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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

PIcKSo LOCK. - Hobbs wns an
American who went over to London to
pick n patent Bramah lock which hal
been made to defy all the world to
open it without the key belonging to it,
He delivered lecture in London after.
wards. He said that his first step had
been to tlke IN impression Of tue hole in
wax. He had originally supposed that
each slide had its spriug, but he found
himself mistaken in that surmisc. Hay.
ing contrived the necessary implements,
be pressed down the disc, which left him
at liberty to work on the slides; intro.
duccd lever into the keyhole, and APP
piled pressure to the cylinder felt the
slides successfully, pressing them in the
false notches, and succeeded in loosening
the cylinder, and the lock was picked.
He said he Lad never seen the inside Of
Bramali lock before his experiments
had never tried TO pick one; and he en-.
tertained no doubt that, with his expert
ence. he could repeat the process in an
hours time. Mr.. Hobbs alluded also to
the powerful reflector heis said to have
used, and showed II to be threepenny
mirror, and he similarly refuted the ex.
aggentions relative to excessive filing Of
the lock. In conclusion, Mr.. Hobbs
said he had never made lock, and never
practised picking much land ho aston
ished his English auditors by saying that
he knew ma y more expert lock.pickers
than himself.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
A Telegraph story.

think the most curious fact taken
altogether, that | ever heard OF the elec.
trio telegraph, was told me by cashier
of,the Bank Of England. You may have
heard OF II. / am sure ii deserves to be.
"0nce upon time" then, on certain
Saturday night, the folks at tho Bank
could not make the balance come right
~ just El00. This is serious matter in
that little establishment; do not mean
the cash, but the mistake in arithmetic (;
for I. occasions world of scrutiny. An
error 10 balancing has been known, AIN
told, to keep a delegation OF clerks from
each office at work sometimes through
the whole night. A hue and cry was
of course made after this fl0O as II the
old lady IN thread needle street would BE-
In the Gazette for want of it, Luckily on
the Sunday morning clerk, On the mid
die of the sermon, dare say, ifthe truth
were known. felt suspicion Of the truth
dart through his mind quicker than any
flash OF the telegraph itself lie told the
chief cashier on Monday morning, that
perhaps the mistake might have occurred
in packing some boxes of specie for The
West Indies, which had been sent to
Southampton for shipment. The sugges
ton was Immediately acted upon. Here
was a race,-lightuing against steam, with
eight and forty hours start given. Instantly
the wire asked, "Whether such a vessel had
LEFT the harbOr.n aust weighing anchor"
was the answer. "Stop her !" frantically
shouted the electric telegraph, 1t was done
"Ilaye up on deck certain boxes marked
so and SO; weigh them carefully" They
were weighed; and one-the delinquent,
was found by just one packet OF hun.
dred soyereigns heavier than 1t ought to
be. "Let her 60, y said the mysterious tele
graph. The West India folks were de.
bited with just ElOO, more. and the error
was corrected without ever looking into
boxes, or delaying the voyage by an hour
Now that Is what may be called "doing
business. Henry Rogers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

EXTRAORDINARY CuREs.-We have read
many accounts Oftho extraordinary cures
by On. Walkers CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BirTERs, which have seemed incredible.
We are inclined to believe them, as many
Of those who vouch for them are persons
whose veraCity we can guarantee. Tie
newspapers teen with testimonials Of
this character, and there Is an air Of par
ticrilarlty and OF truth about them which
cannot be resisted. One manifest superb.
ority the VISEGAR BirrERs possesses over
other Alternative and Tonic preparations.
1t contains none Of the burning fluids with
which most advertised l}ltters are impreg.
mated. 1t cannot create Fever. Instead
Of clouding the brain, It clears II u cloud
ed. It Is well known that Alcohol, even
Of the purest description, weAkens and
untones the stomach instead Of bracing u,
and is, therefore, poison In cases Of lndi-
gestion. Fancy, then, what must be the
effect Of the cheap Fire Tdi.r employed
in making ordinary Bitters and Tinctures,
on the weakened and inhained digestive
organs. YISEoAR BiTTERs, on the other
hand, soothes the stomach, while II In.
q eases tile appetite and relaEes tie
bowels. DR.. Walker Is a regular phy,l.
clan. and his remedies have Just As much
as any standard remedies Of the
faculty. We believe they are destined to
become 0 household mediolne.-CoW,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

A Coon IDsA.-The people who came
into Sebastopol to receive their weekly
ration Of bread, says writer, always
we're provided with linen bags-eyen
their children had small bags hanging
about their necks. AT first I could not
divine the use to which III Sc things
were applied, but on visiting the neigh.
borhood where these 7 eople dwelt, l soon
became enlightened on the point. All
day men, women and children were EN-
ployed in carving stones and depositing
them in the creyices Of the roads. Every
inequality in the surface Of the highway
was carefully filed in with stones and
uadeluniiorhly level. The children All
the bags around their necks With stones
FROM the size Of a pebble to q walnut,
aud push them into all the cracks they
eau discover. This thing is constantly
going on.hll over the country. II is no
wonder, then, that the roads are in such
a hne state Of preservation.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
Int. q lha Onners q lfaiohes.


