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srley's Vigor of Vitality.

Varley's Vigor of Vitality.
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yARLEY'S EMINENT.
2ea 5eSits smsrttnuler SOC "a 81 rr. sIsf..
VARLEY'S LUNG TABLETS.
@araHirres at iursrs aGe auHaFiaaoumms soc JIa.r
Varley's Laxative Tablets.
uom rrfib, Tor irSsit Ssriiopps!is; tua iss cgsssa
nssnttr snites.
variey Chemical Co, s57 w. Polk ST. Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
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gGroitn al grporten I'll SDoairifa
secs NIB iterte GfriDt.

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minotIis. Grportbunoel til Spodfrito
bar ogIau be iibitef aa Qar Onret tile
Iparenoe tor. SiIorrtsn I bette Idr
bar enoog pGr.t rent forbduieno..
s bet @ur, Der .nots msb SUM- ifior,
uofsrtes Der for ~$5,000,00O. M,n
iioen bar Exporter poret | en- Iaaoan
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bill blipe minbt 100000. .Spab
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beniees til uofsrielsn / b. II. Toregaas
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SUM- 1894, reprGIentersoe b. ,rpors
tsreos 9arer $4.122,912. / aarst for.
uo ca. $3,50O.000 % / 1892 ca. 3d.
100000.
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fsres M BERTH fra be sSoreneb. Stattr
nGiten aueiIags Observation-Disclosures,
ION bette Qano prooucersr. 5anbes
len trommes op, og ameritanerns
fremmer fin. Sntere8ier m.b flor
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bana Oeo Soften os fra Gan Srans
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llbferieI.n fra Spb.n befaar
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f%erielen fra San 6rancisco Iigss me-
itcnbeIs at omfdtts !Spsb.. s tnoepr'
reHbe qur Ear Spebe uogjort en- m,get
p~Gfentli9 Del af Exporter fra be Sore
neoe Statsr. 8etts bar I'm Gruno I,
at ben afritanIft SOebsa0Iing ,r mis-
l9ttet, og at QOIins.n / GuRralien
fuIotGnbig IIo9 fell.
Soab 5remtiOen ber.r / 1T Stisb
betrGfenOe 5anoslsforbinbelIen mel
lem bette 2anb og Spoafrita Ttuloe
f9nes at bore molten ubsn @rGnIs. Ru
bar be ameritunite Sdbritant,r be-
gDnot at inbfsr. 9icDtlsr bcrttl. On
MGngos mebicinIte 8arer fsnoes ogs
iaa oper. Qlt, fom fan benfsres til
bilItge Msbler, afIenbss. @gerbprts
nin9sreofab.r ienbss / fort antal,
iiGr hpab Der bsroOsr betragtss iom
ga%mmelbags. 8runben bsrtil iigss
at bore, lite at arbeibsbjelpen .r Bill
Zig beroper, men at Sarmsrne ioretrcts
ter at gaa frsm eftsr be samls Wet6os
Der. Gn RGngo. biqig. pIouge az
fttbes.
8lanbt Grportartitl.rne er Sbin.s
febt, S~ernbar.r, camper, SprfeFf,
WsI, Mdis, Ssrmetit, 8ognImsr.lIs,
Selpentin, Gernis, plousbsl., gr.r,
Gt9aretter, neblugt. Grust.r, guges
puI0sr, 6eietofte, @ogn., Spiger, 9G6s
ler, apritoier, n.blagte Offers, Qarus
fin, Spebs, @asubr., Msbicin.r, Stes
iteifinter, Spn., SjuIbsr, tsrr.be
5rugter, Suttsr, gomulosparer, Sns
osFrs, 9ougotrt, 2ebningsrer oIp.,
oIc. Gor mango al be bsrfra til Spbs
dfrtta uofsrte 8ursrs 8ebtommenb.
Tan Der life bar. Sale ON nogen aons
turrence mell.m be 6or.nsbe Stater oa
England; oett. gjGIb.r mauit. .nboa
be feite GrportartitIsr. D.rtil toms
msr, at bet er 6tQis.r. at fragile Stib.
berfra .nb fra England.
&len. / Retp gort er Der ca. 20
Rommisiions9uie, iom fenb.r gar.r
til S9bafrtta, og forub.n StsTe .r Der
naturtigbis ct fort antul 5abritans
ter, fOm ienoer fine p~roouttsr birette
pda eoen Sonto.
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fr. % mastsss life at iomms op isien.
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bialp StatIsn % paa ret aid.
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sfis .r Ssrssn; Som sen en- 90 Sisrs
ming.
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usx pDru auee. raupssrsubruott.

