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II is interesting to note that Miss Ida
Il Hyde Of Chicago. who has Just taken
the degree Of doctor Of philosophy mag
ma cum laude at the University Of Hei-
delberg would have had summa cum
laude attached to her parchment save
for the conservatism Of one member Of
the faculty. No one, not even he. dis
puted her right to the higher encomium.
but he could not bring himself to con-
cur in such superlative praise for a
woman Miss Hyde has held during
part Of her course in Germany the Eu-
ropean fellowship Of the Association Of
Collegiate Alumne. Her splendid show
ing has naturally greatly delighted and
encouraged that body Of intelligent and
devoted women New York Times
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A woman orehe.tr. COMMUNION.

Mrs. Sophie Keller is the first woman
conductor in Denmark In 1895 she re-
tired from the operatic stage. after a
brilliant lyric career Of 25 years, and
began 10 teach Last autumn she found
ed an institution called the Women's
Private Society For Concerts. which
opened with about 1000 active and as
sociatc members Now she is gathering
a complete orchestra of girls Both I'M
dertakings are proving very successful
The music at the women's concerts is Of
= high character. and Mrs Keller's en-
terprises have excited great interest in
Denmark Boston Hsq's journal
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HE order Of the court and consent Of
,oubsel ON both sides, six men and six
WOMEN compose the jury impaneled to
hear the case of Phipps versus Phipps.
an bction for divorce and the custody Of
ntinor child. now in progress at Brook
lngk, s. D., before District Judge An
iresys. The jury will endeavor to return
Ipehial findings, the court having reserv-
ID 20 itself the right Of deciding on the
FEDERAL verdict as well as that of accept
md or rejecting the findings
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foot space and up again TO the level of
the milk tank An overflow pipe at the
other end Of the tank carries of the
water after 1t has reached the proper
height in the tank. Another pipe, at
the bottom Of the tank. is used for
emptying 1t when desired. The door
IN the southwest corner is OF wood,
but could be OF screen II preferred.
Board shutters cover the screens in
rainy weather The water in the tank
may be changed at any time by pump
ing water into the small tank at the
well-American Agriculturist.
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sloo REWARD. sroe.

The readers Of this paper win be pleased to
learn that there Il At iesst one dread d df-oa>e
that science has been able TO cure In all is stages
and that Il Catarrh. Halls Cafkrrh Cure n the
only positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh bling consutu tionai dis
ease reqaires = constitutional treatment Halls
Csfarrh Cure Is taken internally. ncting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfHres Of the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the founda ton OF the
building up the Constitution and stsI-tinT ma
ture In doing It's work. The proprietors have
10 much faith In IL curative powers. that they
9ner One Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
Tails 70 cure send for list OF tesfim onials. Ad-
dress, FL. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best
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A TERRIBLE RIDE.


