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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-16

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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27

blele 2urusgegenItdnSe mngeihoif
oalnlt ne lid oaran erfrelle. Sic iii
nift mebr, mein tbelleres @eib, una
tiir mid beoarf ih Oieier Gings
nidt."
DBie, Bernard, S6r, Der SSbr nit
faltem Slute nrme gmiaranten gum
Foo perllrtbeilen fonntet, Sbr ipGret
ian!ter nnb sarslider @eiiible
fabig2"
n9as idat Sbnen aut SEER! Ga
ptIien Sic benn, baB es in mir
5ipeierlet @eniden sibt: einen, ben
sic als &i6ter bes 3epolutions.
tribunals geiebenL llno einen auoern.
Der iih IN oieiem @usenbIid Dor
Sbnen oemiitbigt. SD leusne es
nldt, l6 NOR I'M Infauee perbleuSet
uno lieB mid bon Den be~oeutunas.
polen 8orten: Sreibeit, @leidbeit
unb griiberlidfeit binreiBen; it
elalbte, Der Gag iei ~gefomnlert, wu
leocr Srllf, iebe llngeredtiafeit amf.
boron lperoe, fur5 - id) idpGrmte
mir Ole groBen Sheen Die iib nun.
mebr peripirflihen iolten. = SD
bate mid setaul6t; lit es aber itraf-
bar, llb 81 tauid}en? = @Qes, mas
eintrat beDies es ipar an ip1t, id
f0nnte nid)t mebr 3uriif unb mas id
friiber aus Segeiiterung setban, oaa
muBte ib al meiner eigenen grbul.
tnng audi nod feruer tbun. SD
burfte mid uiht 5eisen, pie id) I'M
Snnern oadte. SD mar reid, una
Dos iuar b~inreifeno, mir Seinoe an.
5n5ieben; id) beiab ein gelie6tes @eib
mo 5ipei &inOer, uno Durdj ben &c.
ringiten gegen meinen BatriotiSmua
erbobenen 8er6aft fonnte ib ibnen
entrilien iueroeu. 9esbalb bethel.
ligte ih mid an ben 8erbred,en mel.
ner Belt, iibernabm blutige Iemter
iuno Inn nitt ielbit %getobtet an iper.
Den, tootete id) ielbit ieben Gag i'm
Namen zines morberii6en 9eIebes.
Gle ibaloern Serr Gbepalier; Sic
fublen @bifeu gegen Den Senfer Ger
@epnblif, alein boren Sic mia OIL.
pieQeidt perben Sic Damn, itatt MIDI
5I Derahten, mid bemitleiSen. @as
i) mir our6 Spariomfeit ermorben.
saoon muBte ih einen Sbeil on biz
@emeinbe abgeben, i6 mollte nut
fiir meme @attin unD meme ainoer
leben - lie muroen mir IN 3eit bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
ScditeS &apitel.

