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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Sans itnb Spf.
Netti6 unb 3tpiebel alS Sau8s
unb Oeilmittel.

Gine aIts 8oridrift fast iibsr ben
&etti9 foIsenoeS: ,,Der 8etti6 bers
mag ben appetit su srfpeden, ipenn
er ppr Der Wlabl3eit, unb bic 8ers
bauune su fDrbern, tpenn er nah beriels
ben senOfen tpirb, neil ct cine itari
sertbeilenbe &raft bat. DeS Rettids
Gusenb in Der Arsnsi iif, baB er ben
sdben SdIeim i'm &5rper aertbeiIt unb
austreibt, bic 8ruit rdumt, alien Suiten
itiat, iotpie aud BEL Steinbeidperoen
unb @aferfudt 2inberuns su beridafs
fen bermas. DaS aus ben MurseIn se'
brannte Mafer, nod mebr aber Der Saft,
permae CUTE Dienlte bel Dlils. unb 2e'
berleioen su tbun unb ipirft treibeno bel
9lierens ober 8Iaienfein. Die Wursel,
in blnne S1eibsn sei6nittsn unb mil
SaIs auf bic Subioblen eeIest, siebt BEL
ssieber bic Sibe berau8 unb f9afft ben
Waiieriiidt;een 2inbsruns. llnb tpenn
ioIde Sdsiben, nit 8uder beiireut,
iiber Nadt Iiesen seIaHen iperben. seben
tie elm BaHer, tpeldes bic Simmer i'm
@eiibt pertreibt." g8ursel unb Samen
beS idtparsen 8ettidS tparen bon ieber
aIS SeiImitteI befannt unb fpsrben off.
sieq in ben Gpotbefen seftibrt, unb nod
bsute 1T 8etti1iaft Elm befannte8 unt
beliebteS Sausmittel sesen Suiten,
gine mir nabeitebenbe, iedsieidbriBs
Dame bate iid nit 8etti4iaft bon
einem Suiten, Der iie iobrelans eepIa9l
unb iebsr &unit ber Ierste fpottete, polI'
itdnbis befrsit unb bIieb aud baopn pes.
i6ont bis an ibr 2ebenSenbe. Ser
idwurse 8ettid piro sepubt, auf einem
Rsibsiien serieben unb our6 Elm reines.
tpeiBes 9dppden seprebt. Ser baburt
seiponnene Saft piro mad Berbdltnlt
nit Elm bis sipei 2bffeI 8anoiSsuder Der.
iiiBt unb bapon morsens nii6tern, abenoi
uor bem Sblafenseben unb nab 8ebIrf
niB bel Suitenreis aud einisemaIe pdb'
renb bss Cages Elm bis spei TbeeIbffeI
poa senommen. @esen ben Std. ooer
8eudbuiten Der 8inber leitet bieie'
8etti6iaft ebenfaas iddbenspertbt
Oienite. 8efannt iinb ia aud BIZ
Rettidbonbons ais Ntittel eesen Su'
fen. S6parse 8ettide, aud @inter'
retti6e senannt. balten iid in einem
suten Seller oper einsesraben lanss
@eniser befannt 1T es, ouf
bic eew6bnli6e 8odspiebel ebenfaas
zines ber befen SauSmittel seeen BIZ
beionoerS i'm Srdbiabr unb Serbit ir
bdufis berridenbe &atarrbe uno Suiten
1T. Die 3piebeIn iperben su bieiem
3wede. in bier Tbeile seidnitten, mil
8anbissuder eebampft; bon benz iid
oabur6 biIoenbsn 3pisbeIiaft tpirp aac
stpei bis brei Stunoen Elm fleiner Ibeer
lbffel bpQ senommen. Dieien eiusefo6
ten Suft iolIte ieOe SuuSfrau in pertorfa
ten Sluibeu iteiS porrdibis balten. Su
ben meiiten Salen ersielt man beiiert
8eiuItate bamlt, aIS nit ben befannter
tbeuren 8atarrbmitteln, 3. y. 8onbOnS.
Saftden II. {. M. SteIe 8onbons, BIZ
mir tbeuer eriteben. entbaIten nidts ale
3uder unb 3piebeIiaff, unb oaruuI
berubt ibre Wirtune. 0as fbnnen nil
unS i'm Saus nit 3pIebeliaft blaisel
beidaffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
ga IN sbnn m;sserboIt ouf bic oIIs

