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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

A FIXED FACT IN PHARAAoy.-Con.
sidcring the multitude Of diseases, it
is amazing that wc live; in Wow of the
countless remedies for them, it is won.
derful that We die. Unfortunately,
however, all the diseases are realities,
whereas most Of the remedies are nun.
bugs. Ono exception to the latter rule
demands the recognition and approval
Of the press. We refer to On. JOSEPH
WALKERs VINEGAR BIrrEls. or the
doctor himself, we know nothing; but
Of his medicine We can speak from OBJ
sorvation, for it seems to have found its
why into almost every household.
Probably it is moro extensively used i'll
this country, MS n family remedy, than
any other preparation, although 1t has
not vet been before the world three
years. Wherever we 60 We hear OF it.
and whenever We hear OF it tho COM
ments on its efficacy are enthusiastic.
We have questioned sufferers from liver
complaint, rcmittent fever, fever and
ague, chronic headache, vertigo, irrcgu.
laritics of thebowcls, indigestion, rheu-
matism, neuralgia, govt, kidney dis
eases, and affections OF the lungs, rs to
its effects, and the uniform answer has
been, an Is doing nc good" Believing
that what everybody says must bc true,
we have no hesitation in admitting that
VINEGAR BrrrERs is the Great Medical
Success Of the present century.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17
A Fable.

A volcano having discharged q few
million tons Of stones upon small
village, asked the mayor il he Thought
that tolerably good supply for build
/ think" replied that functionaryr
If You give usanother dash of granite
and lust a pinch of old red sandstone,
We could manage with what you have
already done for us, We would, how
ever, be grateful for the loan OF YOU
crater to bake bricks"
oh ! certainly parties serve at thelI
residences. Then, after the man had
gone, the mountain added, with min.
gled lava and contempt, The mosl
Unsuitable people / ever contracted "a
supply. They shall not have another
pebble u
was Ms cold MS u neglected pudding
Then might you have seen tho hcavine
of the sarface.boulders as the people
began stirring, forty fathoms beneath
When you have got enough Of any
thing, make it manifest by asking FOL
some more. You won't get it.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17
Our Engine.

In our youthful days il there was nny
one thing that paled before another it
was our fire company.
1--WE blowed for Tiger No. d,"and our
school, and oven our sweetheart, mr..
rayed in white mittens, blue merino
md little hat, were nowhere to "our en-
ginc."
The house was right around the cor
ner from where wolived, md our great
est delight was to stand and watch tho
engine overhaulcd.
Weboasted an acquaintance also with
the housekecper, and on allowable days
rendered him the choice Of cigar, purA
chased with our pocket money for his
selection, and now and then had the
pleasure Of meeting him on the street
and greeting him with n familiar nod
as token Of our good fellowship, ut
once looking around to see il any one
had noticed our acquaintance with SO
great q man.
Once in our life We remember riding
one Of the horses. You can believe it
was not to n fire, but only in the neigh
borhood OF the house, and while it was
led 10 water by the housCkecpcr.
On this supreme occasion we were
more than happy, and eur aspirations of
future greatness were limited by the
owncrullip of n big black horse, with
white fore feet and spot on his fore
head, rejoicing, at the same time, in the
SiUnificnnt mime Of urcnznr"
Our future aim in life was also that
day decided. We had hitherto been
somewhat in doubt MS to whether We
would prefer being king, with bags of
gold and n royal palace, or slip-wrcck-
cd boy on desert Island; but that ride
fixed us, and We were firmly resolved on
some day being keeper Of As engine
house, with the free privilege Of riding
horses forever.
II is true We considered that II tho
kingdom WINS thrust upon us We might
have sort Of private engine house in
tho rear of the promises, where "Our
sweetheart" and might live content.
But this was entirely ovcrrulel by the
remembrance that in case of fire We
would be obliged to leave our palace
and sweetheart alone and some rival
I've thought Of Jimmy Briggs ard uis
new red Top boots,) might bear them
away forever.
Ali well. How We change. Our
sweetheart is married and Inns children
larger tl'nr We were then. Our engine
house !. pulled Gowr nnd another built
in its Ilnce. nrt on golden palace has
mcliet and gone where many aud
many such golden palaces have gone
before
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Nor HIS CuoIcE.-at settlement in
Minnesota, one day tho workmen at
Jolinsou's llouring.mill were marking .
lot of flour Of superior quality, and
known Ms "Johnson's Choice" The
stencil and ink.pot were left outside q
short time, long enough, however, for a
very friendly squaw to use them in
marking her blanket all over, as she
had seen tliemcnmark the tlour-barrels.
She then pnraded tho streets, much to
the rage OF johnson, q well'known
citizen, who could not take quietly tho
Jokes that followed, at his expense,
when he heard OF the occurrence. Not
withstauding the announcement Of tho
stencil, he vehemently declared that
she was not his choice, and never
would be.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17
A Healthy State.

