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PAT TENTS.

LrOR SALE-PATENT NO 6s5,6s3, FARM OR
Il Yard Gate warranted to give satisfaction. for.
tune to the man having the capacity genius TO sell
Farm Rights Territory. Also for so cents, prep
dcnbe. triple enadr,pie the lasting quality Of wood,
in the ground Telephone or fence posts made
especially valuable by its application. Daniel NJ COX,
N0ulton Iowa.
II,OR RSALE-PATisNT FOR COMBINATION b.
Il cycle. lamp lock and bracket Address A. Fei-
lows els Now Jersey avenue N. W., Washington,
D. {.
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Ap1rs, N,soe REwARDi>-I Positively
II guarantee my never falling ERGoK0L0 COM
FOUND to safely relieve the longest mos shse!neaS
case Of DELAYED monthly peTodB In thraR to i've 0Ayh
without HARM PAIN or interference with work. AnI
ol6O Double strength, r. DE-. 50uthingtoo n o.
bepk u. T.. ES Main 6t, kAnnas Ctvs No
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COMRADES: ONE THOUSAND soc. BOXES DIR.
~ Browns Great Healing Salye and Pile Remedy
given away Send 10c for postage VIII be sent 10 any
address In the United States. Dr. L Brown Medical
Co., SA Broiles ST., Fort Worth, Te1nA
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GENUINE CONFEDERATE MONEY

GET THEM WHILE THEY ARE GoING.-I
W have some genuine Confederate bills which I
put up In neat display book. giving you number Of
bills of different denominations aud styles. am
GAR. man, and living here In the South have q
chance to get these promises TO pay" Of the late
souvenir book form and will mail you one postpaid
for only 90 cents, or two for o. Address J. E. Harng
~ Martin St., Atlanta, Ga.
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FINANCIAL,

