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CURE FOR NOSEBLEED.
Also Good Thing for People Who Like
to get their friends Oh string.

A few weeks ago / saw crowd col
leeted around carriage In front of a
doctors Office, writes a Philadelphian.
Pushing my way into the crowd | saw
very pale young man in carriage
suffering from nosebleed, holding out
the fore finger of each hand to gen.
tleman, evidently physician, who
was engaged in tying them together
with a string placed around the last
joint of each finger | asked him il
that would cure the nosebleed, and he
answered certainly, eyes" | waited
a few minutes and saw the cure eff
fected. A few days later | tried the rem
edy on my office boy, who had severe
case of nosebleed, and it cured him al
most Immediately. l asked regular
physician about it and he replied gruff-
ly, "Hypnotism. This | did not
quite understand, but it set me think
ing. Last Thursday evening a couple
of young ladies, the daughters of my
next door neighbor, who had been at
tending a church entertainment, re-
turned home in state of laughing
hysteria-the s'giggler" in Mrs. Jar
ley's wax works had been too much for
them. ! was called in as a friend to
see what could be done for them. 1t
was no laughing matter, for they were
having spells of fainting. tied up
their finger joints with strings, telling
them it would cure them, and it did.
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Tell the Postmaster.

When you post a letter you should
be particular to caution the postmas-
ter to send it out by first mail. Other
wise he may think you had dropped it
in the box for deposit. When letter
is put in the postoffice the postmaster
does not know whether you want it
sent out or not, unless you tell him.
Besides he is liable to wrap it up in a
clean rag and lay it up on shelf to
look at for several days if you do not
tell him to send it out the first mail.
There is large profit to the postmas-
ter in holding letters back for mail
or two before sending them out. Some
very careless people drop letters in the
box without directing them to be sent
out first mail and the postmaster does
not know what to do with them.
Don't forget to tell him to dispatch
your letter by first mail.
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Not Scared BY Free Coal.

Mr.. d. Il. Matson, president OF the
Pocahontss Coal Company. has re-
turned IL Bluetield W. Va, from an
extensive Western tour in the inter
ests Of his company, which is rapid
~ extending its business in that di-
rertion This year the West will use
100000 tons OF Pocahontas coal, and
next year Mr.. Matson is confident
10000 tons will be shipped on order
West if the Norfolk and Western
road can furnish the necessary trans
portation Being asked what effect
placing coal on the free list would
have on the Poeahonias coal field,
Mr.. Matson promptly replied: "Oh.
scarcely none. We are not alarmed
at ali, and think it will effect us so
little that the matter is not worth
fighting '-Boitimore Sun.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-01-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL OVER A STATE.

My wife had been helpless with
rheumatism for several weeks and
confined to her bed. In less than one
week after using the ElectFopoise she
was able te be out and go to church.
]. H. Hayes. Greensboro, Ky.
Since using the Eectropoise | feel
at least 20 years younger.
G. w. Flint, Skylight, Ky.
/ believe the EIectropoise to be the
greatest invention Of the age.
Miss Matte McNary, Greenville, Ky.
The Electropoise has given perfect
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results have been perfectly wonderful.
Richard J. Whelan. Bardstown, Ky.
Thanks to the Electropoise for what
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relief for toothache. w. Z. Willett,
Carlisle, KY.
/ have used the Electropoise in my
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years old down TO the baby one year
old with the happiest results in all
cases. Several of my neighbors have
them and all well pleased. Every
body should have one. +. NJ. Gala
han, Verona, Ky.
To me the work of the Electropoise
is a mystery almost miracle. Rev.
j. |. Rodgers, Danyille. Ky.
The Eletropoise has cured me of
asthma and kidney trouble. |. Yo-
cum, Taylorsville, Ky.
am wonderfully pleased with the
Electropoise and would not be with
out it for any consideration. 1t has
done world of good for me already.
Mrs. Jonathan Reid, Knoblick, Ky.
Money could not buy the Electro
poise from me. 1t has given my wife
wonderful relief from rheumatism.
CIV. Wright, Campbellsville, Ky.
l regard the Electropoise as the
wonder of the Nineteenth century.
My wife, though not yet well, is bet
ter than she has been for fifteen years,
having been a constant sufferer and
confined to her bed with little pros
pect of ever being out, but is now up
and about. II. B. Woodward, Hardy
vile, Ky.
The Electropoise has done me a
great deal of good. Isaac Duncan,
Lewisburg, KY.
/ think it the greatest curative
agent in existence. Miss Beulah Dale
Russellville, Ky.
| am much pleased with my expert
ence with the Electropoise and believe
it in advance of any known remedy for
| the restoration of the normal condi-
ton of the system, and it has been
proven so practically as well as theo-
retically. DIR. j, W. Clarke, Angus.
ia, Ky.
My house was a regular hospital
until the Electropoise was placed in it.
A. G. Newsum, 1892 Second street,
Louisville, Ky.
The Electropoise restores wasted
vitality, and the claims made are not
exaggerated Mrs. G. G. Bersot,
Louisville, Ky.
Address Dubois s. WEBB, Nor
ton Block, corner Fourth and Jeffer-
son streets, Louisville, Ky.
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WEEKLY REGISTER

