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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

60 BET jeber anberen Mebistn beibt, ite mag
ober tptrb belfen, ipirb bel bieier fiir letteres
CARA nttrt. $50 fte ni6t btlft ober furirt,
ipirb baS bafar be3ablte @elb 3uriidsegeben.
60 III ba8 ein3i9 garontirte Mittelf fir iebe
aus unreinem Blut ober idtedbt fangtrenber
2eber entfteberlbe &ranfbett, Dbspeplie, Bi.
liofitdt, bic bartnddisiten Sant. iino &eiuebs.
traufbeiteu, ielbft Shninbiudt (ober Gun.
senicrofuIofe) in ibren erifen Stabten, fie
alle tuerben burd bosielbe geheilt.
Sc reini9t uu6 bersifert bas Blnt, regt
iebes Organ gu geiunber Tbdti9teit an, uno
FELT &raft Mu6 @eiuubbeit ipieber ber.
Nihts fon1mt benz discovery" glei&, tpenn
es ftdj barum banbett, blaiien, abgemager.
ten, fcroful0ien Stinbern geilnben appetit
nnb iuaenbtide &raft nnb Geldmeibiefeit
tuieber 3n seben, o6er benz &6rper nah
Grippe, eungeneHtsiinbuns, 5isberu uub
anberen 3ebreubeu oOer acliten &ranthsitsn
;ur Gsneiuns unb su ueuer gpanntraft gu
berbelfen.
Ulan be3ablt MIR fiir bas Cute, bas
uian nit bemielben empfdnst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
Wn6Iena Mrntea Salbe.

Die bette GaIbe Der Welt far S&nttte, aueti&un.
sen, 0ei4udse, gtsbsr. nnb Saut.ausf$iae, gls&t:,
9etteu; turirt Sdmrrrbotben cher feine 8e1abluns.
gbdtss 9nfrtebentett gdrauttrt cber has GeIb ptrh
sura6erfattet. Is GentS BITE S@a&teI. Bum @ertaui
WtpIeiaIe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

Sn benz 2onboner Spei6ers sDis
itritt 1T ein groBes Geuer ansgebrDs
den, beFen man biSber nod nidt 9err
tperben fonute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

= 8dbrenb Der Debate iiber bic
Wlilitdroorla9e erfldrte @raf 6erbert
gismard. ct let gegen bic auei1dbr;ge
Sienftpfli6t, neil BEL elmer 10 flr5en
prdienaperiobe bic iumgen 2eute BON
benz ioeialiitii6en @ifte mi9t befreit
tuer6en f6nnten. Oas brittle Dienits
i1br Dirte in Der Shat mie cine Res
fOrmf6ule. 9ier entitanb fnr1tbarer
Sdrm, ben ielbit Der prdiibent eine
3eit lang ni6t iibertpinben fonnte.
9lls enbli6 bic &ube tpieber bergefellt
Dorben mar, fubr Serbert 8isnard
fort. 9ie uripriingli6e 8ia bes
&an5lers @apribi 10 iagte er - iei
beher als Der 0iineibe gnmpromiB.
Sbm fOfgte @apripi nit elmer ldngeren
&ebe. ST ma6te barauf aufmerflam,
6aB bic Dienf3eit BEL Der Snfanterie
f6on felt geraumer 3eit tbatid6li6
nur stuei Sabre betragen babe. 50
f0nne bieiebe bod ni9t 10 i9redli9
gefdbrli6 iein. @apribi ipurbe bdnfig
bur9 ben @rafen Serbert 8ismard
unterbro6en, 10 baB Der prdiibent ben
leBteren enbli9 aur Orbnung rufen
mubte. @apripi fubr bann in ieiner
&ebe fort. St be3meifle,-io fagte er,
bag Sosialiiten bur9 bas brittle
Oienitiabr reformirt tperben t6nnten.
8egeniDdrtig balte man Bios bic f9le1s
teiten SOlbaten ldnger al8 atpei Sabre
unter Der SABINE. @hni9e Der eble
@raf benm, baB bios bic So3iaIiaen
bret Sabre lang bienen lollten2 gtun
erbob ii@ 9err 8ebeI. 9urd ben
Sobn-fo fagte er-babe beute bier
I'm Geifstage Der 8ater gefpro6en.
Nber Der beriibmte 8ater ielbit lei ni6t
i'm Stanbe geueien, bic So3ialbemos
tratie 3u eritiden. yto6 piel tpeniger
iperbe Der Sobn bassu tbun i'm Stanbe
fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