A GROUND-FLOOR CHANCE.
IA WE WANT RELIABLE AGENTS
to take charge of the sale of stock of the Diamond
Chief Mining Co. in their neighborhoods In answer to
advertisements. We have LEO of the richest
mineral ground In Thunder Mountain District, close
the Dewey and other great mines also on Big Creek.
Hundreds of tons of rich ore on the dump awaiting
treatment. Par value of shares, 81 worcestershire,
fully paid. To get mill offer the first block Of
stock at five cents per share. Generous commissions
to agents. Send for prospectus or terms 10 agents TO
w. II. Hooper. Treasurer Asotin. Wash.
A MEXICAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
"A ton, a07 g Street, n. W., Washington ID. C.
Pays per cent Interest upon deposits, Withdraw
able at any time. Issues coupon certificates Money
secured in Washington real estate mortgages. W. J.
FfiZzell, Secretary.
CEMENT AND PLASTER STOCK SELLING
~ for $100 per share. All kinds of mining stock from
five cents up Pecos Valley Cement and Plaster Co.,
Box 605, Roswell, N Mex.
WE ARE SELLING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
wv stock TO purchase machinery. II you are look
ing for safe and guaranteed investment, address
Bunch Mining Co., Bunch, l. T.
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ITCHING PILES, ECZEMA, TEFTER, ULCER
sores, fever sores and all skin diseases prompt
Iy and permanently cured for so by Acme Oint-
ment. triumph Of scientific medicine Sent by mall
on receipt Of price. Address Acme Remedy Co.,
Greenfield, Ind.
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IDAHO STOCK RANCH FOR sALE-1,i00 acres
i in the famous l,emhi Valley. surrounded by good
Sumner Range and in the Winter Range In Idaho:
good right of 600 Inches; 200 acres In hay and
grain. The Ranch Is ALI under fence and bitches;
. dairy cows 100 head stock cattle good buildings,
farm machinery, work horses, etc. For prices and
terms address Gray L. Purcell Banniser Lemhi Co.,
|
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TANTFD-GENERAI AGENTS IN EVERY
w COUNTY tonande our goods direct to consumer
through snbagents An advertisement carried in hve OF
your weekly county papers TO start We give ex-
elusive sale and furnish goods Send eight tvo-cent
stamps for sample. giving namesof five weekly papers
and your references.
Curtis Walter & Co, Norwood, N. Y.
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E'OR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE FINEST
Il farms in the State. Address n. 4. Waldo, Lock
box l4l, Big Rapids. Mich.
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OK FINE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF UNI
- yerslty and south Of Enci!d Ave, size Aoxls2
VIII be sold OFT easy terms and at bargain High
nnd and everything correct Just the place for quiet
residence. II you Interested and mean business
write for particulars Address, @ p. Aeads. II Clinton
Block, Syracuse. n. Y
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HAVE THE SELLING OF 4 NUMBER
Of the best farms In Union County, Ohio.
ono Of the best improved Counties IN central Ohio
20 per acre, up: good land and level no waste or
swxmps: markets, schools and churches; situated on
gravel roads: fine public improvements paid for
taxes low Correspondence solicited Nate L Mofift,
York. Ohio.
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UTANTEB-Ifa any reader Of The National Tribune
w knows the address Of Shas.S s. Bradley. Of Co. N.
savor by communicating with the undersigned. ]. r
Cannon, Mckenzie Tenn. :,
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A GENTS AND DEALERS WANTED FOR OUR
"A great patriotic and popular books:
The Devil i,i the Church. Anti catholic.
Fifteen Years Behind the Curtains Anti-Cathoic.
Satan in Socety-Social Evils Exposed.
Mr.. World aud Miss Church Member, etc, etc.
Circular and terms free. Harvest for agents.
American Pnbliahing Co. beaver Sprlngs. Pa.
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IHoR THE ENTIRE REMOVAL OF HARD OR
Il Son Corns, Schwarzs Corn Cure Ia guaranteed
remedy If II fails your money will gladly be refund
cd. sent postpaid upon receipt OF sc.
II. F. SChwarz, 1876 Murray Ave, Milwaukee, Wa
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LII U. S. WAR PENSIONS, B0UNTIES, PA Y
"A deserton removed, land, damage claims. l..
Immel, Pension and Claim Attorney $40 Olive Street
ST. Louis, Mo.
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nLD MEN MADE YOUNG, AND YOUNG MEN
" strong and vigorous by Dr. YousouPs celebrated
Tufkfah Ointment the best remedy In the world for
vital weakness atrophy, varcocee, etc. Guaranteed
sure, permanent and harmless A small box mailed,
sealed In plain wrapper for 70 cents stamps silver
Franklin Remedy Co. Dept. ], SIG Third Avenue
New York.
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leo ACRES OF GOOD GRAZING, WHEAT OR
lOO Alfalfa Land at Q bargain, In Wallace Co..
Kansas.
Also. Lots No. 81. si,as In L. P. Hammond sub
division of Hammond Ind
Old and po,r health for selling. Address
2sol Street sacramento. Cal
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A SPEEDY CURE FOR VITAL AND NERVOUS
"a Weakness, Atrophy, Varicocele. etc. Atreatment
that will stop tine vital drain the system and give
strength and vitality. Age no barrier. Terms reason
able. Consultation free. Address R E. Wills Lincoln,
Neh.
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FTyO RETAIN A YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE
l. is not only desirable but a duty. A new, sure.
and harmless preparation for removing wrinkles from
the face. Sample for dime and cent stamp. The
Daniels Co., No % South 7th ST. Richmond. Ind
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vNOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN HOME. FIFTY
foot lot: corner; large shade trees; fnit, pears,
cherries. grapes house 2ax:0 stor4s eight rooms
with bath: line stone Basement furnace heat; built
1871; cement sidewalks; water: gas: one and hail
blocks from station, Walden, G., r. !. d r. Il II
For price and terms inquire Of owner, Geo W. Cosley
9e0l Longwood Ave, Chicago Ill
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NOR SALE-A FINE COUNTRY PLACE OF rs
II acres: lC-room house, large barn; plenty shade;
Ioacre grove; good land good frut good WATER near
Washington, u. c.; half mile Of growing town.
churches school, railroad, &c. Price ts 900; will sell
all part suit A. C. Staas, Vienna, Fairfax Co.,
Va
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TN CHARLESTON, TENN.-FOR sALE-lo
l. acre out lot, beautiful building site Price $3.50
| sold soon D. w. Richardson. Charleston, Tenn.
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JJORSE.sIIoEING BUSINESS STOCK
i l. and tools for sale, $50 Getting old going 10
California. Address lis t. 3sth St, Chicago.
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MARRIAGE PAPER-PRINTS PHOTOS AND
Nl all addresses; pages 10c.; correspond without
further expense. A. Slower, Box 667, Chicago, Ill
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NOR SALE-TWO UPPER RUNNER MILL
IL Stone Spindles, 10 feet long and 81 inches In
diameter. in good condition. Address W. w. Ross.
MartinsvilIe, Pa.
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INVALID PENSIONERS DRAWING LESS
than ST. should address, sending stump for answer
Capt. ]. NJ. Alderman, Pension AitOrney, i0ll Walnut
street Enirp, n. Y.
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DENS,-GILLETTES HIGH GRADE STEEL
i Pens the best made and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Is assorted styles Ioc. Aluminium
voirs applied 20 the pens, holds the ink that several
pages can written with dip. I5 for Ioc. Once
used always used Percy Crayon Rockaway. n. J.
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VI>OR SALE-MESSAGES G ES AND PAPERS OF THE
Il Presidents, from Washington down. Six volumes
half morocco. valuable work for library private
public New Just received, and only volume has
been opened. find have no place for II, Wili sell
at cost s36 VIII ship first party that sends the
amount To all others their money will be returned.
X. 9. Treman, Mt. Dora, Florida.
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t0I,HE. SOCIAL HELL,"-THE MOST sENSA-
tional book out; 2s fiillp4sr (x7) illustrations.
full of detail. Very t.-en5 quick. Only few
LEFT. lOc. postpaid. Fowler Co, Franklin, n. H..
H8-AgelIls waatedi.r -. 3. - .r-4rn. =
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EDUCATIONAL.

