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Lire'S TwO.rOld Duties.

Are there not some people in the world
who do actually reason after the cool
manner of the philosopherwho gives this
pgc advice to friend? Likely MS not.
1.-THE duties Of life are two-fold-our
duty to Others and our duty to ourselves.
Our duty to ourselves is to make our.
selves rs comfortable MS possible; orr
duty to others is to make them assist us
to the best OF their ability in so doing.
This is the plan on which very rcspccta-
BILE persons act. Adhere strictly to truth
Whenever there is no occasion for
lying. BE particularly careful to con.
ceal no circumstance likely to rebound
to yaur credit. If 1t he for your inter
est to lie, do so, md do ii boldly. No
one would wear false hair who had hair
of his own; but he who has none must
wear wig, A wig, you see, my young
friend, is simply lie with hair on it.
don't sec any difference between false
hair and n false assertion. It's like Il coat
or pair Of brceches it serves 10 clothe
the naked. But don't throw your fab
relations away. l like proper economy.
Some silly persons would have YOU in
variably to speak the truth. Now if You
were to act in this way, in what depart
ment Of commerce could YOU succeed ?
How could You get on in the law, for
instance What agabond would ever
employ You to defend his cause /? What
practice do you think you would be like
ly to procure MS u physician, if you
were to tell every old woman who fan
cied herself ILL., that there was nothing
the matter with her?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27
A Plague of Darkness Coming.

A very disagrccablc prophecy is quot
ed by the Journal de Bmxcllcs. The
prophecy is attributed to the venerable
Anna Maria Tnigi, and is to the effect
that two great Establishments may be OK.
pcctcd-thc one from heaven the other
from earth. The latter, which will CON
sist in wars, revolutions and other cal
antilles, being terminated, that from
heaven will succeed. and is explained MS
follows -" Great darkness is to prevail
over the whole land during three days
and three nights. II will he so thick
thut absolutely nothing will be visible,
and will he accompanied by pcstilcncc
which will chiefly TALL on the enemies Of
religion. although the scOurgc will not
he confined exclusively to them. While
this darkness lasts, no light will shine,
no fire will have any brightness, and
only those who have blessed things Ccan-
dlcs?D will be able to see. All this is
very horrible, and it is to be hoped thnt
the lady may be mistaken in herpredic-
tons, and that they may Turn out to he
as erroneous rs that of the great tidal
wave which was the other day to have
destroyed New Orleans. ThcprOphctcss,
however, gives full directions ms to the
proper course to he pursued during this
reign of darkness and pcstilcncc. Poo
pie are CXhortcd to not cndcavOr TO sean
the heavens curiously during the dark.
ness, for whatsoever shall go md look out
Of a window, or leave his house for the
purpose of deserving what is passing in
the armament, will be Immediately struck
down. The whole time TINT the judg-
mcnt shall inst ought to be employed in
prayer, and above all in rccitiag the
Holy Rosary. The director of Anna
Maria Taigl said, in August, 1864 -" 1t
is most true that the venerable servant
of God announced the scourgc of three
days darkness, extending over the whole
earth. While it, lasts the windowsmust
be kept closed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

LEAD PRE- Strong ground is taken
in the BwihiiRG Neirs, and other scienti.
iic journals, against the nsc of lead pipe
for conveying water; all the mechanical
advantages Of that metal, it is argued,
being outwcighcd by the chemical dis.
advantages. III is well known that very
soft water nets most injurious upon this
metal. Besides this, lead pipes cannot
possiblGbc substituted generally for iron
ones, but only on certain scale, and
under certain conditions. If piece of
clean lead he immersed in pure water,
and afterwards exposed TO the air. in II
very short time ilaky, somi.crystalline
powder is formed upon it, which powder
is rank poison.
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Farm. Garden and Household.

