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ut Is recommended and used by
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The WOndeFTiLL results produced
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tldlsce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, they
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oar Mr.. Han, and their lrepGrG-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22

wire, the length of which was so great
that what he undertook seemed totally
impossible. a roar of derision follow
ed the gymnast's departure, but SpFes-
emily fears fof the safety ld 4 tellQg
creature thus perilously suspended over
the raging waters begot a better feeling.
If he fell, he must almost certainly per
ish. The river was tearing along at a
tremendous rate, and, what with the
width and the velocity rpf the current,
the strongest SWIMMER would have no
chance with lit. Some of the miners
ran down the banks far below the wire,
hoping to find boards orfopes to thrust
into the stream and increase Wards
chance of saving himself when he
should fall, He had now arrived at
near the middle, and suddenly he paus-
led, hanging fifty feet4above the water.
The blood Of the spectators Chilled with
horror. 1t was evident the man was
exhausted, apd ! must drop intoy the
river. He hung sFaigbte and streight-
er, and at last one arm dropped nerv-
E6uslE EbS HSsidei GhSfe was groan
of sympathy, and all eyes strained at
,the eohiing catastrophe.
Suddenly the "Olympian acrobat,
with ayell:o "Hoop, lap sprung to the
top Of the wire and stood there calmly
on one leg. Had :his Satanic Majesty
unexpectedly presented himself to the
gaping miners they could not have been
more astonished. Immediately after,
Ward executed his hornpipe on the wire
hung of by one foot, then by his chin,
and cut other stounding. capers, each
more1 1ncrelib@ than tae.dthsr. S5eru-
saleh % At last. .bAst frdmS o5e 6ohest
miner of wider show-shop experience
than his fellows, .'derh ny skfh ef it
amt that erecircus actor kseen Down to
Erisco.n Ward went onrhisssFay to
sqocate', rejoicing. EOf course the re-
turns Of the nep Led ere dfsRecula-
tive richness, and OF course all the Cali
fornia papers ring with the fame of the
agile gentleman who "does the Zam-
pill" Such is the advantage in aurifer-
pgs countries of being an "Olympian
acrobat" 1t isthe happy fate of Cali
fofiato bufsfip all other regions, and
eertaihlg Blohdin, III all his glory,
never, in its practical results, at least,
got, son to string" to such good pur7I
psse asttIis,ini3J Doa9 - iIS|
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2nttrg.

y 1ie Chronicle.
n.,. Is IT sSLNs HA
on, isit SD ioTneto think
Ofone that see meth blest,
Although another won the hand,
While the heart possessed7
And is it sin for me to feel
The love dare not own?
And can 1 tear from out my heart
The image from its throne9
ohwhy is it that unto some
Who care not to possess,
Are giv'n the things that unto some
Would bring true happinessi
An cruel fatei thai bids me seal -
The secret In my breast
On. loving heart, I pine for thee;
Myspirit knows no rest.
Memory now viii oflen turn
Back 20 the happy past,
And bring fheprecious moments near, =
That were TOO bright to last q
But now It is gone, how hard indeed }i.-
The thought. "Itmight have been;"
And lonely must still loyeon, &
Nor think it is a sin. Il sErf = y
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GRANTSoN6:
AE s1a1s Hr6Oiidsbs Jugl

Horace Greeley IS the Rebels tool
To bring rs under secesh rulese 6I1C n
But we win show him by our vote
We can't be caught by an old white coat.
CHORUS :-Ha, ha, ha. do MT you see.
Wewill vote for General g.?
Grant has tanned the rebel crew
He.can whip old Greeley too.
Horace climbed a secesh tree,
And thought that Preside Mt he would be:
He crxwled out on liberal limb,
And whscked II oH-but Il fe1I with him.
cHoRUs;7 Sc
New Hampshire first showed It was true,
Connecticut and Rhody too; ez@.ssy
Oregon next wheeled into line.
And At lazt We heard from North Caroline.
