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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-14

Observation-Disclosures. The Northern
mail opens $50 Am, 3 P. NJ; closes
1oA Me- p. d. Charleston opens Z
A. NJ, 2;8Oi HaaM. inloses 6 and $50 P.
M. Western opens and 1890 A. NJ. !;
closes 6 and PPM. i Greenville opens
6.45 P. NJ; CLOSES 6 I'M On Sunday
Office 10 open from, 8 " to 1O16 A. NJ.
Parson Talmage said in late SER
Of Christian song has yet been fully
Old Hundred through Wall street, it
boshl IT, "decent Christian" were to
''roll Old Hundred through Wall street. I"
the "bulls" would try to toss it to one
hundred and twenty, and the "bears"
would try to pull 1t down to twenty.
An exchange says that absolutely pure
iron is said to have been produced by a
Russian chemist by means of the gal
vanic battery. During the process q
largo quantity Of hydrogen was olsen
gagged from the ordinary iron used. The
pure iron is q silver white metal, very
malleable and ductile, and 80 soft as to
be readily cut with pair of scissors.
It oxidizes very rapidly!
According to California paper, a
young lady OF that city, in telling gen.
tleman about her Yosemite trip. said
the scenery was gorgeous-psrfeotly ra-
vishing-but che didn't like their style
OF looomotion down there. "How's
that?" said her friend; chow did you To-
comota2" "Why. don't you think"
she replied. I had to ride a Ia clothes
PIN" eGgiAq
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STATIONS. MAIL. EXPRESS
Leave Charlotte. 7.10 p. NJ. 6.25 A. III
Leave Saliebury...... $50 P. NJ. 8.S4 A. Al
Leave Greensboro. lao A. M. IL 10 A. III
Leave Danville.. 4.32 A. n. 1852 P. III
Leave Burkville....... 9.44 A. NJ. GAO P. M
Arrive at Richmond. .12.45 p. NJ. $50 7. NJ
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Richmond. $50 P. NJ. 5.10A N
Leave Burkville........ 5.34 P. NJ. 1928 A. NJ
Leave Danville ....... 10 Al P. nj. 1857 P. NJ
Leave Greensboro. .2.15:A. III. 4.00P. n
Leave Salisbury. 4.57 A. NJ. 6.22P. NJ
Arrive at Charlotte. 7.20 A. III. 8.30A. NJ
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro. Las A. NJ. II 10 A. M
Leave Company Shops $3.50 A. III. Ar12. 20P. n
Leave Raleigh. sos A. n. ..........
Arrive at Goldsboro. .11.05 A. II. .........
GOING WEST.
Leave Goldsboro. .... 400 p. NJ. ........
Leave Raleigh. ....... 7.46 P. N. ..........
Leave Company Shops 12.05 A. II. 2.16 ?. n
Arrive at Greensboro. 1.90 4. NJ. $50 p. M
Northwestern N. G. h. r., Salem Brncb
Leave Greensboro, o,................ S.4o z. =
Arrive at KernerBville. ........... 5.10 p. III
Leave Kernersville. ............... 800 A. n
Arrive At Greensboro. TO- so A. NJ
Mail train. daily. both ways, over entire
length Of road. Express daily between Com.
pany Shops and Charlotte, Sunday excepted
8. R.ALLEN, Gen. Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. b. TAICoI, Engineer and Gen. Supt.
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Piedmont Airline Railway.

- I aa|ta,ss aeaass 7 ABLE, Richmond and
Danville, Richmond and Danville Il. W., N.
O. Division, and North Weetern N. @. r. ".
H0INa NOpTH
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-11
THE COMING FAIR.
A Fine Exhibition Expected