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MRS. WlNslOW'e SOOTHING SYRUP sr bic.
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Ter, / tubp,s Del al gtrbsu. Gas paa at torlGuss
sus.n c.sss N~sm"Ss.soss sssmts 6iRsifes-
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ron oil, naar aft .r I Grosu, siers Gsiisn
paa Is Stfunosr,
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Wubame BATH Ct ben bebt lsnneSs
9pinoe | belle @ero.n; bun faar So
900 pr. ao9lo.
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
Some of V. B. Bishops Prices.

Granulated Sugar, 54c per Id;
Arbuckle Coffee, 1Sc per ID; good
Green Coffee. 15c per h.; Soda, Be
per pound; Piedmont Cotton, q a
yard; Ladies' coarse shoes, 90c pr;
Boys Boots, $I.00 per pair; iron
stands with 3 lasts, 35c per set; z
dozen star boot and shoe protectors
for 7 cents; fine nickel lamp with
porcelain shade, 81 90; Full dinner
sets of 1l2 pieces, fine decorated
ware, S11.50; Fine decorated tea
sets, Sc pieces. atS4.00; White
bowls and pitchers. 95c, Apiece
glass set, 25c; 10-piece chamber set,
fine decorated ware, So so; Corn
Cure that will cure corns or money
refunded, at 10c per bottle; Pea
nuts at 4c package; Excellent
note paper, Sc per quire. | will sell
any Of these goods and charge
them on account, payable in trade,
as none Of them are at cost. | haye
only one price in my store. the same
price applying to all purchasers.
Y. b. Bishop.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
Beverage -Lightner.

At the home of Robt. W. Light
ner. on the 18th inst, by Rev. w.
H. Woolf, Miss Sadie Irene Light
ner and Coe Beverage were united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony-
Luther Beverage. James Lightner
and Clifton Matheny and Misses
Jennie Cleek, Mary Gum and Sallie
Bird were the attendants. The la
dies were tastefully and becoming
ly attired, and the gentlemen wore
the accustomed black. 1t was the
unanimous verdict that all looked
their best. The day was charming
and all the surroundings united to
start the young pair OH life's voy-
age with glee and happiness.
Immediately after !the marriage
ceremony the company were usher
ed into the dining room to partake
of a sumptuous repast. After all
had been satisfied, except some who
wished their appetltes had held out
longer, the bridal party started for
the home of the groom's parents,
where a large company Of friends
and another tempting repast
was waiting to receive tie coming
guests. Here the evening was
pleasantly spent, and we hope some
plans were made for similar meet
ing in the near future, and, remem-
Der, we want to be there. W.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
Franklin Items.

The following interesting news
notes come to us from Franklin,
W. Va, dated November 20:
Aunt Nancy, colored, wife Of
Uncle Adam Willis, who resided at
Monterey several years ago., was
burned to death Thursday. She
was boiling soap when her clothes
caught fire, burning her almost in
to crisp.
Winton Judy was married yester-
day-Thursday-to Miss Warner
of Dry Run, West Virginia.
Edward Kline has moved from
Frost, W, Va, to our town and has
set up blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Lille Wilson and family
of your town, who has been visit
ing here for two weeks, returned
Friday. She has many friends here
who are always loath to part with
her,
Boggs, Bolton and Hedrick. mer-
chants, have dissolved partnership
and the firm will be known as Bogg
and Hedrick.
Some few cases Of diphtheria on
the North Fork.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
Call to Beuna Vista.