From the Evening Times Buffalo. NY.
Along one Of the dismal roads In
Western New York, a man and wife
were driving a. rapidly AZ the dark
ness and Indictment weather would per-
nit
The rain beat down upon the rubber
covering and found its way into every
crack and opening.
The occupants Of the buggy were
vile. N. T. Everybody IL familiar
with the name. He IL the well known
starting judge, who has become famous
for his impartial and fair treatment of
jockeys at the post
IL was about ten years ago when
Mr.. and Mira Jones took that fateful
ride that came near costing her her
life.
Mrs Jones' clothes were thoroughly
soaked before town was reached.
Their was no FIRE in their hotel room
and she became chilled to the bone be-
fore the little blaze, the attendant
started. warmed the atmosphere.
From that time on Mrs Jones was
an i'll woman.
Her trouble-well. il was about ev-
erything with which human flesh can
be afflicted. She had a strange. queer
feeling in her head. that felt as If sew
eral shot were rolling around loose on
her brain. Pen cannot describe the
torture she suffered. Local doctors
told her she had water on the brain.
A Times reporter called upon Mrs.
Jones. who said:
Ever since that terrible wetting
received, up to year ago. l WAS an
invalid. | mad terrible neuralgia pains
in the head which often went to my
feet and limbs. | was often in such
terrible state that l had to use q
crutch 90 get around or else slide q
chair before me TO move about the
house. was very i'll for five years,
in spells. and never expected to get
well. Ii was blood disease, guess.
One Of the doctors | consulted said
had clotted blood in my head, and per
haps l did He could not cure me
neither could several other doctors
tried. / also used many patent medi
cines, but they did me no good.
my complexion was perfec
white, and my ears were so Transparent
you could look through them. Ny
blood was turning to water.
Look at me now; do | look sicks
The reporter was forced to admi
that he had seldom seen a more perfec
embodiment of health.
With pardonable pride, Mrs. Jone
said, "Dr. Williams Pink Pills fo
Pale People did it.
II can &C anywhere now. while be
fore | commenced using DR.. Williams
remedy l could not move out Of tn
house.
For three years. would you believ'
it, did not even go TO church | wa
not always confined to my bed, bu
could not leave the house.
Wherever | go people say. Why
Mrs Jones, how well you are looking
How did it happen?' and always tel
them Pink Pills did it,
81 have not had toe slightest touc
Of my old illness for the last six month
and feel as if l never had been i'll i
, my life
, Mr.. Jones said. you can readily i'm
sgine how highly we regard the rem
edy in this house where we have had
wife and mother restored to perfeC
health"
2 DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold b
all dealers, OF will be sent post paid o
receipt Of price, $50 cents box. or 81
boxes for 81 50-they are never sol
in bulk, or by the 1907 by sddressin
DR.. Willimas' Medicine Company
Schenectady. N Y.
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and lawns. The board can be Of con-
siderable length. sharp at one edge.
with a bit Of hat iron riveted to the
edge. the used-up blade of an old wood
saw being excellent for this purpose.
The handle is braced firmly by half
circle OF iron which a blacksmith can
1T in place in few moments. With
such an implement the work Of level
ing and grading can be done quickly
and easily. II should have a place In
any garden kit.
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Poultry Pointers.

When the bird begins TO wheeze, you
have case OF roup on hand.
Keep the coops and yards sweet by
freely using air,slaked lime.
When the nests are where the dog
can run before and around them. either
the dog. the nests or the laying hens
are out OF place. Laying hens need TO
be kept quiet
Keep the poultry out OF the barn. It's
no place for hens. You can't give them
the care they need; you can't fight the
lice. and you don't want them littering
up the barn.
Are some OF your fowls looking pale
around the head. and not as lively as
they should be? Look to the grit sup
ply and put a few drops Of tincture Of
iron in the drinking water.
II is best not to feed cooked vegeta.
1les to fowls during warm weather
They are too heating and fattening
Besldes--there Is SO much desirable
49, y farm that is going &c
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cred his body.
81 was in a hor-
rible fix he
says, land the
m ore tire at
ment l receiv-
ed, the worse l
seemed to get.
A New York
specialist said
he could cure
me, but his
treatment did
me no & cd
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Professor Goodwin Smith, in a letter
10 the London Times, says that the do
mand for the franchise for women IL
dying out in the United States
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SIXTY dollars was the sum charged
by Police Commissioner Welles, Of
Brooklyn. to = policeman for taking .
drink Of beer while on duty.
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Training the Heifer.

In training young heIfers II Is well TO
remember that gentle handling Is a
great factor In gaining their good viii
and submission to be handled. All
dairy animals. whether young or old.
should be taught to regard their master
as their best friend. II the young heifer
Is to be made a useful and pleasant
animal for the dairy. It is important
that she should be handled and accus-
toned TO all necessary manipulations
while she is a calf. II they are handled
Familiarity from the first. there will
usually be very little trouble with them.
When force Is used at the start to COM
pei them to submit to being MIXED,
then the trouble begins. Many a young
heifer has been ruined as a dairy COW
by bad usage. Get her started right,
and much future trouble will be avoid
ted; II Will be far better TO exercise a
little patience than to have trouble as
long as she is a cow.
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Beware
OF Mercury!

