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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report Of the Turner school, Of
Kingwood DIST, for ii month end
ing Dec. 81, 1891: Enrolment,
20 average daily attendance, 27 ;
per cent of daily attendance, boys,
96 girls, o.. Number OF pupils
neither absent nor tardy, o; name.
ly: MaryaC., Alice, Lizzie, Law
renee James and Joseph Barlow,
Henry +. Hartzell, Rebecca Fort
ney and Essie Lennon.
Parents and friends are invited
to attend the school.
J. II. S. BARLOW, Teacher.
Report OF the Erwin School, Lyon
Dist, for the month ending Dec.
"a: Number Of pupils enrolled.
boys %, girls IL; average daily
attendance, boys %, girls 8, total
81 percent Of daily attendance,
boys O1. girls So. Those not abb
sent Perry. Walter and Emmett
Bncklew. Wade. Page and Bruce
Sapp, Willie HollifeId. Jacob
Greatbouse. Gay and Carney For =
ney and Sam Martin. Those mer-
itiug 90 per cent in written eKami-
nations Hayes Sapp 90, @. b.
Sapp 81, and Emmett BuckleW 95
per cent.
MINTIE MARTIN, Teacher.
Report of the Church school for
the month ending Jabsary / 1892:
Number Of pupils enrolled, 20 /;
average daily attendance. q; per
cent Of attendance, 95. There
we're 13 pupils neither absent nor
tardy viz, Alice and Edward
ShOu e., Lucy Korte, Alice Swear
ingen, Celia and Matilda Bergman,
Ellie and Michael Lynch. Johnny
and Edward Hicman, Willie Korte,
Sophia Wosl.ng and Sylvester
Barlow.
g.. r. BARLOW, Teacher.
Report Of the Union school,
Lyon district, for the month end
ing Dec "a, 1891 Enrolment,
80 average daily attendance % ;
Those not absent over one day (:
Blanche Wolverton, Rose Bolyard, 4,
Robert Snider, Harry Mouser, Burr
Bell, Dent Bell. Frank Bell, Thom-
as and Frank Loughrie.
Patrons and trustees arc earnestly
invited to the school and cooperate
With us IN making the school .
success.
b. J. FoR4EsY, Teacher.
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representative Springer says he
has received many letters from al
sections of the country. commend
ing his plan of attacking the Nc
KinIey tarlc bill in sectioDg. by
means OF separate bills providing
for the amendment. or outright
repeal of the worst sections OF that
Law. Mr.. Springer thinks that the
committee on Ways and Mean will
report number Of these .parate
tariff bills .rly in the session ~ d
that they will be put through the
House without any unnecessary
delay.
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Never! 1fyou'd swear to that
on 16 family bibles l wouldn't be.
lIeve it."
" You sand that life was but y
weary waste to you before crosssd
your path and -
81 never did--never I never
never - he shouted as he sprang
up. "Ne one bu. you ever charged
me with being an idiot or q luna.
tic ?"
Didn't you once show me some
baking powder in pill box and tell
me It was strychnins. and that
you'd take it IL / married anyone
else 30
"Never ! Never cared two cents
whether you married me or not 20
And you dony that when father
came out one evening and threw
you of the stoop and told you never
to come back that you wrote me
you"-
"Threw me of the steop Your
father J BY the great hornspoon,
but this is too much, Mrs. Bowser!
Threw me I! I'd like to have seen
the whole caboodle of your relations
throw me of a stoopp'
Perhaps you don't remember
how you used to compare my eyes to
stars and tell me that it would be
the one effort of your life to make
me happy ?"
Eyes Stars The idea Of
my talking any such boshl came
home expecting to spend happy
evening in the bosom of my family
and you've gone and knocked il all
over That's the way with the
tarnal women-always kicking and
complaining abeut something"
There WAS time when you
used TO pet me, Mr.. Bowser."
That's it Keep right on
harping on that same old string
II husband don't tell his wife 40
times a day that she's his shining
star she's ready to make his home
miserable. / may be driven out
any day now. I've seen it coming
for the last two years. but / was
helpless. Pm going to lock mp and
go to bed. Good night, Mrs. Bow
ser !'-X. Quad IN New Yark
World.
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The present merciless tariff sys-
TEN does not create wealth. it Only
prevents its natural distribution, il
takes from the many to enrich the
few; it makes the exIctions small in
amount from each, from millions OF
our people, which go into the pock.
cts Of the few.-Speaker Crisp.
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The Republicans cannot ride the
anxiety they feel about Mr.. Blaihe's
intentions they want to know just
what he intends doing. in order
that they may trim their sails &C.
cordingly, and all sorts Of devices
have been rosortcd to in the hope Of
getting the willy Secretary OF State
to declare himself. At q dinner
party last week, attended by score
Of Senators and Representatives be.
longing 20 the Republican party, IT
was decided 20 send an embassy TO
Mr.. Blaine, in the person Of Col.
W. W. Dudley, who, ever since bis
falling out with Mr.. Harrison, has
been an ardent Blaine man, With a
request for a positive yes or no to
his becoming his party's candidate.
Dudley called on Mr.. Blame aud
devoted almost an hour 10 the most
persuasive arguments he knew bow
to make, and left rs wise as vixen
be came. Mr.. Blaine declined TO
commit himself
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OUR CLUBBING List.