The vital statistics Of New Jersey 70,
1872 arc furnished in the report OF the
Secretary of State, and very astonish-
ing statistics they arc. We assume,
says New York paper, that the aver
Ngo population Of the State of New Jer.
sey for 1872 was not short of 053, 900,
I. q, about $4,000 less thnn New York
city. Yet its mortality record shows
that the totaldcaths for the year amount
to only II, 472, or little over third of
the number registered in that city. In
other words, while the population of
New York died at the rato Of thirty.
three per 1000 per annum, the fortu.
nate JGrseymon had death rate Of but
twelve per 1,0O0-a figure that leaves
MentOne, Nice, and the Isle Of Wight
nowhere. We doubt II any other State
ean show health bill equal to that of
Now Jersey,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Some striking revelations, which, I'M.
happily, compare favorably with the
condition o. some Now York tenement
houses in the Fourth Ward, reach lis
from country village in Dorsctshirc,
England. A laborcr Of that place was
summoned for r nuisance, owing to the
filthy condition aud obscene habits Of
himsel apd family The cottage which
he occupied consisted OF two small
rooms, each about nine feet square.
Doth had no iire.placcs, and bus ono
small window; in the lower room the
sole furniture was n small table, in tie
upper an indescribably filthy blai 'xct
and claff mattress, which was shared by
tho defendant and his grown.up son
and daughter. It may be coniecIurel
what was the morality"of people living
under such conditions, and few Ques.
tions from the testimony will sufficient.
" illustrate the ignorance Of the girl
The Chairman TO the prisoners daugh.
ter, wrCtched girl in rngs): How old
nrc you? Prisoner: don't know. The
Is shcP Prisoner: / don't know; she's
called Maria; but she's never been to
school. Mr.. Bell: i believe shO Is
about IS years Of age. The Rev. Cur
j. Glyn to the girl: Would you like
to lend :. n better life IL we get you n
placcP Girl: No. The Chairman:
Cannot You get Il lodging somewhere
olsoY Girl; No. Prisoner: Yes, you
can; III get You loigings aud pay for
them. The cause Of the wretclGd case,
however, was not their poverty, since
the father and son were earning good
wages. Such case OF crime and dc.
prayity is a disgrace to England,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

A man in Kansas, whose front name
is John, tried new experiment for
cleaning the SCOT out of stove pipes the
other day. He wrapped lot of pow
dcr--some pounds more or lcss-in n
paper and put it in the stove, and, in
order to compel it to go up the pipe,
shut the door, and placing his feet
against it, horoically awaited the result,
like mule with howitzer strapped on
his back. In due time it went oil, and
so did John. It was mn even race to
the door, but outside the powder was
ahead. Whether it was disguised ut
tho yilO uses to which it had been put,
or whether the SCOT was too compact to
DO moved, is not known. at any rate,
ma cleansing method John thinks it is
n failure, but MS private earthquake,
where the excited population go up in
u balloon, as it were, and come down
more or less mangled, is free to main.
tain that it is decided success.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

A SINGULAR CAsE.-A case of some
interest, bearing upon the power Of the
chief magistrate of n city to violate an
ordinance sanctioned by himself, was
lntely decided at Detroit, Mich. Mayor
MoiIat, Of that city, some time since
twice tore down smallpox sign"
from tho house of q ncighbor, and when
called upon for m explanation declared
that he had acted in this manner in
order to protect tho public hcalth-a
number of small boys having repeatedly
collected in the vicinity Of the sign, and
made wagors which developed upon the
winners the necessity of visiting the in.
fected house. Tho Police Com mission
Ors We're induced by tue Common Coun
oil TO prosecute, and the Recorder, DO.
fore whom the matter came, las ,iecreed
payment Of n fine Of 5000. Wheeler the
Mayor will obey, or appeal TO n higher
court, has not been stated,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