: 8ei Der Nbfimmuns iber ben
l. paragrapben Der Nfilitdrporlase
mar bic parteis@onfellatiOn i'm beuts
f6en &ei6stage bic folgenbe: gs
itimmten fir bic 8orlage: 18 poIen,
ID freilinnige 8ereini9ung, 10 9lntis
femiten, 50 Nationalliberale, 27 Greis
conierDatipe, 68 @onierbatipe, 2 GeHz
trum, 8 unabbdngige; Suiammen 1873.
s. eg bic 8Orlage: 81 Centrum,
43 Soeialbemofraten, 8 glfdfer, %
&i6ter GreiIinnige, 10 Shbbeutfbe
8olfsparteiler, 4 8elfen, 9 llnabbdns
gige; suiammen 1877.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

in i4tpara ipeib unb alien SarbeH, bic 40
mnb so Gts. bas 9aar ipertb finb, sa
25 Gente nas Naar.s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
@onpenirs !! soaoeuirs /!
l1nterScng fit 9alnen uno ainber

Bon 25 Gents bis 3u 81 fir ben 9(naug
Dieie @aare lit biliser ais man ben @toff
faufem unb felbit naben fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
Wteine ssrou litt an elmer mel

= Wteine 6rau lit al elmer weben
8ruit; auf 9lnratben elmer 6reunbin
gebrau6te fie Or. 9lugult &6Hig8
9amburger &rduterpflater, ipeI6es Iie
pollltdnbig wieberberiteate. 81. &aine,
1131 u. @apsStraBe, Baltimore, M6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
8ei6s @aareu !! @eib @aarem

Weibs 8aareu ! @eib @aareu !!
5 Gents bie Barb.
3ipei &ii item ipeiBe, carrirte unc geftreifte
gfainioof, BON unb 10 gts. tpert5, sn Cts.
bic gnrb.
121z Gents oie Barb.
Sine &ifte satpu, iatin=seitreift, iebr biuis
81 Is unS 20 Cts, fir 1211a Gts.
35 Gemts bic Barb.
50 Stiif, latin geftreift, unb spiBen.2aipn,
tets gu so @ts. pertauft, iptro bieis @ode su
35 @ts. ansebpten.
Striinlpfe, Is Geuts bas Vaar.
rs 9ukenb idwar5eht unb iebr feline Oas
men Striinlpfe, tpeldbe eetp6bnlid Su 50 Cts.
oerfanft merbem; bieie @ode nur 25 Gents
Samen=Satlleu! Oamenzyailleu |!
bon so Gts. sm 500 pro etad.
Sieie Gbtbeilane 1T polIftdnbis, tpas pers
i9iebene Madiperfe, Garben. Mufter nnS
SrDben anbelanst.
8eionbers beadtensipertb iinb bic fiblppl>
len Empire Waists in tpeiben unb alien
Sarben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

Sutt's pillen furiren gerfOpfuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
Sc lOtu bic anno6a oto wengu 6lm g. oiear 5utOfnha
ba ode wtd quite gaare nno ge 8ree beer benbeen f0nnt
Yubmaderei Ynsuaderei +!

YnBmaderei Ynsnaderei
Die neuefte Mobe, gut nnb bilis se,na6t,
finb in ber Rubma6er gbtbeiIuns pprsufinben
Smportirte @aare.
SIS l,est in Der 9l6iidt unieren san3en
gorratb BON ipai6baren aletberftoffen BON
so @ts., 45 Cts. unb 40 @ts. @srtb "a benz
einen Yreiie bon
35 Gents bic 0aro
aussuberfaufeu. Die tpdbIerii6iten &unSen
tperoen Die 9tebuftion gu tpiirbisen tpiilen
Sombenirs ! Sounenirs!
@aen 8eiu4ern unb aunben pfferiren mir
bieie @ode Srinfslaier, auf benen bic ber=
iaiebeaen @ebdulidfeiten Ser gbicagcer
@nsfteauns seidliffen ftnb, gu
gents bas stid.
Gnbersipo foftet berielbe @eseuitanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
aie stnsfit5t anf eim sutes s,sittaaeiicu

