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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-08
TREMENDOUS RAIN.sToRM IN
ILLINOIS.
Great Destruction of Crops, Stock,
and Railroads.


CANTON, ILL, June 1.-THE most de.
structive rain.storm in many years passed
over this vicinity last night. The low
lands in every direction are flooded, and
great destruction Of crops Is reported
along the Illinois River bottoms. Every.
thing is washed away-houses, barns and
stock-northeast of this city. Several
houses were washed away, the inmates
barely escaping with their lives. Large
numbers Of hogs and other stock were
drowned. A farmer reports 200 fat hogs
and shoats gone. In the southeast the
losses are still more extensive. Fences,
bridges, culyerts, small buildings, rail.
road tracks, and everything movable, has
been swept away, and several narrow
escapes Of drowning are reported. One
invalid, who was compelled to move out
in the storm, died from the exposure this
morning. all the coal mines are flooded
east and south Of this point. Southwest
of Canton, on Spoon river, the damage Is
reported as still greater, but no particu,
lars can be obtained, as all communica.
tlon is severed. The Toledo, Peoria &
Wabash railroad Is badly washed away
On each side Of Canton the bridges are
gone and the telegraph wires are down
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy track
Is also badly washed away south. seyera
bridges between this point and Rushvlllt
are gone. The damage to the crops cannot
now be ascertsined with any certainty
but it is beyond doubt that all the grair
in the lowlands Is washed out. The high,
er prairie farms have not suffered so much
but have not escaped entirely. 1t will bt
several days before the real extent OF the
damage Is ascertained. Later reports
make the damage much worse than ever
first reported. 1t will take several day.
to repair the railroads. In all ten mile:
Of track and bridges are gone, and al
communication Is cut of for several days
Two deaths by drowning are reported.
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Rfver News,

PrTTsBuRGH, June 7.-Heavy rain this
forenoon. Monongahela 8 feet, 8 inches
and rising, and 8 feet at Brownsville and
rising.
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-River rising
slowly, 0 feet, 6inches. Canal 4 feet, 8
inches chute. Weather cloudy and warn.
Hard rain and wind this afternoon, signs
of moro tonight. Business very dull.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-Riyer 10 feet,
rising fast. ~
C&Ro, June 7.-River risen one inch;
fine showers to-day.
EyARsynLR, June CLOUDY and hot;
heavy rain this morning; prospects Of rair
tonight Mercury so, barometer 26i
Business fair.
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weather Report.
,.... Wan DRLRTnr. 4
0HHfo1 OF THL CIrKH sfaNAI 0YIIuR,
PROBABILITIES.

The area of cloudy weather and rain
will extend eastward over New Eng.
land, and possibly over the northern pot-
ton OF the South Atlantic States during
tonight Rising barometer, with westerly
to northerly winds and clear weather will
prevail very generally, Saturday, from
Tennessee northward 70 Lake Erie and
the Upper Lakes, and will extend east.
ward over the South Atlantic and Middle
States during the day, and over New
England Saturday night Clear weather
will probably prevail In the Gull States.
Dangerous winds not anticipated.
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PHILADELPHIA.
THE STRIKE AT rnE eAsrAcroRr.

THE STRIKE AT THE CAB FACTORY.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE striking
gas factory employees resolved last even
ing TO hold out until an increase OF pay
Is obtained. The places Of many of them
have been filled. They made several riot.
Gus demonstrations yesterday, which the
police promptly suppressed.
The strike at the Gas Works has not
prevented the usual supply Of gas. Other
workmen have been obtained and forty
policemen, formerly in the employ Of the
Gas Company, have volunteered their ser.
vices and are aiding to keep up the supply.
Owing to the strike Of the men EN-.
ployed at the various gas works, the city
tonight Is furnished with very meagre
supply Of gas. But few of the street
lamps are lighted, and the city Is shroud.
ed in almost total darkness. Other men
are being rapidly engaged.
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The Storm on New England Coast.-
Additional Wrecks,

b BosToN, June Additional accounts
continue to be received Of ships wrecked
by the recent storm. The schooner Eudi.
coh, Capt Reed, arrived in this port 10.
day. Capt. Reed reports that on Wed.
nesdsy he fell in with a lumber laden
schooner with the loss Of main mast
The crew were evidently in great peril
as five men were seen dashed to the rig.
ging. Thesea was to high to send a boat
to their aid, and Capt. Reed lay by her
for fourteen hours, for the purpose Of tax.
ing them of, but the gale continuing, 1t
was found impossible.
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

