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sSuieph Chamberlain bar | Woi

Suiepb Chamberlain bar / Wan.
bags @ieritano for en- itorartet Spl.
belt / Birmingham, boor en- IfifeOs.
bantet bIep gioet til bans sgre, fsr
ban begtner fig afiteS poa fin @frifa-
fGro. Wpn6 af ale Bartier beltog
/ SpIbringen. 5 en- Sfaoltale no.
taIte ban Zig meb itore Sorbadbnin.
ger ON S~p6ofrifas Sremtib. Ran
fitnbe life peltte at al 9itterbeb bos
8oerne ifllIoe % no faa mart, men
aft fan iGbnes no meb Sioert, og set
bar for Of faa 8reie paa Situatio.
men og bore ale Starters Sremitil.
ling, of ban mi pil reiie berneo. -
Sn Gftenen foronitaltebes ct 6at.
feItog til GbamberIains s@re. og
ct itornrtet 6proGrferi afbrRnbteS.
Games Seir SarSie, Sen befiente
ifotife arbeioerfsrer. ReOafter %
SolItIter, par ! WtaftoaS I Srps1el
noe for ct pifant epeutpr. San bIep
nemlie arreiteret irn mistGnft for
at bore en- farIie aanarfiit ser itoo
/ SeSto9 meo. StGlienaren &ubino,
iom / forrige llge forisgte at faa 81.
bet al aanrle Song Seopolo. Sa Rr.
Sar6ie paa 8oIitiitationen 6lep til.
ipurgt ON ban fienOte Rubino. bar
Ell fraI6eube 9atter BET eneite Spar,
man fit al BAN. 9a ioa RoIitifom.
misi9ren meSbeIte. at Saroie piISe
niISe bli fat | gnretRgtsarreit. inS-
til ban finoe forbsres al @aaiitrn.
ten, oplpite Saroie gamife tsrt, at
ban pqr @eoIem Of bet BRITTLE I'm.
berbiis, % ea RoIititOmisi9ren
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
@prrne fpinmcr life.

grpsieI te~Ie9roferes, at @encralernr
8otbo og 8eIarep bar beillttet at
opgine 6en paatpnfte Chr til De 5or.
eneoe Stater. 9e agter mi at penbe
tilbnge til Spbafrtfa forat furrs
trpffe &olonimintiter Gbamberlaiu
/ 8retoria.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Se er friffe

Se or frttfe altc1ammeu. Srd
InsIarS er Der / Bet ienere fonmet
IeobdeIier ON, at mart Oct enc mart
set anoet ReoIem al ben feiierIiae
SnniIie bar prret farligt ina -.
3riierinben bar boIbt paa at BIT
%iirbsipg og 9eiierens gror, Stor.
fprit WidaeI, ifiiIbe ertoog Iigse for
Dozen oip. Men mn er ole bisie
SpaemeIoineer Taaet ibiGI al ct Sc.
tegram fra 2inabio paa &rim neo
Scrtebapst, bpor &eiierfamilien for
Chen opboloer fig. aaeiammen er
/ beoIte @eIgaaenbe, beber bet. Set
ierparret msbte iaalebes | Ssnbugs
frem paa grpssen forat tuge imoo
ben srpife 8rirs ItfoImts, % be
ioa begge iunSe os friffe no, % iun'
me Gag .orog Storfprit RidaeI paa
Sagt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
ct amerifanif Sirma bar fac

3ontraft paa anlpe af ct unoerior.
6iif Selefoniutem | ct. Ietersbure.
Der nil bIi neolagt life minbre erb
20 Ril unberiorbiife &sr for aab-
Ierne. 2ontraftiummen er en- rltnb
Miaion Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Sra dnore Sanoe.

: ct. Estersbnrs edar Ser Hps.
fer ON, at g5nr NifoIaiis omgaaes
meo HIaner ON at ifiue fis al meo
aeiierinoen forbi bun life Fan
Ifaffe Rnslano en- S~ronarping.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
gcOrsr aIfreb Scntb, Sen befienis

engelIfe Sorfatter % 8rissforre.
iponoent, er nfgaaet neo DOZEN, 10
slar gammel. Wr. Sentp BANDIT zig
itor g~opularitet iom Sorfatter at
8arnebeger.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

Grins GSparS al Sadicn.@ei.
mar er osb / 2onoon af 9Iinotarm.
betpnbdie 90 0preipgoom. 9rins
gomnro bar isot i GngIGno | 1928
og Dor mn n9lten so Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
S~usfr2 RosIe aitties efanoinasifts
-.s@s1 Taus % apinesr tit at arbsibs

