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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-01

Concentrated I've, candles and candle
wick at Brinkmau's.
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Ds. WV. ]. BLAND,
~ -suRaEos AND PHYSICIAN,
WESTON, W. VA.
Office on Centre street, two doors above
the National Exchange Bank, where be NAV
be found unless professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will be attended to at.his
eficear the residence of the patient as may
be desired
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WasL-tubs, wash. boards, brocms and
buckets at Brinkman's.
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THE T1ERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor of this old and pop
ular stand would respectfully inform
lie public that he has just received full
und complete stock Of n,,,-o>,e
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Of Tho best quality and at the lowest pr'cts'
LIQUORS
ia lbe best in this market. lie calls par
G,ular attention TO his assortment Of inc
old RYE and Bourbon Whistles, which he
oG,rs at the lowest market prices.
P. TiERNFl. dec IA
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n. n. B. BLAND,
SURGEON AND rHYsIslAN-
CHENILLE, W. VA.

Particular attention paid to all kinds
Of ehronic,diseases. The Doctor can at all
timesbs found at his Office in Chenille
when no'prsfessionally engaged,noE l5ly
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Canned peaches, only % cents pei
can, at Porter Johnson's.
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Oil cloth and straw matting-dirt
cheap-at Porter Johuson's.
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TTy y. LIVELY.

w -ArroRSEr At LAW
aLGNvILLE, VA,
Practices 10 Grlmer, Lewis and adjoin-
ing eeuaties. All business promptly al
tended to.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.

ORDERS from couAtry dealers and PLY
leans solicited, and promptly attended toll
A. NJ. DENT,
WsItsu, JulJ 2s,h.
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TosBPH A. WATSON,

P A I N T E z,
Weston, ". Va.
Partie, in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing taeir houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will do well to communicate with
me bsforegoing elsewhere. Paper-hanging
and washing promptly attended TO.
Terms moderate; and all work warranted.
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M.BESSETr W q. BENNETT.
bennett & BENNETT,
ID -ATToRSEYs AT LAW
n3f WESTON, w. VA.
W. G. Bennett is Notary Public.
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IAs. W. woFFINDIN,

4 oTARY Lie,
Weston, ". Va.
Acknowledgements and Bepssi,ioAs ia
ken. eau b found at all times al my
eflise, near the Court House.
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n go. CozAD,
-ITToRSEY lrr,y
WESTON, WEST VA

Will practice in Lewis and adjoining
counties. All business promptly attended
to.
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1917 SPRING 4 SUMNER 1914
lO(I APPROPRIATIONS. lSll
RIBBONS, MILLINERY & STRAW
GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
Bonnet, Trimming and Velvet Ribbons, Bon
net Silks, Satins and yelvets, Blends, Nets,
Grapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, 0rna-
ments, Straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmed, Shaker Hoods,
etc., 237 and 239, Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Offer the largest stock to be found in the
country, and unequolled in choice, variety
and cheapness, comprising the latest Euro
pean novelties.
gs- Orders solicited, and prompt
tion given.
mar20St
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DR. T. B. JOHNSTON,
~ -PtIsIcIctAN AND SURGEON
Ufiee on Main Street, Weston, W. Va.
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Ey- RoD EpMrsroS has "located"
at Tovano, Kansas, and writes back
that the country excel, even his bright
est anticipationS.
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Tie Famous Pet "Bare" is nOp on
Exhibition.
c H E A p

Rem owe the Cash Store and where are
your Low Prices? The way to keep it IN
ycur midst is to patronize it. We have
strong opposition, but defy competition !;
and hereafter We shall
Sell Cheaper Than Ercri
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LIQUORS
The GlarE:sJurq .MasNs Works

r A. PLYMlRE
81 4. Pike Street, ClarEs0nrg, W; Va
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4 BALLOON DUEL.