CLIPPING OFF PoTATo BLossoMs.-A
Maine farmer has discovered that clip.
ping of blossoms makes his potatoes lar
ger and more numerous Doubtful, we
think. Has any one else tried it. ?
Nr,Hrpr may be drawn ont ord snro,d
on pross ar other IanJ whoncycr convS,
nieSt Fycent IN stccn hi, sldcs and
on very sandy land tbarc il littlc Snar
OF the manure lcacbing away. The
ground will absorb it.
No BETTER PAN has been devised TO
keep butter sweet than to mt il in clean
lars and cover il with strong brine. No
kind Of vessel, cosl, or mi will answer
SO wolf ms n inr. In tbis way il con he
kent fresh md sweet for twelve months
No, ,syrs E,,rr.C,vr Oro orr .,
brt,or 10 ~ ,oo,. nmo y, r no C% o'
49, I'M VI a"S"' o"e VI uT''s'
pint of flour one pound of roisins one
arntcd nutmeg. half teaspoonful each
Of cloves and cinnamon. one.Lnlf len.
snoonful of soda . beot tbom into the
molasscs. and mt in the Inst thing
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satn pt t G w VIZ,
from the damn wool Dry cold seldom
or never hurts sheen. Damn ouortcrs
and wet land ore exceedingly ininrious,
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I Int nil,' w nG' on'y on Nln'Sr Muent'
pu. vi M m, 'lle llu intended 20! iVT Sptlus
TOPS tnoSe VINO llay% Paiu niue gttch'
sion 70 .itls 'lln''Il WIZ ,4 pg SURPRISED now
NUN nun VIZ va t, r'lI We ICY VI. .neir iliu ny
.e''tis VI l,tlIoMs il.'up WIN Plow , 'i''
We We oee, .SI , use u Sp'ue anu n i,
We Mo'iu ".Rr Intention i 10 ' a. iI hitter
~ o"'e' vi 1T i'''S' "''ci ''c iliS' i'e"'S
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the'n YIN tg ,.,,, III i,'rloM, WIN
the IooiS ,, s' t up, "hu t'ei CoNcilIB
S e,lgln WIN loIr OF hES inches ,ri oi eurln.
oeiT L u uiS, l.BiiV Sol, LIS plc iS
en vi,o' N.Y. u, , ii.t't . D'ioi 1
Winter 1! Sets III II Gonc 700 carIy' ana
u , with 1aa, weather. T 'meS n.g roni'
nv, 70 "oe''y, "nu miicH IyGoiii,oSi,
w" u%S oi,uu commenced, Ill tL'S' "s Il.
~ d;ao "auet ,tsuGtoiV "i"''cr' II Is 'o'!
u'I,''i' " S''p It,
ROCK BlscrIr;-SlX eggs, one pound
slited sugar hall pound OF Hour, few
ourrants. Break the eggs into basin,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

At n recent meeting of the Boston So
ciGty of Medical Sciences, MS reported in
the Mc1im md Surgical Journal, the
question was discussed of the protection
acquired by the human skin against the
action Of certain animal poisons, after
repeated incubation, one gentleman
claiming that the frequent incubation of
some poisons gave gradual immunity
from any poisonous effects. He in
stanccd the effects Of mOsQuito-bitcs,
which he thought were more severe in
children than in adults, much more
severe in foreigners who had recently
arrived in this country than in natives,
and in support of this spoke Of II whole
fnmily, recently arrived from England,
which he had Just seen, upon the mem
bers Of which the bites Of mosquitoes
had produced II violent eruption of the
skin resembling pcmphigus. He thought
that the immunity derived from frequent
NEGOTIATIONS was analogous to that from
vaccine matter against vOriolo. He said
! that he considered il MS established that
poisonous snakes were not killed by
their own poisons; insects, however, he
said, did not enjoy this immunity, as
wnsps and bees were known to kill each
other by their poison. He was support
cd by another gentleman, who said that
in regions where black flies abound.
persons after fewy are not affected
by the poison. This immunity is not
obtained in one season, but only after n
prolonged residence such persons are
bitten ms at first, but escape Hll the
lisagrecablc effects from which non
resident suffers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

iSvIsrlfrSr srcuRrriTs

JAY CooEr Co., ~ now selling, and recommend rs
profitable and safe Investment for all classes the First
Mortgage 5.DO Gold Bond. Of thu Northern Pacific
Railroad Company bearing Seven and Thrcc-TCnth'
per cent gold interest more than pcr cont currency,
and secured by rst aud only mortgage on the entire
Road and equipments, and an more than $4,000 Acres
Of Land to every mile Of track or 800 Aerc.of Land to
each $1,000 Bond. The highest current price will b.
paid Tor U. s. Fiyc-rwontca, and alt other marketable
sCcnritic. received In exchange Pamphlet maps and
full Information, ~ we'll a. the bonds Themselves will be
furnished on application by JAY CooEr Co., Phrln-
dcphIA, Now Yorl, and Washington. and by most Bank
and Bankcr, throughout tho country.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27
rhr Ln.I nonrs Of Mario AntoInelte.

