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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

LOOK BKFoRE You LEAP.-My young
friends, do not make haste to we'd. I'm.
happy marriage is the quintesSence Of
unhappy bondage. 1t wounds daily our
fondest aud sweetest impulses. it triAOs
with anl buries our hottest and dearest
affection, and writes over the tomb
thereof, "No hope" It embitters the
victim with the thought that lost for.
ever TO his or her life a glory Of great
love; closed forever to him or her, the
portals OF a happy home-that fountain
Of freshness and delight, ut which the
soul must needs drink to gather
strength for the heat and burden Of the
outside battle.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Indian shrewdness.

Old Locha of ohowiclian hearing that
q party OF Stckins were on their way to
attack his village, took strong party
of his men and posted them in the
woods about mile from it, leaving his
little son wrapped upin ablanket in a
canoe drawn mp on the beach, in con-
yenient proximity to the ambush. Sus-
pecting nothing, the Stekins smiled up
Cowichan Bay, until they spied what
they took for an Indian girl left in the
canoe while her mother was gathering
roots and berries in the wood. They
Immediately padded to shore, anxious
to secure this easily.acquired slave.
The little boy, however, had received
his directions. Waiting until they
were close at hand, in apparent fright
he ran into the woods. Every one OF
the Stekins was anxious to catch him,
and accordingly, hastily leaving their
canoes on the beach, they hastily pur-
sued him into tho woods but the boy
was too swiit-footed for them.
Returning to the beach, they were
Mortified to find themselves, unnrmed
and defenseless, surrounded by Locha
and his warriors and il is said that all
Of them were eitherkilled or taken priS-
oners.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

A gentleman in the eastern part OF
tho State, who was about having his log ampu-
tated on account Of lis being bent at right an
giles and stiH at the knee, hoard OF Johluons
AnodynG Imminent. After using 1t short timO
his leg became straight, and Is now as service
ablO AZ tho OthCr,-COfn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
PAM PAINll PAINlli
WHERE IS THY RBLIIvBRt
Readers, you will and /. In that Yavorito Home
Remedy = :
PERRY DA WIS PAIN-RILLER.

IthAs been tested In every variety Of climate, and
by almost every nation known TO Americans. II IL
the almost constant companion and inoStimAblo
friend Of the missionary and traveller, on sea aud
land and no one should frdpt on our lakes or rit6rS
lpithoAt II.
II you are suffering from INTERNAL PAIN,
TreHtv 10 Thfrip Drops ina LITTLE Water Will a.
most instantly cure you. There 10 nothing equal 10
II. In 4 few moments II cures
Ciie, Cramps, Spastag, HEARTBURN, Didrrhad,
DySentGrp, Fitr, Wind II he HOrtls, Sour
Stomach, DvSpspsia, SICK Htaddehe.
Cures CHOLERA, whom ali other Remedies Pail.
II gives Instant Relief from Aching Teeth.
In sections Of the country where PEvER AND
A0rB prevails, there 10 no remedy held In greater
esteem.
Of the PdiH.R Killer In about half pint Of hot water,
well Gweetened with mOlASsea as the attack Il com
ing on bathing freely the chest, back, and bowels
With the PIin. Killer at the same time. Repeat the
dose in twenty minutes u the Arst does not stop
the chill. Should Il produce vOm ting land II prob
ably will 10 the stomach 10 very foul, take little
Pair Killer In cold water SWoot0ned with GugAf
after each ApASm. Perseverance In the above treat.
meht has cured many severe aud Obstinate ca aeA
this disease,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

For loss Of Appeute, UyspePslAi IN
digestion, Depression Of Spirits and General
Debility, in their various forms, FERGo- PMos-
FuoRAfEn RIIxIR or CALlsAIA made by CGswEtt.l
HAgARD 4 o., New York, and sold by all drug
glsts. is the best tonic, As stimulAnt tonic
for patients, recovering from fever or other
sIckiess, It has no equal. II taken during the
season It prevents fever and Aguo and other In
terInlttent feyen.-CoiH.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
rrnuyiAs srnur cures Dyspepsia.

