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What Unspeakable Relief is afforded

"uah OuSpehkhDle helloI Is AFFORDED
the burning and throbbing flesh by a
single application Of that uneoualed
balsAm for human or brute suffering,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMKNT. The
tormenting and sleep.desroying pains OF
rheumatism, govt and neuralgia, are com.
pletely banished by its use; stiffness OF
the joints and painful swellings, quickly
yield to its emollient influence; il heals
bruises, cuts, sCalds, etc, with astonishing
rapidity. For strains, spring halt, scratch.
es, saddle; collar and harness gals, as
well as the more serious external malSdies
Of thehorse, Il is swift aud thorough
remedy.
Symptoms Of Liver Complaint and
oftSOme Of lhe Diseases Produced
h By Ut. aa 81
" Aksallow or yellow color Of skin, or
yellowish brown spots on the face and
other parts OF the body; dullness and
drowsiness with frequent headache; dizzi.
ness, bitter or bad taste in the mouth,
dryness OF throat and internal heat, pal.
patation, in many cases dry, teasing
cough, with sore throat; unsteady appe.
tite, raising Of food, ald choking sen.
sation in throat; distress, heaVness, or
bloated or full feeling about stomach and
sides, pain in sides, back or breast, and
about shoulders, collie pain and soreness
through bowels, with heat; constipation;
alternating with frequent attacks Of
diarrhUa; piles, flatulence, nervousness,
GOODNESS OF eXtremities; rush of blood
TO head, with symptoms of appoplexy,
nnmbness oi-limhs, especially at night,
cold chills alternating with hot flashes,
kidney and urinary difficulties; female
weakness and Irregularities, with dull.
nessC low spirits, unsociability and
the above symphonic are likely to DO
presentin any case at on time. All who
use Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoy-
cry for liver complaint and its complica-
tons are loud in its praise. Sold by oil
druggists everywhere. eod6w
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CINCINNATI, August 31.-Cotton-
Demand fair and market firm; middling
upland colo. Flour-Firm at 81 OOa7 25.
Wheat-Demand good at full prices; red
81 GOAL IS; white 1 55a1 65. Corn-45a
Acc. Rye-0ld 73a75c; new unsettled at
65a76c. Oats-Old 33a4lc; new 26a3Oc.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Gro.
ceres-Firm aud IN fair demand. Oils
Firm. Eggs-lsc. Batter4 psnand good
and market firm for choice. Cheese De
mand good at 14Ia15c. Provisions-De.
mand light but holders firm. Ness Pork
SlS rs. Lard-Kettle held at DC; sum.
mer 81. Bulk Meats-Market steady
with moderate demand; shoulders G1a6ic;
sides S9asjc; clear rib 9ia0Ic. Bacon
Quiet and weak; shoulders, sales at TIA
lOtc; clear sides 10Ec Sugar Cured
Hams-Firm; winter l7c. W6isky-De.
mand fair at Doc.
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Baltlmore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-BERF CATTLE
The market this week has been fairly &C
tive throughout, rather more so than las
week, though Inequality Of the receipt
was scarcely as good, there being fewer
tops than then. Prices, considering
quality, show but little difference, excep
on the lower quality Of butchers cattle
which fell of &c. There was a good dc
mand for stockers, which maintained
their price. Quotations ranged at s. 0Os
0 IS, but few realizing the higher figure.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged q!
follows: Best beeves 80 O0a8 rs; thai
generally rated first quality "a 75a6 90
medium or good fair quality s. 75a4 rs
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS % 0C
a3 70; inferior and lowest grades of cattle
50 00a0 00-general average Of the mar.
ket to-day 81 62t; extreme range Of prices
g 75aG rs. Most Of the sales were from
81 90 to $525 per 100 lbs. Of the re
ceipts 1876 head came from Ohio, 1,20C
from West Virginia, $50 from Virginia
and s from Maryland-total receipts fol
the week 1880 head, against a,40S last
week, and 1906 head same time last
year. OF the offerings 900 head wert
taken by Baltimore butchers, 400 head
sold to Eastern spectators, 430 TO Yorh
county dealers, and 80 head TO country
dealers-totsl sales Tor the week 1885,
head, against 2,109 last week, and 1854
head same time last year. 81 X
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The receipts o.
sheep have increased this week as com.
pared with last week, and notwithstand
ing this prices arc fully maintained
There were few sheep in the market o.
a somewhat better quality than those O.
last week, which sold at corresponding
ly higher figure, there being no material
change in the quotations since our last re-
port, quality being considered. or tht
receipts some 500 head will be reshippet
TO Philadelphia, and TO this, perhaps, may
be attributed the maintenance of prices
We quote sheep at 4ia0ic per ID gross
Stock sheep OF So 25a8 so per head
Lambs $2a4 90 per head, as 70 size an(
quality. Receipts this week. 1880 head
against 3,2l6 last week, and 3,019 heat
same time last year.
noGs.-Prlces keep fully up to thu
figures maintained for several weeks past
in the face of increased receipts; in fac
our highest quotation, on very iairll
supplied market, (the increase In the re
ceipts as compared with last week beini
quite heavy per centage,) Is shadl
higher than last weeks figures, though
| this oYlugls probably to superior quality
| We quote hogs in fair demand a. S7a7 s.
per 100 lbs net Receipts this week sos
head, against 1853 last week, and 1871!
head same time last year. Cas-
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Chicago Market a