The year 1892 will be . great ysaf
N the history Of this country and
every family should have ct least
one Of the leading PAPERS Of the
country In addition to their county
paper. We have arranged with the
following papers, both Democratic
and Republican, 20 as TO soCommo-
date any Of our readers
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TUENELToN a KINGwoOD
RAILROAD.

agae ~ TunneltOn ~ SIS n. ua.. leaves Tunnel
eeu n go q. ~. sd arrives AZ Kingwood at i2oo
NJ flNFeg kinswoed a 400 r. ri and hrrive
~ Tnnusfon "a 800 D. M, leaves Tnnnrlf0n af
esoo d m. and arrives A. Hiagw8od at no n ~
Frsins deiiY skcept 1uoday
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Ptgliflealla - S.
= A.@e%aassReakM eaas
THE L0UNGER.

HR HAS AN INTERVIEW WITH A
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN FROM
NEwBURe WHO GIVES soMR
INSIDE PAcrs IN REGARD
TO THE PosToFPIcE
FIGHT THERE.
THE NEwhUEoER WELL POSTED AND
MAD ENOUGH TO TALK FREELY
ABOUT "DIRTY PoLITI-
CAL WORK"
He WANTS THE ARGUS TO PUBLISH
1T, BECAUSE he SAYS THE JOUR-
HASN'T GOT BACKBONE
ENOUGH To TAKE IT'S
own PART, LET
ALONE ANYONE
HLsE's.
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cSns'aslcs.

Hsnewood pistrict, J. L. Stone. Joseph T
Rhodes
&atiev-A. T. Deferry Emanuel Dixon.
Iyon-I W. Cri<s. William B. Taylor.
Reuo--Ben p. WoOdyard. SaW1 W Bowman
roytlauh- WIN. A. MoGinnis. y. G. Martin,
Enion--Lloyd G. Shaner. George Gessman.
Roasant--Iafnes p. Fullmer.
&eank-.WiilIam 4, d. Miller.
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Mr.. AND MRS. BOWSER.