erfaut ben nniesen, ber NIT Dpspepfie seplast 1T,
fetnesipess NIT ansenebmeu Grportuusen. Nppetit
pat er ielten, oase9en ppr unb mad ben Mableiten
nm 10 mebr Aualen ausSuieben. Sphbrennen unb
Gufsetrtebenhett mad benz Gfen, bas nasenhe, bob
rsnbe @enbl in ber Masensrube porber nb nur einise
ber Symphonic, hur& peI4e fb bieies malt5i6fe Sci.
ben funbstbt. @aitrtf&e8 acpfpeb, Rerpcftat,
SartIebstett unb 8iIiodt iinb befen teuaii&e Sols
gen. Sic ole perben ober wie tur& 3auter beiettat
burdb Scitetters Maseubitters, peI6s& bic Werbaus
unsst9dtistet auIe8t unb bte 9eber unb Gtnsepeibe
nit punberbarer agrpmptbett resulirt e6utteIfrof
unb Steber, &ierenIeipen, 8ibeumattsmus unb Reus
ralsie perben turb htee Meb5iu BON ielteuer Rein.
belt unb mdnntsfaltiser @erpeubbartett ebenfaus
furirt. S6pd@ltden geripnen ieeeu QlterS unb Gez
iA1aA,tS hiIft a. q nam ,rsh ELa. 49,. ~ 80 w
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@bineiiide eei0e. 81 Gts. oie Nara.

20 Nente oaS Na@r.s
gbineiii9e Sei0e, 81 Ste. bic yars.
Dieie Baare 1T so Gts. uertb, bod iusrs
ben ipir iie su obise,n greiis bertaufeH.
AZ Gents BITE Daro.
% Stiid i40ner sebIiimter &ihefii4es
Seibe, bon boraiislider Aualit6t. Nehuist
BON 65 gts. gu AZ Cts.
81 Gents bte Darb.
Sehr iein, "a 3oH brett, nnb binie 40 75
Cts. tpirb iebt gu GA Cts. bic garb bestaHft.
Slider! Slider! Td9tr!
eoeben erbalten bic sr0bte ausiUabl sd.
der, bic ie bier sum gertauf ousseiteIIt ipilrbs
bon Cts. bis gu $3.50 fir ParGmsut, nna
40 @ts. gu $3.50 fir @ause
Goriets! Gorjets /!
Sn bieier abtbeiluns fSnnen mir sinfAa
nidt ibertroffen tuerben, ba mir nur bic be-
tanntlih beiten Sorten su ben mDsIi9it biIs
lisen preifen fiibren.
Wf5beln, StrObOeden, geppide,
Oeltn4 air. uiip., 81 raiiOnabisn @rsiitn.
&
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8rnnbetgentbnms llebertraannaen.

Sobn Sulnig on Sbeo. GtiIel, 6
Grnnbltiide an Man6aca Str. preis
nominel
S. W. @rneit unb Srau an 8. s.
@ngelbarbt, 100 9lder an Der Mebina,
$1300.
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ee$mportirte gSaare.
35 Gents Die garS

aus3uberfaufeu. Die tpdbIerii9ften &unSen
tperben Die 8ebuftion gu ipiirbisen tpiilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

Die neuefte Mobe, gut unb billis se,na9t,
ftnotn ber Rabma6er. abtbeilung por3ufinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

9awns 3u 8 Gents bic garb. Sc
belem unb bunflent garc, nur 5 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
ct mas linse.
81

10 o b n | t d e8
ols Wieoi3in 1T DIR.
Yierce's Golden
Medical Dis
covery. l1no aus
bieiem @rnnbe
tpirb es anh tn itlls
seip0bnlifer @eiie
Derfauft. @dhreno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18

,ebfOrb GOrOs, bic faSnifsa Nluiiss
sents bte garb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-18
Nl5beln, 9trobbeden, yeypid5e,

Delta4 uitr., afip, 81 raii0nablem @reiiel1
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
Shs Clarkshurg Gslssra,,,
TniDAy, FrnnrAiY 5 1873.



NJ. r. CnuacH, SourH Rev. David.
son, Pastor Sunday services
1880 am. and 800 pm. Glass
Meeting g;30a.m Sunday School,
pm. Prayer Meeting, Wednes.
day, S;00p.m
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRoH Rev. S. q.
BpiTdnap Pastor. Sunday Ser
vices 1890 Am. and 500 pm.
Sunday School, $50 am Y. r. s.
y. ~ Meeting, g.45 pm. Prayer
Meeting, Wednesday S:00p.m.
CEsrRAb PHEsBYTRRIAHC HunoH. - Rev.
Robinson. pastor. Sunday sery.
ices 70 ss1a. IN. Sabbath School, Ga.
N. Pray meeting. Wednesday even.
ing 1t 4 49,
PHorRsTANr ErtsooPAI CHURCH DIR.
Douglass n Forrest, Presbyter.
Divine Service on Sunday AZ t0s30 d
N, aud "a .40p. m. Holy Communion
celebrated ON the first Sunday each
month: Services every Wednesday,
evening
BArrIsT GHuRoH- 20. NJ. Thompson
Pastor Sunday Services Sunday
School. $50 am. Preaching
1880 m. and 500 pm. Prayer
aud Conference Meeting. 500 pin,
"Wednesday. Y, p. s. q. p. Deyo.
tional Meeting, 8: 100 pm. on Friday.
Corr Chapel NJ y. CHuRoH i. b.
Evans. Pastor. Sunday Services
Glass Meeting, 9 $50 a:m. Preaching
i0:30sa am. and 500 pm. Sunday
School pm. Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday, 800 pm. Epworth
League Sunday, $50 pm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