TheneW Steam Saw NIL al the head Of Wheel.
ing Island Is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms This Mil Is capable OF cutting from 5000
toi0O0 feet per day, and has the best Log HAr-
boT known. Also a . acre Lot In the town OF
Nntlnslery will be sold separately or In connec-
ton With the Mill. This Lot Is situated short
distance above the Furnace and is 0 splendid To-
sAllty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
ba ldlngs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
lSet, Oroi
s. b. WILLIAMS,
Coz. Of Walnntsnd Second sts., Wheeling Island.
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steamer News,

QUEENSTOWN, June 7.-Arlved, the
steamships Russia and England, from
New York, and Olympus, from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON, June I-Arrived, the
steamship Berlin, from Baltimore.
MovILLE, June 7.-Arrived, the steam.
ships Alexandria and Triyaris, from New
York.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Arrived, the
steamship Assyria, from Glasgow.
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-RoR DECORATING FOUNTAINS
YERA RDAH9 2LlElEER HnLLoRo


HRRARDAHS, SUMNER HOUSES.
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, dc, DEC.
NEw STYLE WROUGHT. .IRoN RAILING, for Front
OF House and Cemeteries. Never before Intro
dueed.
CAsT and WROUGHT.IRoH RATINGS, forPublIc
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crestings, ETC., IN great
variety Of Patterns.
IRoN STAIRS, Spiral and Straight, OF various
Patterns and Styles, Special attention 0ipen Gats
LlSP PoSrs, for fronts Of Public BuIldInrs,
Hotels, and City Streets Of Plain aud ElRborSts
Designs.
STABLE FrTTNss, OF Cast and wroughtIron,
Of New Improved Styles, such a. hay RAcls,
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut.
terL, Taps, YentilAtors, &C.
WIRE Work OF every description. Wire
Guards Of Crimped Wire. Galvanized or Painted,
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doors
and Windows, Factory and Warehouse Window,
RAllings for Offlces, Banks, Counter RaillnRs,
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences, &C., &c.
GATEs for entrance 10 Cemeteries, Public
Squares and Gentlemen's Country Seats, OF Gas
Tubing or WroughtIron, both sinRle and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uses. very
large assortment Of designs expressly for this
purpose.
CisT.InoS URINAL BOXES, for Public Parls
and City Streets.
OVAL VASES, Latest styles, Centennial Pattern.
HIroHNG Posrs, Jockey, Coolle, SGmbo, and
plain designs. Gp7-eod
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Time Ever Made in the United
States.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE race be.
tween Goldsmith's Maid and Lucy came
off this afternoon at Suffolk Park, and was
witnessed by thousands OF persons. A
rain fell during the last two heats. The
time made by Maid was 222s, 2:224 and
2:21l. Jay Gould was trotted out be-
tween two heats and made 2:23t.
A boat race took place this afternoon on
the Schuylkill, between the celebrated
oarsmen, William Scharff, of Pittsburgh,
and Thomas @. Butler, of Boston, Mass
The race was for $500 side. The boats
started from point below the Reading
Railroad bridge, the course being five
miles. The Butler at starting was In ad.
vance, but the Pittsburgh man gradually
gained and at the stake boat was some
distance ahead. At the home stretch he
gradually widened the gap and reached
the starting point twelve lengths ahead of
his opponent, winning easily. The time
made by Scharf was 1927, which is the
fastest time ever made in this country. q.
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Frightful Tornado Near Iowa City.

Iowa CRY, June IA tornado passed
south Of Iowa City last night, unroohng
and tearing down houses and barns, and
killing stock. No person was injured.
Orchards and crops were destroyed.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. June s.-The Journal Official
announces that the total damage sustain
ed by the city Of Paris at the hands Of the
Commune will reach five hundred mil.
lions OF francs.
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EVANSVILLE, June There was a
large ratification meeting oi Grant and
Wilson men at the Opera House, tonight,
and q national salute fired.
The election for Mayor tomorrow,
causes but little excitement
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Louisiana Democratic Delegation
for Greeley,

