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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
NOTICE..
U. S, INTERNAL REVENUE
spEcINA vAxEs,
May 1, 1875, to April 30,


The revised Statutes OF tho United
States, Sections 1899, 3237, 1898, and
$3.50. require every person engaged in
any business, avOcation, or employment
which renders hin liable to a SPEC.
IAL TAX. 10 procure and
place cOnspieuiously in his
establishment or place of
business q STAMP denotiug tho
payment Of said SPECIAL TAX for
the Special Tax Year beginning May1,
1875, before commencing or cOutinu.
ing business after April 30, 1875.
The Taaes embraced tsitiia Me prorii.
ions efthe Lao dLore quoted are
he tollOWiag, MS:
Dealers, retail liquor Is 90
Dealers, Wholesale liquor 100 90
Dealers 10 malt liquors, whole
Dealers in mul. liquors, retail 20 90
Dealers 10 leaf tobacco rs 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 90
And on sales Of over $1,000. fty
cents for every dollar in excess 81
B. S ,,SSo' in manufactured to.
baceo B al,
Manufacturers Of stills 80 90
And for each s,ill mapuf.o.
tured 20 90
And for each worm manufas.
''t tired 'N WIS., '4. 90 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco 10 90
Manufacturer Of cigars 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. first.class
(mOre tbsn two horses or
other animals) 50 90
pcddlers Of tobacco, second
class 1.-TWO horses or other
animalsI 25 90
peddlers Of tobacco, third
class (ono horse or other
animal Is 90
peddlers Of tobacco. fourth
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Tnr winds arc fast drying up the
mud, but many Of tho country road'
ore still very bad. ulmost bad enough
to need the warning notice said to be
fonnd posted up in SOME rarts Of the
West:
i'This road Is not passsible,
MOI aYen lAcknlIAble.h
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

Ey Tar knights Of the paint.
brush are happy, as they are now hay.
ing all the work they Gun do.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

RYAN & co. have removed
to the storer room lately occupied by
Clifton. one door below Ralsion's Jew.
elry store.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

E1 soSo Books. Novels and Fun
Books, for sale u. tue News Depot.
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MeMaaS, NwxN '

NTASONIC.-stAted communications d
mi the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. y. and
M, will DO held on the First and Third
Mondays ofeyery month. -.
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Mr.. Smith located in this State.
with the hope that our mountain ait
would DO ofbenelit to his wife, who
had long been in delicate health; but
II seems that the disease had taken too
strong q hold upon her, before this
course was taken.
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WEST VA UNIVERSITY

Fall instructions, under able and expert.
enced Professors, Ia different Departments,
Literary, Scientific, Agriculturali Engineer:
Inn, Military, and Preparatory. Practical
Telesraphy aud Vocal ..Slusic have recently
been added Ap excellent Library, aud
tine supply ofApparatus. Large collection.
Of Geology, NineralOGy, Coacbolosy, and
Paleontoicgy. Expenses moderate. Tefmi
begin: Eali, Sept. ~ Winter, Dse.a
s ALEX. MARTIN. President,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Mo,ran,nwn Au,ust %. 1874.
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EE DElrl OF Nus. j. NJ. H.
.Satru.-Mr. P. NJ. Hale received The
other day from Rev. Mr.. Smith, the
Universilist minister who preached
here last winter, the following briel
but touching letter:
Dear Brother Hale.-I write
this with deep sorrow. Ny wife is
lying cold and still in my little home.
Her burial will take place tomorrow,
at o'clock. We ore almost destroy
ea-Aow can We DO otherviscs
Truly. 60,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
Ni1ti9es Si8ualement.