O.s of the notable events Of the y@ar is 10
c ,nmence in this city on the 6 h OF Oc'ober,
and lasting six DAYS. At 1.-THE most prop;tious
season Of our usually bright au'umns the
Kansas Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation will bold it. annual exhibition. The
display gives fruitful promise that il will be
one of the best ever held under The auspices
OF the Society. The entries are free to all
the world, and the Society has wisely deter
mined that the books of entries eball close a
week before the opening, that a complete
Arrangement may be made of the entries
Offered for prizes. The time is at that Pc
Rod in which clear, good weather may al
N ost be counted certainty. The premiums
upo, many articles have been considerably
increased and the lat much enlarged.
A very large display Of improved farm
sock will be on exhibiiion-of fine horees
and samples Of all the best breeds Of horned
cattle-while the turnout in such q hive Of
industry as Lesvenwcrth, Of manufactured
,rticles nseful as machinery, or As aids to the
farmer, i. certain TO be worthy OF attention.
So many assurances in these respects have
BEEN given, that we feel confident in stating
that the displsy ir these departments will be
entirely satisfactory.
The Office of the Association is now located
on Delaware street, the books of entry open,
and all applications for space in person CT
b. letter will receive the most prompt at
t,Dtinn
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Election Of Officers.

Lost evening the solid business men o.
Leayeuworth met in council at Wooli's hal
to deliberate on the advantage to be secured
b, an organic alton in this city O: q Board Of
Trade.
Mr.. G. NJ. Bi.tman was elected temporary
chairman, and the report Of the committee
on permanent organization ordered read.
The nominations we're voted on, and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year ::
President-E. T. Will.on.
Vice President-J. c. Briggs.
Second Vice President-M. S. Grant.
DIRECTORS.
C. B. Brace, Il. NJ Bittmsnn, NJ. Iiof-
man, J. T. Richards, J. L Abernathy, Geo.
A. Eddy.
TreAurer-W. A. Rose.
1t Is to be hoped thai all cur business men
will put heart and hand in the mosement,
and by every means in their power help
pace the organization On good sound work.
ing basis. Appended We give partial list
of the business men who have signed a pa-
per favoring the movement. No better
guarantee Of the SUCCESS Of the enterprise is
needed.
We, the undersigned business men Of
Leavenwor,h, declare Ourselves favorable to
the organization of a Board Of Trade:
r. J. Brown, E. P. Wilson. G. Towns-
end, c. z. Morehead, jr., NJ. Holman, J.
C. Briggs, J. F. Richards. W. A. Rose, Z.
Hershfeld, 3. c. Clark, Haas & Co., John
Conover, Angel & Foster, Kansas Wagon
Company, Sidney Smith. n. Mitchell, W.
A. Rose. Chase Bros, Thompson, Crow &
Foster, james Mctiee & Co., Joseph, Lang
Co., George K. Hines, Simmons * S,aiger,
J. W. GRANGER, John Kenmuir, George
Hessel, H. Bruepgen, p. Heley, b. Z.
Richards, John Ashton, NJ. Conway, c. s.
e. Crespigny. Insley. Shire & Co., Il. z.
Thompson, J. c. O'DonnelI. VIM. Davis,
Beeler & Drechsel, & Holman. John
Mencke, Simmons d Brnbsumn, Kohn &
Phillips, Peter McGonigle, Charles A.
Schinke, Graeter & Kammerling, A.
McGahey, H. FRANKIE & Bro, g. A. Van
tuyl, Rohlfng & Co., W. c. Lobenstein,
J. X. Dilworth Il Co, John Kelley. Kohn
& We'll, g. H. Couch, A. C. Jsques & Co.,
r. w. Wood, 6. G. Csti;n, ". &. Berry
& Co, s. Wolf & Bro, Alternately & Bro,
Jaggerd 4 Foster, Carl Hoffmsn. Hoffman,
Brown & Co., o. G. Beeler. Il. Flesher,
Farrell Bros, II. J. Miller, 4 Co., J. Wall
man Calm 4 Buizel, G NJ. Bil,man.
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HOLD, ENOUGH!!
The kickapOO islanders Nus: b.
Put Down.

