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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-12-02
WEATHER S1GNs.-Farmers pre-

WEATHER SIGNs.-Farmers pre-
dict hard winter because rabbits
are burrowing far into the ground.
It is wise in rabbit to do this. If
he didn't some young man would
have him out Of that with a forked
stick pretty quick. However, ifthat
is a sign, it can be Offset by the &C
ton Of certain cockroaches around
this Office. Not one Of them has
even commenced to dig yet. They
ramble around as if they expected
apple trees to blossom in January,
and sort O turn up their noses when
they hear anything about cold wealth
er or the wolf Of starvation. They
don't seem to care cent whether
they swing on a gas burner or roost
on the steam pipes, and their utter
recklessness goes to show that the
coming winter won'ttbc oflnnch ac.
Icount.- Detroit Free Press, a
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EStray.

uAKEN UP BY HORACE MARTIN,
ON the Evariste Archinard Planta-
tation, OIL Bayou Rapides, ONE BROWN
MARE, branded on the right shoulder J d
and * Al on tho left shoulder, about 6 or
7 years old. Said mare if rot claimed IN
legal time will he disposed of according to
law. C. E. HOSEA,
Nov, lS.3t. Parish Ranger.
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Queen Victoria.
HER ECCENTRICITY-THE EMPRESS OF
AUSTRIA LEFT TO PAY FOR
HER OWN MUTTON
CHOPS.
LONDON, Eng, J
0,.tn(,ar 90

October 2J.t
Queen Victoria is a most excellent
woman, but her best friends cannot
deny that she is very-we!l, very &C.
centric. 1t was eccentric in her to 60
off to Balmoral just as the Empress
of Austria arrived here, and to thus
get rid of the opportunity Of show
ing to that imperial lady any atten-
ton. It was still more eccentric in
her to remain at Balmoral when she
knew that the Empress Of Russia
would arrive here on visit to her
daughter. The Empress of Russiais
the wife Of the most powerful mon
arch in the world; she is the mother
in-law of the Queens son; when that
young gentleman married her daugh
ter she lavished upon him every at
tention possible; she has now come
to England to visit her at most
critical and interesting moment, and
how is she received? The Queen re-
mains in Scotland and does not even
send her a friendly message, and even
the Empress-so the papers say
although permitted to occupy apart
ments in Buckingham Palace so as
to be near her daughter during her
illness, yet her imperial m;jasty de-
trays all expenses whatever occurred
there for herself and her suiter'-
Surely this is very unpleasant form
of eccentricity. If Mrs. Browns son
should marry Mrs. Smiths daugh-
ter, and Mrs. Smith should come on
a visit to her daughter during her
confinement in a town house belong
ing TO Mrs. Brown, while Mrs. Brown
was in the country, would not Mrs.
Grundy say that Mrs. Brown was
rude if she neglected to come up to
town to welcome her guest; and
would Mrs. Grundy content herself
by simply saying that Mrs. Brown
was eccentric. if Mrs. Brown left Mrs
Smith to pay for her own food, fuel
lights and attendance, while she was
in Mrs. Browns house? l fear Mrs
Grundy would use stronger word tt
express her feelings. 1t has beer
limited that the Queen is painfully
conscious that she does not show ~
we'll alongside of her imperial sis
tiers, and does not like to meet them
But this can scarcely be true. Sh
, is fond of the Empress Eugene, an
often visits her; and neither the En-
press of Russia nor the Empress 9
Austria is to-day a more lovely VIC
man than the exiled and widowe
!, Empress of France. The Queen,
! is true, is no longer young or hant
some-few women who have bee
mothers Of so many children are e
J, ther young or handsome. The col
duct of her majesty must be set dow
= simply to her eccentricity, fame
and as to her leaving her imperi
majesty to pay for her own mutte
= chops at Buckingham Palace-we
:, that is little matter which the Dull
~ of Edinburgh should have looked
: ter. = Correspondence Of the Nc
! York Graphic.
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CO. Seventy five ladies of Ro-
chester are out in a card denying
that they sleep in their corsets to
keep their forms graceful.
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~ Alabama sends five members
to Congress, who were members Of
the same Confederate Regiment:
Fornev, Caldwell, Bradford, Lewis
:.A,l Hewitt,
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~T When female child is born
in Wisconsin the unhappy father
begins to save money to buy a new
piano.
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plated WARE!
The Crescent Spectacles'
YOUR SIGHT.