Perhaps the most remarkable duel eyer
fought took places in l>US Il was pccu-
linty French in is tone, aud could hard
Is huge occurred aLler auy other than a
French state nf society N Dc Graulpre
aul i. lc piqus hal aquarrel. arising out
af jesl1nsy cone talng Il lals engaged at
the lmrefial afTr, our M9Iem5i,rll-
tifesit Thy agreed 70 fight iucl T.
set'le thtir live claims AMI in or.
dtr that the heat of angry passion should
not interfere with the polished lcgance of
The preceding they postpdG.l the duel
f5r a month iha lfiy AR aias q bcs,aw
bar smiles on the one IL the Other was
kilhi or at ail events, this was Inferred
hy tn two mea, ii not actually expressed
The daell,,ts were 10 fight in the air Twn
balloons wcie constructed precisely alike.
On the day aeuotei, d. Gdnlpr anl his
second entered the ear Of ona balloon Le
Pi4ne aul his second that Of the other; il
was in the ga.laH Of the Tnilefies, amid
an immense eonconrse Of spectators. The
gentlemen were 10 fire, not ut each other,
bu, ut each others balloons, in order ta
bring them down by the escape of gus; AMI
MS pistols might hardly have served for
this purpose, each aeronaut tapk blum.
lcrbuss In his ear. AZ II giyca aignal ihu
ropes that retained the cars we're cut, anil
the balloons assembled The wind was
moderate, and kept the balloons at dis.
,ance Of 50 yards apart. When about half
a nile above the surface Of the earth, Il
nrecuncertcd signal for firing was given
VI l. Piluc fired hut missed " de
Granprc frcl aud sent ball Though Le
piquc'e balloon. The balloon collapsed
the car descended with frigllfal rapili,y
and IL Pique anl his second were dashed
to pieces. De lirandprc continued his as
crnt triumphan,ly and terminated his A.
lial voyage successfully Mt distance of
seven leagues from Paris.
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two largo free States whose pretended De-
mocracy join hands with tho republicans
or the negro franchise amendments, and
with these two States both against the
Democracy, there is no use in calling
Democratic National Convention, and cs-
pecially when il will be known beforehand
that it favors negro franchise.
And in Delaware We cannot know too
soon who are Democratic Negro Franchise
mon. or in other words, Republican Ennis
sarlcs. Had We staggered or swcrvcd
from the rigid determination last fall that
no candidate OF our party should court or
nsk nagros vote, we would have been
beaten; and the stronger we can place the
issue between the friends of the white man
and the friends Of the negro franchise, the
better. We cannot lean. bcnd or acqu-
cscc in the policy Of the dirt.catug Dem
ocrats Of Ohio and Pennsylvania These
hypocrits Of Pennsylvania in ono rcsolu-
ton laudcd Carl Sehurz to get the Ger
man vote, aud in another tell these Ger
mans that negroes were as gond MS them,
and equally entitled 10 vote, for in adopt
Jug the 9th amendment they admitted IT,
They made great blow in Philadelphia
last fall abou, bringing marines to the
polls TO insure negro votes for the repub-
licans, in the month Of May this year they
take the negroes to their .1s"ns by adopt
ing the 10Th amendment and acc 2,ing the
situation. William Dean, did no, think
there was Democrat in Delaware that
would have said one word in the favor Of
those dirt eating Ohio aud Pennsylvania
Democrats. much less you,a Brcckcnridgc
Democrat, and sympaihizcr with rebellion
in It's first stages ! hope you will recon-
slider and be fpuui fighting against tho
10Th amendment, aud for thn rights Of the
white man. SNMrgt TOWNSEND.
yhrusca3 Jaac Isl, ISL.
+ s Il will add that although | am