We had fordly hoped ibs; The Smith
Mcdonald case. lately tried before Judge
Gardner, would pu, quie'us on the belli-
core action OF the kickapoo islanders, and
that henceforth they would lie known as
pesceable, law-abiding citizens. Unfor,r-
nately, however, such is not The case. Yes
terdsy delegation was treading the pave
ment in the vicinity of the Justices office,
with blood in their eyes, and wrinkles of
wrath upon their bronzed brows. The man
Smith WIS among them. He wants the
Mcdonald arrested for stealing his "hee
gum" According to his statement the
young gamin bsionged to the Mcdonald
family, got away with the article in the
night, and clicked it on him" II true, it
i. sad. ssh case, but We do not think the
court justified in bringing the whole popuia-
ton OF the island down here again to tell
what they know about that ''bee gum"
The last case cost the county upwards of $50,
and if the inhabitants of the little insignifi-
cant spot in the middle can't keep the peace,
and do not feel disposed to keep from tearing
each other limb from limb. why either fur
nish Polly Haines with an abundance Of am
munition and let her kill off the male fight
ing biPeds, or else train a gun of the fort
on the grounds and annihilste the whole tribe.
We call for the question.
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COAL OIL AGAIN.
A Young Lady Burned to Death

Accidents from the careless handling at
cnsl o,l s'em TO he On the Increase. The
telegraph brings innumerable csses, but the
latest and most terrible Of all occurred near
Pleasanton on "Wednesday last. The Fort
Scott Monitor gives the following account:
About q O'Clock p. m., Of the aforepen.
toned evening, Mas Belle Willis, very
estimable young lady Of seventeen or eighteen
years of aye, was in the kitchen ironing.
The evening was cloudy and the darkness
necessitated some additional light The
lamp hsd deen lighted and vas sitting upon
the table. There was lot the least premo-
milton of danger or accident But all At
once the mother Of the young
lady, who was lying in an
other room Of the house upon Q
he'd Of sickness, heard terrible shrieks and
saw brilliant blszing light in the kitchen.
III As che was, the woman FASTENED from her
couch a. best she could, hurried through an
intermediate room and entered the plsce
whence the cries had come and where she
saw the angry flames. When this was
reached -le found that hsr daughter lad
gone. Dat Of the rear door she Immediately
went, turned the corner 0t the house ard
was attracted by the screams Of the terror
stricken maiden into the middle room,
where she found her daughter burning to
death. The very be efforts Of the mother
were put forth 10 check the destroying
element and save her child from suth
terrible end, hut they were unsvailing,
and the body was burned to a crisp. The
young lady lived till two O'Clock yesterday
morning. suffering all the time the most in
tense torture Bot the flames did not stop af.
ter they had made fuel Of fair and amiable
maiden, for the hand of Mrs. Willis wss
badly burned and the house became pile Of
ashes and smoulderipg ruins.
There are two opinions advanced "a to the
origin Of the fire. One is that the young
lady's dress csueh, abisze in her attempt to
gain more heat BY pouring coal oil upon the
droway fire, and another is that the lamp
was upset while it was burning.
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Make Up Your Club

AMI send orders soon, Is only few ticaet, remain
70 he sold.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Gen. 5. Z. Browne, DIR. W. II. Bucbtel,
Hon. u. Il. Richards, Hon W. n. Bysr.,
DR.. A. L. Justice.
sFGood agent, vAntei. to ~hom.ibsral COM
missions sill 10 allowed.
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!;nafsicr Testimony.
Benton BarFrcss, No. April 80, 1866.

Benton BlrsTcss, No, April 80, 1866.
Dr. JONI RrLL-Dear Sr-Kuowing he efficacy
ot YOUR -4Is1, ari'la, and he hesling AMI he zen
etciai "a iilies Il possesses, send the iolowins
sta eulent Of my Gtse:
was w1uu ;ed about two years ago, vas taken
prisoner, and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved 50 often, my wounds have rot hetled yet.
have not sat up moment since was wounded.
AN shot through the hips My general health j.
impaired, and need something to assist MAJ ure
have more filth in your Sarsapirillt than any
thing else l wish that which is genuine. Please
express HE half dozen bottles. aud oIiige
CAPT L. T.. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis, Mo
S.-The following was written April s, 1866
By MrS. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. johnson
DE-. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: NY husband, Dr.
c. ;. johnson, skiilful surgeon and and ply
stefan. in Central New York, whore he died, leay-
iag the above G. p johnson TO my care. at thir-
teen wears Of aga, he had a chronic iiarrhes and
seroiula. ior which l gave your Sarsapariiia. IL
cured him. / have FOR ten years recommended it
To many in New York. O5io and Iowa, for scrofu-
Ia, fever sores and general debi ity- Perfect sue
Cess has attended il The cures affected In some
cases OF scTofuft and fever almost mirac
ulols. am very anxious for my son TO again have
recourse to your apirila- He is fearful OF get
ting spurious article hence his writing you for
IL. His wounds were terrible, but / believe he
viii reeovef. Resnec'fully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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DIR. WHITTIER,

