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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-29

No. l Herring, in half barrels, for
sale at Edwards.
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N E" Ao-A TO TIE PUBLIC.
Having rebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
Ny old Stand in GlonVille,
Lana now prepared TO accommodate the
public In a comfortable and substantial
inanuer-both man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would respectfully
solicit a call from my old customers and
tho public generally. 81, RuDDELL,
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For Judge.

We arc authorized to annodnco JOHN
BRANNoE, ESQ, a candidate for Judge Of
the propoEcd Judicial Circuit 10 DO COM
posed Of the counties of Randolph, Tucker,
Barbour, Lewis, HrbsIcr, Gilmer, Preston
aud Upshur
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Monuments,
iHttNtSI
HsadstoHes.
LeNcrinq.

and all other carved and plain work done
on,hc shortest notice.
Designs aud prices may be seen on ar'
pllcaiiSn. julylo.ly
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Conc, lot US try some of der Prince.
Eureka Pop, at the Brick Shanty.
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r oIENzo D. sTRADER,
TosEPH A. WATSON,

p A ] N T E Il,
Weston, W, Va.
Parties in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing taeir houses, signs, or furniture
painted will do wGllto communicate with
ne Sbeforegoing elsewhere. PapCr.haugiug
and withdrawing promptly attended to.
Terms moderate; and all work warranted
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JUDICIAL SALE.
100 ACRES OF LAND,
and also tract Of land containing
DD5 ACRES

Z2O AOltES,
both tracts lying in the said county Of Cal
houn, on the souihsd Of the Little Kama
VIVA River, for more particular deacrip-
ton Of which reference Il made to the bill
and roeGCdings of tho chancery cause OF
said John Hoffman against Peter Johnson,
and to the cause first above mentioned.
The whole Of said land will first be Offer
cd for sale, aud If sufficient bid therefor Is
not received, 1t will then DO Offered in lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms Of Sac.
A credit of one and two years will DO
given-the purchaser being required to ex.
ecu,c bonds with good security, for the pur.
chase money, bearing interest from date, aud
u lien will be retained on ihclAnd as a fur.
ther security.
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u. y. rtENlSG. n. ". BENNETT
ELEMING & BENNETT,

GLENTILLE, Giimer, Co., ". Va.
Practice IN The Circuit Courts Of Gilmer
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended to.
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THoMAs A. BRADFORD,
Attorney at Law,
PHLLLIPPI, Barbour &C., W Va,
Practices In the State and Federal
Courts, All business promptly attended
to.
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TINE WESTON
CIGAR FACTORING. 1Oi.
The undersigned will offer for sale
ClGARS-Fine Connecticut, different
prices.
TIPS-Thc best in tho market
sToGTEs-Tho best in tho State, tho
best in tho United States, aud the
best in the World.
SMOKING TOBACC0-Pride Of
Durham, FL LassO, I,ynchburg Dick
Tator, Sailos Delight, &c.
CHEWING TOBACC0-No l Elmo
Grnvely, Fine Cut, Navy, Shiul;
Bright and Tronside.
SCOTCH SNUFF, 80.
PIPES, &C., 80.
"Quiok Sales and Small Profits"
shall DO my Motto.
Come one como nil,
And give inc call.
ROBERT j. JUFER,
Main Street, Weston. one door above
Ralstou's Jcwolry Store.
June 24.3m
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w G. L. ToTTEN,
wv. Attorney at Law,
B6CKHANly0N, Upshur Co. ". Va
Practices 10 The Circuit Courts Of UpshuF
aud adjoining counties. Special attention
paid to collections.
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A new and full supply Of Queens
ware at the lowest rates at EdScrds
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Ng. ANDERSON,
yTTM. DELBRlDGE,

MO INFLUENTIAL MASON
Weston, W. Va.
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ID G. LINN,
IL. -At1oRsEY At Jaw
GLENHLLLE, W. VA,
r9etices In the State and Federal Courts
Az business entrusted 10 my care will re-
eeiVS my prompt attention.
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:TAs' W, woFFlvDls,
n AIRY PUBLIC
Weston, w Va

Acknowledgements and Dispositions IA.
ken. ! eau DO found at all ,lrneS M NV q I.
fee, opposite the Court House, Pattley in
The country, desiring my services, can Ia
accommodated. ! keep on hand at all times
blsnk deeds ofall kinds.
JAS, W. woFFlNDlS.
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Patton AmGHRR.SOun

