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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

If YOU have fever and ague, try Shallenberger's
AntidOle. You will then know Of one remedy that
never falls. The cure Is immediate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
AND
FAMILY LININI ENT

Is the best remedy In tho world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the limbs and stom.
ach, pain in the stomach, bowels or side, rheuma.
t!sn in all It's forms, bilious collie. neuralgia,
cholera, dosentcry, colds, flesh wounds, burns, sore
throat, spinal complaints, sprains and bruises.
chllls and fever. For Internal and external use.
It's operation Is not only to relieve the patient,
hut entirely removes the cause Of the complaint.
1t penetratcs and p~ervades the whole system, 70
storing healthy action TO all its parts, and quicken.
Ing the blood.
lye Household Panacca IL purely Veg-
etaNle and all healing.
Prepared ny
CURTIS a. BROWN,
No. Mo Fulton street, New YORK.
For sale by all druggists,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE p
When DR.. Walker proclaimed that he
had produced from the medicinal herbs
of California an elixir that would regen-
crate the sinking system and cure every
form of disease not organic, the incred-
ul0us shook their heads. Yet his Vine
gar Bitters is o the standard restora-
tive of the western world. Under the
operation of the new remedy, dyspeptics
regain their health; the bilious and
co~nstipated are relieved of every dis.
tressing symptom ; the consumptive and
rheumatic rapidly recover; intermittent
and remittent feyers are broken the
hereditary faint of scrofula is eradica-
ted Skepticism is routed, and this
wonderful preparation is to-day the
most popular tonic, Alternative and blood
%depurent ever advertised in America.
We don't sell rum under the guise of
medicine. We advertise and sell a pure
medicine which will stand analysis by
any chemist in the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALK
AND SICK

from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CoMFITs
will destroy worms without Injury TO the chud,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color.
Ing or other injurious ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS g BROWN, Proprietors,
No, 3I5 Fulton street, New FORK.
Sold by druggists and chemists, and dealers In
medicines at rwESTY-FIvE CO STs A poI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

The proprietors of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Linimcnt, Parsons Purgatiye Pills and
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders, have
published a readable and instructive pamphlet,
which may be had free by mail.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

RUFUS CHAPMAN fof Liberty, Maine,
had n stiff leg bent at the knee, limbered and
strengthened by the uso OF Johnson's Ano-
dyuo Linimcnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

NEUTRAL CoLoRs AND DECIDED Con-
oRs.-The changes in dyes are really
wonderful. The silk or satin Of n
year 1t IL literally impossible to find the
next. The hue is different the luster
is different the surface of tho material
is different. How it can still be silk,
and yet be so totally unlike every other
piece Of it's kind, is n mystery. One
season, the fabrics are all in positive
%colors, decided reds, unequivocal blues,
greens that are never doubtful, even by
gas-light +; puppies THAT are purple to
their utmost thread. Next season,
these have apparently passed ont Of the
manufacturers nina, and half-tints are
the only things to behad. Nothing can
be more nnbecoming to most complex
ions than blues hat might as well be
green's grays that are hardly distin-
guishable from browns salmons 80
closely allied to pink as to warrant their
%mistaking for each other or lavendcrs
wholly lost in a silvery shimmor-vcry
beautiful, but very trying withal. Tle
~falrest, most unblemished skins alone
can endure these crucial tests and
though few may relish the felicity of
wearing these colorlcss colorB with i'm
punity, yet it is a pity that the many
should be compelled to suffer the paugs
of tortured vanity for the triumphs Of
tho few.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

Fourth wccE n November, ls7J, estimated.
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CLOTHES AND THINGS,

CHEAP GooDs The large reduction
of prices advertised by merchants has
been met with doubt by many, but it is
bona fde, and is compelled by the
scarcity of money. Experienced shop
pers and lovers Of bargains are soon
convinced of this when shown excellent
calicocs for nine Oh ten cents n yard, and
Wamsutta muslin at fifteen cents, while
other standard brands are at similar low
prices. The good result Of simple
styles is also now evident, when twelve
or fourteen yards of double width wooden
goods will make n polonaise and skirt,
instead Of the eighteen or twenty yards
formerly used. Among other season.
able bargains are felt balmoral skirts,
beginning as low as $50 for plain gray
untrimmed skirts. Tho prettiest bal
morals of the season are of deep blue
or else crimson serge, cut very narrow,
and trimmed with three or four narrow
box-pleatcd runles, scarcely moro than
ruchcs, bound each side with braid, and
set on quite far apart. Woven mcrino
petticoats, heavy and warm, though not
very fine, are sold for 81. Is or 81.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-25

