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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
Gr5iebung sur Reuihlidfcit.

Cine geniiiermaBen notbDenOige
@rgGn3ung Der 6rieoenSbeWegllng
biloen Die ouf @r5iebung 3ur Ienid
li9feit DinauslnIfen0en 8citrebun
gen, lulO 3par sur WtcnidIihteit &C.
gen ale 2ebetpeIen, uornebnllid olio
au1 gcgcn Die Sbiere, nit Oenen
ser @tenit I'M getpo1nli6en Seber
in n1bere 8eriibrrng fonntt. @e.
raoe tuIe BET ben 8enlii6rngell, einen
@eItfrie0en an5ubabneu, beItebt audi
bier Die pornebnlite gIufgobe Oartn,
oie Wteni6en BON &irlOesbeinen an
3ur Wcni6li6feit 81 er5ieben, 0abin
su brirgen, 90 iie 0as 8ebt oltf Se.
ben ms Slid au6 in ben fleinlten
g8eien dnerfennen u10 eS fir cine
8erleeung ser eigeneu 8itroe bal
ten, elm Ibier 81 qllalen ooer obne
8rltno 81 tG0ten SnlpIemett DER
Menid Die Sbiere 5t Ieinem Sebens.
unterbaIt perlpenoen 6arf, 6aS 3lt
unteriuden lit bier uift lnIerc slltf.
gabe, mir babeit es bier uur Oamit
Su tbun, OaB Der Wenid fid nift
obne triftige uriaae gegen Seben
uno @oblbefinOen Der Sbiernelt
pergeben ioII. 9as perlangt ni6t
cine unbe0ingte Sdonung aller
Ebicre, i'm @e9entbcil, es giebt cine
ganSe 0lcnge 8eitien, Die peOer
S6onirtg nod gar Bflege unO
S6us bennipru1en fonnen, wie oic
Ioubtbiere, Die geraOe aus &ildii1t
auf oos 8oblbefinoen Der anoercn
Sbiere pernidtet meroen mitiIcn
9ieic 9eitieu Iteben ntbt bober alS
Der nerbreberiife Nenib unO per'
oienen ebenioiuenig Sbonln9.
Sarntloie oOer 9ar niielide Ibicre
ioIlten unter feinen llnlIt0noen
i6lc6t bebanoeIt OOer gar perioIBt
uuo umgebro6t peroen 9esbalt
I lit Die Sa9o ein 6urdaus oerlperI'
li9es Sanoperf, neil iie iib ni1t
oantit begniigt, Die gum 2ebensllnter
balt n0tbigen Gbiere einfod gu too'
ten, ion0ern ,peil gera6e Die Gcriol'
alng lmO 0as Sesen Ser armen 8e-
len eiuen Sallptbeltanottbeil oes
Sagbpersniigens aiismadt. 9af
man oa itberbdllpt pon einent Ber'
gniigen ipre9en fann fenn5eihnei
Ole robe unmenfdIide @eIinnuna
6es allf ieine Weniheniuiiroe 10 Itol'
3en Meniden. Das iblinnite II
chen, oab Die meiiten Werihen gal
ni6t fiiblen, tpie iie ibre eigent
@iiroe nit SitBen tretet menn iiC
Sbiere perfoIgen, niBbanoeln mi
tooten. llno oas Iiegt eben on oel
grSiebune. 8em Der Sater Com
tags gum gergniisen NIT Der 8inO'
6iifIe Spasen ober &oiben idieBt
6om bralidt man iid nidt gu mum
bern, tpenn Ser fleine Sriige mi
Dem 8iaierobr btnter oen arinen go
geln Der 1T. 8em Der Sarmer tpi'
etn gIitpergieBer NIT Dem Spatel
] ieoe &r6te, ieben Itaiilfpurf, ieoel
SroI9, Den er i'm @arten ODER oil
Der 8ieie trifft, in Stiide badt
BARN pre6ige man einmaD Dem Sanb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23