80 nN' 's'n a'i'Nes' 's lrlehus 70 lor-
an s'i ~,
A'r, pt'l,le WINS solclted NJ the gather
my y. eaph eolvel'I ,i 10 lena ms follow
els wy stFet,SV,' ol nus presence. IL ~
move move ~ Whlcn othsr candiiates have
I p'I.' no lIl'proprGIy, ah" wnich, IN Mr..
i h,.Iil'e c''sG, wpniu nave hhd IN especial
i ~ .s !, blI ne s'eadlly refused, and
!" Vile tt,ree coiites's III winch ms name
vas .lSsu' aloo' from the STRIFE, he bore
h ~ ~. Win singular ihodesty, cAlmness
w" ~ ''islllIE.
. oh June 81 rue convention organized,
3eorse :. lioar' oil MhSsaehnsetts, being
enosen chlif'hah' Ten Garfield, ms
every "he teineihDerS' received the APP
Iplneluet. 20 tme enhtinanshlp ON Rules,
auu on INC lot'owing DAY reported the
youe Whlen Stiueu the convention. Little
BUSINESS OF interest was transacted on
rrlu"y ahu Satur'iHy' NJ the night ses-
son, S!SntN'aS, W" nominations We're
nlh"e' Wheh Mainr was called James +.
'ay, chairman oil ths Nrhigah tlelega-
non responded, making speech for Mr..
Diane ~,
rue MearlsoWe oalIoting That followed
10 ln,i'i'''r 70 e,sIS ttaaer anu u VIII be
recalle'l tnnt Mr. Biaine's friend'' stood
hnlIot ,y,,s r,,,,,.t,,d ,,.l,,,, 81. - ~
to Gen. GARFIELD etr.ctinr bis non,fn. 1te1
on the 30th ballot. $3.50 ''' '''''
Those Who were engaged in Tho effort
to nominate general Grant were SCARCELY.
more faithful ON the FIRST balint i, Mi,
be remembered that SIr. Blaine wns tbn
choice Of tho oS3 dele,,n,cs ana fro,, ~. nv
his support aid not annreci,,bIv nil rn nth
the lgth ballot, when the unnbcr wos
219. His vote fell only once Ms Io,s s y :
2TO until the last two ballots Win tl,;s
exception, il was moi. less th,n ~,
The logged perseverance which ,boroc.
terized the third term men mi f,,rh,,Io
them 20 assist IN the nomio,tinn ~
another candidate bnwoycr hnm,iass +t,a
fortunes of tl,clr own. WI. nor sn,ulnteI
by those WHO thrnush "A bIIots c,.t their
votes steadil, ,or M. blaine Nrban 4,
bsc;,m,. rviu mi that i'm mn, "a ,I,ai,.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
How 70 Select Gooa Flour.

II it is white with slight yellow
tinge, and when wet will kuead dry and
elastic, II is good Squeeze some with
the hand to see If ii retains the shape
given by the pressure-a good sign.
Very white flour with blush tiugo and
black specks is not good-nor is the
kind that will kuead soft and sticky.
Nh. O. +. Davis, editor OF the Bloom
field, Iowa, Farmcl.. SAYS: II can recon.
mend Chamberlain Cough Remedy 10
all sufferers with colds and croup, /
have used it in my family for the past
two years and have found il the best |
ever used for the purposes for which it
is intended. 50 cent bottles for sale Inv
H. L. Wells, druggist.
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The height should be exactly equal to
the distance between the tips Of the
middle fingers OF either hand when the
arms are fully extended Another guide
for height is i've times the diameter of
the chest from one armpit to the other.
The distance from the junction of the
thigh to the ground should exactly
equal that from same point to the crown
OF The head. The knee should be ex.
actly midway between the same point
and the ground AT the heel The elbow
should he equally far from the tip Of the
middle finger and the middle Of the
line Of the breast The cain should lie
as far from the top of the head as from
tine armpits. The measurement around
the knuckle OF the closed fist should be
the length OF the foot
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

"A nigh PRESSURE ls.Flisr and an Irreguia,
Eater.