Nodoem 2aurent 9errarb feline
2aterue auseeloitt. sing er obne
elm @ort 5u iprehen NIT groBei
Sdritten poraus, Ddbreno glerts
ibm ourh Die oben StrnBen iolgte
nns bel iid Die 8iisunaen Der Dor
lebuna betpuuoerte, bic lid) elneS lpil'
tbenoen SdrefensmanneS 5nr Met
tung zines Hopaliiten beOiente.
Die gauge Staot ifien in tieien
Shlof perimnfen. Die Stroblen oes
Monoes brahen iid) an Den 6lrItell
Der Calder uno beleuhteteu nur einelt
Sbeil bes Vflaiters. 8orliftig
pGblte Der ebemalise Yatter Die
ensiteu Gaiien, norin poliee Cunt
felbeit berrihte. allies rinasumber
mar it'll unb MIR pom Belt ort Belt
eritoQ bas @ebel irsenO eines burfl
Ben SdaQ Ger Shritte Der beioen
MGnner aufgeresten @a6tbrnoes.
@nolid) Seigte iid) niht ferne BON
Safen Die Wobnung SGurent Ser.
narS's. @s mar zines iener balb
alls SoIa bnlb aus Stein ~aiifsefiibr'
ten @ebaube, nie man lie nod in Der
Normanoie iinbet rnb Die all Die 3ei.
ten bes Mittelalters e%rinnern. Tie
cbern, bon oifeu bernorragenoen
@alfen getragenen Stodperfe traten
Dor Dem grbeeif,ob berpOr. Rur
Nrei bis bier Shiebiharten Gbulihe,
NIT ltarfen @itteritangen perlebene
SenIter Seiinuugen lieBen elm ipdr.
lihes 2i6t IN ooS Suiere orinseu;
Die Sbiire iuar bogeniormig uno
nieorig. Sbeu an ben 0ad)rinnen
Itredten rob gearbeitete 9rafelif0pfe
uno ionitise llnsebeuer ibre Gafen
melt beruor unb ihienen ii6 auf SEE
Den, Der es pageu modte, IN oieIe
onnfle gebauiunn 81 bringen, Itiir.
gen 81 DoQen.
2aurent Bernard itedte einen
Sdluiiel ms Sflob iporauf iib Die
2biire nit unbeimlidem &narren Otfs
nete. Ser Yddter nabm @leris bel
Der Sano un6 5oe i'm orr6 einen
ounfeln rnS fe,,d)ten 8ans uah iid
bis 5u elmer Sreppe, al oeren einen
Seite ein ~seipanntes Cell ais @e.
lGnoer biente.
nSteigen Sic binauf!" ipraf fem
Siibrer su linn.
Ils lie alif Dem erIten Stod ange.
fomlnen wareu, bolte Saurent Ser
marc aus elmer MISUNDERSTANDING cine
Selerlabe nit Stabl, Stein uno
3unoer beruor, lno mad)te Sift.
Ga fonnte Der Gbepalier oas Sn.
mere oieies io%nberbaren SaulcS iiber.
ieben, welbes ibm nit ieinen fabIen
llno idmdr3li6en @Gnben 10 triib
rnlo armielia porfanI, baB CT einen
Iugenblid meinte, er lei ans einem
aerfer in ben auoeru perictt morben.
Rabbem lie IN ein Sipeites, niht bel.
Ter onsiebenoes unS MIR nit lpeni9en
Iobelu nilsgeitattetes @emab aetre.
ten ldJob BERNARD oen Dor elmer Nrt
Ilfopen b%angenben Sorbaug 5uriid.
Sm Sintergrunoe oieies biinfeln @e.
laiies beianO iih cine IN oas @et1fel
Der Wano geididt angebratte Der.
borgene Sbiire, Die ber Sausbeliser
Gffnete. Sic iiibrte IN cine gcrGll.
mige aammer, Die nit itattlif)en
Wobel,L @emaloen, llbreu mo foit'
barren Salen mlssei1miidt wor, mas
aGes ans elmer bcrridaitliteu Sob
mlng ber5lriibren ibien,
.Ireteu iie EN- Serr 9beoalier,"
iagte 2aurent Bernard; sic iilo
DER erite, Dem id meme gebeinle
8obmlilg 5eise; id ielbit betreie lie
mir ielten. - Sier belt iid irilber
meiue Srau auf; iiir iie bate id) ale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
EInftes &abitel,