IN favor of the formation Of White Mans
Party in the late slave States, have no
objection and woull be- glad to see such
patty i. every Northern State for hope
there j, a majority Of honest white mon in
every State in favor Of repcnling those
congressional cnactmcn,s. called amend
meuts of the constitution aud their appcn-
lnges. tn, enforcement act all IN klux
acts, auI all other unconstitutional acts
pn.,sl b. The republicans \ party 81
this kinl opposed 10 secession rebellion.
urgf4 franchise and negro equality, AMI in
favor q an economical lmini,trliion Of
'he gu ai government .nh Il. The al.
'uI9isifatipu af Andrew 1aaH IL. woull
giye h.tin, psaea aul lrwf tify to the
s-u.fy, anil with G5}grar Hoffman ef
New York a4 eHr candidate f#F silent
aud Carrot nsi, II kMm - CIR VI
Pr. siaeni, cHi.il .@err donn a'l airt eat.
ing aee rruhiean-situaiieu Democrats,
aud negro loving constitution breaking
republicans. ). 7
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QUEER ApvySruRE or A MuLE.--Tho.
ordinance select committee Of England, IL
casting about for improvements. met Z,
proposal 10 fire mountain guns from the
backs Of mules that carried them. II vac
urged ,ha, this would obsiatc the necessity
Of dismounting the gun from the mslc'si
back, and mounting it ON its carriage =.
mountain gun could thus come into action.
in far less time. This proposal was warnl-
y taken up by the committee. who iortil-
with proceeded SO test its feasibility. A
mule or donkey was procured, and 4 small.
gun strapped firmly TO n cradle resting on.
pack saddle, so that the muzxlc Of tho
weapon pointed over the donkcy's tail.
The animal, so the story goes. was then,
let into The marshes ut Woolwich. accom-.
panied by the committee aud several big
wigs who were attracted by such novel
experiment.
On arrival at the butt the gun was load,
ed. the donkey turnedwith bis tail toward
the carthcn mound, and the Rnal prepaya.
tons were made or.fring BY means Of =
lanyard and friction tube. One Of COM
mi,tec, however; remarked that this mode
Of firing might possibly derange III, aim
BY the jerk on pulling the lanyard. A
discussion followed, and il was finally ar
ranged to fire the gun by piece Of fslow
match tied to the vent. This was donc,.
and the match igntj. Hitherto tho
donkey had taken rather sleepy interest
in the proceedings, bu, somehow the fz.
zing Of the match on his back causcd hin,
first to prick up his ears. then /, lay them
back, and finally to begin to turn around.
The committee was thundcrstruch. aud
skrdadlled in all directions; the secretary
threw himself fiat on his face; there was
moment Of agonizing suspense. then
bang the shot rioclctpg in one direction
while the wretched donkey turned COM
petc somersault in the other.
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Mt:ic ron rur Sex We clip the fob.
lowing from Enpopcan journal: 1t
was the celebrated German physician,
llofcland, who ;irst fully recognized the
curative power os music. Frequently the
life of dying man might b, saved by.
gentle music hot too near his bedside.
II is only often to attract his attention and
hold it with something that impar,s pleas
urahle feelings, in order to sustain him
beyond that moment of supreme exhags.
ton which marks the crisis Of the disease
lsually. however, the ears Of the dying
are resaled with no swccter music than
the siehs aud snies of their sorrowing
friends. OF course they are troubled, de-
pressed. and when the critical breath
comes fail to catch i, and SO die. There
is much in this theory"
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TOTAL VALUE
Of the $4,000 GIFTS 100000.