NEW YORK, June IA New Orleans
special says the Democratic Convention
last night nominated delegates TO the Bal.
timore Convention, all Of whom, It is
understood, are against any Democratic
nomination at Baltimore.
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MILLS FREw q Co,
BOOK BINDER
AID
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,

Are prepared ct al tines, with the best material,
70 enofdeFs for Blank BoSks, such a are used
By Bank, Counties, Interpretations, Railroads
and Merchants, upon 1hort notice, and In tho
most desirable and WoEkmAnlike manner.
Having all tho latest and most improved ma,
ehinery We feel confident that we win render On
tire sAtisfAction to all who favor us with thei
oeders.
Nude, Magazines, and Periodicals Of even
description bound In q neat and durable manner,
Address,
MILLS. FREw q CO.,
Cor. QUiAeT Z HAIA stTssts,
uAIo WHKKLMa, ". Va.
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Grant and Wilson Ratification
MeeiInR.

ATCHEsoE, Ks, June 7.-There was a
very large enthusiastic Grant and VII.
son ratification meeting here tonight.
Five thousand people were present. Bon
fires, salutes, music and speeches were the
order Of the evening.
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to s3OO. .OOO.

Tlek,ts, $40. Half Tickets, s.. Quarters, $3.50.
EB-our lotteries are chartered by the State,
arc always crAwn at the time named, and all
draWipge arc under the supervision OF sworn
commissioners.
=, ,w The Official drawing will be published in
ers OF tickets.
p We will draw q similar scheme the last
day Of eyry month during the year 1874.
EB Remit at our risk by PosToPPICE MoHET
ORDERS, REGISTERED LETTEB, DRAET or Ex-
PRESS. Send for a circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Postot1ce Box 2446,
Ap9 Tu-Th-St&w St Louis, No.
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New Orleans AIarket.

New ORLEANS, June 7.-GRocRRRs-
sugar-Dull; low fair, &c; good fair, 9a03c
Molasses-Nothing doing.
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BOSTON.

DESTRUCTION OF PROF. KINGS LARGE
BALLOON.
BosToN, June 7.-Prof. Kings balloon,
Colussus, the largest ever manufactured,
In which he intended 70 make an ascen'
sion nom this city, July 4th, was entirely
destroyed Lbytfre In Oharlestown, Mass.i
last evening, =
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DOR SALE
TWO FINE HILL EARKS,

IN Wst.sl county, W. Va. One Of $40 acres. go
,S,es uuder fence and In cultivation, tesldne IN
nluIble timber; house, stables, &C, The othef
az iOO acres, one mile West OF Burton suuOn'
D. . " - ". v. HOGE q BRO,
- iO6 Market street
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
and. Price from 500 TO s., 900 each.
TEANs-0nsiourth cash, the residue In equal
lHI!Llnsnts at one, two and three years, with In
4fesL JNO. P. GILCHRIsT,
tplO At Ton Mil.
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Reception OF Nominations at San
Francisco.
SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE nomina.
tions at Philadelphia were received with.
out special demonstration here.
2. A Lawrence's livery stable was par.
tally burned this evening. Five valuable
horses were burned. Loss $4,000.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

CONCERNING THE GRRNADlRR GUARDS
BAND.
LONDON, June 7.-The announcement
from Liverpool yesterday, that the gov.
eminent has Withdrawn the consent TO
the departure Of the band ol Grenadler
Guards for America was premature, al.
though the report was currentin that city
that the full band'salled in.the steamship
City Of Brussels Tor New York.
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CHICAGO.
Terrible Accident..Two Men Crush.
ed by q Falling Wall.

Terrible Accident..Two Men Crush.
ed by a Falling Wall.
CHICAGO, June IA terrible accident
occurred at the ruins Of Grace, Episcopal,
Church, corner North Lasalle and Superi.
or streets, where workmen are engaged
in taking down the walls and clearing
away the debris. About noon to-day,
while two Of them, one named Rick.
son and the other Swan, were sitting on
one Of the walls eating their dinners, some
other workmen placed heavy ladder
against the opposite wall. They had
scarcely got it in position when large
section OF the 12.inch wall fell with a
fearful crash, burying the two men and
crushing them out OF all semblance Of hu.
manity, the bodies presenting horrible
sight.
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UOR sALE-WINDOW GLASS
4 WORKS.-The Robinson Window Glass
Works, IN North Wheeling, is offered for sale on
sGIJ terms These works are in good condition
and ready for running
ThsP. ". 4 KY. X. R. will run along the river
lfont, nIkirg II very convenient for shipments
70 Iny point vest Title unquesionAble.
Possession given Immediately. Address, s. @.
ROBINSON or ": Y. ROBINSON, IS Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va. Apl6
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE.-N0TlCE is
a hereby given that the stock Of Fancy
Goods Ipd Toys belonging to Vim. Stevenson
SiIl Be sold al public auction at bis store on
MN street, In the city Of Wheeling, third door
,boTe stone bridge, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
m in and i2th OF June Inst. Auction TO com.
n1nts 10 the mornings at 8 O'Clock And'eYenings
ITY O'clock The Counters, Show Cases and
II,arei will be sold BY private sale. The store
non Win be rented a. moderate price and
- &c. PRREL. AHlIRnee.
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Death of EIephant Romeo.