BUR Belt, mo Die sulest erSaBlte
Beeebenbeit borfiel, batte Die loge.
nannte SGredensberritaft in Sranf.
reid ben bO6iten @ipfel erreitt.
@em es &obespierrc nod nidt ge'
llnsen mar, lid, porauf ieine ges
Beinleu GlGne itnausgeiett bin5lelten,
5ilm Siftator Sranfreih's ernannt 5t
ieben, 10 nor er es bod faftiit,, benz,
er iibte cine unumihrdntte @elDalt
ans, nad)oem er nu6 uno nah alle
ole, meIde - mir iagen nidt ibm i'm
gSege itanoen, = Ionoern linn MIR su
nioeripreden ipaeten, oltf Seite &c.
idafft, oas beiBt Dem 8lutbeil iibers
~lieiert. Sfou bas griinlif) gelb.
li6e @eiidt bieies falten Sllltmen'
ifen oeutete feline miloc, tiidllfe
9tatrtr an; es NOR 5ipiifen ben Iugen
bon ungepobnliher 8reiie uno liei
rod, Dem &inn bin idmal 81, 10 oaB
es @ebnli6feit nit Dem &opf Der
&abe uno bes Sigers batte. uns
3ilg1nglid fir Die eolern @efiible Der
Srennbibait unb 2iebe fam ME ein
SGdeln uuf feline Sippen, es iei benin,
DOB nnbanOi9e @utb nnb Corn ibm
eiu Sobngeld6ter au%sprebten, mel
DIES Damn fir Die, oenen es gait, 10
gut ipie Elm SoOesurtbeil mar. Go
9roB iih feline lleberlegenbeit oils
HeOner in Den @~eriammlungen be-
mics, - 10 genanbt nno perpeger
er~ allen miinoliden An9riffen ieiner
2Sioeriad)er entgegentrat, 10 feig
3eigte er fid, ipern eS galt, nit @e.
iobr ieines eisenen 2ebens iih an Die
SpiBe eineS SauienS 81 Itellen unb
iid) IN einen "offeneu StraBenfampi
e%in5ulaiien. Sci iold)en @eleeen.
beiten bat man i'm nie aeieben, ia
ein Wfal fano man i'm, mabreno ieine
8enoiien fir bie bon linen pertbei.
oigte Sade peri0nlidJ ibr @lut ein.
icBten, in einem Seller beritedt. Gus
bon ibm unb ieinem Inbnu9e eiuge.
ieBte Hebolutions tribunal be.
pbadtete MIR nod gum Sd)ein &c.
rid)tlide Sormen, benn 9iid)ter rno
8eldiporene iuaren MIR feile &reo'
turen Der Wattbaber unb ourften eS
1id)t magen, geaen Deren @illen ein
llrtbeil 81 iGaen. @1breno OieieS
Gerid)t anfangs geietlib ulS iiini5ig
@eldNporenen beltebeu iollte, genii9.
ten ipGter feds unb audi biele iparen
follm mebr berbei5uihaiien, On lid)
gtiemano mebr gum ipiaenloien 0lut.
perf5ellg Der ,mcrborteiten Sprannei
bergeben Dollte. 9teben Dem bon
Shakespeare geleitcten iogenamten
@oblfabrtS . IrSiduiB beItano uild
nod elm aebcimeS 8ureau fir nllge.
melne Boliaei, oil beiien Spibe Ho.
bespierre ooer lein S~elierSbelier
Soint.Siiit itanb. Bon oieicn bel.
heu Nnitaltcn aus ipurocn Dem 9fepo.
lutiouS . Tribunal ieoe ISOLDE cine
Silte Der 81 Serbaitenorn unb 5ll
&crurtbeilcnoen eingeinnoi mo ii6cr.
bollpt ole Sriebiebern in Ncucaln0
geictt, Inn 0nS @erf Der T~acin6crr.
idnit Weni0cr &errudten niht ms
Stoden Gcrotbeu 81 loiieu. Srob.
hem fem 9oG pcrNiug, no nidt cine
Mu3nbl Gcrurtbciltcr bnS S6aiiot
bciticgcn, 10 gcuiigte Dies bod oclr
N%lutolrit icncr Srculer nidt. Ger
Gcp6bnlidc @nna oeS HepolitiouS
tribunals idien ibncu 81 laugium
mo III ihlcppCuo unS man iorbcrtc
sS ami sic &inridjiulaen mebr Wai.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27
e i onitatt ) ortiebnng.)