"HEN writing to advertisers please mention
w the name of this paper. No 81, $. N. U.
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A GENTS WANTED for the best family article
~ ever out. Samples Hfty cents. Address 9.
MuLLER, 1874 South 18th street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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OUK MOTHERS

who were the best and tidiest hop,.,,
In tn" world-excepting our p-auduo, ~ ..
took especial pride in the possos,io, -
rows OF tinware thst elistened like n ,o Il.
ell mirror. Every article about their hon.1
susceptible Of polish. including the h,..
knocker, was regularly brishlene ed nm NM,
1t fairly glis,enrd, Win their ptimou."
materials such MS Bath brick, emery. ro,o,
tone, etc, II was sefious labor. .i,.,,
on" OF love. Nowadays, bnwever, ,b.,,
daughters use Sapoiio, and in on. hon, =.
polish more articles ynd do it better ,h,.
they could in whole day. II you wis, +,
excel yonr mothers In the brieh ness Of
your kitchen ware. nse Sapolin. 3sIv
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

NEW EXPLORATION OF THE AMAZON
RIVER -Amung the the most recent ex'
poring expedition is that undertaken dur
ing the present year for the exploration OF
the Amazon river. by Professor James Or
ton, the we known naturalisis Of yassar
College. Our latest advices from this ent- =
prisinS traveller are dated August 10, 1878.
at which time be had padded one thousand
miles up the Great River, taking notes and
making surveys and ohservstions en- route
He had Nn immense distance yet to go beI
fore reaching the Cordlleras, which be ex
pected to c'oss, and reach home via Pana-
ma
The letters OF our correspondent are full,
OF interest concerning the marvellous region
which he is exploring. He speaks of ua-
broken iorests covering o space eleven hun
dIed miles 10 diameter, and other equally
piston ishng revelations of Nature, Il Scieul
tiic Amer lean.
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w. A. ECZIEEs.
A MaM.W oman.
ro,enm Centre. Oct. 2S. 1878.

A correspondent o. the Episcopal Register
gives the following sketch Of a remarkable
woman BE- met In NorthnmbrrlaDd county:
Some few miles from Sramokin lives cha
scter that those trauiy people.th "Womans
rights woman" should certainly know, Ms
she is decidedly the champion. This sinf
euiar being 10 some u years Of age and is
altogether the most manly woman l ever
met with. A tenan. a.-wiil, she has occu-
pied for many year the farm che cultivated
with her own bands and the assistance Of
hired. .iaborrrs She owus about AZ head OF
cattle, some of which | saw, and are really
tine stock. Shs lives alone in ber log-cabin
her ouiy companions beiug two shepard dogs
aud her chickens many OF tbs latter sleep
ing under tue sam root with her, She
calling Them her children, aud training
them up in the way they should 30, so as 10
Cause the least inconvenience to her, 10
the lr habits Of lie. She is utterly lear. .ess,
and with her dogs and gun, which she Ca n
use with uner.ing aim. Lize Scbuer is u
cnaracter that few would care tu trIhe w ,th
Imagine If you can women oi medium q.
dressed in mans clothes, with . soft hat
varionsly indeutrd upon her head, 10 Goa,
barrfooIed, aud you have this champion #
''woman's rights heiurs you. Wrinkled
though her luce is by storms and trials OF
many years, the strength aud activity o.
thls maDfxonan of ssshn,y-two is some
what wonderful. VoMble is hardly the
term suitable for the expression OF ber puwf
ers OF talk, aud tew meu, howcvsr disposed
ior sncb perfection may boast themselves
superior TO ber on the score OF profanity -.
Much aod varied has beeu my travel, and
strange sights and objrc's have seeu and
met with, but the ueGmi, ut Shamokiu VITA
her supernatural powers OF tunsus aud itmh
lar surpatses anything ol NY Previous ex.
perience.
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Illuminating Gas lrOm Crude
Petroleum..

