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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30
A Romance in Crime.

It seems very probable that the COM
mon.place character Of modern life has
the effect to drive some men into crime
merely for the qualification Of u love Of
adventure. II is doubtful whether u
man Of real ability will endure the con,
tempt which always accompanies the
notorioty Of u thief ii he can find scope
for action in mode OF life Of kind to
win mems respect. The suicide OF
Henry Austin, alias Montcrief Wad.
dams, in the Trenton Penitentiary, gives
occasion for brief biography that
should not prove uuinstrnctiye. Wad'
dams was his real name, md he was
born Of wealthy family in tho north
Of England. After graduating at Eton,
he was released, through family in.
iluencc, from arrest for misdemeanor
ut Leeds, on condition Of hisleaving the
country. He arrived in New York in
1862, mud Mt once became n bounty
Jumper. He exerted himself with 40
much ability and discretion that, it is
said, he realized over $4,000 from that
species Of speculation. After short
visit TO England, he returned, and be.
gan q career us horse thief on the
Pennsylvania and New Jersey like with
singular success. -Four years ago the
farmers Of New Jersey found il neces.
sary to combine against him md his
associates. In 1869, while riding OF on
n thoroughbred mare belonging to John
Stulty, living near Kingston, n. j., he
was fired at, but eludel his pursuers by
escaping on foot into a swamp.
That same night, with a boldness
TINT challenges admiration, he emerged
from his hiding place, and escaped on
II tlno horse belonging to farmer near
Gloucester. he sold the horse the
next day in the Bulls Head Market,
West Philadelphia. II is estimated
that he stole nearly hundred horses
before his arrest. Upon his second
passage from England, he Ind brought
with him handsome and accomplished
wife, who followed him in his sinuous
career Of crime with afeminine devotion,
md even suffered imprisonment for six
months for attempting to mid him to
escape from the Elizabeth jail, by Snug.
Cling in q number Of fine saws, file
and some steel wire secretcd in the back
OF small case containing her picture
This was in the early part OF 1872. The
glamour of criminal romance adds its
own horror to the sequel Of the story.
Recently he learned, while serving a
i've years sentence, that his wife, who
had Just been released from his own
prison, and from whom he had Just ex.
acted promise Of fidelity, had closed
her long years OF devotion to him, allur.
ed by the promises and wealth Of n
prominent Trenton politician. After
this, he became Respondent, and secur.
ed shoemaker's knife, with which he
put an end to his life, bleeding to death
before his keepers discovered him.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

The summer suns hue tina, clothes the earth with
luxu,lant vegetation, cv.poratc, a vast anoun, o.
crude, unvlolcIomO ,a,i,.ure tscm its ru,tec,
h,mingAug with the air III tn. fO,m Of phi'i,
gases y. O.uc,S variety If f,bilO aud other dis
ca.cu, The Lody beiug facilitated by the warmth
4 the season. and the pores bciaV Vide open, gap
lngaSn wciefor the ScCGI Of Sickn,SS, any i.fsr'
uyuS pllntpv that may e1ist III tho atmos phSrs lie
readily received Into the system when 1t bear'
bantiuI tallln the shape q mHlaiiOuS tcver, I'LL
vuSu,II, dllrhGA dyIcntcty, collie, sickness attn
stomach, hsadusAs or vous prOatrstion. In Oras
to prevent these valuations put the system In a
condition TO resist all MOI bid Influences brace .h'
Inner man with Ii, se,tvrI stomach BIttOr', TIT
purcu, iavlgorau, and the ms, invineiblc Antaso.
Di,t Of all uuu,cs ei,sa,c, whether present In III
alr We breathe, the water We drink, or connected
With our mama Q, the nature ef our pursuit.
that science Aa, yet given to th, world. The espe'
Renee Of twenty-five years has taught an ObIstvan
people, that this unexceptionnl aud agreeable tOHi'
and Alternative possesses preventive and remedial
virtues that are shared by no other metIei"s I
the present age 1t hhS taught them also that Will
1t IL iuhnitCly more efficient than any q the poison
Uu, AlkalOdI prescribed AZ toniCI 1t IL absolutely
and entirely hArmleSL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

