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DEATH.IN
Tho siillioas OF Danger. Water Contain.
and the Rapldl,y With Which They In.
crease-Don't TAX Q Any Chances.

Tho Millions OF Danger. Water Contains
and the Rapidl,y With Which They In.
ersase-Don't Take Any Chances.
Few people have any Idea how impure even
Tho purcst drinking water Is. Tho very best
water known Ibs full OF germs They arc
tho lmosti prolific creatures OF which we
have any knowledge, for a single ono may
DO the causatiye parent OF more than six
ietn million, Ave hund rcd thousand do
%secndanu In a day. They aro also possessed OF
sreht Vitality, for they can DO cardcd great dis.
tancesli. In water Without losing their power OF
producing diS~easosgThcy can'bo frozen or cven
pSIisd Without being DESTROYED They may be
suitable medium will come TO life aud, produce
iertIiontaticn, and decay. They arc tie great
ptoausss OF malaria, fever, grip and most So
,sBut, You say. "what can be done to avoid
Then y 6iitone thing which will effectively de:
stfo{ them. and that Is coming Ia contact with
spirits. 4 small amount OF pure spirits In tho
water VIII efIectiaify kill thcm and destroy their
eSli tilec,h, but 1t should DO borne In mind that
nothing but Tho purcst and best spirits should DO
10 asS WHISKY iGs yhl' H P%I ,Se %S.! SIa that wh a,St!h N, Elisa Y sSa asa
Upon Ithc market, but something far above them
something which Is highly endorsed by the
scientific world. Such q whlskey IL puhy's Inro
MAT, Sis, to-day, more popular than ever
before IN iu history, and which Is doing won.
acrs 70 destroy The germs Of evcry disease. There
nre Hundreds OF families that use II constantly In
connection with tholr drinking water, both ut
ihe table and between meals. Beware Of any
druggist or grocer who seeks 10 oilor you some.
Thing he says Il 'just as good" Duty's Is tho
only pure medicinal Whiskcy upon tho market.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The late Horace Daniels, Of New Lon
don, Conn.,, inherited a large fortune.
He Immediately set a very rapid pace
for himself and lived in a luxurious
style, maintaining! a steam yacht and
other expensive comforts. When no
died recently he willed 800, 900 to his
heirs. They have becn hunting around
for the property, but have failed to find
anything.
In future the Steamships OF the sew.
oral lines will have neat, f%our-berthed
enclosed rooms provided, for steerage or
third class passengers, who will thus
in their sleeping rooms DO PLACED on the
same footing as regards privacy with
the ordinary cabin passengers.
The dimensions OF the famous floating
dock in Bermuda, the largest in tho
world, Q Length over all, 3SI feet;
length between caissons, $50 feet;
breadth over all, l23 feet 0 inches;
breadth inside walls 81 feet; depth.
over all, IS feet; total weight, $40
tons.
David Shone, a mountainoer, who
lives on a farm; above Montrose, Pa,
was unable fol. long time to account
for the strange actions Of his mule. A
close investigation showed that a coln.
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mon mouse had mado its noat in the

mon mouse had mado its nest in the
animals right ear.
Capt. Robert Gray, OF the tea and fur
ship Columbia, was the first white man
10 sail into the great river Of the Pacific
slope which bears his vessels name.
lilo crossed tho bar on May 10, 1902.
The Columbia drains q basin Of $4,000
square miles. y
Northeast Missouri Is tho homo OF the
giants. Ella Ewing, tho ttallest girl In
the United States, Is from Clark county;
and Jode Webb. who at tho age OF six.
teen measures ak feet seven and one
half inches, is from Scotland county.
Fayetto Mo- AdpHisr: It is almost
that season OF the year when the small
boy may be seen In the distance fran.
tically waving q hand In tho air with
two fingers cxtendedir Yshape-which
means swim. =
A Wisconsin congregation that deter.
mined to stop ritualistic practices in
every form has elected as its rector an
extremely low churchman who stands
six feet three and q half inches in his
stockings.
1t is proposed in Philadelphia to 70.
strict blcyclists to a speed OF six miles
an hour, bar them from the payements,
compel them to take out a license and
to carry an alarm bell. saS
Editor Rem Barker generously offers
to send the Reed City Mich. Clarion to
any man too poor to subscribe, pro.
viled no does not use tobacco, drink
whisky or keep a dog. (
Tho ilume which conveys the water
from the mountains to tho reservoir at
San Diego Is thirty-five miles in length,
and composed almost wholly OF red.
wood.
Anew religious sect has been estab.
lished in Virginia by a negro named
Nathaniel Brown, which he calls the
mo Meat Eaters"
A machine has been invented which
will turn out $4,000 corkscrews a day.
Great Britain has about l {, 1000 land.
lords and 3S,000,0 900 tenants.
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MORNING SMILES.

