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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

FORCE OF lMAGINATIoN.-An esteem
ed friend of ours heard much of the medi-
cal properties of the waters ola certain
spring some distance from where she re-
sided. She had pamphlet that emu
merated many diseases, from which she
recognized at least half a dozen with
which she was afflicted. To her great
joy she was told that her son had to call
at the very town where the spring was
located, and five gallon keg and a
strict injunction we're laid upon him to
bring back some of the water.
The keg was put in the wagon, and
slipping under the seat was quite over
looked. The business was urgent, and
took some time to perform it, and the
water was quite forgotten. He had got
near home in the evening, when feeling
down under the seat for something, his
hand struck the key. To go back was
not to be thought of, and to admit his
stupidity was impossible. He therefore
drew up his horse by the side of wall,
near which was the old sweep we'll from
winch the FAMILY mad drank 1or q CEN
fury, and filling the key went home.
The first question was:
did you get that water ?"
Eyes" said he; ''but darned if [ see
any difference in it from any other wa
ter" And he brought in the key.
A cup was handed the invalid, who
| drank with infinite relish, and said she
was surprised at her sons not seeing a
difference. There was undoubtly med
ical taste about it. and it dried up as
other water did, which she had always
heard of mineral water Her SOB hoped
it would do her good, and by the time
the key was exhausted she was ready
to give certificate of the value of the
water. it having relieved her of all her
ails
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

Mr.. Moses, of Geneseo, ILL.,. commenc-
ed three years ago with shipping five
tons Of poultry to Boston during the
winter. Last winter he shipped sixteen
tons, and this winter, so far, he has sent
off over thirty tons.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

Weeds should be collected and remov-
ed from the garden after being pulled
or hoed up, they often root ard grow.
The best way is to burn them, root and
branch.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

HARRows.-Is a harrow of use in
meliowing the soil? Does it compact
the soil? A cultivator lifts like the
plow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15
SERMON.

Preached at the funeral of Martha s.,
child of Mr.. Nathan G. and Mrs. So
san a. Uford, aoho died IA Barton,
March Ia, 1872, aged 8 gears, By
Rer. s. X. B. Perkins
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

Genoa, ILL.,, has Methodist Church
without male member.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

1t is estimated that there are in Eng
land and Wales 2,74o Congregational
churches.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

There are so Baptist churches in
South Carolina.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15

Begin in season to make your garden,
and be seasonable about all your opper-
ations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
Our Bodily InfirmitIes.

Physical inlrmities aro the lot of all.
Millions are always sick. No man, won.
an or child is uniformly in perfect health.
Much, however, of the sickness and sul-
lering which render life a burden to 80
many Of our fellow beings is due to care.
lessness and neglect. A mighty antidote
to the leading causes Of disease has been
provided. II is US harmless as 1t is ell.
cicnt. No poisonous drug enters into It's
composition. Itisan indebted stimulant,
tonic and apCrient, of which every ingrc.
dent is vegetable. This unexceptionable
preventive aud restorative medicine is not
n new thing under the sum-" Hostetter's
Stomach Bilters will soon have been be.
fore the world Il quarter Of n century, and
It's not TOO much to aver that thousands,
aye, tens of thousands, are now using ii
who would have been in their graves
years ago had they not been strengthened
and sustained by this wholesome stimu.
liant. The rapidity with which minor
ailments often become, when neglected,
obstinate diseases, is well known. This
tonic is famous for the immediate check
which il gives 10 these breeders of deadly
disorders. The sensation of languor, the
sick headache, the nervousness, the indis.
position 10 cScrtion, the nausea, the con-
fusion Of brain, the physical debility,
which are intended TO premOnish us OF
the approach Of serious danger, are inva-
rlabIy removed by a lew doses OF the Bit
tiers. The fame Of the preparation as a
genuine specific Tor dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, nalariOus fevcrs, rheumatism
and chronic debility, is as wide rs the
world; and in these days OF infamous
charlatanism, when fierce catharlics, that
rob the invalid OF the last remnants Of his
strength, arc advertised as iuvigorants
O, it is indeed blessing 10 mankind that
H0stetter's Stomach Bitters arc every.
where procnrable, and everywhere pop.
ular. ..s eodSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
baltimore caIt,ie SIaIEes:

