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The Youths Companion Calendar.

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SOME STRONG PlNTs.
Both Sides wero Eloquent on tho
New School Question.
Zap Perkins, Postmaster, Tells How
the Cause OF Higher Education Was
Knocked Out In an Interesting Debate
at the Jericho Postofice.

&R ISL Billings, Abner Jones aud
SX Moses Plumber hev blu holdiu
~ Jericho back fur the last two years
from hevin new sehoolhouse. The matter
has come up almost every evenin at the
postoifee and bin ho,ly argued. but they
couldn't be budged. The other night a
mighty smart lookin stranger was s,oppin in
town. aud 1t was arranged that he drop in
on the crowd aud take the schoolhouse side
and put the three Instructors on their backs.
The stranger VAS on hand at the hour
named, and when the proper mint arrived
rived Squar Joslyn speaks up aud says,
Stranger, IL you was residen, OF this
town, would you be fur sehoolhouses OF
ag'in EN- ?"
"fd he fur 'em. of course" replies the
man. "ld vote fur the cause Of education
II had to live ON one meal day. L, Is
education that makes a nation. The less
education the more vice and wickedness."
"rhats jest the way look at IT," says
the squar. al say education before every.
thing else, but we've got men in this town
who differ with me. You wouldn't think
the leadin men of town would he ag'in
schoolhouses, would you ?"
"rhey mus, be queer sort of men. Don't
they want their children to know who dis
covered America ?"
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sour he didn't know cows had only teeth
ON ono Jaw he didn't know how to s,op a
hen from settin, hog from roo,in OF q don
from KILN sheep. lie even poked his 6ncc,
into wasps nest TO see II the critters wa,
at home. I'm not az in schools, but IL they
Is to tell our children that the sun revolve,
around ITS axis why don't they also tell 'em
tina, seraiehin hogs back with eorncob
will help to faiten him 2"
That's pint, Moses--it's pint T. shouts
the deacon rs he raps on a bar1. "Abner
and Moses hev made their piuts, and now
we'd like TO hear from Lish Billings
'ive got mighty little to say, replies
iish as he sits with his back bumped up
like camel.
"Bnt Il can't be that an intelligent man
like you is opposed TO education protests
the stranger.
"Thsts aocordin to what sor, of educa.
ton il is"
81 refer To general education. You look
like man of peace, but perhaps you have
had trouble with a neighbor some time %
eyes, I had trouble with Sam Wheeler
once"
"And You went to law p"
"Yes."
ITO 60 To law you had a lawyer. II that
man had only known enough to read, write
and figure. he wouldn't have bin lawyer.
He had to hev higher education to be a
lawyer. Don't you see ?"
al skassly do. says Li,h.
'But you had a lawyer, and SO did Mr..
Wheeler. There was suit and you
got jcs,iee."
That's pint fur the stranger, Lish -
shouts the deacon.
.Yes, mebbe It's, but lemme tell him
how IL turned out. Sam she, up one of my
hogs with his. and | proved II, but my
lawyer lost the case aud charged me $40 TO
boot. The hog wasn't wuih over 81, but
Sam had to pay his lawyer sra, and he
went home from the lawsuit to find the
critter dead. That's general education.
Sam and me lost $aa and a hog between M
and was made at each other for 10 wears
and I'm sayin I've had enough of II and am
agin more schoolhouses Till death =,
The deacon jumped off the aoor and
said IT was pint and strong one, and the
stranger got down off the counter and said
he wasn't feclin extra we'll and guessed he'd
git TO bed early.
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SOMEBODY'S DARLING
BY MARIE R. LAcosrr.