Mr.. Henry Roth, of 1848 South 9th
Street. St. Louis, was given the usual
mercurial treatment for contagious
blood poison. He was twice pronoune-
ed cured, but the disease returned each
time. he was seized with rheumatic
pains, and red Jumps and sores COW
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No fewer than l6, 900 persons die in
Italy every year from malsrial fever.
and there are 1000 communes where
quinine IL not to be had.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-07

A shoe that can be heated by means
OF an apparatus attached 70 the sole IL
among the latest curiosities 1t the
Washington patent office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-07

them seeded with grass or clover as
much as possible, and only blowing
them when the seeding runs out.
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Advantages of Diversified Farming.
Diversified farming has two great ad
vantages over that which is confined 10
one or two specialties. II the different
crops are properly chosen there will
be a succession OF marketing to be done
through the year. and also something
to be done on the farm 70 keep its labor
employed at all times. Where the spe-
cialty only IS grown, though It may
bring a good deal Of money when sold.
most Of this has already been expend-
ed during the season while the crop
was being grown This is the difficulty
with the Southern planter who depends
wholly on his cotton crop. After the
expense Of making 1t is deducted the
planter his less ready money than Il
he had more crops, so as to be able to
sell something every month In the year.
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Thers IL . point beyond which ns1icatioa
cannot 90. Before it 4 700 late 70 IND, pr
sons OF rhc4mafio tendency, fnh<rfi1d or -
quirsd. should use that bsnfruant dsfonss
against the further pro<reH Of The supertsna-
cious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The name q this
proven rescuer Il Hostrtter'f stomach Bitr<u,
which. IL should sl<o b rocollsc cures d .
yePsia, liver complaint, fever and axus. a.
bnity aud n<rvousn>ss-
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Piso's Cure for Consumption hes bsen |.
God send TO me--Wm- b. Mcclellan,
Chester, Florida, Sept. IT. 1896.
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Our engraving shows a very handy
home made tool for leveling seed beds
In the garden or for grading walks
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" b te yer. I was stun and fuII OF
pains, my left arm was useless so
that | was unable TO do even the
iightest work. This was my condition
when l began to take S. s. s., and
few bottles convinced me that was
being benefited. I continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
under the effects of mercury, and
would soon have been a complete
wreck but for 5. S. S."
5. ;. s.. Guaranteed purely reQefdble)
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1t is very difficult TO keep soils fer
tile II they coRtain large proportion
Of sand. II theX are kept under culti-
walton. this dlfiic&ty is increased. as
the sand both blows and washes away
when exposed to kinds. For this rea-
son many owners Of sandy fields keep
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Gladness Comes

NTH . better understanding q the
w transient nature Of the many phys-
zeal Ma which vHniah before proper ef-
forts-gentle eiforts-pleasnnf e6orts-
rightly directed There y q fort n
the knowledge. that % many l9Dueof
sickness are not due TO any nctuaI dis-
ease, but simply 70 = constipeted eoudt
ton of the system. which ths pleasant
family laxative, syrup Of Figs, prompt
" removes That u why Il h the only
remedy with millions Of fnmiliss, and 3
everywhere esteemed % highly By al
who value good health Its beneficial
effects ara due 10 The fAct, that II \ ths
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
orgzns on which It acts- II Il therefore
all important, In order 70 get It's bone-
hcinl effects, 70 note whom you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine artE
Gle, which 10 manufactured BY the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold BY
all reputable druggistA
II In the enjoyment Of GOOD health,
and the system h regular. lAxntives or
other remedies arc then not needed II
affiicted with any sctuAl disease, one
may be commended 70 the most skillful
physicians, but II In need of laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup Of
| Figs stands highest and Is most largely
I'D and gives most general satisfaction
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is the only cure
for real blood dis
eases. The mer-
curial treatment
of the doctors al
ways does more
harm than good. ]
Books on the di
...o-% -.,.fod f-oo
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Republican State League meeting,
Charleston, Wednesday, March 25.
Republican State Delegate con-
vention, Clarksburg, Thursday, May
IA.
Republican State Nominating
convention, Parkersburg, Wednes-
day, July %.
Fourth District Republican con-
vention to elect delegates to St.
Louis, Huntington, April %.
Fourth District Republican Con-
gressional Nominating convention,
Parkersburg, July 81.
Republican State headquarters,
Wheeling.
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j. N. Fuller,
Shoals, ". Va.
BrOwnStOwn Items.