Rev. Corydon w. Trawick. pas
tor of the Presbyterian church at
Monterey and formerly supply for
the Waynesboro church during DR..
Cookies chaplaincy at the Uuiversi-
ty of Virginia, has been rendered a
unanimous call to become pastor Of
the church at Beuna Vista, whose
pulpit was made vacant by the re-
moval of Rey, j. M. Wells to Staun-
ton, as pastor of the Second church.
Augusta County Argus.
1t will be highly gratifying to
the congregation which Mr.. Ira
wick serves so acceptably and to
the numerous friends he has made
in the county, to learn that he will
not consider the call to Beuna Wis.,
tn.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27

Grade of spelling for Glass r,
w. P. Campbell, Teacher: Raleigh
Campbell 100, Paul Slavtn 100,
Oven Colaw 100, George Pelmick
100, Dick Jones 100, Lon Hevener
100, Clarence Hiner 100. Jack Car
penter 993. Will Jones 993. Mande
Malcolm 093, Fannie D. Shumate
993, John Malcolm, 993, Carrie Sny-
der 90. Edwin Heyener 80, Bessie
Bishop 80, Dick Crummett, 97B.
Marie Woolf 100, Miller Bishop
100, Prentiss Campbell 100, CLYDE
Carpenter 100, Harry Woolf 100,
Janet Stephenson 993, Elsie Sla-
ven 984, Myrtle Malcolm 90, Lucy
cy Wilson 984. Fred Simmons 089,
Gertie Weeks g.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
One Vote for Mckinley.

The State canvassing board of
Virginia has turned down Charles
M. Wallace, Jr., Bryan and Sew
all elector, and Virginia will cast
one electoral vote for the republic
can ticket. Owing to variations in
the returns, over $1,000 votes in
tended for Wallace have been
thrown out.
We wonder, now, if the law
makers who framed the present
Virginia election law consider it a
blooming success?
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
SILVER
has captured the great State Of
NEW YORK

They have been reading that convincing
little book of less than 100 pages entitled
"Silver, The Money of the Common PEI =
pie"
Don't take whit other men sly, but
study 1t for yourselves"
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
Mail at once, one dime and two. cent
stamp, or twelve cents In stamps, and we
will send copy.
r.. T, Hayes Publishing Co,
927 Postal Telegraph Build'g, New York
Democratic papers please copy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27

Additional local trains leave Stanton as
follows: Except Sunday. at 2.20 p. m, ar
rive Richmond 7.45 p. m, S.45 a. M, arrive
at Gordonsville 2 80 p, m.
Except Sunday. Where no sign is given daily
For additional information address p H.
WOODWARD, Passenger Agent, Stanton,
Va, or JAS. KER, JR., Ticket Agent, Staun-
n, Va.
H. w. FULLER, Gen. Pass. Agent.
G. w. STEVENS. Gen. Manager -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27

Additional local trains leave Staunton as
follows: Except Sunday, 1888 p. m. Arrives
Clifton Forge 80 p. m.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27
Photograph Gallery.

| have moved my Photographic
gallery to Monterey. Ny rooms
are in the building adjoining the
Central Hotel | am prepared to
do all work in the best style, and
at prices lower than have ever
been made here. My long expert
ence in the business makes me con-
tident that | can please you. My
work will be finished without de-
Law. Cloudy weather is as good as
clear for operating. Please call
soon, as | will remain but a short
time. Respectfully yours.
J. M. HILL.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27

McClure's Magazine for Deem
Der will contain an account Of Nan
sens hard adventures in getting
1915 miles nearer the North Pole
than any other man. 1t will be
written by Cyrus C.ssAdams Of the
New York Sun, one Of the best
geographical authorities in the
country; and it will be illustrated
with portraits Of Nansen and his
associates, views Of his ship within
and without, and other pictures.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27

In addition to the second INSTALL
ment Of mis- serial story Of the Glou-
cester fisherman, Rudyard Kipling
will contribute to the December
McClure's short story of a Scotch
engineer and his adventures at sea
in a North Atlantic winter gale.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-27

Mr.. Amos Hiner, Of Trimble
post-ofice, made this Office an
agreeable call Monday.
Mr.. A. S. T. Davis and daughter,
of Mcdowell neighborhood, wer e
in Monterey, Monday, laying in
their winter supplies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-09
WHOLESOME TRUTHS
Forced tpon Unwilling Esrs at the Fa-
neral OF the Dead STRIKER William R.tt-

