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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
SATURDAYS STAR.

Some of the Features Of Tomorrow Sixteen
| Page Paper.
Tomorrow's si1teen-page STAR viii be an
attractive number, perfect Is Q newspaper, and
interesting on account Of its many literary
features and readable special articles on timely
topics. The effectiveness Of the news facilities
possessed by The stan nave been again demon
strated during the present week in the full
telegraphic reports published daily from the
convention hall at Minneapolis. Every sstur-
days paper, and tomorrows will be no excep-
ton, gives testimony both to the admirable
news arrangements and mechanical facilities
of The STAR. o. we'll as to the completeness Of
its staff in every department. The Saturday
STAR combines with all the features of an alert
newspaper the characteristics Of q journal for
the home, containing much attractive reading
for the leisure hours Among the features of
tomorrow's paper the following may be
mentioned:
VESTED CHOIRS nlustrated).
Sketches of the different boy choirs in Wash
ington Episcopal churches.
SUMNER AND DRESS Ilustrated).
Problems Of toilet that come with the flowers
of June.
RUBBER SHOES Cllustrated).
Changes that have taken place in the method
of making them.
DRESSING THE BOYS illustrated.
! Some suggestions about the garments of the
little ones.
PENGUIN ROOKERIES nlustrated).
They are laid out with wonderful regularity
and symmetry.
THE SONS OF VETERANS Olustrated).
The Maryland division to hold its encamp-
ment next week.
HOUSE OF MERCY Qllustrated).
An interesting story sent from Brazil by
Fannie B.. Ward.
AN ASSOCIATE OF THIEVES.
An interesting tale of a curious adventure.
MYTHS OF INDIANS.
Curious customs and beliefs fthe Cherokees
THE PRESS TELEGRAPH.
How the news of the world is gathered and
distributed.
SPAIN AND UNCLE SAM.
Both sides Of an interesting international in
terview.
CURIOS IN CEYLoN.
Animal and vegetable wonders in a far-off
island.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Matters of decided interest to District mill
tiamen.
THE SPOILS. OF OFFICE.
Not what they were before the civil service
law.
BOSTONS FADING GLORY.
W. A. Croffut tells how Washington has be-
come the literary hub.
WRITTEN YEARS AGO.
MIR. John f. Coyle gives more extracts from
an old collection of letters by famous men.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Prospective changes in property along Penn
sylvania avenue.
BONES FROM OLD CAvERNs.
Burial places for tribes Of beasts long ex-
tinct.
HEROIC MARCH.
An incident of the Mexican war in which Gen.
Beale figured.
SKILL AND MUSCLE.
News and sketches from the world of athletic
sports.
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Sent to the Reform school.

Not guilty" answered a small boy named
William Kennedy. who was arrnigned before
Judge Miller this morning on charge of incor-
rigibility.
Mrs. Hurley appeared as prosecuting witness,
and the court asked her if the boy was her son.
mo, sir" she replied. Hes my nephew.
Where's his father"
I'm Pennsylvania"
where's his mother?"
''Shes dead"
What is the trouble with the boy?''
HE curses and swears. runs asay from home
and l can't do anything with him."
Reform school during minority concluded
the court
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Affairs at Falls Church.
lqnce of The Evening Star


FALLS CHURCH. Va. June 8, 1892.
Pursuant to call the stockholders Of the Falls
Church and Potomac Railroad Company met
last evening at the Eagle Hotel. The old direct
ors were reelected. They are Samuel S. Bur-
dette, Albert F. Kinsley, Robert s. Lacey, Neil
+. Graham. Eli ]. Northrup. Neil Dumont and
Orrin E. Hine. The meeting adjourned to meet
at the office of Gen. Burdette in Washington
June IS.
Talisman Lodge OF 1. o. G.. T. Of Alexandria
made visit to the lodge in this place Inst
evening.
At q meeting held here Monday evening it
was decided to make arrangements for public
celebration of the Fourth Of July.
Mr.. A. f. Lounsbury has well under way q
new residence for DR.. Jas. B. Gould. 1t
promises to be a fine house.
Mr.. Nolan is building fine house below the
West End depot for gentleman of your city.
Mr.. August Davis 10 building new house on
Old Dominion avenue and near the upper
depot L. 8. A.
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Architect Hills Painful Accident.

the other Gay. He was going up in the eleva-
tor in the new addition to the storage ware
house on 18th street, which is being built under
his supervision, and during the ascent he hap
pened to look up and was struck in the eye with
some mortar which fell from the top of the
wall where the men were at work. He suffered
intense pain, which was partially relieved by
his physician at the time, and the subsequent
treatment gradually allayed the irritation He
is now reported to be much better and it is
believed that all serious danger has been
ayerted.
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Jay E0x's Suicide.