In st. Louis last Sunday a gentleman
sitting in n barbcr's chair, while being
lathered, observed the knight Of the
razor every now and then throw some
soap suds ont of the mug upon the
floor, and set his foot upon them. The
barber explained to him that there were
lot Of little snakes in the mug, and
that thcykept crawling up on tho brush,
brt the gentleman thought hO would 60
ont and get apOper before being shaved,
and lie went.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

SINGULAR LErrERs.-About ten days
ago, says New York paper, Stokes,
who shot Col. Fisk, received an Rnony-
nous letter in which tho writer said
that the paper had been saturated with
a preparation OF poison, and that it was
strong enough to destroy life by appli-
cation to the tongue. Another letter
was sent to kim which contained some
white powders, carefully folded in neat
~ cut white papers. This letter, which
was signed "a Friend" counsellcd
Stokes to keep up his spirits, and il
everything else failed him to try the en-.
closed powders, as they would help
him. Stokes handed these commni.
cations to Mr.. Townsend, and TINT gen.
tleman turned them over to Warden
Finely, by whom they were sent to the
Commissioners Of Charity and oorrec'
tion.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

For Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In.
digestion, Depression OF Spirits and General
Debility, In their various forms, FERRo.pnos.
uHnRATEn ELIXIR of CALisArA made by Cas-.
WELL, lIAzARD 4 Co.. Now York, a1l sold by
all druggists, Is Tho bet, tonic. As RAimulant
tonic for patients, recovering from fever or
other sickness. It has no equal. II taken dur
ing the season II prevents fever and ngue and
other intermittent feyors.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

No Person can take these Dltters accord,
lac IN difeetiops, and remain lnhg rnvel, PROVIDED
ihsr bones arc not destroyed Ny mnal poi1n o. olnei
meanS and the vital organs wasted beyond I've point
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Palm
in the Shoulders, Coughs, IEhlnesA Of nc Shs,'; ~
IineHs, Sour ErlciaiionS Of lhe Stomach, Had laHl
n M Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Papltatlon Of tie
Heart inflammation nf the Lungs Pam ~ Tie regions
Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms,
arc The nflsnrngs Of Dyspepsia. In lheae t0mnAlnla
Il ia, no e1l,, and one bottle will prove Letter guar
antee of III merits than lengthy AdyeTliAement'
For Female Complaints IN Young or oit,
married or single ut the dawn q wlnAhhpoIi % wa
tum Of HE, thrae Tonic iiieta display 50 Heeusl az
influence that marked Improvement '' iooh lS'ssP
tibls. ,.t. Y.,.,,-
matism and Cont, Bilious, Rrnlllisnt and lnlet'
mhient Fevca, Diseases Of tho Blood liVeT hlurrsis
And IlladdeT these ittefs have no equal. such ni1-
s,,e, are cit.rd by yliatrd Dlne, Which Il generally
producrd by arrangement It the DiErsli'c Organs;
They arc u Gentle pWrgntivo ~! well ms
Tonic, possessing also tile peculiar metl o. AslnE
AZ powerful agent IN relieving Congestion q lnnal-
nation Of the Liver aud Viseefal Osin' ana ~ n'''u'
Fer skin Diseases, EtuptionT, letter, SAT-
Rheun,, lllBirlrs Spots limpcs, nsucs, Hollis Var
buncics, Rns.wnuiii, SeIdlleAh, Sore Eyes; hy-
lireias Iie Seurt, niienlononaOi tie SEn, lI'lnpA
and Disease Of the Skin, II whatever name or nailie,
are literally dns up and Carried nai Of tic fy''eI w
short time hy tho NC Of these bliIet', 49,. ~
Grateful Thousands potlam NiNEdsk UT,
THIS tic most wonderful lhvsohnt that ever AuA'AeH
I Tw f% EkR PTopr. II. II. MCDONALD q. CO.,
Druggists and Gen. AglS, san Fnnei'eo aud New io'k'
tsE- SOLD ny ALL DRUGGtsrs& pEALERS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me-,
rays that MCssrs. Allen BROS, proprietos d
Philip Aliens Print Works Il. l., were down to
liryAnts Pond recently, fronting, when ono Of
them was attacked with scAtic rheumatism no
suddenly that he had to DO carried from ihC
pond TO rs hotel; bottle Of JOhiWons AHO.
dync Liaiment was rCsOriCd to, and he was out
next lay.-COn.
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nlt mluht have been"