CLEVELAND, q, July The funeral
of William Rettger. the striker killed
at the Brown hoisting works. was the
most imposing funeral pageant ever
given laburing man ia Cleveland
There has been but one occasion when
there was larger proeeSsion and
greater crowds. The funeral OF Tar
Geld To-day. by actual count. L. aoo
ussn formed the funeral eortege The
funeral services were held in the
Church 0f the immaculate Conception
conservative estimate pl7 - tn.
number OF spectators about { church
and along the line Of march tn the
cemetery at Ieo.Wa The procession
moved quietly. and, save for the dirgrs
played by the many bands. no sound
save the tread Of feet. broke the quiet
The white caslSet in which reposed
the remains was literally buried in
flowers. Mgr. Thorpe. in the course
of his sermon. said:
Human passion is strange. aud the
lesson to-day teaches that We many
times go beyond our strength, and
that there Is no way 10 reason against
learn to-day i that In society
there are two classes, capitalist and
wage-eaTners. Next 10 capital there
Is the strong right arm of labor. One
cannot exist without the other The
capitalist has right to manage his
capital lie has the right under the
laws of the state and nation. lie
makes hazardous ventures. and on ac-
count of the risks in business has
the right todo as he chooses lie may
abuse that right and forget God In bis
enjoyment of his riches. II he dues.
there is n remedy. but il does not Ike
In passion or violence. The remedy is
public sentiment and the law. There
Is another class, not banded together
a. you are. They have their indiv.d-
ual rights and those who administer
the law must protect them Scenes
have been enacted during the past
week which should never have oc-
Cured. These men who have become
victims of your hate have rights un-
der the law"
lie continued at some length To score
the strikers for the scenes of violence.
After the funeral the sermon was
rouudly denounced by many.
The troops are still under arms and
grave trouble may yet ensue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-09

Brandon, July Views has JUS.
reached here Of horrible murder
which occurred IN tho southern portion
Of Smith county. The facts Of the
crime. as gathered from n man who lives
in the neighhorhood. are that Mrs
Garner. wife OF Nsta Garner. a respect
able farmer. was a. tho we'll Of her hus-
band for some water. when a man by
the hanse OF John Mathis. = stranger,
assaulted ars. Garner, and tho two gos
into scufiir. when Nath Garner. who
was IN tae houSo some hundred yards
away, ran TO them, whereupon Mathis
cut Garner several times with a knife.
killing him. Mathis made his escape.
There is great excitement in the eoun-
try. with chances against Mathis should
he be caught
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-09
WILL REMAIN AT HOME
where lie Thinks lie Can Discharge uls
Campaign tlnsIcs To I:e.ter Adsantaxe.

Campaign flusI-s to fsester Advantage.
CANTON. q. July & Notwithstaud-
ing the fact that Mai Mckinley has
decided To remain at home this sum
mer. he received letters to-day from
many towns between Canton aud Bus-
ton asking him what day and " aat
hour he expected To pass through them
on his way To Roxbury. where it has
been rumured he would spend a fort
night with his cousin, Col oshora-
MAJ Mckinley said to-day that he
felt n0 need of rest, and that such be-
ihg the case, he thought he could dis
charge the manifold duties incident 70
the campaign which fell to his lot 70
better advantage here than elsewhere.
ProPle are still coming here in large
numbers % visit Maj Mckinley. ami
there viii be many hundred callers
this week and as many next Last
week 4,Oo0 people from out of town
called upon him in single day.
The mail yesterday morning brought
10 Maj Mckinley another great pile
OF letters eongratulating aud compli-
menting him upon his speech which
he made to the COMMITTEES which con
veyed To him the official notification
of his nomination
Plans for the conduct of the inipend-
ing campaign are rapidly maturing =
rapidly but not hurriedly The
work of the campaign will not be
formally commenced until the demo
cratic platform has been adopted, and
tha Z. s.N.t a - IL
Within week or two after the Chi
cngo convention the republicans will
open up headquarters aud settle tc
work very actively upon a campaign
of education.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-09
ROENTGEN RAYS.
The first Practical Demonstration In the
West ny Perfectly Appointed App.-
rstus tn the Hands OF rromin-at NJ.
Louis Surgeon.

