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R,,,imor.. March o4.-dw1v sls" {

"A. SlSCO,
No. So Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
a-,. RALTI m . Il e,
NV HOLESA LIZ and Retail manufacturer of Odd Eel
w lows, Masonic, Sons OF Temperance, Red Men'sand
other ReZaa, Hammers, Flags I-wels ETC.. Military
Goods OF all kinds. ap9-1y
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Solid DaguerreotyDes.

ETNaIS Iatest ,iscos1 = = - : 10y rs.
picture assumes all the roundncss and solidty Of
also appears and in every point resembles the
ng oeng Nature is perfectly Knocked, even TO an IN.
STidnal hair. Taken at WHlTEHURST'S over Camp.
Deus Jeyelry store Baltimore street. the city OF sa
ais9' IN ms washington Gallery, and viii soon be
all the principal cities in the Union ~ e~- ."
Mr. WHITEHuRsr has the honor To announce th., I he.
Sa.a eer from the President The United
don. f " sAe WIN > Eei.s Lon on
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cue m slS-- :, oceurrcd here on Saturday nigh.
A tif's ,n % have been more welcome:
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w. - Mills are undergoing some re-
TIE BELH %'rs suspended operations for one
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CANFIELD, BROTHER, & Co
229 baltimore Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES. RICH 1EwELRr,
SILVER, Plated, AND ALBATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
HAVE opened their new store with splendid stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
and Geneva~on extensive stock always kept on hand
every one OF which is guaranteed to perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OR OWN MANUFACTURE!
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets. Gobets, GUYS, Tunblers,
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Rings Fish Knives, salt ceI
lars, &C., OF new designs.
PLATED WARE.
Coffee and Tea Sets, Urns lea Kettles, large and small
Waites,ova oblong and round shapes; Casters, Cake
Baskets, Epergness, Flower and Fruit stands, &c.
DIAMOND WORK!
a superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and Rings,
suitable for W edding Gifts. 800 N''
RICH JEwELRYl
This branch business is not surpassed by any
lablisment country; wing workmen employed u
der our own supervision, constantly making new styles
iaetoies which enables US 10 give our customers the
latest fashions, and ct.ow prices.
kets Cologne Bot.s, elegant Vases Partisan Mar ,e
Tabes and Work Stands, Porte Monnaies Superior Co.
sling Gases, English soas Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes
SUPERIOR ALBATA wAREi
New Patterns OF Forks, Spoons Ladies', etc. OF this arti
Gle, wI.tcll is iaS: superseding silver wale.
SPLENDID MANTLE CLoCKsi
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks elegant designs black
yellow, drab ard white marble do; French Porcelain dos
richly decorated.
WATCH TooLs MATERIALS, the best quality con-
stantly kept on hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience OF custonlers have erected
large spacious stoTe giving customers every facility for
inspecting extensive stock OF Goods. Adjoining the
retail sales roonI have fitted up another room,
100 feet in depth, for the Wholesale Department.
uS@Eyery article from establishment is warranted
10 be good represented.
SPeTsons visiting Batimo e. will do well TO examine
our assortment. Orders from the country will he attcl
ed 10 faithfully and promtIy.
= CANFIELD, BRoTHEE d Co.,
300 baltimore st., S. West corner OF Charles
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
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New Furniture and Chair
Wara RS 4, -, !, y. 3 .-l,55 ~

] w dIB .ItUOI1lS,l - q a
MI UNDAY & Colts invite The attention of house
M keepers and others their Now Furnitre and Chair
Ware Rooms in me new brick building NO 1853 Market
prepared furnish aartcles In their line such as pres
sing and Plain Bureaus Secretary and Hook Cases Gard
Dining and breakfast Tables. SOFAS Divans Otto1nns
DC. Fancy What Notss Fancy Work Stands. Chairs
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogany, in every yarety-
Piain and fancy Looking Glasses All OF which
viii be furnished order, lowest prices
we resneetuly the public to call
asses. = ~ IL ia :.
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- -
- EYOBdS
|: EAzNsHA lROM
J EORTHE
z-A a I-R. II
na20.-43m,