Gs 1T idpn ipieberbplt auf bic aIer
@ere9tisfeit Sobn ipre6encen Seridts'
perbanblunsen in unieren io8enannten
5riebensseri6ten aufmerfiam sema6t
porben. Sn ben meliten SdIlen weroen
oieieIben nur, um bem 6riecensrl6ter
einen 8erbienit gu ii6ern, an8enommen
unb bemienisen TbeiI bic Sofen aufse.
biirbet, iuelder su Sabluns oerielben I'M
Stan6e 1T. Sn Der &ssel tpirb aber Der
SerfIaete serupft, gang esal, cb er itul'
big ober i6uIbloS 1T. Sn einem 2unb,
oaS auf Civilization gniprud MAIDEN
mill, ioIte ber SrieoenSridter 70 seIteIlt
iein, bab er eS ni6t n0ibis bat, sum
SaIsabl6neiosr an perben. @enn un.
Iere ,,patriotiiden" 9lmerifaner psrlan-
gen, bab bas einseipanDerte, nit tIaren
8edtsbesriffen bierbsrfommenoe Clement
iein Sein uno Iradten ebenfalls in ames
rifaniidem YatriotiSmus aufSeben Iaiien
ioa, bann mihen iie erit bic barbarii6en
3uitdnbe uno beionbers bic alIer 8ereb.
ttsfeit Sobn ipredence, barbarii9e Su'
itiSpHese abibafen, unter pelder telne
mabre 8aterlanpsliebe sebelben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
5beefultur in StorDamerifa.

9is 8uItur Der 9beepHanse einsufibs
rem, 1T einem DR.. Sbeparo auf ieiner
5arm BEL Gbarleton in Siib.Garolinu
periu6Speiie selunsen. gBie er bem
Aderbaubepartement beribtet, baben bic
meiten Der Tbeeitauoen, bic i'm Sabre
1889 sepfanst tporben iino, lnfolse
metbobiider 8ebanbluns nad Der i'm
Orient sebraudliden Weiie idon i'm
lebten Sabre einen befriebisenoen grs
tras eeliefert, unb Der Iebtidbrise
@rnteertras an eeb6rrtem Tbee betraae
pro 4crs 384 Bfunb. IS if spar nod,
tein nennenSiperteS GrsebniS, bod 1T
su beriidii6tisen, bab bic iunsen Staus
ben mbsIidft sei6ont unb nur bic fIein.
fen 8latter sepflidt iporben iinb. Gr'
perten bssei1nen bic Aualitdt ais ebenio
gut, tpie iene beS belten eneIii9en Srdb.
itidstbees unb beHer, tpie bic bieIen
Sorten bes 6ineiiiden uno inbiiden
8epdhieS. DR.. Sbeparb ertpartet, oab
in foIse iorfaItiser SsbanbIuns in gu:
tunft iid nod feinere SOrten iperosn
ersieIen Iafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Hu q Sdptuofnhtiae.

Ser llntepeidnete, ueIder nab mebrdbrt
aen 9eioen bon sinem idpereu 3un9enllbeI
uno Der sefiirdteten 9 dwino nd ourdl
Elm einfadss WitteI sebeiIt puroe, miini6l
all ieinen RitIeioenoen Die WetboOe Der Seil.
uns betannt Su MAIDEN. Gr miro ALLEN, ote
es piniden. tohenfrei eipe abitrift Dee @e
3eptes ienOen, weIdes cine fidsre Seiluns fur
. S6wiub iudt, aitbma, Gatarrb
Brou6itis uno alls pals. uno nunsen
aifettionen 1T. gr bufft. bab ale eeioenoen
Iein DlitteI probirsn. lpeldes uniddBbar it,
8er oas 8sSept, oas uidts toftet uno iesens'
raid iein fam. wiinidt, idrsibe 9efdli9it on
8ep. Gbwarb u. WiIion, BrootIpn
Nep Norf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