="
yJ1HE CRESCENT SPECTA kN
Il cles now offered to the 4 IN
Public are guaranteed super-
ior to all others in the market. 3S A
For clearness and distnctness ..<s4
of vision thoy are unrivaled, 1,.c5o ucrt
the total absence Of pris'natic ""'
colors and refractory rays always found in
Pebbles renders them especially desirable.
Being ground with great care, they are
free from all imperfections and Impurities.
They are mounted in gold, silver, she'll,
rubber and steel frames and will last many
years without change. For sale only by
Our Agents.
Ferguson 4 Schnaek,
Jewellers and Opticians, are Sole Agen in
Alexandria, La.
T None genuine without the trade
mark stamped Oh every pair. Manufac.
tured by
FELLOWS, HOLMES & 'LAPP.
NEW YORK.
LOOK for TRADE MARK. No PED
Oilers EMPLOYED.
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- A man in Cincinnati, advertising for
a situation, says: "Work is not 50 much
All object as good wages
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Parish.

Police Jurors:
JAMES W. OSBORN. President
j. P. SMELLING,
r. g.. COMPTON,
JESSE CLIFTON,
VIM. KELSO.
CHAS. OWEN, CLERK Police jury
j. NJ. BARRETT. Parish Treasurer
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Fayorite Home Remedy.
THIS UNRIVALLED MEDICINE
/ is warranted not to contain a sin
gle particle of mercury or any injurious
substance, but is
PURELY VEG ETA B L E
containing those Southern roots and
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Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all eli
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JAUNDICE, NAUSEA
TT HIS NO -EO UAL !
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MISCELLANEOUS.

D l. r ECTO r z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05

in my case. l am now in my seventyr
ourth year, and naturally of firm con-
stitutlon. Within the last few years,
from over exercise, have been afflicted
with a complication Of diseases almost
incredible to relate. In the frat place
Cstarrh, 10 a degree that, to me, it
seemed that my voice paced out at the
ears, to which was added its natural
ally-Bronchitis to which. at no great
length OF time, were added Neuralgia
pains in the head.a shoulders and
bloating oil the lower limbs, the most Of
which was superinduced by torpid
state OF The liver. had the advice Of
several eminent physisians, and tried
almost every known yemedy for such
complaints without relief. / gave up
all business, made my will, had my
grave stone placed in position and let
tered except date OF exit, and resigned
myself 10 myrcouch to await events.
Not long after this. cav your adver-
tisement, procured your remedies-1
am now on the second hali.dozen bot
ties OF Golden Medical Dlscovery--have
"a good appetite, have gained fifteen
pounds of fleeh-no more talk out OF
my care, no more bloating OF the Limbs
can walk two or three miles with ease,
and feel that you have given me a lease
of ten or fifteen years-suhject, however,
to the ratification OF the Court above
That you may live long to do good to
suffering humanity, is the sincere wish
OF Your unknown friend,
LUTHER COLE.
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Ex.Asn.peratinG.

The Daubury Ne1cs man remembers
es follows: 1--WE remember an occa1
sion. when the wind was blowing d.
rect from the west, and had been blow
inc from tia, direction ell day and bid
fair 10 blow straight from that direction
as long az there was any direction lett.
that man (whose name we need no!
mention), dressed in his best suit o.
clotbe. and with pomade on his hair
stood on the west side OF sieve OF coa'
ashes and undertook TO screen them
We remember, too, and we remember
it with q vividuess that is quite remafh,
obIe that when he had gyrsted thai
sieve about three times that western
ss,e yeered around to the esst win
sncb appslliug promptness that before
he could make the slightest move &c
cave himself he had disappeared
Sunday clothes, pomade and ail-ln
binding cloud OF ashes, out OF whicl
immediately emerged the most extraor'
dipary wheeling. sneezing and cough,
ing ever heard in thst neishoorhooo
lO5e seive full of coal ashes, with IN
operator dressed for church. has pee
known to change the wind 10 tnir'y
TWO points oil the compass. ....
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Jusse waite's signature.