Sour.Faced Woman-"You get right
out Of hero or I'll call my husbandl'
Tramp-"Yer husband amt at home"
Sour-Facod Woman-"How do you
know he ain't?" Tramp-"I,ye alters
noticed, mum, wen a, man 10 married
to q woman wot looks like you he never
is at home except at meal time.",-Er-
change.
"What did you name your baby?"
swell, at first she was as good as gold
never whimpered-hair all worn of the
back OF her head with lying on it-and
VIC called her Serena" "Well?' "Well,
since tslIe began crying all night with
teething We changed her name to Tus.
Chicago Tribune.
Mamma (reprimanding three.year-
old son, VINO is fagrantly %disregarding
table etiquette)-'If we were at anoth-
er's table should be SO ashamed Of
yau 1would not know where to hide
my head" Young iogones mot at all
abashed)-"You could put it under the
table"--Harpcr's Bdsar.
Aunt Furby Low (reading)--"Here'
VaASA WV ,hioA WCAVt uOnn III OA0 vi
the city sewers and were killed by
sewer gas. What do they want gas in
a sewer for, / wonder 2" Uncle 81 Low
lin $deep disgust)-''To see by, of
course. 81 Do you think sewers have win
ders in them?"-Puck
care you sure Parker married Mrs.
P. for love 2" Certainly. Do you sup.
pose a man who not only let's his wife
buy his neckties, but actually wears
them. doesn't loye her p~assionately 2"
-Harper's Ba.ar.
Aunt Furby Low lat art store window
did you ever! Look at that little
bit of a picture! It's marked. 5000
Uncle 81 Low with an air OF superior
ity)-"That means by the gross.-Puck.
$40 you wish proofs Of my loye?''
"No," she answered. "NIy negative
makes them unnecessary."- Washington
Nt1n ..Hr EH. rH..#. H".rH. eH|r.H HRFHfsE
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Worlds Fair Dedication.

While the Worlds Fair is not to 10
opened until next spring, the dedica.
tion is set for October Il, to hit the four
hundredth anniversary Of the discovery
by Columbus. 1t happens, however,
that while October 10 was the date Of
the discovery, if it is desiredjto 30 OK.
act tho celebration must fall on October
81 to fit the Gregorian calendar now in
use and in which a mistake of reckon.
iag, in the Julian calendar was cor.
rected.
Misunderstanding to know that the; 90
743 weeks which make up the four cen.
turtles since the discovery will DO com.
pleted on Friday, October 81, $780,. tits
recommended that Congress authorize
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Mold Nnscalltr IN Sow York.

The Democratic census OF the state Of
New York, taken in tho hope Of making
tho state Republican this year and for
oil time 10 come, is as rank q fraud as
was ever perpetrated.
II Is estimated that 100000 aliens, 80
returned by the enumerators, hayebcen
footed up as citizens. Aliens cannot
vote, citizens may, hence the change,
This Justification has been charged and
the head Of tho enumeration bureau
challenged to provo II false. He has
been urged to show up his raw mater.
ials SO that the people may Judge for
themselves. He makes no exhibit, no
defense.
In all there is reason to believe that
the enumeration has been padded, that
Isl to say, tho ballot boxes stuffed, with
about $4,000 names, and the bulk Of
tho work has been doho below tho
Harlem river, in the great cities OF New
York and Brooklyn, where tho excess
is found.
It is found that in tho other con.
siderable cities Of tho state, Albany,
Buffalo, Rochester. Syracuse and Troy,
that the enumeration is about what it
should DO according to the ratio Of in.
crease, the enumeration being in some
cases a little more and in some cases a
little less than tho expectation.
In Now York and Brooklyn, whore
there are local us we'll us general reasons
for raising the figures, and where there
is a perfect machine,to do the work, tho
devilment has been done. Business
men have been counted twice, Mt their
homes and at their places OF business;
men who live in New Jersey and do
business in Now York have been includ.
ed, Men who have no existence ut all
have been punched in with the others
to make a Democratic victory.
1t is a very carnival Of names and fig
ures-all for the benefit of tho reform
Democracy.
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PERSONAL POINTS:


The ancient house at East Windsor
Hill, Ct, ncc tho homo Of the famous
Johnathan Edwards. has been burned,
Parson Edwards dweltt there when he
was trying to dissuade n Rockwell
from building a home that would cut
off his view. He, carried his point when
he threatened to refuse to baptize Rock
wells children in case Rockwell should
80 on with his house.
According to foreign papers there is
now good reason to hope that Guy de
~Maupassant, the French author, will
soon recover his mental powers. He'is
now allowed to go walking in the gar
dens Of the institution where he is con-
fined several hours each day, and to re-
ceive'two or,three friends once a week.
The Hawaiian Princess Victoria, it is
announced, is not to enter Wellesley as
a student, but will visit this country
next year, taking in the Worlds iair,
and return to Honolulu in time to cele.
brate her eighteenth birthday and u.s.
sumo her duties as heir apparent to the
throne Of Hawaii.
Amonumentto Max. Schneckerburger,
author Of the words to the ".Wacht am
Rheln," will be unveiled at TuttlinsSen
on June 10. The affair will be the oc-
casion of a great demonstration, and
hundreds Of societies will 90 to the little
town from all parts Of Germany.
Prof. George Trumbull Ladd, of Yale,
has sailed for Japan to lecture on the
philosophy OF religion, before the stud
ents Of the imperial university at Toxic.
lie has also been en- gagged to lecture at
kioto and other Japanese cities.
The effect Of his American tour was
shown by Jean de Reszke, who refused
to sing at the Opera in Paris in "Romeo
and Juliet" for less than 81, 900 The
highest the opera could offer him was
$500.
It is seriously stated,that Hassan Ben
Ali, Morocco's commissioner to the
Worlds Fair. is filling in his meantime
and turning an honest penny by travel
ing with a circus. NlgpoQ
Mrs. Harrison has a passion for
orchids and the executive mansion is
decorated with them. Mrs. Clevelaud's
favorite flower was the pansy.
Andrew Carnegie is settled down for
three months at Cowarth park, near
Sunningdale, in Scotland.
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"A Masonic TomnIc.

It is to be hoped that the movement
undertaken by the Masons Of Wheeling
may RESULT in the erection Of a temple
that will fifty serve the purposes Of the
great order and be a credit to the city.
Practically tho Masons Of Wheeling are
without an abiding place. They are
able to do better than this, and it is
hoped that their pride has been aroused
to the necessary pitch. Tomorrow
nights meeting will go far to determine
this. Tho meeting should DO attended
by every Mason in Wheeling.
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SEE that you are assessed.
Newspapers Endorse.

Educators are certainly the greatest
benefactors OF the race, and after read
ing Dr.. Franklin Miles'fpopular works,
cannot help declaring him to be among
the most entertaining and educating
authors. "-Nev Tork Daily. He is not
q stranger to our readers, as his adycr-
tisements appear in our columns in
every issue, calling attention to the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed free By.
our e%nterprising druggists, The Logan
Drug Co. Trial bottles of DR.. Miles
Neryine IRE given away, also Book Of
Testimonials showing 'thatittis unequal
led for Nervous Prostitution, Headache,
Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy.a2
=. asNr.aH-HL .HLALW-
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A Good Man for Attorney General.

Aourd;riH ferdid.
We nominate Colonel J. E. Hooton,
OF Marshall county for attorney general,
subject to the Republican state couyen-
ton. Marshall has been very modest
in. her demands, although one OF the
banner Republican counties OF the
State and We Think it but simple justice
that she be recognized this year.
Colonel, Hooton is an able LAWYER, a
fluent talker and q good party worker
whose voice is heard from the stump in
every campaign. He was prosecuting
attorney Of Marshall county for eight
years and discharged the duties of the
office with signal ability. Should he DO
nominated he will make a rafting cam
paign.
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A POLICY.

Tho @sRegistor,t Advises west Virginia
Congressmon to straddlo tho Silver
1asuo. - l
Rhoaing ReJister.
We believe tho West Virginia delegation
Will do their party n gront service and
Themselves credit by voting tomorrow to
postpone tho consideration of tho bill Mt
,1his time. Such y vote would not commit
them fortor ngalnst FREQ coinny o. 1t would
simply put them on record of placing tho
question on tho aholf for the present., anil
whore 1t belongs until moro vital md i'm.
portant legislation Is consld ored.
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West v~lrgihia,s Registration Law.