- Tor % I IN egen SicuittapH, oaIaa
rogIe til at reiie for %. Stasia 9gass foT
gintfren snsr for belle s1artt. - Con ee. so
pr 7as. - pasIiosiist 5irma mso tort Sas
pitaI. EosIie behsues itfe. men maa bare s0ee aus
befaIiHeer. 6,r narm.re GplpsniHaer Trio iii
HI. MILLER, MGr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
snuo GorIos M Wor,,ooI or 70,

Song Carlos at gortugaI er for.
tioen / gngIano Tom Song @omarbs
8ipit. Sg Der bill rineligpis Set
Ter 8iIbelm finbe fin 2igemaub irfn
aeiieren briper frembeles
paa meS at ifpbe 6niarter paa Sar.
lem al 2ons0oles @oos.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
korrespondance

aprrripuneaarer aeen 3asn-oa ssttsis iaaes t,ie
bet miusas Srniun III. se blir itit sHsaHl aisn.
nemIattt al Rreaftipnem. Wapuct pil NE blips
pHsHfIissiprt, msbmiHsfs pesfommense aurre.
iprnnent suiirr bet, men saeea.iipnea rnaa bare
saapasf OF Noresisn-
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

u hAbNAthNl
% 9uuscrue.
Seq paaSrps mig Here 8ause Sor.
fiblelie | 9sbei al aaret, o. for hper
Sang sscSs min aatarrh, 90 iaa bleS
ben Hemme Spitr bet SGrite. Sss tug
Suitrmcoieiner, iuotil ics blrp igs peS
Ssuet Of BEN. Ren gsraua hslbre-
besc mig iaa hnrtis, at leg CT blet
bcuS uarme Ben. Sire Tigers itaSts
Srua az ben bar Srruet al aatarrb
iulohrnSig no az nit Spitem.
Zen FOREIGNER al ben Gos, JON &c
blet ben tiloel." - alma ella.
Striot er llSoifliugen al 9atarrh,
Iom gruSpiS blir trouiif. Oct fierSe
Sfriot er. at aatarrb'en begpnoer at
ipreoe ia ira SopeSet til SoIieu. Oct
ferntc Sfriot er, at 8atarrb'eu ipre.
Der fla til 2uftgangere % SlHgerne.
Ga iad bItr Den til SRring i fsrite
Stu0rIm.
Gaurionthelit un6er a~utarrh'ers
lt6oitling. ira ocn fgrite 6orfislelie
meloer ia, til oer iloar ia oda Gun.
qerne, fan man pare forpisiet ON. at
Beruna uil ItauSic SgqSommeu. 3et
beEbreber iltlOItGnoiat. Sdp efter-
at 5Priug er pel uouiflet. bar ge.
rrtna | mango SilfPISer belbtcoet
pariqt. gitcrat Batteuterue er blet
opgioet al 2Ggerue forat % al S9-
ring bar Berlina belbreSet BEN. 81
bar SunorcSer al gioueSbprs, iom
bcfrrfter Senue 5remitiliug | =
melt bcQeiItreSe ltotrpf.
II. g. Senator Sobu ~. Sburitou
fra Hebraifa. Ifrtoer fsTasnSe 9rru:
darlington, Q. G., Ste april 1901.
Seq bar bruat Berurd til for.
fieGige SiSer I 2sbet al &c 'iSite Bar
anr meo bstit tiIfreositiaeuSe Rei1tE.
tater.
Den beIbre6eSe mig fil6itprStJ
for en- irritererSe Soite - 6slaeH
al ooer6reore anitrrrgelier uuoer
BrGitSentonIget, og ieg tror iuIht %
fat paa 6ens 9trtrtrg for iaaoauHs
Gnoer." Sno. 80. Sburitou.
Spis 9e life opnaor IuarItge %
tiIfreSsiiuenSe ReilItater fra 9rt.
grr al YerlIna. iaa "TRIP itroy til Or.
6artmnn % beitrio uoisrIiGt Seres
TitiGlbe. og ban oil me6 Gtr6e gtoe
Gem TT uRrbiful6e Raao gratis.
aoresIc: Or. Sdrtmau. BrPiiSert
al Sbe Sartman S%anitarium, 60.
Iumbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
WuISbrnaupsf.n