Into ward of whitewashed walls.
Where the dead and dying Iay,
wounded by bayonets, shells, and balls.
Somebody's Darling was borne one day.-
Somebody's Darling, so young and so brave,
Wearing yet on his pale, sweet face,
Soon to be hid by the dust of the grave.
The lingering light of his boyhoods's grace.
Matted and damp are the curls of gold,
Kissing the snow Of that fair young brow;
Pale are the lips of delicate mold:--
Somebody's Darling is dying now.
Back from his beautiful blue -yeined brow
Brush all the wandering waves Of gold.
Cross his hands on his bosom now.--
Somebody's Darling is still aad cold.
Kiss him once more for somebody's sake;
Murmur prayer soft and low;
One bright curl from its fair mates take
They were somebody's pride, you know;
Sometody's hand had rested ihere;--
Was 1t mothers soft and white
And have the lips Of sister fair
Been baptized in those waves Of light
God knows best. lie has somebody's love;
Somebody's heart enshrined him there;
Somebody waited his name above,
Night and morn, on the wings Of prayer;
Somebody wept when he marched away,
Looking 50 handsome, brave, and grand !;
Somebody's kiss on his forehead lay;
Somebody clung TO his parting hand.
Somebody's waiting and watching for him,
Yearning to hold him again TO the heart;
And there he lies with hi. blue eyes dim.
And the smiling chldlke lips apart.
Tenderly bury the fair young dead,
Psusing to drop on his grave tear;
Carve on the wooden slab at his head.
Somebody's Darling slumbers here
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Brown whereby he will take charge Of any
and all repair jobs on vehicles Of every de.
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do good work and guarantee every lob
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I suffered from ostarfh Of the worst kind
aud never hoped for cure, hu, Ely's Cream
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One Of the best known disulicries pro.
dacing high grade whiskcy aud handling
hne wines, desires to ooFreSpond with re-.
liable gentleman, wish the view of having
him represent them in Preston and sur
rounding counties, 70 sell their good TO
families and consumers direct. This is q
6fst-ciass opening for party who Is we'll
acquainted in the counties. and can be made
very remuncraiive Address,
POCAHONrAs.
=. o. Box 10, Cincinnati, o.
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WEST HOUND.

No. 80. fast train west In the evening will
stop az Tunnelton for passengers but must be
naGged.
Nos. AZ and are the regular accommodation
going west and stop at all stations.
Trains marked s. stop regularly, and trains
marked II, are Nag stations. other trains do not
stop. JIM. ScHnTvEn,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
ID. ID. MARTfH, Manager Passenger Traffic.
A.. J. BorAFIELp. Al g't at Tunnelton.
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The irl X. Hicks Almanac.

Whatever may be said of the scientific
causes upon which the Rev. Irl II. Hicks
bases his yearly forecasts of storm aud
weather, !, is n remarkable fact that spe.
eihc warnings of every great storm, aood,
cold wave and drouth, have been plainly
printed in his now famous Almanac for
many years. The latest startling proof of
this fact was the destruction of Galveston,
Texas, on the very day named by Prof.
Hicks in his 1900 Almanac, as one of dis
aster by storm along the gulf coasts. The
1901 Almanac, by far the finest, most com.
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hundred pages, splcndidly illustrated with
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premium to every subscriber who paws one
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WORD AND WosKs. The Almanac alone
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from WORD AND woRKs Publishing Com.
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For Sale.

Easy terms. IS h-p John McNaman
Engine and Boiler cutoff rig al
complete. Good job With H. Address.
l. w. HALsRIrrEe,
" Tunnelton, w. Va.
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"Thats a mighty strong
pint. mighty strong !" says
Deacon Spooncr, as he
tunks his cane on the
floor and looks at Abner
Jones.
81 reckon you're hittin
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Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried on any other than
the trains named above nud stops only at
Stations designated A. NhRrfS'
Ccn1 Supt
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Train No. I connects with b. & o. No.
at 7:s3 a. IN. for East. and No. 3 at $40 a.
m for West
Train No. connects with b. & o. No. g
at 3;4sp m. for East and No. IS at $40 p.
M. for West
II. HANsT. Philadelphia. Pa,
General Pass. Ag,
NJ TEMpLRToN.
Kngwood, Gen. Manager.
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That was the last attemp, Of the press
agent. lie had pcnned three prize stories
and he rested on bis laurels. They were
copied far and wide, pot only in all the
Democratic papers Of the State, but also
IN the papers Of the large cities Judge
Holt got lots Of advertisement Of pleasant
nature throughout the State and the nation.
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JUDGE JOHN II. HOLT
Tells Of Funny Campaign Expert
enees-The Democratic Candidate
Enjoyed the Battle