The First Practical Decentralization IN the
West ny Perfectly Appointed App.-
rstus tn the Hands OF . rromin~at NJ.
Louis surgson.
ST LouIs, July4.-A practical demon
stration OF the value OF the Roentgen
rays as an aid TO surgery was given
Thursday evening by DIR. lIebcr
Kobarts ut his private hospital in this
city, number of interesting expert
ments being made In the presence ot n
party of invited guests, including sew
eral Of the newspaper fraternity.
Dr. Robarts enjoys the distinction of
having the first complete apparatus to
reach the west, and is correSpondinglv
enthusiastic over the grand possibili-
ties offered by it as an adjunct TO his
chosen profession. not alone as source
of personal profit, but as Offering n
boon To those who. bv reason of mis-
fortune, are compelled TO invoke the
skill of n surgeon. whose work. by Its
aid, will be brought much more nearly
to the plane Of an exact science than
has been heretofore possible with only
the aid of knowledge OF pnysiotogv
and anatomy backed by clinical prac-
ticc.
From an unscientiiic standpoint the
demonstrations presented were of more
than passing interest; they were un
canny. startling. IL is one thing to
sean illustrations Of effects produced
by the y rays and to read learned aud
technical treatises In explanation. but
IL is an entirely different matter when
one. with the aid of the rays aud the
Edison Horoscope. sees his own slsele-
ton-or portion thereof; sees
objects through two inches
of intervening wood. or witnesses
the taking OF a perfect photograph OF
the interior of a portion OF the human
form without the aid OF camera or
lens, and through several thieknesses
OF clothing. besides the casing of the
sensitized plate; or. by the aid OF the
Horoscope. To look entirely through
the human body. These things. how
ever. the doctors guests were enabled
To do, aud all were agreed that
the denominations were not only
wonderful. but that the time had come
when botch work in surgery would
have to give place 70 the certain and
scientific results which the X rays
N AXE possible OF attainment. Dr Rob
arts was congratulated ON his having
been the first to bring the sp-
| paratus To 81 Louis, and those
who had the pleasure of wit
Messing his experiments are certainly
To be congratulated upon being among
/ the first in the western country to wit
ness practical demonstration Of the
/ possibilities Of the Roentgcn rays
/ given from Crooks tube and also the
value Of the Ellison tiuro>eoPc a. an
| nj innrt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-09
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

"AsHiScHoN NOTES
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s"eu ms rrluis's'ou on .ne we"s"ry
.or Si'' S-'' Voo ID oe usei IN 'ne quar-
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A DEADLY dGsl took place near Adair-
Vile. Ky. on the 5tb. Dick Younger
went to the town drunk and as he rode
out OF town he fired his pistol IL II.
Harmon, the town marshal. jumped on
u horse and started after Younger An
hour later both men were found dead
about one mile from the tow5.
The natural gas production in the
United States for 1895 Is reviewed in a
report of the geological survey com
piled by Expert John d. Weeks. The
total value was si3.0O6. $50. against sIs.-
954. 400 in 1894.
DURING a thunderstorm on the 5th
Arthur Peake, a farmer. was instantly
killed by lightning in Knox county,
Tenn
The South Pittsburg (Tenn.l Pine
Works has secured an order for 1900
tons of cast iron water pipes for ship
ment TO Costa Rica, Central America.
A TRAGEDY occurred near FaYette-
vile, Ark, on the 1st. Robert Wilkes
and Robert Tonsy. brothers-in-law
and neighbors. had been for some time
enemies over the disputed ownership of
hog, which led to the tragedy.
RUFUS Buck. Louis Davis. Lucky
Davis, Naomi July aud sam sampson.
comprising what is known as the Buck
gang, were executed at Fort Smith,
Ark. on the 1st
The director Of the mint at New York
on the Iss ordered the premium on assay
of fine gold bars reduced to one-tenth OF
per cent.
THE indications are that the excess
/ of government expenditures over re-
ceipts for the fiscal year will be abou,
sa5, coo, Ooo. As compared with a deficit
of about s4s. 900. 900 for the fiscal year
1895.
MANAGER DoSSER OF the National
Tin Plate Works of Anderson. Ind, on
the 3oth discharged 500 men outright
The men aad the company could not
agree on a scale OF wages
HISsDALE Bros, woolen nanutlc-
turers Of Pittsfeld. Mass, whose plant
employs s0O hands. made an assignment
On the S0th- Dizziness in the woolen
market is given As the cause
! EVERY rolling mill in the Mahonins
/; Valley closed down on the lst pending
settlement Of the rate per ton toI
sslliag.