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Mn A. \. SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, WinnoIhoik Co., Ia, says:
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes OF De Wits Witch Hazel Salvo
and cured n largo running sore on his
log. Had been under care Of physlcians
for months without obtaining relief.
Sure cure for piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Il. I. Peabody, Ben
wood, aud Bowio & Co., bridgeport, o.
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phoulJ bo otoppod prompt.

DNhnnrA should DO stopped prompt
~. II soon becomes chronic, DO
Wits Collie aud Cholera Vnrc Is slice,
1.-Two, safe aud cnrlaln. Hundreds oil
boar witness To tho yirllio
ni this pfoat medicine II cnt always
bo dppondod upon, ila uso save. ilmo
md money Logan Drug Co, Whoel'
Inc ". Va, u. Il. Peabody, BonWood,
and Bowie 4 TO-, bridgeport, o. Z
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THERE AFRO a grent many Of tho un'
lortunaLo ones In this world, creator IN
numbor than those who nrO blcsBod
with GOOD dlgcstion. 10 somO people
tho greatest misfortune Ia not 10 DO able
10 ca. everything sut before them u
suffered for years with Dyspepsia, aud
everything I ato disagreed with me; !
was indurcd to Try Simmons LlyOr Ro4'
miator and was cur0d. lnow cat cyOrY'
IbInpU-M. Bright, Madison Parish, la.
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vlyANoH Ann TRADE.
The Features ui tho Money and sIoo
Markets.,

The Features ui tho Money and Stock
MnrselE
Sgw YoRK, August iL'SlOncy ON call easy al
Der cent. Prno mercantile paper 3l4aiji percent
sterling exchange dull and vuy with uclla'
business Ia bankers bills alsl @+ai wa Tor ue'
mand, and at sis9Aal sos for 90 days posIed
rates 81 % aud NVli commercial bills MSssAa l
I $50 silver certificates Wuoibso' DAT a'''s'
GG1i MexlcAn dollars 6ahtc, "a
The stock market to-day opened quiet ana
generally II fraction higher, Tue usuul TN "
Tobacco was soon begun aud u decline lolloMSu
OF ~ per cent, with rally OF Dh y WI uuu.,
The heAylnu,s oi these sharei did MOI lluHYehSiu
the general speculation aud values nppSeelalel;
Thb market closed dull and Urn WtIh most 81
the stocks traded IN traction above last llhut
figures, The volume OF business OF ny MHA
shows decline compared With that OF tue pAs
cedlug six weeks, which were among the lnliesS
OF the year. This Blagnnt0n " 10 30 Rccoulteu
for partly by tho absence from The street on
vacation trims Of many OF tho leading 2pelao,Ss,'
but tho transactions are also restricted ~ leiTn
OF uncuTtalnly MS 20 the movement o. kp'u "
Europe and tho Immediate future Of the OK
change market, These questions az prsseSE
have morn influence upon tho share lpeculAl0GIhl
than any other, and spectators are carefully
Watching for indications OF return OF ease ~
the foreign exchange market and consequently
for tho cessation OF gold eIporIa Ihe WIN,
drawpl OF gold from the treasury Tor export
during July WCrO only VI fgi OO1, ana lhuB lhI ~
August 81, loo 600. aud Slb7b0 O0 additional were
withdrawn by Canadian banks, making tho
total Withdrawals SlOOSO,0Q0 But the govern
menl bond syndicate deposited 81 2D0r0O0 In gold
with the treasury department for which u took
legal tenders so that the net loss Of gold 10 tho
government Is only $780, 40 with tho cole re-
serve above tho hundred luIllion point and tho
period approaching when the balance o. trade
will ba on tho American side, there y little 70
be icarcd 10 tho outflow Of = iow millions o.
gold within the next iow weeks or IN tho loss o.
some OF tue treasury gold reserve. CToprepor
during the week were conflicting aud Iean o.
frost In the corn belt brought about selling OF
the gTanRers, but mainly for tho short account
Tho general market was without feature shd
prices moved irregularly, but tho losses are
more numerous than the gains sales OIL we
week aggregated 76?,tO0 shares and bS6 Itocki
were traded In. Bonds to-day were ,auot aud
Irregular, hut tho more Important changes arc
gains. The sales were Sj0S,O0l
Tho bond operations OF tho week resulted gen
orally In but slight changes The sales were
1851 O0l
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds irregular
Government bonds steady,
The total sales OF stocks to-day Weru 6OrO6i
shares.
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1flhn 1Lnhrla unllIng rooth,

