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and deserted by his mon. He looks TO d
only about fifty. and 10 quite halo ana
hearty......The London Echo, commenang
on Catacazy's pamphlet, recently pubiisned
in iris, says the manuscript was offered 70
them for two hundred pounds, and its PUB
LEGATION fully j~ustifies their opinion thai u
was not worth the money, and Is, lndeed'
hardly worth noticing.
The we'll known American prima DONNA
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, has achieved .
great triumph in London, in the opera OF
"Traviata," having been recalled five times
the first night of its representation: sne
was personally congratulated BY the frince
her simply perfect.....The magazine OF Fort
Monarch, at Neuvatis, Island Of Cuba, was
struck BY lightning recently, causing a tire,
mendous explosion, shattering the fort n
killing seven Spanish soldiers. A rified
cannon was blown $50 feet from the ON
brasure. .t@ 1851.
TIE London Times, commenting on the
Stokes trial, says: "At tho bottom of what
We call this miscarriage Of justice is that
indifference the Americans feel for violent
crimes, in which both murderer M victim
ara rowd,os.".. The man Cornwall, who
kindly lent his assistance to the American
detectives who abducted DR.. Bratton from
| Canada soil, has been tried at Tendon, Ont,
| found guilty, and sentenced to three years
| in the penitentiary Later advices from
! Alexandria, Egypt, give, tho particulars OF
| the shooting affray between Consul General
| Butler and the Khedive's American ofhcers.
| Butler and Wadleigh were dining at q Greek
| restaurant, where there were also q party OF
| oficers-Gens. Loring and Reynolds and
Mai. Campbell. As they were leaving Inc
| restaurant, Loring and Reynolds salutcd
| Butler, but Campbell passed on without
| recognizing him. Butler shouted after MIN
"Good evening, Campbell" Campbell re-
| traced his steps, and high words and blows
| ensucd. The whole party then went into
the street, where Wadloigh fired several
| shots at Campbell, wounding him danger
| ously. REYNOLDS then fired at Wadlelgh,
| without effect. The difficulty is reported to
have grown out of a long-standing enmity
between Butler and Campbell.....The Agas-
| sig expedition arrived at Panama June 70.
The Gillian Government has decreed
| that in all Roman Catholic cemeteries in
| Chill o portion of tho ground is to be set
apart hereafter for tho burial Of Protestant
| dead. Central American advices state
that thirty-nine Capuchin friars were eject
| ed from their convent in Guatemala, under
an escort of soldiers, and their property con-
| fscated by the Government. the Jesuita
are also being expelled from SALVADOR
Advices from Berlin represent that the
| cholera is rapidly making its way from the
interior OF Russia to the Prussian frontier
and much uneasiness exists in the German
| capital,
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Food Strike in England.

A food strike which has been goingon
for some time In the north of England
begins to assume serious dimensions,
and threatens a violation of the peace.
At Consett, which is one of the head
quarters of the movement, groups of
women severely handled one of their
own sex who ventured TO make a pur-
chase from an obnoxious butcher. The
police had to interfere, but so deter
mined is the resistance to high prices
that the butchers have ceased TO kill
meat, and the population is reduced, in
spite of itself, almost TO a vegetarian
dot
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Farm AND HOUSEHOLD.
D.r.sle Garas. stakes.

A correspondent wishes to know the
best way to make durable garden stakes,
for supports and other purposes where
the wood is thrust into the ground, and
o decays under ordinary exposure
and mentions red cedar, gas tar, petro-
leum, etc. He wishes to make q supply
during winter. Red cedar, where it can
be had, is excellent for stakes, splitting
straight and clear, and lasting for u long
time. A common fence post selected
for it's even grain, will make q large
number of common sized garden stakes
this is the easiest and cheapest way,
if the cedar can be had in market.
Next to red cedar, gas or coal tar Is pest
for the part which u nj into the
ground. The best way to apply it is TO
put the tar into a close boiler, heat II;
being careful to prevent its catching
fire, and then put in the stakes ratner
further into the hot tar than they are
expected to go in the ground. In a lew
minutes the tar will have penetrated
the pores, and they may be taken out to
give place to secondparcel, and SO on
a large number may be thus prepared
in an hour or two. We have thus made
light porous wood last twenty times as
long as without any protection. Where
exposed to air and sun, the gas tar is Of
very little use, and for such exposed
parts crude petroleum, washed over the
surface and absorbed by the wood, is far
better, and one Of the cheapest and best
of all protectors of exposed woodwork.
We have lately een an account OF 9
mode OF protecting stakes by gas tar, by
which they may be made to last many
years when subject to continued expo
sure, by rolling the tarred portion in
sharp sand as o as taken out Of the
kettle, and after they are perfectly dry
giving them another coat of tar and OF
sand. This would obviously give them
a water proof and frost-proof casing, as
a mixture of tar and sand is affected by
neither moisture nor freezing Country
Gentleman. -l. ami "sa.l.'l
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lDestrsyins Weeds.