YTlABER & WHITMAN CO.,
i Successful Solicitors of Pensions.
over twenty years experience.
3SiO W8rder Building, Washington, D. c.
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AoDaEssEslwANTEo.

VXyANTED-THE ADDRESS OF GEO. PETER
w son. ago now a. wbpe len his home at Cedar
Blum Neb In 1888. and has NOT been heard from since
Bluffs Neb.
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WAR RELICS. GENUINE CONFEDERATK
w bill a0c, foy &c. Percy Crayon, Rockaway
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AGENTS WANTED.

:" F. ARMSTRONG. 92a BROADWAY, DEN
H. yer, Colo. successful Pension Attorney.
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INoR SALE-ONE GOOD SHOW CASE, 10 FEET;
IL one Cigar Case, feet. Also two Paper Roif Cut
ters I6 and inches long These goods all in first
class condition will sell bargain. For further
oImation address l. n. Linviile shinnstown, VIVA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YT,HEsE GUARANTEED PHYSICIANS For

CsPAyIN ABSOLUTELY CURED BY OUR NEW
= Discovery. Leaves no blemish- Thousands have
tried II IN the past year and 1t is indorsed by leading
this valuable formula together with so other valuable
formulas. neatly bound In book form, postpaid, for
only sI.oe Specific Remedy Co.. Box 1885, Summtvile,
nd
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

LNOKAIUTA Fol: SALE OF THE LATE DR. A.
II q. WoIlagds celebrated Cancer Remedy: has
cured thousands and Will thousands more II
handled by the right person. Apply 10 Ms. NJ. +.
Woi'ard, No. l. W. Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia
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I,oR SALE-A FINE NEWTONIAN REFLEC
Il ing Telescope but little more than half price.
Melville Smith, Augusta, Me.
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CRAYONS-CoMRADE BEND ME A GOOD
" Photograph and lss aEd ~Ill make you No.
I6 by 20 Crayon guaranteed moi. to fade. Cash must
accompany the order this fine grade. Address j.
E. Townships Art Studio. 4l6;s Main ST.. Vfncennes,
nd yfFs7 Ia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22

& Western Railway Company, died Of
Bught's disease. He was the Oldest
son OF Captain David A. French, and
is native OF Giles county, Va, having
come-to Bluefleld when the town was a
mere Village TO enter the service Of the
Norfolk 4 Western. He was one OF
the most trusted engineers i'm the EN-
ploy Of the company, having had many
narrow escapes from death in noted
wrecks. On three different occasions
Mr.. French was>called off his run. and
the men who took his run were killed
in wrecks. He was member Of the
Elks lodge, n Master Mason, a Knight
Templar and member OF the Brother
hood OF Engineers.
The body will be buried at Pearls
burg, Va, to-day, the Masons having
charge OF the services. The Norfolk &
Western will run "A special train TO
Pearisburg in honor Of the dead engi
neer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
TIMBER HUNTERS

Every place you go you find fellows
with graduated yardsticks in search OF
timber. we know party that is just
now engaged in the same pursuit. The
search however for available presiden-
tai material don't disturb our immedi-
ate borders. They are securing the
woods in New Jersey, the peach or
chards Of Maryland and the fringed
lakes OF New York. A very small and
select few are following trails in Neb-
raska, and few looking among the
cottonwoods of Missouri. 1t is vet n
far cry to the convention however. and
many in the North and West NAV re-
turn disgruntled to the rim OF the East
and blaze a tree in New Jersey. This
is only guess, but it is made probably
by certain undercurrent OF sentiment
that we find cropping out here and
there and gaining in force as the hunt
goes on. There is just as much telling
where the lightning will strike as there
Is In predicting the weather that will
prevail in November, 1904.
Apropos Of timber there is more or
less Of a search for gubernatorial stun
In Virginia. Here however the hunters
find much less trouble than in the
wider field. Every great division Of
the State can furnish well equipped
candidate, and some sections more. In
the Southwest we have at least two
one avowed candidate an another sup
gested. or course we refer to General
Ayers and Mr.. Stuart, either OF whom
would reflect credit on his section
Both are successful men OF affairs and
well and favOrably known. The South
side has Swanson, who seems to have
set his heart on the executive chair
and the Capitol City offers Mr.. Ellyson.
who perhaps has more and well ground
ed claims on the Democratic party
than most Of his competitors. The
Valley may have n candidate in Brax-
ton, and the lower Piedmont county
oilers the present Lieutenant Governor.
we are not predicting who will be
selected but just making a little specu-
lative talk.
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The Waste OF a Body.