THURSDAY, Oct, i0-BEEF CATTLE.-
IIhe market this week has been without
any especial animation, the receipts beinl
somewhat Ia excess Of the demand
There were lew prime Cattle, as well AZ
some Of the lowest grades on the market
with o much larger number Of middle
quality and stoCkers. The latter wert
taken up 10 3 great extent by York counl
tN Paslpd Carol County, Nd, OPERATOR
Soln6 6f The best OF the receipts were moi
putOn the market, but will be reshipped
East Tle,mArket generally was without
change since last week, except ma few
Instances, In Which sales were made al a
slight decline. $685. rus6T FGrT
Prices to-day for Bsel Cattle ranged as
follows: Best BeGVcs at O 0Oa$0 81; that
generally rated first quality 4 75SaG 10:
medium or good lair quality . 50Sa4 rs:
ordinary thin steers, Oxen and Cows 9 Vi
aS3 so; inferior and lowest grades OF cat
tic 9 00a$9 75-general average of the
market to-day 81 30, extreme. range of
prices 9 O0a$6 SIT. Most, OF the sales
were from 4 00to.$5 90 per 100 lbs. OF
the receipts 4lS head came from Ohio,
1872 from West Virginia, 1880 from Viz.
ginia, IS from Maryland, and 80 from
Tcnncssce-total receipts for the week
1917 head, against 1896 last week and 2sl0
head same time last year. OF the offer
ingS 0OS head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 1906 head sold TO Eastern spec.
ulators, 74S to York county dealers, 2l7
to Carroll county dealers, and 90 head
to country dealcrs-total sales for tho
week 32li head, against $40 last week,
and 1905 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LANES. There has been a
little better feeling in tho Sheep market
during the past week than there was Mt
tho close ol our last report, there being n
fair demand Tor good Sheep by Philadcl.
phia operators, and that class Of stock be.
ing somewhat scarce; the receipts OF all
kinds falling of several hundred during
the week, We quote fair TO good Sheer
at 4tA54c, apd good 10 extra ut 54aGc per
ID gross. Stock Sheep In demand at Sc so
a3 90 per head, Lambs In fair demand
ut s. 00a4s0O per head. Receints this
week 1904 head, against $3.50 last week,
and 5,3lG heAdsame time last year.
HoGs-Prices have fallen of full 4c
since lust week, the continued heavy re.
CCipts causing the decline, tho demand
being only moderate. At the close to-day
prices are ut stand still, with little Il
any prospect of an advance, tho iudica.
tons pointing 10 continued heavy receipts.
We quote fair 10 good corn.fed Hogs ut
So 75a7 90, and common Hogs at So 5Oa
q 70 per 100 lbs net. Receipts this week
lO,9iG head, against 1854 last week, and
1898 head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
New York Market.

New YoRK, October 19.-Cotton-19c
for middling upland. Flour-Without
decided change; unchanged in prices
81 00a7 90 for extra State; Sc 15aO IS ior
hoop. Whcat-Quiet; 81 Dial 50 for No.
9 spring in store; 81 Goal CO for No. do;
81 55a1 Us for winter red western; 81 GSa
! 10 for amber western; 81 7Oa2 0j lor
white do. Rye-Quiet at SEC for old
western in store. Corn-Dull; colo iol
steamer western mixed; 64aG44c for sail
ditto. BOrley-QuiCt Oats-Quict; blacl;
western 30a4Sc; new mixed western 42a
44c; 45a4Gc Tor new white; old 4ja50c
Pork-Firm ut $l4 50a14 60 for new
mess. Cut Meats-Dull. BccC-Ouict
Lnrd-Unchangcd; StaSic for steam; 9sc
orkCttle. Whisky-O2c. Sugar-Steady
Petrolcum-CruGe 1910; refined cote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14