The Last Hours Of Marie AntOinGtte.
But the end Of all was at handler
trial and death. No one could be found
bold enough to defend her, and the
tribunal was obliged itself to appoint
counsel. 1t was on dull October morn
ing that she was conducted from the
Concicrgcrie through the dark winding
passages OF the ancient monastery in
which the trials were held. The Hall Of
Convention is a large, gloomy apartment,
with sparse and narrow windows, through
the dusty panes OF which the dull yellow
light without creeps sluggishly. A few
dimly-it lanterns are scattered here and
there. but the atmosphere is heavy and
foggy, and half the hall is indstinct and
full Of shadows. On the lower benches
sit the butchers with their blood-staincd
aprons, and long. sharp knives cleaning
in their belts Above them sit the iricO-
teWSeS-terrible MS the Parcie-weNvipg
the welt of fate; some have cards in
their hands, upon which, by the prick Of
pin, they count the votes forand against
rs they are declared from the Tribune.
Everywhere are scattered scowllng faces
eager for the blood of the unhappy wo-
man. From without come the murmurs
H. t, '"r o't, .,U ,,hn 1nro t rnta ooains,
~ '" uauJ w LIT w." ~ Mr - Ja,.i,5ic
amd nv ,Eo I""rs onor and shmt thci,
INV .; ad a. 49, NY,r srroo %eoy;Ir into No
Cnrr ~ M ,r;ai ,osts ,,,roo iors On
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I'll .ta ~ ,I,o Vs., noIIntoJ atwosrhoro
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I ,mv a,I hroast sbo tnrrs nron Ler nd.
n mV"'." -, s,,bivo" i ;nJ;Gnotidn crv;ng
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,ntrro ;,soit r"voits onoi%st snch an no.
m ,"s"ts '''[ hro ,v ,,,,i"st mother
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E oI,l' ovo, tho Snr;cs If III" omiIlntine
o N""i sortonoJ Nv ,Lot natLctic anraol
49, ~ JG'' ,ho ,s;oos " to t%o .antoncn ",
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

ISoURARIEs REsroBED,-Do not des'
PAR because your physician shakes his
head Professional opinions are moi
infaIlible and they are never wider OF
the mark than when they pronounce
chronic dyspepsia an incurablo malaay.
To mitigate its pangs, the faculty usual
" prescribe air, exercise, aud Jrm,dy,
The first two are Gods medicines. The
last is satanic poison, The only mcdi'
cine needed in Dyspepsia and its con.
comitants, is Dr. J, WALKERS CALFoR'
MA VINEGAR BnrrERs, the great vegetable
tonic Of the nge.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

Butter and cheese are almost indis.
pensabIc articles of food. Properly
used, they are nutritious and healthy
but mn inordinnte use of either causes
Indigestion and dyspepsia, PARsoN's
PURGArUE Pulls, iudiciously used, will
remove both of these troubles.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER ale
productive of Throat Diseases, Coughs
and Colds. There is no more clIectual
relief to be found, than in the use of
"Brora's Bronchial TrocleS."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

POTATOES kcpt in pits over winter,
select dry spot, cover with dry straw,
and then throw over II three or -four
inches o! soil. Let them remain so until
winter is about to set in. Then put on
another layer Qr siror, six or eight inches
thick, and cover wthsoil MS before, This
middle layer of straw, acting MS dead mir,
will do more to keep ont frost than u
foot of solid earth, and saves great deal
of hard work.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

SEr2Ep.-Eightcen hundred sheep and
six horses brought through from Cana
ia by Rugg e Mcfarland, were seized ut
White River Junction, by Customs
officer, for valuation. The train
on which they were loaded had backed
over from West Lebanon and was about
to start. Twelve carloads were seized
ut ROXburv.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

DANGERS OF LnmURGER CHEESE
Three children in 81. Louis having dis.
played symptoms ofpoisoning soon after
eating Limburgcr cheese, led to an OK.
animation. II was discovered that the
cheese did contain poison, but impaired
by the wrapper in which it is always
prepared for market. The cheese in II,
self is innoxious, but it is cnvcloped in
lcad-loil wrappers, which are harmless
until they come in contact with liquid
which will act upon them ms a dissolycnt,
in which case the liquid becomes poison,
Gus by taking up the lead. The dccom
position of this cheese had producedd
very strong acid, which came in contact
with the poisonous wrapper, and then
spread throughout tho cheese, thus
poisoning the whole cake. The discovery
of this fact ought to produce a change in
the method of preparing the cheese for
market.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

a mistress who had sent her servant
to chapel, had reason to fear that instead
of going al the way there, she had stop
ned with the chm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

Mr. Slower, of New Sharon, Franklin
County, Me, few nights ago had
twcnty-four turkeys-his whole flock
killed by fox.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-27

Information about any Railroad Bonds
can be obtained if you will write to
CHARLES W. HAssLER, No, Wall Street,
New York.
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How TO obtain n
CAST STEEL Pillow
FREE OF CosT.
For particulars, address,
COLLINS 4 Co... 2l2 Water ST., n. Y.
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8 O'CLOCK.


Send for fec sample copy Of the CHRISTIAN IRDER,
first class weekly Journal, published by the Now York
state Convention Of unyvrsal'1 and containing tho
Sermons q DR., Z. H. Chaplin, Terms s2.6l per year
Addrcs' Pgbiishcr Christian LIARER l2,s broadway.
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GESTS WANTED to sell articles needed by
n rrrINllnr. Amin rimmh 4 Sunni. PhLn. IA.
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w. N. FISHER,
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Mistellaneons.
THE NEW CATTLE DISEASE.