TIE Ia'crior says: I'VE kno" but
I;;Le Of Mr. Waite, except the fact that
h. canro; write his name. We once
had 2 letter from him, the signature OF
which, aNera violent argument before
g lulI bench, was decided 10 he w, Il
Narb.' The autograph was clipped
from the letter, pasted on the back OF
an envelope, aud thus we managed to
with Mr.. Narb. Later
adyiccs proved that Narb was myth
AID that NJ. Il. Waite was the man
The future Antiquarian, the one VINO
will come to this country, after having
"a, and contemplated Tor a spell on the
ruirs of London Bridge, will be puzzled
to discover whether Narb preceded or
succeeded Waite on the Supreme
bench. and to evolve fable from fact IN
the traditions OF this infantlle and I'M
agins,ivc age OF the human race. we
would recommend Judge Narb to con
fide the sfixiug of his autograph te
the skill OF his private secretary; III
can thus make sure that it Will Of
genuine"
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Unlocking the Rocks.

TIE great cost Of silver and gold aris-
es not SO much from their scarcity in
the earth, as the difficulty OF extracting
them from their stony combinations.
DR.. J &. Aver, the we'll known chems:
of Massachusetts, hes cut this gordian
knot. After having merited and receiv-
ed the gratitude OF half mankind, by
his remedies that cure their diseases,
he is now winning the other bali, by
opening Tor them au easy road to tine
exhaustless treasures of the hills. lie
hiss discovered and published chemi-
cal process, which renders at little cost,
the hardest rocks and ores iriable like
chalk, 80 thai the precious metals are
loosed from their confinement and easl-
ly gathered. Mines TOO poor to pay,
may be worked at a profit now, and the
yield Of rich mines is largely increasd
while the cost OF extracting the metals
from the ore is diminished. Either is
a great achievement, to enrich mankind
or cure their diseases. But we are In
formed our celebrated countryman adj
heres to the latter as his specially and
chief ambition.-BuJaLo Sentinel
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We can contemplate no more painful and
melancholy spectacle than mind In ruins
or the wreck OF Nervous System. And
vet Mental and Nervous arrangements are
yearly increasing at an alarming rate.
broken down Constitutions, Physical Elk.
haustion, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis OF
the Brain, General Debility. Early Decay OF
Manhood, Cases OF Suicide and Insanity,
are now numbered by thorsands all over
the land. No rank or class Is exempt from
these terrible maladles. Married and
single, male and female, rich and poor, all
castles are included in the dark catalogue.
The young man OF proud birth, fortune and
inteiiect, whose aims, hopes and ambition
should have led him up TO the higher
plains OF life, has fallen prey to the Great
tage, whose cheek once bloomed and blush
ed with Innocence and health, whose eye
once sparkeled with the radiant dres Of a
brilliant mind, whose step once was manly
and rirm, Is now among It's myriad victims.
Uncounted thousands perish thus. year
after year without knowing the cause OF
heir ruin until the golden sands OF life have
All run out Like stars that set TO rise no
more, so do they fall into premature graves,
mass from mortal sight forever and fade
away into eternal oblivion.
But Is there no physician for this large
for these wide spread maladies? We ans
uer, ycs Your lie may yet be redeemed
nstestruction. and crowned with many
q year of health and happiness. We know
that physicians in general practice, for todrh
on erDe,ience and skill IN this class OF ailments,
have done but little for their relief and
absol,aely nothing for their cure.
DR.. Longdon has devoted much OF his
professional life to these forms OF Debility.
and his great skill in their manasem ent In
only the natural result OF q thorough mtdi
cal education and enlarged experience. His
treatment OF these Diseases embraces both
Hygiene and Medicine, and has proven
entirely successful In hundreds OF cases
that had bafied all other systems Of medi-
cation. Itimparts new vigor to the failing
body, new life to the enervated brain, new
tension and elasticity 70 the weakened
nerves, new tone and energy to the stomach
and digestive organs, new power to the en-
new activity to the mind, and endows the
entire organism, the body and mind, with
all their organs, powers, faculties and func-
tons, with renewed health and manhood.
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and eI-
press to all parts Of the country.
Persons who may become our patients can
rely upon our best efforts and skill for theiI
restoration to health.
Office Hours-From q. m. to r. IN
when not professionally absent
ONCE and residence,
1909 EOFF (old Fifth Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
WHEELING. W. VA.
I. H: L!oNGD0N, A. NJ, M. D.,
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suuRTLEFF HOUSE,