$ VSoe sitkAhANs AsctibtCatiOh AhhWs
Under tho constitution OF West Yir.
ginia q registration law in this state
should be like the snakes in Ireland.
When in 1872 the Democrats got to
work or a new constitution they incor-
porated in that instrument their in.
tense dislike Of registration laws.
They were hot in the collar over the
Republican registration law and they
wrote in tho constitution this section:
'No citizen shall ever be denied or re.
fused the right or privilege Of voting at
an election because his name is not, or
has not been, registered or listed as a
qualified votor."
The election law passed by the recent
legislature and under which tho COM
ing election is to be hold provides that
voters shall DO listed by the assessor, a
q separate alphabetical list to be made
up for each magisterial district. "No
person whose name is not listed as q
voter shall if challenged for that reason
be deprived Of his right to vote by
reason thereof" but he must comply
with certain conditions. Ii challenged
he must stand aside until he shall have
made affidavit in writing to sundry
facts proving his residence and right to
vote, and he must secure two persons
to vouch for him.
If every voter were a Daniel Webster
it might be easy enough to comply with
this provision, but it happens that
come men are peculiarly inapt at this
sort Of thing. It is a reasonable pre-
sumption6that this provision had in
compilation the disfranchising Of a,large
colored element The colored voter on
Simmons creek, though qualified save
as to being on the assessors list, might
find it fatally inconvenient to prepare
in a hurry the written affidavit required
bythe law. White men Of higher intel.
lectual endowments might be shut out
o fthe poll if they came along neal clos.
ing time and were driven to their de.
tense in an affidavit according to the
prescription.
It is the duty Of the assessor, rs We
have seen, to seek out the voter and list
him, and for wilfully neglecting or re-
fusing to perform this duty he may be
sent to the penitentiary for three years,
but he must be caught, tried and con-
victed before this can befall him.
We have seen some desperate things
done in West Virginia to save the
Democratic party and darker days are
ahead for that organization. There is
believed obo on foot a scheme to Jug.
gle the voting lists. If Republicans
having knowledge OF offenses against
the law will notify the Republican state
committee the matter will be taken in
hand promptly. :
Every voter in the state should be
careful to see that the assessor has him
listed, and if his name has been omit.
ted to cause it to be put on. This may
be done at any time within thirty days
ofthe election. The best time to get at
it as soon as it can be reached.
The Democratic legislature has given
the state a registration law N spite of
the constitution made by the same par
tyi the election will proceed under that
law and it is well to understand this
central provision involving a change
so.radical.
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A woMAN's


"What Is a woman's weaponT"
I asked a charming girl;
She dropped. her lashes shyly
And strokcd a vngrant curl;
Then consciously she murmurcd-
This rosebud newly cut;
~ have a strong suspicion
Her weapon is q pout."
"What Is woman's wcapon7"
] asked a lover true.
He turned unto maiden
With eyes Of heavenly blue.
Her velvet lips were parted,
All innocent OF guile,
And eagerly he answered.:
"Her weapon is q SMILE"
"What Is woman's weapon?n
| asked q poet then.
With sudden inspiration
He seized upon his pen.
ooh. Iconld' name a thousand,n
He cried, In accents clear:
"But woman's surest weapon,
l grant you. Is o tear
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tho change in order to make tho cello.
bration Of the great event come at pro.
ciscly tho right time.
The change Of time may bo made
easily, and since the celebration is to DO
a matter Of sentiment It may as well be
Bentimenlally right.
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9 ~1tttdiqetttlfr;
wnEEL1NG, MAY 10, 1902

Tue approaching contest is rendered
especially important BY reason OF tho In.
dustrIal and financial policies of S,he Gov.
ernment being at stake. Tho popular do.
cision on those lssuos Is OF Eroat moment
and will be of fnr-reaehinE eonaequoneo.-
Jdma G. Blaink
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THE BUZZ SAW.