Soltbbeit fam ntdi gebeiIt fper-
ben otrd locale Applicationen neil
lie Den fronfen Gbeil bes SbreS nibt
erreiden f0nnen. @s giebt MIR ellt
@ea, Die 8aubbeit 5u tnriren llllo
Der lit our6 conititutioneIle Setlmit'
tel Soubbeit miro ourd einen ent'
aiinoeten 3uItanO Der i9leinllgen
Iusfleiounq Der @uItadii6en 9tobre
oerurIa6t. g8enn oieie &obre lth
entaiitoet, babt Sbr einen rulnoelll'
ben one ser unpoafommenes @ebor;
unb pern iie gan5 gei6loiien 1T, err
folot oubbeit, un6 ipenn Die @llt5llil'
bufia rid,t geboben uno oieie &obre
pieSer in ibren geborigen 3nltano
perIebt iueroen Oattn, miro oas @eDo
fiir ir1iuer serItort iperben; neurt I'M
fer aebn Iinb ourd &artarrb pernr'
iod,t, fpeldlcr nidts als Elm ent3iinoe
fer 8uItano Der ihIeimigen Ober'
flG9en lit. on.
gsir ipolleu einbunbert Dollars
fir ie6en (bnr6 9atorrb perirIa9te1
ssoII BON allbbeit geben, ben mir MD
Surd, @innebmen bon Sail &atarrp'
Slir beiIen fonnen. SaBt eud UNI
ionIt girciiIare foulnen.
| s, &. gbenep & Co., Soleoo, ..
gSerfouft bon allen Ipotbefern, q
cents. tSalrs SamiIien .Btllen ltnI
oie beIten.
gsidts aelerut nnb nidjts bersehen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
Grsisbunsspcrtbc.

llniere tlug re6nenOe Set, lit
redt etgentlih elm 3eitalter Der
Statiitit. 0ieie bot Ii9 aller un'
ierer Sebensbe5iebungen bema6tigt.
Sbre 3iffern ieben Dem lluflrnoigen
troden unO niidtern aus; es ltno
aber iebr errtIte 9ebeuSintereiien, Die
Sie bere6net oas Coll unb Saben
oet gtatipnen; Die Sntereiien unO
bic R0gli9feiten, Die @eipinne ulo
gerIuIte I'M 8olfslebeu. Sbre &ogit
lit Die 2ogif Der &botia6en,
0ie piftige Stottitif Oes @r5ieb.
ungsmeiens lit bier fiir5li6 Inn elm
Invertebrates aapitel berei6ert NOR
ben. Gin Gontite BON 2ebrern bieli,
ger So6i6ulen bat inter Dem Tor-
fits eines &ebrers Der 0tatbenlatlt
iorgialtige lliheriudungen angeltellt
iiber oen 8ertb Der @r6iebung in
@lementari6ulen, ioiueit er li6 in
3iiiern luto IN 0el0wertben allSOril'
den labt.
! @S bot Den &ebens9ang elmer An'
6abl BON 4naben Su ernlltteln &C.
iu6t, Die 1892 na9 beItuloenem ct
amen Die 0ffentliden S6ulen II
grootlpn perlieBe,t.
Bel 1853 berielben 1T ibm oas ge
llngen. gS bat ieItgeiteIlt, oaB uor
ibncn "a in taufulanniiden @ei9df
ten tbGtig itno; 36 oils SanOperter
% in 8roieiiionen; 8 im 8inloes
oieuIt un0 IS alS @el9aftstlbrel
ooer 9etriebsleiter. Sbr 9urdidnit
tsalter lit segen 80 Sabre; ibr Sabl
eseinfonnen ourdidnittli6 $1253.
| Das bereote SeitenItiif oa6u btl
ben Die 2ebensperbdltniIie Don gletd
ulterigen Sogelobnern, ai,f lpel9
bus Gontiie Ssts.s< nnterlu6uitgeI
ausoebnte. S5bre 8urdidnittseil
nabmen iinb gegen $500 i'm Sabre
porausgeiest, oaB ibre 8ei9afti9rn
eine oouernoe lit. Shwer III oi
/ 8ngid)aIe fdllt babel, oaB Die Ber
iooe Der glrbeitsidbi9feit I'M Sebe
zines GageIobners cine Weit fiir5er
au iein pflegt.
@elpiB bat bel oieien llnterldtf
ocr aud, ole natiirli9e 8eranlagnn
piel init gu tbun. Srosoem Dlr
. man uus oen 3ablet ben lthere
Sdlub 0ieben Oiirfen, pie lebr ol
: erluerb2moglidfeiten urto Die gun'
! tigtn @elc9cnbeiten bes 2ebens our'
+. cine quite Sduler5iebung erbobt lin
g uerbrIiert iperOen.
s 3oblen reoen cine oelItlld
Spro6e, pilest man gu iasen; /
:. oieIcm Salle lit iie cine beionoer
/, bereote. sic iteIlt Die @r3lebung'
II iuertbe felt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23