pcir erog ct fort Sslge at Soil iuo
isienmm 8tnsesaleu op til SstteIitaos
9aan bdpoe paa en- eler arls
pen gaanoe funoet I'D. at bet Sd bar so
Var, iioen grIauS % Elizabeth SstteIitao
itoS Srifo % 9ruoaom i giers Sooeos
| @npbrdnosoalen. Socrrai,et bIep
DC 8aInIe. GA -Seam~ efter "Senu-
IpingeSe inb paa Suntt. Npinber %
hinge % @amIe itormeSe IND !
Quiet. 8Ianbt Sobeu iaaes Sditor
8oaIfpam % Srue. Soroeue bIen | en-
GAIT o2ttet. S~ruSeparret bGutet / Ssis
oe be irSpauIise 6prmalttetsr peS
iIiee anteSniuser aieunemaaaet. Yaitos
rem toIteSe 9aeers Setprniu9 for De
% sniteSe. at 2ipets often for
benz maatte toumle iom en- iaste 2ufts
ming fra Dc Spbe Siope meo lpie gainoer
fra 9ipets RorseursSc. iammeuiiettet
m.S afslauSisn at en- balenSe Col. Sers
paa oberrattes g%ruoeparret en- Then
iom ct Sesn paa Reebcree'
res Gstelie.
ON Bet bar 8radocir ube, iaa bar
Bet baaoe Srmsr % SoIifiu inSe, bpor
Der Sa al uosIe af SoriamItuosu bIcp af'
en- for GnIeSuiuaen f~orfattet
Gang tx gIeloSicu Sc Rorecs SIonl'
itcrSal."
Cor fentti anr iSas.
3 SdIegrtobrarSs Saoneadrts
; /: Sc fang Ell SruSeidng ::
50, 80, 20, Sol
Ser Ris'cn bandit iiarrren to
) &iGrIiebeo % Sro. "a:
Ru Climber buffer irem
Sra acknowledgements faare 1aI
: Der bar en- gruSeiaI :
So. 50, So, Sol
Raar Risisn bartnt iiauureu to
: Be fan iiautulen DO.
Der Sfisnsberg GyIa bIaa!
% ueoi SaIsn 2auser Iaa
Sc GIT og iaa oerpda. ::
50, SO, 80. Sol
ON Risien bandit iidrrmer to,
: Ger Tan be life DO. ::
Sc babe faaet gub.
8 8eiterbetuten bar Der 2arS
/: at faa iaa frit iom ganS
So, SO, So. Sol
Hdur Hisien banSt iiaututeu TO
4: Sda fan Dc Der 10 DO. !: q:
Bort guife er ibaa,
vi mango gar % fere bill
&: Snd here ebcr iii. ::
80, so. 80. Sol
Sun lpiteItgt Bet er at DO,
{: Spor &iGrIisbso fan gro ::
Wen Stisusbcrg agla blad,
Sen itnar uteb grlIbetraubien pna
: : Gen bill ei BERTHA :
So men, 10 men.
sra giers fagre 9pgo bro9 no
{: Saa maugeu prtoig @ruS. :
9egge be @amIc er omfrtng 70 Var
og er raiFe % rsrige for fin aINer.
Den / Snugeu ofte urpnte Rtsien bar
lang 8Gfte al Nnr BrGit / gtcr %
mcgct afbOlSt al RenigbeSsn. Ru er
ban o66 for IGnge iibcn, 8i RorbmRno
bar ofte bort omtaIt en- nloeu Rise.
iom ingoeS at oIre uleget itGrt % bandit
io~rmoocntIi9 itrrte SaanS.
S~fiensberg arla er @pgoeus bsieitc
Tas. 9nlc @ubbranS. Saralb Saarfas
ger % Ct. Olaf bar ale beittet Den
eaa fine 8anSriu9er sicnrem Den itisns
ne Gal. Settle lille Suierat er itrepei
Iom en- Silsning fra Dc SoIt,i ON CAB
Overwhelming til Soften pan 9ettcIitaos
Gdrmsn, iii Dc mango tiliiuoe GipGriugcr
uoopcr gciterbetnsuS SIetter.A
g. 6. 9.
ReSre Coon gaIlep, Bis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

