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The National tribune., 1892-12-15
A sTAR-FIsH SURPRISE.
IF NOR, wa Y,Eor,


FRIENDS OF THE c. c.: Each week when THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE is rsceiyed turn first of all to
the &. O. columns, for though all departments of
the paper excelleht,d like the c. c. best Of all.
1 AIN so glad that we atst odiaye more space in
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.eI Think that cannot
be too grateful for the ktnsBess thus shown, for
the generous offer OF prizoa Our Editor has asked
Tor suggestions rcgarding tbapriZe c"ntests. do
not wish to make any nrw suggestions but do
wish 10 indorse some of Chose already made.
Some mink TINT books should be given as prizes
Tor best letters best essays given SUBJECTS best
recipes etc. think this plan IL AN excellent one,
AS, by choosing variety Of topics for letters and
essays ali would have change in the contest.
shonid IKE TO make suggestion, after all. AS
we have more space, y7npt have the Curious
Corner and Brain Rackegs, NJ Of old? And then
prizes could be given for best puzzles best ques-
lions for Curious Corner, etc What say the G. 9.
puzZlers? Pro Patria-Effie NJ Harshbarger, Vim
land, Kansas.
THE IDEAL HUSBAND.
Julia p. Inge, Kenton o., would like the address
OF Marion i. Hutson. whose portrait ana sketch
appeared in THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE OF Nov. 10.
Recently she came across this description OF an
Ideal husband and il there Is any such itnpos-
sible man in the G. G. she would like to hear from
him:
A temperate, moral, intellectual, truthful. ener
getic, ateciopate, though t(,il, orgyng Christian
maI, who chooses wife for her mind niid heart
rather than face, and waits until he has found the
right one; who neither scolds nor laughs at his
wlic ana never coiItradicis her III pupic; VINO
loves honis and children and has certain means
for making aii honest, comfortable living who ia
economical. but not stingy, and who, unless
wealthy, Keeps hts life insured; VINO UNDERSTANDS
that women have nerves, need money, ENJOY
pretty ihinss,aua are happier Tor being petseo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
Nothing Forgotten.

II is terrible reflection --nothv
ing 10 forgotten Tue oath you
have just uttered will be remem :,
bered forever. In the long ages
OF the future it will echo through
the cAverns of despair, making
more terrible the dismal abode. A
good word you have spoken will
vibrste on the ear, giving melody
throughout eternity. Be careful
how you speak. Take care what
you do. The archives of Heaven
will never1be destroyed, the SCROLL
you now rem with your acts and
thoughts, will remain In living
characters on the walls of natnrc.
never to be obIiterased. What
volumes Of oaths and falsehood
Will be open to the everlasting
condemnation of thousands! who
will not think right and aot right.
that the future may be written IA
goldea words of love and kindness.
mercy and TRUTH Let the terri.
BILE thought, nothing is forgotten
be 60 fixed in your mind, that yon
will never utter an oath--tell q
faIsehood--or speak q word. that
you would not TO willing for all
TIE world to hear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
= - ~------
Orlg'n Of Leap Year.

How many dear girls since jan
uarS let have pondered over the
origin Of the Leap Year proposal
and wondered If such q custom
ever really existed. IL did. and
here is its history: Ia the year
1888 a statute was published BY
tue Scotch farlIame1t, Of which
the following is q copy;
1t is ordaint that duriue the
reign Of Her MAST BIessit Majestic
Margaret, like maiden, ladee OF
bath high aad low estate, shall
have liberty to speak to the man
she likes. elf he Tsfuses ~ take
her to his wyf, he shale be- mules
in the sum OF ane hund rsdity~
pounds or less, as bic estait may
bee. except and ailwas gif be can
make It appear that be is besrotht
TO another woman, then be shail
be free
After Margaret had passed away
the women became cism0rous for
their privileges, snd TO appesse
them another act OF Parliament
allowed them the privilege every
year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