"a watch Il inost delicate machine, and
avery little thing Is enough to damage
itssystem, and make II 60 too fast or too
slow, or TO arrest the motion Of lie wheels,
and It Is just that very little thing that
You don't take any notice OF. Show US
your watch, and wen tell you what are
the habits OF is owner. A person Of IT.
regular habits Will spoil the best watch
in the world. Careless and inexact
people will always have watches that
will go fast or slow-or that 60 both
too fast and slow by turns. II you can't
be steady and regular in your habits, you
need not expect to have a watch thatyou
can rely on.
All the best watcb.makers in the world
will be unable to give your watch that re-
gularity which Is lacking in yourself and
which you cannot, therefore, preserve in
your watch, and which yon destroy as
fast as the watch Is regulated. For a
watch should be wound up every day at
the same hour, and as soon as possible III
the morning. And the best occasion for
doing this iswhen the mlnute.hand marks
seven or ten minutes after the hour-hand
has marked the hour.
The operation OF winding up watch
should never be performed carelessly or
roughly; but, on the contrary. with great
precautiOn, especially OF the moment
when you give the final turn tn the key.
Then you should gently moderate the
movement, so as not to wind the watch
up too tight. You should always take
good care TO ct the key perfectly into the
key.hele before commencing. 1t Is not a
good plan to carry the key about with
you, unlessit is kept in a case; and never
carry tlOose in your pocket as II is liable
to get dust into 1t which you will intro
duce into the watch, from time to time,
in winding 1t up, to It's great detriment.
Never, under any circumstances but
those of extreme necessity, open the In
terror cOmpartment-th which contains
the machinery Of the watch. In winding
up the watch, the hand which holds It
should remain perfectly steady and with.
out motion. The hands may be advanced
or set back, when necessary, without
any harm being done to the watch,
although contrary to the popular notion
on the subject.
The difference Of temperature, or the
habit some have of carrying the watch
about the person for period, and again
leaving 1t motiOnless for a great length Of
time on some piece of furniture, may
cause slight irregularity in the best
watch.
Whether the hands are advanced or set
back, we should never touch the regu.
lator, as long as the defect is triaing.
The crystal case Of the watch should
never be opened, except by the watch
maker.
BY keeping these rules in mind, and
putting them in practice, people would
have less trouble with their watches, and
far less need of tho services OF watch.
maker, "2''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

How THEY TREAT Mormon APOSTLES.
The experience OF Mormon emiSSary
in North G rmany will no. tend to create
very great desire among his brethren
IN tho faith to undertake missionary work
in TINT part of the world. Christian
Hansen, a Dine by birth, lately made
his appearance in the German Grand
Dnchy Of AIecklenberg Shwerin. He be.
gan ut once p eacling Mormonism
among the fishermen Of that village aud
the neighborhoOd, and in the following
three weeks persuaded about one hun.
dred and fifty persons TO embrace the
faith Of the LITTER Day Siints, and TO
prepare for emigrating to Utah. Han.
Sen promised TO accompany them him.
self TO the land Of the Mormons, but
two days previous to their departure he
wns arrested by the police in Rostock,
the principal commercial city Of Meek.
lenberg.Schwcrin, and the Police Judge
Of that place, having ascertained what he
had done, sentenced him 20 receive fifty
laShes on the bare back and TO be impris.
oned for six months, every other day on
4 diet OF bread and water. Hansen pro.
tested violently against tho execution OF
this sentence, and telegraphed to the
Ambassador Of the United States in Der.
lin, to interfere in his behalf. He re.
ceivcd the lasles, however, before he re-
ceived any reply from Mr.. Bancroft, and
was taken TO the correctional Prison at
Butzow. Mr.. Bancroft refused to do
anything for him, and Hansen will have
to serve out his time in the Mecklenberg
prison.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