General James Patton Anderson, of the
Confederate army, died at his residence
near Memphis, Tennessee, Friday morning
last, after brief illness. He was a brave
and meritorious officer, and frequently dis
tingulshed himself in the field. At Shiloh,
where, under the peerless Albert Sidney
Johnston, he commanded a mixed brigade
composed OF Louisianians, Floridians and
Texans, he was conspicuous for his per-
sonal gallantry, and contributed largely to
the brilliant result of the first DAYS victory
He was shortly after that engagement pro
NOTED to the command of the division va
Gated by the removal of Gen. Hindman
west of the MIssissi ppi, and in all the sub
sequent campaigns under Bragg, Hood
and Johnson, he bore a prominent part
The Herald, in noticing his death, says
He served in the war against the Union
behaving with great ability. A Confederate
dispatch speaks Of him in these terms :
"Major General Patton Anderson, one of
the bfavest, coolest and most skiiiful of
our young officers, has been assigned to
the command of the Florida district,
whittier he has proceeded" He graduated
at West Point from the State of Tennessee,
and separated from the Union army, in
which his promotion was satisfactory, on
the declaration of the war of secession.
General Anderson attained the rank of
chief Of Hindman's division, Hoods army,
in August, 1864. He was severely wounded
in the head at the battle of JonesborO',
and arrived in Americus, Ca, some short
time subsequently. At later date Gen
eral Anderson was relieved of his COM
mand in florida and to Tennessee. A
Union officer, writing at Jacksonville, Fla,
on the It'll of April, 1864, spoke of the
Generals action in the following words
Major General Patton, commanding the
Confederate forces i'll East Florida, sent
Yesterday to our lines flag of truce cover
General Hatch. Accompanying the letter
he sent a complete list Of our wounded in
his hands, so prepared as to show the
character Of their wounds, &c. He also
expressed the hope that such list might
be the means OF allaying anxiety OH the
part of the friends and families of the
wounded prisoners. Most glad am l to
chronicle an act so courteous and humane
as this, albeit a rebel general is its author"
He maintained his character for dash,
generosity and love of his fellow-men to
the last
We were for time a member of his
brigade and in frequent intercourse with
him, and never, III our varied experience
in camp have we met truer gentleman or
more perfect soldier. lie was friend and
father to his men, rather than their COM
mander. May the earth rest lightly upon
thee, Patton Anderson!
"SIeep, soldier! still in honored rest;
Your truth and valOr wearing;
The bravest are the tendereSt,
The loving are the daring"
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CRUDE TURPENTINE.-All the inf1uen-
ces operating upon this particular quality Of
naval stores during the past week, have been
favorable to prices. The firmness noted at the
close of our review continued up to Tuesday,
when hard advanced Is cents. On Wednesday
yellow dip and virgin further advanced Is
cents. To-day Thursday the continued ad-
vance of rosins, and the strong tendency of
spirits turpsntine have given strength to the
undertone of the market, and prices have adj
vanced IS cents yellow dip and virgin
The receipts have fallen Off to an extent
that there is a scarcity of crude material for
manufacturing purposes, and some of the city
distilleries do not run more than half their
time. At present there is heavy export de-
mand current, and large quantity of the re-
ceipts 60 to fill these orders. The receipts for
the week ], 29O bbls against 2,495 bbls for last
week, is a falling off of ,2O5 bbls. The exports
were very heavy, and the stock in market is
very light. The market closes firm at % 25 for
hard, and s. 80 for yellow dip and virgin. The
sales for the week were as the following table
will show.
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ON A TRAIN.
HINTS AS TO TIE CONDUCT OF PASSEN-
GERS BY RAIL.