NiS bie Sbiir bes 8emad)s, fporiil
er all ieine Sofinungen 70 ploBlld)
bate ldmitOen ieber, mltnlndte,
glollbte er in Ser tSerne Elm Serauld)
BON Stinmen 5ll pernebmen. Gr
bIieb einen Nllgenblid Iteben mo %
er nid)t$ lpeiter borte, 10 IeBte er be"
rubi0t ieilen Sang tort. Sin padr
Wtinlltcn nnd)bcr mari er 'ld) altt leliI
9ctt, niht nm Oen SGlaf 81 lld1el1,
itnocrn nm IN Der iiirfterlihen Auf'
rCglnta, porin er lid beIano, mleoer
5ltm Ncmubtieiu ser Gage, III DIE er
ild) pcrieBt laD, 81 erlalgen. Sn'
heiien bate 10 WtundeS Den gall5en
pprberqebcnoen Sog ilber, ioipie alldl
Den Sbeil Der gtaft bis oabin all1
ieinen @eilt mo &orper gepirtt, DaB
Ole Natltr ibrc Hedte forOerte nno er
mitten III ieinen trilben mo nleoer'
DriideuOeH @eoanten eilld)lief.
IS mar ied)s llbr, ais er auIipddI'
te. Son elmer unbeltimmteu un'
rllbe befallen; BEETLE er lid leirel
gInslla mieoer IN Sronung 5l brlneen
mo als er nm gan5 gum We99eben
iertig mar, 0ffnete CT ole Sbiir leilles
3immers. Sa fielen Sebn big 5lpol1
bepafinete MGnner iiber i'm her, er'
griffen ibu beim SalS, mGbreno
nod Elm Saufen anOerer itlter Dem
@eldhrei herbeieilteu:
ySabt i6r Den @lriltofrateu! Saltet
ben perfappten 86uber ieitl ="
IleriS ia9 ioelei6 Elm, baB bier
eesen oieie Menae jeoer @ioeritano
pereebltd) iein piiroe, olld) belt er eS
unter ieiner @iiroe, iif) init oielen
~niebrigen @iitbri6en in einen &t
e%in5ulaiien. Ils er urter Senlelben
SSSerome gribeau entbedte, rief er ibm
5u:
,Glen6erl 10 iibit on @altfreunb'
ifait aus! = 8enn bier elm Galtber
lift, 10 bit 6u es, oenn on bait aus
bieiem eolen GhloB cine &aubboble
gemahtl"
.Site 6i6", idrie Der Snpalioe,
neinen guten 8iirger iuno ehten He'
publitaner 81 Derunslimpfen! OH
tonntelt eS i6per biiBen."
Sob benz frefen &riItofraten!"
Ieulte Die Menee, Die iiG nod immer
hurh berbeieilenoe 9Guern per'
Tlebrte.
.8obin iolen mir i'm fiibren?"
fragte elmer Der Iauner Serome
grisea1.
0ieier a%ntiportete: rSiibrt i'm nad)
Granville boris &epollltionstris
bunal."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-27

Wiemam6 miro sybrer 6luft hinoer'
lid fem. Sd babe bofiir gelorgt,
Dob Die @atter in ieitem Sflaie lie'
gen uno Die Sbiire oeS @efdngniHsses
itebt often"
$50 id),poret, baB S5r mir feinen
Siuterbalt gelegt babt."
Sid idhu0re es - i'm Hanen oeS
Serrm Warauis bon Siprp, meInes
ebemalisen &errn."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
RG/7S.

The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
Chronic cases" that
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means-long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need SCOTS Emulsion.
1t makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
SCOTS Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. 1t makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
SCOTS Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
A Good Investment.

About a year ago Mr.. j. b.
Prather purchased forty acres just
beyond the old toll gate on the
Paris pike out of town. He paid
$3.50 per acre, total $4,000. Twen-
ty-fve acres of this he put in to-
bacco. The yield from this por-
ton was $4,000 lbs, and he re-
ceived for ten cents straight from
Nj. E. ". Hughes. This made a
total of 81, 500. He also sold off OF
the land $500 worth of timber
This brought the total up to
yield of $4,000 gross on an invest
ment of $6,O00.-Paris Cor. Lex
ington Herald.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
MIR. j. M. Allen,

100 E. Jacob street, Louisville, KY,
says: "My wife has for some time
been troubled with rough hands
and letter. After using about one
half bottle of Paracamph the tlou'
BILE has disappeared, much to hel
satisfaction. / used it also on my
sore foot, tender from much walk
ing, and it gave me great relief. y
Paracamph makes the skin soft,
smooth and healthy. 935t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
Dean Building.