Am foleenbs1 Moreen bate Grau
51euermartn IN atIsr Er1b f4on efnen
Bcten auf baS 6dttenwerf eefenpet un1
BORT su n1elpen, baB Grieoerife wubIbes
balten mad 6auie fam. Den1 fe war
cine umf&tise Grau, unb erfannte 60
als etne Gprrerun9 ber 9Iu8beit, bte
tlnrube uub ben @erbrue Der Na@bars
familis nidt bis III etnem folden Sra
be ftd feietrn su lafen, baB ctr rtrflt-
der Brua Der eefeuissn Be3tetunssn
sntfanbe. gis fid Der 6ausberr aus
ben Jebsra erbob, Bate fe aud berefts
bic SADIE mit ibrer Ic&ter abBendat.
unp ber1slben etnen frenaen 0erweis
.ertteilt. Gtumrt une bsmdtbi8 t5rts
ptefe bic LANCE StrafpreDist an /; nur
bin uuo trteeer IGaute fe NIT ernifem
fdmersItGem Bid IN BAG 3drnerbs
WutterauBe.
sd tdtte ni&t IN bic GomSpte se>
ben fcaen"- faste fe enbltG.
.tlnb ta BID belize Glterrt eeben ltes
Sen, bdttet pu bid anfaapfs bsnebmen
'ioaen."
Dsber srcrti fsbite id Aesea ben
IAnfant ?"-fraste Nife trauriS.
nGHpete "-iaBte rte Nutter ,rtes
Der frenger, na9bsu fe tur& BAG treus
tsrsi8 ID ibr aafseiuIaseae Anse bee
ainees fHcu balls SeriSbnt NAT
.Du baf bid einfdltis benOmmsn
Id bate tetnenn 8erfanee mebr auBe'
traai."-
,3anif man f6 70 In lsfnfn bsilis'
fsn @efdblen mibbanreln la1en g.
risf gife pl5Bli1 aus, unb Fammsnel
R5tbe slabts auf ibrsm @si&te.
.Da feb Ginsr ben Ircbfcpf r.
psrlebte tie Wutter. sRcnntsf b
niHt ,uenrt tu nun einmal burGaui
ntat bleiben lpeatsf, BET BEN 6sfsdrt
aer trarteri, bts bas Ibeaisr beencs
mar, ure bann NIT Graa 6dbnGsl
tetmfabren 81
vSd"-Nife fcdte unb Der Yurpu
ibres gefGtts mid etnsr plSsliGe
8ldfe.
Run 2 @as piq bas Sd 2"-fru0
te unsfsHIpiS bic Wuttsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

bios aIefn. neil fsineDnutfarbe f9rar!
IN ;-aber rperpeu ni&t td9li@ tn fei'
men 6ctels @dRe aus nett 9ertn9ereu
urfa6en a~teeriefen. Der eenstDte 9es
ler prpbire es bod unb reiie In siner'
ihIe9ten Mnsuss pbue @epdd na@yfer
gorf; er braudt nod LANCE ni&t tn bis
@aRbSfe erfsr 9lafe 30 8eber. nm nbs
sepieler su reroen.
MuH Der ipeiBe Diam fam fla9en,
aber taS @eieb sibt ibm feinen befcns
'reren 0ortbsil In bic 6anb, nur BEN
Messr riro Elm FOLDER tur6 cine bcbe
Ansebersebabr eeTdert. Sis Jest TT
.es abfr nod Seinena eeIur8en, etnsn
Sang au tbun.
e. aeben BE SaGen teute, feds
WcHsn mad Mnnabme Der Blu. Dice
lelbe III elm 0eleB BEG 2anbes, fam
aber Dem Neeer niht mebr faern, ale
Das, rpas er bereits Sprter 8enpB,-
lein 8irserredt = io;inle @e&te UNI
ssieIidaftli9e Steuune lafen f9 eurd
fem @sies cefretiren.
60 nett Der @orrefpcntent. Dem
drifli9en 2efer ~feinerieits piro babel
cie Dabrnebmuna nt@t entssben. bas
cite Selbffuat Der Menlben aud Der
ueueru 3sit trcB aQsr A~ufflaruns, uub
trpB allen ansebltdsn Gortidrittes, itr
unpsrfenntares 0eprd9e aufcradt, 10
aub felbit bic 70 Siel eeprieiene Greibeit
unb @leidbeit gum bitterer bpbns
rnfrh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
UeuiIIft0n n,
Eablinssabaung.

aDer Mtnter f4itteIt famnt taS 6aupt
Ct fdbIt Ger Starte I9 %bsraubt;
Ct frenst f@ ants fru&tet nttt
Ssia S&nse aeri&miIst fstn Gis serbri&t-
unb ras er mibiam fonf eetbaa,
Natur nit Baneen gu amfab'H
Das utuB nun faBts aasr Gnben,
Den Griblinssftimen Rabruns fpenben.
S9pn fiinber rings bic Narsenslcden
5ie eIlt babin, bic s3eit her Gludfn;
Wfit 8laus unb Duff unb Ssnneni&ein
3iebt baIb Der 6riblins pieber Elm
90 tit bes 2ebens 9tMrnt unb Drans
8ertineet uus ber @Ipden RIane.
Gs fei ses ew'sen Griblinss vransen
au@ ,risber Ginem a~nfsesansen.
q. q. Neitbarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
&ir6enperfDl8mn8 TT 8raf:
lien.