The drawing will 'akc place, as soon as en-
cravings enough ARE sold TO distribute the lick
cts. before as many tckc, holders rs choose 10
be present and to he under their control.
We refer to
Thomas H. Kemp, Clerk Of Caroline Co. Court
George u. Rossum Att at Law, Denton, Nd
II. X. Richardson, Sheriff Of the County.
William Fell Esq, of Denton, Nd.
Mancha 4 Bro, Real Estate likrs Riigcy, Nd
The above gentlemen will act Ms Supervisory
Committee.
Refer also TO Charles Goodng Esq, Speaker
OF the Delaware Senate, all the Leading Men, the
banks, the Editor Of this Paper, and the Press
of the Peninsula generally.
: We want active men and women, everywhere,
10 work for us, with whom VIC will make liberal
artt ngcments, namely, after their ordering their
samyAt engraving, We will give them one en-
gravng aaA one ticket rnrE, for every four names
they send Us with "a 90.
To order N Engraving, seni us So 90 in
registered lsltsr, er by Post Office Order, and
NC will scad w ,sstprp mail the engraving and
tho ticket tssE.
Send id your criess for engrasinrs money
and drafts, and ail correspondence to our gem
cral Once, aAdrctsed Jas:
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Original lloetrn.
THE SUNBEAM.
Written for the MidIlciown Transcript
w I. CiakwD sHEruERD.