Al
WHEELING, w. VA.
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MORGANTOWN, w. VA.
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The following from the New York
Worid Is strong talk from the shoul-
der. aa exactly FITS two papers and
several men in West Virginia, as
veli a. sizes up the position Of Con-
gress on vital question:
~Rsnaer hiss it that some Demo
c sis contemplate forming a log roll
ing combination to proven, tariff re
form. Their scheme is reported to
be to prevent any decrease of the
tariff in respect to industries in
which they or their constituents are
interested.
ANY partial and unequal reform
will be worse than none Ii will ruin
the Democratic party, and ought to.
The Democrats who join any such
conspiracy to defeat the performance
of the duty 10 which the party is
pledged are ,rsitors.
1T is the misfortune Of the Demo
cratic party that it has SO many men
in public life who are Democrats for
revenue only. They have no princi-
pies. They cannot be depended up
On in an exigency A lot of this
sort prevented the prompt repeal of
the Silver Purchase act They were
finally beaten, but they did all the
mischief they could before they
yielded.
We know there are men in both
branches OF Congress who were cleo
ted as Democrats, hut are at heart
Republican protectionisis. Some of
them are the same men who were de.
termined 10 compromise on the sill
yer question. These are men who
can be depended upon in no issue Of
principle, but they never surrender
partisan claims on offices and salar.
les.
What we desire to say distinctly
now when the lines are being drawn
is that the man who is in favor OF
taxing the many for the benefit OF
the few had better GO over openly to
the Republican proteciionist party
where he properly belongs. The
Democratic party does not stand for
that idea. The Republican party
does
If anybody has supposed that
tariff reform can he accomplished
without hurting temporarily some OF
the plutocrsts who have been pam.
pered by iafiif hnunties, he has not
sense enough to pose as statesman,
at is time when Democrats mus,
closely watch their representatives
| Those who are allies Of tue Republi
can pfotectienists must be marked
We do not believe that there are
enough OF them to prevent reform,
but whoever they are they must be
forced to show their true colors."
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY
The Chief Educational Institution
OF THE STATE

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TUITION free to West Virginia students in all
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DR.. P. B. REYNOLDS, Vice President,
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when she Was a Child. she cried Tor castoria.
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Wien she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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"The use Of sCasforia Is 50 universal and
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Carlos MAnryN, D. D.,
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", B, & J. H. Smvth,
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IZ;Sll;]lZ;l


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THE NEWS OF THE WORLD


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HALLER \ BIlACKMORE.
ara 8 1yA Ftrst Ave-, I'ittsburg, Pa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
REUNIONS OF GRADUATES.