Ssgmanu 9led - &C., impSrfsTsps SaHehseSisIt.
iurppas leoeHbe I2rbctH for SoEhstelieS Sp9 6rugt %
aHeTtlsRoti gvet en- RcRAtIsa.bsE, e~ttsraset ben aels StfesR
pDsE, ~aAsCialet al Csear IIS lIelEse, RsHseH AZ eertagaI,
iamt BtoeHfabS % aa6rs bergItt AaEHh. Or. Si9a huV e.
hslst - gR,oa!isT Tor oeuat in CgaaseiIs a 8agH I'll S7sH-
~Hetchteeu. iamt e. bteSta oeioreret mso Here areslgrk.
6ttte er en- fdmiiltmsetcln. Der HHbss | aGe gurcggt'ie ciru.
trorfpr lite oaai hsF2 RTts csc % soc hos Ceres aa0taes
ters eHer psrteIrt1 fra Smp 9gtsEerHs
ALFRED MoaEsss q co, DEBT c. Minneapolis. NINA.
N. %. &sst Srat paa sHli RGpir % 1pre stspHetrzt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21

sign of disapproval was visible upon
the stolid faces of old Muskwa's abo-
riginal hearers. The old chief himself
seemed rather TO enjoy the recital, as
he was silent for a few moments, dis
playing his tOothless gums in a ghast-
ly grin. Big Joe was visibly delight
ed with the story, and evidently en-
joyed the distinction of being the one
to convey the tale of the heartless
deed to the white visitors. Piskwe
himself was afterward killed by
white man, named Jim Ruttle, after
desperate fight on Mayhew's dock,
at Grand Marais. Ruttle stood his
trial for murder before Judge Stearns
in this county and was sent to Still
water, bat was subsequently pardOned.
he also is now dead.
"When Muskwa had finished his
tale, he remarked that he was weary
and, rolling over on his blanket, drop
ped into slumber. The seance then
closed, and whites and Indians fled
out of the tepee. "-Dulttth Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
New Line for the Norfolk and Western.

The 65 miles of railroad to be built
from Naugatuck, Mingo county, to
Kenova down the Tug and Big Sandy,
by the Norfolk and Western, Will be,
SO it is said, one of the finest pieces Of
railroad in the United States. The
engineers in surveying the line were
instructed to make it as near an air
line as possible, regardless of expense.
Acting on this suggestion, the line of
road will penetrate some Of the larg-
est mountains along the two rivers,
will cut through number OF massive
iron bridges that belong to the coun-
ties, will split in twain several mag
nifcent old homesteads along the
Sandy and will for miles run directly
on the right of way of county pixies.
The right of way alone cost over $780,
000 A prominent official OF the
Norfolk and Western in conversation
with the Advertiser representative re-
marked that it was the intention Of
the Norfolk and Western to erect
line of road that would enable pas
senger train to run the 65 miles in 80
minutes. There will be scarcely
curve or grade the entire distance.
This 65 miles of road will cost ST.
100000, and, though all fast trains
will be run over the Sandy division
of the road, the Twelve Pole branch
will in no wise be abandoned. Local
passengers will be run over that di-
vision and most all empty coal cars
will be taken back to the coalfelds
by that route.
1t is the intention to complete the
line down the Sandy just as speedily
as possible A day and night force
will work continually on the tunnels
and every contractor on the line will
work as large force as possible.
Already the contractors are erect
ing their tents along the way, and by
rext week grading will be begun
Huntington, { ". Va) .AGvertiSer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
Constitutional Amendments.

At the November election West
Virginia will vote on FIVE Constitu
tional amendments The effect Of
these amendments briefly stated is
substantially as follows:
The first provides for the election
Of Secretary of State by the people, in
addition to that of other State officers.
The Secretary of State is now ap-
pointed by the Governor.
The second turns the fees of the
Auditor and Secretary Of State into
the State Treasury, and provides for
giving them salary, to be fixed by
statute. These officers now receive
the fees themselves.
The third amendment increases the
number Of judges of the State Su-
preme Court to five. There are now
four. In addition, the amendment, if
adopted, will result in the Legisla-
lures fixing the salaries of the judges
OF the Supreme Court and of the Cir
cult Courts as well. The Constitu
ton now fixes these.
The fourth amendment stops the
accumulation OF what is known as the
irreducible school fund, and provides
that all of that fund above $l,000,-
900 shall be paid into the Treasury
for the support of the free schools Of
the State.
The fifth amendment provides for a
registration law for the voters Of the
State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21

The Oriental idea Of relieving tried
nerves or physical fatigue in treat
ment of the feet is worth remembering.
To bathe the feet in water TO which
various cooling and soothing lotions
are added is to carry far the restoring
process when tired. Foot treatment,
according to experts in the matter, is
notsufiiciently appreciated or resorted
to. Softsoled shoes for all household
wear certainly are to be recommended
and if it were possible, according to
these same authorities, for busy men
and women to change both shoes and
stockings in the middle Of the day.
much comfort and positive benefit
would follow. A salt foot-bath taken
at night when one feels too tired to
sleep will prove suitably relaxing, and
put one in trim for the real rest.
Have the water pretty hot, add a
handful of sea-salt, and keep the feet
in till the water cools. Dry with a
rough towel, and it will be found
that the tone Of the whole system is
restored.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
Very Simple.