Eater
A gentleman who WINS Intimately
acquainted with Afr. Blaine said that in
his opinion Mr. Blaine broke himself
down BY incorporate work and Irregular
habits 81 entine. MI. Blaine was n high
pressure worker. Whenever ne became
deeply interested in a subject Ar Blaineis
ardent nature led him 10 work beyond
bis strength. lie would shrt himselt up
in his room would not allow him
self 10 be disturbed and wonld not eat
sleep or rest until he had hi shed his
task. BE seemed TO have adopted the
motto which tile great electrician Edison,
who works in much the same way, gave
toia youth, Don't look at the clock
i Mr.. Blaine was not ordinarily large
eater. but he was very irregular in his
eating. Apparently he had no marked
fondness for any Kind OF focd. He did
not care for fancy dishes and when travel
( ing seldom consulted the menu but told the
waiter 70 bring him good neal. He
liked plain oli-fashi0ned cooking. When
ever hedid taste anything which greatly
plensetl him II was hard to get him TO
quit, and he would continue to eat des
4pitaliis watcliful wiie's ndmonitions. In
former years be was fond OF horse back
riding nntlytook considerable exercise, but
of late DE btowed much tlisinclinatton to
bodily srtioa.
purihHflie winter before his illness he
4 gave iliisllS small dinucFs and WAS fire.
queni e,.ihct7ont.
Dnring the summer he lived on his
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
Ke1nassSs: .. s.sE.I sIps g Us Iis rss snpeyed

cnuse during the campaign. II was made
In rrcognitIon OF his Gtness for the post,
and as a compliment to Il trusted
friend
Mr.. BlIine's season OF service In his
new Office began with the inauguration
of the President, March 5, 1881, aud was
completed when on December 9th ~ the
same year he resigned the portfolio of
State In this time it was impossible to
accomplish anything Of Importance but
the chief Of his large-minded plans was
near fruition when he reliuquished his
place in the Cabinet. Scarcely four
months passed before the President WAS
shot down. Duriug tho three mouths that
followed Mr. Blaine WAS in cons
slant attcndtnee upon his Bedside
and when he died the short tifne during
which he continued inOffice was of little
value in carrying out his designs
friendly aid and counteAanceoftiifn under
whom they had been conceived being
lacking.
When Congress met after President
Garfield $ death II cnst about for fit
man to deliver d enlogy of Gen. Garfield,
and It's choice natural fell % Mr. Blaine.
1t has been allied one q lic noblast per-
forniances Of bis lie, ana certainly hel
neyef; spoke o 50 lofty and Inspiring Al
theme
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
nIs MEALrnI.

Valuable Real Estate, Coal I.nnds and
Other Paying: Enterprises.
Mr., Blaine died rich man, even as
wealth IS reckoned in these days. He was
worth close onto million Of dollars. IL
moi lnore than that amount. II Is prob.
able that il some of his speculative I'M
Investments could be sold out under nd
,vantageous circumstances TINT his
wealth would include him ii any list Of
millionaires. His holdings Of coal lands
are large and with the development OF the
country must greatly increase IN value IL
kept intact for several years
Mr Blaine BY reason Of his wide popu-
larity WIS associated with number OF
men 81 wealth In various enterprises and
Ills sagacity and business foresight Kept
him from wasting much money on brilIl-
ntbut illusionary speculative projects. He
was interested with Secretary Elkfns
years ago in u silver mine. out of which
he made considerlbleimoney
AT the time OF his death he owned eal
estate in the City OF Washington which
would probably sell under the hammer
for more than a quarter of million Of
dollars.
Mr. Blaine brought his Dupont Circle
kproperty, now almost in the heart Of the
fashionable Northwest when Stewart
Castle, which is across the way, was
thougllt to he out In the Suburbs. The
grounds aud tile house cost him approx
mated $4,000 Two or three years ago
he sold number of the lots in the rear
of his house for $4,000. fhe house and
the remaing ground is valued at. $ij0. 00U.
The house on Lafayette Square he az first
rented for three years with an option
sof purchasing Tor $4,000 lie took
advantage Of tile option and bought
the property after six months
residence He also owned some valuable
ground OH street, and considerable
area of ground of less wcll-established
but increasing value on what is known AS
Meridian Hill This property is just be.
You'd the old city limits and overlooks the
town.
ELL hrIhi,,n.,- ..f ~ Ns...l.... = !,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
$500 Reward !