B. Gratz Brown andan old white hat
Are nothing burcroR oaDemocrat;
But they are hungry. ana cramit down. ~
Though soft shell crabs distress Gratz Brown
Jef Dav is traded his crinoline
For Fort Monroe and thonght it fine;
But Greeley took HIM to his heart
Such loving friends should ne yer part. r
Let Sumner roar and rave and rant,
Because the country goes for Grant.
Summer plays a childish game 4 -
The colored folks all think the same.
The people are not reldy yet
To pay on any rebel debt, = - ~ iis1
Our Southern bfethern cannot win,
And shaking hands is quite too thin.
We III payout.debts, NOW thatlfs clear, - q
A hundred millions every year.
Thirteen millions Johnson paid,
Bat Grant has Knocked him into the shade
Grant rubs out the Z. K. Khan,
The country IS free for every man;
We are at peace with al the world, 3.
In every CLINE our nagl 4 nnfutlsA. i 9ginil
CHoRUs:-Ha, ha, IA |! DO n,ts sm ses4iull
We Will vote for General G.9
- Grant has tanned tke rebsisl back
: 4rd ne cantan old 6h4praqthek
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HoUstK EEs1ss HEars.-If brooms

RoUsEK EEfIFs HHTs.-If brOoms
are wet in boiling suds once week
they will become yety toqghSs win not
cut the carpet, last much longer, and
EaIwags sweep ike new broom. . "A
very dusty carpet may be, cleaned by
setting a pail of cold water ont
BY the door, wetthe broom init, knock
out the drops, sweep yard or so, then
wash the broom again as before, and
sweep again, being careful to shaks.of
adj the drops, and not sweep far. at a
time. The water may need to- be
changed once or twice if the. carpet is
very dusty, Snow sprinkled over "a
carpet swept Of before 1t has time
to melt and dissolve, is also nice for rem
ovating soiIea carpet, Moistened In
dian meal is used with good effect by
some housekeepers. ( ,ss.r5ft . e'7sI -5ll
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22
SHALL WE GRIND GRAINFoR Cows,

SHALL w WEJRlNDGhA bOfS SOWSs
"A Sdrres pondent. says .nfa cow in
chewing her cud thro VS. up all she eats
and chewS Il 8: i!,' !. 4{ 2 otsee
where the ADVANTAGE IA III s;fttiiIg corn
ground at ali to feed Illuminating ami
malsU iTH9pfpoff sofs tEa5I hast pud-
ceW.s Feed her qnJWhDle,corr1, and you
will fnd that even iHtTice chewing
she did but ind ifelent work, and that
much of the grain in her feed is passed
id whole Kernels. Grind her corn for
her, and a smaller quantity will nour-
ish her as well. More hogs can be fat
tened after animals fed on yWhole,coFn
than afte; the same number fed on,
meal. J. f1asfly,;try The Eeohipafative ex4
pafiha6atz zhnd ekaetly the saRSe'eifA
eumstanees, and you will satisfy your
self. - =.
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.HoWspo KEEP 4cE Make a double
bpck etbf strong, woole1 cloth, no. mat
ter heweoar,se and faded 1t is. HAYES a
space of two ineheslor SO between the
innef and outer pocket, and pack this
space as full as possible with feathers.
Yoa-taSe no need touse geesefestheH8
Hens fsaahers VIII dontust as wei.
WITH q p5cket thus constructed' and
Kept closely tied at the mouth, q few
pounds Of ice may Bs Kept ofsr ;ffr' lover.a q ara,
,s,eaIesYsiIsI gis3sii.stansi s1F TkoaFT sdI 20
~ ~ sasz sGlsd zilGRfsHn. 01G sinsessIs.f.
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Blythe abpliiiohp EheI iIap0st duty
lon tea and.coffee, it, is calculated the
Ecost Of these articles to consumers will
Ib6reduced about fifteen cents per pound
for tea, and Eve cents for coffee. . The
tbill goes into effect the first Of July
next, and Il. will not be.a great while
latter tkattilI the elfull bensft lbis tliis
lust and timely rhea.dre ailI be fslt Ii
texery household. By these two items
alone ttsI 6byetnnent ifeEenhe1 Is ne
daced thirty millions. There is hardly
la poor family IN theland, that Twill not
be favorablyi affected blythe change.