Dc suro and uso that old aud wull.triol
remedy, Mas. WIESLow's SoornrSd SYRUP
for children tcothing 1t sOo,hoI tho
child, Boitons tho gums, allOys Nil pain,
curos wind collie and Is tho best romo.
dy for diarrhUa Twenty-Five ronts n
boLLln. MWFIW
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dale aG.iuch blcnchOd cOltonl ho 27inch GypaY
Queen, Sun Light Florida just out and Signal,
aO-inehes security, slerllng Y, Our own, Jack
Homer a2.inchei, Sensation aud No Plus Ultra
blcaGhed c0ltnns cAGh 10: Riverside As-yRrds
plnids; do cheVioH do Sllnohes cheeks and
DanbuTy 8OInGh checks each &c, and Waldorf A
~ brown theclings 20. Printing cloth market
very strong at 10 less y per cent bid and no
asked, Sales for tho week $4,000 pieces. Tone
OF the general market very strong. Large busl-
ness for the week aud good demand abroad At
full current values,
Petroleum.
OIL Clty-opOnsd atSi 25i highest q ~ low.
est q %; closed At 81 20i shipments o. US
barrels; runs ,26S barrels.
New York-PoHolsum lrnsri closed Htsl q
bid.
Metals.
New YoFk-Plg Iron steady southern 81 6Oa
u 90. Copper strong brokers price 1879.
Lead Itrobgi brokers' price $40 Tin plates
Wool.
NswYork-wool steady domestic aeeec lSa
2sc; pulled 2Oc.
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TMPUnr blood Is tho cau'o Of bolls,
pimplos and other eruptionM Hoods
Sarsaparllla purifos tho blood, and
curos these troubles.
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wien rlOby was hct, va rave her c'TiorI''
whon sl,c was child, shc cried for c@tofln'
when a,o became Miss, rho cuns to caFioriA'
when sho had Children, BhO gSyOlhOm caftorA'
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:sl: vElTu EZ17r AID EzATS TzrATIITT
i sold under positive written guarantees, BY
Izihur.fsd agents only, 20 cure Weak Memory
Los o. Brain and Nerve Power: Lost Manhood;
Qli. kncss Night Losses; Evil DrnEmsi Lack OF
Confidence; Nervousness: Ihssitude; all Drains;
L0.s OF Power Of tho GeneFatiYD Organs in eithcr
tsf. caused by 0Ver.exDriion, Youthful Errors, or
Excessive Uts Of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor,
which leads 20 MiserI, Consumption, Insanity
tsd Death. By mall. 81 q boz; Si1 for s.; with
Ertieu guarantee 10 cure or refund money
Sspule rGcEAge, containing tive days treatment
With full Instructions, % cents. One sample
nly sold 10 each person by mail.
IlNcIaln'i Now Pharmacy SOLE Agents. .Rley'
tai5 AIN Market streets tEserter Block; Wheel
ias 49, VI. jcF-iAW
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mo weclnr IlnnE NlntrmNnL
New YorN Tho weekly bank statement shows
tho following changes


Nav york Agents have advanced tho ptlce1
brown UOi(Vni each ", llOohdAlO aud Avon.
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sennsylvanIa statlono.
pennsylvania LINES.
Trains nun bg contrib Time

rtCEEr OTFfpEs At pH,rSTLvAyA STATION o.
WARM ST, fOdT or ELEVENTH ST WHRrLiSO,
AT MCLuRE HOUSE,, WRuELTN0, AND At Tue
PEsHJTLvANfA STATION. PRfpJEfcRr.
Sntrr1twyvf RYrrrV-"NiV UINntE ROUTE"
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ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. m. and 6:Sop. m.
daily, ll;SO p. M, daily. except Saturday, l2Sp.
M. except Sunday, aud 2.25 a M, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, Sl0A. m, daily,
orcont Sunday
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Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal RN
60 nnEwsrgn Rccclycr.