lent quality, only awaiting hehRits "a
trauSpo ttation,~ % make this one Of III
richest portions Of Ohio EBTEJG
From New Comefstqwn The route viii
lay IN the valleys Of DdnlApS Creek, BIZ
saltwater and Wheeling Greeks, L
Wheeling, thus afording nearly IN oil
line between Mansfield a1dl Wheeling
New Comerstown by this rontc is 6t
miles from Mansfield.
] The bridges required between Mans
field and New Comerstown will I've across
tho Clear Fork and Black Fork, and Lake
Fork OF the Mohican, Black and KilbuCl;
Greek, varying from 100 70 f60i6et span
DoughtY's Fork-76 feet, and the Tusca.
rawAs River 400 feet span. All the other
streams are small, and require only short
bridges or Culverts.
Tho first coal examined was q vein in
Knox township, Holmes county, 20 miles
from Mansfield, which is four feet thick
and Of good quality.
The entire country cast Of this through.
out tho proposed line Of road is underlied
with coal. Wr fTljT -
Various kindSoi iron ore are found In
abundance in connection with tho coal,
and in many places the ore Is covered
with beds OF limestone. The most valu.
able Is probably the backbAnd orc which
occurs In large quantities in CoshoCton
and TusCarawas countless
The timber along the line Is abundant,
mostly oak, though there is hickory,
al. 4 Al 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
70 tho iacorpmators Of the Mansfield and
INiCelinD Railroad: fNs n

TO tho iacorp6ratOrS Of the Mansfield and
IKhCeling ltaiirodd!' fNs
GENT1EMEN:-Iaving been invited by
you TO make preliminary examination for
q railroad route between Mansfield and
Wheeling, l would respectfully submit tho
following report, keeping in mind the
three main objects ofthe line:
LIST. To find the shortest and most di.
rect line to Wheeling, % .,l,,n,,
end, TotSp Tie nearest'coal veins. , :
/ Bird. To pass through as many OF the
richest coal fields and ore beds, rs posi-.
bic, lhave examined route as tollowsg +,
Passing thtoush J. Calhoun's farm cast
ofMNnslicld, and up Stewards Run to
VIM. Shades, thence across Sikinger's
valley and down Slater's Run with easy
grads md extremely light entertainments,
10 MELVILLE, where we reach the Clear.
fork valley which we follow topits Juno,
.tiGn With the Lake fork in Holmes coun.
~. Then ascending what Is known MS
the Henry valley wo find two good, cross.
ings TO the head waters Of Black Creek
either Of which would require but little
excavation. leaving the summit We pass
down pleasant valley with easy grades
TO Napoleon, So miles from Mansfield
where We meet the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon
and Delaware Railroad, which we must
follow 10 Oxford six miles with light
banks mud a!grade ofseyen feet per mile
Crossing tho liilbuck valley and running
along the east bank, We linda small valley
two miles southeast Of Oxford, Through
which We can pass to- Laurel Hun, to
cross which will require an embankment
500 Ieet long and 10 feet high. By, keep
ing along the south bank Of Laurel run
we can pass the summit into Doughty's
Fork without serious difficulty. IN.
between thisIpoint and New Conars
town, several lines we're examined. The
shortest one, by way Of Bloomfield, Chill
and liakersvillais practicable, though il
will DO somewhat expensive. The hills
however abound in coal and orc Of excel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
Now York Dew Goods Marked.