every seven days the blood. muscles
ana bones OF man OF average size loses
two pounds Of wornOut tissue. This waste
cannot be replenished and the-health and
strength kept up without perfect diges-
ton. When the stomach and digestive
organs fail to perform their functions,
the strength lets down heal tb gives way
AM edisease sets up. X. dol Dyspsiad
cure enables the stomach and digestive
o gans To digest and assifmate all of the
wholesome food that may be eaten into
the Kind OF blood that rebuilds the lis
sues and protect the health and strength
and mind of the body. KodoI cures indi.
gestion, dyspepsia. and all stomach trou-
oles. IL is an ideal spring tonic. Sold
by John +. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
CAPT. M. A. MILLER RETIRED.

Captain NJ. A. Miller, OF Bramwell
has been retired from active service rs
land agent for the Pocahontas Coal
and Coke Company, with Offices at
Bramwell and Philadelphia, and H. w.
Shields has been chosen to fill the vac
ancy caused by the retirement OF Can't.
Miller.
Captain Miller is one OF the Oldest
citizens OF this section and has been
with the Pocahontas Coal and Coke
Company for several years, and while
his friends are sorry to know that he
10 necessary to retire from the duties
OF land agent, they will be glad to know
that he will remain with the Companv
in an advisory capacity.
Mr.. Shields is young man. who
has been in the employ OF this comp
any in their Bramwell Office several
years, and is favorably and well known
throughout the coal field.-McDowell
Recorder
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22

around before him as il trying TO head
him or The wounded man dropped
upon or near by a rock by the road
side. Tee woman and little girl saw
one OF the men take something from
the other which looked bright like the
pistol the Bryants had when taken In
custody. The assailants were also
seen going through some motions as il
they were reloading a pistol. Then
one OF the men handed the weapon to
the other, who fired three shots into
the almost lifeless form upon the
rock, which after a few convulsive
shoulders OF the shoulders and limbs
ceased TO move.
Next the vile perpetrators OF the
deed left the scene and came near to
the witnesses 1t was thea they
recognized them as the Bryants. The
accused claimed that Vanover attack
ed Wills IN and that they had to act In
selfdefense, but the circumstances did
not bear out this statement. John
Bryant was given Is years in the Peni-
tertiary. Wilson Bryant has selected
his burial place on Elkhorn Creek, in
Pike Co, KY, underneath the shake OF
n spruce pine, and by the side OF his
cousins, Garfield and George Potter,
who were killed last summer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
The Employers Mastery Passing.

The Industrial mastery of the EN-
ployer Is passing rapidly. Labor or
CARNATIONS and the laborers' improved
condition are In fact destroying 1t. As
n substitute for the old system It is In.
evitable that the employer must nc
cept the fact and act toward the dealer
in labor as he acts toward the dealer
In raw material. making the best bar
gain ne can, with no favor but civility
a whole century Of change has leo
from a system In which responsibility
might be shirked (by the master lr
oppression of a servant. by the sorv
ant In the hope of charitable aid
from his MASTERY to this better system
OF coordinate responsibilities definitely
placed and not to be shirked without
loss to the delinquent. The rise of the
factory system. with its much lament
ed severance OF personal bonds between
master and worker, and the organiza.
ton of labor. which the factory system
facilitated, have contributed most Il
this fortunate revolution. - Atlanti,
Monthly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
MURDERER RESPITED.
7, f. George,