Time Table NO ~, ~ lnGN l01t III y M
Anndny November ~ 1871
Leave Wheeling tJip, iil!iJa m, TIM
sl.l5. illO. inW r. IN, .....
SBll. tlgb, 1905 ~ H. ,....
Leave MNtlln.s Ftrty-ISll 1851 llli5lA I'M
i2ail. Ua!1 tiR ip!lA .....
Arrive Terminal junction -iSil7, liOOL lti!U
g. IN. tlgS 1911. 20 UNs ~
tiYijO n mu iiiAD, tI,oi. tnl, 1915 .. m.
l6nyn NlnrinaFctry liS lDOi am,, lNU
uOi liyiO. tNUp. 1872 y. NJ. .....
'ieayc fcnIn,ula y 7,a,lpiitAHi., 'ilISi, iiiiL
NKfhCc Wheeling fijlO, losl 4 M, 'liiSI
Nl7. tliij, 1871 lp'Uip ~.
SDaly ipaliy oStipt sunday Sundays oalI
IiltfAlns will rim on kaliOrn Tina
j,E TAUSilu, superintendent
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On md after Monday. June 10. 1895. Pas.
scngcr Trains will run a. follows; "DGllE.
tDRily Except sunday. Central time
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
OnRud Aitor saturday, February ,, 1871 tralul
will run u follows, city tlmC'
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hOCleT0land, LoFal1 4 Wheeling R. R.
GOING SOUTH.

Time Table IN ctlost Monday May ~, 1891
ClnYnlnnl nnnnL. Fool OF Rnnlh Malnr SitnaL
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7ilO a, H. from UlcyelNnd 10 OhfichsvilIo si5
y n, from uhHchivllu " CLEVELAND runs daily.
Through connections md through tickets 70
ell points Gall on our A4cnil VI address
NJ q, Carried, ucnOial PapOnget Agent,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-06-08
The Pres. In Turkey.

In tho Ottoman empire the press is
not only controlled, but. il would be no
exaggeration TO say. edited by tho CEN
sor. 1t is only short time ago that the
idea of newspapers was introduced into
Turkey. At the present time, however.
there arc large number published both
in Turkish and Arabic, tho most impor-
tant Of which arc issued in CONSTANT
nople and Beirut In the latter place
there are about Is journals, all in Ara
bic, but they contain little moro than
eulogistic articles on his imperial maj
esty the sultan and the high officials OF
tho government No FREQ expression of
opinion is allowed. The main reason of
this is that tho Turkish government is
moro afraid Of the voice of the people
more especially the Arabic speaking
population-than she is Of the reproach-
es, complaints and protests Of the ma
tions of the west. Owing to this the
sultan's advisers endeavor, by fair means
or otherwise, to stifle the cries of his
subjects against oppression and wrong.
The press in Turkey is n mere name
without a substance. There is 30 lack
of able writers, but moral courage and
self sacrifice arc entirely wanting, and
this fact always destroys any chance Of
progress and success One or two more
daring spirits among the editors of the
local papers strovo to be patriotic at any
risk, regardless of possible evil cons ].
quenccs; but. alasl the autocratic power
which has for the last 600 years crushed
the soul of enterprise. of ambition. Of
honor and of glory, crushed them like.
wise. Nineteenth Century.
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Again, my subject springs upon us the
thought that In calculating the prospects
of religious attempt we must take omnip-
offence and omniscicncc and omnipres-
cucc, and all the other attributes Of God
into the calculation. Whom do YOU see
on that plowcd field Of my tcx;g One
nearer says, Il see Shangar' Another
bearer says Il sec GOO Philistincs" NV
nearer. you have missed the chief person
age on that battlefield Of plowttl ground. /
also see Shamgar and 800 Phiiistincs, but
more than all and mighiicr than all, and
moro overwhelming than all / see God
Shamgar, with his unaidcd arm, however
muscular, and with that humble insiru-
ncnt made for agricultural purposes and
never constructed for combat could not
have wrought such victory. II was ON
impotence above, and beneath, and back
u and at the point ~ the oxgo3d. Be
fore that battle was over the plowman re-
allied this, and all the GOO Philistines re-
allied IL, and all who visited the battle
field afterward appreciated 1t. want in
heaven 10 hear the story, for IL can never
bc fully told on earth-pcrhaps some day
may bc set apart for the rehearsal, while
all heaven listcns--;he story 81 how God
blessed awkward and humble instrument
taiitics. Many an cvangelis; has come
INTO town given up "a worldlincss. The
pastors say 10 the evangelist: I'VE are
glad you have come, but il Is a hard field
and we feel sorry for you. The members
u our churches play progressive cuchrc
aud go TO the ihcatcr, and bet at the horso
races, and gaycty and fashion have taken
possession 81 the town We have advertised
your meetings but arr not very hopeful
God bless you" This evangelist takes his
place on platform or pulpit. He never
graduated AT college, aud there arr before
him ~ graduates OF the 'tics
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the first wiss thing David did after putting
ON Sauls armor was 20 put 1t off. Then
the brook Elah, the bed of which was dry
when saw IL and one vast reach OF pcb-
hles, furnished the five smooth stones Of
the brook with which Goliath was pros
trated. Whether IL be a boys sling, or
broken pitcher, or an oxgoad, take that
which you can manage and ask God for
help, and no power on earth OF In hell can
stand before you
60 ont, then, | charge you, against the
Philistincs. We must admit the odds are
against us--GO0 tn l. In the matter Of dol
lars. those devoted To- worldlincSs and sin
and dissipation, when compared with the
dollars devoted To holiness and virtuc-0OO
10 l. The houses set apart for vice and de
spoliation and ruin, rs compared with
those dedicated Ia good. GOO To /. OF
printed newspaper sheets scattered abroad
from day 10 day those dcpraving as com
pared with those clcvating, are GOO 20 /.
The agencies for making the world worse
compared with the agencies for making
the world better, GOO 10 l. But Moses in
his song chants, How should one chase
thousand and two put ten thousand 10
fiightg" and in my text one oxgoad CON
of universal victory Is coming unless the
Bible be- fabrication and eternity myth,
and the chariots of God are unwhcclcd on
the golden streets, and the last regiment Of
the celestial hosts lies dead on the plains
Of heaven. With us. or without us, the
work will he done Oh, get into the ranks
somewhere, armed somehow; you with an
needle, you with pen. you with a good
book, you with loaf of bread for the hun
Cry you with vial ~ medicine for the
sick you with pair Of shoes for the bare
footed, you with word of encouragement
for the young man trying 20 get back from
evil ways. YOU with some story IL Tho
Christ who came 10 heal the worst wounds
and pardon the blacklist guilt and call tho
farthcSt wandcrcr home. | say to you as
The Waterman OF London used TO say at
night to- the houscholdcrs. before the time
Of streets lamps came: Hang out your
light" Hang out your light
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Take the first weapon you can lay your
hands ON. Why did David choose the sling
when he went at Goliath and Goliath went
at himY Brought mp In the country, like
every other hoy, he knew how 20 manage
a sling. Saul's arnor was first put on him,
hut tho giants nrInor was too heavy. The
helmet was clappcd ON him as an cxtin-
guisher. and David said, II cannot go with
these for have not proved them" And
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Berlin Machine Works,
W. N. GERMOND, Proprietor.
Machinery Of all Kinds Made to Order