the Pequescbse.. Indians and ;hSd
printed 10 be paper. il doe excel eve
rythipgi
Well uncle, said Mann z, ,h.s came
sveei0g. which VI us 10 70 s.ay p
Uccle is ecing 10 draw lots. sald
Isabel. Sc, bs's z y three slips Of
Paper with three nance ~ri,seo ON
them. and bic old oil : hat for : bel-
los boxi Pretty som We shsli know
oar fate
Dsseou rrout ress, BALANCED -,Ae
spectac'ss on the top Of his bead. AGA
Knocked the old ak bat ca the table.
don't c'rs. san he al ain, Roiu'
70 draw sots at ell.
Are We al - &c a~s,s said Nam
nile.
No! bavled The .desoun, yoo'rs all
70 ssay-every one Of 20. rhsrs
amt : gal in the lot - I Gao make ~
my mind to.spsre. Aud look her. I
I'm gotn' 10 buy Q nsw parlor orSaa
Tor Mamie, and bu:isi Z psiptlu' room
on the nor h.snd Of h, ihouss tor lea.
oei, And betty she. can ...havs the big
SCUM chamoce Tor . study, or What.
ever che hkss TO csli Il, when che
thinks up her stories.
Uncls e-isd the three ia cborus
you're . darlingt
30 thosght joe Sudley, when be
csmsto practice church. music with
N.nuis; 90 thoughs the editor OF the
Aboriginal when be casually sIoppod
"ver ct Barnet's Corner. on bic wsv
70 . copy ht convention at Omaha.
80 thought Exrs Eiton's nephsw one
OF the OUT Yves, scadsmicians vhen
be saw the studio where Upcle Prom,
bal put up such . gta,d north win.
dow. Aed go most VI ell though, Old
Jemima WtiIets.
We're hxel reel nice nov ssid che.
hut dunno how long iIs eoin' TO
last, with all those fsllsrs comiu'
round hero.
And Deacon Prout himself had his
doubts on the subjsc..- Saturday
Night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
Lee TO the Rear:

nc.s C;.-:s:. 80 10.
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a. $500. -. s .sss ~
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n;sh, r...hsa ~. ,...,,rs
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70 Lncw;.' ,,'.. 80 49,
h. ri. ~. p;.,, We @
fall became r,o.a ,,'.n ~
aLont rho sa.n,, "a Ii.sss
Tarsn. : I'M. M - Jo,'s,. 49,
t;ma rronn.., 1':n,
IN. 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
Bishop Peterktn's Work

BishopaG Gorge W. Ps..rkio. Of
.b's city. the able and popular Bi.h-
op OF The Diocese OF Ws.t Virginia.
Episcopslian Church. ,nsds 2O3 visit.
10 the charges in bi. diocese last
year Tor tho purpose OF holding ser
vices or dischArsius some Official
duty. This does no, include his ser.
vices at Trioity..ssChurch, PArkers
burg, except the annual VARIATION.
10 bic interesting report in lhs
Church News the bishop ssys:
During these visit. 4 have de,iv-
cred 264 sermons and addresses aud
also attended on other occasions ga
services and mes,invs. have bseu
away from home 239 DAYS and ,ray.
e!ed 26,472 miles, OF which 1 900
have been by bnggy sndSborsebsck
And then the letters iiAsI ,hink OF
them they seem almost insumsr.
BILE.
Bishop Peserkiu 10 ono ~ the
hardest workers 10 the. country and
his labors are crowned with eres,
and growing success. -Parkersburp
Journal.
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rHEINTKLLloEHCxs
FRIDAY. FEB. II. lsss,.
Helps By the way.

tftr
A. the lays psa svifiy savsrd.
Oue - oaa
leaving ell yee hoPs1 - planned ebe
Still undooe
A yoa - Ne shAlovs gakAse
Ihiek before yeof hsssytng ~
Auo The uay esens very lsassone.
And ne Path grows vsey sasep.
cosrags. atsas. ,hsaoss aisAsarss.sa;
Belp 70 sandi
Just little heavise, nayba
rhsa ysl.seva
10 the ioad which .hs b bearing
All aloas.
Teas. the days are,panine swiftly.
Bat se uev
Find . ray q liehtste sAssr a
Do Our wsy
A. We journey up ne hiilside,
Shadows come. bus uesd not stay.
IL We look for eleAms Of % ushlne
When she cloud has passed away.
Alb. friends, life IL not % drsary
After alli
It's the way We do our dates
Makes them small.
Grand and glorious could the hunblsss
Life-work be,
live oaly tried TO do Il
Worshily.
U-s your time, bar do not waste Il;
Moments hy
You will fad time for resting
By and BY
while 90 many hearts are break ing,
while 20 many homes are aad,
5sPpy we should be, II only
ne can make ono poor hears glad.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