| SEC thas ahuhhet Dfoohivn man mas
run away and left his wife.'
HAS. Ell. Well don't wonder
at it," replied Mr.. Bowser.
Did you read the item ?"
"0h. but I know how it all hap
pened. He found out that he
couldn't take a bit of comfort in
his home, and he left il. No one
knows the misery that poor man
suffered before he took that STEP"
"It doesn't say he was unhappy.
"0f course not. No husband
ever gets justice, to say nothing Of
pity. I'll bet he suffered thou
sand deaths before he walked away
to die in some lonely spot by his
own hand. +"
Well, dear, you'll never be
driven away by an act Of mine,"
she said as she went over and kissed
him.
"W.what in thunder are you
doing ?" shouted Mr.. Bowser, as
he dropped the shCe and sprang up.
"Why, / kissed you"
Well. l don't want anybody
blowing in my ears aud splitting on
nv chin ! What struck you all at
once ?"
There was q time. Mr.. Bowscr,
there was time when"-
When what ?"
When you said that IL would
kiss you, YOU would be the happiest
man in the whole world"
Neverl Never limited at such n
thing I wasn't that sort of .
noddlehead -
"Mr. Bowser /! why. there was
for three months, while l was wait
ing to make up my mind to marry
you. that you said you could hardly
live from day to day"
=" Visiting You waitingl Well,
that is cool That tickles me-ha!
ha ! ha - he shouted, rs he held
his sides.
"Yes, waiting"
Why-ha J ha ha lyon said
yes so mighty quick you bit your
tongue in doing 1t. The idea of
me pining and wasting away be-.
cause feared you would say no ~
g Do you remember the pet name
you used to call me ?" she asked.
- Pet nonsense 70
You called me your red wild
rose."
'' Red wild pigwee1 ! Are you
getting soft in the head, Mrs. Bow.
ser ?"
" Merry II: your letters to me
were da' ed anywhere from midnight
to O'Clock in the morning. and
" Never? Never wrote you .
letter except in the afternoon. when
hadn't anything to do and wanted
to use up half AN hours time" re.
piled Mr. Bowser.
And every one OF them speaks
of how lonely you, were. and with
what Joyous anticipation you looked
forward to your next call"
Lonelyl Joyous anticipations!
I'd be apt to be lonely wben there
were dozen or more mighty good
looking giils after me, wouldn't
I?"
But in a few brief years after
marriage how the average husband
does change" observed Mrs. Bow
ser, as IL speaking TO herself.
+" Yes, that's il. You hunted
me down and got me to marry you.
and Low you are trying TO make my
home UNHAPPY. IT you are feeling
b,dly Why don't you 60 and make
yourself some catnip tea ?"
Husbands talk about happy
homes" she continued, as she
locked the paper over, but what
do they do to make it happy ?"
While they are courting they
are all smiles and soft talk, but the
honeymoon is no sooner over than
they ssand revealed in their true
colors."
Keep pitching right IN, Mrs.
BOvserI Nothing like . fault
finding wife ts make home pleas
ant g.
"Do yoa remember that fourth
Of July evening when We sat on the
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Magis'Pltss.

M1gisPltes.
Eingwoei, Joseph n. Godwin, simeon Mat
dugly!
lyon James McGeo, David j. Gibson.
Rene n. "A. Wheeler, r. VI. Sum~ers.
Portland, j chm W. Hill. A. q Mason.
Julon Jesse w. ShaRer. Julius Scherr.
SIeAsant, Levi r. Miller. d. III. Martin.
arAnt w. II. hcGibbons. Alpha Hagans
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BaaFas Of fEauealIon.


(RBL L. Tripoett Pros.
.~,.. Capt !. v. Murdock Sec.
AtngW0oa DsH1cts TY. NJ Z. Powell
NJ. G. Gibson.
(R.F Cobun., Pros.
-, DR.. J. A. Cox. Sec.
N~AW j q. Loar.
Nicholas Posten.
TIN CLAYTON Pres.
n. J. Gibson. sec.
hgea Geo. c. shaw
Isaac jackson.
(J.N. Baker. Pres.
william LoughridRe. Sec
1W. A. watson,
lW. r. stafford.
fJaoob y 0usenan. Pres.
W.M Shaher seo'y.
PeFtene Samuel b. Freeland.
10. G. Loe
(Julius Scherr, Pres.
Lloyd Shnner. Sec.
sSs~H 1E. p. King.
Charles =. LawtO4.
(J.I Martin Pres.
W n. Ringer. Sec.
FseAsAns WIN. g. Ringer.
IL. W. Hartman
lRF UuxRins Pres.
~. ". Chidester. Sec.
@feat tW n. Wolfe
Asa x. FraLoo.
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The ANGUS one year and

These Prices are cssh in advance.
II there is any paper You want,
notion this list, We can get II fOf
you. For sample copies address The
above papers OF
TIKI ARGUS,
u Bingve0s, v ~
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west Sldo-Amos HartIoy, MAsvhlOWh'
Rherig--Daniei r. jackson.
Doputies-Iulius X. Monroe. Kinkwood, Valley
and Pleasant: /. W. criss, Lyon j.. o: Lantz,
Union u. y. Hanway, Reno; T. 4. Cuppett,
Grant: Dorsey For:nan. Portland.
- .zss Cf-nnit Court--Iohn w. Watson.
Clerk County COURT Ami Martin
Prosecuting AttOrney-Neil !. FOrtHev
Uounty surveyor-A. r. McMillen
supt. Of sohoOls-wm. q. Conley.
Assesser--Esst 9 do. Gabriel Pulliam.
West side. John S. Perkins.
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Churches.