CHICAGO, August 91.-Flour-Demand
good at full PRICES for shipping account,
but offerings light; Extra spring, new,
3 75aO 25; white winter, 81 0OaS 90.
Wheat-Fair demand, but at lower rates
No. !, spring$1 29a1 90; No. 2, do. closed
at 81 1871 cash No. 8 do. 81 10. Corn
Fair demand; No. Q, mixed 3SiaSOc.
Oats-Quiet and lower; No. 9, 26c; re-
jected, 20ic. Rye-Quiet; No. 2, 57ia5Sc.
Barley-Exclted and prices higher; No. 2,
fall sold at 60a70c, closing at outside fig.
ures; No. Q, SOLO. ProViSions-Quiet and
unchanged; mess pork, $l4 70 Whisky
Steady at 00c.
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1872, Cameron Fair. 1872,
The Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical
Association,

VIII hold Its Second Annual Exhibition on ia
Fair Grounds, neE Cameron, W. Va. on WE'D.
NEsDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Septtn.
Der 1s, 10 and 20 1871.
These, Grounds have been greatly improved /;
new wells have been dug; q great number oil
stables have been erected; the track has been OK.
tended 10 one third Of mile, and GRADED.
New buildings Of all kinds have been made to
accommodate all who msy be present, and in
fact no expense has been spared to make the
next exhibition the best one ever held In West
Virginia.
This Association has not for It's object the
making OF money, but tho Improvement OF this
entire section Of country. Allmopey outside OF
the necessary expenses win be used for the i'm.
prnyemeAt Of tho grounds and as premiums.
Very liberal premiums will DO paid this year,
Send for Catalogue and List Of Premiums NOW
Vile, VIVA, or DR.. s. B. sTIDGRR, Cameron,
W. va. nulf.dkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-02

No Pill IN THE WORLD ever had any
thing like the circulation of AYERS PuLA
Throughout these States, Mexico, and the
Central American republic, down the
slopes Of the Andes, and across the PAM
pas Of South America, in negro villages,
amid the fervid wiIds Of Africa, through
out the juugles Of India, and the steppes
Of interior Asia, over the continent Of
Australia, and Tie islands Of the Pacific,
these PILLS are known and everywhere
used as family remedies for diseases. With
distant nations, their wonderful cures at
tract more attention than they do at home;
for the sentiment OF wonder takes a far
deeper hold on their minds than the re-
suits Of higher scientific skill with US.
The amount consumed require seventy
five thousand doses day to supplyit 1t, An
inspection ofthe mandatory showed us
how, hiSenormous demand. is made and
sustained. Added to the consummate
skill OF their composition, is an extreme
care in their manufacture, which at once
secures the most perfect material and their
most accurate combination. The couse-
quence isla power and certainty in control.
ling disease which other remedies never
attained, Baltimore Courier. d&w.
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Nature,s Apponls for Heln.