Repairing of Mowers, Reapers, Rakes,
Threshers, Seed Drill, Corn Shelters, Tubes
put in Steam Boilers. Boilers Repaired.
Mill Saw Cumming. Steam Pumps put in
order and all kinds of mill work to order.
Pipes threaded and cut from I to IL inches
in diameter. Give me "a trial
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THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Some specuIatIons OF the Aged as To What
1t May lie.

1t May lie.
NJ. Barthelemy st. Hilaire, the IA
nous French scholar and politician who
recently entered on his nineticth year
full of physical and intellectual vigor,
has been telling the inevitable inter
viewer how it is his days have been so
long in the land. 1t is, we are told the
effect Of adherence TO the old precept.
"early TO bed and early to rise, p" with
steady work during waking hours
Every grand old man seems to have
q secret Of his own Mr.. Gladstone, we
believe, attributes his longevity TO his
habit of taking a daily walk in all wealth
ers and 10 his giving 32 bites TO every
morsel Of food. Oliver Wendell Holmes
pinned his faith on equability of tenn
perature, The late Major Knox Holmes
sworo by the tricycle., which. in the end,
was the cause of his death. DIR. p. II.
Van der Wcyde, an American octogena-
rian. not long ago offered himself las
an example of the benign influence Of
the study and practice of music. q" Some
aged persons give the credit of their
long lives to the absence of tobacco. al
cohol, meat or what not, others 10 their
indulgence in all these things. One old
lady, Of whom we read not long ago as
having reached tho age of so or there
abouts. maintained that single blessed
ness is the real elixir Vita, and she
ascribed tho death Of her brother at the
tender age Of 90 10 the fact that he had
committed matrimony in early life.
NJ Ferdinand do Lesseps believed in
horse riding. Mr.. James Bayn COM
plains that in his boyhood he got lit
Ito bored with too much horse. The
grand Francois seems TO think that one
can hardly have ''too much horse. " In
a letter recently published NJ. do Les
seps delivered himself on the subject as
follows: II shall always feel deeply
grateful TO Larinc, my riding master.
who. from my earliest years, made me
share his keen passion for horses. and
am still convinced that daily horse OK
erciso has in large measure been the
means of enabling mo TO reach my
eighty fourth year in perfect health.
Carlyle was also great rider, almost
TO the end Of his long life. and no not
only rode. but. we believe. groomed his
horse himself
On the whole, it must be concluded
that the real secret Of longevity is
sound constitution prudently husband
ed Tho only general rules that can be
laid down are those set forth by Adam
in "As You Like IT."
Though look old yet nm strong and lus;y.
For in my youth never did apply
Hot and rebcllious liquor in my blood.
Nor did not with unbashful forehead WOO
The means OF weakness and debility.
Therefore my age is as a lusty winter
Frosty. but kindly.
That is the whole secret of long life
Shakespeare knew it rs well as any one,
yet no died no 52.-British Medical
Journal.
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School children are provcrbially original
in many Of their uttcranccs. In the gram
mer department of the West Middle school
the teacher was examining her young
charges In history. Pennsylvania and Its
founder William Penn, were under dis
cussion. She told the little ones that Penn
was "A disciple Of peace and finally asked;
Can any Of you tell me what 'pctIcc'
mcans,''
II can, teacher, brathlcssly exclaimed
o little fellow.
well, and what does peace meant
1T means no scrappin, responded
The boy. -Iiarifurd Post.
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Parsons, Mumford & Malone,