Frasbvfayian Chnroh Sand aySch0ni ~ an.
Frayer N5etingsvsrY wednesday evening.
~ ~ Church-Rev NJ W Eidsr. Pastor
Eorvicos-P Preaching ever senday af f0f5g 8. -.
aof 7.j0 p. m. san iaY Sob toi ~ ps m. Iiass
Meeilaga .. n. Young Folks Megting ~ s;ts p,
An n Churoh--Hsv. Bosisy Boycs. Pastor.
ecryicos-Preaohine Fourth Sunday On each
mouth
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CHRIsTN,s BELLS.

Freah ). sonac'Is Ia Boston Hers,d.
Ding
Dong.
DING Dong,
Merry CHEIsrnA.
ereeting. Ding Dong.
olng dong Thro' the
land goes Geetlnr: Ding
dong. ding loax. Friend.
we wish the we,li Ding
aons. ding dong. ding dong
bel.
Ding
dong.
Ding dong.
Christmas chimes
are peaiing. Ding dong
ding dong Full hearts
GOV revealing; ping
dong. ding dona. lad
the tale they tell pins
dong. ding dong. ding dong
bell.
Hatki
now.
Hear ye,
Sweet The Angel
message Fear not.
fear net, Joy alone
presag e-This
aay, this day, Christ
the Lord has birth; Gle
ry, peace. good wall on
earth
Ding
dong.
ding dong.
Hear the bellsa-
ringing; Ding dong.
ding dong. Let the
carol singing; Ding
dong. ding dong, HOW
the rich tones sweili Ding
dong ding doug. ding dong
bell.
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DIRECTORY.
state emsials.

eovsrnor-A. Brooks Fleming. Marion County
gec.etsry OF ststs-w. u. ohley, Marion Co.
Treasurer-wiliam 7. THOMPSON, cabell Co.
ATTORNEY General-Alfred Caldwell. ohio Co.
ssD. q scSoOis@B 5. SoSssn. MOI SSnOnEsil. SSsii
state Librsrian-charle. Haesn. Marion Co.
z. 8. Narshal-H. 8. White. Marshall county.
csief clerk AUDITORS oaice-wm' A. crseraft.
sec'y states Qnlce-B w. Taylor.
% supt. schools " y; ?. Cork;
Adtt. Gems -Thos.J Grass.
Supreme eourt Of Appeals.
Daniel D. Lucas. Prest.. Jefferson Co.
pesry Brannon. Lewis Co.
y.W. Raglish, Mason Co.
.. 8. Long. Clerk, Kanawha co.
Alfred Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co;
January: wheeling. drst wednesday in June (:
charlestown, hrst Wednesday in September.
UNITED STATES COURT.
ypige-I.J Jaoks.n, Parxersburg. Wood Co.
gesk-L Z; Moore, clsrssbuSs: Harrison Co.
to,Sn ys'ss Mononsai,a m county ars'''' morgan
Asst. Dist. xttoSneys-s. c. Burdett. clsrk..
burg, kanavha county. and L. ) Elliott,
kingwood. Prestsn county.
vsitea states senators.
CHARLES J. Faulkner. Martinsburg, Berklsy
sshs n. Ksnna. Charleston, Kanawha County.
Members sfcongress.
First Distrist-Joha o. Pendletsn, Wheeling.
ohio County.
second District-wirliam L. Wilson, Charles.
tewn. Jefferson Co.
ThLrd Distrigt-Iohu D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
fsartS RYd pistrict.}a @ am.s cap.Aart. Point Pleas
ana, Mason county,
state sesatesa--EIsventh District.
WfI,ia, a. Wor,ey. Kingwood, Prestoa Co.
klpAsns Garrison, MonoaRRlia Co.
sudgs, Third JV tieIaI Disirlst.
ssssgA T. Hoks. KinA ~ d. Preston County.
COMMISSIONERS IN cHANcERY.
r. =. crogan, y. W wotring Henry Clay
mgde and Well J. Fortnsy.
RECEIVER OF THE COURT.
osl. James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coMuIsusNERs COUNTY ceuRT.
Grant District, Samuel p. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant, Ben A. Conner.
PORTLAND, II. ID. Benson.
tni0n, Rage r. McCrum.
Rene. Moses r. Sinclair.
npyon. Reason A. Fell.
valley. Mason watson.
Gingwooa. Leroy shaw.
Courts cenvene.
Circuit conrt--NArch -. September !. and
County csurt--First Monday In January, April.
July and October.
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Ding
dona,
Ding dong.
How the world re-
3oIces; Ding dong.
ding dong, Praise mis-
millions voices; Ding
dong, ding dong, Goa
does all things we'll { Ding
dong, ding dong. ding dong
bell.
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Tevs emeis,s.