Mr.. Bill Hamlin, who has been
on the sick list for the past week,
is able for duty.
Mr.. l.. Likens, who was said TO
have been seriously hurt in the
wreck Friday night, got off of No.
ii yesterday evening and walked
home alone.
MIR. Vanhorne has moved from
Huntington into one of Mr.. Thorn
toms houses.
Mr.. Ball has moved into the wild
ow Taylor's house.
Mr.. Jasper Click, who came here
to visit his mother and sister. has
obtained position as fireman on
the n. & w. r. r.
Several of Brownstown's voung
ladies say they intend to marry be-
fore the expiration of 1896.
We said last week we hoped when
We wrote again the editor of the
ADVANCE would be Mayor of Cere-
do. We are glad to say that such
Is the case and we conscientiouslv
believe the right man is elected and
that he will do everything in his
power to promote the interests of
our nice little town. We don't
think the people will ever have
cause to regret having elected r. T..
McDougal for Mayor.
STEVEN
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LavaIette, w. Va.

EDITOR ADVANCE: - We will
soon organize orr Republican
Club here and be in proper shape
Tor business. There is one thing
That the people here all agree IN
on without regard to politics. and
that is Lavalette for the county
seat. This seems 10 be the all.
absorbing theme at present: If
Ceredo and Kenova will helm we
think we can make the rifle and
may be able 90 make IL ANYWAY
This is a beautiful site: not too
HIGH or too Low. 40 fear Of a
water famine or flood; easy of &C
cess; backed by the Beech Fork
Valley; the best farming portion
Of the county, etc.
Well, under the present G. II.
excitement, j have almost forgot
how orr political slate stood. / be-
lieve as vel as ! remember it vas
Mckinley for President; Miller
for Congress q. w. Atkinson for
Governor ,. NJ. Fuller Tor sher-
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SHOALS, w. VA.
CORRESPONDENT.

Today old mother earth is wrap.
ped III a mantle of snow, and the old
brothers who have been preparing to
plant their onions, peas and lettuce,
are budding around their firesides
and wondering when spring will
make her appearance.
The burning of the court house has
again revived the talk of its removal
to Ceredo or Kenova. We under
stand that both places are willing to
donate the lot and building. We
are confident that the majority of
the citizens of the county are i'll ia
vor of it's removal from Wayne.
The writer happened to be at
Wayne on the day the court house
burned, and after the fire went W
to Genoah. To his utter surprise
he had scarcely passed the cooperate
limits of the town when he heard the
opinion expressed that the fire would
prove blessing in disguise to the
county, as the court house would
not be rebuilt at Wayne, but would
be removed to Ceredo or Kenova.
This assertion was repeated all along
the line by the most substantial cit
liens.
Saunder Spurlock passed through
our town Saturday. His mill on
Plymale Branch is about completed
and he will be saving lumber in a
few days.
The wife of Chas. Irby has been
quite i'll for several weeks.
G. Z. Adkins is preparing to
move to his farm near Nestloe.
S. Z. Fuller, son of our merchant
j. NJ. Fuller, went to Huntington
last week and had four enlarged
glands removed from his neck. DR..
Vickers performed the operation.
Our old friend Steve Rowe has
shaken the country mud from his
boots and moved to Huntington.
We recommend him to the good peo-
pie of that city as a citizen of sterl-
ing worth and also Republican
both staunch and true.
OCCASIONAL.
March Is, 1896.
The above letter reached us too
late to appear in last weeks issue.
We would be glad if "Occasional''
would become Irregular. Ed
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EDITOR ADvANCE:-At a place
called Crackers Neck, in Cabell
county, few days ago, a certain
young man started to accompany
a nice young lady home from
church. HeI mother, however. OBJ
Jectsd and after trying to separate
them In vain, struck the young
man repeatedly with malice afore-
thought; but he still held on TO
the idol of his heart, and mani
tested great bravery and power of
endurance and when the battle
was over and the smoke cleared
away, it was ascertained that No
person was dead, and when the
young hero examined himself be
found no bones broken, but his
hear. almost broken. He has con-
cluded not to commit suicide.
On No.
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EASTERN STAR CHAPTER