snid Artemus Ward: az like art ]
admire dramatic art, although I failed
rs an actor. It was in my school days
that failed. The play was tue Ruins
of Pompcii ! l played the ruins. II
was not very successful performance
but was better than the Burning
Mountain lie was not good he was
a bad VcRuvins. The remembrance Of
It makes me ask : Where ars the boys
Of my youth 2 assure you this is no
coRundrum. Someare among yon here,
some in America, some are in Jail.
Hence arises d most touching question :
Where are the girls Of my youth ?
Some are married, some would like TO
be. o my Maria Alna she married
another-they frequently do, / hope
she is happy-because am. Some
people ara not very happy; have no.
Iced that, My orchestra is small-but
am sure II ia good so far rs it goes. ]
give my pianist ten pounds night and
bic washing. ! like music, cant
sing. As o singiSt / am not success.
| am snddest when sing. SO arC
those who hear me-th0y are saddel
even than / mn"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30
a REMARKABLE PROGRESS.



We have already alluded TO the prosperous con.
'lhon q the rhurix Life Insurance Company
located iu this city, u which RtsOn PrsSphden H.
he prssiient and James =. burns Secretary. A
more careful irveInR ,ton u Its last annual state
rarnt, just published, Warrants Us in submit ting to
the readers Il the Times soon further remarks
upon It's r pii progress to popular tvor and IL
remarkably prosperous condition at the present
time.
L'tuI compare its condition ten years hVo with
hat It 10 ut the present time. II tn years 1902
and res 81 issued IN pNllciSsi It's Income was
l9S G7ai riviients, 81 Nti ioSscs by death, 49,.
100, assets (tS1 On Here was the business q two
years.
II 1873 II Miued os1 policies; its income was
SlS 7s1ISi divi ends SOS Ai!Tit losses by death,
s1l liOS9i net assets, 50 100 Sl6d7.
This increase q buBintId aud assets In the short
period tftou yeaiIs worthy q special notice. An
uromE IN 1871 n near rs IN 900 against fi9s u IN
is6l and 1885, II is near Thirty 10 onr. over ten
b rlAnd rOliciev last year aRainlt seventeen hun.
dtcd II two yeas only ton y.a,1ARn. tisnet ~
hin half millio more thtp sixteen q, one. This
Won 'eiinl tneIrise u ntt the result q q q Rl'
n%P tssult, S1Ily Sd y, ssow
pFnlpNti'y, ..PHr stance The net HIsciS q The
.otnII.y ~ he Gps, ing The year lsia .mEnH,er
Ests q SlsT -Sa increase during the year iS75
u BH f1iOl.
1he PhEiiG hiss now g 90 p'licel In cover.
irE n no 2I, Valued by lhr New YOik standard
y q lCics ~ worth 5lit NJ S,a a. Cher habit
inv this tnm ~ set assets and the company has a
surplus q iipq s8i6
The ntleeit iiy thgIc teti before the public with
the assurance that they carnOt be tguAled In com.
pifatIVc stLength by the statement q any company
IN New EhgiAnd, N Indeed, BY ivy IN tho country
though . few others have lNfP'r aggregate II
ntSelG, No conptny T. this ti'y tquNlcd n lnti
year N ihb number q politi issued only one
GO In D cor below II,
II this tlliirR rondlt nm q lie hnAretI In it,
SIc.t, 40 ine,eah 2 property and n u. arm
'Nhy 9Th q he dfgfre rfpi,e and uiisft'inn
publilh the dttailS Il lie 6uIlnrTs and IL sohd
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30
Reducing the Family.

A family of six persons, travelling
through Macomb county towards De-
troit, Michigan, stopped about thirty
miles from the city and attempted to
give away little boy four years old to
II farmer. He did not want the child,
aud the wagon drove on but it seem
that the little fellow was set down in
the read about half n mile from THE
house, and in about m hour appeared
ut the farmers gate. The farmer was
highly enragel ut the dodge, and sad.
ding his horse he took the child beior,
him aud rode after the wagon. Beforf
he came up with it he found that til,
family had given away girl about n
year and n half old. He made them
take the boy back, and when he threat.
ened the father with arrest the fellow
coolly replied that he had too many
children and wanted to get rid Of
some OF them. The farmer encoun
tered teamster who was coming to
Detroit and asked him to keep an eyt
on the immigrants. Thursday night
they camped beside the road about
fifteen miles from the city, while til,
teamster, whose name is James Bruce,
came on through. At the City Hall
market the immigrant wagon was dis.
covered by Bruce, who found the mai
and his wife alone, they having dis.
posed Of their FIVE children along thu
road. Little satisfaction could be oh
tanned ms to where the little ones had
been left, both parents seeming Il
have no more feeling than wolves, and
when there was talk Of Arresting them
they drove of rs fast as possible. 1t il
believed that they dropped the child.
rem here and there on the road, and
probably most Of them will find theil
way into Detroit to be sent to thu
County HOuse,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