@s 9ibt Soffnung fir BEN arGnf'
iten 0urd oen 5eitigen @ebraltb BON
Sorni's sIlpenfr1ltter .gs nar nod
fetn Sail 10 idIeht, feline &ranfbeit
10 i6limnt, NO oieies alte, 5eitbe'
ipdbrte 9r1iter-SeilmitteI nidt @ut'
es getban bdtte.
@r b6lt einen ilngebro6enen &e'
foro oes grfolges 6ei Ser 8eban0.
lung aller 8lutfranfbeiten uno for
perli9en 2etoen.
Der gllpenfrduter miro iorgfdltia
altbereitet aus reinen, @elunobetl
bringen6en Bur5eIn mno &rdrtern
OR miro ntht in apotbefen pertaltfi
tann aber bon ipe5iell ernonttten zig
enten, ODER bireft aus Dem Elaborate
iim be5ogen iperben.
Gin @yenlplar oes ,,4ranfeit.8ote
in tpeI6em allies iiber Die @eidi6tt
uno ben &ecorO bieier tuunoerborer
uno beliebten We0i8in entbalten lit
miro anf gerIongen frei 8ugeianbt
1an idreibe on Oie aIIeinigen Sabr
fanten uno gigentbiimer, Or. 8etel
Sabrnep & Cons Company, 112
11S 90. $opne slpe, Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23

Sin f0itipielises geraniisen.

Die 8robibitions.Staoten lieiern
alIerlei 9eitrGge in nidt geringer
3abl 5u Dem groBen 9u6e oes I'M
freipilligen Slmors ltno 81 gtus
uno 6rommen 0erer, Die germ Ia6en
tpoller - Die Oireft 8etroffenen limo
oaS aIleroings ni6t nebnen mir
oern oopon gtoti5. BADEN lit 10 GEE
ilm6!
0taine geb0rt betonntlid) 5u Den
trodenen Staten. gS miro iniolge
Dp'ien BORT ettpas mebr getrllrfen,
als IN Den bena9barten feu6ten
Staoten. 9tatiirli9 nid)t g8oIier
weni JitenS fetn UNCERTAINTIES. 90
giebt es gum 9etipiel in 0en gottes-
fiir6ttgen StaOtben Bangor nod
Dcn leGten 8rrittcn runo 5metbun'
orrt 2ofale, in Senen SdnapS. Slle
unO Bier perfaufft miro. llnO IN
ben onoern StGoten Otoine's er.
3ieIt oas @ntboltianfeits .@eieb Die.
ieI6en grfoIge.
SeIbitberItdnOlid piiien boS allh
| 0ie 8aiieriin1pel, unO Inn 81 Der.
bitten, 0aB ibre @ait6iirger all3ll
i6neu bon Dem gllfobolteltfel geboIt
tpiir0en, oriiftem iie Dor bier Sobrel
IN Der 2eeislatur Oes Staotes elm
@eieb our6 5ur gr5Din9ung Der
8robibition in all ben Counties, Der
en- 8eb6rbeu nod bieier Seite bin
oes n0tbigen frommen @ifers ernldn
ge[ten. Cine aus Orei 0tttglieOern
uno fiinf5ebn @ebilien beitebenOe
&omniiiion pitrOe eingeiebt lnlD er'
: mGdtigt, iofort belfenb ein5ugreiTen
uem cine gln5abl o6tbarer 8itr9e'
cine Betition an lie ridtete. llrE
I Die 8aIierlimpel triumpbirten.
glber iest triumpbtren lte Md
! Hlebr. 9enn lpdbrenb iene Som
: miIiion alI' Die pergangenen Sabr,
, lang ibr bei6auliheS 9diein oilf ao
J ten IGmmtlider Steuer5ablcr Na
G ms fiibrte, niiiien pom Grlten Die
les Ronats ab 0ieIeuigen Counties
I in 0enen ole &ommiliion tbdttg ut
e Die Soften allein tragen 9ieie Sol
ten beliefen lih in ocn perflollenef
iedys Deonoten auf SD, ,491.S9, Dc
J men @innabuen aus ouTerlegtet
, StraIen etc. bon $970.06 gegeniibel
! Itanoell ioOaB gennlt $t3,521,S;
e aus Dem StaotsiddeI 5u entridtel
5 tparen. ltno babel batten lid mn
y in orei Counties nahtbare gurger'
D aefllnoet, Die I'M bilireides gtngrel
fen Der 3paugs s-&ommillion petition
irten!
I Ssn ben anoeren Counties mar III
$ teroeiien Der Eargropb II un9eItor
y in &raft ee6lieben.
8ir fiir6ten iebr, baB er bon les
an III IGmmtIiden Counties Dol
Utoine regiercn miro. 9cnn mem
;. sic .a6tbaren Siirger", mel6e oi
il iSilfe ser 3pansS aomniIiion an
Dt rielen, ii9 ooriiber flar ueroen oaI
i ibr @ountp fiinftigbin balblabrlid
: $4,000 bafiir be5oblen ioll, 10 Ihpot
! en- Iie bie Srobibitton Iieber ob.
n SSn @eIOioden bort aud bel oer
e 8aIIeriinpel Die @emiitbIidfeit allf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
EEvrn Tree Saloon
;franR 2llertsns, Gi9eutbdmer,