II was Mr.. Emerson who ssid ths
hrst wealth is health and It vas a
wiser than the modern PHILOSOPHERS
Who said that the blood 10 the life. ;
The system. like The clock, runs
down. 1t nseds winding M. Tn,
blood gets poor and soores OF die.
eases result. IL needs 0 tonic To
enrich IL
A csttain ~iss doctor, sfter years
OF patient study, discovered . medi.
eins which purified she bio d, gave
tone 20 ths system snd made men
tired, nervous. brain .Wasting men
feel like new. He called II hts Col
den Medical Discovery. IL has
bssn cold for years, sold BY the mil.
lion OF bottles and people found zach
subtraction In IL that DR.. Pierce
Who discovered IL, nov feels warrant.
cd 10 selling IL under . posItiv.
guarantees or its doing good In ali
cases
Perhaps IT'S the medicine for won.
Yours wouldn't be ,hs firss case OF
scrofula or salt-rheum, skiu diseass
or lung disease, Il has cured when
nothing else would. The triar,
worth making aud costs nothing
Money refunded II II don'l DO you
good.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

t5es Sione OF the Courts
Oisusit Court. i3sh yudicial Cgreuit, Benr
'sses y. Aresrssg, YsssidisG-f9ss =.
GRAFT County -Yesrth Tsssdsy n xassh,
tsst Tuesday II JSss and third fuasdiy =
oelober.
esDpshirs Cssuty-gifst Tuesday In Rsh-
mary, ssoosd russday n hV aAA thisl
ruseiay In 6ePtsnbss.
Hardy OssntJ --6sees1 Esssday In Marsh
list To-day In Nag ana Arst fussday Z
October.
Mineral Oesay--eoeond russdsy N Ia.
.sry, fosfth Tuesday N April saA arss Tsss
isy Ia 3spteub~.
Peadlesen County---8ecend Wsdsssday I.
APRIL Wednesday snsF secsad Tssclay n
'uas. saa srss WsdRsdsy N HsvsaSsr.
County Court Of Hampshirs County
John q Pancsks, President-R. d P.vell
aud VIM n. Pepper Conniisstouess. q i
bite 'lerk. The regular sessions are held
oeeinning on the hrst Tuesday in January
and April the Last Tuesdsy 10 July, and the
ourth Tuesday in October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
Monday Is a Great Day

Monday viii be . great holidsy
in 1892. Washiugton's birthday
falls on q Monday aud so does
Memorial Day. The Fourth OF
July is billed for . Monday and
Labor Day will be celebrated on 3
Monday. Christmas is set down
on the calendar for Sunday and of
course will be celebrated .on q
Monday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
For 20 cents!
Only 70 cents!

sud absolutely . proposiaoa sssh - has
never been made ia the history OF book
publishing. Lees spIesdid memoirs not
cheap edition, but the best--.or 10 csnts
PROVIDED you send yoar subscriptions In
80 90 for the Cosmopolitan Asgssius. the
brightest aud cheapest OF the great illustra,cd
monthlies. itself equal 10 the best - 90
msgssine.
The Cosmopolitan il enabled 10 make
this Ter because OF the puTchass 81 zoe. 900
Volum - alta price which eyes publishers
would deem impossibIs. and With the Ides
Of running up its circulation 70 half . mil-
lion copies
~. bowevsr, yoa have Less books. ths
Oosmopolitan's Offer will permit you io'taks
instead the memoirs Of either Of TOE follow
ing generals;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
A POPULAR FAMILY.

JzrNIR: How Il Il, Kato. that you always
eeom To catch on 20 the last now thingf DO
OF me-"
KATE: II don't know: certainly do not
make any exertioa I'm that drection.h
JENNIE: Well, during the last few moutha
TOR example, you have taken up painting,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

THH CALIFonSrA FRUrr Trade
California has not been behind in The
enjoyment Of the blessings Of the
past year Of plenty. Her orange
shipments are reported at 80 600 600
pouOds, while The total shipments OF
other green fruits aggregA.e "a. 1000 :
OVO pounds. Dried-frnis shipmsots
reached tue enormous agnros Of IL
VOO.OOO Poands. RAisins furnished
AZ 100000 pOusds sgslust $1,000, /.
900 last year. OF canned goods this
yssfs shipments were $4,000. 600
pounds, against $4,000, 900 lsss vesr
la everything except wIus and sal.
mon there has been . great increase
In shipmsnts, showing that the year
vas oEe Of The most plsnleous ever
knoWn Tor farmer and fruit grover.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

Reveal not to = friend ever
secret that you possess, for hoss
can you tell but what some time
OF other be may be Jour enemy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