-,JpMONT. WEST VA, FoRM at sasn
Kearsley. This House has Iu us. 9th
new beds and new furniture and Is seeSI
10 none in the country dyoi ang T n House is
the B. & Q. railroad aepSt. The table is al
mrs. annpiied with the best in the mi d6n,
G SsTges moderate. sample rooms for Conn SG
merciai travellers. No charge for t,sfa ction
baggage. Give me a can. Gnod stab
guaranteed TO all my pa .y fSSnWsuRTLEFF,
ling ior norseS' Proprietor
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FOR SALE,

I OFFER FOR SALE THE VEL
known Fortney property, corner OF Main
and old second streets, being the south parl
OF lot No. ~, and fronting on Vain street =, -
feet s inches, same width 10 the ai!ey IN Tue
rear thereof. said property may be dlvldeIH,
in parts If desirable or SOLD as w1oIe. bai
tore FEBRUARY 10th. il will be offered AT puo-
lie sale at the front door OF the Court nonSe
at IN O'Clock A. NJ, on that day. lite IN
diSputaO,e. rop~rprCE
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A Fine Residence for Sale !

Iofrer at private sale, my residence s;'u; u
ated at Roney's Poinl, ten Ii les east ..
wheeling. IL is beautiful home WIN
twelve acres OF fertile ground; also Stables a,',
buggy house, and other conV eDa wsg ON
one buggy, farming Implements and house-
hold furniture, until Iurther notice.
MIS-. VALENTINE HElMBEkdEk,,
Administrators OF " Heimberger, decu.
.lntelligencer copy one week.
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FOR REVT.

DosSF SsIoN GIVEN on TIE FLEET
Of January, the Lar &c and e,egant r9" ron
IN the second story OF oda teiiowS in"t -;
the Librsry ASsocia .iop, suitable !oT society
meetIncy or concerts Apply 10
'''0 MRS. ZEGGENFELDEH,
70 Monroe street, or
w. p. McKELVEf,
dsceI l42 Market street.
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Farm fer Rent.

DEFER MY FARM, SITUATED NEAR
Elm Grove, for rent from April Isl, rex;
The farm contains $50 acres and is IN Fu%o
condition. a large two story frame nous ~,
n good barn and stabling are on 'ne
j. II. GOOD,
1920 Chapline ST., over sherih's cfhee'
ioplnd&w
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farm FOR SALE.

One of the finest farms in Marion county,
containing 200 Acres of the very best ianu
with fine Brick Dwelling House, Stso.e,;
Rarns, and Cattle Scales also number OF
ont buildings too numerous 10 mention. IL
is located one half mile from Fairmont; lon
the b. & o. K. r. the county seat, at whlcn
pIace Is situated one OF the b, st Normal
schools in the state. The build ngs upon
for s55O5. frice SI3 500. Address,
TIFF WFsTFAIRMUNT GAS COAL CO,
Fairmont, West Va.
lance eod-es-ra
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,o.,xrowth OF other Disease.