A great many people have asked us
OF late. How do you keep your horse looking
10 sleek and glossys" We toll them Il Is the
easiest thing tile world; give SheridGn's Cat.
airy Condition Powders two or three times q
we0k.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Trees that do not shed their leaves in
autumn should not bemoved on the APP
proach OF cold weather. Better trans.
plant them in April or May.
Joseph Harris strongly recommends
the practice Of mixing say, half pint
of corn meal in pail OF water for each
horse when he is brought in from the
field.
As one Of the effects OF the cheese and
butter factory system, The Binghamton
Democrat notes that the barley crop OF
Jefferson County, n. Y, has fallen of
from 1000 bushels to 100, 600, and all
in five years, the farmers finding more
profit in keeping cows.
A "Socicty for the Protection oil
Useful Birds has recently been organ,
lied in Massachusetts. Its members
think that the present laws on the sub
ject are beneficial, and that by active,
persistent, and sustained effort, they
can in good measure procure their OBJ
servanc0.
The Department OF Agriculture has
ordered 400 bushels Of wheat from
France, and an equal quantity from
Chill, embracing all the varieties OF
winter wheRt. Tho cargoes are expected
to arrive about the LIST OF September,
and will be distributed in season for fall
sowing.
The New York Society for the Pre-.
yention Of Cruelty to Animals, recon.
mends the following preparation for
horses suffering from being sverheated;
To one pint OF water put one ounce oil
chloride of ammonia, one ounce sweet
spirits OF inter, one dram tincture Of
aconite; give tablespoonful every
hour or two.
Tub washed wool is wool washed in 4
tub instead OF on tho sleeps back. II
bears higher price than my Other
washed wool, because it is freed from
oil or natural grease. The water in
which wool is washed contains large
quantity Of potash, and should not bt
thrown away but scattered on grass
lands or around fruit trees.
At a banquet Of the Macon, Ca, bar
the following tonst was offered 18th,
Agriculture of tho State-Based upor
liens buried in mortgages controlled
in its councils by lRwyers periumet
with the aromatic orders Of distan
isles OF sea with its corn crib
and moAt-houses in foreign States it
otfense is rank; it smells to heaven
The cry Of n short crop of hay wa
premature. In some parts OF Mnssa
chusGtts the crop is little less THAI
last year, but in Main, New Hampshire
and Vermont, aud in Western AEassa
chusetts, the crop will probably exceed
that OF last year. There is also largr
crop in Canada. Last summer gay,
the roots firm stand, and we
May this year gave tho grass a goot
start.
Where drain tile and plank arc scare
drains have been made by means o
poles two TO four inches thick, placed il
the bottoms Of tho bitches and covere,
closely with brush laid in evenly m,
then covered with earth. Snch.drain
have been serviceable for many years
especially where there is constant flo,
Of water. But where tho drains are dr.
the greater part of the time, the pole
soon decay and the drains becomes clos
nd nnl ,,aalnky
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

LIKE LIGHTNING are the miraculous
Cures effected with FlAgg's Instant Relief.
Aclles, Pains. Sprains, Bowel Complaints, ETC.,
cannon eEisi II this great medicine 10 used. he
lief warranted, or money refunded.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

CRIsrApoRo's Exclusion HAIR DYE il
tho most sure and complete preparation Of Y
kind In tho world; lis effects arc magical, u
character harmless, its tinta natural, it, quail
ties enduring ..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

OLD HuMBuos DISCARDED Thank
heaven, the old.school practice is pass
ms away. Ipecac, nloes, calomel, Bills
tTfing, the lancet, and worse than ALL,
rum, have given place to n
remedy, which bids fair to become the
univcrsai medicine Of mankind. VINE
GAR BrrTRRs is that remedy. It is des-
tined to take precedence Of all other
curatives now before tho world. The
pharmacoppia and conspectus Of the
regular Faculty contain nothing that
will compare with 1t. Every day hum
dreds Of the sick are emancipating them
selves from systems OF treatment which
entail great expense, and do no good,
and are flying to this cheap and Abso-
lutely certain means Of relief. Dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, liver complaint,
periodic feyers, sick headache, kidney
diseases, constipation, nervous affec-
tions, and in short, all maladies, acute
or chronic, which do not involve the IT.
reparable injury OF some vital organ,
are cured by this pure UndlcohOtic vegc-
tabale naturalization.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