Freeing, Va, May 17.-Con espon-
uence- Wilson Bryant the condemned
murderer of w. NJ. Hanover has been
granted respite of 30 days or until
June 18th. at which time he will he han
geo. The crime for HmIch Wilson
Bryant will pay the extreme penalty OF
the law was committed on Pound River
Tour miles West OF Clintwood The
two Bryants, Wilson and John wore
Changed with crime and lodged in iaiI
This was the most horrible crime ever
committed within the limits of Dicken-
son county.
The Bryants were being prosecuted
Tor numerous offences against the laws
OF the State OF Kentucky, and VIM
Vanover was the chief prosecuting wit
ness which fact engendered malice
IN them against him On the mornino
OF November 10th. 1902 Vanover cama
across the Cumberland mountains the
line between the states, on soma husi-
ness. When he met the Bryants near
Their brother Henry Bryants. where
they were staying, having left Kentuc,v
on account of these prosecutions II
IS not known how the trouble arose
MIS-. Nora Hanover and her little daugh-
ter were at there home on a high bluff
winch overlooks the scene OF the mur.
der and their statements furnished the
man evidence on which the Common.
wealth had to rely. Mrs. Vanover
was In the house when her little dauob-
ter very exceedingly called to her that
some persons were killing "a man on
the other side Of the river. The wom-
&n at once ran out into the yard She
saw man crawling along the road ON
his hands and knees, as if badly erin.
pied and disabled, and trying to escane
urther violence at the hands OF the os.
saslns. She saw one of the men run
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
UNAVOIDABLE WEATHER

80 Tar the month OF May has been 8
great disappointment. The weatbe,
mas been very dry and cool, and has
therefore been unfavorable for growing
crops and garden vegetables. The hay
crop, unless we have rain at once and
plenty OF 1t, will be cut very short The
pastures are short, and many of our
farmers are still feeding their milk
COWS.
The unfavorable weather is the more
disappointing because Of the bright
promises held out to us by March and
a part Of Abril.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
A Startling Test.

10 save life, DIR. +. G. Merritt. Of No
Mehoopany. Pa, made a startling t.st
resulting III wonderful cure lie writes
patent was attacked with violent hem.
orrages, caused by liberation of the stom-
ach' l had often found Electric Bitters
eNceIieht foi acute stomach and liver
troubles so prescribed them. The nat.
''ht gained from the firrst, and has not
n"u an attack In IA mo lths." Electric
D"'ers are positively guaranteed for dvs.
pep~ia. indigestion. Constitution and LA.
"'y troubles. Try them. Only sOc at
John +. jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22

lily gazed breathless at this strange
tragedy of the air. Then they went back
TO the sick room to tell of the terrible
struggle for life they had just witnessed.
1t did not occur to them that under their
very eyes a more terrible. more pathetic
struggle was going on daily.
There can be nothing more pitiful
than the struggle the consumptive
makes against disease. The greatest
help IN this struggle is gained by the
use OF DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. II cures obstinate coughs, weak
and bleeding lungs. emaciation, and
other ailments which if neglected or
unskillfully treated find a fatal termina-
ton III consumption.
Vim 1898 one of my daughters was sufe ing on
account OF severe cough. hectic fever. wasting
OF hcsh and other symptoms of diseased lungs y
writes Rev. Joseph II. Fespcrman. of Bariuui
springs. lredell Co. N. {. II promptly gave
her Dr. X. v Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with gratifying success, and she now enjoys
excellent health. This being true, 1 hereby
heartily endorse your medicines
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" There is nothing f" lust
as good for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist tlx
&C ion Of the Discovery"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
The x-Rays.

Recent experiments. by practical tests
and examination with the aid of the x-ravs
established, it is fact that Catarrh OF
the stomach is not a disease OF itself but
that 1t results from repeated attack OF
indigestion. GLOW can cure my indi-
gestion?" KodOl Dyspepsia cure is cur
ing thousands. 1t will cure of Indigestion
and dyspepsia, and prevent or cure Ca
tarrh OF the stomach. Kodol digests what
you eat-makes the stomach sweet. Sold
by John f. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-05-22
SCARCITY OF LABOR ON THE FARM

Tazewell and adjoining counties are
suffering from lack of labor ON the
farm. From various sections the com
plant comes that hands cannot be got.
ten to do the work necessary TO he
done. This is due to the fact that tbe
men have gone to the coalflelds and
other public works, where they receive
larger wages than the farmers are able
to pay. Day laborers get from $3.50
to $500 per day in the coalflelds MS
against Toe on the farm, and this is Of
course, enticing, and the men cannot
be blamed for trying to lay by a little
money. Seventy-five cents seems n
small sum for the days work OF a man
who has rent and doctors bills to nav
In to support family. 1t is often the
case, too, that the seventy-five cents is
paid In produce, or in orders to the
store instead OF in cash. However. it
Is doubtful whether or not the man
saves any more in the coalfelds at
$3.50 per day than he does on the farm
at Toe per day. When the high rate Of
board and other expenses ON public
works are considered.