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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11

Considerable sxcltemsnt was oooasionod last
Of Ninth and y streets, By Mrs Pollard appear.
Ing on the sidewalk, pistol In hand, gunnlnE
for MT. Lyons II soems that tho action Of the
Judge Of the court yesterday IN reversing HE do
Lyons worked upon her feelings, and evidently
thlnkinE that there was no hope Of obtainiuR
retAliAtlon by the law, and bent on sAtiyfactiod,
around tho hotel for some time, waiting for Mr..
Lyons 70 put In an nppearance, that she might
repeat the Baltimore soens, but the gentleman
was either out Of the building or not II homo TO
would. be shcotist departed, evidently lntendins
70 walt some future Opportunity 70 carry her In
tentions Into effect 1ator IN the evening .
VT OF James n. Goodman, for threatening Mr..
Lyons. II was placed In the hands OF an onioeT
o. the Finn precinct, and n not slready served,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

CLoup BuRsr.-A few weeks ago q
rain cloud burst and washed away the
road he'd Of the Houeslale branch OF the
Ere Railway for the distance Of about
one hundred feet. Cloud bursts are Of
infreqnent occurrence in the Atlantic
States but they are quite common in
Nevada aud elsewhere in the, extreme
West. A cloud burst is not winter
spout, though tho two are often con.
founded IN tho popular mil d A water
spout results from ,whirlwind which
gathers quantity Of wnter from the
face Of the ocean or some other broad
surface, and whirls it upward and
through the mir. Cloud.bursts occur in
the summer during heavy thunder storms
aud are simply rain showers OF sudden
md extraordinary violence. An over.
laden cloud suddenly cOndenseS, and the
water Of which it is composed falls to the
earth in torrents. In n mountainous
country like Nevada the results Of .
cloul.bnrt are often terrible. SO sud.
den is tile aao1, that sometimes where
not drop OF water has heen seen for
months, a large turbulent torrent all ut
once comes pouring down, washing
away trees, houses, roads, rocks. and
everything that comes in its way. One
Of these floods tins pouring down a
steep, dry. mountain canon, frequently
shows an advancing, rcsisiless irsnt Of
logs, powders and brush twelve or fif-
teen feet high.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

A NEW DEPARTURE IN MEntolSE,.-
There are newdeparturcsn in medicine,
as well rs In politics. The liisest and most
successful OF these is the hold movement
Of DR.. Joseph Walker, Of California, who
has actually had the etTrontery to produce
a Vegetable Tonic and Restorative, with
out any alcoholic basis, which 10 curing
disorders Of the stomach, liver, bowels,
nerves and pulmonary organs, with a
rapidity that fairly entities him to the
anathemas ofthe Old School Of Physicians,
and the praise and confidence ofthe Nswl
Ills CAuFoRStA VINEGAR BtTrERs may
be safely pronounced the most popular
remedy Ofthe age. When 1t Is considered
that this now famous specific was intro
dusea some two years ago, It's present
sale, which 10 at tue rate Of 100000
bottles per annum, ON only be ascribed
to its intrinsic merits. 1t Is believed hat
tile history Of "patent medicines" affords
no example Of q success so rapid and
complete. The commsnity insists thar
this success Is thoroughly deserved, aud
We have no inclination to dispute lts
dictutn. Tho Voice Of tho People, II moi
exactly that of 0mnipotence, Is generally
the voice OF Common Sense, and as they
have had ample tine 10 take a sober
second thought on the subject, II may be
assumed that in this instance, their ppIn-
ion Is creditable to their sagacity. Com--
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

woo1.--For many years 10 come,
California and tho Territories oftho far
West will form the great wool.produciilg
section Of the country. In California
this interest has already ncqltired great
Importance That State has now about
eight millions Of sheep, which will lie in.
creased by at least three million lambs
tho present season. Tho sheep arc
sieart d twice year, and with q 9 ,od sea-
sou the two clips mightbe expected to
nv, rlgu ten pounds per head. This wonld
make tho wool crop OF California sOi0O0,.
900 pound, or q, 900, 001 more tlian the
totit product Of the United States in
1861. This springs clip, however, Is
not expected 10 yield nyer four and
half pounds, instead Of six, which 10 tile
average for the Sprihg clip alone. The
spring clip IA expected to bring thirty
Ave cents o pound, returning over Sl2,
OOO, 900 to the growers with another clip
10 come in the fall.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
Caught by a Boa Constructor.