Jay Fox, young white man, committed sui
eide ut $50 O'Clock last night by putting ball
in his head, entering the right temple, while in
the second story Of DR.. Darcey's stable, I744 n
street northwest. He lived with his father-in-
law. Vim. Rebnitsky, 1l02 18th street, and for
the past two years had been drinking heavily
and had been under treatment at Providence
Hospital, from which he was discharged about
two weeks since. When he returned his wife
refused to live with him and took his clothes,
and he had since occupied room in the stable.
As some Of the hands were retiring they heard
the report Of pistol and found Fox in his room
in q pool Of blood, clinching the pistol. The
coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

ments), each cost s1.00 per bottle. and his
Pleasant Pellets the original little Liver
These genuine medicines are now sold only
through druggists, regularly authorized as
agents, and at the above long established
prices. Bet if You get the genuine, they're
the cheapest medicines you can buy at any
price. They're sold on peculiar plan
"value received or no pay In every case
they're guaranteed to benefit or cure, or the
money is refunded
Unauthorized dealers may offer spurious
limitations or substitutes at lower prices than
above. Beware of ell such.
" Discovery is a perfect remedy for scrof-
ula in all its forms-something that pnriGcs
the blood, as well as claims to. That, il its
taken in time, will cure CONSUMPTION.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CoLUABIs CONSERVATORY OF Muse 30 X
80 Pane NSLns and ,,s,ia, eDNlN aAer,
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s And sna or"ra An oS,-t1,n,y :. ererd ir 81,
prtce inr sclfcr-io and rlA,rng al he scios.
Tor particulars call u studio,
esr..,, Al fs..ans i,S HSi Sarn S al sc.- Ism
In "a. rse q osicSo. IN Soruis niSht S.re
ans voice aad exquisite Thfasns Soa ior iis.sas
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Car eeainfs .sI-i.d ol.-siic Conceri ~ Herald. =
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AI.N
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
SUMNER LAW lECTI RES
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and Stat Law. myls -tnkf2~kJelosss.ew
A nj lNsfktcrIoN.-TH .REA rss I oPPoR-
tGnitN ever offered g. lsrrutS. rldr.r. tsaT hrr~
H. SsitS, derorutfs or artists o. learn 20 draw aad
paint iN'riertA hest aud ,heaf-~f. Crs,on psst-L
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painting FROM nature can be i.srn@l IN few dsy-
CSal and the WONDERFUL ptosress u sguacuts pr-
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Morrel has hsd twetve medals and studi.d nfteen
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300 600 worth q. naintincs ON er hthtin AMI Tor sl.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF PINE AXIS. ssoa 4 Ut
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DRof OAKLAND OoFFICIER p'ACADFMIrl
u and Madame Gatllsrd tdirlone1. Sfhoal Of Ian
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method The only one decorated. Open al suulIner
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OMcera ElecHed .

The stockholders Of the Commercial Fire
Insurance Company Of the District Of Columbia
yesterday elected the following trustees: W. 8.
Hoge, G. R. Repetti, J. c. Krgood, J. Harrison
johnson, L. Behrens, Thomas Somerville, @. /.
Kellogg, J. w. 6chaefer, W. e. Abbott N. II.
Shea, A. 8. johnson, r. A. Walker, G. B. Jewell,
II. A Ballinger and Job Barnard
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Tableaux and Dancing.

An entertainment will be given by the Junior
Bible class of Ascension Church tonight at 8
o clock for the benefit of the church debt The
entertainment will consist OF tabieaux and
recitations and will he held at Bernay's Hail.
1918 18th street. The evening will close with
dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
beg leave to suggest through your valuable
paper that the answers Of the Comm issiopers
or the board Of assessors 70 the questions pro-
pounded BY Mr.. johnson be reported to a mass
meeting of the taxpayers Of the District for
their approval or amendment. if necessary, be-
fore being sent to Congress, that is if our Com
missioners think that Mr.. johnson has the right
to the answers, or rather had the right to ask
the questions. In my view of the matter his
action is thoroughly unjustifable. Put me
down for 50 toward hiring theater for meet
ing. CITIZEN No. /.
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One Boy Cut by Another.

Richard Nourse, q white boy of eighteen
years, was severely cut in the side by an un-
known white boy on It'll between d and E
streets last night about $50 o'clock and his as
sailant made his escape. Nourse WAS taken to
his home on 26th street and attended by Drs.
Lovejoy and Godfrey, who found that the
wound is q severe if not serious one.
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LADIES' GOODS.

