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Potato EXPERIMENTS,

At the West Virginia station trials
were made with potatoes on ten plots
Of completely worn-out land, each one
rod wide and 1886 rods long, with the
object Of determining the effect Of
kainit used alone, and in combination
with phosphoric acid and nitrogen,
and to test the effects ON the yield Of
using different amounts Of seed cut to
halves, quarters and single eyes. Ear
" Rose, White Star and Beauty Of
Hebron were the varieties planted. In
each case whole potatoes, halves, quar-
tiers and single eyes were planted.
Wheresuperphosphate was used with
the kainit there was marked increase
in the yield. The increase with nj
trate Of soda was very small. The
smallest profits we're where kainit was
used alone, and the largest on the plots
whore AZ pounds were combined with
q pounds Of superphosphate. Insthe
caselof the White Star and Beauty Of
Hebron, the halves, quarters and single
eyes produced decidedly more than tile
whole potatoes. With Early Rose the
results were variable. With regard to
the number and vigor Of the stalks
from different sized seed it is said:
We find that in all varieties the
whole potatoe produces a greater mum
Der and more vigorous stalks than
either the halves. quarters or the single
eyes, and that the general rule is a
gradual dimunition Of the number and
svigor of the stalks as the size of the
pieces planted diminishes, until we
reach those cut to one eye in each
piece, when we find that the number
of the stalks is materially increased.
OF those cut to single eyes nearly all
terminated .Wefurther find that the in
creased yield is not in proportion to
the increase Of the number Of stalks.
From these facts we infer that, in the
preparation and planting Of the seed
to secure the best results, the potato
should be SO cut as to secure one strong
vigorous stalk from each piece, and
planted SO as to secure from three TO
four stalks to each hill.
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Al GOOD SCHEME.

The New York Mai and Erpress Is
advocating vigorously the scheme orig
mated BY that paper Of the various
railroads carrying workingmen and
their families from all over the country
TO the Columbian Exposition at i fare
OF one dollar each, and to return them
at the same price. The idea has arous-
ed tremendous enthusiasm. We do
not suppose that any person in Mar
tinsburg would object to seeing the
plan put into effect.
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rwo rIoNIos YEsrnnnAY.

Yesterday was q day Of excursions
from this city. Many joined the Pres-
byterian Sunday School, taking the
early train to Mt. Alto. Another pic
mic was that Of the infant class Of the
First N. =. Church al Ellxins' Park.
The little ones, some with their parents
could be seen going thither at intervals
during the afternoon. The rain how
ever put an end to the festivities.
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MARYLAND GOLD.

Large veins containing immense
quantities Of mineralzied gold quartz
have been discovered on the farm Of
Mrs. r. 7. Vcirs, two and half miles
east Of Rockville. Numerous assays
show the presence Of the precious
metal in considerable amount and
preparations are being made for min
ing operations on the property. Nacs.
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JAoKsoN,s HORSE.

When Fancy, stonewall Jackson's
old war horse died IN 1886 It's body was
mounted BY taxidermist. II now
stands in glass case in tho library Of
the Soldiers Home in Richmond where
the veterans, a. they look npon ii, can
imagine that they see again their be-
loved commander Is they have seen
him so often on the field Of battle.
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LETTERS 10 rHE rpIron.

= send you here an article that's bound "a
make hit.
Enclosed please find joke or two to spice
your page with wit,
4 send little poem which wilIpIease beyond
doubt,
Please mail me - copies Of the paper when IL.
out
7 liked your editorial on Times are Growing
Better
And 50 have endorsed itin lS-column let.
ter
Enclosed please find subscription in two ICON,
federatel bills
What made you print my poem under John,
SON liver pills.
MY wife's been dead month, and Though
my papers going on.
You've never said a word, and folks can't tell
which way she's gone
I've been In business half year your due
bills return youJ:
And yet you've never wrote me up-so' stop
my paper, durn your
Atlanta Consultation
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a DIVISION IN THE FAMILY.
Ex-senator Davis Doesn't Look at West
virginia rs Secretary Elkins Does.

Ex-senator Davis Doesn't Look at West
Virginia rs Secretary Elkins Does.
BRADFORD, Pa, August 26.-Ex-
United States Senator Davis, Of West
Virginia, who, with his family and
Miss Elisabeth Elkins, a daughter Of
Secretary Stephen B. Elkins, has been
stopping at the springs for the past
several days, was seen by a correspon-
dent and asked as to the political out
look in West Virginia. He said that
both parties have placed unusually
strong tickets in the field for the State
offices and the fight, when rightly
opened up, will be the liveliest in the
history Of the State. He said that the
State has always been Democratic and
he believed that it would continue to
be so and that Cleveland would carry
the State by larger majority than
before, notwithstanding that his son-in-
law, Secretary Elkins had predicted
otherwise.
When asked about the political out
look in general, Mr.. DAYS. said it was
too soon to make any predictions or
express any opinions, as the campaign
was not rightly opened.
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AnyICE TO MERCHANTS.