TO THE MILLIONS. ff
From toothless babes of nameless weeks,
Topratting jokers in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at school, .IFs
To office clerks upon their stools;
EIom the buddihg OF love at sweet seventeen.
To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams;
Frommid way yea rs OF man End his wife,
10 advancing days and :eclning life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment
At the vondrous things of these modern days.
1sheafd this general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED LYONS KATHAIRoH2
Grey heads and bald in concert sing. Hs..- I
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
-. And covers up the once bald head; Hs7E-
While the truant locks, harsh aud stiff, ssa. i
hat used to vex the pretty miss a...
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such RICH luxurant curls,
The sight or touch, you know not which, Ftsa 4
Sets men a SHINING, and their heads be witch'd. =
The Dandruil-vexed stuf-ihat once did fall
O'er bro ad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
BY using Kathairon the hair.
But more than half. or all yet said, i
Are facts about the Nervous Head,
hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
and doctors pills are taken in vain.
NOW the hathatron, such pains lll warrant to cure
In ten minutes. Nogossipping, Pm sure; 49,
AID for Pimpcs. Salt Rheum, Eryspelas and letter,
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
YoN,S kATHAlRoNs SO Justly celebrated for Preserv.
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles for 20 cents.
Sold to tho trade at Liberal dIScoun-6t nerer cont
mtsstenea. Address letters TO
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
161 Broadway, New York.
~ For sale by Kes & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; 7. H: Logan
81 md heatt S Gbapt EoII
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,.,xisa an authorized Agent to pro-
6Mr D. ,:.D. TO- the wheeling lntelllgeneeI
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VIM. T. Needs & Co.,
IooIkbfnd ers s. RInnIk book nIanu In CT ers,


No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
IToULD respectfully inform their friends and The pub.
lie u general, that they have bought the establish
ment lately known as James NJ Ewirgs and
Banbo b mandatory and prepared to Rule and
bind to order. blank books OF every description music
magazines, periodicals, &C., in not to be surpas
and by any esta bishnent III the country.
Constantly onIiand an assortment OF blank books.
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lpwIN A. CLABAuGM. --

VIZ Undersigned having purchased the lease and eeets
OF That Old established house. the FousTAIS HoTrI
shL street baltimore, and having repaired and reoT
se al heavy outlay, their fTfendS .n H.
travelling public an establishment second to none in com
ioTt and convenience = :" AoHe niSoHl.
The Ladies' Ordinary the suites of rooms attached
VIII VIII oe found to afford the comforts home 10 miiies
all its patrons. 4Ss iep"Se 10
Is most central situation tie man of business
Se IN me centre OF business, affords convenient ac
any other hotel in the CITY. S' -i'ss 40
II VIII be the desire and pleasure OF the In
; apT-ly ELARSUfSE% q Rpnrupp
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Valuable Land for Sale.

A BOUT 1000 acres OF Improved Marshall County
land for sale, at and the fol ks OF the waynes
burg and Washington roads, miles Elizabeth, or
Flats OF Grave Greek, and miles from Wheeling Also
farm OF $50 acres within miles city OF Wheel
Ing fronting on the Ohio river containing superior
coal privileges viii sell in quantities suit purchasers
at fair prices aud reasonable terms. I.lg -
june7-dtf wo A p WOODS
..The Pittsburgh Journal, Washington Reporter and
Cadz Republican copy each to the three dollars
and charge this Office. III
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VIZ. B. CLAaxE,
CHARLES MARSHALL,
LEWIS KELLs.
Committee Of Arrangements.

CELEBRATION of the Anniversary of American
Independence, by the German citizens of Wheel
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Ell zDORADOs trOBACLu.
UST received 90 boxes Ri 1oTado tobacco Also, 9TH
u er fine brands. LotiANi CARR q co.
my 81 MainStreet.l
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
THE Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the arrl-
val OF the all bills ofadng M st be on board be-
ore O'Clock p NJ. The Line will not be responsi BILE
for the delivery of any goos, and will not pay or ealeet
charges any goods which bills OF lading are not on
board the boats before tEeir departure. mar3i-tf
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556a7 MORNING. JuLY-4. 1888:
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Pemberton House.
Water street. Below Monroe.

WHEELING,aVA. -
NV NJ. PEN BERToS announces TO his old friends and
the public geierar that he has located in the com.
mSaioas br * bna.fs formerly known the ..st.
Charles and thoroughly repaired and rctcd IT, and is
prepa ed to entertain travellers in good style at moderate
prices. Inc femherton House is situated Immediately
on the steamboat landing and Depot OF the Bal
n;ore and Ohio Railroad anerdng passengers Tor the
proprietor respectfully invites the attention of his old
friends TO his house, and aolics of public patron
age ano0.tf'
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UNION fGRE Fen sG GfiAsswoPKs

UNIUN (dhEENJ GLASSW URkS. y
subscribers desiring change their business offer
the above works for SALE with moulds, TOOLS etc. etc.
all in good order, and In successful operation.
secured, wtha demand for all the glass which be
The furnace has POTS chairs for 90 blowers
The property consists oftwo separate lots 100 et
square, with first rate coal bank between them
lot is occupied by the glass house ttures the
other most desirable site for another factory. This
property has every advantage for PURPOSES
Possession given list June. Term easy. = :
ap4-3m QUARTER IN OFT
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LAND FOR SALE. = =
WISH 10 sell my farm Wheeling; win sell 1t
4 on liberal terms, and in
desired. mar9 2. JACOB.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-24
WHALEY's OMNIBussEs.