The svc,, cadence of rrhillhood f,ls on mine ear
ncciously soft and trim.ul a. glee;
Whn, fresh Joy hath come 10 my precious onrs's
life,
What new layibne delights dear jrnunic?
The CARPET, spread meath her is rich In bright bad.
I'm hcr check blooms red roses. nad white:
gnZc on NY babe with a mother fond love,
Her sweet voice ills NY soul with delight.
Her soii little hands now glily ocr the bowers,
That 50 liic-lihc and bcIulcuus seem;
Yet It's nut the bud. she Is 50 eager 10 catch
l'ui dancing, coqucli,h sunbeam.
Now the lui, ring ,inc IT the vindug I sin
IN her hand rests the bright goltirn toy;
Then a sofi zephyr stirs tlie sensitive leaves,
Aud away glidcs the sunbeam Of joy.
When the treasure Is fast be- lmshs with dcis GIT.
There's no sunbeam ns hrgh, ns her face.
hen il dances away irun the little hand 4raap,
There q c'uuI where sweet d,mplls had plncc.
Stern lessons are taught us on litc's weary way,
A We revcl aud glide mid c'-Yth iuw,fs'
Aud hope dazzling stars cpquclishly shine
Mid alternate sunhcams aud showers.
The sweet tirdlinss are singing tli.ir byan.ilni
The vine waves at the samc window sijll:
The buds are !,t brilliant once pressed by Thy
form
And the sunbeam crccfs over The sll'r
nutwhe are you now my sweet laughing hale;
With the hvuiiitl, pare snowy brow.
And the soft little hands implyd all o or,
That play a with the sunbeam where arc you
now?
Away CIR away, from ,hy mother fond gaze
Thou Il joined 10 the tri. %, .craph chlir;
Thy spirit hands gliIs prr ihs h.rps golden
strings,
! AEd Thy sweet voice accord. with .he tyre.
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A BoMB-rRoop Towy.--I !avc some.
where heard of a regiment ordered to
march into small town town aud take il.
| thiuk it was Tryol; but wherever it was,
it chaaccd that the place was settled by a
colony who believed in the gospel of
Christ, aud proved their faith by works.
\ courier from the ncighboring village
Informed them that the troops were nd.
yancug to take tue town. They quietly
answered, II they rW take it, they
must. Soldiers soon came riding in with
cJlors. nnl ripping their shrii defiance.
They looked around for an enemy, and
saw the farmer Mt his plow, the blacksmith
at his anvil and the women ut their churns
aud spinning wheels. Bibles crowded 10.
hear the music. aud the boys ran out to
see pretty trainers. with feathers aud
bright buttons, " the harlequins Of the
10th century or course none of these
were in position to BE- shot at Whero
are Your soldiers = they asked. I'VE
have nonc," was the brief reply. &" But
We have come to take the town" "Wcll.
fricnds, it lies before YOU " But is
there no one TO fight 2" =" No. We are all
Christians
Here was an emergency altogether un-
prepared for sort Of resistance which
no bullet could hi.; a fortress perfectly
bomb.proof. Tie commander was per-
picked. If there is nobody to fight
with, Of course We cannot fight said he
e Il is impossible to take such town as
this : So be ordered the horses heads to
he turned about, aud they carried the hu.
man animals out of the village rs gul,css
as they entered, and pcrchance somewhat
wiser.
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Brooklyn, n Y on Monday week lost
one of her Oldest and most prominent citi-
zens, Rodney $ Church, Years ago Mr..
Church was a democratic politician Of note.
and is remembered as having broken into
Tammany Hall, at the head OF an q. indc-
pendent faction, when the old Sachcms
and their friends were in council The
latter put out the lights. but Church and
his friends had como provided with cam
dies and lccofoco matches. Alter that
they retained the name Of loco!ocos. no.
mcncla,urc which the wings subsequently,
saddled upon the party at large.
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There is = good deal of pi,h and point
in the comment of an African preacher
on the text, 1t is more blessed ta aiyc
than to receive Said he: Il have new
or known church to die cause il give
too msch. Dcy don't die dr.. way. Bred.
rcn. has any of .op kGevcd . churSt to
die cause j, give too much II yca do,
jest let mo know, and III CLINE by de sad
ana lf, my hands t, heaven and say,
"Lcsscd am dc dead dat die in dc I,erd:'
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WErGilr OF PEorLE. The average re-
turns show that citizen Of the worll. on
his first appearance in public, weighs about
,ix pound, aud half; n boy baby little
more. girl baby little less. Some very
modest babies hardly turn the scale with
twa pounds AMI half. while other pre-
tFntious Youngsters b asst Of ten or eleven
pounds When Shylock asked for his
pound of flesh he asked for an equiva-
lent 10 little less than sixth Of baby
How the tiny enc grows during childhood
We need not trace here hut it may be in.
tfrcsliuc to know tha, boys aud girls of
twelve years Of ugc are nearly equal in
weight: after which limit males are heay-
ier than the females of the same age
Young mcr Of twenty average li3 lbs.
caeli, while young women Of twenty aver
age l2O pounds Men reach their hcnv
ic>t bulk at ,hifiy.dyc, when their aver
aee weigh, is about l5a pounds bu, the
women slowly fattcn until fifty, when
their average is about l29 pounds Men
and women together their weight at full
growth average about twenty times rs
heavy as they were on the first day Of
thei? existence Of course averages are
here only meant The averages were
formed from men ranging from los to .9,2O
pounds aud women from IS to POI lis.
The actual weight Of human nature, TAX
ing all ages aud conditions mobiles, ccr-
~. thinkers, taiors. maiacns. boys. girls
aud babies, all included the average
weight is almost loo pounds. avoirdupois,
for each human being; quantity easy to
remember at my rate.
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Mos, persons suppose that lime and wa
ter, no matter Low mixed. will make
good enough whi,ewash. This is mis-
take; there is right way aud wrong
way; the right is as follows; Selc;s n
large, clear lump of lime, aud in Stacking
it use only boiling water Turn the wa
ter on slowly. aud when filly Stacked dis
solve in water and add small quantity Of
sulphaic Of zinc and little salt This
causes the wash to harden. The sulphate
Of zine should be used in wash intended
for outside work, but may be omitted =
II salt be used in tia. for interior walls
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Caroline Co. Land Association,
9th. and king SITS. 8
UlLaiil'Gy'd DEL
TIE cAnoiINE PEARL