A well-kept store with everything in
trim, everything in proper order and in
good condition. with prompt, polite
and reliable attendance, and then let
the public know by proper and judi
cious methods Of advertising liberal
and continuous advertising, that you
are willing and anxious to sell, and-the
customers will come to you, and every
sale will mean so much profit and
money to buy more goods, which will
mean more sales and more profits, un-
til you are perfectly satisfied. So adj
vertise, freely advertise, and live up
promptly and completely to the ad-
vertisement and you are bound TO
thrive. And this is a picture framed
in gold.
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STATE RREYITIEs.

Horse racing and whiskey caused a
riot at Rich creek one day last week.
About fifty shots were fred, and sew
eral people wounded but none fatally.
Miss Julia Riddle, Of Roane county,
has received as present from a friend
in Florida, a liye alligator three feet
long.
The mine interest, of Hutchinson
Bros. and Hintcock, near Fairmont
W. Va. have been sold Nto Pennsyl,
yania capitalists
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr.. /. L. Bender has gone squirrel
hunting to-day.
Miss Sue M. Homrich. is visiting
Miss Ridgeway at Rest.
Miss Agnus Cort, Of Greencastle,
Pa, is the guest of Miss Stella Fitz.
Rev. Lewis Reiter, of Roanoke. Va,
spent a day at the Reformed Parsonage
this week.
Rev. J. w. Rauch, is quite i'll at the
residence Of his sister, Miss E. A.
Rauch Of w. Martin street.
Rev. VIM. H. Chapman left Wednes-
day night for Wellsburg, Brooke Co.,
W. Va, on avisit to his relatives.
Mr.. Scouller and Mr.. Lenny, Of New.
vile, Pa, spent Wednesday in the
city, the guests of Miss Josie Moore.
Miss Lizzie Renee, Of Timberville,
Va, after weeks visit in the family
Of Rev. Hoffheins, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Jno. A. Bird and two children
Of Berkeley Springs, are visiting
Messrs. J. s. and A. E. Gallaher, w.
Race street.
Mr.. Harry Merhlng and Miss Lula
E. Wire, daughter of Rev. A. c. Wire,
Of Littlestown, Pa, spent yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Homrick.
Misses Ella Caldwell, Of Keyser and
BERTHE Vanhorn, of Washington are
visiting Miss Lottie Caldwell, Strine
Avenue.
Mr.. , W. Caldwell and son Raymond
have returned from Baltimore.
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PRESS coM,rENT.

Ex-senator Camden is confident of
Democratic victory this fall. He re-
CARDS the Republican claim Of winning
West Virginia an absurdity. Charles
Town Free Press.
Every man on the Democratic State
ticket is both capable and honest and
deservesthe support Of every Democrat
IN the county. Don't scratch. Vote
the ticket straight. Brarton Democrat.
II Is announced that the Republican
campaign has been laid ont. 1t
might appropriately have been added
that the party itself would be laid out
on the 9Th of next November. Hunt
ington Adrertiser.
The nomination Of the unknown
Davis for Governor BY the Republic
cans may not tell 50 much against him
unless some excited Republican should
make d break and yen for jeff. That
would settle il. - Wetsel Democrat.
Mr.. Plat says he win vote for Mr..
Harrison, but viii keep his coat on
and refrain from shouting. Mr.. Platt's
coat must have foreign wool in it, and
his voice must have been affected by
the extreme heat of the Empire State
summer. Courier Journal.
The journal asserts that Mr.. Nc.
Dougle, the Democratic candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, known, no law.
Mr.. McDougle might retort that heS
would put his law against the Liarette's
poetry and let disinterested public
pass on it.-Parkersbarg Sentinel.
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CHAR FROM OVEN THE SEA.

Depression in the Welsh tinplate
trade puzzles manufacturers.
French officers have been disciplined
recently for unnecessarily marching
troops IN the deadly heat.
The British steamer Clan MacGregor
from the Clyde for Calcutta. reports
that on August Q, latitude So degrees
n. longitude 16 degrees E., she felt a
violent submarine eruption beneath
her
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-26
NEw wAsnlNaroN noAps.

In few days the Pennsylvania will
begin building line from Washing
ton, p. CT, TO Roslyn. Ii will be ak
miles in length, aud pass the National
Cemeters At Arlington. Tho Pennsyl-
vania also proposes to build line to
Mount Vernon in the distant future.
Surveys have boon made. !
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PRICE, CENTS
NKw srolsK.