Gin 8eridt aus Rip Saneiro pom
%. M6r3 melpst:
Die Na@ri@ten lter bic 8erfol9une
Der Str&e In 9raflien lauten nod I'M
rler trauris. Nie Der 8tl9of Son
SItaba, rurre nun aud Ger Npmtnts
fratpr Der DiSjelf, Der Dpu1berr Sol.
Sca1im Gam. be Nnerare perbaftet.
Gr bate fi9 pFi6tmasie ~sswetSert, bic
BON 6rn. be Alisetra se9en bic anees
bSrisen Der Greimaurerse saen Ysrbdn9s
ten ftr1lt1en @enluren n~ufjubebsn, unp
fcnnte resbalb aud nibt eeffatten, cae
ein Nintfer ceS RaiitrreiHss, s. vi
freec, Der Saufe zines Scbnss bss
@puperneuvs 2ueena ron pernambucc
nls patbe b~eiwpbnte. Der tsleipi9te
Ninifsr lief ben prdlatsu etsbolb Sers
baftsn IMP IN bas Cert Bruui brfnsen.
Der inbaftirte gif&af RON para, Or.
be Naceee, firdtste nun, paB nie btts
ZEN &emintaratpren feiner Digit bic
6erren Mcnrap unb Barrple, baftlbe
Zoos trsfen .rerbe, unb Ct enttpb fs
besbclb ibrsr SteaunG bantit fe In
Der GG.::!ssett uut 70 pirtlamsr bic Saas
ttt &trat Ssrtbsibissn tSnnten.
Giner Der 9enannttn 9errsa tritt IN
Der BON 6rn. be Waestp aeardnbsten
tattpltl&en 3eituns nBpa Mosa" mil
Arpesr Gntl9ienenbeit fdr be Grsibeit
Der &ir&e Elm. Die 8atbetitsn BraF.
liens prcttRiren uHatldlFe esaen ii,
uneere&ten Moenabmen, wel9e NOR
Aeeer ibre Dtsrbirien Yerb6nSt bat
fe bslu9sn rs~sslmdbis bic @sfansnif'
beltlben. Vim q. Tebruar be8aber
rnebr aIc buueert pesfpnen f@ au cen
Gcrt, In srel&em Der or. Gif&pf Spi
Slinta treilt. Sn Triumpbc, einsu
Srte Der Dib3sls Slinpn, srbob f@ 81
8sSbltsruns, ole bic BsbSrrfr pei
letten Ssfuittr, her ned In 8rafltel
petlte, P. Sncrattt ausweffen rputi
unb sS mar nabe barari, baB ttt prote
ftrenbe Stfmnte bss gclfes sefep
bate. P. Snprattt rerIiee inteB naf
ireni8en Sn9er Ia aHer Stiue Trfam
pho, I'M fetnen 8y6ttrn IN tte 0el
banning ia fclSeu.
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(8pufsuns.)

y6ier ntsin Glaeen l"-laste bebenb
frau bdbnden. 0Mein IiebeS Sfao,
sic fdl-Bas wirben Sb>
Re Gltsrn fasen 2-Gs III ia balp 10
gnte. uub wir fabreu mad 6auS."
Gbsn ey5Hitterte Elm reuer BeifaQss
turn iber bic |1mabiiGe 9dferun8 sfs
mes Glaubensgebefmnifes tas Daus
unb piepertplte Fd gum strsiten urb
suu, britten Wale ba fprans Rife auf,
unb ebe So frau 3dbnden bfucern
fonnte, bate fs Out unb Sbatrl erBrifs
fen uno bic eose serlaFsn. SIN fpraHs
lp@eai Grfaunen fab bic @~rcefabrifars
tin einsn Mueentlid nile eineB ilpidule
eanu atsr srfanHte fe, bae fe ttren,
6laHiIine uadetlen muete. Ds6
6rieferite mar ysrl9wuneen. Sn Ansf
une Merser elite fe DIE freppen btnab
rannte hur1 bic gprriepre BIG 3ur Dcr.
bale bee 6nulss. 9brt Gbeaterluf
muete frau 0dbnGen on biefem Nbfnl
sitter bdesn ; Der svsite Git BEG euf.
|ipieIss cinfte' ibr feine Gnisfstt un,
fam tbr beute entisBIi9 fabe uno lang.
peilie Sor. Nber fe bate SO benncd
lfar bas 3laefe 8ebalten, tn cte esg'
surid3ufebreu, unb abjuwartea. rb bai
tote MabHsn ni9t ipieper fi& sinfncs
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grinet Ser @ribling Aass wieSer