The celebrated elephant Romeo, one oil
the. Oldest, and said to be the largest, in
the United States, and valued at $50, 900,
died this afternoon at Forepaugh's men.
agerie, now exhibiting here. It's death
was the result Of natural causes. The
body has been presented by Forepaugh to
the Chicago Medical College, and the
skeleton will be mounted and placed In
their museum.
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ssIGNEEs NOTICE.

SOiles % hereby given that VIM. Stevenson
hu made an assignment OF all his stock, proper.
~ nd elects 70 me, and his creditors are hereby
sotsed 10 present their claims with proper
TosehefI 10 me for settlement a ny once on
Vssroe Street. Z. C. PRRBL, Assignee.
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nOLLING MILL MACHINERY y 81
u v IbEI u.ytpg disn0aed OF the

X yaP tsLLE-HIylng disposed q The
1H 5On W, IbIeh DE DUouEsNE RoN HoRAs
rVISIIl SIIl, r. osef fot sale the machinery contain
Le epaIfI,"ito paIf be delivered on or before The mt
g g ss.s,s1h.y consisting 10 part oI COM
y " HsTehGnt Iron Mills, g. 10 And u, TfaIhs
~, ~, i,Sp and Nall Trains, Forge Of - FufnAcee
M paTdsp'S SqueeEers, Muck Rolls and l1Ige
s,s.S - Hammer. Also, Nall Factory oil y MA
sSissI. With modern appliance, and spring anu
AA'' COLEMAN, RAHM 3 CO.,
- SIrteenlh htreet. PitLsbnfgh, "a
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FOR SALE Ha

AGOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with rooms, in good location on
HInpdsn street Will be sold cheap.
uya /. IRWIN, Agent
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EVENING SESSION.

The House resumed consideration Of
the business on the sPRAKER's table,
which was disposed Of as follows Senate
bill Appropriatlng $4,000 for a statue Of
Gen. Rawlins, lett on the sPEAKRR's ia.
bic; Senate bill relating ITO the Limitation
Of steam pressure Of towing and freight
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The Philadelphia Boat Race..Fastest
Time Ever Made in the United
States.
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For Sale.

T1oR sALE-oNE STEAM ENGINE e iS.s
'TN mn BoiLERs.-Ths engine z = 4 co'a IESa
~ stroke, one Of sweeney TIo
sSs g. .nd stted up lhsI best s{Isb {ynsbrI ID S.
toaee G2sS G21ssSSytSiST iboGi he sngas lSa D0S rn
LiS.Snis,S LS md 10 working order ~ - b1T.
SiSF SSout IiI month, WI iI, Us ,sB 'SiT aSyS.
rlh Il Applisd iof IN ri 'THos. r. M0RFET;
Applyto wheeling, West We.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-02