The coming report Of The Illinois
State board Of agriculture Will show
That toe farmers Of she State have
realized "a agrsgata croft Of f3z Z.
lVo,l5O on their wheat All corn
crops Of 1891. = gain OF asariy St4,-
900 900 over thss 10 1890. TIE Av-
erAgs yield OF Irish potatoes was Ill
busbels per acre, add sthsre we're
20S, 24S acres in the State devoted
70 their culture, Sweet potatOes
averaged no bushels per acre. The
total peach crop sas 107.646 bushels
aud The ruling prizes 81 Is per bushsl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
OSisina1 1915 Editio1 for

We will ssnd you General Ls.'s Memo W.
pubisLers' origin J edition, beat paper.
cloib, green Aad gold biading, Aithsrto acid
by subscription st Ss.ys,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

without any teacher; you csuo to the rescue
Wnen N tss Laturge deserted her Delsarte class
30 suddenly, ami certainty We arc ali I'm prov
Ing In grace under your Instruction. heard
his club mane mistakes III playing haseba II !;
you seem TO be up on ali the latest fads,' and
know just what To dO under ali circumstances:
you entertain beautifully, ana IN the Last
month you have improved so IN health, owing,
you tell me- 10 your ply zeal ulture exercises.
from In this little out-of the way place for
you never 60 To tho city"
ATE: why, Jennie, you will make me
vain. Il havo only one source OF in forma ton.
Dut II - surprising how II meets all wants.
very seldom hear OF anything new but what
on tho subject. Bsgic2 Mol Magazine I
And u great treasure it Is 10 Va all. for 10
really furnishes the reading for the whole
household: father has given up his ma gaziuo
that he has taken for years, ms no says this
ono gives more and letter information ON
the subjects or the day; and mother says
that it - that that makes her such a famous
housekecper. In fact, we all sRree that il 4
the only really FAMILY magazine published,
as we havo sect for samples OF all or them
ana hnd That one is all for men, another oil
Tor women, and another for children only,
only need to take one instead OF several, aud
that Is whore the economy comes in, for IL IL
only SUD year. Perhaps you think am
TOO lavish In my praise; but j will let you see
ours, or. better still, send 10 cents to the pub
Usher, W. Jennings Demorest, Is Fast 14th
shall always consider that have done you
great favor; and may be you will be cutting
us out, as you say we have the reputation OF
being tho best Informed family I'm town. II
that TO so, It Is Domorcsts Family NaGaAjnQ
that does Il"
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kendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

LnLn Roo. Az. Az. - "a
Qsnts-fs IL with the grsasess sstfsf>o4<r n A ..
Eform xou thssI have cured che foiswisg dis<1s~s
3Wos1eys ehouta y ofue La en- eos Nd IN s
SSaas tansness. skee.nSil, La nsHcss e.
fSro foet. j am Workfny on Hfpj ii n;
sSpayin Cure. It is the beet Linimens for naa o.
1nxe ever used lrecommen end ft 10 AL Ac-,s
eWncrn Horpes that have worked ON are vaIrah,.
sss Without your Linfment would be wor1 h,sss
pave frencs who ussd IL for Hprrins An
grutses and ctred them. They say IL !. tie t--e .
hAsy ever used Yours truly. y. x. d WILL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