gass briust Der 8ribItns pieser:
9srGsai9tas unb Blatbenbaum-
8riuet CT aud bic Sn4enb witstr
t1nb Der Susens fiBsn Sraum2
@tebt bic grse unire Eseten
@ieber, bic wir einf seIisbt
@ie fe TIRE reib utb rptbsR
Gr~iblinssrcisn nieper siebt?
Nein, 0 mein, ertpari' 60 thinner
Sn bes Grablinss WeIubst'n
gEirb Der &uf bee 5sbes thinner
Drppelt Dir S~ernsbntar iein.
DcppeIt tpirb tir teinsS QeibeS
9Gws,e 2af alsbann berubt!
Nenn tu In ees Blumenflettes
gunte Garben ftauen must.
Mae Greuben, tpeItentiprungen,
Mles @lid unt aler Sgmers
5alen als Grianerunsen,
Relfe 8lSttsr, aufbetn 6sr3.
Rad Dr. 81. 8anbIin
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

Ntte trar RAID bic Vc8ertreppet btu
abseeilt, unb fGlus, als fe aus ben
Drrtale bes S6auipielbanfes eetfetet
mar, Zen ibr MEDITERRANEAN Wes ;l ben
6aufe bee 6ofedrtnerS eta. teifen Gca'
ter NIT itr BON Rloaerpenfonate be1
t~efrsunbet mar. Sie lief wie ein aes
|l6euHtes Nfb, sumal ba Fe 9lautte
gang iiabe btnter fid perfcleenbeS @rit.
te 3u bDren. Die quite 0d~rtnersfauit.
lie rDar nidt srenis erfaunt, GrieDerifs
IN FOLDER NufsSune NIT tbrdnenSer5s
tbeten MueerL IN Tor ifiaes 6aus ein.
treten 10 feben. Der alte @drtner fane
bas Benebnten Der GrluIeiu Griepetifs
penn bod etUas 10 farf, feline frau
entfdulciBte bic SaHe, unb Die GpGter
trSfete. 70 gut fe fonnte, bic Greunbin.
-Gine DrclGfe mar balb 9efunren,
welGe Grtecerite IN Desleituns bes al
ten 0drtners8ebalfen mad 6aule brins
gen folIte. DEM barauf befanb Erfe!
|pertfe In fsterbafter MufreBune unb
Niemanp sraste ibr btertn su wibers
ipreden. @ie eS ater bel lclden fir
utfHen Naftritten 10 eebert pfest utnn
sersaB suerft spafomuien Grau Ddbns
den, uub bae 60 f6tdltH fst fe renis@
fens wiGen su lanen, baB Griecertfe
nod 6aule suridsefsbrt ief. MIs Die
gdrtnsrsfrau barauf aufmerfiam ma1s
te, dbernabu 60 Der Spbn. Grau palm.
den tn Sbeater autuIuGen. Mber
uneladliderW eiie fanp er nidt alstalp
ibre qcBe, unb nadeem CT eneli@ ben
|ridtteen NufidluB erbaltet bate, war
pas euflpth beeneist unb bic eo9e
leer.
Grieeerifens Gufssuns bate fa
nod ntdt sslest als ie eeeen Witters
nadt ibr saterlides 6aus erret@t
Bate.
~Damnnss 3sus l"-iaste drserIi9
Der 9ater, uup na&pem er pte gr;dbs
lung Der t~petnenpen lcAter %Seracu,uen
bate.
Dyunftum !"
llnb NIT eteieM 8prte tebrte fd
5err Sdeuermarua sesen bte 0anp tss
Nlfcpens unb fanb mad renisen Wt>
nuten ben S9laf rslden ibn Der fol-
terrible @ebanfe an ben perm BON Syls
labus pper efnen dbnltden SpieBBelels
len 10 LANCE 8eraubt bate.
llmsefebrt mar 60 NIT fsiner gbefruu.
@en Natur aus sesen jeDes grirem In,
eeten absensist-fe liebte es nur tn
Npman-rar tbr bic Sa1e treeert III
rer ntbsuern" Nadbarin epppslt unans
senebm. suf Der anbern Seite nabm
tbr ssdnsfetes, aufseeetes ainb tbr
mitterlidss 3artsefdbl III Nniprub.
Nadpsm Fe paber fdt Griecerifr, peIbe
ibre Strafprebist am nd@fsn Wcrsen
srbaltsn ioute, 8elorst bate, fudte fe
pas, pas ibr slddltaerer Gbesatte ses
funben tatte-bie frisplt9e Nute In,
s9Iafe. Mber Der erfe 5abnenidrei
traf fe nod mad unD NIT drserli@su
uno peinli1en @epanfen, rie iie fcl@e
gotfdue ~ erseuse1 pFesen, beiaafs
ttst.
Do1 bas 6aupt bsr GamtIie feIber,
rslGss 70 ser!nsenN ntbeil an BEN un'
a%neensbmen Abenteuer ieiner arnieu
lodter III nebmen fAien, erretdte BIT