Abandoned by his former friends, he sought
new ones in ale houses Of Tad reputation,
among the dissipated characters that fre>
quent such places, When his business and
work came to a stand still, FOR want Of
funds. he made enc last desperate effort to
retrieve his ruined fortunes. An old Shylock
negotiated a lean with him. at usurious ir
tercst taking as security bill Of sale upon
all his goods chattels. merchandise and fur
uiture. This enabled him for a short time
to put his machinery in motion. Once moIe
his bleach green resumed operation. No
sooner were his goods finished than they
were shipped TO a mercantile house in New
Yolk for sale on commission. BY hard strug
Cling he kept Lis works going about six
months. But in this period he passed thro'
such troubes-both domestic and financial
AS seldom. fall to tie lot Of man. Both
Of his daughters died with consum ution.-
His suits at law al terminated against him,
and executions. upon and seizure OF bis goods
succeeded. The great fire in New York. or
the 10Th of December, 1885, which laid nifty
two acres Of the richest part of that noble
city in ashes, brought desolation and ruin to
I many happy homes. On this side of the
/ Atlantic the calamity was severely felt. All
/ the goods Of Thompson, stored there on com
/ mission. were CONSUMED the devouriug ele~
/ meuts swept away at once all he had accu'
/ mulated to discharge his new liabilities. All
! his chaltel property was seized and removed
/ by the ruthless moueyolender, and the bank
/ took possession of his farm. works and dwell
/ lug Turned out Of his home by the stern
/ officers Of the law, he and his wife went forth
/ alone into the world, without home, wlth>
/ out a friend. and without shilling.
/ If a good man meets with adversely he
naturally expects the sympathy. pity and
all Of his friends, tu, instead cf this, he
sees nothing but the cold shoulder and hears
! nothing but scorD and roproach None arc
/ s. poor as to recognize him. Whtn la /
man becomes reduced from riches to poverty,
/ tie world halls his down fall with eXu tatIon
/ and the summer friends Of other years often
openly insult him. RePusei at every door,
| Thompson and his wife at last fund an asy
! lum in the old poor house. There, as pau
pers. they ended their days-she within
Twelve months, and he at the end Of ten
/ years.
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CnERIsHING AN ILLUsION.--The last tale
Of mans unfaithlulness to man comes frem
Sslma, Alabama. Ga the first If January,
81 ], syndicate Of young men was fCIm q =,
one Of whom, the most trustwo. thy OF them
all. was appointed treasurer. They then
signed temperance pledge and agreed to
deposit OF the Fl St day Of each mouth $40
each. to be divided at the eud of tie year
among those members who remained faith 'ul
to their obligation. One 10y ore they flin ed
and fell, until at the expiration of the specs
fed time there was only one who had not
yield'd to the liquid temptation. lie re-
paired at the hour Of uocn on New Year s
dhy at the appnintci place e rend, zvous to
receiys the $3.50 which lie La! So nob}y
earne Bat the 9th eleven " ere lot IL ere,
SO, iu Of i:ry thirst, he fastened to a neigh
Uouig sa'o0n 10 take Bis fr t nip fr a
twclyem"hth. He had partially swallowed
1t len ten of his colleagues entered. aud
revealed to him the borrifying fact that his
VA. ch was twenty minutes too fast. lie. too.
lad falltn. and the vision Of well,fl'ed
pUcketb ok vanished. Tie eleven then re-
paired to tie cGicc Of tie treasurer, ouly to
learn that lie had lost all the money playing
drawpCker with one Of the church trustees
An etfJrt is now being made to keep the soy
roUiuI story out Of til epapers.-TToy Times
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SOMETIME g WoRTH Knowing. 1t is
worth while to know low to stop bleeding
from the nCsc when it becomes excessive. If
the fiager is pressed firmly upon the little
artery which supplies blood to the side of
the face affected. the result is eccen plished.
The small arteries. branching up from the
main arteries on each side of the neck. and
passing over the outside of tie jaw bone.
supply the face with blood. If the nose
bleeds from the right nostril. for example,
pass the anSer along the edge of the right
law till the beating Of the artery is felt
Press hard upon it and the bleeding will
cease. Continue the pressure five minutes
uEtil the rupturei vessel in the nose has time
to ccGtr&ct.-L Louisville Chronicle.
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ABOUT FIG The citizens of Hawkins
county, Tenn, are much exercised over a
dead pig, about which lhe Rnge sville Re-
porter asks a creGnlous generation to believe:
Like other pigs. its head was regularly
formed, with tie exception Of the ears Of
these 1t had three. two coming out naturally
and tie odd irregular ole being situated in
the centre Of the back part of the head, near
its junciure with tie neck. It's neck was
unusually large. Its shoulders were double.
Two fare feet projected upward from the
back and two were Snaturally pendent
From the shoulders backwar were the bod
les OF two pigs. having two back bones, which
were ranged in a Inc below and at right
angles to the bodies. This unnatural pro-
duc.ion was dead when found and was of the
masculine gender"
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Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are OF
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. a vast
trial of its virtues
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
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