NEW York;, October 12.-There is no
improvement in business, which contin.r
uestquiGt in all branches. The market
remains strong and, regular on all cotton
goods, most descriptions Of which are
now ingoodsupply. Foreign goodsqGict
and unsettled for dress goods, ribbons,
velyets, and millinery silks, but steady on
staple merchandise. Importatlons iorthe,
week, $1,40O,00O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14

CINCINNATI, October 1s.-Flour-Quict
at 81 40A7 70. r Wheat-Firm; red 81 50a
/ 80; white 81 Goal 79. Corn-Dnll at
49c. oats-Quiet at. 35a8Sc Tor old; new
DC. Whisky-Firmer at sSas0c, Mess
pork-Firm at $l4 90; stock light, Cut
Meats--Strong; shoulders 0ic; clear rib
1OAc; clear lie. Bacon-Firm; shoulders
TIC; clear rib lie; clear rec. Hogs
Suady at 81 80a4 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock -Marke,

NEW York, October 1S.-GoLD-Thc
market was dull and steady ut 1921
throughout the day. Loans were from /
to 2per cent. CIearings about $4,000
600. The specie exports for the week
amounted $l57,713 90. Foreign cxcangc
market quiet and steady ut 1881 for prime
bankers 60 days sterling, aud 11Of Tor
sight.
MoNEY-Easy during the morning ut s
to Z per cent, hut declined to a4l per cent
In the afternoon. g.
GovERNMENrs-Wcre dull and steady,
with but little II any change in prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Octoher19y-Fl Quiet
and unchanged. Whsat--Dull; choice
white 81 95a9C40; faif to prime 81 75a
l. 5; cGoiceto iancy amber 81 00a2 03;
good to primo red 81 75s1 So; common to
iair 81 40a1 70. Corn-Quiet and stock
scarce; mixed westernsin elevator 64c.
Oats-Firm and unchanged. TRye-Quiet
at 75aS5c. ProvisionsZFirmer but not
Quotably higher, with more inquiry.
Lard-8fc.H BptterT Choice rolls starCe
and wanted at 94fc. Whisky-03lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
Please Remember-The Best in
AlWaYa tho Ehannnst

manufactured ut Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember-The Best ia
Always tho Cheapest, ;.
We are now prepared TO MI orders. or mn, mn
tnese pumps on short notice, and Euaranioo on.
tire sAtlslachOn, and would call the attention az
for 1t: "k"' S4"'Insu
~ It's economy in construction, combined
Win durability, makes II, Tor actual ss1.rleS Tho
cheapest Pump In use. 49, '"'
"a. AZ the stock Ia galvanized wrought IRON I.
WIZ neitler crack from the effects ii tho Enr,
nor decay or rust. '"' 'uu
Sd Tho great enemy OF Tie Putnps IL fros,
which In single night often dcslIUfs and snII't
mo very best material and renders uyrjcsT IN
tho hour OF greatest need. NN'"'t -.
This Pump Cannot Freeze. -.
because when tho Pump is not In use III. ,Rate,
IallS 70 lS level In the chamber, which d alPaVs
placed below tho freezing point. VI.
4tn. freshness or water Is always insured M
! SnS "A'cs comes directly from the bottom Of tho
9Th. Impure water nom dceavod n, ,o,,on
pump stock ig entirely Obyiaied. '0'''-'
Otn' IN constrnctiOn It Il both simple and ilrro.
pig; ING handle ls nude Of two wrought iron
Evub anu 70 arranged That While II Ii light. vel
mas great strength. ThccylIndcr In who M iLs
Work u performed Il IRON lined with conpcr I'm
copper lining PfepeHts rust and makes, LutJitiio
friction. THIS Iron chamber Isnot "a XXI fycG.
| p'NSSA IA XIV WCIl hpUVU INC wafer.
| VIII work as well unlgras above the nat,Tl ~
1th. IL can bG used In driven or b led tyc;l
Win INC eamo ease aa Il well of larger t!lamctnr
Sth. For It's general adapRbiityill 4 Pnmn il
without rival. The Pump may Ia fSacdHa n,
your dwelling Or barn, or within Tho Gn,iGIp,S
and connected with the we'll, or EpFIAI. or Sth',,
body or water, hfIy Cr one hhnd:rl y,rds JIS.
nnt, and Will work with tho same 9ass ~ tboT"h
standing directly over the water ~"
Stn' II Is single acting and pumps oply wifi,
inc gown htroko OF tho IAndle, and thnA q yniII
tho hedry attreqnlrCd In tho double acting PrInn
lOth. by attaching Q abort hose, a stream nav
De th 70 MY % Sky feet and nmy often bo
used 70 advantage In Watering RatdchBSrd lawn
Washing windows, cleaning bIggies, ertlnguisb'1
Ing ures, or elcvAtng water. We recOpnIas thc
iact That tFcquiIeA more power to elcVito watcT
rom deep than from shallow we'll In; ~
IAt as pOsslble 70 obYlatG this dificullV foT desr
MeIIs, we manufacture smaller chaHfiat snf6X
Whlle tho volume Of water Is dIminiSked tSo
power required 10 not greatly inFgsa "a W. W.
cialn mat by tho combustion, having all Tho
advantages Of atmospheric presSuro in eomhInS.
lion with furce, thhl tic SINCt,A m PtTHr S1ill
elevate water rom ddl1p %cli win Iess So W.
tlan any su6nsT0e or purely force DyVlD In eTis.
. venCe. rms Pump 10 easily adapted 70 6upply
WAvct 70 steam mills, and for Transferring Tho
contents OF watts III TAnnGrics Ia unsurp4sscd,
II you want Pump guaranteed To Give salts.
IAICtlon; send your ofder 10 hINCLAIK & HOI-
L!5Ekk, Bridgeport, Ohio.
~ TWO or three arstclGss Agents wanted.
D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14