NWNW WiIITTNTNI
Mavor-oas = shaFer
Aee0rdor-Jam0s " white
Town ssrgsaut--Tamos W. Flynn.
counoii nsn-V. 3 Martin, Julius Monroe
asnry w Murdsct, Wiibur Posten and George
Williams.
sscietiest
Wnlghts Of Pythias--Lodge meets every Taes-
Aay evening 1t their hall over 7. W. hiakera
store At 500 o'clock.
Indepen4snt Order 81 Odd ToliOWa--Lodg g.
meats every Saturday evening ~ their ball w
Bishops nlock AZ 500 o'clock.
t,oifen Ruis coca a,-nent. No. ~. Z. .. q. p.
naeeta Firsf and Third Monday evenings OF
each month IN the odd Foilowf Hall. over the
eosfofioe
lodge meets every Friday evening IN tne x. of
Hall. ~ TO O'Clock.
king phillip Tribe 20 ts, TnprOvod order ~
3 e'elook 10 the Kalghts of Fythlas Hali over
elaKsr's store
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Courts cenvene.

Circuit court--March ~. September I, and
County csurt--First Monday In January, April,
July and October.
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uNrrRp STATES COURT.

yuise-J.J = Jackssn. Parxersburg. Wood Co
Clork--L Y, Moore, Clsrksburg. Harrison Co
y. 9. District Att'y--0. G. Sturgiss, Morgan
town. Mononealia county.
Asst. DIST. Attorncys-s. c. Burdett, Ciarks
burg Kanawha county. and 4. y. Elliott
Kingwood, Presten county.
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You sand that life was but y
weary waste to you before crosssd
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Mr.. Bowser, and you asked me to
please try to learn to love you"
Never +! III you'd swear to that
on 16 family bibles l wouldn't be-
lIeve it."
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First Distrist-Joha o. PendletSn, wheeling
Ohio County.
8ooend District-Williana L. Wilson. Charles
tswn, Jefferson Co.
" fsdrth District.~3a amss capeAart. Point Pleas
ana. Mason county,
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Hsuss 0f BrIegAtss

EAST sIde-br. N. 8. Bryts. Druceton.
West Sldc-Ames Hartley, hasOntown.
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uaIfea ataies seuatort.
Members sfcongress.

CHARLES J. Faulkner, hartinsburg. Berklsy
5shs n. Ksnna, Charleston. Kanawha County.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-10
News Notes.

Tho Reno papers are again agitating
the moving Of the State Prison.
Nine prisoners escaped from the
city prison at Salt Lake the other day.
A meteor fell near Phoenix, Arizona,
the other day. Parties are searching
for the meteorite but so far without
success
The Ogden Chamber of Commerce
has taken steps looking to the estab-
lishment of metropolitan newspaper
in that city.
Judge Ritter, Cashier of the Deposit
Bank of Glasgow, Kentucky, which
failed last week, has gone insane. He
owes the bank $4,000
Victoria, B. c., has a curiosity in
the shape Of a Chinese hero. He saved
Il three year-old girl from burning TO
death, aud was badly burned himself
Ontario, Cal, is strictly prohibit
ton town. "A fine of $500 or three
months Imprisonment is imposed for
selling liquor. There are no saloons
In Ontario.
G. +. Duke, a druggist Of Des
Moines, Iowa, swallowed a spoonful
of strong lye, which was given him by
his mother, thinking it soup. At latest
accounts he was dying.
The rainmakers who are trying to
coax uetness from the skies near Pix
ley, Cal, are not meeting with much
success. They complain that the
weather is too cold. It's a cold day
when a rainmaker gets left.
Aluminium Is to be substituted for
cast iron in the towers of some new
public buildings at Philadelphia.
There will thus be a saving Of some
400 tons in weight, and the constant
expense of painting will be avoided.
Near Boise City, Idaho, large
animal killed domestic animals and
several times followed persons. The
creature succumbed to poisoned bait
and was found to be a tremendous
timber wolf, which weighed over 100
pounds. 1t had been driven from the
mountains by snow.
The office used by the Alta Califor-
MIA newspaper of San Francisco, at the
time that Journal ceased publication,
is being fitted up as q saloon. The
office will now do big business, says
the Grass Valley Telegraph, for ia San
Francisco 10 men drink whisky 10
every one who pays for newspaper.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-10
Short Items of Int rest.