9equem seI.9eu oil Der 6ouptges
id)ditsitraBen; aueenebmeS 8eIud)s'
IoeaI fir uuiere 5toots uuo ,5armcr'
ireunoe ionic 9eIudler BON 9luSndrtS,
Sute Yorritmns EIieIoe an5ubinoen.
g8ir pertnuien nur Die bette quali
tai 9iqu6re, 9ui 6'S Daibinaton
y er in Seq uno Sldiden; ebeniell@
48bue Seul ;Sla'd)enbier, uno abiohh
Die ieiniteu Wiorfen DbiSties Stun.
gcItcluueen iiir Sea imo SIoIdbens
bier pcroen prompt ausaeliibrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
Gin GROCER Rann OOcr cine stnll?


mo beoeittlngspollIten Infgabe Iei.
uer politii9en 2auf6abn gegeniiber
ssn ieiner Sano Iiegt eS, gu 5ei9en,
oaB er cine 6ruge, Die iiir oas ge-
ianumte Bolt BON b0Giter 8i6tig.
felt lit, gum nabren 8obl Der Sea.
ton su lolen uermag, -oaB er nidt
ein Sflaue oes allm16tigen Dollars,
Sonoern ein treuer 8ienep ieines Gan
Oes lit.
@r miro, penn er ben glOri6'Sar
ii petirt, elm GROCER Wtann iein,-
menn er ibu lmter5ei6net, cine be.
oelltumgsloie gtuIl!
Wtan gebe itd feinen Salnhungen
iiber ben 8iOeritano bin, wel0er
DEM Surifentipurf i'm Geprdienton.
teubalne erttgegengebra6t meroen
miro 0as &onieren5sGomite lit
BON Dem Spreber bes parieS 10 5lt,
immengeiest, Die senator alori1
es uiindit: Die @egner Der lnnaBig
beraufgeltrdltbten 3olliqse itno III
bottnungsIoier Dtinberbeit llnO mem
es beute nu9 bciBt, OaB mebr oI@
bilnOert republifonii9e WiitgIteoer
6es Sallies erflGrt bdtten, iie fOnn-
ten nur 0onn fir ben Sarif Itimmen
mem Die groben llngeredtigteiten
oeiIelbpn beieitigt tpiiroen, 10 oari
uan oo6 rlibig 5ebn gegelr ems net
ten, oab oieie Sppoiition I'M ent'
ideiopnoen glugeitblide fnieIbDaf
tueroen uno in ole Steiben Der So'
Id9er einIhfpenfeit miro. Sroe oel
bereoteu 8armlng, Die Reprdleni
tant Douglas non Ohio oil lie rihte'
te, ais er idgte, oaB es 5lpar iebr be
Oauerlid pdre, tpenn Der &ongret
naA bier Roaate lpabrenben Se
ratBuagen Die .Sdrp.Jte0nf0t nus
5uitauOe br6dte, oaB oies aber nod
lange ni6t oas Sdlimniite lem mir
De. oos geldeben taunte D8enl
pieier @nttpurf abgelebnt miro" er
fIarte er, rbaben mir nod INNER oel
9lnglepsSurii inter mel6em Die ytt
publif 5D0lf Sabre lang mebr pro
ipertrt bat, aIs irgenb elm anoere'
2on6 auf @roen. 0as lit cine Sbat
Ind,e, Oeren Ole Wfitglieoer oes Sall
les eingeoent iein iollten,"
8er mill lcugnen, oaB ole1e 8or
te Der 0ffentlihcn Wteinilng trattl
gen slusori,d ge9eben baben? S
ben Otittelltoaten uno mebr nod i
Den Staaten Hes @eltens lno gtorf
iueIten5 lit falt Die geianntte ErelI
einitintmig in Der &erllrtbeilnng DC
Sllbri9. .Sarifs, uno iuenn cine Solt
obItinmung oariiber ItattfGnbe, Mi,
De er nit nngcbrilrer Rebrbeit
9Oben geidmcttert uer0en 8en
aIIe @elt lit ii1 oariiber flar, 90
Dem 8plfe lmerb6rte 2aiten uufe
, legt merben ipllen, Inn cine gol
9eringe 9In3abl ron @roBfapitaIi'tc
nod nlebr 5u bereihern.
Optimiiten wollen 5lpor nod IN
mer beballpten, ouB es Dem @inthI
oes Sraiioenten gelingen tonllte, ot
SeonIeren5.Gomite gu einen 9eribt
Der elmer Sarif.Hepiiion nob untc