DRESSES MADE UP IN LATEST STYLE AT
~ reasonable terms by Miss LOffLER late % B.
ii. STEARN'S 4 co, Boston
At 125 18th 81. NV t-l-l2t-
GTYLISH GOWNS AND SUMNER DRESSES MADE
- promptly at moderate price. perfect aud
nrstclGss work guaranteed by CHRlsllANNE
FRIEDRICH. 21l4 Pa ave. n W jellin'
ETAGs. JAPANESE LANTERNS. PAPER NAP
ktns. picnic Tats. fans 80 per loN favOrS -crAp
pictures. lawn decorations for rhildf.ris parties.
French tissue paper. J. JAY GOULD. 4.l sth 81.
aps)-2m.
A CcoRDION PLATING. BUTTONS TO ORDER
n To-. doz. .I.asJng. p. Yard. tailgr-nAle button
holes cents each. IeIBores, sewing ma Iinr sip va
q. W. LUCAS. y0s.t At. NV Iuy-el -isns
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Celebrating the Defense Of Petersburg.


Yesterday twenty-eigh. years ago the first
attack was made on Petersburg by q force of
federal cavalry under the command Of Gen.
kautz, who was repulsed by a force of 125 citi-
zens, men and youths, under the command of
Col. F. P. Archer, now q well-known lawyer Of
that place. In this engagement many Of Peters,
burgs most prominent citizens were either
killed, wounded or taken prisoners. Ever since
the close Of tine war the 9th Of June has been
observed in Petersburg rs memorial day, when
the graves Of the confederate dead buried in
Blandford cemetery are decorated with flowers
under the auspices of the Ladies' Memorial As
sociation. The exercises at the cemetery yes
terday consisted of PRAYER by Rev. ]. W. Rose
boro, DID,, pastor Of Tsbb Street Presbyterian
Church, and who ID also chaplain Of A. p. Hill
Camp. Confederate Veterans. The address was
made by Rev. H. w. Pattle, pastor of the First
Baptis. Church in that city, and was n most able
one. After the address the graves Of the con-
federate soldiers were strewn with flowers. In
honor of the day there was q parade of the Pc
tersburg Grays, A. p. HILL Camp, Confederate
Veterans, and the Prince George county cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

ON JUNE 10. 1861. WAS FOUGHT THE
BATTLE OF BIG BETHEL NEAR YORK
TOWN. IN WHICH GEN. BUFFERS
FORCES WE'RE DEFEATED ANDwHICH
WAS MARKED BY THE DEATH OF
LIEUT.. GREBLE, THE FIRST UNITED
STATES REGULAR ARMY OFFICER
KILLED IN TIE CIVIL WAR GRE
BLE'S REMAINS WERE TAKfN To
PHILADELPHIA. WHERE, UNTIL
THEIR INTERMENT. THEY LAY IN
STATE IN INDEPENDENCE HALL. HE
WAS KILLED BY A NORTH CAROLINA
DRUMMER BOY.
THERE WILL BE REGULR ARMY OF
BUYERS IN OUR CHILDREN's DE-
PARTAENT TOMORROW. IN ADDI-
TION To OUR REGULAR LINES OF
NOBBY. FASHIONABLE GARMENTS
We HAVE MANY ORIGINAL AND RX-
elusive STYLES IN LIGHTER
WEIGHT FABRICS. WHICH HAVE JUST
BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE MAKERS.
CONSPICUOUS AMONG THEM ARE
THOSE JAUNTY. WASHABLE SAILOR
SUITS AND THE NATTY LITTLE OUT
ING SUITS. IN FLANNEL. SERGE.
OUTING AND CRICKETING CLOTH.
SOME OF THEM HAVE CAPS TO
MATCH. AND ALL OF THEM ARE
VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH. A
GREAT MANY OF OUR WOODEN
SUITS FOR BOYS ARE ALSO MADE UP
SKELETON OR HALF LINED, IN
ORDER To MAZE THEM COOLER.
SHALL We CLoTHE YOUR BOY To-
MORROW
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Adviees from Madras state that the long dry
period in India has at last been broken. A
signal hoisted at Calcutta announces the ap-
proach Of a dangerous cyclone.
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Arrested for Robbery In Baltimore.
John johnson. known - Big Foot, was n
rested here by Detectives Weldon and Slate,
last night for robbing an old man in Baltimore
Of . gold watch and chain and .ee6. He was Do
livered TO Detective Hogan Of Baltimore and
taken TO that city.
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GENTS Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR A.