lleber eine neue, raffinirte Grt bon
@aunerei, ipeI6e in IeBter 3eit in 2usern
uno 3Iri6 tpieberboIt porsefommen,
peib oa8 .,8aterIano" su beridien
Sin antdnbis ausiebenber Serr fdbrt
nit elmer Sroibfe Dor Elm SoteI unb
lGbt lid iofort in ben Speiieiaal fiibren
Seinen Sanofoffsr ldbt ct lid ebsnfaaS
babin brinsen, oa er balc wieoer abrei'
fen mliile. Q8dbreno er nun ipeiit.
tommt e,n onberer Serr. ipeiit ebenfaaS
gang raid, um I'M Sort8eben-oas
8bifer6en oeS eriteren init iib su neb'
men. Der auerit ansefOmmene Nsiienpe
iudt bann natiirlid iein @isentum, fin
oct es nidt uno madt ben Wirt semdb
ben 8eitimmuusen beS Oblisationens
rsdts fur ben Sbaben berantiportlid.
Sn einseInsn Sdaen subIten bic Sotelists
Die nidt serabe bpdseiteate Soroeruns
suttpiais. in anberen SaIIen tpeiserten
tie iib suerf, eaben aber idliebllb bod
nad, UNI Der ansebrpbten SerDffents
Iiduns in Der 3eltuns uno 10 Deiter Su
entaebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

Cine intereHante, altronomii6e Gre
ibeinuns pirb am 10. Nopember su bes
obadten iein, ndmli6 oer Durbsu8 oeS
Blaneten Merfur Dor Der Sonneni9eibe.
gr pirb in 9lprbs unb SGoamerifa,
europa uno anoersn 2beiIen iidtbar
isin unb fam Iei6t NIT SIlfe zines
Telescopes betradtet tperben. Wlebrere
Bsrionsnf6nnsn nuf einmal slei6Seitis ben
Dur6sane beobadten, nenn man bur6
Elm IeleseOp elm Bib Der Sonneni6elbe
auf einen ns,Ben Yaplerbosen falen
!dBt. Dian befsitist Elm, nit einem
gmidnitte oeriebenes SolatIDb6en an
einsn Stpd, ber am unteren gnbe oes
2sIeStop anssbra6t 1T. Sn ben Gins
i6nitt tpirb Das Yapier seibobsn, oas
ourd bas IeIesfop bas Rilo Der Some
auinimmt unb beutli6 Wirb man ben
S6atten oes Werfur alS runoen Buntt
uber bic Sonnenidsibe babinSieben
iebsn. Die @rideinuns bauert I'M 9an'
ssn etlpa 81 Stunben uno ipiro bier bon
10 llbr Morsens bis 3 ubr Nu4mittass
ii6tbar iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

16g- Wasbsburs Sauerfraut, 8israrf
S6rinse, Soadnbiide Sdrinse beim DuB'
enb ooer sdbben bel Bibmaper, Jlo.
$50 2afananna 9lpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

Sn Der s9lniiebIuns @ermano
in Sarriion Gounip i'm bitliden Obio
fanb am 8. Oftober cine ieltene Samis
lien. .8eunion itatt. gS gait. ben bun.
bertiten @eburtStas Der 6rau 8atbarine
Subler, bic am 8. Oitober 1894 in Der
@eeenb seboren ipurbe, Su feiern. Sic
tpar bus spsiie ipeibe 8inb, tpeldes in
benz ,,G6rbtpeitern 3errltorium" baS
2idt Der @elt erblidte, unb in beiben
6dqen iparen es &inber beuiider @Itern.
Bon ben sebn &inbern isnes alien Gns
iieblerspaars iinb nur nod swei am
2eben: bic Sunoertidbrise unb bic SO
Sabre alte Srau Dlarsarete Weifer bon
IuscaratpaS county. Das 8eburiSs
tassfinb, ipelbeS iib nod berbdltniB.
mabis GROCER 8diiisteit erfreut, empfins
Die bersli6en @liidmInide bon ben 2eu.
ten auf piele Yieilen in Der llmseBenb.
Nabesu 400 8sripanbte batten ii6 su Der
5amiIien Rsunion einsefunoen. Die
SubIer's famen aus Der Pfals nad
YennipIpanien uno bon bort nab Obio.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