MASKS and Faccs.-Ladies who mask
their faces and nccks with cnamcls ell
danger their health to no purpose. The
plaster work dCccivcs nobody. There is
but orc article Know which will restore IL
blcmish complexion or create external
brilliancy and bloom where they have
never heretofore existed, and that article
is HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. It performs
this toilet miracle by inlusing vitality in
TO the skin. The floral and herbal Juices
OF which il is composed gently stimulate
the circulation in the minute blood YES
sells, and brace the network Of nerves
through which they pass. Thus quick
encl and strengthened the external COW
ering soon acquires fresh and hcalthlul
hue, and every trace Of sallowness disap-
pears. Tho palest cheeks derive from the
identifying baptism Of this delightful cos
mctiC warmer hue, and the arms, hands
and neck, blonde lustrc which tho char
latans, who profess 10 make ladies "beau.
tiful forever" with their poisonous cement
can never hope to initiate.
$1,000 Reward will be paid by the pro.
prielor of DR.. PierC's Golden Medical
Discovery for medicine that will equal
It in curing severe and lingering Coughs,
Bronchitis and oil diseases Of the lungs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14

BANK STATENIENT-ls favorable, and
shows net gain of $j15,l4O in legal re-
serve. The banks now hold 1865 400
above the 25p cent required bylaw.
STATE D0NDs-Were dull and gen er.
ally unchanged.
STocEs-Thc market was strong and
advanced, but with the exception OF Pa
citic Mail and Rock Island, business gen.
orally was very moderate. Pacific Mail
advanced from 81 TO S54, and Rock Island
from 1881 to 1l04. There were advances
also in Union Pacific, Western Union and
Lake Shore. The changes in other shares
were slight and unimportaut.. At the
close the general market was firm. !
Il o. U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14

MILWAUKEE, October 19--F1our-
Fair To choice SO OOaG IS. Whcat-$1 10
for No. 2, Barlcy-Firm ut GGc Tor
No o -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14
LifelnsuranCeeo.
OF VIRGINIA. MAJ 1
capTtaI--s2ss,ooo4oo
H0NF OFFlCE-Isifr.6urg, "a ~
With Local Boards in all the citios Of virginia,
In tho District OF Columbia, and In West Va