Catarrh sometimes exis,s alone. but
is more frequently q symptom OF other
diseased conditions The following
letter explains 1t -.
January Is, 1872. }
DR. R, V. PIERCE, Buffalo, \, f.;as
Deer Sir-Allow me 70 give you :
br;ef history of the effect OF your mea.,
cine called "Golden Medical piscvoefy
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"oR SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
\ bred aud three acres. i will sell 1t in
1ne lot or divide IL In lots Of four or i've
acres TO suit purchasers. There Is no better
Ind in Ohio county for market gardening.
Sitmated within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling.
two. and three years. For further particu-
ixrs enquire OF the subscriber.
49, GEO. ROBERTS,
50 Main street.
Il. OBRlEN,
Real Est . te Agent.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

For RENT @
The store on Market street, next
door 10 REGISTER Office. Thisroorn II &C
mirably suited for a Sewing Machipe. Once,
or any retail business. Dwelling an aIi-
ments attached. Possession gwen llnIneSl
~'eiS' - ID. q. LIST.
Executor f. II. CuIOmins, at Bank OF
Wheeling. Jew
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FoE. SALE.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
ting Material.

In order TO quit business, offer st the
very loweat cash prices all OF my stock OF
Goods, Jools, &c +, which are IN GOOD oicer s
and nearly new. Invite the .ttenlion OF
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters, Machl,
persons contCmp latirg building, TO the
above notice. - o,
! also have light one horse wagon, near
ly new, and one set OF single harness lot
sale. inquire OF or address rrr,
'''-'' j L HUGHES,
No. 1877 Market street, " heeiing.
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lamp
uOUSE FOR SALE.

offer for sale n small frame house,
containing two sixteen feet rooms and shed
Kitchen. Lot fifty feet front and one hun
dred feet deep, and has on II q good cave
and bake-oven. The property Is situat1d
1elSa Mn. For particulars enquire OF the
undersigned at the La Belle Min or on the
premises. JOdN a. Jofh-''"O-''
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THE COLUMBIA HOUSE,

MAEKE;.T cG sSgAESE k aaasI The sssl
~ Md attendance to guests, and te. ms very
reasonable. mr. MEDERT CO.,
,oo Proprietorss
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GROCERY Store for Rent.

r OFFER MY DWELLING ON "a
water Street for Rent. IL has
ane large store room and FIVE add, ror
tional rooms, suitable tor lamlly' TIL
particulars inquire at
iorI5b PEMBEHToN HOUSE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
of trust made by James Burrows ana
Eliza his wife, and Martin luno%s anu
Amanda his wife, to the nndGrSigned az
TIus,ee, dated the 2stb nf May, 1863, and OF
record in the Clerks office of the county
Court of ohio coul ty W. Va, in deed BOOK
No. 81, page 275, will offer for sale al pun.
lie auction, at The front door OF the court
House of Ohio county, ". Va, ON
Monday tho 23d day OF Feb. 1874
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following property,
that Is to saw, two certain tracts or parcels
OF land, situated in Ohio county, w. va on
Wheeling creek, formerly known as Feays
mill property. The first thereon Is pounueo
as follows: Beginning at double chestnut
oak on the top of a ridge corner t. John
Feary, ST., and thence with the line z. Il
W. 266 poles to a sugar tree, thence =: 10 n.
l1S poles 10 n locust, thence n. tO' Il. 5S poles
10 n beach, thence n. s. W. 10 poles, cross
ing Wheeling creek at "a poles the begin
ming. The second parcel thereof adlolns
the tract above described anu Is D0un sss,
as follows. Beginning al stone in the mrs.
line OF The tract above described distance
of "a 6-l0 poles from tho sugar tree stump OF
the original cor II tee, ana from saio
stone :, - T.. Is "o'"- 10 rock AT me
mouth OF the tai lacr. thence =. 4SA W
stone in the original line aforesaid, ana
with said line to The beginning. containing
in ail, the said two tracts, lCl14 acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, or as
much moro as the purchaser m ~ elect 7"
pay, and the balance Of the purchase mon
ey in two equal iustallments, pay abs re-
ls1ective ly, with interest, in one and two
Years from the day OF sale, the deferred
payments to b. secured by deed oftrust up.
on the property or by satisfactory personal
J.HANSoN GOOD, Trustee,
NO. 1920 Chapllne street.
]. HERvEY, Auctioneer. jan2l-l
ELASPED EYELET TAGS,
SrupEHIoR TO THE CELEBRATED
lClIennison Tag,
For sale by