And should the English market, pour
its stofesSinto thiA country, d - satils7
Ipated it will do still further reduc-
ton Of prices will be brought about.
Another good result will be to to- lower
the pticeQf tea and coffee inthe restau1
rants. Families will also be enabled
to dispense with the use of achickory
and enjoy pure coffee. These sbenefits
are all of a practical nature and ia a,
greater or less degree will come direct
ly home.
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Buckingham's Dye.
I FOR THE WHISPERS.

80 As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
; Whislers, we have prepared this
:, ,dye,,in one preparation which will
quickly and efeetually accomplish
this result. It is, easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither;rub nor wash off, Sold by.
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by e. p. RAIL-, & CO.,
. A2ird NASHUA! NH. . sri ~
Sold IN ST. Clairsville, Ohio. by
III. Patterson
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N RIVAL OF BLoNDTx.


Eyerybody remembers when the
"Great Blondin" amazed the world by
crossing Niagara on a wire 1T was the
time when poor Artemus Ward, full o.
admiratle'lnI II'll Of 80 grand 2 feat in bis
own 1qgshoa line, apotmphised the
performance In the line beginning in
this way - s..s..s's - a'.s.1 "a: {,
IllustriCus stranger. r.enterprising Frenchnan
was u sai wnas fus' got you on 70 stringi
Whetner @ Bionalnl dia It for love or
nlones, nls -. OlDu nln lane' ane
s ..s s''.ss s.uens y z ooi,sehiai
n - a ..,s oesh ,sl1s y ll euhiiy sue
80 - e., =. : !. y q :, = we, is's'in
.lolu 'ns saA.. l.as.elseo papers, reJoices
~ ..n1 sns e.s.aus..enU - .oeln known q
Inc elyIlaes iiopogra pnicai, oIyn--
pan q 1900. ss Mucn no uoansis 1l1 8. 2
1o y =, q ~. anSwesiaa t1ils
uescf.p.ion, ala n.. Malds peIIorn-
, ~uos -n1'' 0o 'S''iou ianiy ssz H'o tne
ma =. .s,f1 'sss9 e a.as.ssi !, .--F-s e
1t appears shas q gentleman OF san
FRANCISCO, very much interested in
mining proaerty, lately. visited Chinese
camp, fueiumneC County, to inspect a
new quartz ieoge. he was struck By
Its promises and 4 When z q one Of the own
ers OF q nelghbolng claim told him
that In a day or two they were to try an
extension on the AuasF the original
mine, ana that ms name am .'s should be put
down, Hohe wished, as one OF the spec
ulators, ne eagerly assented. 3 ETois -:
Next day hereturned to San Fran
cisco. and quickly had assays made of
samples of ore from the "Atlas" mine
These proved extremely rich, and in
creased his satisfaction ab0ut the exten-
sion. But time wore on. and he heard
nothing from Shusse Sqamgy 4AqC pei
gan TO iear uiae-his new acquaintance
there meant to shake him; On consult
ing with some Of hls Eiends.3he was
ADVISED 10 SEND q capable man AN tothe
spot to represent his Interests, and to
settle independently on the promising
region, II expedlent. The person Sc
lected'Was MI. w ara, VINO was net u1-
Wiling v, reils'si, hiiliselI Dy a VEGA
'ion ilo,ii iiis 'lole'sloli9h n.s iaOors' anq ~
aocep' ing ons. W oeins one VI 'fet tos
ca.oiS' anu nav. 1asillg i,iS expenses aiu,
win otner grauncatlons, IN conslaeEas
i'm Of Iwrrr kTrnFN III reNru H. a.
sioli ol v'slelhe aa 8. oninese ~ lamp On ar
irving, ne soon .ouno tnaf II would De
neeoiul 70 aet ssi1n l1d great promptness ~
tne lnaller, y al an, ana 9tnat ne must
immeaiateiy locate az the claim: m In iact
ne ana certain adverse parties found.