IoE WArER.-Drinking tumblers OF
ice.water to slake thirst in simmer is,
like eating berries and milk, Au excel.
lent promoter Of diseases. After long
walk or M exhaustive labor the best
way to slake thirst is to dip towel In
cold water, at the same time immersing
both hands into IL deep enough to cover
the wrists, apply the towel to the fore.
head, and repeat the process two or
three times; then drink cold wAter with
q teaspoon. A few drops Of vinegar
or lemon juice may be put in the water
drunk.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

A gentleman afflicted with the chronic
says, NO description Of my case
can conyUythe vast amount Of benefit have
received from tho use Of JohtSOn'S AnOdynt
Linint1,t, believe It the best article In the
world for rheunAtism,-C Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

Figurativo party.-"So long MS Yam
Nun, Sorr, what does it mntther to
me whether me Great. Grandfather WINS
IN Anthropoid Ape ornot, S0rrI' Literal
purity. - "Hawl wather disngwecable
Tor your Glvate- Grandmother, wasn't
it?"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

II horse has n good constitution,
aud has once been good horro, no matteFlIoW
old or how much run down 10 may DO, he can
10 greatly improved, aud in many respOctis
made AZ good ~ new, by liberal use Of Shs't
dams Cdedlrv Condition POl0ders.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

.FLAao's INSTANT RELIEF has stood
twenty years test. Is warranted to give i,nne'
,liaie relief TO all Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Head,
Ear and lack aches, or money Refunded Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

pI1nNbERIb slAte n The BIoOd 1, the p,imt
s,n.s I many .IgfiouI complNntIi Inch ~ stin
: hcciiOnt, A., mr. Jhyne'L Alternative putihet The
blood, aud destroys tbs virus VfthetS dlISttes,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

Alittle fellow at Cenneautville, Penn,
put his finger between the bail aud
edge ri Ru inverted iron kettle, aud
when his heavy brother sat down on
the kettle, the tender finger was Rmpn.
tAted with neNtneSH and dispatch.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE is the
most sure aud complete preparation Of It's KIM
III tho world its effects are magical, It's chArae
Tor harmless, its TUFTS natural, Its qualities Oh
during,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30
PAINl PAINll PAINlll
WHERE Is thy RELIRvERi
aSAdOrS, you will And It IN that Pavorlto Home
Remedy
PERRY DA VS. PALN-EILLER.

II has been tested In every variety NJ climate, and
~ aim, Ht every nation known to Americans ItIP
lie nlHrBt constant companion aud iheStInAblF
nlUnd Of tho missionary aud traveller, on sea AnG
and. and no should trdtt nm our lakes or rivtFS
Irs NERfrs ARE USSuRPASsED
II you are suffering from INTERNAL PAIN.
TIFrHiv 10 Thirty Drops ina Little Water viii VI.
nUSt t1stAHtly cure you There Is nothing equal ~
I. In few moments II cures
gaie, Crdmpl SpIEms HEARTBURN DiaThaa,
DyssnieTy, HiIr lFtnd IN TIE HotrtiA, Sur
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache.
Cures CHOLERA. when all 0ther Remedies Fail.
n gives Insiam Relief from Aching Ttsth.
In sections N the country where PEvER AMI
N1rE prevails, there itnO remedy held Iu greater
"SteGm.
tihe pdiH.KiHsT ~ hbnut half pint II HIT water.
veil sWectcHrd with nNl4iIsI 70 The alta IL cum.
nv m. RtthirR fFHely tho chest b'ek, ana bnS Els
'ih the Pain. Killer u the same time. Repeat the
use ~ twenty minutes " thu a'st dnCG not stop
h. chilli Shuhli Il pro, uee vomiting (anh II prob.
bly, NIll. The stomach 10 very fnnll, tAke little
PALM Killer IN cold water IWpFtsned with sugar
fer each spa,m Perseverance In the above treat.
'nrnt has cured many severe and obstinate ca SEES
thiI disease.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