As you are happy to chronicle any new
facts let ine make a statement of what has
been done at our mill at Passaic, n. j.,
since January, 1871, when we had works
erected for use, by DR.. w. G. Wren Of Book
Ign, n. Y, for the mann uiacuriug of ilInmi-
mating and heating gas from crude petrol
lpum. The works are the invention Of DR..
Wr"1 and we have ever since been using
them 10 light our mill (Which we run all
niphy with the following results:
First, we,use crude petroleum (Which is
quoted at6 cents per gallon) and make u
fixed permanent gas of eighty candle power.
Secondly, we have no difficulty in making
the gas. Thirdly, We make, on an aver
age, more than four Thousand feet OF ras OF
the'above candle power from one barrel of
crude oil, which we use through q burner
consuming one foot and three tentbs per
hour. The barrel Of crude petroleum, at
the rate of ten cents per gallon, costs us,
when made into gas, seven dollars; TINT is.
L. practice it coets us seven dollars for four
thousand feet of petroleum gas that goes
farther and gives us u better light than
seventy dollors worth Of coal gas at three
dollars aud half per ,b boussnd. The above
is the result in actual practice.
II we used Goa gas, we should want five
feet and six leet burners for the same light
we now get with a one foot and one and
three tenths feet burns7. Wehave now bad
the works in steady and constant Dse for
more than two years and a halt. This is no
"statement by the suveutor," but plain in.
di'rutable fact by consumer.
The retort for max lDg the gas ia a simple
coulrivapce, and is MT, given to choking
with carbon, as you seem to think proba bic
1t isso simple and easy to run that we take
any man out of the mill and set him at 1t
REMARKS by THE EDITOR OF THE ScIEN/
TIFIC AMERrcAN.-We are glad TO make
public the exec! lent practical results here
given for the Wren process, which is evli
dently discovery Of much importance -
TIE apparatus employed involves, we bei
leve, the employment Of a series of cham
bered retoris, through which the oil Is slow
ly passed Il Scientific American.
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on. News AT last facts are beginning

on. Nrws AT last facts are b"einnins
10 peuetr.,e the trains Of oil men notw'th|
standing tho s,il m,ile siiempt oi some
editors to keep up The cry Of ovrt-ptod"o'
tion IT,. tin. is coming when they WIN
b. forced 10 open thet eyes TO atfu'n ~o'on
hed they hunted ior a' diligently h, 'hey
dill ior oppottua i'ics 4 speculation 10 OIL
they would 20, r,w be compelled 10 s'''
their produc, at sl,O0 per barrel fhy"e''
punishment is tbe ji.i Consequence "ia
violation Of ph,sical l,ws, aui g." ssine
m ~ be sai Of those who yiolsi" 10" Lave
of trade TO acc1milhic iuTlnnes ~ SIX
months The operator, instead OF adopting
o policy which would keep before the p"w
pls constantly fair estin,t" OF TIE OIL pro-
ductioo d,iiy, quis;ly winked nj every 'M
a,ueration, until h. bas at last really rui1/
Ell himself by his owe Ooiishnes'.
We never believed there was the oil pro
duced that sprcul,iors aud Others inIefrsN
ed 10 fore, ,os toe price oi oil down, tiif
there was Exaggerated s..imhtrs were
Q 'ut all over lU' Cbuntts' hHl 'H''' w.
mates were hasrd upon lew wells that
started u.r wi,h say u thousand barrels each
OF daily production, bu: which have grad
daiiy iahen to one-half IL not beinw IT,
Sometime ngo We heard thai n careful esti-
mats was being made OF all OIL produced 10
Butler county daily, and 10 CONNECTION with
il the suggestion also that as soon as certain
iron tanks, then being erected, we're Guish.
ed those estimates would be published
Probably they are approaching completion,
or they may be flashed and nearly iuiI oil
oil, Tor ibe rumor comes in no questionable
shape that "there Is a gTea5 falling Of in
the production BE- this us it may. tneTe
Is no just reason why oil snond bs as low us
| 81, 90 per barrel. Last week there were
transported from Philadelphia 10 Europe
2,3Sl, 81 gallons OF retiuod oil and $685..
gallons Of crude. THIS in one week and I,
a market said by spectators 10 be glnIted
with oil is most wonderful! In the tade Ui
such lacts how eau men bs 30 blind to tneiI
owu interest? II they continue so they de-
serve 10 be punished.
We have nothing 10 regard to new enter-
prises. new wells, or proposed Developments
Our absence from home prevented US from
obtaining any Information Il Butler Her,
aid.
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A stranger stepped into grocery in East
Brady yesterday, called for cigar. and
threw down a ten cent silver coin in pay,
meot proprietor picked up the money,
examined one side of 1t clossly, turned it
over, looked at the other side, tried 1t with
ois teeth sounded 1t on tho counter aud
scraped it into the TIL with heavy heart.
1t was The first specie payment made iu
town.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