From the Fat Contributors Saturday Night
Always attend to checking yourself. If
you feel like swearing at the baggage
master, check yourself. If you havn't
trunk full of clean clothes to check, you
at least should be adequate to a check
shirt.
When you vacate your seat for a mo-
ment, leave plug hat in the seat. Some
one will come along and sit down on it,
thereby preventing your hat from being
stolen.
Passengers cannot lay over for another
train without making arrangements with
the conductor. If a man has been on a
''train" for week or so, no conductor
should allow him to lay over for another
on any account.
Ladies without escort in travelling should
be very particular with whom they become
acquainted. They needn't be so particu-
lar with those with whom they are unac-
quainted.
Keep your head and arms inside the car
windows, if you would keep your head and
g carry arms"
Never talk on politics, it encourages
some " nimshl to take vote of the pas
s9ngers.
No gentleman will occupy more than one
seat at time, unless he be twins.
A gentleman should not SPIT tobacco
Juice in the cars where there are ladies'
He can let drive out of the car window
while the train is at station, if the plat
form is crowded.
Always show your ticket whenever the
conductor asks for it. If you get out of
humOr about it, don't show it.
Never smoke in car where there are
ladies. Get the conductor to turn the
ladies out before your lighting your cigar
Never use profane language in the car.
Go out on the platform. Profanity is new
er thrown away on brakeman.
If you cannot sleep yourself, do not dis
turb the "Sleepers."
Lookout for pickpockets. Pickpoclets
are never in the car, you know, as You
have to took ont for them.
Provide yourself with sleeping berths
before starting. No careful man will start
on journey without a good supply Of
sleeping berths. n. Il. Those put up in
flat bottles are the best, as they are easily
carried in the pocket
Always be at the railroad station in good
time to take the train. Better be an hour
too early than minute too late, unless you
are on your way to be hanged.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 25-6 P. NJ
Money active ct to per cent. Sterling Ex-
change dull at 1918 to 1913. Government Sc
curities steady at slight declsne. State bonds
dull and steadp.
Gotten steady-sales of ,807 bales Uplands
1SA cents Orleans 1873 cents. Flour inactive
and shade easer-common to fair extra ST 20
to $40 good to choice $40 so to SI2 so. Wits
key OK to 924 cents Wheat unchanged and
firm-freights check the export demand. Corn
in fair demand with some enquiry for future
delivery. Rice quiet. Nets Pork steady. Beet
dull. Lard heavy. Naval Stores firm. Tai
low lower at 80 to 94 cents Freights active
and frmer.
Sales OF cotton to-day for future delivery were
5000 bales as follows: September 1877 to 1SG5
October, IS 1-16 to 10 3-16 November, IS 3 &c
IS GIG; ecember, 1879 to IS 9-16; January,
1873 to 10; February, 1873 to 1875 March 10
1916 to 81 April 2O2s to 2OX.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-In the early
part of the tpast week nothing of importance
transpired to interrupt the uniformity and reg
ularitY OF prices, and the daily transactions
were free st So cents. To-day Thursday at
the close of our report q better feeling has
arisen, and prices have advanced 1 cent, with
a firm market, an d holders asking higher figures
The receipts are gradually decreasing, aud for
the week were s,l86 casks against 1926 casks for
last week. The exports for the week were
1884 casks against 1896 casks for last week,
showing decrease of 24O casks in receipts, and
an increase of 1, 118 casks in export. Il he stock
in market is gradually decreasing The mar
ket closes to-day firm at 50 cents. The sales
for the week were as the annexed table will
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Half Alive.