Life Policies arc now generally conceded to be
among the most certain and desirable Of inveSt-
menth This Company, managed on principles
o. strict economy, offers the lowest ratea Of PIE.
mlqus, consistent with safety, aud lower, wc
In tho State. Its success 10 an established fact,
All reserve from premiums, as security 70 The
policy holders, additional to tho capital stock ID
invested by tho Local Boards, within thht local.
" from whtchit Is derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge OF the IN.
teerlty and prudence Of the gentlemen whocom.
pose ite Directory, and by thorough cxAmInA.
ton OF its plan OF organization, that Il 10 In
every respect I reliable Company, the subscribed
citizens OF Wheeling, who have thcmselveS sub,
eerihed TO It's stock, and organized as Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing tho enter
llo Of the State: -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-14

SINCLAIR'S SINGLE ACTING,
~ NOM,FREsHING, COMBINED IYDRAII,
I1SJ AND FORCE PUAPS-Paicntcd juno q.
Wherever known, IS now ACKNOWLEDGED IN bc
tho best pump for all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured nj BrIdIOnn,t nut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08
@Nasby u worth 100000 and owns farm

~Nasby y worth GOO 900 and owns farm.
An impartial Wisconsin sheet HOSTS both
Presidential tickets.
~Detroit has parrot which whistles "Old
John Brown" and swears In French.
~Why IL the tread mill like true convert?
Because its turning is the result Of conviction.
a0It now appears that 0snersi Diven has
resigned the vice presidency Of the Erie rail-
road, but IL IL not yet accepted.
SThe Continental sugar-house, ct Boston,
was burned last night. Loss, half million
dollars.
~The ninth annual convention of the Grand
Grove of Druids OF the United States meets in
Richmond on the 18th instant
0Leng Branch takes its name from brook.
branch Of the South Shrewsbury river which
runs I'm direct line Dorthwsrd With the coast
nThe oldest artesian well In Europe "A a,
Li!liers in the Pas de Calais, France, and from
its mouth water has flowed uninterru pfsflv ~.
seven hundred and forty-six years. Ao'
. Rev. G. II. Robertson, accused of inn.
morality, has agreed with the Elders or his
Church to return TO louisville for trial. wbich
viii take place at an early day. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

a sTEANGE Casa WomIE BfH-a Tti.ty
lscTS 4 % Hes taErsi si7H.-A bout - -rt Sc lrS
since there RESIDED IN the lower portion ~ u =
state coiaret family, consisting OF a mother
and FIX children. They were al bi.tan 81 a
Tab!d dog, three OF TIE children f.irr WITH
hydroI hChis, the others recovering. T.e I..i-ct
OF this notice was a. the time OF the accident
about ten yea-> OF age, healthy well eve, 1:,ei
grl Her side aid arm were badly 'acera-ed
and TIE wound WAS slow IL healing. - sooner,
however, had tie parts healed than she v-gs
seized With periodic TarOA rsmS OF cafaleu-v,
which paTOAysIu= lasted frcrn h-lf % oac sEr,.s
Duration. These SPELLS sized her about twice a
month, aid were usLCreG an by NO greulCgifl0rs
OF an attack. sH1 wherever she Va. she would
tai 70 the ground, double herself NJ Like q hoop.
tie limbs become stin AM I'D, and for twenty
minutes would bark like d0s. Sic q closely
mimics tbs animal tLa- Il 5 impossible tor q
stranger REo hears heE 10 dlsting l.sI her bark
IRON that OF cog. She has had 'h-ss spe.ls
regularly up 10 tEc present line. She g one ~
the most HURDLE and iuoffv ns.Te women. slow
ing 10 disposition 20 !bjUre any one dgriug or il
the absence OF these spe-ls.--L0HasriGs COURIER
JCurHal.