A new store has been opened ia the
room formerly occupied BY the Peo-
pies Drug store on East Burke street.
The proprietor is Mr.. G. f. Ilgenfritz,
Of Philadelphia, and he will deal ex-
elusively in house furnishing goods.
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DRUM coRrs ram.

Busy hands were engaged last even
ing with tacks and hammers making
preparation for the Drum Corps Fair,
which opens Tonight in the Wien
building n. Queen street. a number
Of articles have been contributed, and
il will doubtless be success.
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4 LEPRpUs cHINAMAN.

Allowed to work for white in salmon
Canneries.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 26. -Leprosy in
British Columbia does not appear to
be limited to the six Chinese lepers
now confined on Darcy Island, as
another Chinaman afflicted with the
malady has been discovered in Victor
la in very advanced stage Of the
disease.
He has been working in the salmon
canneries where he continued until the
disease had such Roadway as to make
work impossible any longer.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-26

liAN YOU SEE
UNDER THE HATs Ha. Ha, Yes can see
under the Hat. What can you see under Grand
pa's HIATT / can see
Low PRICES
UNDER THE HAT. You are right my child.
When ever you need anything in the Confection-
eryline come TO LOUIS Z. BROWNS.
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JITANTED.--T rent an unfurnished room
w suitable in which to hold Drum Corps
meetings, twice week. Address E., WoRLD
Office. S-25-1w.
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E0R nice line of Misses and Children's
! High Cut Spring Heel Shoes 60 to
FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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The French wheat crop viii be near
y up to the average.
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WANTED.--A young man, steady and re-
w liable to clerk in grocery store Must
iarnish good references. Apply by letter to
The WORLD office. s-l6-lw.
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4 the season Is about over will sell all
A Ladies'. Misses and Children's oxfords at
areat reduction at FIERY'S SHOE STORE
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YOU'LL LOSE more than one Gal of Oysters
i on the election. Make rates with BROWN,
The Confectioner, to supply your needs.
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ELEGANT French China Tea Sets, So pieces,
4 5000, worth $500. at d. NJ. KILMER7S,
% King street.
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GRAND rush5every night to GILBEHTS AFRO.
" Soda Fountain to get Ice Cream Soda
Water
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EURsALE "A large writing table in good
condition. Has two large drawers, and
wv Sssa suit nicely for business. Apply at this
Vace 6-2S-tf.
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DIANos TUNED AND REPAIRED. Geo. L.
i Brawner representing the well known firm
Of CHAS. N. STIEFF PLANO MANUFACTORY,
Of Baltimore, Nd, can be found at the Cont
MENTAL Hotel. Persons desiring TO purchase q
Sef Piano or exchange for Upright. will please
communicate or call. 8-23-2t.
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E0R SALE--25 or 80 good Stout Young Ewes.
Address j. LUTHER R0PP, Little George
Town, W. Va. S-16-2w.
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LIVERY body goes 30 A. M. GILBERTS BRO.
u to get glass of Ice Cream Soda Water.
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WANTED. Wanted 500 Brand New Silver
" Dollars at big Premium. YELLOW 'FRONT.'
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lave just received some Special Bargains In
II Ladies, Fine Shoes-they are the latest
styles and well made Can save you big money.
NERYiS SHOE STORE.
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IITANTED.--A good cook by Q family one
Apply at this office. 8-25-2t.
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DREMIUM for 10 lays on Brand New Silver
81 Dollars Five hundred wanted at once.
YELLOW FRONT.
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The WOMB al 10 cents per week.
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Tor SALE CHEAP.-one High Grade Column
L bia Bicycle. One High Grade Columbia
lively. The bicycle has not been run more than
900 miles, and has been well kept by owner.
Nickel and enamel is in good condition. Price
SIS Cash Tricycle. Is for use of lady or gentle
man, and Is in good condition and running or
der. Was bought by present owner very low.
Machine is we'll adapted to the smooth pixies
running out of Marfinsburg. Price $45 Cash.
Can be seen by calling at Continental Hotel.
8-22-1w
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NlLVER Dollars, Silver Dollars at a Premium
" 10 days. YELLOW FRONT.
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pPECIAL Bargains ct BARR'S Music Rooms
$1,000. Mason Hamiin organ $500. Chapel
organ, sets reeds, $500 former price about
$1,000. Melodian 5000. These fgurers are
cash. 8-25-3t.
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piCK-NICK-NOTIS.- You can buy silk mitts
l. worth % cents for Is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth 25 cents for
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NOR Good Boys Shoes that will stand the
wear and give satisfaction 20 to
60 FIERY,S SHOE STORE.
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A NJ. GILBERTS BRO. are doing rushing
"A. Ice Cream Soda Water business at their
Fountain.
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You can buy ladies vests worth IS cents for
Scents at C. p. HERRINGS Great Cash House.
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'ERY SI Ice Cream Soda Water; it is very fine at
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DREMIUM on Brand New silver Dollars for 10
/ days. YELLOW FRONT.
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MEMS SHIRT SALE.-5Oo men : working shirts
N worth 40 cents now % cents
Sents slires Woreh = COINS ny
&cats0.' waist percaie worm = Genus NC"
Cent. aides blouse waists worth 50 cents now 80
-NsA Z. p. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
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"A great bargain few pairs of Ladies' gem
"ecysrS Slhe Black Swede Oxfords-0pera Toe
Sses 81 heels--with ribbon across the clamps,
-S-3}-last C. FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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90 YOU KNOW