The people who spend most money
OF waterpiaOes are the old men with
young wivsa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30


Its an External aud IHtBtHAi Remedy. PoF Sum.
net nmplaint nT any hthNf form " bowel disease
In chill iFHn or adults u san almost certain cure,
tud hrs without doubt. bGBn WHTN successful In
uriug the various kinds NJ cfinLFRA than any
ihet known Iemrly or tho m1Nt akillfnl phyRiri1n,
In India, A. lea and China. here thle hrRafHl is
aHH Ia TpnTsnI less prevalent. the Pain. Killer Il
nUsi lsrgh BY the NATIVES A. well ~ Nv RnEnp"ar
asldeNta In these climates, A SURE REMEDY: .
md while ~ a most IA lent rrmrny 10 pain y
perfectly safe medicine In The most nnSkillfnl
fHndp. y hlt bHrnmH y hnusehnli remedy hnm
he fact that II gives Immediate and permanent 70.
ilrk J. IL 4 purely vegetable preparation, made
rom the bNutAnd IuTest materials, safe 10 keep
md uAb In every family. 1'ls recommended hJ
nhysIciAhl and puFsnrs n all claEsea, ana TODAY
fer pnhile triil II Thirty yeATs-the average life
4 matt stands nnfivalled and unExGellOd,
spreading It's usefulness over the wide world.
Directions accompany each Bottle.
Price 25 Cts., 20 cts, and u per Bottle.
PERRY DAVIS son PtoptistOts,
ProVidsncs,R.
JIM HARRIS CO., Cincinnati, O.,
proprietOrG for the Western and South Western
States.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
To' sALI WuoL1ALE NJ
fnHN ?. HENRY New YORK
nRn r NO'nWIN 4 ca. RNH'nn,
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY 4 co. Philadelphia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

II roo .h,Ns hills pnl Ps,or, or Nry form Of
Iavl dostof.i IN EtsIy dIngd,t III Il. y" N"N
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

A Tennessee farmer says he can get
twice rs much from corn and beefraised
on his land than from cotton.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

ST. IA P''t S :: ' T.-; a. s:s t. "' Dan
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

NENlUnI 1ioW 10 conquer llapia ihS Sn,rI
i,fenvthenNdi the BODY made touch and VFnrons Valu-
able book cts Mailed IVA LOOMS JtFstT UitJ, Nj.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

C6fn con peF day Agents wanted All cIAIaI
SolV SEV n working people OF either Iex, young
~ Uld, make mnFe riIiney o. work for ~ In thai
spare moments uf all The iimh than u Any,hngN lt
PaItlsllAn hoe Address q. sTlHsOR 4 CO., Port.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

The cost Of producing mutton, allow.
ing for the food, is much less than that
Of beef yet good mutton sells in the
market for nearly as much as beef.
The demand for good sheep in this
country for the butcher is active, and,
near large towns, the mutton and early
lambs eau be made the largest source
OF profit There the grades Of the
comhing woods will be found most
profitable, owing to their greater size
aud early maturity.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-30

There are no animals more omnivo.
rous than fowls; fish, flesh, herbs and
grains being devoured by them with
equal relish. We say equal, for though
they commonly pounce upon meat with
greater avidity than upon grain, this
is generally because it forms n rarity,
and a flock kept for while almost on.
tirely on animal food will show the same
greed for few landiuls of corn. The
fondneSs for variety shown by fowls is
M significant Of real needs as We have
found II to be in ourselves. In pur.
veying for them, a iudiciOus variety,
selected from tile three general divi.
sions-tresh vegetables, grain aud AMI.
mai JDOd-is ut all seasons absolutely
necessary for young and old, in order
to make them perfectly thrifty. True,
they will not starve on hard corn and
water, neither will they pay profit 70
kept.-7hs Poultry World.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
Sale of Lands for Taxes.

NOTICE heeeby given that the Ssdc~ins Lands and
IL town seen acd tayes and were bought n
BY Duaphas County. person Ssyiug cersd ruchase
the fog The taxes penalties and cstS ece neeoo -
TIE sans Ting now unredes0sA viii on
T0esaay, Hay 0sA, 1879,
and ~ ssccssmg days until completed pyeeeed 20
se aid la.s and lots psblis auction 70 hs high
bidder fr easA the oos docr o the Court Hooss
Troy b sid County avs having essd sines the
aid aale aid County tProvidsd the may b
deesd bes I'D sael The sale to be h~ld
provide for the aale Of ands ff duo
aad aapaid tAersca, /" laws Of 1874 page 39l
ROBERT TRACY. County rreas0rsr.
Troy Kasaa Naruh 10 le7a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
The Result Of I.tenperance.