To pay more attention TO getting farms
free from weeds, and then keeping
them 30, are points TO which most Wes-
tern farmers need to pay more atten-
ton. For the best results we need not
only to keep our crops reasonably clean,
but we should aim q tho destruction of
the crop of weeds. And each time we
allow weeds to ripen their seeds we
greatly increase the difficulty. of our
task. The wonderfully prolific nature
of many weeds should be kept in mind.
1t is possible to have ground quite free
from weeds, but when it is in the condi-
ton of most farms this can only be Sc
cured by much labor. hrj fl. ora
Every weed seed that commences
growth and is then killed helps along the
work. So long as the seed remains IN
the ground-nntil it loses its vitality
its power Of causing trouble is not fin
ished when it has produced a plant,
and that plant is destroyed, we have
nothing more to fear from it. Killing
weeds-any plant out of its place on the
farm may be called aweed-when young,
and soon after they have commenced
their growth the better, is a part of farm
work Of which VIC must do more
Western Farmer.
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Alligator Skins,

The traffic in alligator skins is be-
coming quite an item in commercial cir.
cles. During the past five months a
gentleman Of Jacksonville, Fla, has
shipped to parties in Boston 1890 ALI
gator skins. If the traffic in these hides
should continue undated during the
next season, it is evident that those who
60 to Florida for the purpose of shoot.
ing these interesting reptiles will be
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To Preserve Books.

1t is not, perhaps, SO generally known
as it deserves 10 be, that a few drops OF
any kind of perfumed oil will secure
books and manuscripts from the deteri-
Grating effects of mold and damp. The
species of leather SO extensively used
by book-binders owes its powers t o with
standing the effects of these destructive
agents to the tar of the birch tree
betuM alba. The preserving of books
written on papyrus and parchment, by
means of perfumed oils, was known to
the ancients. The Romans made use,
for this purpose, of the oil of cedar.
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Ceokfag Potatoes.

In the case of a kidney potato, !
take As thin u slip ~ possible off the
skin, say about half an inch wide, out
of the middle of each side and round
the ends. In a round potato, ] take out
a similar slip all around the middle OF
the potato. In either case, when prop.
cry cooked, the fioury matter will just
be seen peepjng out in this unskinned
part. The rest of the skin will come of
as thin rs gosamer, leaving all the most
nourishing part OF the potato whole and
untouched. To my mind this plan,
simple though it be, is the greatest ad.
vance on thorough economic potato
cooking that l am acquainted with.
Would that you could send the recipe
to hundreds of cottages where potatoes
are sadly spoiled in the cooking.-R. f.
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CoNsuM%srIxxs

The advertiser. having been permanently cured Of
Ia anxious 70 make known to hs Mliow sufsrers lie
means Of cure. To all who desire It, no will seud =
the d~irections for preparing and using the same.
which they will md . SURE CuRE roc CONspnPrIoN'
culiies.
Parties wishing the prescription will plcasS address
Rev. DWARD A. WILSON,
tgt Penn st.. Williamsburgh. N. Y.
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WHETHER for use on man or beast, the
Merchants Gsrgling Oil will be found an
invaluable LinimenS and worthy Of usa BY
every resident in the land. We know Of no
proprietary medicine or article now used in
the United States which shares tho good will
of the people 70 . greater degree than this
N. z. Indepcndsnk
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IF YoU FEEL dull, respondent, drowsy,
debilitated, have frequent headache,
mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, you are suffering from
torpid liver or " Biliousness." Nothing
will cure you SO speedily and perma-
nently as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. COG
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RUPTURE can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trusses are supcrseding al
others. Before buying Metal Trusses or Sup
porters, send for o descriptive circular 70 the
Elastic Truss Co, 6S3 Broadway, N. Y.-fCom.
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PHTHIsIC OR AsTnxA.-Those of our
readers who suffer from this distressing
complaint, will find immediate relief in
Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy.-fCom.
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The German Vote.