Nemefs. DIE nediiHen Setter BEL
lraumneIt wursen perm beuetmann
3u Gnmentpen. CT iblief anrubis uni
trdumte abetmals- pom perm rpn
Syaabus.
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den pom 40 Sutalterrs Offaterel CG1s
pitatnS unb 9ieutenants) tur fanf cine
MiIitnirsS Hule telu&t batten, BON ben
9Inberu aber an 80 Proc. elmer iebsn
wfFenldaftliden Bilpun8 boar iparen.
Cine 9erbeGeruns bteiss Muonrsmeniss
Gytenas mar pnber, inter frtneer Gin
taltuns Der aelesli@en BeRimmunssn,
brtn9enb 9ebpten, renn bic MrMee iins
ter bisltm Syfem niHt nod msbr LET.
ben lUute, ale fe berttts ssIitten bate ;
benn bisiss Syfem fan6 IN rfeneH
@trerIpru@ NIT ben Nnfcrberun9en,
wel&e bic beutise Rriessflbruns an
sinen jeoen Sff3isr feaen mueL renn
CT ibr si~niseruaben 8endSen lou. Na@
ben Mctipsn, treI9e BEN Sefebl 3ur
Grri9tune tielsr S@ulsu au @runre
lteeen, TT Ter 3red bnielbsn, bic mill,
tairil6e Musbilpans Der Snfanteries
unterpfFsisre 30 SsrsOufcmmnsn unp
ibnen Geleasnbeit su eeben, tbre G6z
biefeiten sa sntwideln, ra ffnftie nur
bieieniaert u~nterpffttere Der 9nfanterie
au l1nter- 2ieutenants befSrpert suerbeu
5cgen, pel@e cine bieler Sdulen burGs
eemaGt unp bic Austritts> prlfung sc
fanben baten. Aasnabmsn eelten riur
fir sldn3enbe @afsntbaten unb gang
belonoers berSurrasenpe DtsnfletfunS
Aen, nI(o ltur fur 0nrts au6eraerStns
Tide Sale. Der Rrieesmintfsr Be-
fiuuit bic 3abI bieler S6ulen oman
MIL fir iepeS ArmseeprpS etne erri1s
tend unb ben Srt lOpie ben @aun1, In
wel@sn fe erri9tet rperpsn fpQen. Die
S6ule bteler Nrt tpsl9e Serlu6Sweile
I'm Eager pom NsOr errt6tst tpurpe, TT,
neil fe f@ gut bepabrt gum Mufer
senpmmea unp pom 1. San. b. s. an
cine tsfnittpe eercrCen. Die S9tlsrs
sabl elmer iebsn S@ule ipQ bic 3abl
BON 450 nf9t ibsrifeiSen, uno BON
riefen YlaBen fpa ben Warines Inter
pffSeren CNarines Snfanterte), spenu
eS Der Warinemintfer wlnldt etne BE-
firtmte 3abl rsiersirt tpsroen. Das
tte Sutbsilun9 Der untsreffsiere su
etslen S@ulen betrtft 70 1clen ibnen
In bislem Sabre ale bieienfeen suees
pieler rereen, bic beretts Dol. ibrert
Gruppentbeilen 3u untersG tentenonts
Spresl&luBen inp. 8anftis ioaen nur
iOl9e nnterUffttere In bic S@ulen aufe
eenpmmen wsrpen, pel1e swet SABRE
llnterDff3tsre 1no. Der gurlus elmer
S6ule, bic su einem 5aIb>8 Battalion
fOrHiirt pirp, pausrt Elm Sabr, unp
fol- nit benz erffen Sanuar be9innen
unb NIT Gem 81. Dec. enbissn. Cine
ieee SGule bat sinsn Oterfs9 teuten>
ant Uter 8ataiaOns @bef gum Goms
,naneanten unb einen BatatQpns. Gbef
pber WaiUr gun, Inter > @rmmanbar>
ten. Der Inter > Gpmmaneant leitet
ben tbeeretil9en uuo praftiidsn Milis
tairs llnterri9t pesbalb ibm swet Ga.
pitains unb pier 2teutenantS aIs CONF
paBniesS ffjtere beiseseben ftnD. Der
Inter Gommaneant lebrt fpfctsu Iat
tit anb Gelpotenf. Der @cmmaaeant
fam itd cen unterridts3wsis, in nell
dem tr Iebren nil, wdblen. Nubers
eem lebrsn befdbiste Captains pper
G~teutenants bic fclseneen @esenfdnee,
ale :: .GeIptsfeftsunssfunf, Ansrif
uno 0ertbsipieune bon Oertlidfeitsn,
Geographic unp Topographic 8riesss
8elbi6ts Nasemeine @eiai@ts Wilis
tairil1ss, @ufnsbmen uno 3etdnen.
Gin Militafrs 8eamter lebrt pte Ntlt>
tairs@ erwaltun8.
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6trrponSpaabns


