Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-06-27

1.-THE COMPLETE HERBALIST" is q,
book of good size and appearance, re-
Icently issued bTS DIR. o. PHELPS
BROWN, IL Grahie Street, Jersey City,
n. j., whose reputatien Is a medical
practitioner is very excellent. HIS
work will greatly increass his fame as
an author, and standing as an eminent
physician. The scope of 5he wetk Isl
quite comprehensive, and viii nesces-
sarily make it indispensable as a work
isting disease. The philosophical way
in which the author advocates the sys-
tenn of herbal medication admits of no
adverse arguments truth being shown
on the face of every line. i His opin-
ions as to sexual philosophy, marriage,
fconcePtfof, ct e. eofrespoHdss with
those entertained by the wisest of eve
ry land, and none can go astray who
Fare guided by his teachings. Weshould
fail in our duty Ito Our READERS If we did
not advise our readers to. procure a
copy. Its price is but 81 90 although it
is workiof 5N octave pages.
To o'TEsT THE QUARRY Of WOOL
t-AsTexas paper says ~ Take lock of
wool from the sleeps back and place
lit upon an inch rule. If you can count
from thirty to thfrty-three of the spirals
Tor folds in the space of an inch, it equals
in quality!the finest electoral or SaXony
wool grown. OF course when the epum-
Der of .spirals to the inch diminishes,
the quaflty Of wool is relatively inferior.
Many tests have been tried, but this is
fe0nsidered the simplest and best. Cots
3Kolld apd Splns other inferior w0eIsodo
not measqreT nine spirals to the inch.7r
with this test, every farmer in posses
tsession a knowledge which will enable
him tOuform a correct Judgment, of al
! this kind of WOOL There are some
coarse woods which experienced wool
Growers do not, rank as wool, but a.
hair on account Of the hardness arG
, tstraightness Of the fibeP.u 9df hO Afa#
: baA Boston woman of ninety lately GO
: mercena ryd youth of saequarter tina
jage to marry her on promise of. an in
!. come OF five thousand dollars yea
while she lived and a life interest il
!. lher estate after her death. The tune o
3sOld. HundredN her into paroxysms ot
! rage eii ri 9ssd 3i5dg8Gl yoiana
- Norwalk a Ohio bvoted one hundrey
!, THOUSAND dgllaH TO, the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie Railroad, ON June 6. The
l-tvote stood us for to 81 against. "a y y
!, ,sEvEERsE.4F Fanny. Fern says tina
q wheh she sees = pretty. man With al
tapplehead,a "a raspberry nustache witt
Isix hairs init, paint on his cheeks, ant
b la Little dot ofsas goateeI ona his chin
O with pretty little blinking studs in hi
J, lshirt bosom, and a little necktie tina
ilooksas ifit Weuldb Aint IF, it were
Irunpled, ,Ishe always feelsta Edesire II
a tpip him: witb,a, pair of sugar tongs
+ drop him gently into a pot of cream
: land streW rose leaves over the little fe
1mains.n yd bageT is-sii fs5ii sii" '.17 Iiiis
!. ( ii The best1oss Of the campaign come
!, 4from Massaeh ehusetts, and is perpetrate
!" by gentleman W hohas lot of hen
that every day gather and cackle r0gh
+ ah empty nsstl He He calls them the G9
n ls11H,S a1t II sFtuii adj na,I b5gdQIb
| Hthe, Apache country, the, Indian
'lare said to have become so opeaceabl
S1tthatiit is' hard to telf d 1fedskih from
=, whiteIman; the only difference ybein
a that the white usually has no scalp an
K the Apache has two or three. q9ya ssi.
- A PRACTICAL VILLIAN.r-A man il
carcerated in the Toombs has beeh fl
s,luring iii'chaik on the walls of his eel
u Sin New " orki City the spires of 8
E., churches. worth $4l ,l3Q, 900 point heal
2. onward. Pm here for stealing a, loaf
T. bread for my starving child. -,