entibrdde, gu peranlaiieu. 0as ma
lebr erfrerlid. lit aber leiOer iibe
aus unDabrideinIih, User Die Ga
la9e nit flaren giigen oniiebt, fan
ni6t oaron aipeifeln, baB Die 81
aRoeringen nur uniueientlih Iei
merSen. llno itttter Der flltbigt
Seitlng oes Spre1ers Cannon
Die 9ltrdpeitidune i'm Reprdienta
tcnbalde iider.
Sann lit Der Womeut on, in me
9tn Der 8rdiibent bas 8ertroii'
Der gsation, pel9es i'm an ib
Split aelteIlt bot, re6tfertigen fam
- iein 9Seto luiirbe oas geto oes ga
Sen goIfes ieinl
A -: ---
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- slbonnirt auf oas Sermonner
8oIfsbIatt.
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-abonnirt a,if bas $ermatlner
8oIfsblatt.
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M q n n $50 ~
Cfment BlOkCO

&D. Seitsmann Giaeni9t'mer.
Snbri3irt dIIe arien SemembIode, Sitter
ncns llno 9dumoterlol
Sement iulro in 9elpiinid)ten GnoniitateR
nertduit.
Soroeri preisliiie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
woMEN,s CONVENTION.

AguluNl AbSOCltLGo ~ 80 d,
NEW YORK, Oct. ga thousand
women delegates, FepresentinE the
sixty-th<ee assembly districts Of
Greater New York, will meet this
evening IN Carnegie Hall to demand
amendments. to the State and Nation
al constitutions giving women the
suffrage and to formulate sIndry 9th.
er demands upon the 1swmaktng pow
ers. The delegates will occupy the
floor of the louse, and the public,
male and female, will be permitted 70
look on from the galleries. If II gets
a ticket. Each district will have tigh'
teen delegates. each headed by a
chnirWornan. NO nominations will be
made for mayor or other offices, but
the suffragists expect. nevertheless,
to WELD a great influence In the pres
ent campaign
The real object OF the entire move
!ment, Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay explain.
ed, is TIC, strike terror to the hearts Of
asslmblyTnen.
1--WE want to show them" said Mrs.
HAY, "that the suffragtsts in their W
constituencies ri organized for polIH-
cal work. Heretofore when we went
to the legislature the members would
often say: Not;a single woman in my
district has ever asked for suffrage
We don't want to give them a chance
to say that any more"
On the platform committee are
many prominent ~suffragists, including
Mrs. Clarence Mackay, of the Equal
Franchise League; Mrs. Egerton Win.
thro,p Mrs. Everett Colby. Mrs. Helen
Hoy-Greeley. Mrs. Gabrielle Mulliner,
Miss Lima Gano, of the Interborough
Teachers Association; Mrs. vladimir
S!mkoyttch, head worker at Green.
witch House; Miss Mary Drier, presl-
dent of the Trade Union League: Mrs.
Mary N. Worthington and Mrs. Mar
tina Suffren.
Serving on the organization COM
mittee are Mrs. John Winters Bran
nan Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. William
H. Schlefflin, Mrs. William NJ. Wins,
Mrs. James L. Laidlaw, Miss Gertrude
Benrm. Miss l.. Dock and Mrs. Anna
Carlin Spencer. ,,r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29