Gi7 st. Charles street. st Louis, Mo.
ben icnc.- eES-.l il ,hc .prcia: All
vsnercEi, SerI'l ara Chronic Diseases
an aaJ g Der Pnt i- :. t Lc.s city Is-Ts IL
Sypn,l,s, G cncrr',sSa. eject, Structure,
OHc1.tiS, t2:.iei, Q. Eup:lSe, ell ugicaFy
p soa3eE ii capabilities .ncycCs;aI aztec:
ors ssi e CT nones. :Is s::ias
Speenatcrfs3a, Sexual Debility and
1n1potoncv, CO tis res.'s Of se easssin yosth
IAsIce ses itarcr scsrs and StisA
prodrcs s'rs % tha Gscs: ssvvonsaess seminal
saSs:ens. desttfr Ginre Of ech dsfectirs ssesorp,
pt~7to On ra1sseas Decay aevssos 60 sceesy d
Ing mara % impfopet Or unhappy, are
Above. sen: In s-s3 Srsis tor to postage ssaups
Diseases pecuslaS. TO women, ssch -
Anfhsrrh31, HsHoSvAaet5. ks5covA0s,
shi'.s c.I's.s IiI.a:ssssd cSfAs roas.
t-e samrc Age with experience
lied r?cn. ien:tist ysis7 az ~ ;loss.
LIS OF cfscs ev.y yeas acquires gree: ss fhycisls
tossing tt7 fro lleby rscun.eod parssDs e. rly
c"c Mutation, ay CT b. latter. Zee al
vitsd Eaaa staeoareIsss - IL the e;ty for
r.nt rae1ici1ss be BE- very vAee
Caresbl0 rzntsc Whc;e SosssSyiss tIsan.ly
s;atcd. OE-sh,c asa. E.t5!P. u. Ss-asys. IAN 70
Pm Pvsons os ds;nJ IN city boar sssy esas
6.ycst 70 The oaee. Hasni n: r.sst.s D. or B,.te
0nst extensise T. - cca,,. ensfsiag Reception AL
Coesuauoa rcras, B,.raS ea1 s:ec,ine o. srtmeuts:
nedieatei and ySSr Ba,Ls esomp-ehcnsivs Laboratory
where al IL ths lskneus prepared
and most al u Library. wasrs TIE iisni
Latest saadrd wsr,s Ct ell Us schools Of oedcins
e0und. also An=s rca rNtes fs size and eolorsd life
illustrating cscss cccns, satch have bees procurs1
toza Pafs, frsT-e regardless Ct srd b.
huno 10 any Lisrsry 10 ths city The Lhrs.y u
shr vid cpe. 70 al callers. AIdssGs - aSovs.
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0Ieeklp Gimes
-EPrtMbEK II, 1873.

ren, ta-h.i On IL
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ANOTHER VICTIM.
lie Attempts to Evade the Rev.
enue Law.