nat Tlr WonED JOB Printing Ds
,arsmsut + turnIne out soue Of ne
sne.t Job PrintinE In the CITY, We
ar.o do our own blndins.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-03
Continued on third page

Your druggist does not
spread his plasters or gela-
tine-coat his pills. He knows
that such work is better done
in a factory.
Some try to make an Emul-
sion Of cod-liver oil !: but they
cannot make one like SCOTS
Emulsion-they'll find it out
some day.
There is no secret in what
it is made Of: there is a
knack in making it. That
knack is SCOTS Emulsion.
There is a book on CARE
Full LIVING that you ought to
read. Shall we send it? Free.
ScoIr BowNE, Chemists. 13s South s,h Avenue.
New York.
Your druggs, keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod.liver
oil-all druggists everywhere do. u.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-03
DEMOCRATlC RALLY.

TIE llabo Demost heaes aaa The M0deyn
Cineiasatus 10 Wiod Up the Cam.
Datgo 10 HALLE.
The Hon. J. w. Reid and the Hon.
John HALEY will address the people
OF Haley on tho issues Of tho cam
pai9n ~ viewed from . Democratic
standpoint. in the courthouse. in this
sisy, Friday evening. November 4.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-03

horses and jersey COW. ! Pal0 up my
long standi"' Ticker bills besides. In
psovsments wuz rife on every hand. l
built me nice porch in front OF my
house. also INDUCED in the luxury
Of bran new SUIT Of clothes, and .
bi' ed shirt. In addishun ! bought .
Wover plug bat, and = new cane.
Maturity l am . very modest man, but
l wanted to let Betsev AIMS husband
know that l he'd struck it rich. So l
drove into town in al my glory, went
to his house, sauntered into his parlos,
put my feet up on his new stove,
tilted my cheer back, and cssha:ly re.
marked that l WIZ contemplatin' .
trip to Yourope after the campsne
wuz over. offered to lend him .
thousand dollars to put in the bank Is
an anchor TO windvard, but he do
! clined with thanks.
l took out . roll OF bills from my
oapashus pockets, and tossin' ten
striker to little Bon, told Betsey Ann
to git him sum candy whom she won't
down town.
"This rather knocks your proteck.
shun ijees silly, eh, Abel" see I,
givin' Betsey's husband = knowing
wink. "Bet.er git in and jine Wover's
proceshun, eh?" SEE I, mo 6ies on his
fnanshal ices. They air immense
and l spit terbaoker juice onto the
front Of his stove and wuz promptly
rebuked therefor by Betsey Ann. l,
wus funny that neither her nor Abe
could see tho glory of my oondishun.
Meantime, ever. thing wuz jist q
swimmin' in Billtown. wus unani.
mously elected Mayor Of tho village
old Bill Tubbs havi"' resigned in my
favor, and WE prominently menshuned
as . candidate for the United State,
Senate. 1t WAS thought that it l could
only manage somehow to 81. tendon
team in Washington and buy . yau
I would stand first rate show alons
side Of other Idaho millyunaires.
Immejrtly on resumin' my Office.
called . meetin' OF the town trustees
and suggested the iiee that BilltowI
ought to DO connected with the out
side world BY = railroad. l sed
would subscribe libe rally to the skem,
myself. 1t wuz agreed to. We as,
projected = town hall. and . publ,
library, and free readin' room, and
club, which only the bon tons coult
jine, after tho fashion OF the Arlt
Club at Boise, with an annex for poo
devils like Smith, and Jones, ant
common truck generally. All m,
snggesshuns wuz approved of. / tel
you we he'd bilin' times in old Bill
town. Every body he'd money and a
~uz happy. But, alas, there came
frost, . nippin' frost, that laid all thi
prosperity low in day. 1t happened
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Be Sure

II you have made up yUar mind 70 buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not BE- induced to take
any ether. Hoods Sarsaparilla IL = peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue Of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
4 Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example ID worthy imitation. tells
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