"A lot Of choice baled timothy
hay Tor sale At Bay View Farm near
Girdletree. Persons DESIRING 10 pur-
chase will please call Oh or address
Robert :. Powell Girdletrce, Nd.
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Rates. $3.50 90 81 per Day

The travelling public will find at this
Hotel the same liberal provisions for their
comfort II is located in the immediate
centres of business and places Of amusc-
ment and the different railway depots, as
well rs all parts of the city are easily nc
ccssihle by street ears constantly passing
the doors. 1t offers special inducements to
those visiting the city for business or pleas
ue. GABEL & KRAUSE,
feb. 2i.iy. Proprietors.
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He never took one lesson IN c1ocution ana
there are before him 20 trained orators.
Many Of the ladies present are graduates
OF the highest female scminaries, and one
slip i'm grammar or one INSTRUMENTATION
will result I'm suppressed gigglc. Amid
the general chill that pcrvades the house
the unprctcnding evangelist opens his BIZ
BILE and takes for his text, Lord. that my
eyes may he opened. Opera glasses In the
gallery curiouSly scrutinizc the speaker.
He tells In "A plain way the story Of the
blind man. tells two or three touching an
ectlof,.S and the general chill gives way
before strange warmth
4 classical h,arcr who took the first
honor at Yale and who is "a prince Of pro
prictics finds his spcctacl,s becoming dim
with a moisture suggestive Of tears. A
worldly mother who has been bringing up
her sons and daughters in utter goddess.
ness puts her handkerchief Ia her eyes and
begins to weep Highly educated men who
came 20 criiicisc and pick tn pieces and
find fault bow on their gold headed canes
What Is that sound from under the gallery
IL Is n sob and sobs are catching, and all
along the wall and all up and down the
audience there Is deep emotion, 50 that
when nj the close Of the service anxious
souls are invited TO especial seats. or the
inquiry room. they come up by scores and
knccl and repent and rise up pardonctl:
the whole town Is shaken, and places Of
evil amusement ARE sparscly attended and
rum holes lose their patrons and the
churches are throngcd and the whole com
munity l. clcansed and elevated and ~
joiccd What power did the evangelist
bring To bear to capture that town for
righteousness Not one brilliant cpigram
did he utter. Not one graceful gesture did
he make. Not one rhetorical climax did
he pile mp. But there was something
about him that people had not taken in the
estimate when they prophesicd the failure
of that work They had not taken into the
calculation the omnipotcncc Of the Holy
Ghost. IL was not the flash Of Damascus
blade II was God, before and behind.
and all around the oxgoad. When people
say that crime will triumph and the world
will never h. converted because Of the
seeming insuflicicncy Of the means en-
ploycd, they count the GOO armed Philis-
tines on one side, and Shamgar, the farm
or. awkwartlly equipped, ON the other
side; not realizing that the chariots of God
are 20. 600, and that all heaven, cherubic.
scraphic. archangclic. dciflc, Is on what
otherwise would bc the weak side Napo-
leon, the author Of the saying. God is on
the side Of the heaviest artillery" lived 10
find out his mistake: for Mt Waterloo, the
100 guns Of the English ovcrcame the $50
guns Of the French. God is ON the side Of
the right. and one man in the right will
eventually h. found stronger than 600 men
in the wrong. In all estimates Of any kind
Of Christian work. do not make the mis-
take every day made OF leaving out the
head of the universe
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-01-19

IT takes more courage to endure than Il
does to act-Ram'S Hor1i