The Deputy United States Marshals have
been making it hot for the liquor vendors
who have been operating without license.
A few days ago an establishment was
pulled" in Big Stranger, and the proprie-
tor, Jeremirh McCullof, held to answer to a
charge Of deirauding the Government. The
proof against tie man ia sufiicien, to con-
vict without the Formally of trial. His
shop has been recognized as a nuisance a
long time by the people who reside in the
vicinity of Stranger Station. Sunday rows
have been quite frequent there Of late.
1t Is probable that McCullofi will be either
heavily fired or get long term in Jill.
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Al Important Letter

From prominent geat,emen and resident of Gin
cinna'i, Ohio, for the pa forty years well known
10 the newspaper publ. throughout the Hiiei
STATES:
NEW YogE, October 18th, 1870.
DR. RtDwtY-Delr sir: 1 Induced by a
sense of duty to the suffering - make brief state
mert OF the working Of our meiiciCe myself.
For several wears had been affected with some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs, which
some twelve months ago cuninlted in a most ter
rbly affecting disease. which the PHI sicisns all
sail spasnIoiic structure in the urstna also
inflammation OF the Kidneys AMI bladder, and Ease
IL As their opinioc that NY age-13 yeIrs-wOuli
prevent my ever getting radically cured. 1 had
tTi-d a number Of physicians, and had taken
large quantity of medicine. both ailcpathjc and
Homeopathic, but got no relief l h Ell read al
astonishing cures having b-en ns 'e by yor rem
.die-; and .n!s fur months ago read a not'e. ia
the PnitiielpEia saturday Evening Po 81 cure
having been ailectei on person " no had long beef.
suffeeing a l IA Il hem. went right oil and got
sOpe OF each y.nr SaTs1pariian Resoiy mt. X ~
Relief ani Req Z, ne PIlis-and commenced tax
ing them. in jEre' days | was gre itiy relieved,
and now feel as we'll - ever.
&. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FS-Price, one dollar per bottis. SOIL by drug
gtsts every where, aud at Dr. Railways, No. -
Warren, coroer Church street, y. u.
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BULLS
= q rs aparilla'

Read the follow ng exusct of letter from Mrs..
Rivers, vie OF Rev. DIR. Rivers, one OF the most
learned, eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Thurch, and Who l. at present
stationed al Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. Ky, Oct. 8, 1869.
DE. JOIN BULL-Dear sir: Many kind thanks
10 yUu for the medicine YOU have 50 4 ndly given
had the advice OF vAri Us ph ysician.. some pro-
noUueel my spine, me nay L. ngs, and some my
heart To be tn. seat of the disease. / have been
burnt, blisiered and cupped until have become
dishearteued S-yerl very eminent phyicians
who hs . examined my spine informed me that
was fhreate eel wirh y 81 spopleXy any d AZ
aud 'h.t nothi ~ but seaioa would relieve me
had per ect bo rror of this, and wac hestarinR
about b wing oils inserted ali n yol kindly sent
nI- yOlr Sai ssparilil which l mined &C begun
To take tire times Day. had suffered terribly
with most acute PAN In the H. ht eide IL my ned
especially when would re or write .ur INV
ieUgth OF time, ard on rising to my feet I ~ u
he psrec'ly bind for some IN nutes, and woaid
have 10 hold TO soInerh ng 70 prevent aiii'g-
In my had IS entisey relieved; suffer bur sci
dom with my spin- but not 80 scutey. MY APP
petite Is good. Ind ed, for the nrst tims la M /,
lie, l enjoy my dinnir more than any other neA
during ihe day.
You kindly sant me four bottle, again last
night, aud begun a-,aln this morning, and hoVe
TO he entire y relieved Please accept my heart
ieit thanks ami best wishes.
Very truly your II: dst grateful friend.
NJ b C. Rivers
Ny jDdrn.i abounds with similar letters, all of
which gu rantee 10 be genuine; and written by
the persons whose names they bear.
po not suffer yourself TO be imposed 90. Dom
he drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ment-. pom { riss your health by letting novices
exp -.iment upon you with their trash.
My Sarsaga,ilia has stood the vest for over twen-
tyve wears il is still the ,paTila Of the day
aud Of tn age, towerine over all others in popu-
LlIiiy and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those tho are trying TO palm OFF on you
other extracts of Sarsaparilia so-caled. Eemem-
Der il Is Dr. John iuls Sarsaparilla Of Louisville
Ky, that is the Old and reli BIT. remaiy for i'm
puriries Of the blood and scroIious Affections Al
ways bear th:a in mind.
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SHOT IN THE LEG.
Carelessness With Firearms.