A rather simple-looking lad halted
before blacksmiths chop on his way
home from scbool and eyed the doings
Of the proprietor with much interest
The brawny smith, dissatisfied with
the boys curiosity, held piece Of
red-hot iron suddenly under the
youngsters nose, hoping TO make him
beat a hasty retreat.
"Ifyou'll give me half a dollar III
lick it, said the lad.
The smith took from bis pocket half
a dollar and held it out.
The simple-looking youngster took
the coin, licked it and slowly walked
away whistling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
"KilIing Time A"

A young man day or so ago was
seen to approach a crowd Of young
men loafng in front Of one Of the
stores on Jefferson street, to whom he
made the remark What are you do.
ing?" "Oh, just killing time" an
swered one of them. This is a very
common expression and very forci-
bic one. But its meaning is some
thing fearful. 1t is the young man
who, generally speaking, does the kill
ing Of time for in advanced age it is
all too late to make amends time
that has been killed can never be res
directed. killing time" literally eI-
presses a fact, and when 80 killed is as
dead to all intents and purposes as
though it had been living body.
Napoleon Bonaparte once said that
he won bis battles because his enemies
did not know the value of FIVE min
utes. So it is with every one. There
is no battle of life that cannot be won
if due regard is had for the FIVE min
utes day. With the multiplication
of books and the simplifcation Of the
elementary principles in every art or
profession, 80 minutes day Of dill
gence and application will, sooner or
later, mean the mastery of the art or
profession.
The young man who deliberately
kills time commits a crime against
himselfand natures laws. The quota
Of time meted out to every one has
no surplus moments, and he who can
successfully weave the whole Of life's
fabric in the given time has done well.
Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
Inquiry About Jobs Turkey.

Mr.. Brownlow, Of Tennessee, has
among his constituents an itinerant
preacher, but, in his opinion, has a
knowledge Of the Scripture second to
no ones. So confident is he that be
can make clear the most obscure pas
sages that be invariably asks his hear
ers to bring him any puzzling text
they wish explained.
At the close of a very large and
successful meeting country pumpkin
sitting in the back of the hall in re-
sponse to the pastors invitation an
nounced that there was a matter, a
very important matter, be would like
to have unraveled.
Happy that an opportunity to show
his erudition had come at last, the
wise man encouraged the fellow to
come to the front and present his
problem.
What l want to know" said the
bucolic, "is whether Jobs turkey was
a hen or a gobbler?"
And when the preacher turned red
and coughed, to hide his confusion, his
interrogator remarked in voice that
was audible through the whole hall !:
"I'll be burned if l didn't stump him
the first time"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21

The Missouri papers are telling this
story of Marx Twain's recent visit to
the State: A big crowd gathered at
the railroad station to meet him. A
little boy knew that someone was
coming, but he did not know Mark
Twain from Bessie Francis. This kid
percbed himself on top Of a freight
car, whence be could see what hap
pened. The train rolled in, and as
Mark stepped off the people became
excited and shouted Here he is !
Here he is The kid on the box car
thought a great criminal had been
caught and shouted: "Git a ropel
Git ropel" Mr.. Clemens said it
was the warmest reception he had
ever had.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
sI.o0 A YEAR.
NEW VOL. 37.---NO. 40.
The Woes Of Jane.

A dear little boy whose winter home
is in Orange, New Jersey, ard whose
summer home is at Glen Summit, Pa,
but whose identity shall not be fur
ther disclosed, attended dame school
last winter, and, on an occasion when
visitors were announced, took part in
the exercises in their honor. The e1-
ercises comprised recitations by the
brighter children, and among them
this dear little boy was called on. He
recited in perfectly good faith the
following, which he had learned or
caught from an indulgent nurse with
semi-poetical instinct:
Jane ate cake and Jane ate jelly,
Jane went TO bed with pain in her
Now don't get excited.
Don't be misled,
For what Jane had was pain In her
head
When the youngster told of this to
his entirely surprised and somewhat
shocked parents they asked him;
What did the teacher ssy2"
He replied
"She said nothing. She Just turned
around and looked out OF the window,
but the scholars and the visitors want.
ed me to say it again.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
How He Got There.