=, ,o,,, ono a. lwo fAlrally pub!lihe 70 lIIM.5
o. tome srg,svinrI 10 tubieTlhera and sehu
nnbp M stsT splnsiSd Hammer PIoml,ss and "
1sadi al Onss frans! PA iS 1ea sIsSetVs
.Hs.t illuminated paper whole year
III y, a. VIZ sSndsmn any one rSIiL Tou 1N9w
TSs@ star SpanEitd Bannlt' Ia, been gs Irfs4 10
VI ~ Wv Ia 4, 10 oliver DitsOn Co., 20
Nan ffbSns, Toledo blade, and az ether gIsa.
napsI, or pabjIIhstI The Rogae' Corner = pons,
iIlmbagt, QuAskl, 9ad SWiRdloIs. it .ns siandsI.
"a ~ rSvuSs. FAIeaIi and thieves, We give 10Y
iSrgs family pIpSFa chrome pnS9aaIsa' ~ yi ~,
Ons DOLLAR. We guarantee iAtllmcll0n; ~ w.
Ssn,t. iVentS wanted. Complete "Oltht. iie9
10 You dare 10 ~ Il for l75l ltIo, send yoSt 90,
iaI aud secure papers for whole YEAR AHu'V'
StaF gpanRled Banner, llnsdale, N, ".
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Dun EYEs.--A young lady who Let
her lids drop on being spoken to tender.
" by u young gentleman is anxious to
recover them, and offers llSndsomo
reward for their restoration, 4 nauti.
cal gentleman Of her acquaintance rs.
sures her that they could not have been
properly laslied on or they would not
have boon Loaf,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

A certain little lamsol being aggra.
waited beyond endurance by her brother,
pumped down upon her knees and
cried, 30, Lord, bless my brother Tom.
He lies, he steals, he swoars all boys
do US girls DON'T Amen"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

FoH TdnoGr DISEASE and Affections
Of the chest E.Oun. irOnehtd' r. Oehe, arc
OF value For Cought, Irritation OF lie ThrOa'
caused by cold, or Unusual Excrtion of tho
vocal organs, in speaking in public, or singing
they produce beneficial 'csults.- Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

"THEtR NAME Is LEGION may be
applied to these who dio annually Of Consumlr
ton, although science has Of lAtO yCan scnsi
bly, diminished their number, II Is gratifying
to know that tho general IlsO Of Or. lNiddrl
BdisdR Of Wild Cherry largely instrumental
In attaining this cnd.-COBl.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

In feeding COWS for milk and butter
the following suggestions were made Mt
the Maine Agricultural Society: Raise
your own cows, do not buytlem; strange
animals arc ill.trcated and often injured.
If you wish to got all the milk possible,
feed high, and in two years "you can
drive all tho milk out Of n COW "-on
the contrary, feed moderately and many
cows will hold out until thoy are a.
several instances were mentioned. Cows
treated kindly will not be vicious. No
rulo for feeding them can be of univer.
sal application, their constitutions must
10 regarded us much MS in the human
race. Abundant testimony was given
in favor Of fodder corn-with prefer.
cnce for sweet, although Southern corn
yielded the most. One herd had been
wintered on il thus far-cut with hay.
cuttcr-two quarts shorts and two quarts
cob meal added. After fodder corn is
well cured, pack closely in the barn, rs
cowswilr not cat it il it is too dry. One
milk producer stated that he could not
make it pay to use tho highest priced
hay; he preferred n poorer quality and
more meal. In reviewing some dozen
experiences, no allusion can be found
to the use of cooked food for dairy
COWS,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Faces INSTANT RELIEF Inns stood
twonty yCArs' test. Is warranted to give I'M
mediate relief to all Rheumatic. NCNralglc,
Head, Ear and BACK aches, or money refunded.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

CRtsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
stands unriyAcd and alone. Its merits have
been 40 universally acknowledged tia. 1t would
10 BuperCrogAt0n to discant on them any
furthcr-nothlng can beat it.-Cont.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Wanted farmer in every town MS
agent for the COLLINS STEEL Flows. For
terms, &c, address, COLLINS & Co., 2i9 Water
ST.. New Yurl,-COm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Iowa farmers have discovered that by
filling their dressed geese with water
and allowing them to freeze an increase
of weight can DO obtained.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

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TnE 1lEsr FIsHioN RETORTs In the Weekly n.
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Tmg DEsr Market REPORTS In tho Weekly n.
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TME BEST CATTLE REroRrs In The Weekly n. Y.
Sun. pages. slayoar. Sendyour Dollar.
THE BEsr PAPrnln Every Respect. The Weekly
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Address, THE sun. New York City.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Is your hope. Ithas been tried by thousands Auch
as yOu Win have been cured; many, In their graft.
tuIN have left their names to us, that suffering hu.
mainly can read their evidences and believe. Don't
experiment with new and nntried nixiuTet-you
cannot hfiOfd lt-but try nj once this invaluable
article II ID warranted 10 break hp the most trOu.
hlcEomO Cough In few hours II not II too long
standing. tits wRTTRntnd to give entire nntlstae-
lion In all cases Of Lung and Throat difficulties. As
an HNncelOTant. II has no equal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17
Thinning steers.