Another accident, resulting from the care
less use of fire arms, has come to our notice.
Day before yesterday boy by the name of
John Biogan was at work with three COM
panions repairing fence on farm south Of
Seven-mile Creek. When night came he
donned coat belonging to one of the other
boys and started for home. He was ewing
ing his arms careless!y, and had passed hut
a lev feet from the spot where he was 6rst
standing when pistol was discharged, and
Blosan exclaimed that he was shot. The
ball entered the feshy part of the leg just
below the knee, and passed out several
inches below, infcting an ugly wound.
Biosan thinks he struck the pia:ol with his
hand, unaware of its presence in the coat
pocket, and thus discharged it.
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OSE of our Citizens come nights since
being troubled with pain in lis back, got NJ
and by mistake applied "Soothing Syrup"
for Imminent; be don't now say much
about his back to his friends nor has his
recommendation of Soothing Syrup ap-
peared in the advertisements Of the syrup,
bu. he does wish some folks wouldn't tell OF
everything they know"
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DIR. B0HANNAN,
OFFICE No. si9 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, NO.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1885,.
0UkES all Chronic and Special Diseases Ia a
~ short time, either in male OF female. Charges
low fees; uses no mercury.
DR.. Bohannan's Treatise on Special Diseases"
which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
toms. de-, Of 81 ermatorshea Seminal weak aess
syphilis. female complaints, all imPediments to
marriage, and valuable information other deli
cate subjects, sent free to any address in a p ain
sealed envelope, On recei u Of one stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
Dr.. Bohanpan's Vegetable Curative permanent,
cures all forms Of sper,natOrrhea seminal weak
cess In from two TO seven weeks time. i; restores
lost power, and brings back the youthful visor Of
Of those who have destroyed it by sexual excess of
evil practices. This remedy has been used by DIR.
bohannan in his private practice for over thirty
years, and has never failed in curing even the
from observatory Sold only at DIR. e. A.
Bohannan's office, No. GIG North FIN street, ST.
Louis. Mo-. Established in 1897. novIsdSw
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The Kansas Academy of Science will hold
lie sixth annual meeting in Lawrence, be
ginnidE Monday evening, Sept. s:h. The
Kansas Pacific will sell excursion tickets
from Leavenworth to persons attending this
meeting. This will afford an excellent OPP
por.unity for citizens to visit Lawrence and
attend the annual meeting Of this young and
growing society.
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We Use No Tar in this Com.
position.

Therefore ii does not aIect the water from the
Toof . rned of for tn ;rst one or two rains.
The amt has 4 very heavy boiy, but Is easily
applied with or inch coloring brush.
On Old ret:on shingles il fills up the holes and
pores, hardans them and gives a new and sub-tau-
iial root that will las or years. On eur ed o-
warped shingles. it brings III 70 their plice and
keeps them there. II fills up The holes in tin or
feltng root. and stop the leaks coat /, equal
TO ten Of ordinary paint.
The color Of the state when first applied is Of .
darx purFle; aud in about month ii changes to q
liyht uni!o-r- .lafe color
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Here are a few of the reasons why horses
are whipped: For stumbling, owing to
careless and reckless driving; for slipping
down, owing to smooth shoes; for shying,
when frightened; for any vigorous efforts to
be relieved of ,oriuring flies; for the break
ing down of the vehicle; and, sixthly, b.
cause the wind blow. Of the drivers hat.
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ALADV up town, yesterday, Lost her dar-
ling little girl. She took on awfully for an
hour, and sobbed and screamed pitifully.
She sent searchers in every direction. They
found the little girl in about an hour over at
playmate's. and when they brought her in,
and the fond mother saw her, her motherly
predictions and idiosyncracies came back,
and, snatching the little thing up, the heart
broken parent spanked her until she scream
ed bloody murder, and then put her to bed,
informing her that if she ever did such a
thing again she'd get her back broken.