n" nNINa AUTHORIZATIONS r E0L"" .aMn
RICHMOND, Va Oct 299-tNllle
RfchuioHd rnonrned, tne DodH or
Margaret Dafis daughter Of 9enersoa
Davis was laid to ess IN HOLLYWOOD
EGef1eteE tbday. The easket was ptae.
Ied IN the Davis lot, near the gtares
of the Confederate President p ms
wife. An impressive memorial ser
Vice was held in st. Pauks GhnrcA.
|As the family had asked that the ssr'
vice be as DUET as possible, the eere.
lmnny was attended by little OF a spec,
tscftar character.
Mrs. Hayes, who wasthe wife OF y
Addison Hayes, died in Colorado
lpfin&gs last June, and the body was
cremated and the remains temporarily
buried al, that place. pending the final
burial here at atime which colld best
SIT the members Of the family OF the
dead woman. ii was the earnest wish
of AIRS. Hayes that her body should
and its last resting place in the lam.
fly buryfng ground, beside that OF Aer
father, the chief executive of the Ill
starred Cun8ederacy, and her mother,
sister and brothers.
Mrs. Hayes WAS a woman 4 great
lintelligence and was prominent in the
IcounciIs Of the Daughters OF the Con,
lfederacy. Despite the tragedy which
had entered into the life of her father.
she retained in mind or heart none Of
the bitterness OF the the great con
fict or the subsequent reconstruction
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
Orrine Does Cure
DRUNKENNESS

This Is a positive fact known totyens
OF thousands of wives and mothers OF
This land. They know Orrine is q re-
liable remedy for the cure OF drunken
ness, because it has restored their
loved ones to lives of sobriety and use
fitness. Everyone of these women
bought Orrine with full confidence
that it would effect a cure or their
money would be refunded! to them II
1t tailed. This guarantee is In each
box. No other remedy for the cure OF
drunkenness is sold WITH this Liberal
guarantee, but. Orrine has been 80
uniformly successful that the makers
want the buyers to know that they
have full protection II it snouh fail In
any instance. We never publish let
ters of patients but recently this let
ter came to us from DR.. Nolte, Sth and
Race SITS, Philadelphia, Pa. RsSd 1t
and you will readily appreciate why
Orrine is so well thought Of:
az have had a remarkable case OF
inebriacy under my personal observa-
ton. The patient drank heavily for
fifteen years and reached a degrad|
condition, which caused the breaking
UP OF his family and separation from
his wife. Every hope was given up'ot
ever saving the man from his strong
desire for drink, andl only a motnefs
interest finally persuaded him to vol
unfairly take treatment for his dis
eased condition. 1t was my pleasure
to recommend Orrlne, your LIQUOR hab.
it cure. and the treatment was taken
faithfully. This was two years ego
and the patient is now In a healthy
condition and still abstains from the
use Of stfmulants. i have soldi Orrine
for a number OF years and have al
ways found 1t to be satisfactory. I be.
lieve you nave an exceptionally -good,
treatment for this tltsease."
Orrine Is prepared in two forms. No.
i, a powder absolutely ~tasteless and
odorless, given secretly in food or
drink. Drrine No. 2, in pill form, Is
for those who wish to cure themselves.
'orrine costs only 81 a box. The guar
antee is in each box. Write for Free
Orrine, Booklet Culailed in plain seal:
ed envelopel to Orrine Co, Az OrrI1e.
Bu1EFn g; Washington, d. C. Orrine Is
for sale On this city by w. R Crane
& Co.
Tneyyknow orEipe Is a reliable and.
eficacious remedy for drunkenness
and they will not ofrer YOU g substl.
tute.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
Personal.