"a goodly sized village passes in
and out of the portals OF the Dean
building each week day. Yesterday
morning man was stationed at the
front door who kept accurate count
of those who entered. The count
showed 1857 people had entered
500 of which used the elevator. As
the new offices are filed the num-
Der will increase, making the build
ing a veritable bee hive"
We clip the above, concerning DR.
Edwin Deans building, from the
South Bend lind. Sunday News
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
W. S. Lloyd Offer popular Medi-
cine at Half-PriCe.

w. S. Lloyd, the popular drug
gist, is making an offer that is just
like finding money, for he is selling
a regular so cent bottle of DIR. How
ard s celebrated specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia at
half-price. In addition to this
large discount he agrees to return
the money to any purchaser whom
the specific does not cure.
1t is quite unusual to be able to
buy fifty-cent pieces for quarter,
but that is what this offer really
means, for it is only recently,
through the solicitation of Drug
gist w. S. Lloyd, that this medi-
cine could be bought for less than
fifty cents, he urged the proprietors
to allow him to sell it at this re-
duced price for little while, agree
ing to sell a certain amount. Tine
result has justified his good iudg-
ment, for the sale has been some
thing remarkable.
Anyone who suffers with head
ache, dyspepsia, dizziness, sour
stomach, specks before the eyes, or
any liver trouble, should take adj
vantage of this opportunity, for DIR.
Towards specific will cure all these
troubles. But if by any chance it
should not, w. S. Lloyd will return
your money. Mar. 16, 30
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
Marking of Sin.

Christ not only instantly Gained
the wild winds sweeping over Cali
lee, but the surging of the waves as
well-the effect of the winds. In
grace tits somewhat different. The
burnt hand is Scared; the disease
is stayed, but the face is pitted /;
forgiveness is applied, but the
knowledge of sin is a cross; the
soul Is redeemed, but guilt has Civ
en- the spirit broken wing that is
never so strong as before. Ger
tainly we should not sin that grace
may abound, for even if the wind
does cease, in our bodies, minds
and souls we shall bear marks OF
the storm.-Geo. L. Snively.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
Measure is to Prevent the Deteri
Grafton of Kentucky's Famous
Blue-Crass.

Representative South Trimble's
bill preventing the adulteration of
Kentucky bluegrass seed was on
March 9th favorably reported by
the House Agricultural Committee.
The bill-which is one of the most
important from local standpoint
now pending in Congress-was in
troduced by Mr.. Trimble early in
the session. He has constantly
urged upon the members of the
committee the vital necessity to far
mers of the passage of some such a
measure. and his good work in be-
half of the bill was on the 9Th re
warded with a favorable report.
Mr.. Trimble made quite campaign
out of Congress for his bill. He
wrote letters to the heads Of the
AGRICULTURAL schools throughout the
country asking for their views OF
his measure, and in every instance
received an enthusiastic indorse-
ment of the bill. One of these let
tiers played an important part in
the proceedings before the commit
tee.
The chairman of the committee
has designated Mr.. Trimble to
draw up the report on the bill,
which. will be submitted to the
House within few days.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16

School Inspector examining
scholars)-Where is the North
Pole?
~ don't know, SIR"
"Don't know? Aren't you
ashamed to own that you don't
know where the North Pole isY"
"Why, sir, if all the explorers
couldn't find it, how should know
where it is?"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
Made The Most OF Bis Job.

A Bourbon county Magistrate
drew $s5s.17 for services last year
The law allows So per day and il
thus appears he did 2S6 days work
during the year. AS there are only
ala DAVIS in the year exclusive OF
Sundays, it would seem that he
did not devote much time to his
private affairs Winchester Demo
crat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
Cure For LOckiaw.