The four States in which the German
vote win exercise a great influence are
Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana, and Hi
nois. The total German vote of these
States has been estimated at Ia, 96S,
divided as follows:
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VI. directions accompany each bottle.
Prices 2, cts. 80 cts. and 81 per bottle.
SOLD DY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
For sa Q BY ALI. CnIcAGo DRuaalsr.

VRoErisH is now acknowledged BY our best
physicians to be the only sure and safe remedy
for all diseases arising FROM impure blosd, such
o. ~scrofula and scrofnlons humors,
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GENTLEMEN have long felt the want OF
. paper collar that looked like linen. This ~
furnished them In the Elmwood Collar. lthas
folded edges, . fine cloth surface, and is 30
perfect N imitation Of linen that it cannot be
detected. Try it.-ICou. 40 .HfF4ief.I -
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CnAPpED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimpics, ring worm, salt-rheum, and other
~cutaneous affections, cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth, by using the JUHIrEK
TAR Soar, made by CAswELL, Hazard 4 Co.,
New York. II is moro convenient and easily
applied than other remedies, avoiding the
trouble Of the greasy compounds now in
usc.]GCom. r...HE .-
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TIE cathartics used and approved by
the physicians comprising the various medical
associations Of this State are now compounded
and sold under the name Of Pdrsons Pargd-
tipe Pius.-(Com. sTrIF 9-t9 eor1 1871
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Om,cLorn should be frightened, after
washing with soap and water, with skim
milk.
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We copy the following from an ex
change. which ID important, IL rue Chronic
diarrhea of long standing. also dysentery, and
all similar complaints somrnon at this season
Of the year, can be cured by the use (inter-
nally) Of yohnsoR's ARodyne LiRinent. We
know whereof we affirm.-ICom. wv
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FOR Dsauty osPoash. Sewing eabov, osahp
nnsassDutablltsy z chsapnsss, ynsqosek
BEWARR or WORTHLESS INVITATIONS, undS III
naDes but resembling ours in shape and colo3sf Hragps
'''sns s9s,ss 81 rssasn II ID, III .so5s d..,-,
use, at twelve cents per pound-wenty-fve and ~
pound bones. z"OhaPer than kPsfHyh
i.;g-THS nuxa sUx NEHxe fsxcH-Go shAz2eaks
OeeQ md S.hls.sggsresd ss 3ther srtleies 70, Pu1e
besrines nd machinery. LAAs SIX times asfcng .
None. 4ib. and s0ib. boxes, u eenas perR Tyhe
moRsG DRos.. Prop,rs.s Canton, -
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To HAVE elegant light Biscuits. Rolls,
Buckwhcat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, DO, you
should uso Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
Grocer for it. It is . pure Baking Powder.
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FOUNDED ON A RoUnl-The disappointed a