-
FofMr. J. G.. Cunningham is employed
atFMorgantowp.
tsMrs. "a. J. Vincent vas the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ice at Barrack-
Aale, yesterday. Mr.. and Mrg. Ice ex-
meet to start for Arizona about NoyeIn-
Der Sd, where they viii spend the win
Mrs. Brown. OF. Market street. who
has been in a Wheeling hospital for
ftteatmeat, returned home this wee
Mrs. Alfred Gray, OF Little Falls, Is
tStandtng few weeks with her darlgh-
'tt9err.. Mrs. Ira williams. Of East Park
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.. Travis are at
'thelr summer home at Anita TINS
week.
Mrs. w. E.. Dawson on Nor
gantown ven
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Bennett and
children are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D.
b. Holt and other relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie linn S~atterfeld, Of
Alva, Pa, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. ]. w. Vangtlder.
MIR. j. B. Leyel1e was not quite 30
well Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth returned "Wednesday
from Doddridge county, where h had
been for. several weeks with rela-
tiVes.
MI. j. @. Levelle has gone to INDIAN
apo1is. Ind, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawkins moF-
ed yesterday from Diamond street to
the Hogue Flats on Water street.
Mrs. Thomas CASTOR, who mas been
Visiting relatives here for the past
week. returned to her home at Castor
Thursday.
Mrs. Record is at the home of Mr..
ranhiM F. NJ. Meredith nursing their
daughter, Miss May, who is very Ill OF
rheumatism.
Mrs. Laura Wilson Hunter, of Man
'ntngtpn, came down Thursday OF this
week to see ,ner mother, Mrs. Evans,
who is very Ill at her home on jack
-aon-street- =,
Mt. andl Mrs. Jackson have moved
from the Ashcraft property to M5
John Gantz's property on Merchant
street.
you see 1t in the West Virefnian
today and in the other papers to-mor-
row.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
WANING EoR ZEE sTEApY.

Every Sunday evening anu eFHap
a nights r two, scattered through the
week a girl will meet a fellow who
she mas a tender feeling for and hopes
he has for her, and in her little par
Tor these meetings do occur, She's
lalwlsys neat and charming and She
wants It to appear, that she is Just
as clever as she's pretty, to cher
and the little home shines
brightly, not a speck upon the floor,
with Spartan Stain they're finished
and so is the parlor door. Spartan
stain makes old woodwork, floors and
furniture like new again. Manufac-
tured by The Marietta Paint. and Col
or Co., Marietta, Ohio. Sold by Al. D.
Christie, Druggist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
Eueru airL Should Learn.

Repose Of manner Tie "Gussbud-
get" wears herself out and everyone
around her.
iiy. II she does not respect the nerves
of the family, consider hinges and
floors.
Not to humble nor gasp o giggle
when she talks. Pearls. OF wisdom are
not worth listening to under such
strain.
To keep tabs ON her belongings.
like the constant query, Where Is
this, that or the other thing?"
To have an hour to get up and to
get lid alt that hour. The girl who
arises when the mood strikes her
spends the rest of the day chasing
her lost hours.
Not to make a junk heap Of her
room. There r. girls who can spot
4 Neck OF dust in the drawing-room
md wade through 1t in the secrecy or
their bedroom
That 1t is as important how one
looks ait breakfast as at dinner. Curl
papers, kimonas and no collars are
as out OF place in the morning as in
the ballroom.
That the welEdressed girl keeps a
sharp lookout Tor the "lttle foxes OIL
buttonleSs shoes and gloves, rundown
heels, straggly hair, frayed skirt
braid, that spoil her we1a-groomed ap
pearance.
To prepare a square meal. She may
never nave to do 1t, but she need not
fear the servant problem II she can
cook in q pinch.
To master every household and sew
ing art. One gets better service from
Others If she can intelligentiy ask for
what she wants.
To know the value of money. HAN
the domestic unnappiness Is caused by
women never having learned to man
age their incomes.
Never to let a day slip by without
having made some one happy, read
some helpful thought and learned
something new.
feonETnuNd nm pane FInht