When cases of gargot occur, the first
thing to be done is to give the cow n
pound and half OF salts, and il this
does not rhysic her in four hours, re.
peat the dose. The next thing is
to change her food from milk producing
to some kind which will not produce
much milk, as straw or over.ripe hay. /
have never known n severe case of gar.
get curei. We sometimes get the bet.
ter of II for n short time, but COW
once having II bad will be almost sure
to have it every time she catches cold
and il never grows less. Feed the cow
for beef, So says Harris LOWS, the
Herkimer county dairyman.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
oREAT "cHoLERAn REMEpT
pAIy.KILLER

tits an External aud Internal Remedy. For Sum.
mer Complaint or any other form Of bowel disease
in children or adults II Au almost certain cure,
and has without doubt, been more successful In
ufinp the VATiOdl kindt Of CHOLERA than any
thor known Temed or the most skilful physician.
In India, Africa and China whore this dreadful dis.
ease Is mOr0oI less prevalent, the PdiH:kinsr 10
considered by the natives rs we'll as by European
residents IN those climates, A SURF nRMEDY !
and while II 10 most efficient remedy for pain u
Il perfectly safe medicine in tho most unSkillf1l
hands, II has become 4 household remedy, from
the fact that II gives and permanent 70.
iieL Il IL q purely vegetable preparation, made
from the best and puTest materials, safe 10 keep
and use IN every family. It's recommended by
physicians and persons Of all classes and to-day,
aftpF public tfiii nf thirty yeATs-th0 average Life
al mafIs-It stands unrivailed and unexcoll0d,
spreading itI usefulness over tho wide world.
Directions accompany each Bottle.
Price Is cts, % cts, and q per Bottle.
PERRY DAVIS son, ProprlOtor,,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

KAEF II IN me fIousE that II may b. promptly Ad.
minittefed In all sudden attacks n Cholera Mofbus
Cramps. Dlafrhma, Collie, or any similar affection
for which Df, Jayne'S Cumulative naltam Ia an
tfegtuAl remedy, Al this season Ofthe year every
family Will md u useful and necessary curative
PILLS cure very form Of chilii
and FeVe' A. certainly a. bread relieves hunger
and are Just a. harmless, Sold BY all DtugglttS,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

DIR. ]. Walkers California Win.
egar Bitters arc q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the M
tive herbs found on the lower rangeSof
tho Sierra Nevadn mountains Of Caliior-
mia, the medicinal properties Of which
arc extracted therefrom without tho use
Of Alcohol. The question Is almost
daily asked, "What Is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT.
TERsr Our answer Is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier and n life- giving principle,
perfect Renoyator and 1nyigoratOr
Of tho system. Never before IL 49,
history Of tho world has q medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BiTrBRs in healing tho
sick Of every disease man Is heir to. They
are o gentle PuIgativC as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Yisecral Organs, In Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of On. WALKERS
VINEGAR BiTTRRS arc Aperient, Diaphoretie,
CarminatiyO, Nutritious, Laxative. DiuretiC,
Sedative, COuptOr.lritAnt, Sulorihc, Altera.
tive, and Anti.BlliOus.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