/. Every indication Of debility and exhaus,
ton is mute appeal Of Nature for medi-
cinal aid TO arrest tho progress Of decay.
How are these silent appeals Of physical
weakness TO the resources OF the healing
art usually met? Too often, unfortunately,
the drugs prescribed aggrsvate the symp.
toms. Whoever recommends drastic pur.
gatives, or mineral salivants, or poisonous
alkaloids, under such circumstances, in an
ally OF the ailment and an enemy Of the
patient. Whoever, on the contrary, ad-
vises the broken down and Responding
sufferer to resort to that peerless vegetable
invigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
for aid and comfort, il true philanthro.
pist i is safe to say that there never
was an instance in which such advice
was given and accepted without the hap
piest results. From the very depths OF
weakness and dependency thousands
have been restored to vigor, health and
cheerfulneSs by the renoVating operation
Of this Wholesome stimulant and alternative,
all its medicinal Ingredients are remark
able for their sanative properties, and In
combination form an absolute specific for
indigestion, liver complaint, nervous afiec.
tons, rheumatism, intermittent and remit.
tent ievers, general and local weakness
and every species OF disorder incident 10
change Of season or climate. The slim
ulatiVe element Of this invaluable protec-
tive and restorative Is not an impure ex-
citAnt, but the thoroughly rectifed e.
sence Of sound rye, admitted by all good
chemists to be the most healthtul Of exhil.
arants. eod&W
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, August 3D. Flour-Market
steady with a moderate demand. Grain
-Wheat-Demand good at full prices;
No. 2, white Wabash 81 rs; No. /, white
Michigan 81 90; No. 9, do. 81 80; amber
Michigan 81 46is1 AZ; old 81 90; buyer
September 81 46iA1 AZ; ssller September
81 30ia1 40; No. I, red 81 IS; old 81 IS;
No. ?, red 81 48fAl A; No. 8, red 81 50;
rejected red 81 82; No. 3, amber Mich.
gan 81 30, Coma shade better; high
mixed 45a45tci low mixed 40ta4O4c; vel.
low 46ic; white 4S; no grade 43tc; dam.
aged 3Sc. Oats-No 2, Bic; rejected 24c.
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baltimore Markot:

BALTIMORE, August 8l.-Flour2kctiYe
and firm. ,Gratn-Wheat-Firm and
scarce Corn-Dull; western mixed 82c.
oats--Firm; western mixed S7a3s for in
ferior; 49a5O for good; white 41a41t. Rye
Firm at S0aS5c. Provisions-Quiet and
firm. Pork-Steady at SIS co. Sugar
cured hams firm at $l7a1s. Lard-Dull
at 90. Whisky-5Firm' al. 94c. -'.Lg
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. 31.-Flour-Scarce
and firm; XX spring, So 50a7 90. Wheat
steady. with o moderate dc
nnand No. l, $l25; No. 3, $l2I.- Corn
NO. 9 mixed, Ole. osts-No. 2, 26c
Rye-No. /, 5Se.S. -
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G1NCLAIR'S SINGLE ACTING
~ N0N.FRERZTllG, COMBINED UYDRAT,
1871. NI" "
wherever known, Ii now acknowledged 70 be
the best pump for all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember The Best ia
Always the Cheapest.
We are now prepared to Ill orders, or put up
tnese pumps on short notice, and guarantee en-.
tiro satisfaction, and would call the attention OF
for il:
let. It's economy in construction, combined
with durability, makes 1t, for actual SeTptes, The
Oh 'Hpest Pump III use.
Cd, As the stock is galvanized wrought iron Il
will neither crack from the effects OF the ann
nor decay or rust
Sd The great enemy OF the Pumps ia frost
which In single night oitGn destroys and Spliis
the very best material and renders useless in
the hour Of greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the Pump is not In use the water
IIls 70 ~ level IN the ehAm6eT, which L. always
placed below the freezing point.
4lh. Freshness OF water is always insurnd "a
well. N-''
9Th. Impure water from decayed or rotten
pump bUOCk ID enLrelY ODVlAtHd
9Th In construction II Ia both simple and dura.
bio. The handle IL made OF two wrought lion
rods and 80 arranged that while Il Is light, yet
has great strength. The cylinder In WhIcl n / Inc
work is performed is Iron, lined with cnrter. tho
copper lining pTtrEntS rust and makes ~ littIe
trtcuon- This iron chamber Is not SUI rIeIged,
but placed In the well above the water nd vel
will work as well under - above the N....r,
TN. II can DO used In driven or III d well
with The came case a! well OF larger diauctrr,
9Th. For ihu general adsptability this Pump ia
without rival. The Pump may be plRcrd At
your dwelling or barn, or within the buildinp.
and connected with the we'll or spring or Other
body Of water, afly CT one hundred yards an.
uht, and viii Work with the came ease as though
standing directly over the water.
9Th. 1t Is single acting and pumps only with
the down stroke OF the laldle, and thus avoids
the hedry iJtrequired In the double acting Pump
10th. by attaching short hose, stream may
be thrown my 10 sixty feet and may oflon he
used 10 advantage In watering gardens and lawns.
washing windows, cleaning blggies, Gxdnguith.
| Ing nIes, or eleyatlnR water. We recognize tho
fact thAtitrequiies more power TO eleTaLe water
from deep tkAn from q shallow well. But as
far Is possible 70 obViAte this difficulty Tor deen
wells, We manufacture smaller chamber, 20 that
while the volume OF water is diminished. the
power required Is not greatly increased We
claim that BY tho combination, having al. the
advantages OF atmospheric pressure In comblna-
tion with force, that tho bRcLlR PuNr Will
elevate water from deep well with losS power
than any Sub1ltrDs or purely fore pump In exls-
tsnce. This Pumps easily adapted 70 supply
water 10 steam mills, and for transferring The
contents Of watts In Tanneries 10 unsurpassed,
II Jou want Pump guaranteed 70 give IAtls-
faction, send your order 10 SINCLAIR q HOL.
LISTER, Bridgeport, Ohio.
| lyl5
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TUE New Orleans papers are calling
eacG other such names as soda Pop Or
Ssh," Chain Gang Press "Rattlesnake
republican" etc. They are suffering
manners.
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oTAVE boNDs-5teady, closing dull.
STocKs-Were steady until after the
announcement Of the bank statement
which Is unfavorable, showing q loss in
reserve of a million and half, when the
market became weaker, except for Pan.
anna, which advanced to 1874 and Wabash
stock was scarce; tai per cent being paid
for the use Of 100 shares until Monday.
The market closed dull. a = ~ rE,oa7
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COMMERCIAL and FIGkaClAls
aAlIKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Moner. INA Iltock Mnrke,.

NV YoRK, Aug, st.--G oIb- ~
ruled duh allCdhy, opening atc151ss
Loans made from l:04 for use to 1a2 pei
cent for carrying, Clearings at bank TO-
day s3O,GO5,OO0. Treasury balance g.
$4,000. Treasury disbursements $751;
900. Specie shipments for tho week $3B7,'
$50. 'IfG. II .aa ~
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dui at 10Ssa.
1885, for long,IlO0ialO9i for short SIGHT
MoNEY-Easy during the day at Bad
per cent, closing at 3a4 per cent.
GoYERNMENTa-Dnll and atandn.
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MONTANA d RRAR DUCK FOR
VH Roofing Steamboats, and Baryvs, on hand
and for EAle low for cash.
obj CHARLES q. BERRY.
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MILLS, FREW q CO.,
1896. "a L..
BOOK 7IND DER s
e.. .f..' AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