And Defeat Made NO change In Him
lie Had the Most Talented Press Agent,
WhS Wrote Three Famous Stories
Ills Funny Experience at q Grafton
Hotel.
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rnK BLAcKpERRY puMpLINc

The fiddle and bow story was a good
one as starter, but on the second story
the press agent won the laurels II was
the blackberry dumping tale. A mighty
fine story was that one. II began some
thing after this fashion "Along a dusty
mountain road, one day las, week, there
walked travelled stained pilgrim, etc."
OF course, the pedestrian was no other than
''ionest John Holt" as the press agent
called him. Then the story proceeded TO
relate how the lonely pilgrim stopped at
the door of mountain cabin and inquired
of the good housewife within to serve him
with something to eat. The housewife
stated, as the color came and went on her
talking coun,enance, that she was just out
of desirable things to eat, and between
bushes, made profound excuses to the
stranger, because of the scarcity of things
to eat in the larder. That was all right
TO the pilgrim. said the story, he could get
his own meal if the woman would permit.
lie decided that blackberry dumbling
would about fit the vacancy in ms interior,
and he called for the necessary ingredients,
and then and there, made pudding III for
the gods, or at least that is what the press
agent said.
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Gl1 HILE Judge John II. Hol, went
wv down TO political defeat along with
the balance of the entire Democ.
racy, il has neither filled his heart with re-
morse or stepped him in bitterness and sor.
row. He is just the same affable gentle
man. magnanimous of mind, kindly Of dis.
position aud eourIly of manner.
From the standpoint of health. Judge
Holt was greatly benefited by the thorough
canvass he made of the State. The Judge
is glad it is all over, So that he may turn
his mind again TO the practice of law aud
give his property interests the attention they
demand. But the Judge does not regret
the time he gave over to politics, travelling
and speechmaking. He had innumerabe
experiences of curious sort during his
canvass, and being quick to discern and ap.
preeiate the ludcrous wherever he found IL,
he derived great enjoyment from his travels
in the various sections of the State.
VALUABLE PRESS AGENT.
II was no fault of the Judges press agent
that he lost the battle. That press agent
which the Judge had during the campaign,
was certainly the finest ever out. The first
story TINT was published, it will be re-
membcred, was about the Judge fiddling
in timber camps. The Judge was herslded
as fiddler of no mean ability II was
told how, when he roughed IL in the noun
tains on timbered estates in which he had
interests, he would delight the hearts Of the
rugged mountaineers by hddlng the
Arkansaw Traveller, the Mocking Bird, the
Virginia Reel, or Dixie lie would fiddle
for the young people of the mountain ham.
lets when they gave dance. All together,
the Judge was pictured as a very usual man,
educated and courtly, possessing - certain
commanding dignity, and yet of old
fashioned southern and home-like charac-
teristics. The aforsaid gifted press agent,
who rivals in imagination the famous Tody
Hamilton who has proclaimed the wonders
OF the great Baruum show for thirty years,
sought to attract attention to the Judge and
create favorable impression OF the candi.
date by the stories that intimated that the
Judge was mos. picturesque and admirable
character.
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The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

IN EFFECT MAY 40. 1900
SourH-Read Down NORTH Read Up.
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THIS oNg A .pRgAM.o