After breakfast We started for the
lageon. We had cot our hearts on seeing
Manatis-" sea coWs"-which are still
not uncommon on the east coast Of Triui.
dad, though they have been exterminated
through the rest Of the West Indies since
the days Of the Pere Labat. That good
missionary speaks Of them in his delight
mi journal as already Tnre in the year
1896 and now, as far rs ! nm aware,
nome nro to be found north Of Trinidad
lnd the Spanish Main, save a few round
Cuba and Jamaica. We were anxious,
100, to see, II not to get, boa.constric
tor Of one kind or other fnr there are
TWO kinds in tho island, which may be
'ecn alive at the 2 biological Gardens in
the same cage. The true boa, which Is
hero called Mnhniuel, is striped as well rs
spotted with tRO patterns, one over the
lther. The Hnillia, Anaconda, or Water.
,oa, bears only few large round Sp,ts.
Both nre fond OF the whter, the Huillia
living almost entirely in Il both grow
to n very large size and both are danger
,ns-at least to children and small AMI.
mails. That there were Haillias about
he place, possibly within fifty yards Of
the house, there was no doubt. One OF
our party had seen with his own eyes one
OF seyen.and twenty feet long killed,
nth whole kid inside il, only few
miles of. The brown policeman, cross
ing m arm Of the duanapO only nmnnth
nr two before, had been frightened by
meeting one in the ford, which his ex.
cited Imagination magnifed so much
that its head was on the one bank while
its tail was on the other-n measurement
which must, think. he divided at least
by three. But in the very spot in which
VIZ stood, some four years since happen
ID what might've been painful traRe.
dy. Four young ladies, whose names
were mentioned TO mo, p eferred, not
wisely, a battle in the still lagoon to one
in tho surf outside and as they dis.
ported themselves, one of them felt her
self seI2ed from behind. Fancying that
me Of her sisters was playing tricks, she
called out to her to let her alone and
looking up, saw, to her establishment,
her three sisters sitting on the bank, aud
herself alonc. She looked back md
slirieked for help, aud only just in time,
TOR the Huillia had her. To other three
'itl', to their honor, dashed in TO her
assistance. The brute had luckily got
hold, mot Of her poor little body, but of
her bathipg.drcss, and held on stupidity.
The girls pulled; the bathing dress, which
was luckily OF tbih cotton, was torn OF /;
the Huillia slid back again with 1t in bis
mouth into the dark labyrinth Of thu
mngrove roots, md the girl was saved.
Two minutes delay, and his coils would
have been around her, and oil wou,d hive
ham nvnr. -kinnilm's IRiAL LniisR.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

HoT.-AIidsummer heat is often severe
even in the northern cities. But lot us
not complain when we remember that In
Thibet, III Central Asia, tue intense heat
often reaches 1902 in the day time, white
at night it IS really cold. In Senegal,
Africa, on the Island Of Guadalupe, in
the West Indies, audi the Great Desert
OF Sahara, tho temperature often rises
to 1909, The plaques and pesilenco of
Persia are engenlered by an atmosphere
heated 20 1859, while in Calcutta aud In
Central America tile mercury reaches
1902. Some Of the interior valleys Of
California have maximum Temperature
Of 1l09, and in some parts of Utah Ter
ritory 1860 IS the midsummer heat.
The extreme summer heat in Montreal
Is often 1O3o-as high us that OF the DIES;
serts Of Arabia. The summer limit III
New York State is 1920; the scale goes
downward till We come TO bleak Nova
Zembla, where, in milsumme. days, the
mercury does not rise above $40.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
II. H. sHuTELpr 4 Co., Chicago, alone In
America distii IMPERIAL GIN by the HoL-
LAND PRocEss. Send for elrcular,-CoEi.


The Peoples Stamp Of yalue. The Govern.
ment Enforcement which legAliEet the sale d Plan.
that famous yEGErABLG ToSic ItbeaFH, In addition
10 that Olleih sanction, tho STILL MORE vAiuAnLE
sTANr or FunLtu APPROPRIATION. This intAtmAblo
voucher Of IL nrd pfOpvftlet - Toxic, CORnECt.
iyE and AEfEIlAItyE, 10 Of much earle, date than
the Government cftdehtiAl for millions Of alex
persons had pronounced Il the GRAND AFEoiTIo or
fIiE AdE long before Congress thought Of taxing
pronh0tAry mbdietneA II u unneceailry 10 repeat,
IN detail the properties Of this wonderful Vegetable
Inyigoiant The best feiefVnee that can 10 offered
u those who desire Tho tnl pArieulA Of Ia virtues,
. the uENEAAL PuALIo. Asa those who have tTled
Il a. q REMEDY for dyspgpna, cJnlupaton, bilious.
neas Intermittent ieSOia nervous debility, rhoutnA
dln go sickness low spirits or loss Of vital WeF,
whal Pl1nhtlon BittSfa has done for them, and bO
governed w The response thry mako 70 your lAqui-
ies.-ICom'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