themselves together the very next
morning pushing for the banks iefl a
stream whicn must pe crossed 70 get To-
the grounds OF the proposed location. q
The Others knew Wards object, and
were resolved to head him of. On get
ting close to the river, it was found
that all the adventures were beaded
of together. In short there had been
heavy rains, andin consequence fresh,
ct had swept away the only bridge by
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S&2zx-6-G--s->s>= n gfF-ff Hfst = fFffft
Every year increases thepopulari- !
ty-of this valuable Hair Preparation; J.
which iis' due to- merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that It is
kept fully up to its high Standard !.
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation fer restoring, GRAY,
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
] The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1tfemoves all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hairNglands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger, In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create q new growth, except in
extreme old age. It is the most eco.
no1nical HAIR DREssiNG ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. a, Hayes, MD,
State Assayerof Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the BEST PBEPA-
RATION for its intended purposes.n'.
Sold by al Druggists, and Dealers d, Medicines.
t'tl ~ Prfoe Ono Dollar. @
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chicEens wiffbS awful aaThe
after the Zlthief. August j .akhla lfi

i.gPrairie chicke1s viii be awful aaiaIs
after the Zlthiof Augast4 4 j LakAAAsl
General John A. Dix, having been in
.pited TO address a Greeley and Brown
BEoWns meeting at Hancock, n. ~, has
writtsRva lengthy letter annotfncihg
Alsptehtion t4 support Grant. + g ti9s'GI 81
"a man IN; Michigan was Killed by
feWenights since, while in
bed asleep. His wife, who was sleeping
With him, knew nothing of the occur
renee until she. awq1egquite late in the
morning and fodnd him dead, -, :, - ~ -
ss.In Switzerland, "a n1flknaid no is a
good singer gets more salary than 9th. /
ers, because under the Influence ofmt-'
Sic cows agive down" better and give
4 more i milk FssterP deiEyN Nea. esw
,MuEzle yJdt dig ! ftPut the muzzle
just behind theear and pullthei trigger
No dog .maEzled in this way ever bit
anybody.
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N
Its the only form Sfins trIimentyet invented with
4 which 1uid medicine can be carried hiQh I'D and
psusR gltt to All parts Of the affected nasal Ias-
II tyfith sores and Ulcers frec uentIy eist
AMI ron w,ia6atfccai&tfia discharge generally pr-
cesls. The a1t Of success in treating Cstarrh here
tofJ-s h1S arisen largely from the impossbity OF
nasgigS =; neicS 10 thesn- cavities land chambers
by' 'sy df me ccslInary; methols This obstacle in
sziay sfrI4ttiae eufes 4 eaiily Overcome Sy tie
f9d1 Fa e !lga f fse owa asS T% ans az s15a 2s
ing o. pumping being Tedrred) b One fiostr in fnli
sasf l2yyi1 stEsaR 70 tse hIshest poEtisH oflhe
t4etsb eSlhd cranbers eannectef thofGKith and
eBt thenpposite lostflL "a sgseis pleasant and
70 f1sffie that'a eniif can uhtlerstdnd it Full
ahdEo gpilcfSs ID eads oSss accom- psny each
instrument. When used with this instruments Dr.
S1ge'S Catarrh Remedy cures recent attacks OF
"GaIs III, the EEcnd - by a few applications
symptoms OF E.i ia sfsa.- Frequent head
ache discharge falling into throat, sometimes pro-
fuse lyptes, ttIs fnuc,s, prruient offensive, &C.