I9- Masbsbura Sauertraut. 8ismart
Sdrinse, Soadnoii6e Sdrinse beim Dub.
enb o6er Sdbden bel 9Biomuper, 9lo $50
2adananna Apenue.
s@- 8eitelt baS ,.Wo6enbIatt"-eS
entbdlt ale 9a6ri4ten-s2 iabrIi4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

S4 6. Soi. &iitteI bat feline 5abrit
binter Der Ofiee beS ,WOdenbIatt", 5ll
2ada. 4penue, fertiet Drabtarbsiten
ieoer benfbaren glrt an unb rednet
mdbise Breiie. 42,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

B@- 2siet bas ,,8odenbIatt" reseI'
mdbig; es foitet nur s2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Sobn &lafen, Ssrssss gs,a.,s.r /,
3I7 Qtuben Straf,e.

Snoem id allen Sreunosn our auSese brinse
oab ih mid am obi9en plate etablirt babe,
9ebe i'd Die 8erfideruns bab ib mene pertbs
Sunoeu in Sdnitt. Aualitdt bes Sudes uno
BreiIen sufrieoen iteIIen weroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

s@- Ssiteat bas ,.8odenbIutt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

s@- GnnOneirt i'm ,,8OdenbIatt".
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08
500 Reward. S1OO.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages. and
That is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires q CON
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
~ on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, terebv DESTROYING the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building no the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have
SO much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails TO cure. Send
for list OF testimonials. Address.
f. j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, o. Sold 10y Druggists. 75c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

ticket Secretary Gresham is reg
istored and says he will go to Chi
cago and vote the straight Dem
ocratic ticket; Secretary Morton.
who has just returned from Eu-
rope, found so much business
awaiting his attention that he pair.
ed with Nebraska Republican and
will not go home to vote Secretary
Carlisle is so busy that he will not
vote, but he would if there was
any doubt about the result in Ken
lucky; Secretary Smith aud Sec
rotary Herbert both expect to vote
the straight Democratic ticket, but
nobody seems to know ATTORNEY
General Olney's intentions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

Ex Secretary of the Treasury
Foster must have lost his political
cunning along with his fortune. or
he would not have been so foolish
rs to write positive denial Of his
having during the closing days of
the Harrison administration Or
dered the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing to prepare plates for the
printing of bonds, so that they
could be ready for a bond issue at
days notice. HIS oflici al order
for the preparation of the bond
plates is on record at the Treasury
Department, and copy of it was
this week published. "rcll The
troth," is the best rule, in politics
MS well as III everything else.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08
s=-H Council.

Mr. Chote trying a new typewriter
girl'-She's awfully slow.
Mrs Chote who has happened In and
catches a sight Of the new Acquisitions
face You'd better keep her, John
Leslie'a Weekly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08