LEoHEp.-Adyices from Peru state
that revolution was begun by Gutter.
rcz, who proclaimed himself Dictator aud
nssessinated President Bats. The peo.
pie were Indignant at the murder, aud
captured Gutierrez while trying 10 o..
cape. Tue government forces asked for
cessation VI hustilIties TO bury the
dead. The people then aR,assinuiel
Gutierrez aud hanged hisnRkcd body to
a lamp post md burned the corpse.
Senior Pardo has been inRuguratcd pres.
ident, aud fhe resurrection Is over,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
Pnraox PrnsmlrNrs-An ezehango

PRfsoS PuNsmtHSrs.-An exchange
gives the following description Of prison
punishments in use only few years ago:
Tho bed Of roses, mode OF punishment
devised by a convict, has been done away
with. This he'd consisted Of q dark cell
whose floor WIS covered all over with
hard wooden balls fastened so securely
that they could not DO moved. Conylcts
we're forced to enter this cell and lie for
days upon this couch Ito lie there until
their flesh bore great dents and their
bones ached with 0 thousand aches from
the pressure OF the hard knobs. Then
there was another fayorite instrument Of
punishment which has happily been dis
pensed with. This was termed the cruci'
lix-and consisted OF n long iron bar.
weighing seyenty.five or o hundred
pounds. This was SO arranged that when
the arms OF the man 10 bc punished were
extended each wrist WINS attached to IN
end Of the bar, and a clasp from the
centre attached around his neck. Thus
II was impossible for him to move his
arms in any position. I myself have
seen convict stand until he fell from
exhaustion, and then was again lifted to
his feel by two brother prisoners. When
he fell again it was In faint, aAd with
the blood gushing from his nostrils and
mouth. The cage, which is still in use,
we saw while walking through the prison
yard. This consists Of circular cage Of
hoped steel, which is made to ct over
the convicts head and fasten around his
neck. II is impossible to lie down with
this hCad.dress, for one runs the risk Of
being strlngled to death II he presses
heavily upon tho cage. Men nrO often
required to wear this for several days in
succession.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

THE Fashions "A fasbion journal says
the effort to banish pOlonaises will fail.
These garments arc so easily made, so
graceful, so convenient aud comfortable,
that ladies' will not willingly rNlinqnish
them. Tue fancy for skirts rultled 10 the
waist behind, and worn with an apron
front and basque, will bring into favor
the pOlonaiselately introduced by Worth,
ia which the basque mud apron arc COM
hined. This garment descends to tue
knee In front, Is sIOped sharply upward
oil the sides, and has merely a short has.
que belnud, dispensing with the long
lack breaths now used, a fully ruflled
Skiit Is worn with this, aud Is well dis.
played on the sides aud buck, making
very dressy costume. Palmer suits will
hive the simple stl lilh rendigote defined
by Madaue Ray mond to he a "polonaise
without dnpery.' These over dresses
arc being made at the furnishing houses.
They have two or three collars laid one
above the other, like those on the great.
c)ats worn by our grandiathers. The
lowest collar Is largo enough 10 be called
II Capc. A model costume is Of gray and
blue cashmere; the body of tho redin.
gotO is gray the collars, cutIs, border,
and large buttons arc deep sapphire
hlHG. Two buttons define the whist be.
hind,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

New YoHK PopunArfoN.-Censusta tables,
Just ou', show that Of the population
II N w York, Q. 1853, 900 are males and 3.
2l9,53 female. OF the school ago Chat Is,
from 8 to 1877, there arc Gl3, $50 male and
eli, 1870 females. The militia Of the State,
nr the male inhabitants between IS and
40, number Ss1, 800. Tho male inhabt-
tants Of the Sateabnve q are 1.l5s, 901,
Of which number 9Si, 5s7 are voters. The
militia OF New York countyInumber 49,
0}T;tlle male inhabit mts over 81 tuumber
2lo,0GO, and the voters 1926. aa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