WHAT is WATERi-WAter is rust. The
red powder that falls from iron which
has long been subjected to the action Of
moisture, is rust OF iron. Its the oxide
of metal, and so IS water. Water is the
rust Of hydrogenium, true metal. THIS
wonderful element no human eyes have
ever looked upon, and probably never
will, as In its free state ii exists only In
the form of an invisible gas. Quite re.
Gently science has demonstrated expert.
mentally what has long been suspected
that hydrogen gas Is a metal, aud capable
OF assuming solid form in alloys. Oxygen,
by uniting wjIkthis gaseous metal rusts,
oxidizes or burns 1t, and water Is the rust
or ashes. This strange metal, hydro
genium, and Its oxide, play an important
part In all the operations Of nature. 1t il
not alone confined to the little ball OF
earth upon which we live, but It exists in
the stellar worlds above us, and in those
misty points Of light, the nebulH, which
have so long puzzled and perple1ed the
astronomer and men yersed In the physi.
cal sciences. The recent discoveries by
means Of the spectroscope, have proved
that this element enters largely into the
Uniformed chaotic masses Of matter, NOV.
ing in space, Of which the works are made.
II is ready when the formative act Is
fully accomplished, Of taking It's place
10 combination with oxygen, rs water,
to aid in the sustension Of animal and
vegetable life upon spheres so far dis
tant that our Imagination even cannot
reach tllem.-Dr. NicIos' FGeidt Science.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

JAM l|l1 luollShed all edicu against
rhflailanity.
TINE Boston Jubilee building accom-
modates 100000 people.
Iris estimated that 1901 Americans
will visit Europe this summer.
TnR Democracy Of Missouri instructed
their delegates in favor Of the Cincinnati
Platform.
Own 700 persons have lost their lives
by tue great floods which have occurred
in Bohemia,
on the occasion Of his marriage the
young Emperor Of Japan will open all
his prison doors and set his convicts
BosroN papers report that the bonded
stores Of that city are cnmmed with
goods awaiting the reduction Of the
tarilI.
THEIR were In 1871 in the United
States $780, 800 horses. l,276,SOo mules,
1 10, 1903, 500 cows, and 16,8s9, 800 cattle Of
Ill other descriptions.
TESMn @. CnFIS hns been elected
Coloneless Of the New York colored regi-
ment. The same evening she drilled the
regiment, much to the amusement Of the
lockers on.
THIErEES hundred mnchinists, carpeu-
tiers, and painters employed Mt West
Albany, on the New York Central and
Hudson River railroads, have struck for
eight hours
DR. LIVINGSTONE did not seem anxious
to be found, and, after delivering dis
patches and letter., again hurried into
the African forests, where he will no
doubt be left alone.
A CIRCUS tent in Binghampton, n. Y,
was blown down in gale OF wind, hud.
ding men, women, children, aud wild
beasts in confused mass. Several per
sons we're injured.
liz 1871 the United States rais.d o.
$50, 400 tons OF hay, 2j5, 74s, 900 bushels
Of Oats, 100, 46l,70O bushels OF potatoes.
99l, sos, 900 bushels ri Corn, $50, To, 400
bushels Of wheat, and 1886, 800 bushels
Of rye.
.. ,,,,-l..LI. A.. L.o
II nay seem Ie.nar ihl .nat Wn 1e
= .ne y, o n;sS, %;Iiion oiI"r. Hcrth o III
J gu sh"t the ;ndnStrS 81 cn,,;n ~ .
saI nn,,sh;nn d;amanJs bcs nrt;i ya,S
Ia dH Saan sntnna,,, IN ,ha count. y
'-'..' DesA IH l,, ~ w $3.50
ANorHkh 99,le, mas eApioueui twenty
I'VE persons XXI Killed, ana no one Of course
70 blame lls ONE Of Deans most e,-
'o go az tHa W;.siss;rm; ani ,ho aos;
iOnt ,oo, n,ooS noap NtpG ,ou 1o 'I Iov s''
1e ~, VIZ Pm ~ 1850 -le ~. -
MIS- Llnk .,1 ht ii, o. Mateflotu'
Me-, iaseIy eh9,eu nef 9roIner :, burning
house anu Nv me lmmlhen. risk Oh heI
own NE rescued rescue, ner slstet'in-laW and
Two Iieces' wno h"'l cesn rendered help'
less by su1ocation' caused blythe I'M
mense smoke
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

ScoLDlSo WoNES.-What II such q law
Us this were in force now. Once It was
in the New England States ard Virginia:
Whereas, oftentinics many babling
women often scandali2e their neighbors
for which their poore husbands are often
brought into chargeable and vexatious
suites, aud caste in create damages: Bee
il therefore enacted by the authority
aforesaid, that in actions Of Islander. oc.
rasioned by the wife aforesaid, after
judgment passed for the damages, the
woman shall he punished by ducking I;
md u the SANDER be soc enormous us TO
be ajudgcd at greater damage than Ave
hundred pounds Of tobacco. then the
women to suffer ducking for each Ave
hundred pounds Of tobacco adjndged
against the husband, II lie refuse to pay
the tobacco"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