1t is often the case that horses, either
young or old constitutionally or other.
wise deficient in stamina and hcalthful
yigor show il by swcllings OF the legs
or belly, or various other parts Of the
body, caused lay nccumulations of SO.
rum or Wntery fluid either in the cellu.
lar tissue Of the muscles or in the cavi.
ties Of the body. This condition is
known MS dropsy or water farcy. The
treatment needed in such caseS is to re.
store the condition of the animal by
improving the digestion, by nutricious
food, and by tonics. In this case we
would suggest that the best and the
soundest hay, with bran. oats, and
linseed meal be given, the hay ~
be cut, moistened, and mixed Sith
the other feed. With the feed should
be given three times dn' the fol-
lowing in powder: CLpperas, one
dram gentian root, H, 70 drains; Span.
ish fly, two grains The swollen part
should be vigorously rubbed with n
coarse woola. Cloth occasionally to in.
duce obssPtion. A horse subject to
this edition needs caIe, tho best OF
fees and, regular exercise.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

About water rs a prcserver of butter,
the Utica Herald says: CATER being
duly packed water.tight, the packages
may be placed III good, cold water such
as is found in good wells and springs
anywhere, Any such good well 81 w9.
ter may he used for this purpose, only
be surethe package is completely under
water always; aud il under water several
feet deep it is no detriment, but prob.
ably IN advantage. 1t is not necessary
but probably best, that the packages
should not rest on the clear ground at
the bottom Of tho well-not that dny
harm would happen to the butter bnt
the outside of the packages might eel
ssoiled and muddy. A deep tank, ken.
full of water from flowing spring and
continually flowing, may he the mos
desirable reservoir for keeping the bit
ter in, II the tank is well covered and
kept. from freezing. No one ned be
surprised il butter stored in this why
may be kept for years MS good As when
packed. Possibly lard aud some other
articles OF food may DO stored in this
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

in. HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, o.,
propFleiors for he Western and South Western
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
strange rhcnonsc non.

The Fort Scott Kan } Monitor says
a strange mud remarkable phenomenon
was observed III sunrise All Irislay last,
The sky was clear. anl tic sun rose
entirely unphservcl. When the dis
II the suin was about hal. wa, above the
horizon ,l.c form "f hinge serpent, arar-
emily perfect in form, wns plainly seen
cncirrilg IL. anil wa> visible FIR some
moments. The editor has th, state
mcnt from two reliable winrss. WIN
arc willing t. make affidavit To tho
above. Tie same serpent has been
IN Texas. as will lao seen hy the fol-
lowing from tho linnllam Enterprise
4 lev day~ a.o Il Mr. Hardin. resi-
ding snmc i've nr ~ix miles cast uf lh'.
plare. saw something resembling Al
cnu,Ery,s SERPENT iluat,ng IN 4 cloud
thu, was passing pser l.is farm. Sever
IL parties II men and hn,s, IT work IN
the fel,,s Observed tl.c same thing. and
werr seri, ,i.sl, frightened. |, seemed
to he n. large as telegraph pile, wa
Il a yellow striped eelar. md seemed
Ia ,eat ..aag without any eilaft. They
could so i, roi itself up, turn oser
and ,lnr& forward i,s huge leaa. A. II
striking At something, displaying tile
imancus,rs 1t a genuine snake. III,
rlnud anl serpent mo,ri in ~ eastrrl,
direction. an. were seen ~ persons 4
icw miles this silc Il llone, Grove,
/ The question II. Nl,a, il II. and where
| slil ii u mo from -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

~ the present time lahar continues
lish. 1, i ligh because searee, f,om
withdrawal u I'LL tho requirements II
and mining industry,
Tho demands uf traffic and speculation
Because thus drained oi skill and cner-
IN, il standard u c'hcscnr; i lowered.
Scarcity i general. though perhaps
more frequently and s'r"ugl, urged ~
,,c Eastern aud Middle States. IN
the South scarcity come, not alone
from paurils II numbers in proportion
Ia work 10 be done. hu, from nnl.sro-
si,ion ,o ,lo it. There is strong feel
ing among tarmc,s against legislation
limiting tie hours Of days labor II.
iml IA ,iralle ail injurious t. employer
anl rrg'le,ci. IN TIN negn l'ln'pns
,tatc native farm l,ipls i rarity
~ i'll Ma,hinstun ~ N.w Nurk,
-ih,rc Il scared, native " skilled
lahorrr IL b. hal il! lnoaing higher =
t.nt,rpri~ing s"uhg nen VII propose
u engage III farming general, e.
West to '.graw up with lie country =
The few lahersrs atainahle afc
mosi's Foreigners AMI m:,aS iarmcrs
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Bribery IN Louisiana, ,