On THURSDAY, the 2yth in slant
1-CG Will commence running two lines
t@E.-Saz2O Of oNNiBUSSES between Alpxan.
't;ia ali " ashnnst"n. leaving Alexandria at ~
0c'"cs 10 the norniny, aIlI 81 in the afternoon
"'nne ;tHg WIN the trains teavm. Washington ut q
o'clo,k IN tie morning and in the afternoon Re-
urnin,. le,'e Washington on the arrival of the
trs rs Il onl baltimore, III time in the morning 10
cNunrct with the Orange and Mana sas Gan TRAIN
from A Alexandria. RI orlo-,.
Passengers Wishing seats in this line will lrsve
thsir names AMI residences with DR.. james Ertwjs
t.c. AIcxsu'lriu, snd at the Irving HGuse Washing
tou 81 18th street and Penn ylvania av.uue
TIE morning line viii call for passengers within An,
reasonable distances in either city.
SEP 2S-6m- WM WHALEY
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

I'HE undersigned respectfully announces to the
public Of Alexandra. ;hat th. mast rxtraor,ii-
nary and astonishing Exhibition If the BIBLr ORA
MA, or of Pictures Of tie New Testament, will kr
place at Liberty HALL. on TUESDAY. the 18th il
slant, mt - o'clock. Doors open at
TIE Bbio.a-ua from the Nati'itt t, the Ascension
of Our Lori aud Saviour Jesus Christ. with fl lures
IN full human size. vi c accompanied by an rrprG-
priate lecture following only the Gospel without
touching ION different Cc rnCs os churches. Only
sacred music from the mOs ceebrt ted composers vii!
barmoni>c with the scenery il comes in view.
Exhibitions every evening precisely ut J.. We
nefiays and saturday afternoons FOR svhol:S at 80
o'clock
Prize of admission 2S cents: Children half Price.
LibrrHl arrangements with schools. Extru Tx hi
biions for select PARTIES, with their aproute /
lecturer if demand
OFT I9-6td*- GERMAN GLUIDERS
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y STEAMBOAT TRAGEDY Man SHOT
By \ WOMAN.-A tragedy occurred on the
9th inst, on board the New St. Paul. on
the Missouri, hear Cap-au-Gris, on the
downward passage of the boat to St.
Louis. Among the deck passengers were
Mrs. Lydia Miller and her husband They
had been married only three weeks, and
were on their way from visit to Mime
sofa. While asleer on the night of the
9th inst. Mrs. Miller was awakened by a
person behaving rudely to her. The party
went away. but renewed his conduct
She awoie her husband, and told hi.,
what had happened at the same time
asking him for his pistol. lie gave it to
her, and went himself IN search Of the
ruffian who had molested his wife. Du-
ring Mr.. Miller's absence the william re-
turned again, when Mrs Miller leveled
the pistol at him, and shot him through
the heart. 1t proved that he was a
watchman of the boat, named Bugg.-
Mrs. Miller was examined by the Coron-
er at st. Louis, but was eNonerated from
all guilt.
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Georgetown Femal. Seminary,


THEl1S institution is oTen aud iu full operation.
L The course Of study is very thorough and prac-
ts"d. The principal suprrirterGs all the DEPART
ments If study. and j. assisted b, the best and most
efficient teachers The seminary presents the rcry
finest advantages 10 rents who isil to place their
daughters III der watcl.ful ear. ard attention.
Boarding and tai'ion in all Eugiish branches 800
PER SESSION ii ten months. French, m 1sc drawing
&c, extra.
Day pupils from e 10 sic ler quarter Of II weeks
Circulars sId cata,o .ue> tn he hid on aprli"atioa
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK,
81? iS-eott- Principal.
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THE PLAGUE At BERMUDA.-A letter
from Bermuda, dated 10Th inst, SAYS.
that at st. George great sickness exists.
1t is not the common yellow fever of the
West Indies, but sort of plague. black
spots appearing on the surface of the
body, which become ulcers. and those eN-
tending and connecting with each other
until the entire body may be said to he
in state of decomposition before d,ath
has relieved the sufferer. The disease
seems to have been engendered there, and
sets at defiance medical skill. 1t is most
fatal to Europeans, particularly among
the military and convicts at Ireland Is
land, and it is estimated that che half oi
those who are attacked have died.
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POP LAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