This new disease which is creating conster-
nation among farmers in some sections of the
country, has not yet reached Maine, but our
herds are liable to be attacked at any time,
as it seems in almost every case where the
disease appears it can be directly traced to
the shoot and mouth" disease because it af
fects those parts of the animals body. In
Massachusetts the disease seems to be spread
ing rapidly. 1t was carried into the town Of
bingham by yoke of cattle bought in Bright
on, and in less than two weeks seventy head
OF cattle belonging to some of the finest herds
in town were diseased.
This new disease is much more infectious
or spreads more easily and rapidly than the
pleuro-pneumonia,w which devastated our herds
sometime ago, but it is not necessarily go
fatal, as it yields readily to treatment if at
tended to in its earliest stages. Much excite
ment is being caused among the milkmen,
drovers, and farmers, and indeed all who buy
or sell milk or meat, in many towns in Mas
sachusetts, and the various town authorities
are taking measures to check its ravages.
Considering this condition Of things in
neighboring State it would seem necessary
and proper for our State authorities to take
some action towards preventing its being
brought in and spread among the stock Of
Maine, and to this end the Board Of Agri-
culture and the State Society have appointed
a joint special committee to bring the matter
before the legislature at the earliest practical
bic moment. What method they will recon-
mend has not yet transpired, but among other
things a strict quarantine should be enforced
and measures adopted to prevent the bringing
in of cattle from either Canada or the States
where the disease is raging. If a "stitch in
time saves nine," little timely legislation at
just the right time may save thousands Of
dollars to the hard working farmers Of Msine.
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Scr.O..cV'Y .flDEltRsy.

Scribncr for November, being No. | OF
Vol. lii. is one of the best of that aEu Igs
good periodical. 1t is literally crammed with
good things. The opening article, = Thirty
seven Days Of Peril, = is one of the most in
tensely exciting narratives we have ever
read Mr. Truman {. Everts, the hero, was
enc of the expedition exploring the Upper
yellow Stone region. His separation from
his party, his wandcrings and imaginatons
are wildly iart~ayed his dreadful sufferings
from cold his unhoundel delight at the dis
covery that he could draw fire from heaven
with Il small opera-gilss, pr0yidentally left
in his pocket, hie battle with starvation and
insanity, his agonized thoughts Of home, all
hold the reader in sympathy, until, at last,
We joy with his JOY when, on the very verge
Of the dark river, he is rescued by two mn
sent by lis friends to search for him Til.
number also contains a very interesting pa
per entitled : The JnbarIing Of Hell GATE,
which is condensed history Of the efforts
made BY III, Governmeut to remove The I'M
rclimcpts to navigation in New York har-
Dor: aui j beautifully illustrated, n is also
" Thir'y-seyon Day % Peril" Chapters IS,
g, 50 81 Of. Ei.frcd Cum3ermcle: a very
affecting poem. entitled ''Momma Phoebe
ct"hings, Oh page 1913. IN illustrated poem,
:, Bird ii the Bush, and lar.c number
Of other articles which we have not space in
which to mention. We would advise all
lovers Of good reading TO procure Scri5ncrs
Noathiy.
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the people shall approve and ratify said
amendment by majority of the electors vot-
ing thereon. said amendment shall become a
part of the constitution of this State.
Section .. The form Of ballot in voting to
approve and ratify said proposed amendment
shall be against special legislation and
against said amendment for especial legisla-
ton" which shall be ON a separate ballot,
and shall be deposited in a separate box TO he
provided for that purpose, and all voters
qualified 10 vote at any election in this State
shall be deemed as voters on this question.
Section 3 The votes cast approving and
ratifying or disappearing said amendments,
shall be counted by the inspectors Of the clec
ton in all respects, rs votes for state officers
are counted and returned, and the officers
now desig ateG by law to canvass the returns
of votes for State officers shah canvass ne
returns on this question, at the same time and
place, and under the same regulations and
restrictions now provided by law for canvass
ing and declaring the returns Of election for
State officers.
Section 4. Within three days after the
determination Of said canvass, it shall be the
duty Of the canvasscIs to certify the result of
said canvass to the Governor, who shall
thereupon, without delay, make proclamation
OF the result
Section 5. The secretary of state is here
by required to include the substance of his
act in the notice of the general election for
the year 1871
Section 8. This act shall take effect and
be III force from and after its passage and
publication.
Given under my hand and the great seal
rr : Of the state Of Wisconsin. at the
- 81 Capitol in Maids on, this 10th
day Of August, 1871,
Ii. BREESE, Secretary Of State
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