A h'e gallon keg of whiskey uuloaded
rom the express car upon the depot plat
form, one day last week, came in Contact
with the steps Of passenger car as it was
passing and eff1c,naIy busted Many were
'ne e"rnrst, s'delung glancss bestowed npon
tue d'ppl'nys by the crowd 'tstauding by
i"e passengers came to the ca. Windows,
aud seemed to enjoy the su lphuric acid odor
'has permeated the atmosphere But that
~n'skey had 'woodbned, so 10 speak, and
eone e&Pectant souls were thus suddenly
oeiei' OF the sradry "nips" they hoped to
ENJOY THe loss OF the liquor will dou bless
De 'ne gain OF the consisnee, and gladden.
our friends OF the Derrick, who will thereby
oe ensbled 10 chronicle "Anotber accident
on The Valley Roadr-I Emile Mss
seDger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

The large wells 10 the vicinity Of Modoc
having faiien of much in production ot
late the towa already brgIns to chow sigus
OF decay. The dread deslroye! has laid
his heavy band upon the youu. giuni and
he trembles 10 his hoo,s. M,llelstown and
Greece City are close at hand tor the success
of Modoc. Business centres at these two
places. There are several firms In Modoc
who are dong good business, but as a
rule, outside Of tee traffic in whisky, but
little is being done. Many of the hastily
constructed build dings were built ou the
credit system, and the sheriff is now pro/
prieior of the most of them. Several
months ago we made the predlction that
Modoc would be the Pithole of the lower
oil regioo. We are sorry to say that We
were about risht-East Brady Independl I
eDt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

EA large twelve hundred barrel tank, loi
Gated on the side hill of the Egbert farm,
nearly opposite this place, and filed with
water, collapsed about 10 o'clock last nigh
allowing a small innundstion of water 10
run down the hill which for a short time
Threatened TO food several tenenents oG
the fats. The tank was swept away by the
toice of the water. The loss is quite btavy
and falls on the Maple Sbads OIL Comp, y,
Jndeing from the running TO and fro Of ,eo-
pie T. siding In the vicinity of the tauk a.3
soon Us toe explosion occurred there must
had blowed the first blast announcing the
end Of the world. We are uot advised as to
whether any praying was done or not.
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An elegant shipwreck.

The news OF the wreck of ths s,esmer
ARA off Colomho, has already been tale
gtnphed to thu pre~. The det,il Of .h-
disaster are quite exciting u appears ac/
coIdlnG to h letter TO the London Timrs oi
b. 4th inss. tha! the captain, 10 save ia, l
sought anchora &c outside The port.
"rhs pilot let go the anchor too near q
well Known rock, aud the sea- tumblcd in
as IL knows how 10 tumhie oil G,ls in tb.
southwest monsoon, caused tbe chain cable
10 part, and the vessel to surge heavily on
tue rock. The work OF destruction was
rapid; ,hos. On board wers startled by I, e
met'l'c sound OF the ripping iron ;; sides Of
the steamer as her null was torn in SHRED.
by the piercing rock. Tuere was no tim. tu
be io,;. Tue vessel was t4st filing: And 10
save pas-enges' luggage was hopeless -
They had barely tms to escape into the
boats as the seas Came tumdiins over The
sides sweeping everything before them.
carrying away one poor invalid sailor, ana
bursting open the cages and d-ns of an .y/
'ensive menage'ie on board, going home for
the Zoo logical gardens The escape and
striking out amid the waves OF crowd of
tigers, elephants, ETC., and their roars and
screams added to the terrot of the wre,chel
Passengers One elephant managed TO
swim ashore as did one of the ishabilaots of
'ne adJacent coast, who are said to be living
Ia state OF siege. not daring to venture
outside their barrlc.ded doors.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

Friend Davis, OF tie Central House. ba.
recently purchased novelty in the shape
of tap gotten up for prac Icipg at shoot
ing on the wing. The trap is sprung With
long piece OF string iu the bands of any
gentleman of the party, and Immediately au
limitation pigeon made of tin is sent whiz>
zlng into tho air forming an excellent mark
for the sportsman. The couirivancs is a
very ingenious one.
Quite number OF our amateur shots
were down on the Dalzsll farm to practice
with this contrivance, n is afternoon,
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TOOK MOTIFS.