The big clock in the towergof Phla-
delphia's new city hall is to be wound
by steam engine.
From the American aloe tree is made
thread, ropes, cables, paper, clothing,
soap, sugar and brandy.
The Lost river rises in Yellowstone
park aud then runs two miles, when it
literally disappears into the earth.
Typhoid fever in New York is said
to have been caused by foul drinking
water brought IN by the new and costly
aqueduct. Sewers, slaughter houses
and other denominations are pouring in.
to the source of supply
Ice one inch and half thick will
support man; four inches thick will
support II cavalry; ave inches thick an
St-pouud cannon; 10 inches thick will
support II multitude, and Is inches
thick will support u railroad train,
When you cannot attend reception,
send visiting card in small card en-.
velope, to arrive or the day named in
the invitation. If it is wedding re-
ception, send two cards, one addressed
to the brides parents, the other to the
bridal couple.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-10
A Very Common Want.

"out of sorts,' "disirait,' 1.-THE
blues" these are familiar appellatives
for uncomfortable, undesirable ner-
yousness, indigo sti@n. Poverty of the
blood, TO remedy which an effective
stomachic persistently used is the
paramount need, is conclusive evidence
that the system is insufiiciently
neurished because-and for no other
cause where organic disease does not
exist-the food is not assimilated.
Reinforce the tagging energies of the
stomach, reform an irregular condi
ion OF the bowels, keep up healthful-
secretion of the bile with Hosletter's
Stomach Bitters. For oyer 30 wears
this pc pular medicine has supplied the
common want Of the nervous invalid
the dyspeptic and OF persons deficient
in vitality, an eilicisnt tome. To its
power of importing strength is at.
tributahle Its efficacy as n preventive
of malaria and la grippe. Thoroughly
effective is it toe for rheumatism, kid.
ney complaint and neuralgia.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-10
Official Paper of Esmeralda County
......... FEBRUARY 10, 1892
A FAvoRIrE expression with the

A FAvoRITE expression with the
geld men is to the effect that it costs
only Al cents to produce an ounce Of
silver and ,Aerefors the silver dollar Is
a disksnes one! Such rot may make
the perpetrator popular with certain
class, but il certainly sounds like an
maui to the intelligence of the nation
at large. Did any one ever figure up
how much it costs to produce dol
lars worth of gold? And to what
system OF calculation do the gold men
figure that an ounce of silver costs Al
cents to produceY 1t has always been
an open question as TO whether it
actually costs more or less than its
value, and although we do not coincide
with the extreme view OF the case, we
would like to know how that Al cents
il arrived at.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-10
100 Doses One Dollar
Silver.

Silver is lower now after six N onths'
operation of law tnat was expected
To raise it to par, than it ever w&s.
Aud what is worse, says the Colorado
Ore Review, prominent men in the
smelling business assure US that it is
likely to touch so cents before it is
much better. Just think of it, sill
yer at so cents IN ounce! How far
will the Wall street gamblers dare to
go in their plots to degrade the money
of the people?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-10

THE long Polar night is to be made
glorious day hereafter III Hammer
fest, Norway, the most northern settle
ment of Europe, village of some two
or three thousand inhabitants, by the
use of the electric light, which has re-
Gently been introduced into every house
in the town. Three swiftly running
streams, in the near vicinity, furnish
the power through which the light is
produced. The streams are simply
torrents, the waters OF which run so
swiftly that they never freeze even in
that arctic Winter. Outdoor work there
can be very readily performed by the
reflected light of the sun, which sinks
but few degrees below the horizon.
Artificial light is needed within doors
only.