Arc prepared at al tines, with the best material
70 az orders foH Blank BoAls, such n Arr nSe3
~ Banks, Counties, Interpretations RailroSSs
and aetehInn, ppon short notice, and In tbo
LII aesI ~ Ana Vol kmAnhke manner.
shinEI We feel confident that We Vfil render an,
ate satisfaction 70 all who favor ms With thci
,nuHie, Magazines, and Periodicals al ovcy,
deception bound In neat and durable manner.
MILLS. FRBw SC CO.,
Cor. QuiAty HSlh Streets,
-" 10 . WHEELING. " Va
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.SINCLAIR's SINGLE ACTING,
~ N0N.FRERzTNG, COMBINED HYDRAU.
Lie AND FORCE PUMPS-Patented uno .,
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therefore they are entitled to the thanks
Of The nation.
Thllteenth-We ,lenollltce rcppdIa-
holL of the national debt. HI any tOTnl
o. disguise, as 4 tlatiDnal crime. We
witness with rrhle the rvductiolSoftlle
principal OF the debt and of the rates
Of Interest upon the hllance. and We
confidently expect that o,ir excellent
currency VIII be perfected by the
speedy resumption OF the specie psly-
niclit.
F0uIteelltll---Ehe regular Repnllli-i
can party i mindful OF It's obligation
to the Loyal women OF America for
their noble devotion to the cause Of
freedom. Their admission to useftI-
nessis received with satisfaction. and
tlle honest demands OF any class Of cit
zens for additional rights should be
treated WIN respectful consideration.
tifteenth-We heartily approve of
Tue action Of Gongiess IN relation TO
the rhelllons STATES, and rejoice In the
growth of peace and fisltcrnl feeling
throughout the klnd. F
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Saaxln.s for Young a;lrls-

Never make your appearance in
the morning without having dressed
yourself neatly and completely.
Keep yourclothing, especially under
clothing, in perfect order. Never
let pins do duty as buttons, or
strings take the place Of proper
bands. Train yourself to useful oc-
cupations. Remember it is wicked
to waste time, and nothing gives
such an expression of vanity and
absolute Stiffness as never having
anything to do. lfyou are in yonr
fathers house, take some depart
meIit II household labor upon your
self, and part ofneedlc work, and
make ityourbusiness to attend to it.
Do not let a call from this idle girl,
or a visit from that, or an invita-
ton from the other, interfere with
tile performance ofyour duty. Let
yourpleasures come IN asrccreations,
not as the business Of your life. If
you want to marry, do not court or
try to attract the attention of gen
tlemen. 1t is better to be q woman
than a wiie, apl degrade your.
sex by making your whole exist
'elIce turn on the pivot of matri-
mony.
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AN EFfEcTING ScENE.--lTerc