But the third story Of the agent was
"peacherino." In il the Judge rode along
dusty, winding roadway, astride his faith.
ful old grey marc. The roadway was
down in the blue grass section of the
State, where old Southern mansions dot
the beautiful landscape and waving fields
of grain shyly submit TO the caresses of
signing zephyrs. On particular day. some
fifteen days before election, the Judge and
his faithful old grey mare, drew rein in
front Of the stately old mansion of Judge
Swain, or some other venerable and titled
southern planter who existed only in the
story. Out Of the broad hallway there
rompcd, onto the broad verandah, party
Of merry young men and women, friends
of the Judges Sons and daughters. II
was evident that some entertainment was
on in the Swain homestead Judge Holt
was inclined TO proceed on his way TO
yondcr distant schoolhouse to tell the hardy
farmers of the dangers Of militarism and
the threatened Imperialism. But Judge
Swain, or whatever his name was, would
not listen to Judge Holt proceeding on his
way without stopping and refreshing him
self and his old grey mare. The young
men and women we're equally insisient and
the Judge dismountcd and entered the
stately mansion, followed by the romping
young folks and the dignihed lord Of the
msnsion. Soon, was Judge Holt engaged
in the pleasures and pas,imes Of the young
folks. lie 6ddIed while they danced, and
after dinner IL was suggested that fhey
have geese-picking centes,, which was
agreed to, aod Judge Holt picked his
geesiet the quickes, and was awarded the
prize, pair Of homespun mitiens. Then
his old grey mare was brought out to him
and he mounted and rode up on the road
amid the merry shouts Of the young folks
and the hearty, spoken farewolls of the
ftaefrr 80 fIe r.far.
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SCIENTIFIC MANTCURTNG.

LADIES MADE BEA T-TIFT-L-
Treatment Free 10 all purchasing AID
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Eas- fIrr-e-
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RSE-Y0ucg woman, thoroughly trust
worthy. as good nurse. II country Call
or address 2l6 East 33d-sr-
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RSE.-Redued. competent North Ger
man. 20 growing children fluent French:
good references Y. F. 216 East 35d-st-
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TTPEHRITERs.

lfFEfT I1TTEEs bought. sold rented. re-
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:. 4. VIZ. 25z sfn-age-. . G. cor. 23d-=t. :.
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GARDENER. Single: middle aged; Just
diseneaged thoroughly Understands
lawns, flowers. first class vegerahle gar
iener. good worker: long experience ten
wears in last place. best city reference.
can take fail charge OF gent lernan 4 place
is sober and industrious Address JAM Els
BOX -. Tribune Office.
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COACHMAN.-Married city or country
best references willing and obliging;
Understands his duties. Address JOSEPH
THORNTON 50 3d-ave.
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COOK. &c--By u first class girl as cook
or working housekeeper for aged couple;
has the best Of reference, present en-
pIoyer. Please call at 80 West 46th-st- :
no cards.
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HELP WANTED.
NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU,
80 West 29th-st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE To EMPLOYERS AND EN-
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2. Il.
References invest gated.
ANY LADY can earn good pay quietly az
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CHAMBRRMAID and WATTRESs-A girl
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EXPERIENCED Mattresses. cooks laun-
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TPHOLSTERTR AND CABINET
sEAF- Err

FIR NTTT-RF made 20 order: polishing
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'eyv-,s SAMUEL FERRANDI. 500 sth-
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY
PRINTING.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

RELIEVE EHETM ATTSN etir 1oirts;
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: private family; 5
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CHAMBERMATD End sEAMSTRESS.-Bv
competent young woman. call present
employers. - Essst 55th-st.. Monday. b.
tween 10 and
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COACHMAN.-26: understands care horses.
&c. sober Industrious, willing 0blig-
ing; best references; country preferred.
AUGUST 233 1st-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

COACHMAN.-Married city or country
experienced city driver: highly recon
nended. written and personal references .
aged go. medium size J. K. 116 " sd