A. Shahah-A. Jasper Shahah.
Huifinan--Clarence Mathena.
mpson- Robert Loar.
Warren Davis.
Old Sandy--Allen Lindsey.
No. 24-.Della Wills.
Halbrlttcr-Virgie Spahr.
UNION DISTRICT.
Tanners--Ben II. E.sey.
Beatty--C. W. Elscy.
Snowy CTeek-Fern Fogle.
Painters Mills-Nina Forman.
Acknowledgment Lawton.
Lantz Ridge-Lena l.. Benson.
Cot RIdge-Clay Fortney.
New Salcm-FanDy. Bcechv.
Hordestyville-.I. b. Lindsey.
Glrde kun-0eorge X. Stemple.
Aurora-O. G. Wilt. Principal:
Nora NJ. Lantz, Assistant.
Grange llnll-John Is. Wilt.
Stemple Rijge--Cora NJ. Wilt.
Forest Dale-Dora Wiles.
Accident-Lot;ie Stemple.
Stll-Emma Shaw.
Slnnbnugh Manor-Ed. Sawyer.
lleckert-Lizzic Stemple.
Cross Roads-D. w. Siemple.
Slaubaugh Tina Sisler.
Eglnn- James Sisler.
Brookside-Lee A. Smith.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Terra Terra-H. S. Whetscll.
Principal; LIST Assistant, J. o. Jen.
kins; I'd Asst, Winnie WEIGH; Bird
Asst, Matte Casteel.
Brahams, Nora Welch.
Beatty's, Sylvia Werner.
Albrights, o. A. Borrower.
Forman's Gate, Eta Bishop.
Lick Run, j. S. Trembly.
Cranes, S. b. Martin.
Union, Clara Frceland.
Rhodes, Maud Fraley.
Rodamers, Mollv Joyce.
Messenger, W. ii. Chambers.
Freelands, Spencer " hitehair.
Dorlty, ID. A. King.
Kelly's, Ira NJ Cupp.
GAINESVILLE, G G. Teets.
Oak Grove, A j Lee.
Salt Lick, Fuller Martin.
Pine Run, G. II Freeland.
Nordrck, Rettic Bucknlcw.
Worthington Manor, II G. Collins.
Victory, & + Dodge.
Iloye Run, J G Mason.
Bradford, Vim is Frpcland.
Corinth. Kate Slsler, Principals:
LYDIA Sisler, Assistant.
Mt. Run, Fuller Messenger.
Buffalo, & w White.
Welch's, Q Il rremhly.
GRANT DISTRICT.
White, Dora Scott.
Bruceton. Chas w Borrower.
Bfandonville, Isa Copcmmn.
Laurel Run, Robert koontz.
HopeweI|, + r Speelman.
Pleasant Hill, Eflie GribbIe.
y ountaiu Grove, Calvin SpIker.
Clifton Mills, ID y Ridenour.
Greenville. q Il Hill.
Valley, b ID Spiker. '''77"os-
Oak Grove. Lille Barnes.
Thom1s, Jeremiah Thomas.
Guthrie. james W Wolfe.
Chestnut Avenue, Allen Maust.
PLEASANT DI. TRICT.
Mt. Nebo. \ VI Wolfe
Gales, Lizzie Jenkins.
Pleasant Valley, II A Bailey.
Mt Zion, w. NJ. Englchart.
Beech Run, To be supplied.
Deep Hallow. j. Claude Shaw.
Glade Meadows, Jennie llarsh-
barger.
Sugur Valley, Minnie Frank
houser.
Guscman, Will Barnes. Z
Chichester. Maggie King.
Boyer. Grace KING.
Center, Ezra Kelly.
Locust Grove. } Kelly.
Lynndale, To be supplied.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08
OUR SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
Where They Will Hold Forth This
Winter and Teach the Young
Idea How TO Shoot.