In others drznets, dry Est!ehSy, weak gSr Unframed
Hngins deafness, hawking and coughing to
cleaf Throat ulceratipns- scabs from ulcers, ypce
altered nasal twahg, offensive breath, impaired OF
tbtahdeppvstion of sense OF smell and taste dizz
ness, mental depression less; of appetite indiges-
tion, ENLARGED tohsils, tickling cough, &e Only 4
feT of these symptoms are likely to be present in
AS r p.ss sase,s seas Catarrh emody when n.es
with DIR. Pie rcessN asaf Do NC he, and accom-
psnnd with the constitution treatment which is
lie 81 he Kennedy Is pret tpecac pee fdr this fis os sGs
seHedisease and tho proprietor offers in good 1ifh
$500 reward fra case he can not cure. The
ksneqy 1s mid an,l pleasant to nse containing no
Remedy Us sold at50 cents bonehe at so cents by
AID al DFSgSss1s, Or e. etssF win be mailed bzprO
-lnfbaW Q R.Y. P5ERCE. M. d. n
; -t,ls.g .a Ro1 aisiG3l Sole Rroprietouir q /
ya,.4 :yi;l.don eiit enai'BqFFALo. N Z.
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h GratzI Brown-llas BEEN n'sindispesed''
'agaih, this time in Kentucky. 6Gfatz
is alWays disposed whenever be sets
Within range of a bottle! He is( (tafIis-
posed. to leave it, ,Toledsi Blades
! Lean name a dozen Substantial fnea,.
Democrats; who are going for Grant 70
'one Republican who will follow SUM
ner.-C CWashingt ngtonAcorrespondences NJ
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h 1A-dOoE LAVA OIhEAMS.-lH6 lava
streams FsR4tlT fQwihg from 1M6hnt
Vesi Il i ghlh been describeda as frsbh-
ingtorrants. The rate of flow how
ever did not exceed a,0Op feet per hour,
and theayenge depthpf the streans
was about SIXTEEN feet. A very exact
notionj tits said, may be formed of the
lava streams by imagining wall def
gAs coke, red within, = black without
pushed forward BY additions from bel
hind always cracking and falling over
the top, new in bits asIlarge'as a. wall
nut, ana then ina large q isashaggys, piece i1ie
as long asa MANS body, forming A re-
sistless,i blaok avalanche. The air
above was qhivering ngaWith the heat
and no a noise was heard except the,
Cracking of the vast '.eoke'' field, pcca-
sionaily disturbed by the thunder of
the mountain as shower Of stones and
ashes was forced through the 'gdIiet of
the crater. ~ fs1iegs3 sEals lfs u se.silasB /
raE. $50. .aa.. q
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An amateur Ffarmerswings theseythe
lWfth one hand and bears aloft his trusty
Iltmbrella with the other. The doctors
are SAID to sit upon the fence and watch
with unselfsh interest, and even the
potato bugs drop their nplenents. OF
toll to watch the energetic agricultural
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Nebraska, October {,
Ohio, October 8, s,7i.g,I .iasp.7a.li ilNIyh =
Pennsylvania, Octobsrs 81 a'a a. ,.,s.., =
South Carolina, October 16, l7'..,,ls .,' :
West virginia, October pa -, 49, -
Alabama, November 81 =. i .lllsf l.,,i's.a
Arkansas November 5, * ~ inehsSs 'i ss
Delaware, November 5,,,. e 9,,.a.l.s as,als !. I
Florida, November S. i,soTils;i s.ii e q, s'.l. y
Georgia, November 5, s,le-r,s lli@ ), 3
Illinois, November-5, S,aa !, risl is. Il
KANSAS, November 70 s4'i d ''''i' ''''f''
Louisiana, November 8 ,f@is sE'on7Glg g,
Maryland, November 5,
Massachusetts,, November 5,-------------
Michigan, November 5, at-h AsAf- h
Minnesota, NovembeE5,
MisissiaRis November 5s1unpE m
Missouri, November 5, .ct1i1o@ d "
Nefada, November S,Ak 4 Ya,NaEAI
New Jersey, November, ,5,,.,,,.
Ne E.York, November .. q ''A'o
Tennessee, lNoyember 5a.AakY
Virginia, November 8,
Wisconsin, November 5, "a
Arizona Territory, November s,aag II
District of Columbia, November q.
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i'm alEthe States ppgthe 9Th day of: 40
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