X DID BY kiDW Ell i LAURENCE, PrnnSyi-
- yai!ia avenue and l4th street Washington. and
JOHN l.. kIDW Eli. High street. GeUr 1etuwn. ID.
C.. comprising in part:
DR.. Jasn"s Family Meiicines-Dr. Rcsr'S Family
Neii"ln"S-W i~tar : Ea!SAln Of Wi.d Chrrrv-4YcrS'
Che ~ y " nr4-san'is and 10 Esaud'> S4rEaparii-
la-A. H. and John Bul to-Rnse's and Scl.vartze's
dO-'iilhsu Elixer Cal'Saya Bark-WOlf 3 hromn;ic
Scheii4m Ichnapps-kiiw.llS Extract Be-ch Drops
watts Ne-vOus AutiiOte-U USgopis India Chclo-
IoSue-RowaFd d. Tonic Mixture-flaInptons Ncye:a-
bic TiIcture-tireens Originated Gitter--IIo"fand :
G-rm~n do-Biaie's and Cdnnons de-Rushton's
AMI sun Ccd LivSr Gil together with all the mo
approve me 'icin"S the time.
Agents for fhe sac Of S+y mOur'S Galvanr Ahdornj-
nal Supporter Sey.lours Ohstetrcal supporters, and
Nr he!t' Abdominal Zero Supporters.
fresh supply If Saratoga and Bedford Water.
Snp3D
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INFANTS IN HEAVEN is an
infant, whatever way we picture it TO
our elves. Beautiful in the cradle Beau
tiful upon Il PARENTS knee. Beautiful
awake or asleep. Beautiful at play. in
The Gomez f he room. or under the shade
trce Leic. { the door Bcautiful aS lamb
in the SayicUr'S arms. Beautiful as a
font OF tapt's!n. B'auihul beneath the
coffin id. YES, beau;,tul even here, in
the ,Ov line o. dvath-wi,h hands fold
ed pcaccfnIiy-Nith brow ike moulded
waN-wi.n eyes "loseI iii SiSep per
chance q i.'c.r with lii,S 81 grace
id!y con pc>eu, - if 20 SAY, =! iaurmur
no, I'D WI rs cn:jrc face rad:ant
with . smile vA!ch is re impiin, of its
DYING VISION
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MRS. r. CONVERSE & MISC NJ. MlLLEK'S
See Sci hOOl for Y0ung Ladie..

HrmiHon Tsrroce, 10. 2i3, Es:Gtr s1cct. Bcurqors.
rTEiESE ladies, who have had 80 much experience
III teaching both III The Eastern and Middle
Sta'"s, will open Select Boarding and Hsy
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. TIE success which has iavlrl-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them a>suran..
t:'at parents who may e:'ruit the ciucat0:i III their
children to tcIr care, VIII and tie duties and re
sDosiiiiIr> of this Inippyan and s.lcrt trust faith
fully aud ably discharged.
The English Dcph' TN III will be under IL" rXi.Iu-
sive direction Of ;he Principals ot the School: and
well qualified Teachers VIII be emp"ycd To give i'll
st:uct"n III The Ancient 1nd Modern L2ngu:gcs,
Music. Drawing, Sc.
For terms, &c.. apply to principals. Circulars
can br obtained III Castings X Baiiey'<. Baltimore
street. opposite Hanover. aug 26-2m
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The REASON OF HER SoLIcTTUDF A
finely dressed young lady in the car> of
the New York and Erie Railroad, 4,
days ago, attracted the attention of her
fellow passengers by an extreme uneasi-
ness and vexation at a stupid German
who sat just b, fore her, and persisted, in
spite of all her eager admonitions, to
thrust his head out of the window of the
car. The passengers attributed her great
SoIicitude to an excess of humanity and
bcnevolence; but they learned the true
reason by her eXclaiming to the German,
at last, in tone of uncomfortable impa-
tience, "Why don't you keep your head
out of the window p! The next thing You
know your head will be smashed into a
Jelly. and your brains will be all over my
new silk dress, that is, if you've got any
and don't much believe you havem
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FROM BUENOS AYES.