AN EXPECTING ScENE.-Ierc
lsan effecting scene on 0 ferry boat
crossing a rough river:
30, Henry, this is terrible"
AYES, it's" he responded, "but
lean on me and Il will protect you."
'g ado yon tiiiuk it will be as rough
as this all the way cross -
II do,n responded Henry.
a7'hen.I guess III have to lean
upon yoil," returned tie lady.
n SsEfCF iitcT' whispered Henry,
tisBl1 g tle thOught Ofa.rc-
ft. YAM aaa
I don't know tie water Is
awtuIrough--Ig guess yeAyeA, you'd
better ask papa"
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y. s- - =. asr' Nssy - sNfH't9 ~
tho brcweryIof Rause & RauchfiisI
on canal street. 'The brewery was
closed At nine o'clock by Mr.. Rana
After Mr.. Rause left il seems tia,
the men all came down to the cef'
lar, where The liquor is mallufactllr.
cd and stored, for the purpose ol
having a grand carousal.
Al halt;past ten O'clock an
alarm was struck from box 10, and
chief engineer Hill, on going to the
locality Of the box, was directed to
this brewery as being the location
Of the fire, lie went there, as did
also Captain McNlalon and one or
two policemen, and on entering the
basement Of the building found the
room filed with smoke batnu other
sign OF the existence of fire. Two
men were in the room drunk and
thoroughly frightened. They had
succeeded in cxtinguishing the fire,
which they stated, had started in
the other room, where the liquor is
stored for fermentation. A search
in this room by the officers for the
purpose Of becoming assured that
no hire remained resulted IN the find
ing in the further corner, the charred
and blackencd body Of the third
man Of those who had been in the
building, with life totally extinct.
The other two men were still so
much under tie influence of the
liquor that they could give no very
accurate account Of tie whole at
fair, but as near as they could tell,
and from what they were able to tell
later, when they had become some
what sobered down, the circum-
stances were as follows: All three
ofthem had gone into the fermel-
tationroo to draw some beer to
drink. After getting what they
wanted they started back for the
other room. Two of them were
considerably ahead of the third, who
was carrying lamp i'll his hand,
and got into the other room, when
they heard lamp explo-
sion in the fementing room and a
Shrek for help from their comrade.
On looking back, they saw the en-
rance to the room to be one sheet
# fire. They Immediately directed
line of hose which was connected
rith a water plug near by upon the !
Ioor, and also threw shoyelS full Of
nash upon the fire. They soon put
out, but not until the door lead /
ng into the room and the flooring
.bovc had been charred and badly .
,urncd.
The man who lost his life in this
crrible manner was named Elias |
-aufer. Near the door, where the |
explosion occurred, was found a
can, which had contained |
,enzine or naptha, I.aufer, in try |
ng to 60 up the steps to the door, !
which was two or three feet higher /
han the floor of the termeutiug
'uom, probably stumbled IN his
drunkenness and fell upon the can
II naptha with his lamp, and the
explosion was the result. After the
explosion he ran through into an
'ther room, and finally fell into n
urther corner, about thirty feet
rom the scene Of the explosion.
lis clothing must have been
thoroughly saturated with the fluid,
Or despite his efforts the clothing
ras all burned off, and the flesh on
he body when found was hor-
ibly charred and burned to a
risp.
l.aufer was a single man, and Of
1erman nationality, about thirty
ears of Cleveland Leader.
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Miss b. was at large party,
whena gentleman by the ,lame of
Homer Suddenly. withdrew himself
from the company. i.
4Iioiaer's odd, ! sCe,'' said one
Of the compailx
4 Upon which Miss b. replied :
@HOiners III, | add" a3
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What ia harder illau earning
money! Collecting It.
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s. Dead Open and SIlut.o

This gate is simple IN its construction,
Doth OF iron and wool work. and ntt likely
70 get out Of order. If neat, clieap gutc
i desired, II may bc maele light. wit ], three
cross bars OF wood and Onc-fou,1h inch
wire, neatly curved ut the top, the Inwcr
end hid In the bottom liar. which Il the
styic OF y factory made gate. The gates
are now in pnlctilal use in several Of the
conntiesarOund San Francisco, and plenty
OF testimonials can bc given.
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PATENT GATE, ETC.
Self.Opening and Self.Closing
G A t L

PATENTED BY JOHN DICKASON.
June I, lsb7.
THE GATE Is 50 CONSTRUCTED Tint
when the vehicle approaches II the
wheels on one side pass over n lever which
Is connected to the gate hinge by n rrl-
thus opening the gate befOr. Won and iast'
enin" II open. After going Through, the
carriage passes over Il similar lever, alst,
connected with thegate hinge, causing Tho
gate, in its rotation, 10 shut behind YOU
and fasten. -"
No Getting Out of Your Vehicle!
No Raising Of Latches Nor Pulling
of Strings,
Except the ''ribb6ns" Of your team. II In
oftcn called
THE "LAZY MANS CATEp
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