!. LONDON MnK.-sLendon does not seem
tb;haye any betiottiisk, than New York
in the milk que, ton. A report was male
to the Poor Law Board Of England, by
Mr.. F. W Russell, superintendent OF
Admiralty Contmcts in London. on the
supply of provisions for the workhouse
of tho metropolis. Fifty.seycn samples
Of milk so supplied wUrn examined by
the most trustworthy processes, and
showed the following rcsults: Only two
samples cimO under the designation
"be,t unskimmel milk - eight were
possibly neither skinned nor watorcd,
but simply nthnr poor BY natute-thAt
is to say, poor MS yielded by the COW:
the remainder were either skinned or
walercd, or both. Ten were found TO be
totally skinned md very largely water
ed, and no lrss than seven samples con.
sisted Of milk 30 per cent, water 90 por
cent. milk anil water half md half.
Mr.. Rowsell observes TINT though no
poisonous or delcterious matter was
found in tho samples collected, diluti0n
or adultemtion with water is shown to
such m extent rs seriously to compro.
mise tile character Of the milk, and TO
make 1t utterly unreliable as food for III.
fants or aged persons. Tho life oil M
infant depends upon the quantum OF
nourisllment in the milk given to it A
list OF tho Prices pail for milk under
workhonse contracts in force last year
shows that the charges made Uttered
greatly the range was from I'D. to Is
per imperial grIlon. Tho list shows
genuine milk supplied Mt Sid. or 0l;and
It shows l0d. charged for milk totally
skinned and very largely watered. an,l
IL. where the cream had been skinned
of md little water added. Io. w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

cHAPrEp HANDS, tacc, rough skin, pinples,
ring.worin, salt-fheum, aud other Cutanoous
affections, cured, and tho akin made roit and
smooth, by using the JuNtPEl Tan soar made
by CAswLLL, HAZARD 4 Co., New York. II Il
moro convenient and easily applied than other
remedies, avoiding tho trouble Of tho grcaBy
compounds now Ia usc.--C6n.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated
have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad
poor appetite, and tongue coated, you arc
suffering from Torpid IiySs or " Bilious.
ness" and nothing will cure SO speedily
and permanently as DIR. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery. SOldby oil Druggists.
MN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

A gentleman In the eastern part Of the State,
who was about having hisleg Aulptitaied on
account Of lts baug bent q right angles and
stiff al the knee, hoard b JolSsos y ASoDYEE
became straight, md Il now az aervicoabls az
tile other s-Com. 4 j3ll on affuN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

CANNING Eoos-All know how to eau
pouches and other frttits;and the canning
If eggs to keep them fresh Is butlittle DIFF
ferenk Place thee eggs In the iar,witl the
largo end down; place tile jarin boiling
water, where let itrmain until the inner
atmosphere Of the jar Is at about. blood
heat, when seal aud remove into cold
water. t3a 70 - 3thAh4i 81
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
Love.

The sea hath iis pearls,
The heavens have their stars,
But my heart, my heart,
Ny heart hAth its l'vc.
Great are the sea and the heavens,
But greater = my heart,
And brighter than pearls or stars
spsrllos and glove my lore.
THU youthful little maiden,
Come to my mighty hesrti
Ny heart and the sea and tho heavens
Arc melting away with love.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

AgreAt many people have asked us Of late,
Sa aOT S D. yS f'H S f horn S a. Sa s.st
thing In tho world give SHsRtpAS's CAVALRY
CONDITION PowDIRS two or three tines q week.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

ADVICE TO TRAvELERs.-WCll, says a
foreign correspondent, give this bit Of
personal experience for the sake Of giving
a piece of good advice, or rather for giving
It force. French landlords are now going
upon the principal Of the Arkansas Bonn
face, who charged S340 for breakfast.
His ordinary price was 81 DAY, but rs It
bad been nearly year since he bad bad a
call, he had TO keep up the expenses oil his
hO,el. Tie best way Tor travellers coming
abroad this season or next, Is TO be IN a
measure independent Of these people. buy
in London q good English luncleUn.basket,
which Il both elegant and easy to carry,
and I'LL 1t in the cities. Every one wants
to see FOhtainCblcau, Saint German,
Saint Cloud, and other historical places,
butino one carGito see them Ut the cost Of
fifteen 10 twenty dollar n head. One
dollar will ill your lnnch-baskCt in Paris.
and by taking an early train You can reach
Fontui blcau In time to SIC tue most re.
markablc part Of the forest before the pal
nee Is opened. Picnic in the woodland
there arc lovely spots for it--viNt the pal
nee at u, then 20 to the other s,je Of the
forest, and take tho evening train back ia
the city. In this way every thing Of note
can he seen, rad one returns without hav
ing the unpleasant sensation oil being rob.
bed. iioSt Engllsbmen do this now, and
II Is if this reason that the "cxpense nj
the hotclsn have to be put upon Americans
and such stray French travileR as can be
caught. II these Americans who arc com.
ing to France this season will profit by
this bit Of advice, | shall have done them
gond service m the score Of morality-lot
bad language is said to be immolal-and
shall have saved him snug sum in gold.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. "Douhtless
Inc Best Cough Medicine inthe wOrld.'-CoD'