A Joint committee OF the recent
session Of the louisiana Legislature
visited the State penal farms at Angola
and Hope, according to story in the
New Orleans Picayune, for the purpose
of reporting on the work done by the
Board of Control. The members OF
the committee spent some time talking
with the negro convicts and presently
one of the negroes recognized men,
Der of the committee, who is rising
young lawyer not IA thousand miles
from New iberia.
You know Mr.. B--2" inquired
one Of the men.
"Yaas, sab, | knows Mr.. B.
well. He's de one dun sent me heah,"
replied the darky, while grin spread
all over his face. The man had not
heard of Mr.. B officiating asa
prosecuting attorney and wanted to
know how he came TO send the con-
vict there.
He wuz nah lawyer, sah."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
Knitting as a Medicine.

Knitting is declared by specialists
in the treatment OF rheumatism TO
be most helpful exercise for hands
liable TO become stiff from the COM
plant, and it is being prescribed by
physicians because Of it's efficacy in
limbering up the hands Of such suffer-
ers. For persons liable TO cramp.
paralysis or any other al ection Of the
fingers Of that character, knitting ia
most beneficial exercise. Besides
the simple work ia said TO be an e1.
cellent diversion for the nerves. and
is recommended to women suffering
from insomnia and depression. In
certain sanitsriums patients are en-
couraged to make use Of the bright
steels, and the work is 20 pleasant
that it lie much enjoyed by them. d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21

A. j. Cottingham went to Washing
ton County, Ark, to see his sister and
while there was taken with the fiux
(dysentery) and was very bad off. He
decided TO try Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
was so much pleased with the prompt
cure which it effected, that he wrote
the manufacturers letter in praise Of
their medicine Mr. Cottingham re-
sides at Lockland, Ark. This remedy
is for sale by Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
A Cure for Cholera Infansum.

Last May" says Mrs. Curtis Baker,
Of Bookwalter, Ohio, IAN infant child OF
our neighbOr's was suffering from chol-
era infantum. The doctor had given
up all hopes Of recovery. ! took bot
tie OF fChamberlaIn's Collie, Cholera, and
Diarrhoea Remedy 10 the house, telling
them ! felt sure IL would do good II used
according TO directions. In two days
time the child had fully recovered, and
is now NEARLY year since) q vigorous.
healthy girl have recommended this
Remedy frequently and have never
known IL to fail in any single instance.
For sale by Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21

Mrs. Mollie Allen. Of South Fork, KY,
says she has prevented attacks Of chol-
era morbus by taking Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets when she
felt an attack coming on. Such attacks
are usually caused by indigestion and
these Tablets are just what Is needed
to cleanse the stomach and ward of the
attack. Attacks Of bilious
collie may be prevented in the same way.
For sale by Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
[ Needs a Ionic.

There are times when your liver needs
a tonic. Don't give purgstiyes that
grippe and weaken. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers expel all poison from the
system and act as tonic 70 the liver.
w. Scott, 53l Highland ave. Milton,
Pa, says: Il have carried DeWitt's
Little Early Risers with me for sew
eral years and would not be without
them" Small and easy TO take. Purely
vegetable. They never gripe or distress.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
A Hundred Years to Come.

Who'll press for gold this crowded street
A hundred years to come
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet
a hundred years to come
Pale, trembling age and fiery youth.
And childhood with his brow Of truth.
The rich and poor. on land, on sea-
Where will the mighty millions be
A hundred years to come
We all within Our graves shall sleep
A hundred years to come.
No living soul for rs will weep
A hundred years to come.
But other men our land will till,
And others then our streets will hll.
And other words will sing as gay.
And Bright the sunshine as today,
A hundred wears to come.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-21
A Necessary Precsution.

Don't neglect cold. II is worse than
unpleasant. Its dangerous. By using
One Minute Cough Cure you can cure
it at once. Allays inflammation, clears
the head, soothes and strengthens the
mucous membrane. Cures coughs.
croup, throat and lung troubles. Ab
solutely safe. Acts Immediately, Chill
dren like il. Reinhart's Pharmacy.