An exchange gives the following
Take common sleeps wool in the
grease, place over live Goals and
smoke the same. 1t will cure any
case of lock. jaw. My son stuck a
fork through his foot and suffered
intense pain. 1 used this remedy.
The pain ceased at once and he
was well. 1 have tried it on man
and beast.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16

Be considerable of the rights of
others.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
FRANKFORT ITEMS.

The House bill amending the
school book law so as to create a
State commission to select school
text books, instead of by county
commissioners, was reported unfav-
orably by a four to three vote from
the committee.
The House bill, to prohibit the
co education of white and colored
children, was reported from the
committee, with the expression of
opinion that it should pass. The
bill is aimed at Berea College.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
cell room and other additions for
the Eddyville penitentiary and $780,
600 for additions at the Frankfort
penitentiary passed So to 10.
The hill to prohibit the adultera-
ton of grass and field seed passed,
with an amendment.
The State Senate by vote of 10
to 9 passed the bill appropriating
$40, 600 for a statue of the late
Gov. Goebel to be placed in the
new State House. The House by a
vote of 90 to 10 passed bill re-
pealing the law appropriating $751;
600 annually for State fair. The
Bourne Bill proposing to regulate
the tobacco warehouse business of
the State was defeated in the
House.
The bills assigning the county
of Beckham to its proper judicial
districts and increasing the pay OF
the Appellate Court stenographers
to 800 per month were signed by
Governor Beckham Tuesday, Sth
The bills relating to the sale OF
stocks of goods in bulk and increas-
ing the annual allowance for clerk
hire in the State Insurance De.
partment were allowed to become
laws without the Governors APP
proval.
Gov. Beckham has signed the
bill to extend the school term from
five to six months; to apportion
the Sheriff's fevenue to allow 26l
per cent thereof for the payment
of the school term; reapportioning
the appellate districts; appropriate
ing the sum of $4,000 for addi-
tions and improvements at the
Western Asylum for the Insane
and the bill repeating certain por-
tlons Of the exemption laws as moi
to allow the exemption of $50
under the act of 1902, for provi.
sions for the family.
After this life what?
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
The Doctors Bill.

There are 200, 900 doctors in the
United States, collecting in fees
each year more than $150,0OO,O0O.
Then there are the prescription
bills and the huge expenditures for
patent medicines. Clearly, sickness
is one of the main events in the
routine of the average Americans
life.
Among no other people is intelli-
geDce so widely diffused as among
us. Among no other people are
the means to comfortable and at
trsctiye life &c widespread. AID
those medical facts show that we
are in no haste, so far as desire
goes. to adventure the life beyond
Yet those colossal expenditures for
drugs, those doctors so numerous
that there is one for every 400 peo'
pie, are proofs of our national igno-
rance of the laws of health, oul
national indifference to the com
paratively easy precautions against
sickness.
There are cases of unavoidable
illness. But wise man is slow tc
assume that his is one of them
Saturday Evening Post.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-03-16
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-11-18
DA YT ON
MISSED 1T
Congressman in Second District Might
Have Had Some Of Judge
COTS Oh Lands.

Representative Dayton. OF West Vlr-
ginia, Is one Of the man who can tell
story Of how they might have be-
come millionaircs, says a Washington
paper. Some years ago Judge Gof, who
lives at Clarksburg, owned a large tract
of land from waich the timber dad
been cleared. 1t was not a very az
tractive proposition at that time, as
the land did not promise much in the
way of agriculture, and no one Thought
of It rs desirable for any other purpose.
Goff, ON nm occasion wnen Dayton was
visiting him, suggested That he buy it
and develop it agriculturaIly. It was
big tract and Golf would have been
glad to sell it for 50 or So an acre. He
would nave taken almost anything, as
it wns impossible for him to personally
put it to use and he could not see any
prospective profit in holding 1T.
Dayton didn't see any reason why
ne should buy tac tract of land and
Judge Golf was obliged to hold on to
it. After some years oil was found
on it and eventually the property be.
camo worth about 100000. Now
Dayton occasionally gets into that part
Of the country and looks Mt the So
100000 tract of land which might
have been mis- for few hundred dollars