pett
8enmo @rcnner.
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puDpe VEHub BeUIIgW D0It. III W.
len pieien. tbsils bluttsen unb ldauers
|liGen Nbenteusrn Der psraaneenen
Na6t fpielte, wte mir fdon sebSrt ba<
ben, bic verbaete Gtsur ienes Gr3eaus
mere, aber befeu periSnItGteit Der quite
Osecnoua banlaIs tn Der 3efauratipn
Ger &efpen3 bte iuserIdffsfen Notisen
erbalteu bate be erte @ole. Das
Sienalenlent ees 6errn BON gyaabue
rpar ebert nidt nur IN bas Gal1enbua
he's perm Sdeusrmann eineeldrieben,
fonbern aud fst wie bas GinmaIeins
bes Atef&dlers, Ietnent gseaHtntFe,
lelbt im Irauuae, einaeprdet. Beim
GrraHen bate ct attr fofort ben Gnt,
fGlub esfaBt ben Gag 10 bendBen, I'm,
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-26

The better. kind of matches undergo
what is called frame-dipping," which
consists ip arranging the splits, already
cut to the desired length of the match,
in square wooden frames, at equal and
short distances from one another. The
composition is spread by spatula on a
smooth stone or metallic surface. warmed
by steam, in uniform layer of some
thickness. The prepared frame is placed
horizontally upon this, SO that all the
ends OF the splints sink to the bottom OF
the composition. When the frame is re.
moved, each splint is found dipped with
a small button or paste, which in drying
acquires the ordinary ovoid shape. Al.
ter all the dipping has been done, the
matches are dried sin rooms especially
adapted for the purpose, artiticially heat
ed and tire-proof. The last thing OF all is
"boxing" The splits are removed from
the frames or lOosened from the bundles,
as the case may be, by persons who are
known as "emptiers." The same per-
sons act also as "boxers" "or ." "lidders,' p
which names express the duties they
have to perform. "Cross-cutting is
done prior to "frame. flling," but with
bundles, as was lntimated, it follows the
dipping. The vapors of the phosphorus
escape in several OF the processes: in
mixing the composition, dipping, drying,
and boxing. The better class OF manu-
factories have separate rooms for each
Of these, and only the persons especially
engaged in them can inhale the poison.
Gus emanations. But in some instances
the entire business is done in one small
room, and all the work people are more
or less xposed.-Scrbner.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-26
All to Pieces.