A True BaiSani.-pR. WIsTAR's hAtaAN o.
VIM CITnEr 4 tTuly bllsam \ rontAlpa iha BAL
samIe rfseipls o. The Wli uhgFtt The baianle pop
eFtos oftsf ana II pine ~ p lAis
don speedily eliAppear under " bal'amle hnusnss'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

AS QUICK AS A FLASH OF LIGHTNING do,,
Crl,tAdoros REes,iOF Hair v act upon the haT Vhi'-
ksra and mO1itaebos no oaiah tluiA but the puF''t
Raven or the most exquisite Browns yin
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26


Old OtSego county, saysa Utica paper,
hoa,ts n Justice Of the Peace who flashes
ont in the annals of local fame as ar-
raigning himself for de!inquencv.
The Justice Of the Peace referr d to no
mntlef about his name or where lie lie
longs possesses the excellent attributes
Of integrity, ability aud worth, but on
one occasion he forgot his magisterial
integrity. He let down III weak mo.
ment the judicial bars which should
hedge him in and roamel in the field OF
Daccbus. In short, on recent occasion
he imbibed too much strong drink, and
in consequence nwOke with realizing
sense oil that fact next morning.
Now, here wns a pretty go. A Jus.
tice OF the Peace had been on bender,
or part Of one. A man who was mp.
pointed to swing the fail Of justice over
the heads of poor unfortunate fellows
wandering over into the wrong pasture
himsclrl But there ii was. lIolelt re.
minders Of it in the occasional throbs oil
headache. But what was to he done.
The more he viewed il the moro he be.
came Disguised with himself. lie made
mp his mind. He would attend TO his
case. He would vindicatG the outraged
law.
So, Mt the usual hour he entered his
office. He formally opened court, and
tlIGn he called his own name rs defend.
ant in suit in which "tho people,
charged him with nn offence against the
law, went over the circumstances in de-
tail so far rs he could remember them,
read the "tlc statute in such cases made
AMI provided" and then asked the nris.
oner what he Ind to say.
III tho role OF prisoner he pleaded
guilty OF the offence, sail II wasa shame
for man Of his years and position, but
hoped "tho court" wonll not be too Sc.
we're on him, as he wns determined to
re'Orin.
"rhe prisoner will stand up, s.id the
stern old Justice. Then the prisoner
arose.
Nov, " said the Justice, ~ am verv
sorry you have been brought into this
court on n charge which so seriously Of
fects Your good name and standing in
society; you huve set bad example, ind
II yon 20 ON at this rate you will bring
sorrow and disgraco on yourself aud
family. / sentence you TO pay fne Of
SO md COSTS, or to thirty days impris.
Onment in the county jaii.H u
The, "pfisoper" said he would prefer
TO pay the iine-and when tho court
closed, he walked over to the poormaster
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

A SUCCESSFUL 0PERATioN.-Ann Coon.
err, married women. was severely
burned on the breast and neck, a year ago,
and has since been under treatment In
Bellevue Hospital. a now skin wo ID
not form over the burned spots, and the
surgeons decided that her case demanded
a desperate remedy, In June 10, mans
right leg was alnputatcd, and Immediately
after the operation had been performed
Dr. Alexander d. Mott cut OIL from the
stump 80 pieces Of fesL OF the Mzo Of n u,
8 threeccht silver piece and applied them
10 the breast and neck Of Mis-. Cooper.
The process wa, similar ts that Of grating
In tree culture, 0lthC pieces Of flesh thus
grated, So adhered, AID tho Wuman's
health rapidly improved. She M, tap
yesterday, perfectly cured
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

IN ONE TO FIVE MINUTES. Headache. Ea'arhei
NsuIdiiS, Lims Back DiAFrhha, CEonps, kpTaina .na
Al stnlAf eompllinls, on rfiarei ~ flAlEa lnAan'
A'''e" OR MONEY REFUNDED. -0ou,