folks,
writes: "After a thorough trial and convinc-
ing evidence, l am confident DIR. King's New
Discovery beats 'en all, and cures when every
thing else fails. The greatest kindness / can
do my many thousand friends is TO urge them
to try it Free trial bottles at Dr. Bishop's
drug store. Regular sizes soc. aud 81