AL W IleC6bs
A policeman walking up Sycamore
street yesterday heard a loud 'boo-hoo.
ing" as if a man were deploring some
great loss, and hoping to be OF some SER
vice he knocked at the door. A man
whose face showed overwhelming grief
opened it and exclaimed:
"She's, busted all to piecesw
"Ah! that is sad," replied the officer;
show didit happenW
"Fell OH the foor,", Was the sad an
swer.
"How long agoW
"Not over half an hour"
"And you are left with large fam.
ilyw
Eyes, there are nine of u.s."
"Well, it is sad thing" mused the of
ficer; 'has the coroner been here? ?'
"No-what do [ want with coroner ?''
."Why, it is usual to hold an inquest
on the body where death is the result ol
accident"
"What body-who is dead?" exclaimed
the man.
."Dont understand that your wife
fell dead on the foorr asked the Off
Ger.
"Wite dead! No, sir, she's out there
piling wood in the shed. It's my meer-
schaum pipe that fell, and when 1 lifted
up the pieces felt as if I'd rather have
lost two-year old colt! You don't know
what comfort Ive had with her"
But the officer moved ON.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-26
Patrick MeKeown and Thomas sulliva

Patrick MeKeown and Thomas Sullivan
as such committee.
"Resolved, That a committee of ten be
appointed on finance"
Whereupon the Chair appointed the
following gentlemen: DR.. p. II. Maley,
Larky McHugh, Major James Morgan,
Colonel Il. M. Moore, DR.. j. j. Quinn,
Patrick Murphy, John Curren, Edward
Mullen, Thomas Callinan, j. p. Joyce
and M. Mcintyre.
"ResolYed, That the Secretary supply
book to each member of the Finance
Committee, signed by the Chairman and
himself, as his authority to collect funds
for the cause.
"Resolved, That the Chair appoint a
committee on resolution and report the
names at the next meeting.
"Resolved, That the Chair appoint o
committee Of ten, on arrangements" :"
Whereupon the following gentlemen
were designated: Robert Morgan, Chair
man, Thos. b. Leonard, Thos. Toulster,
ID. j. Mullaney, George Sweeney, Ed. j.
Fennessy, Chas. Gallagher, Michael Ry-
an, Twelfth Ward, A. j. Gilligan, John
Ryan, Second Ward, Edward Dolan,
Barney Cunningham.
"Resolved, 10 adjourn to meet at the
same place ON next Wednesday evening
ut = Z. Nj"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-26
Building Permits.

The following permits were ISSUED
since our last report:
f. Schunke 4 Co., dig cellar on Lib
erty, near Dudley.
Samuel Hathreb, 2L-story brick or
Harriet and Seventh; estimated cost
$1,000.
j. B. Schultz, e1z-story brick on Film
street, mean Denman; estimated cost
$4,000.
Jos. Decamp, 2-story frame, on Belts
near Cutter; estimated cost, 500.
VIM. Hudson, to repair 262 Centra
avenue; estinsSted cost, $500.
j. W. Handy, 3-story frame, on Au
burn avenue; estimated cost, $500.
A. Tucker, addition to 45O George
street; estimated cost, 500.
Gerh. Stueval, deposit material at No
5 Western avenue.
Jas. Curran, addition to No. 120 Rich
mond street; estimated costs 81, 100.
G. Gilligan, addition to No. 232 Fiftl
street; estimated costs $3.50.
Mich. Mcdonnell, two-story on Observa
tory road; estimated costs $500.
j. w. Patrick, brick wall at No. So
Seventh street; estimated costs $3.50.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-26

r EGAL.-Hamilton County, Ohio, Court Of
IL Common Pleas.-Eliza Hardin, plaintiff,
against Warner Hardin, Mrs. N. A. Pigman,
Mrs. ---- Barnes (whose given name is un-
known, and Isadore B. Johnson, heirs at law
Of Stephen H. Hardin, deceased, defendants.
The above-named defendants, non- residents
OF the State of Ohio will take notice that on
the 18th day OF January, 1875, the plaintiff
Pleas of Hamilton County, ONO, ner petition,
in which she asks, among other things, that
her election to take under the last will Of
Stephen III. Hardin, deceased, as his widow,
county, be set aside, and for such other and
further relief as the Court may think equit-
able.
Said cause will stand for hearing on or after
the 3Oth day OF April, 1875 and unless said par
ties answer said petition, it will be taken as
confessed, and decree entered accordingly.
ELIZA HARDIN, by
HILDEBRANT & BRUNER, her Attys. ,
Tmar1Q-6t Fl