Win ,,c scut 70 ali pari,ascrs FREE far quar-
ter ON application. Il will give a Ge.cilcd ac-
count of our proceedings ifop iiine p na,c
Nrvspa,rrs wishing TO advertise io. ig, will
please ses& no their lowest rates.
De~fos, Caroline Co. NJ, Isl february, ~
Feb 1T
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..'fis strange" mut,crcd young man
AS he staggered home from supper party
+" how evil COMMUNICATIONS corrupt good
manners. I've been surrounded by tim
blers all the evening and now I'm iumb-
lcr myself"
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TIE CHILD OF CHRIST.

4 child with human holy and dress angelic
f,cc. aud divine eyes l. represented 50 well that
words cannot tell half its worth, We do not
think iln, nuy engraving has vet reached The
excellence OF this Ia touching the heart aud lifi-
Ing It away to higher world. The eye never
tires 10 look The more it Is seen, tEr greater
the desire To look ng.,n aud again.
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These Licenses are all procured Of
Clerks Of Peace Of the respective coun-
ties, bear date the day they are issued
and are good for one year from date, and
should he taken out at once Penalty for
not taking out license -lmprsonmcn for
time not exceeding two years or fine not
exceeding Sa00 or both in discretion Of
the Court. One moiety ofthc fine for use
Of the iutcrmcr.
Every person OF persons, engaged in
selling rinous, spiritious or malt liquors,
must procure license for same. from the
Clerk Of the Peace of his or their county
The license tax ard penalties are so vari-
cd that it is impossible to give them in
detail. but the Clerks of the Pence Of the
respective counties. will give al the in
formation rrqpircl
The clerk II tho Peace for New Castle
saln,y !, John p Springer, E.q New
Ga.'e Del Kent County. John ; Jester
Es9 Dover, bel Sussex County, Aaron
3 MARVEL. Esq Georgetown bel
eharly, Goaling Esq G15 Market street
Is also authorized TO issue licenses for
NV Castle County
would cganr-ty urge the citizens Of
the State liable to license tax MS above
enumerated tin; they procure their liceus-
cs by the first day of July in the present
year and on or before the first day Of
June in the years following The law
makes it the duty of the Atorncy.Gencr-
al n inlict every person who shall not
IN - ont license ns required
The Collectors Of the respective Hun
lreds in the State are also requested ta
make return Immediately 10 the Clerks Of
The Pcac. of tier respective counties.
complete lists of all persons liable to IL
tensc tax aS above enumerated. and also
10 make such returns in the month of june
in each year hereafter.
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THE DISINHERiTED .

A young man, through the willy influence Of
some in his household, Is deprived Of n share in
his fathers house Having hut sorrow MS his
To- he departs, and from II ncighhorng hill he
takes his las, look aud farewell 10 the scenes nf
his younger aud better DAYS The heart h,ls
with deep sorrow in examining this snljcc, 50
well drawn
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10

4 piece Of vegetable charcoal, It is stat.
cd, laid on burn soo,hcs the pain, and
if kept applied for an hour, cures it COM
ple,cly.
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A FORTUNE FOR YOr,
THE LaPIERRE HOTEL,
DENTON, Nd.

lIEN IVNf wv,
containing twcnty-six rooms, furnished thrnngh-
out with nll modern couycui,nfts. rluuit nt out
buildings, siahlng Tor liitiY hai.es including
all outfit, stock, e., worth, cfsi. - aHa.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10

Texas has new game IN cards one
holds revolver, the other holds the cards
\ corener holds The inquest.
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\ contemporary says, The first prn-
tcrs werc Titans" There arc good
many tight uns" among them siilL
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Legend of the Rhine 4 female of rare
beauty sits ON the shore of the river, where the
rocks ARE the most dangerous and with her song
aud music charms the unwart sailors to near
her, when they meet watery grave. The sub
lee, is full u ifr full OF emotion aud altogether
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TIE PICTURE II LII FARM,
Caroline tuun' All.

NfIIUIIIIN F7T'TTF7 7FEf'1
of Ion acres. on the choplAga river having n
steamboat wharf on H. with Il good scuie uf
country to suppor, it, with lime hiln good
hui dings y large variety Of fruit, convenient to
churches aud schools, only six miles from Eisipn,
the largest business town ON the Delaware Pcnin-
suls. $4,000.
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Grand trunk railroad--all the railroady
IN the country during the Saratoga sea-.
.aa.
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[, loesn', ha,l snuff to pinch it
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Whom is the wind like a certain irai,
When !, Is current