Pursuant to call of petitioners
for the organization of Chapter of
Eastern Star, petitioners met at
Crescent Hall, A. F. & A. NJ, Co.
redo, w. Va, for the purpose of
instituting a Chapter of o. E. S.,
said chapter to be. called Alpha
Chapter, No. 2.
The following is a list of the
charter mem ers:
Miss Maggie Walton,
Mrs. Maggie Harrington,
" Amanda Townsend,
E" Maggie Garner,
" Katie j. Deacon,
" TexIe o. Walton.
" Anna Shumaker,
Jennie Houchins,
" Frances Brown,
" s. A. Wagner,
Georginia Sutherland,
" Rachel V. Osburn,
Miss Maggie Farmer,
Reuben Osburn,
C. Brown,
T. w. Gay,
j. T. Gay,
J, T. Garner,
John Griffith,
T. G.. Walton,
J. McRae Werth,
James McQuin,
w. n. Townsend,
J. p. Wagner,
w. w. Marcum,
w. II. Shumaker,
Sam'l Ferguson.
The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year:
Miss Maggie Walton, Worthy
Matron.
Mrs. Maggie Harrington, Asst.
Worthy Matron.
SamI Ferguson, Worthy Patron.
Mrs. Sbumaker, Treasurer.
Mrs. Wagner, Secretary.
Mrs. Garner, Conductress.
Mrs. Osburn, Associate Combine
tress.
Mrs. Townsend, Chaplain.
Mrf. Deacon, Adab.
Mrs. Walton, Ruth.
Miss Farmer, Esther.
Mrs. Houchins, Martha.
Mrs. Sutherland, Electra.
Reuben Osburn, Warden.
j. p. Wagner, Sentinel.
Stated meetings Of Chapter let
Saturday Of each month, 7:3Op.
m, fact time, at Crescent Hall.
Ceredo, W. Va.
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IT is difficult to see how respec-
table people can oppose measure
that will close more than 5000 of
the worst saloons of New York, as
1t Is admitted that the Raines bill
will do.
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THE Gould boys may not be as
their father was, in all respects, but
they inherited the old mans taxes
Gaping faculty.
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0IHE country regained portion of
Its lost prosperity as soon as Re-
publican Congress was elected. The
rest Will return when a Republican
President is elected.
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iff; Geo. w. Hatten for Commits
sioner County Court. This is
about as far AZ we have gone,
think. We expect to resume labor
soon and will try to keep you
posted.
CORRESPONDENT.
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THAT licking the natives gave
the Italians has brought about a
temporary peace in Abyssinia.
Good thrashings have had SINH
lar effect before, both OH nations
and on individuals.
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Republican League Meeting.

TO the Republican Clubs OF West Virginia:
The annual meeting of the Republican
Stase LEAGUE Clubs OF West Virginia will be
held In the city of Charleston on wed esday
March ., 1896, for the purpose of electing OF.
n ers for the coming year, considering plans
Tor permanent organization aud the eiec-
ton OF delegates TO the National League
fnee'ing.
Each club is allowed Ave delegates and
nve alternates.
Republicans are urged tn organize clubs ct
once and send the name of the club and list
CT officers TO the president at Charleston,
Immediately. A full attendance is desired
at this the opening meeting OF the presiden-
tial campaign. The work of oryanizin clubs
should be pressed with vigor at once.
BY order of the com mittee.
---- c.. ELLIOTT. President
]. w. STUCK, Secretary.
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If the X-rays come into general
use frame houses will lose cast
Edison finds no difficulty in pho
tographing through planks.
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The New York World is trying
to put hoodoo on Gov. Mckinley
by predicting his nomination.
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J.. NJ. REFFNER, formerly Of this
place, has associated himself with
Stuart l.. Ritz in the publication
OF the Sunday Morning Tidings. a
newsy paper at Bluefeld, They
have the talent to get out a good
paper. Success, boys.
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EVEN as sturdy fighter as DR..
Talmage had to acknowledge COM
plete defeat when he ran up
against the grip.
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MIR. CLEVELAND seems little
shy about announcing his opposi.
ton to Cuban belligerency.
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DO We Advertise
Too Much?

Sometimes we almost believe we do, but the
crowds OF appreciative customers that come after
tisements have permanent place i'm Public Fcono-
Omy.