Ono used to handling steers with n
view to making oxen or them says
"Steers l handle and yoke up tho first
winter, before they arc a year old, and
during tho following summer, to nc.
custom them to the yoke and to walk
sidobysidee together. The second
winter ] put them to n light sled, and
put small rope round the nigh ones
horn, not to guide them, but to secure
them from running away from me by
some sudden fright or some other cause.
! then, with n light, short whip, proceed
to teach them to draw, to go forward,
to stop, to haw and gee. l use few
words with them and few motions Of
the whip, not trying to teach them too
many things ut once. When they arc n
little older, teach them to back by
choosing piece OF defending ground
for that purpose, with the empty sled
or cart for load. Incver try to plough
without a driver till the steers are four
years old.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17
q cHAbIHNGH

1, extended TO the world to place before the public
a better Cungh or Lung Remedy, than ALIENS
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17
A NEW CARPET.

The Great wOndSr,.-Thc New England Carpet
Co., established over q guarteTo Of century ago,
having expended muth time, talent, and mnneyyt0
after years n experimenting With the best Arll-
Eens, have brought nut carpet which they have
named and will be known Aa GERMAN TAPESTRY I
thousand pieces Of which In order TO Introduce
Them, he sold tif ~ cents per yard. Sample
sent by mali on feetIpt Of 10 cents, or different
patterns 70 cents, New England Carpet Co., 10
Warrington Street, nNttnn, Mass,
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vEniLr IT HATH NO EQUAL
CoYsUMPTIvBs, RRADi
ALLEN's LUNd DALsAM

would ytu cure that distressing Cough, and
bring back that healthy VlgOF til lately planted In
your rhtckf II you would, do not delays for, ere
yUu arc aware, II Will be too late;
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-17

Vegetable Pulmonary Gnlsam. Doubt
loss tic boss cough nedleIno IL die world. Com
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-23

The capacity of the railroads, it seems,
Is not sufficient to handle the vast amount
of produce seeking market in New York
for home consumption and TO meet foreign
demand. The main want of facilities is in
the handling. The Worlds informant rep
resents the New York Central as having
its depot crowded with produce from the
west to such an extent that hundreds and
thousands of cars stand on switches and
side tracks all the way from New York to
Chicago, because there is not room to han
die il after its arrival in New York.
This line may be ovcrcrowded in consc-
quencc of competition with the Eric rail-
road between New York and Chicago, and
resultant low rates of freight. If all the
railroads in Illinois concentrating at Chi
cago are similarly overwhelmed, the rem
cdy of the oranges in that state would
rather seem to be in building canals or rail =
roads than in forcing roads by law to accept
lower rates when at present prices they
have more pressed on them than they can
carry. President Grants idea of internal
improvements with government aid may
prove to be what we really want, though
he was scoffed at good deal for making
the suggestion in his last inaugural address.
There would be no doubt of his correctness
If the government could ever yet anything
done honestly.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-23

A list of decisions has lately been pub
lished by II paper devoted to railroad sub
jects, which may be of interest to those
who travel by rail.
The legal definition of passenger is a
person who undertakes with the consent of
the carrier, to travel in the conveyance
provided by the latter, otherwise in the
service of the carrier as SUCH"
Railway companies are bound to carry all
who offer themselves unless they are of
fensivc in person or conduct or the cars are
already full.
GOOD for this day only" printed upon a
ticket, has been decided by the court to be
of no effect. The passenger has paid his
money and is entitled to transportation.
1t has also been decided by a New York
court that ticket between any two points
Is good either way, but the decision is a
doubtful one.
ANY injury to the person of the passen-
ser through the negligence of the agents
OF the railway, subjects the latter to dam
ages, and any loss of baggage-it must be
only such as is necessary to the comfort of
trayeller-can be recovered by civil pro-
cess and the contents of trunk can be
proved by the oath of the bailiff.