we nave Deen trying for some
time to get complete list OF the
schools of the county and the
teachers that will have charge this
winter, and herewith present as
good list as can be secured up to
date. There are probably some
mistakes IN 1t, as several changes
have been made and trustees slow
about deciding on applications,
teachers waiting on certificates. etc.
We hopo that anyone noting mis-
take will drop us a card correcting
1t and report any vacancy in the
list, MS we desire to get it correct
and complete.
kINGWoOD DISTRICT.
hlngwood Acedemy-Principa
Prof. Rufus Holden.
Grammar Departmcnt-Mrs.M Mol
lie Holden.
intermediate Dept. Miss LAURA
Parks.
Primary Dept. miss Belle Spahr.
Colored School--Miss Anna Craig.
Observation-Disclosures, Thomas
o liara; Assistant, -
Howesville-Geo. l.. Shaffcr.
Pleasant Dale-.JOs. +. White.
Green's Run-Miss Ella Cope
man.
Morris-Mlss Matte Copeman.
Snyder Cbapel-Bert Il. Gibson.
Camp Ground-T. ID. Craig.
Eighty Gut --
Catholic Church-G. Il. Barlow.
Turners-W. o. Miller.
Savage-John a. Sterling.
Garlitz-J. III. S. Barlow.
Hopcwell-Samuel Shalfer.
Irish Ridge-Mollie McGinuis.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Observation-Disclosures, Jos. y.
White; Assistant, r. b. Elliott.
Reedsyille-ElIa Borrower.
Venom. W. Cobun.
Zinn's Chapel--Florence Shafrer.
PIainview-Lelitia Brown.
Fairfax-Agnes Clever.
Oak Walter Watson.
Friendship-Oscar w. linn.
North Union-Cyrus w. Field.
Strife-Prontiss Forman.
Long Hollow-Ami Everly.
Slabtown--Dora Manear.
LYON DISTRICT.
Newburg Graded Schocl-Princi.
pal, LoraIn Fortney.
Assistant-Miss Lucy Turnkey.
Grammar Dept.-Maggie Gross.
intermediate Dcpt.-Rosn Glenn.
Primary Dept.-Arti Horchler.
INDEPENDENTLY. w. Candy.
Principal; Grammar Dept, A. w.
Brown; Primary, Adah Cobun.
Ansten-A. +. Michael, Princi.
pal; Nellie Flynn, Assistant.
Irondale-lnez wilkins, Princi.
pal; Frank Llnham, Assistant.
Gladesyille--Mdud Brown.
Concord-A. W. McGinnis.
Sand Ridge Mrs. Lou +. Hart.
Canaan-E. e.. MYERS.
Scotch HiIl-W. VI Sinclair.
Postum Hollow. T.. Freeman.
Orr-Miss Olive Daily.
Fairview-B. j Forfnoy.
Allenders-A. A. pylcs.
HARMONY. j. COnley.
Chestnut Rdgc-Myra Gibson.
BENO DISTRICT.
Rowlesburg Principal J.
W. Michael; lst Assistant. Nefti,
llerndon; I'd Asst, Elsie Simpson.
Joues-W Walter Davis.
Baptist-Pr.rcipal, May Davis .
Assistant, -
shaver Minnie Murdock.
Red Oak--NOra Stafford.
Steycnburg T. y. Fortucy.
l;idcnour VIII Thomas.
Pleasant Grove Braxton Corn
we'll.
S w. Zion To be supplied.
Egaualle - j.. Sterling.
York Run llctGc Church.
Shay
Uniou-I. T.. Shahln.
feIiow,i.lc Principal, William
Monroe Assistant, Bert ByIyarI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

The Post Office Department. in
order to enlist The assistance Of
private citizens IN the protection Of
the y. 5. Mails. both i'm transit
and in post offices, has offered n
series Of rewards, $1,000 for the
conviction in any L. S. Court a.
any person, on the charge Of rob.
oing the mails while conveyed in
q mail car attached to q railway
train $500 for q conviction Oh the
charge Of robbing The mails while
Deing conveyed oyerauy post route.
o'hor than o railway $3.50 for a
conviction on the charge Of ATTEMPT
ing to rob The mails, and $50 for
p CONVICTION on The charge Of break.
i'g INTO y post office and stcalioo.
$500 when lhc amount stolen er-
cecds $500.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

I'm M than any known rnedi.
cine, yet 20 mild that the feeblest can take
them with perfect security yet 50 pow erfui
In their effects that they can BE- safely called
p Never Failing Regulator. Zach Dor con-
taina hfty pills, with fun directions enclosed.
Price, Five Dollars per box Foid by drug.
girtg OF sent BY mai upon receipt % price.
Refuse 81 patent ncdicinee. Take only The
prepared prescription 81 o. physician IN urar-
.ce. Dr.. ~. Eurhg HUrtshnrg. tho reliable
specialist once, im Park Avenue. baltimore
Nd. Cut this Out for future reference.
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gentlor EEK, every Of whom should snbscribe e
Demort sts Magazine. II you are unacquainted win
tts mcrits. send for specimen copy FREQ, and
you viii admit 'h1t seeing these THUMBS has pnf
you in tho ny ~ saving moucy by fudfug in one
MafsZne cytrythng 90 satisfy Go literary w6nts Of
thc whole fanny
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
OUR Weekly Letter from the Home of
'Uncle SAM"
W AsHINGToN, ID. c.,
Nov. 3. 1894.