Coats. SOC: Pants. &c. vests 25c Alter;nr an
fe5siring done IN best manner Goods called for an
os1vered 1elsphone call 1897.
x J. HAHN, sO5 9<h St NV
And - n. kutAw St. BALTIMORE, Nd
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MARTIN CoLrrsr OF On,ronr.
6is 18TH ST. NV.

6is 18TH ST. NV.
Summer term opens June l. with day or evening 500
sions. preferred The regular school year begins
October 3 Summer circulsrsnow really. The fall
catalogue is In press and will he sent free to any al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

prices won't buy
the genuine med
icincs. DIR. Pierceis
Golden Medical
Discovery for the
Liver, Blood and
Lungs ard DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription tfor
woman's weak
naoaov a-I ell
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PIANO AID HARMoNY. .oo
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
II THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cor. 9TH and ID sts. n.
Twenty-seventh S-nola~tir wear l..san TUESDAY,
September ]. 1891. Day AMI evening sessions s-hos
of Practical Business. School Of preparatory En.sh
School of Shorthand and TypeWritiny. sI,en ..rizn
PenInsnshp, Srhool OF Mechanical aud Architectural
Drawing. Full corps OF INSTRUCTOR Noderate rats
Of tuition central locstion suaiols halls aud class
rooIns- SERVICES Of graduates IN d-nlani once
open every business day. Call ssni for Illus
trated annual announcement. full iuf0rina-
ton. MRS. SARA A SpFNCLk
au2f frinripai sni frJlriet"r
MISS BAIca's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
WI and Business CaleAne. la0s 10th -. Pupils
prepared successfully for civil service. artfental
ana census rNR us;ions. str
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ERENcH DYEiNo, scouRINe AND DRY CLEAN.
Ing Establishment. LOS New Sork ave. First-ciao
ladies' aud gents work Of every ,i~~<riptiop
OUTING. AND TENNIs sJiTs.
A. Fisher and Matson Yr1sse. Paris myii
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houses. TO its many attractive appointments
| is added the great advantage Of nearness to the
ocean.
Fort Pendleton, Garrett county, Md, is
another resort 5000 feet above the sea- Among
its attractions are large rooms. good table,
shooting and fishing. Address w. f. Deakins
Circulars at The STAR Office.
Windsor sulphur Springs. on the Western
Maryland railroad. offers especial inducements
to persons desiring quiet and comfort, good
shade and pure air. Apply to A. II. Jelly, New
Windsor, Nd.
The Hotel Imperial at Atlantic City, under
the management of G.. W. Kendrick, with all
modern conveRiences, has accommodations for
200 guests. 1t if located on Maryland avenue
near the beach. Terms are from $40 to SIS
per week.
The New Home Hotel at Windsor Sulphur
Springs. New Windsor, Nd, managed by Mrs.
A. Z. Engel, offers guests large rooms and
home comforts. 1t is open all the year.
Proprietor N. Williams of the Hotel Victoria.
Atlantic City, announces that his delightful
house will remain open throughout the year.
1t is located at Ocean and South Carolina ave-
nues and is one of the famous resorts Of the
city.
Within one mile Of Fort Monroe there are
furnished rooms for rent at S12 per month,
with use Of kitchen and dining ROOM The
place fronts the water, with shady grounds. Ad-
dress Box 107, Phebus, Va.
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Virginia, opens
this year with capacity for 1850 guests. Col.
Geo. l.. Peyton will make special rates for the
season. Trains run direct to the Springs. The
waters OF these celebrated springs are Endorsed
for their curative qualities by the Medical So
ciety of Virginia and other high authorities in
this country.
The Continental Hotel at Atlantic City will
open June IS under new management, Mr.. T.
G. Gillette formerly Of the Colonnade Hotel,
Philadelphia, taking charge. This hotel is on
the beach, has hot water baths and elevator.
A modern siv-room cottage at Nantucket, COM
pletely furnished, can be rented by application
to George g. Wentworth, 5 fremont street, Bos-
ton. 1t has O wide piazza and faces the ocean.
The Colonnade at Atlantic City opens June
20. Arrangements for accommodations can now
be made by applying ct the Elsmere. 14OS h
street, this city.
The Hotel Shirley, on Kentucky avenue, At
lantic City, Is new house. II il situated near
the beach and possesses AL the modern appoint
ments--a advantages which render 1t additionally
attractive.
Mountain Visa" cottage at OAKLAND, Nd,
is for rent, completely furnished. There is one
acre in shade, good water and fruit trees. 1t
can be rented for cleo for the season BY apply
ing at 40 LIST street northeast.
The Hotel Remove, Atlantic City, IL situated
near the beach on Tennessee avenue and Is con-
Quoted by W. E. Cheeasman. It well-con-
Quoted resort in every sr0psct thoroughly
equipped, and therefore most desirable one.
Tho silverdean at Asbury Park, N. J., corner
Cd svenne and Bsreh street holds ont the in
bountiful fare.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
7s3 14th -. NV
OPEN ALL SUMMER

WAsHlNaToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
w lsIe 10Th =. NV. thsnty-:hrd yesr Piano
organ VOICE violin, hute, coru-t, a. Froe adv an
tasrs To nalas. %. B. BILLIARD. Director. myp 'sm'
GUNNER SCHOOL, MoRRIsrowN Nj 81
:. Hi,dss school for Girls. SUMNER SESSION e@-
gin. July i. Terms, from sHl % go SCHOOL.
fEAk harins September III fvr circulars address
SISTER SEPFRfoR my sl,o
NORWOOD INSTITUTE
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Address The PrinrinAls
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". u. CABELu.
felbtr l4al7 Mass ava
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CoLuMnIA COLLEaK oF coMMERcr.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SIMMER LAW -KfS

;eHtcr For cirralsf alpiS t o rriS.s.s:y =. Ssr.
CharlattosNile. Va. 90 JOHN n MINOR prnf Com
and Stat Law. myls lo2s~'2w
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BLANKETS CLEANED.

Blankets having bsen used with care can =,
cleaned 20 look equal to new.
isebindiDg done when desired in two styles
brunelles. Russian. Swiss, Null and Antique
Curtains cleaned and made u hang OF draps
hAe ones.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27
THE AMERICAN FARMER FOR
THE REST OF 1892 FOR
so CENTS.

In order to extend the circula-
ton of THE AMERICAN FARMER
and give great number OF people
a chance to become acquainted
with its many good points, we will
make special offer: We will send
the paper from now until Dec. Is,
1892, for so cents. This is splen-
did opportunity to get a vast
amount Of the very best reading
matter for very small sum. Do
not fail 10 embrace it.
SAMPLE COPIES.
We shall be glad to send sample
copies of The American Farmer to
any address that may be furnished.
Those who wish to sec the paper,
or who want their friends to see it,
will confer favor on US by send
ing in requests for specimen copies,
to be sent to any address they fur
nish.
Address.
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
1929 N. Y. Ave-, Washington, ID. G
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27

West yifginia's Lumber exhibit
! ct the Colum ban IMPOSITION will
be the finest III the world. Ex-
, Senator Camden is interesting him
self in the matter Of this exhibit
and he proposes to see chat it is
complete in variety and the best in
quality. No State in The Union
can show greater variety of val
uabIe hard woods; in fact there is
no country in the world that can
eclipse us in our forestry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27

II it be true, as stated, that there
are ten thousand persons in West
Virginia drawing pensions, it indi-
Gates that more West Virginians
went to war in proportion to the
population of the State than was
ever known among any people on
the face of the earth.
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600

= rccipc Which VIII enable rs 10 mcks
E'oLFF's ACHE BLAcIJEC at such pTice
thas ~ retailer can proGtably sell il at Ioc o
tCitio. We hold this offer open until
Jan ist 1858.
WOLFF s. RANDOLPH. Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27

Before the doctors can decide the
effects OF cigarette smoking on the
BRAN, they must find some one with
brains who smokes cigarettes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27

Little Lalf-pint pans, with @
clean tonc about as large as ones
0a 8otiu the centre, are excellent
oI drinking fountains. The stone
prevents tho CHICKS upsotting the
lIsh md keeps them from crowd
ING into it and voting each other.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27

You arc not helping your own
crops any by finding fault with
your nc.phbor's blowing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27
12 Use Alcohol

Faro alcohol TO make WoLFF's ACNE
EiAcEn'a. Alcohol is good for leather;
j, Is good for tho skin. Alcohol is The chief
iue reciiea, Of Cologne, Florida Water, and
dry tuln tho well known face washoo.
We think there Is nothing too costly 10 Use
~ good leotier prcservatiye.
Acme Bl&cking retnils at zoe.
an' at tl.at prieo cells readily. Many
lNaplS nre 20 accustomed to buying dreas-
ing OF Iiacking at &c. aud Zoe. bottle
asst they cannot understand that Hack
iilsarnl . chcoP ct 2oc. Wewant TO meet
.'.cm viii, clcapncs5 il we can, eud TO &C.
-ompiish this 30 offer reward Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-27

when sweet milk is fed chicks
care must be taken Co keep the
dishes sweet and clean, as the milk
soon sou-s in the sun. The dish
should bo carefully rinscd each
limo 10 is filed and scaldod every
day.