0Ar.--Iosh Billings says: "All you
have to do to raise oats Is to pillow the land
deep, then manure ii well, then sprinkle
the oats all over the ground, one in a
place, then worry up the ground with n
drag all over, then sci up mites To keep the
chickens and woodchucks ont nv them,
then kradle them together with a kradle,
then rake them together with rake, then
bind them together with band, then stack
them up with a stack. then thrash them
out with tlail, then clean them up with a
mill, then sharpen both ends Of them with
kniie, then stow them away In the granA.
ry, then spend wet days and Sundays trap
ping for rats and mice. II amt nothing
but phnn to raise oats--try It,"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

How HB Cor Ir.-The great Russian
diamond was obtained in asiDgular man.
uer, viz; A Frenchman, in the last cen.
fury, became devoted priest in one Of
the temples in India, choosing Of course,
the one that had an idol With big dia.
mond for an eye. The priest and the
IDOLS eye disappeared one day, and they
both turned up in Russia. Cathariue
bought the jewel for a large sum, and
gave The French Hindoo pries. q nie pen.
sion besides, 'i'' T" lf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

DoulY VARDEN.-Dolly Warden, the
locksmith's daughter in "Barnaby Ridge
whose name is now applied to a style oil
dress-is described by Dickens as having
the" face ola pretty, laughing girl; dimpled
aud fresh aud lealthfll-the very imper.
sonAtion Of good-llumOr aud blooming
beauty" Again she is spoken Of as having
her charms increased a hundred fold by
most becoming dress, by thousand III.
tie coquettish ways" She is represented
as having been Attired on q certain occa.
sion" In smart little cherry colored
mantle, with a hood Of the same drawn
over her head, and upon the top of that
hood little straw hat, tied with
cherry colored ribbons"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Loyellpeas on the Increase "A Married in.
crosse n female Gveliness IL the eyedalghting re
suit Of the Immense popularity which HAdAN'E Mao
NotIA BALM has obtained among the ladies' Of Amer.
lea Compilations radiant with snowy purity and
tnRed with the roseate hue OF health are commonly
met with whenever II Il used. For the halloW nnd
unNholtSome APPEARANCE Of tue nee and neck. which
uliery eountefbAlAneea the eject OF any personal
attraction the owner may possess II substitutes that
clear. prarl.lke complexion which IL such Atrans.
ccudant charm 10 woman, and renders tbs toughest
akin a. soft a. Ge nol velvet No one il nnFe aston
khed than the person using II At the marvellous
iAnIioruatlon which Il effects in these particulars.
-ICom
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Peas ere Of Egyptian origin.
Celery originated in Germany.
The chestnut came from Italy.
Tie onion originated in Egypt.
The nettle comes from Europe.
Tobacco is a native Of Virginia.
Rye originally came from Sberia.
The citron is native Of Greece.
The poppy originated in the East
The pine is a native Vt America.
The mulberry originated in Persia
Oats originated in North Africa.
Parsley was first known in Sardinia
The pear and apple are from Europc
Spinach was first cultivated 10 Arabia
Hhesun1ower was brought from Peru
The walnut and peach came iron
Persia,
The horse.chestEut is native o
Thibet
The cucumber came from the Easl
Indies.
The rndish originated in China and
Japan,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

There was a man in our town
And he was Wondrous WiAo,
he lad a p in from ear 10 car,
Another between his eyes;
And when be saw ho had CAtarrh,
With all his might and main
He purchased sagfs Remedy
And has his health again.
y sold by Druggists oycryWherc.-6O2.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

How fooliIh you are 10 be annoyed by dies
and mosquitoes wien you can not only kill and
drive them ont Of the house but keep them out
-yet perfectly harmless to animal HE, and
also Kill all bags. roAehes. intects on Plants,
&c by using Cheunocks Patent Powder Gun
4 Death Dealing Powder Con and large pack
ngu OF Powder Spnt free by express br tl.00.
Agents Wanted, wInB hAN'Rd Co, so cort-
land ST., New York.-tCom.l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

CHLPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, plmplos,
ring.Worm, salt.rheum, aud other cutaneout
affections, cured, and the skin made soft aud
smooth, BY using the JuNIPTl Tan Soar made
by CAsFEiL, HAzARp a Co., New York. II J.
more convenient and easily applied than other
remedies. avoiding tho trouble OF the greAay
compounds nov Ia use.-O0m.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Too.hache proceeds from lgne In the face,
operating upon the oxposed nerve Of q docayed
tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly with the An
ger, wet with JonSsos's As0pfSn LrSnrST,
heat the tioc we'll, and lap flannel wet with
the lIuiment on the face, pl.o put little Of the
llnIment into the cavity Of thstooth on cotton.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Whether for use on man or beast, the Nor
chants Gargling oil vii be found aninyAluAblf
Imminent, and worthy Of use by every rosideni
she or article nov used in Tie United Sites
which AhAres the good will Of the people 10 4
greater degree than thls,-N y indepe.dent,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

The St. Paul Pres ruthlessly spoils n
videly.circnlattd, pretty story, by assert
iig that there Is no girl in Minnesota
wllc has run farm Of 200 acres, or any
other number Of acres and that no Min.
nc'ota Girl hns deposited $50, or any
ether sum, in a 81 Louis bank. rs tue
profits Of her agricultural operations
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

A wErLo)SrEsTED pigcon-shooting
match between Captain Bognrdus, Of Lii.
nois, and Ira Paine, was shot nj Fleet.
wood Park, Paine stalking 81, 200 to DO.
grdus $1,000. Tie match was at hun.
dred single birds, and was won by Paine,
with q score Of 80 to 70.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

ANY BRowS, aged eighteen, committed
suicide in Colchester, Conn, by taking
morphine. her aflianced lover having been
accidentally killed week ago. She left
a letter giving Instructions 10 have her
body buried beside his.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

RuPruRE can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trnsses are superseding all
Others. Before buying Metal Trusses OF
Supporters, send for descriptive circu,
lar TO the Elastic Truss Co., ESQ Broad.
way, n. Y.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Revelation in Paper Collars. Instead ofbuy-
Ing 10 priced collars, buy the ElmEood Collar,
the folded tdgtH and porspirAiion-proof hnish
prevent the breaking It's shape under any cir
cums,anoea. Ask for the ElmWood when you
buy eollHrS.-tcom.1 -st.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
MAXIM. HIS HoMR.RUN.

Thls is eadly.'ane, A series of inn.
mgs !: such as he has experienced will al.
ways insure to the candidate the power
of making his home-rm on the last round
Of the game.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

The system frequently gets out Of order and
should DO at once regulated, olso other troulktt
will ensue when phyaic e needed take PAR
sous PuRoATIyE PMS they are safe, whole
some and uatRfdi medicine Icom.l n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Best and Oldest Family MehicIne.-SaH.
tsrdJ Linr IHrOOrdtor.-A purely Vegetable cdtAar.
Ne and TO1ic-fhr Dyspepsia, Constipation. Debility
Sick headache Bilious Attacks and al derangonents
Of Liver. stomach and Bowels AK your Druggist
tor IL BtgdFt e(IahaiioHi -lCom,l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

Many suffer rather than 'lkH nAuseous medicine
worse than ths dl.sAss. sufferer irnm ooughA cold.
innuenHA sore throat, tendency 10 Consumption, will
AID IL Dr. FitAurs m sHn n WI Cherry remedy -
lRreAbs to The palate a sheetuh In remoing diseAse.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

cRlsrADoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE I, the
nOstLur and complete preparation Of " kind In thu
world IL effects MAGICAL IL character hArmlsss,
h Int nAtatal. Ne aaAlltIes endutinE.-on.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
The lIIsiortanes q a Base Blller.
u. algsaAIrD ~ ?. soAETEl0OO0.


At school he begins to practice that
accomplishment known as "eatch on
the fly. . Theresults arc unfortunate for
the ay in the present and equally SO for
the " catcher in the future.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

LIKE LIGHTNING arc the mt. culous cure, effected
With filRgl Instant Relief. Aches, Palms. SprAins
Bowel ConpAinls etc. cannot exist " this greAt mtdl
cine Is USED ooRaoSEY REFuNDED. -cs-.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

And birds alu sgnih 30 weary Nisg;
Ter IN my happy heart carried
= The hope and promise Of the spring.
o day - gay, you cannot thrill mol
Your light and perfume, shower and song,
Your bloom and brightness, only al me
With oll-tlme memories, sweet and strong.
II would mot bid your swift hours tlrry,
do not hasten at your call;
For in my thankful heart carry
Tle Joy aud truitagu Of the fall.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01

In the Nursery Burnett's Kalliston is
peculiary adapted to the bathing Of in.
iants. few drops is sufficient for a
bowl Of vater-com. sH