Senator Faulkner is more con
hdent than at any time during the
campaign that the Democrats Will
cleo, Il majority of the next House.
Ills estimates of Democratic success
IN Indiana and Wisconsin. where
the Republicans have been making
sdch sweeping claims. have dls.
concerted the Repu bican campaign
managers to an unusual degree.
1t has called their bluffs and they
are trying to find II way 10 keep
from showing their hand. Senator
Faulkner has been paying partic-
ular attention To the Congressional
end of the New York campaign
and, while he has not succeeded in
harmonzlng the party in New York
city to as great an extent rs be
wished, he considers the Democratic
outlook much improved within the
last few days. He had confer
cnce with President Cleveland 6av
before yesterday, and 1t is presumed
that they talked about the cam.
pAlgn, but Senator Faulkner hasn' t
said publicly that they did.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

Samuel Pitchers prescription MAR
contains Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. n harmless substitute
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing and Castor
It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty
o tori IL rem
he TIERS repd.
Castoria. Castoria.
edtochnd that
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d
The seof tor "a uivera land
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ucde
results"
D. IDwrvI PARpxyM d,
New YokCH Srect anI IA Ave, NewYor
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MononRah Accommodation leaves Fairmont
AZ llNO " NJ. arrives ut MonODgsh at if25 A..
VI. Returning leaves MonOngah nt 2Os y. l..
arrives Fairmont 2.30 +. NJ Trains ally except
Sunday.
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Compete pdes lists otwioss snd lIquors msnsdss,.

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D. adtng Hard ~ afe dcater Of The
cunt.
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When travelling between Pittsburgh. Wheel
ing MOrRantOwn or FairmOnt and ClarksburR
W estOD, Parkersburg or Charleston, The
Monongah Route offers the shortest and quick.
est line. Cluse connections made with II. & q,
4 o. and W. Va. q r. trains north, south. cyst
and west: Ask for through tickets via. "Iho
MOnonRab Route"
HvGH O. BowI.Es. Gent supt..
MOnObgah, W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

The annual report of Pension
Commissioner Lochrcn saws Of the
notorious Long pension, which WIS
reduced by the Bureau OF Pensions.
that under honest but mistaken in.
expectations of pension laws Judge
Long has obtained more than 81
Ooo to which he never was legally
entitled, and adds the belief of the
Commissioners, that should Long
ever take the matter to tie U. S.
Court, as ne has said he would. the
decision may impel hlm 20 con.
slder the propriety Of refundinq
this money to the government.
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DR.. M. CURBY BURKHARD'S

Ing q Practice % twenty
Eve years. have cous
scented % prepare and
supply 20 you this ug-
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male frreauiArttiss.
The climax Of medical
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Dr. Hurk har6'a
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-08

Public Printer Benedict has gone
to New York to take part in the
closing work of the campaign. He
Is regarded as high authority in the
politics of that State, and lust be
fore leaving Washington expressed
himself as follows on Democratic
prospects: "My correspondence as
sures me that the party in the State
is united and enthusiastic for suc.
cess. The newspaper accounts fur.
Their convince me of that fact. /
know the active men i'm most of the
counties of the State within the
party. | have met them often in
their localities IN matters political.
know how much they have been
divided of late: | am sure thew
are now working fol victory i'm the
common cause. While this place
IS not favorable for political prog
nostications, | am very hopeful Of
success, and ! am sure of a united
Democratic party in the State here
after as the result Of Senator HIPS
splendid canvass" Mr.. Benodict
said of another matter in which
Democrats are much interested :.
Il know that Secretary Carlisle is
anxious to see the Democratic ticket
elected, but Of course, as Assistant
Secretaries Wike, HamIin and Chr
It's are out Of town, making speech
es for the party in different rec-
tons OF the country, he is unable
70 leave here on account Of his
Official duties, and believe the
New York Democrats will appre-
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