An exchange has the following. 70
says:
The subject Of this sketch, formerly -
hololed and gallant soldier of our army,
has become so low and degraded tina, for
months he has not slept in a bed. lie Is
never sober Is long As any one will fur
nish rum for him. Recently, while lying
he'p'essly drunk in the rear part OF "a
loon, some Of his bali drunken compan
ions tried to pay Joke on him.by steal
Ia. his clothes. In removing them, they
fooud, underneath his shirt, suspended
by string rom his ueck.a small canvas
bas. On opening this bag they found
his commission Is Breyei Major Genera,
two congratu'atory leucrs-one from
Gen Grant, and one from Pies Lincoln
~ photograph Of little girl, and a curl
o. chestnut brown hair
When these things were found, even
they had somu respect for the mans for.
ner greatness. and pity for his present
condition; and quietly they replaced the
articles aud his clothes on him.
When he was interviewed. he decIined
to communicate any thing. On being
tod that his right name and former pc.
si,jon had been discovered. he wep, like
child. With tears trickling down bis
cbafL: he said. '.For Gods sake sin. don I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
1 NcnLected Home stndn.

How many q schoo.mistIess Of rural
district IS student Of botany We
venture To say not one in a hundred.
Anu yet it is true that there is 10 posi-
ton anywhere 50 la7orably TO the pUrsui.
OF tlc most delightful Of sciences. The
recent Illinois school law requires the
teachers 10 know something OF botany,
at least from books, and we do not mean
10 say that most Of the teachers may not
be able 10 tell what are siamens, pistls,
petals, exc. But that is not botany II Is
simplygiving the names to some Of the
more conspicuous parts OF flower
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Executors sale.

~.voTIrE +. hereby given that hy virtue OBJ 81
y L.en,r from th' Hon. \. ii. " ilkei, J.."sy
- pr,h,t, f,.. t1r CUNT OF ONluiti Wc sAi. -r.
hi uul llc sale on thc premises 20 liiNtrl,i i'
County, on saturday ihr iiiie'i % '"t "'.,...
L.. n,.,t az f.t O'CLOCK iL tae forenoon, 20 mu,
nj t. r.sl estate ot John Jack on, iaic o. lAA'.
IN ,aid County deceased, as will ptoiUre the ."..
o. fourteen hnnirci dollars, for the rnymth- ~
- r.,t estate consists OF tbr AUCro-co--
House. land and out bn'lthg- in DiNneld Nll'cc-
The fomctdWellmg mouse aud oni bulliil- ~.
deceased ia said village: the PLAIN, linu va. H.
Mexico in said County.
WM w BOLSTER, ~ 3D. I EFec's.
FLORENTINE J.. j ACksoN'N
DiNfeld, Oct :, 1873
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04

The PlrEciTN |FrUp. % I'rC-fCt-
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TcpOiriHg damages ana WH-.''
scUrcRiuG ont M0TbiH score
ti0as. Gsd tearing nothing 10"
disease b feet Upon.
This IS TIE secret II ne ron
dryJiR success OF his TcWcGy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DropSy, Chronic Diar-
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ChlIl5 and Fevcrs, uEmors,
Loss of Constitutional Nigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
dl1 an diseases originating ilG
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cOmpGnied 6y de6iijtD a. q toIO
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from -i{cOhoi, IN any form, lis
energi-ipg effects are not tot-
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siRg stPcagfh, CjO0F. ana 8ci1
ire into al parts Ojhe system,
end building UD d1s IRON Con-
Sttl,iiOH.
Thousands hare been changed
On the use of This remedy, FROM
qceCE,. sickIy, suffering cFc0-
lures. 10 strong, heGIthy, and
HdpDV men QNd iCOmc1; 0i5d
fuGG,i2S Cannot TeGsOHCjjy Res
iiate 10 OiUe 10 c trial.
See Mat each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 6to'r's i'S The glass.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Propretors,
40. l Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRUGGIsTs CENTRALLY.