1t is a sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habltHal
condition is of languor and debility. They
{ mplain OF no specific disease; they suffer no
Festive pain, but they have no relish for any
thing which affords mental or sensuous pleas
ure to their more robust and energetic fellow
beings.
In nine cases out OF ten this state of lassitu lie
and torp9r arises from morbid stomach. In
digestion destroys the energy of both mind and
body. When the waste of nature is not sup
Piled by a due and regular assimilation of the
food, every organ is starved, every function in
terrupted
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumst ances of depression The system
needs rOusing and strengthening; not merely
for an hour or two, to sink afterwards into
mere piiable condition than ever las it assured
y would do if an ordinary alcoholic stimulant
were rcsorted to), but radically and perma-
nrEtly.
How is this desirable object to be accom-
pushed? The answer to this question, found
on The unvarying experience OF a quarter OF
century, is easily given. Intusc new yigor
> TO the dig astiyt GRAMS by course of Hostel
'eF' Stomach BittarS. DO not waste time in
'lHtniStering temporary remedies, but make
+tN'- III w by ltCatCTA;ln5 TIE FOUNTAIN
Aet1 OF ply >ical strength and energy, the great
"rRah upon which all the other organs depend
l u their nurture ami support.
By the me that a dozen doses of the great
vegetable tonic and iuvigorant have been taken
the feeble frame Of the dyspeptic will begin to
Ieel its benign influence. Appetite will be Gre
atc'i, aud with appetite the capacity to digest
what 1t Graves. Pcrsavcre until the cure is
cDmpiete-untii healthful blood, fit to be the
material OF flesh and muscle, bone and nerve
and brain, flows through the channels of circu-
lltion, instead OF the watery pabulum with
which they have heretofore been imperfectly
nom j>hrI.
scPt2i })7-deodIw &w1t
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
CoAsrw lsE-Schr Ben Borland, Blaidsdell,
New York, o G Parsley.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Barry Bros.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely. Philadelphia,
Worth 81 Worth.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore,
A d CaZaux.
Schr Lillian. Davis, Beaufort, n c. Master.
Schr Martha Davis, Davis, Elizabeth City,
DeROSSet 81 Co.
Schr Fairfield, Roberts, Fairfield, DeROsset
& Co.
German Barque Juno, Lndt, Boston, Master.
CLEARED.
Steamship Lucille, Price, Bal
timOre, A ID CaZauX.
Schr Edith May, Gross, Boston, Harriss &
Howell.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Hattriek, Providence,
r |, Harriss & Howell.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York,
Barry Bros.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Philadelphia,
Worth & Worth.
Brig IsOld, Snowman, Boston, G q Barker
& Co.
FOEEIGN-Spanish Barque Ul, GOTTA, Ham
burg, Willard Bros
Norwegian Brig Diana, Jonnassen, Cork for
orders, Heide Bros.
(Br) BarQuentine Elizabeth Taylor. Proctor,
Liverpool, Wick Il Mebane.
OBJ Brig Neptune's Car, Pike, Liverpool,
j Il Blossom & Evans
Brig Surf, Ryfkogle, London, Williams &
MurchiSOn.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for the Cure of Scrofulous faint, Rheuma-
tism, White Swelling, Gout, GOitre, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility and
all diseases arising from an impure con-
dition of the Blood.
The merits of this valuable preparation are
so we'll known that passing notice is butneccs-
sary to rCmine the readers of this journal of the
necessity OF always havinEa bottle of this medi-
cine among their stock OF famiiy necessities.
Certificates can be presented from many lead
ing Physicians, Ministers, and heads OF tamil
les throughout the South, iHdorsing it in the
highest terms. The fiujd Extract Of RoSddaliS.
DR.. Is. WILSON CAEIc, Of EaItir.orc, gays
che has used it in cases OF ScvUiUla and other
diseases with much satisIa elton.
DIR. II. G. PUGFI. OF Baltimore, recommends
ii 10 all persons suffering with disc"S2it Blood
saying il is SuIcii"f % Any preparation lie has
ever used.
REV. DhENi.1 BALI, at t'G Baltimore NJ.
T. Conference f5Outh, S,1 he has been so much
brne Tilted by lis use that he chc0rfuIy recon-
mends it 10 al his friends ard acqualitances.
CRAVEN s. co, Druggists, at q ordomsyilic
Va. say il never failed IL Siyc satisfaction.
SANI'I &. MGfaHDEN, MurfrceSboro, Ten
ncsSt'r, saws ii cured him OF Rheumatism when
all else failed.
Did our space admit, could give you tcsti-
mOnia!s from every State in the South from
persons known 10 every man, woman and child
either personally or bT regulations.
Kosada's Is sold by all Druggists.
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EXPORTS
COASTWISE.

MISUNDERSTANDING Luciile-99 bales cot
ton 312 casks spirits, 4t7 bbls rosin, 100 do tur-
pentne, 168 do tar, 1920 bushels peanuts, "a
empty beer kegs, 8 pkgs mdse, IS, 942 feet lum-
her.
Boston-Schr Edith May-S0, PIG feet lumber,
315 bushels peanuts
Providence, r I-Schr Sarah Bruen- 200, 1913
feet lumber.
New York-Steamshp RegulatCr-891 bales
cotton, % bbls turpentine 65 casks spirits, 576
bbls rosin, 165 bushels peanuts, 43 ties rice, 40
bales sheetipg, &c pkgs merchandise.
Enthusiastically Rebecca Ciyde-l11
casks spirits, 100 bbls turpentine. $50 do rosin.
3l7 do tar, IS do pitch, 100 bales cotton, $50
bushels peanuts, 1000 feet lumber, SO empty
ale kegs, 26 pkgs merchandise.
Philadelphia-St Pioneer-135 casks
spirits, 500 hbls rosin. ia do tar, 10 do pitch
PSI bales cotton, $500 bushels peanuts, 38 empty
ale kegs, 15.tons old iron, pkgs merchandise.
BostOn-Brig Isola-1,182 bbls rosin, 2I5
casks spirits turpcntine.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

At Smthville, on the 4th instant, ALMA
MOORE, infant daughter OF w. j. and Salie
G. Potter, aged year and days.
In this city, the 18th Instant, at IN
O'CLOCK. of typhoid fever, HENEY IIAAK, il,
aged % years, months and % days.
Departed this life, at his residence in Dupliu
county. OH September I'd, 1872, JAMES Is.
JUDGE, aged St years.
In the death Of Mr.. Judge this county has
lost one of its most aged, upright and re- pee ed
citizens. Strictly honest in all his dealings
with his fellOw-men, and kind and obliging rs
a neighbOr, he retained, III remarkable de
gree. the cnnfi1cn"n and friendship OF the com
m nifty i'll which Ii lived up to his death:
Con-.
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.