WE will pay the above reward forany
ca ease of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipa.
tatlon or Costiveness We cannot cnre
with Weet'sVegetable Liver Pills. when
the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable. and never
iail to give satisfaction. Sugar coated.
Large boxes. containing so Pills, 81
cents, Beware of counterfeits and imi.
tatlons. The genuine manufactured
only by the John O. West Compnny.
Ghicago. Ill, For sale by Cunninehafa
Bros, druggists, Clarksburg W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
Rlaine,s 1tou.. Il Mas2iraton.

When Gov. Hayes was nominated on
the seventh ballot, the friends and sup.
porters Of Nr. Blaine accepted their de-
feat with good grace.
Mr.. Blaine entered the next convention,
held mt Chicago, June ., 1880, with al.
most exactly the same number OF sup
porters that had striyen for him in the
preceding contest. The fact IS remar ka-
bic, and most remarkable to those who
are best acquainted with the usual work.
ing Of politics In this country, Four
years had been Offered his opponents to
make combinations against him, four
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

The convention came toget her on We'd
,nesday, june IL, 1876 0nthe second day
tbepihtiofni was adppted ana the horninnt-
Ing speeches jnade. Col. Robert q. In.
sgersoll presented the iiame Of Mr., Blaine
aud gave to him the title Of Plltned
Knight, which CLING TO him thereafter
Col. Ihgcgsoll said: 'I-ike an armed
warrior, Ikea plumed knight, James 9.
Blaine MARCHED down the halls Of the
American congress and threw his shin
ing lances fttit and fair against the brlzen
forehead Of every dctamcr u his country
and nlaligner OF Its honor
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

all til sudden death Of his second sen,
Tie one 81 whom the father was very
proud. Ia tbe opinion Of Mr. B.aine,s
piysciins no man. even with the frame
IL 4 aiiitit and Gle will u NAPOLEON,
could resist disease wtiiir living ii the
shadoW Of such a csiain II sorrpigs as this,
and the efforts ~ the men u sttence were
constantly handicapped BY the hand Of
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is always within
the bounds OF reason because it is true;
1T always appeals to the sober, common
sense OF thinking people because it is
true; and it is always fully suhstnntiatcd
by endorsements which, in the financial
world would be accepted without u
moments hesitation.
Fora general family cnt,artic weeou-
hdently reco nmend Hosd's Pills.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

Nippon tell you, revolutions never
80 backward
Tuck That's all bosh. The revolving
years have brought this old dress coat
OF mine into fashion seven times since
first got IT, Chicago Tribune.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
THE HOMELlEsT Man *

ClaIksburg as well as the hundsomest
and Others are invited to call on any
druggist and get free trial bottle Of
Lungs, q remedy that is selling entirely
upon its merits and is guaranteed to re-
lieve and cure all Chronic and Acute
coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con.
sumption. Large bottles so cts. and 81.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
~ tut I,ls,lnr.

He My dear cousin, | assure YOU /
would never dare rob those sweet
lips of kiss.
she-'o, you hypocrite! didn't YOU
make an attempt of that character the
other day.
He-Never Far from having any in
tention Of robbing you of kiss was
trying TO give you one.-'rexas Siftings.
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wiIlInr to oblIre.

Jones ION his lsnees) Oh, Maria, be
conslderate and put mo out Of my mis-
cry at once.
Maria--I will, Mr.. Jones; you stay
there TIL lgct the shotgun.
Exit Jones through the window
Texns Strings.
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mlnt.

Have you got a collection Of any
kind, asked Uncle Mark, "that can
help you with?',
yes. SIR replied Ned; "I've got a
collection Of United States coins in my
bank, but nothing larger than dime.
Hnrper's Young People.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

mild way Continuing to live in Wash.
ington, he began ut once the composition
Of work which he has called II'wenty
Years in Congress. " He devoted himself
assidnously to writing, and Was abie
after little more than two years labor. lto
present TO the public thick volume Al
an eArnest Of bis intention. ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03
flames Gillespie Blaine,
Outlined nom page 2.

news Of the nomination wns received no
maintained THE same comppsilre
In speaking Of the result ~ sald that
he felt all the mors gratifed because Il
was an honor that had come 70 him un-
solicited.