Detroit Frt Press.
One.flngercd Jake
Thus spake.
"Bill-he WIZ raw
He said twas O buzz saw.
] said he lied.
N then l tried
T. pint Quito him
Along Its, rim
Thar want no tceth In sight
Z!pp!
Fllpl
Bill was right"
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DEEMlSe can't cheat tho gallows. TIe
must swing He should be glad to get
out of a world that has kept him SO busy
'butchering his wives.
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IT doesn't matter whether Cleveland
or Hill is on top in Georgia. The
Democratic nominee will carry the
state along with some other states in
that region in which there is never any
election to speak of.
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The Minneapolis convention is to be
opened by Mckinley, Dspew and a
brass band. There2,will ebsl lots OF
music liz the air.
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THE Republican senate is trimming
down the extravaganza of the Demo-
cratic house. Mr.. Holman has no chance
to object.
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my1g.rrhis
CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO

f1NsTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
- COUNTY, WEST. VIRGINIA.
P. R. Haley, Plaintiff.
David R. Paige aud Albert T.
Paige, surviving partners Of III
Paige, Carey l. Co., Defend
ants.
The object Of this suit Is to recover from the
said defendants the sum of s647. 40, with interest
from the 30th day Of March, 1872, due to the said
plaintiff from the said defendants. and TO sub.
ject to the payment OF said debt and the costs Of
thls suit the estate and effects Of the said de-
PENDANTS In this State.
And It appearing from an affidavit filed In said
suit that. the said defendants arc non.residents
OF tho State of West Virginia, IL Is ordered that
said David R Paige and Albert 7. Paige do ap.
pear within one,month after the date of the first
publication OF this order aud do what Is neces.
snry TO protect their Interests therein. 1t Is
further ordered, that this order be published
and posted Us required bv law. ~
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court. ut the Court House Of said county, this
18th day oil Mny,, Al lS0I. 80 NJ
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time May 10. 1872
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, ClerL.
BIB DoyESEg and A. II. WiEDEBrsCn, Attorneys
Tor Flaintli. myl9-Tn
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the country is not in love with in
structions, which are usually run
through by a machine and mako the
DELEGATE a smaller machine. But the
Cleveland reform idea is to get all the
instructions in sight, and hurry up the
great and only millenium OF reform,
which is to last many thousands Of
years, with Cleveland as it's prophet.
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In Assumpsit
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIo

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. 3
L. {. Hallock, Plaintiff, y
-34a. Va. 5
David r Fnigc and Albert T..
Paige, surviving partners OF ~. hssuihpsit.
Paige, Carey & Co., Defend
ants.
The object OF this suit Is to recover from the
said defendants the sum Of 81, 2.g2C Gu, with inter.
est from he S0th dry of March. 1897. due to the
said plaintiff from tho said defendants, and TO
subject to the payment OF said debt aud tho costs
Of this suit the est,te and effects OF the said de.
PENDANTS in this Sta:c.
And Il appearing from an affidavit filed In said
suit that the said defendants arc nou.residens
Of the State OF West Virginia, IL Is ordered that
said David X. Paige and Albert T. Paige do ap.
pear within ono month'aftcr tho date OF the first
publication OF this order and do what is neces.
sary to protect their interests therein. II is
further ordered that this order be published and
posted as required by law. par.
. Witness, John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court, Mt the Court House Of said county, this
18th day OF May, a. D.. 1872.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published tho first time May 10. lS9..
lStjAt;est: JOHN W MITCHELL, Clerk.
B \. DovESE, and a. II. WIEpEBuscu, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. myl9.Th
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BLOOD poisoned by diphtheria, the
grip, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, ETC.,
is made pure and healthy by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 10 G
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The object OF this suit is 10 recover from the
snid defendants the sum OF s6tg.S5. with Interest
thereon foIn the !0th day'oi March. 1872, due 10
the said plaintiff, f.om the sud defendau IS. and
costs Of this suit the estate and effects OF tho said
defendants In this State. FI{,
And 1t appearing from, m affidavit in said suit
Dled thatlhe sald defendants are non-rcsidents
said David R Paige and Albert T. Paige do an.
pear within one month after tho date OF the frit
publication Of this order and do " hat Is neces.
sary. 10 protect. their interests therein. Itis
further ordered that this order be published and
posted as required by INV
Witness, John w. Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court. ut the Court House Of said county, this
18th day OF May, AL 1892
JOHN'w. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published tho first time Nav 10. 1885,.
ssAttcst: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
EB!By DovESER and A. II. WlEDEpuscn. Attorneys
Tor Plaintiff, %-sg.3 myl9.Th y