w 49, Pnpos sateeeseo Nan
M I esvs panscatsriy esudied Cho-
PIE eoo eetenann.
! ca stsscn quite accurately ffou
s.ere> rsoesssa iseoet.
Aeo :. sesd uesssr vAitant'y. have
49,: $50 accepted oy The Aeossg-
e
Oseeon rrues rolled he old grey
"oe one % asotnsr OF the
=" 49, Aas sotn'n prseoca. setd
-. oeseS 10 asS mere LOO mustc.
a0s sesa set pSsuy.
Aud % seattsd sver 70 ths barn,
s y" setse nseoss fookteg dss.
Ps,''efty ~ ens so0oe.
.sc .tscsen Ola femme Wttiee
usuc'oeety cssskise . shs slsstsrsd
uus vac pees ana pans. Tor the
euEsesosas oiont oegta M.
VI n0 wsss.
sssee . e1en.t % out 0! . stua'
49, 'one, :ne $40 20 esfs.n. rnsse
- uo.n'u so"o OF SUBSTANTIAL
s'9ss '.oss So.
os. Paoceeeeo ts'sns 20 the
S.ns, s'ose IN 'es vihaSe ana bought
0o".e.y pooH. ncs.er ana Mamie
Wen' '1to ,ne nearest hos,e. and took
counsa YIN .ue 'u.e'sry genius there
q p voc 'uN'scs OF COWS aod bEahma
Aov''s 'o" =.
s'a see. sa'u .uey 20 IRE. squire
y,.ssN smussmen9 we've GOV
" v,u"c..e ourselves
'olss sa'o Inc deacon, com.
rug ,n'o o'nner the second day. aud
'",mas 10 : eevofy ana unusual odor.
es1eo cn,ctsn' uncle, ssi jsa-
DC. ana sPsgnessi smo'hered Ia to-
".o sAucs.
,.s,, sue eenerahy Tried The
'oS's Az Psu' observed the deacon.
uu cooseo .ce msccsroni without .
.s.,'u ute'ssn. bat don't deny
IN. sns ere y proper good. A
49, 49, p'sa.n'' ume o y.ari l hn's
1ep u1 uie."ing, %
o. 'sssnso g'ee'u,,y.
w. uuc'e' nov readily you FELL
,ro suo usp eau sue. iss made
.oeo's ana rs's'os AMI vinegar
| a
ooo.. $50 IL oehs'ous
u cem"s sss oy browning.
30 oes 70 believe In ne" fAa.
geo ashes. seia she:
Aea nosu'og would Induce hsr 10
tsos OF tue ueoeuiai Pic.
@ sescou we Nea ing MS pipe
'ot an AI.er' dinner smoxe on The back
s".h.. "aen ,ns SOFT soaoo OF an old
oaeo os'so, accompanied ~ the
P'S1", ssonso ms ears.
w, u'c,sis, ,:'a ne. u .nAt
Nss' soss
aHsM Ma s uo sue gss ans'
psuny'o'J :.
AD oAme ous WI q uat'"ipsu
1so. ~ ~ u u.nu.
oui Nn' sAio sns' 'f'umpn'
~",y.
80 r.. 9 ~. uses soprano
,'n -. no. WY zoe ooos
~ o'ousa, !" over 'his morning.
P'ey sue o,ssu 10 cnufcu
sau ESQ 'ae cno'.: sno OF course sne
~ 49, as nns " p'sc,'ce on.
.. oeuoy 's9I,.e entnaeisst'c ABOUT
~. muso .o; .s
sso sns oescon' 30"
u Luz w '"s "a''ssS calculate 70
Psy
IT. . S 40 IVY Sonsrs . year,
a,, Anu NAn csc eiosne
.h,, vs all out ana m.ss n,s o-s
vardrobea.
Humuhi sesin oomman,.d ~.
deacon.
wanda n al. a., Ma, All. So.
.unsP NJ f.,b., n..d "a an. !,
vhsnIvs. = ho, y
And hs b.o,n IN vb,.,i. "a, !.
somevh., .vk@ard s.sb,on
oh. cried Isabel, thas's .Btirsnd
BankP OF course shs can play IT,
aud sina IL TOOL
And within ave minutes tAs deacon
leaving his forgotten pipe on the pie
aszs rail. vas listening to The old re-
fssin Of bic you'b. With round tear
drop on either cesek.
II does SQUAD good said he.
decis:e can most see father . set.
tin by the bath OF the old log cabin
bpgln u Ana sSAwpin Ioos 20 Keep
1e sn mo.ne. .ocAin JOINS
IT,. Wy 10, .
-.-S.S gss'. -, !,
$50 sh1 ~RtNAAs ~ - AGW 0eya sue
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

CosHoFoLirAH PUBLIsHINo Co.
Madison Square. Nv York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12
kendaII's SPAWN Cure
nosro vuro. Colo.

aosro vDro. Colo. Dec H. isa
On b. J. krpALL Co. EnosSursh Tai:s va:
Veots-In the year 1854 treated with Keud,,r,
spsrln Cure q Bono SPAWN OF sevea years stzic
~ nearly a. large as hens ogg aud m pi lei,
stopped the lamsness and removed the enisrvc
nent- Have worked the horse very kari eve
since ne never has shown any lameneas neithsr
eae SEQ any clnerenco La tho stse OF the hoet.
Price ~ per bofs<s, or sts betsIss 10,
-. All dr~Dgtsts have Sc Or eer Get
Jer So"' or tf ssStt b ssrf 20 Gny sd
dress sS receipt Of Prsos ~ ths o-opr,.
Or. B. ]. KENDALL CO..
Eneeburgh fsi.s. V-rr-o
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

A laEy man never osusss the
devil much uneasIness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-12

The Cosmopolitan is sent postage prsraid.
bot the postage 90 the books must be remit.
ted With he order; Gen. Las Memoirs. az
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