The counsel for The Nea-Olleaas
pica,ufc IN moving tar hew trial IN
tho Hawkins rase. u, the eronna ,ha,
the verdict was obtained By bribery,
offered - prove:
l. Hy the foreman Of tie jury.
that letter Offering hfibc was rc.
c,ivca hy one 4 tic jnr,men;
,, By Mr. Ellis, ,ha. one If the
jurors ha, confessed 10 him and other,
that hc took 4 hrihe:
3 By one of the court officers,
that he had conveyed to i jurar not,
Offering hribc, tho n.te Icing pro-
dueca in evidence.
1, Tia, the foreman hal frequent
communication with outside parties,
But Judge l.sml, excluded all thi,
testimony. liz ruled that M juro,
mns, Disclose what harrenel in tn,
jnry.room: that tn cont, sion ol jur
~ could nut liz used Il iMrrarh BIZ
verdict, and tia, liz lerss, - wl"n
the discriminating nete was aldressr,
could ~, tcsiil, 10 receiving il. Il
other words. he established the rrin
ciplc that 4 verdict on.e registered
though il ma, have heen obtained i,
fraud, must stand forever.
W. do not question .1n.lye lsarne,
| i.ynch's law Only We ca,,net hell
thinking il a Very Fortunate thing I'll
various distinguished officials IN Luis
! lana that the courts II that Stat,
make So little account II bribery. ant
arc ~ ready q ignore the familiar |,
gal maxim that fraud s,tiatss ever,
thing. 4 new trial In the llawkin
ease NIGH. disclose s'me very ugl,
iari.. and even shorten tho official cN
is,,ncc q Judge Lynch himself. = y
4 v. Tribune,
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The Dubuque Times learns tha, the
Trustees u the State Agricultural tel.
lcsc "dn not expect Il realize NOR,
than - per cent. If tie amount II the
dci'alcatca from lsankins property.
aud uslcss tic bantl of l>Iu i held IL
bc good. tie less to tic State will reach
fully $50. 100. |. is believed. howe,
". that recover, nay lc had ulon tho
latest discovered hunal. and wc under.
stand II ii the intention of tile l'rns-
tees u trst tie responsibility It Ran
kin's surc,ics nrun that instrument. !
IL this. the Council liIuIls Nunpar,il
very scnsihly adds : II il is the ia.
tcn,ioa Of tho trustees. M the Time,
imtimatcs, 10 test the responsibility oi
Rankins snrcties, WIZ are they nu'
up aud deig. Certainly ,hir,, tl,ons
and dollars il writ, making ,igar,
Gus effort i.r. Ia these days. Let ii
hear no more about good intentions
but rather lci II hc said Immediately
that sui, has been brought II recover
from the sarvtics ihr amount "A Ran
kin's l,falea,ion. =
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pce Mai,lcs, June -.

SrHASaG toiSetnsSeE.--l'h very
spe, If ground. il, Washington. ,elcct-
ri AZ 4 site ipr n new executive mnt,-
sion, CHANGED to bc oh. ihat General
Bu.l,r liai previously purchased fpr
himself AZ tMo and lap never make
four. tl,is coincidence II ransr and a.
fye, may VI srt la,a IN next 10 mira
culoms' ufeunrsr III, ten would distlAin
\, make menc, 4, the expense VI his
bleeding country. aud will couso-
lucntly refuse to ''g,' more than one
one etc, t,e ase 4 saIgaris,n, on any
advance upon the sum he paid Tor thv
property. Ills uil4.lfsh public spirit
il too wcll-knaw,l, his ~elt..icninl il too
conspicuous 4 fpa'ure IN his compost.
tipu. q rer'ni, u = suppose that hs
wculd ichlu Iii. l,lse with moneys n.
tanned ~ any ma,.ner recognized ~ du.
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