THE ACQUISITION OF TERRITORY ~
FRANCE AND ENGl.AND.-By the arrival
of the brig Robert Wing at New York,
we have dates from Buenos A,ros 20 .iu.
gust Goth. The British Packet received
by this arrival is highly indignant at tic
acquisition of the island Of Martin Garcia
by England and France, and relieves it
self in the following manner:
- Stupeadous Lnfomy.-By a treaty,
signed and sealed, with Sir Charles
iotham and NJ. St Georges, it arpeaz
that General Urquiza has ceded to Eng
lard and France the possession of the
island of Martin Garcia, as a guarantee
for the free navigation Of the interior
rivers of the Confederation. Shame,
shame. to the bastard traitor : and shame
to the Sneaking sycophants who dared to
moot or entertain such proposition, in
the name and in the behalf of two great
and civilized nations, VIII they ratifv
the foul transaction. We cannot nor will
not believe it: it is hard even to believe
that two lipc,is could have been found
mean enough or depraved enough to nego-
tiate it.
VIII Brazil and the United States
submit to this Will not every republic
Ill South America raise it's voice in O
chorus of indignant condemnation! Had
Crquiza any shadow Of right to the terri
tory thus coded The same that we
should have to cctle or sell the Island of
Jamaica to the United States. or the Isle
Of Man 10 the Gar of Russia. OF this
the Envoys Extraordinary were perfectly
aware: and no buyers or receivers of
stolen property. knowing it to lie stolen,
ever incurred so overwhelming load of
guilt and infamy; guilt and infamy in
which, we feel assured, their respective
countries and governments will never con-
sent to become participants: and which
the honest and independent of all coun-
tries are bound to decry and denounce. "
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BAL lTlMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
NM. kNAEE. II. GAEHLE. ED. BITS.
First Premium Grand and Square
Eianns

9 KNABE, G .IVLE & Co, manuf., tur-
: 'crS. Nos. !, j, s, Q. ard H. Eutaw street,
Baltimore. X. i &. would respectfully cali Iuhiic
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
decacy Of touch. bsiaucv Of tore III. .!i-ve re
not surpassed ny any now Inanufa :tuTed l. n,!di-
ton t. the first Premium awirctl thrm 10y the Ma
r. land Institue in 1915 and 5 - thrl nave rccr
the highest encomn;S cf he most eminent artists.
WHO used these Instrum-rts for their Concerts Al
II fist class Professors and hm'eiir, il the
city. who re highly recommends them.
60 PI AMOS HIRED. lily
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FoR COUGHS. COLDS, CEOUP. AND WHOOP
ING COTGU.
The B.sf Covgd Syrup IN the World.

ITs b-NI LUUIi FVFtiI N Ut "''T7''.
Dr. Rn-y's CELxBR 1TYD CcrfH SYRUP gives imnefti
ate Ii-f n 10 the werSt Cough, whether Corsumq
,irs or proceeding from cold 1t allayS R0v irri
- IN ce thr Lungs and f,rtifies tn. stm against
f,tgre a;tacks In bottles vt 5'i cents and 81.
Children are also liable tn Group. which danceTou.
roHrIaint yieIs immediately To DIR. j. Ross NEVER
FAILING CR3CP SYRUP Price % cents
Wb,oping Cough. ano:her complaint. always
Uor,r in cold and ;Ilrrp weather. The afflicted find
crpa. rrli.f in the Use of DIR. j. Ross WHooPING
CoraH SYRUP. which always relieves and prevents
the d..aSp from running into othrr -iscHSes. such
A. insaynaticu Of tie iunT-. Drnpsy in the Chest
and Consumption. Price ~ cents
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-24

EFFECT OF HARD WATER UPoN AM.
MALS.-llorseS have an instructive love
for soft water, and refuse hard water If
they can possibly get the former. Hard
water produces rough and staring coat
on horses. and renders them liable n
grlpes. Pigeons also refuse hard water
If they obtain access TO soft. Cleghorn
states that hard water in Minorica causes
disease in the system of certain animals,
especially Of sheep. So much are race
horses influenced 10y the quality of the
water, that it is not unfrcquent to carry
a supply of soft water TO the locality in
which the race is 10 take place, lest there
being only hare water, the horse should
lose condition. ~. Icnatt. in his book
called " The l"Tse,' rcnarking on the
desirabler'SS of soft water for the horse
says: ln,t;:.c. or experience has made
the horse hlmSelf conscious of this, for he
will norrr oak lard water if he has
access 20 sof, he will leave the most
transparent waitr # the we'll for a river.
although the wafer may he turbid. and
even for the muddiest pool" And AGAIN,
III another place be says, Hard water
drawn fresh from the well will assurcdly
make the Goa. Of horse unaccustomed
to it sare, and will not unfrequently
gripe or further inlure him."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-24
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