Taking into consideration the
dullness of the times and the
low price of oil, not speaking
of the scarcity Of money, l
have concluded to reduce the
price of EsENZiNE delivered
at the wells to $f,0B PER bar
yel. My motto is live and LET
live. Pay me a call before
going elsewhere and l will
satisfy you as to quality and
price of Benzine. Old stand
Railroad track on Fonrth
Street.
w. A. ENXITEe,
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Justice Reynolds was called upon this
morning. TO perform the pleasing task OF
''uniting two fond hearts that beat 10 uni
con together, two souls that were as oue y
Chas. G. Bremen to Olive Sage, both. oi
Plumer. Mr. Armstrong wac witness of the
auspicious event. The Justice gave the
newly welded couple his blessing, and ru.
NOR hath it that hotb he and the witness 90
luted the blushing bride.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

Don Pelugio Laborin ofSan Diego Conn.
ty, California ia said to possess the power o.
curing hydrophoba by ej.ctlny saliva on nie
fingers and rubbing them on the wound. As
be has performed what appear to be mar.
ve'ons cures scep,cs are forced to the opin.
ion that be chews some po;ent herb md ap.
plies its jaices in the manner stated.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

The Hon. A. n Waddell, of Wilmington
North Carolina, has added another nation
TO the candidacy for the discovery of Am err
lea. He contends that five centuries before
Columbus the Irlsb settled North Carolina,
and called 1t Great Ireland. This, il proved
will throw lhe claims ST the Welsh, JapaI
nese and Norsemen into the shade.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

To people who own shot guns the follow
ing warning from the 81. Louis Democrat
will prove pleasant reuding:' @Our expev
ieuce and the history Of pas, eighteen cen
,uiss incline us to the bslef that no matter
how well you treat a shot gun, or how you
bring it up, it will bepg the s,ufing OIL, o.
you the very tirs, time /, gets chance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03
DON'T BE nUMi8U1!l:..1 d

" ith quacks and impn-t,rs whp will not a one
fleece you, hut IN nncty.ninc cases out Of hun.
drcd dose you " III balsam copaiNa calomeI, &C,
making your case worse Resort at once to III,
only sovereign rened, that can be relied on. nr Nc.
Caliums ku' Blood sear.ner, VII ch bani.hes
rom the -,s,cmnll form IL privat. diseases and
virus In the blood; also, seminal weasnr--, los o
energy, lo-- 81 memory, and all nervous di,ea.t,
icsultlng fr m sell abuse which d 's'roy both mind
and BODY. rendering marriage impossible. Warnn
ted. rice by mail (-.cur,ly seh ad no exposure,
: 90 p rpack &c Each package makes QnaiI
of Blood Searcher. v WiiiaiHs VI didne Co, hy.
burgh, Va Box i.3i. Pamphlet Free
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

OF all the pies beneath the sk les to bring
surprise to hungry eyes Of weak or wise, no
kind Of pies the want supplies, and binds
the ties which anger tries when storm.
arise, and with surnise our taste dires,s
aud who denies the great surprise OF pun
kin plea.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

Two things man can i do sucoessfully-
carry parasol 80 that itthrows its, shade
10 'he right place while going around the
corner; aud use fan with any certainty "a
10 where the 'gentle ::zcpbyrs" will blow,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-03

consumption has IL oriyin IN scu'ilcor.
and corrupt state Oi the blood hence the allncy i
treating lung III sra-e with couch syrup, hal,ams
Fc &c 10 cure consu npiOn We must purh Nd
zurich the bio d, ana when the biOoi j. pare con
,nmpilon clnnot exist DIR NoCallums koot
binoa sc'rcher peneiratcs the secret ambush OF w
dreid iiseaic and extcrminu,es IL root aud mhl
Try one sirgle package by return m.il lilpno
: 00) aud you villa WAYS feel th,nkful wians
Medicine Co, Box 1926, List of persons cured
sent free.
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1t Ia soon tina Tor The opening oI country
singing. "Lay down the shovel and the
hoe; take up the fiddle and Ibe bow" The
winter affords lots of ina, and IL des ired, q
large amount Ct instruction at those good
old fashioned institu uitons-singing schools.