Quarters, 81 so.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
always drawn at the time named, and all
drawings are under the supervision of sw0rn
com miSsioners.
81 The official drawing will be publi shed in
the St Louis papers, and a copy sent to pur-
thascrs Of tickets
~ We will draw similar scheme the last
fay OF every montI during the year 1872
~ Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for a ciI-
tular. Address,
fURRAY, MILLER e. CO.,
Post once Box 2416. ST. LOUIS, Mo
april 10 166-dtEw- cod Tues. Thu rs.Sa at
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DIR. TUFTS SnrsapariIIa and Queens
Delight.

Delight.
This valuable preparation combines all the
Medicinal virtues which long experience has
proven to possess the most safe and efficieR
Alternative and deobstruent properties for the
cure of Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Swellings,
Ulcers, Cancerous and Indolent Tumors, Mer
curial and Syphilitic Affections, Enlargement
and liberation of the Bones, Glands, OF the
Womb, Spleen aud Kidneys; all the various
Diseases of the Skin, such as letter, Ring
worms, Boils, Pimples, Sore Eyes, &c; Ner-
vous Affc ctions, Oropsy, and all diseases origi-
mating from a deIraved state of the Blood.
Also, many affections peculiar to Femal. s, as
Suppression, Irregularity, Leucorhhea or
Whites, Sterility, Ovarian and Uterine Dropsy,
g.. 1t is purely vegetable.
When using DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills, no re-
straint of diet or occupation is necessary. You
may eat or drink usual. They are purely
vegetable.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Does not Injure
the Hair.
sept21 305-d1 weOd&w1t
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OnalleS Nv =, Ming OF OW0uen anu n OF
way, has just died. The successor to the
throne will be Oscar Frederick, born in
1929, brother to the late King. His grand
father was the famous Bernadotte, the
only one of the great Napoleon's marshals
who won and retained a crown. This
almost rival of Napoleon ruled wisely and
well, and his successors have followed his
example. When the question to make
BernadOtte King was first preached to Ma
poleon he objected. What" said Berna-
dOtte, evil you make me greater than
yourself by compelling me to refuse a
CROWN" The Emperor felt the force of
his words, and his reply was ''Our tates
then must be accomplished"
A Western journal thus alludes to an
editorial neishbOr "IIe was too weak to
'cat crow but seven columns Of Govern
mcnt advertisements each week make him
relish 'bull pup wonderfully"
oKate" writes, saying: 81 married where
did not love, and now love where L can
not marry. what shall L dO?" Who
has a remedy for the case OF unhappy
Kate ?"
81 go through my work." reprovingly
said the needle to the idle boy. "But
not till you're pushed through" tri-
umphantly replied the little boy to the
needle.
A Boston auctioneer writing a letter of
advice to young friend closed up with
the following astonishing information ::
FThe evil that you do through life will
come back to plague you on the day Of
your death, or, if stormy, on the first day
thereafter"
George Fraucis Train has sailed for
Europe in utter disgust. His farewell re-
mark was that he withdraws, this year,
from his candidacy for the Presidency.
He thinks, further, that when a statesman
of his standing and caliber is expelled from
a convention of mere spectreS and hire
! lngs like that at Louisville, it is time to
emigrate for a season.
The Sumter Ne1cS learns that on Tues
day morning, a small cOlOred boy, named
Robert Gayle, had his hand cut off, while
he was engaged at work at Mr.. Il. j.
Tuomeys gin, at that place.
It has been noticed as a fact that during
the recent terrible thunder storms the
lightning has never done any damage in
cities of any considerable size. UndOubt-
eddy the iron which enters so largely in
the construction of cities, in buildings
railroads, telegraph lines, etc, di >sipates
the electric fluid so rapidly and c0m
pletely as it approaches the earth that it i:
rendered harmless,
An old Scotch preacher is reported tt
have said in one Of his sermons at Aber-
deem aye good people of Aberdeen gel
your fashion from Glasgow, and Glasgow
from Edinburg, and Edinburg from Lon
don, and London from Paris, and Par:
from the Devil"
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BL&~~IHGS BRIGHTEN As THEY TAKE
THLIE FiIGuT.-The chief of blessings is
good health, without which nothing is
worth the having; it is always appreciated
at IFS true value after it is lost, but, too
often not before. Live properly, and cor
rect ailments before they become seated.
For diseases Of the liver, kidneys, skin,
stomach, and al! arising from impure or
feeble blood, DIR. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters are sure and speedy remedy.
1t has never yet failed in :. single in
stance. 4w