FOUNDED ON A RoUH!-The disappointed I'D
v~snturrra who have from time to time attenp Pied TO
run their worthless poiions against DRAKss FLANrA.
RIOS BIrrsRs vow that they cannot understand what
foundation there Ia for It's amazing popularity. The
explanation ID simple enough. The reputation Of the
world-rcnowned tonic Is founded upon . rock, the
Rock Or ExrEaIExcE. All its Ingredients arc pure
and wholesome. How. then, could tricksters and
cheats o1Icct to rival IL with .compoands Of Chap
drugs and Iefnse liquor. O. with iiquorles. trash in .
tans have come to grief Their little game has failed.
Their contempt for the sagacity Of the community has
hean Atty punished Meanwhile PLANTATION DlrrEns
seems to be in q fair way of eventually .snperssdins
every other medicinal preparation included in the
class to which il belongs. In every State aud Terri
tory of the Union 1t is. to-day. the accepted specific
for nervous debility, Dyspepsia, fever and aguc. rheu-
matism. and AZ ailments involving u deficiency OF
vital P~ower.-tCom.
CRIsTADORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE Is the
most snrc and complete preparation Of it's kind in tho
world; its effects are magical. its character harmless,
its iHts natural. its qualities enduring ,
LIKE LIGHTNING are the miraculous cures
effected with FLAGG's INSTANT Kelley. Aches, Pains,
Sprains. Bowel Complaints, etc.. CANNOT ExIsr il
this great medicine, is used Relief warranted. or
money returned. -fCom. tA -rI Ff
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LADY SUFFoLK's fastest time was 2:26,
made at Boston.
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HALF q million dollars we're won and
lost on the ace at Long Branch, the
other day, between Harry Bassett and
Longfellow.
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cover it thickly with plaster. When
the plaster hardens, it vii keep the
limb as immovable rs if made of iron.
Thus treated, a broken leg, it is assert
ed, will knit together in a brief time,
and become a good as ever.
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Dutler anu nc oecfosaTys WauhciShS on INC
one part, and three ex-Confederate officers
(Loring, Reynolds and Campben), now in
the Khedive's service, on the other. Sew
eral shots were exchanged, and Campbell
was wounded. There are conflicting ac-
counts as to the origin of the disgraceful aE-
ir......H Heavy thunder and rain storms pre-
walled throughout England on the 18th of
July, proving very destructive 10 the young
crops. Many persons were killed by light
ning...The Cuban Gen. Ryan arrived
Key West on the 18th of July. He deni@
that the Fannie's troops were captured, an
says NO cannon were landed......News of
very warlike nature comes from Sout
America. Brazil has refused TO receive ID
Minister Of the Argentine Republic, whia
may be regarded ~ the last step before til
ments are actively preparing for the threa
ened conflict.
TEE President Of the French Republic cd
tertained Gen. Sherman at dinner On til
18th Of July-....The members of the Genev7
Board of Arbitration reconvened on Jul
Is. The session of the Beard will probablI
lasttwom months. 1t 10 said that a strong con4
test will be made BY the English agent
against the indirect claims, but il is though
tho award in favor of the United States viii
be q large one. The sittings will be cor
Quoted in secret......T The New York Herald,
Of June Is, publishes letters from Stanley,
giving q history Of his meeting with Dr..
Livingstone. The stories Livingstone tells
Of the country he explored read like .
fable. He tolls of ivory being 20 cheap and
plentiful q to be used for door-posts fne
grass-cloth rivaling that of India; Of 9
people nearly white and extremely hand
some, who (he supposes) may be descend
ants Of the ancient Egyptisns; Of copper
mines which have been worked for ages,
and OF docile and friendly people. Stanley
says that he found Livingstone in q very
destitute condition, he having been robbed
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experlmented on myself by compoundfns g
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

| AQ1A1411S VI dCO1 - 4SOG4cO-
| NOTICE is hereby givez, that in the Probate
In Court of Belmont County. Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator OF the estate of Lewis Edwards, decd,
late of laid County.
| All persons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment, and
.th ose having claims against said estate re-
| quested to present them within one year from
MALIN HORTON, Admir-
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FOR THE WHISPERS.
As our Renewer in many cases
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BELMONT COUNTY
Horse Fair
HURDLE RACES /!

hO RULE hACES
%; As the the Grounds Of the Belmont County Agri-
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, o.,
TUESDAY, Oct, 18th, 1879,
TIE Officers and Managers guarentee to the
DA Y'S 8PORT!!
The accommodations are complete, a good
race plenty OF stalls. feed, water ard refrest-
menfs on the Grounds and good music by. two
CORNET BANDS.
Weather permitting The odicers and Man
offered in the county,
PREMIUMS.
The following Premiums VIII be paid by the
Treasurer at the close Of the Fair;
Class 1-ToURNAMENrs.
I2to enter and 10 to ride
"a do do Gold PM PM
Class 2-HURDLE RACE.
Single dash Of one mile, with six. Hurdles,
5 10 enter and to start.
st premi m SIS %
- 20 20 -------.-'-- 70 90
Class 3-TRoTTING.
For Horses that have never hessen three
minutes in public, to enter, to Start, mile
heats, best In In harness, -.-
Entrance tee 10 per cent on le purse. = u
Gdss 4-PAcaNG,
For horses that have never. .bea;-o tliFes min
utes in public, 4toenter, 20 StIrt, ntis heats
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lst Premium 90
Entrance fee 10 per cent on the nrrs; & 10
Class 6--FAsF PACING,
Open TO all, best3 in s. mile heats, to go as they
please. to enter 3 20 start.
ISL prem lnill..----- 90
Entrance fee 10 percent on the purse. . "
Glasses ). D & g, to be goF erned br the Rules
OF the National Troting Association.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Single Tickets, each admissior,,........ Is cents
Children under Is yeaTs........l......I0 70 DO
Iour morse carrlage.---.. do
eWo 20 60 ----.-..--.--.-.-... -..-..40 DO
l saddle horse.............. .... Is DO
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