The graduates of Federal Street Gram
mar school, about 400 i'm number, attended
the first annual reunion of the classes last
evening. A substantial collation. was
served, followed by the following pro-
gram:
Address, for committee of arrangements,
Mr.. William III. Eddy; piano solo, polka,
"Le Ball." Rubinstein, Clarence q. Ham
ilton; soprano solo, selected, Miss Mabel
q. Tinkham; reading, selected, Miss Annie
May Wallace; contralto solo, Angus
Macdonald" Roeckel, Mrs. Maud Sweet
Burnham; address, Hon. Daniel X. Ballou;
address, Mr.. Mowry.
The fifth annual reunion of the Pearl
street Grammar School Graduates was
held last night in the hall. Tillinghast
catered and dancing followed.
The program included: Address, Presi-
dent Charles A. Sprague, 30; piano solo,
"Roses OF Bohemia" Miss Margaret T..
Jackson, '83; vocal solo, "Brown Eyes
Has That Little Maiden, Harry A. Field;
recitation, ''The Husking Bee," Miss Ad-
elaide B. Wood, 1913; violin solo, "Petits
ars vsEIss Tss Rss3iSs hSsGS yass Aasm o t
erary and Scientific" Miss Henrietta q.
Benson, 30; essay, "The Casting of a
Twelve-In Cannon" Edward w. Hus-
band, '92; reading, "The Bicycle Race"
Miss Clara II. Smith, '91; vocal solo,
"Winter Lullaby" Miss Addie /. Hicks,
'93; guess stories by Misses Mary G. Law
ton, Irene p. Baldwin, and Lillian Pettey,
all Of '94.
The following constituted the COM
mittee in charges Charles A. Sprague, 80,
president; Charles O. Pettey, 1872, secre-
tary; Charles c. Remington, 81; Herbert
Greasy, 80; Eleanor III. Rhodes, 80; Harry
A. Field, 81; Harry b. Loud, 81; Mary
Forest Il. Mathewson, 1913; Ellen M. Ad-
ans, '93; Minnie M. Perkins, '93; Mary
A. Cranston, '94; Minnie T.. Tompkins,
'94; William III. Herman, '94.
The Oxford Street Graduates Association
observed the 10th annual reunion of the
classes in the school hall last evening.
Stones Orchestra furnished music for the
occasion. The following program was
carried out:
Address of welcome, George A. Randall,
president; overture, orchestra; dumb
bell drill, members of the class of '94;
reading, selected, Miss Effie Louise
Towne; Professor James l.. Foss, exhibit
+. Dix presented his wonderful funograph
in recitatioEs and popular songs, assisted
by Mrs. Minnie III. Vaughn, Mrs. Mamie
r. Grout, Mr.. Martin l.. Grout, Mr..
Joseph M. Metcalf, Professor Samuel b.
Spinney, musical director; violin solo,
Miss Lois Hill, '94.
The class supper of the graduates of the
Doyle Avenue Grammar school was held at
the Savoy last evening. A musical and
literary entertainment was provided by
the committee and followed the supper.
The class supper of the class of '94 Cam
dace street Grammar School was held last
evening at Gelb & Norton's. A
lavish collation. was served after
which the following program
Of entertainment was rendered:
Duet, Misses Mabel Whipple and Eustelle
Deveuish; violin solo, Albert Clark, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss Deven-
ish; reading, selected, Miss Sue Giles;
piano solo, Miss Mamie RAFFERTY,; "Wood-
man, Spare that Tree" by the class.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

Q few days to appoint field Representatives
The honored position is made vacant by
the death of DIR. s. B. Clarke. That OF
the London and Lancanshire by the res
ignation of Mr.. Herbert Ide, and the
New York agency has only just entered
the State and no special has ever yet been
appointed.
There are several available men who
who doubtless will fill the bill to turn.
The Sun Is Not Going Home.
The Home Office of the Sun Fire Office,
London, has cabled United States Man
ager Guile that the report made by San
Francisco paper "that the Sun Fire had
decided to Withdraw from the country"
is absolutely without foundation in any
respect.
New York Life Examination.
The insurance department of Massachu-
setts has notified the president OF the
New York Life Insurance Company, that
Massac chusetts will take pnrt IN the ex-
animation OF the company's affairs as
asked for by the president OF the COM
pany. JACOB +. M. LYONS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
A NATIONAL PRAISE SERVICE.

Such service will be held at Union
Congregational Church on Sunday even
ing, July I, to which Beneficent Congre-
gational Church will unite. His Excellency
the Governor and staff, with civil and
military guests are expected to be pres
ent. Order OF exercises: Organ, volun-
tary; anthem, "Cantate Domino"
90 Sing With the Lofd); Schneider;
scripture reading and prayer; I;
anthem, "Sing Alleluia FORTH" ID. Buck !;
poem, "Patriot Sons OF Patriot Sires," (by
the author OF "America,") Mr.. Oliver &.
Hosman; Hymn, No. 308; address,
Rev. James q. vosc, ID. d.;
anthem, "Praise We the Lord God
Almighty" Holden; address, Rev.
Nathan w. Williams; hymn No. 1851 !;
address, Rev. Francis A. Horton, ID. ID. (;
anthem, "To Thee, o Country. Eichberg
DoxoIogy, Praise God From Whom All
blessings Flow; Benedlction. The adj
dresses will he brief and pointed, intend
ed TO awaken patriotic sentiments and
give strong support 90 good civil govern
ment. Patriotic citizens are invited TO
participate.