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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
An Imperial Gourmet.

4 writer says: 1t is not singular TINT
the impcriuus Cesar should have been
infected with tho sensuousnGSs Of his
age, and proved himself M epicurc,
albeit one Of elegant and dainty man
ncrs. Curtius says Of the Rome of Gu
sas's day: "No sort Of luxury flourish
cd 30 much as the coGrscst OF nll-thc
luxury Of the table. The whole villa ar
raugemonts aud the whole villa life had
ultimate reference to dining. Not only
was tho cook Il graduate in gastronomy,
but the master himself often acted rs
the instructor Of his cooks. The circum.
stance Of the guest taking m ometic
after banquet to avoid the consequences
of the varied fare set before him no
longer created SURPRISE" The same au.
thor has reproduced the bill Of fare pro-
viIcd Mt II feast given by Mucius Lentu
lus Niger, Mt which Cesar assisted :
"Belore the dinner proper came sea-
hedgchogs, fresh oysters las many as.the
guests wished, large mussels, sphondili,
iicld-harcs, with asparagus, fattened
fowls, oyster and mussol pasties, black
aud white sea.acorns, sphoudili again,
glycimaridcs, sea uettlcs, becaticocs, roe.
ribs, boar's ribs, fowls dressed with
flour, bccatlcocs, purple shcll-ilsh Of two
sorts. The dinner itself consisted Of
COWS udder, boar's head, fish. pastiGs,
boar-paSties, ducks, boiled tcals, harcg,
roasted fowls, starch pastry, Pontic pms.
try,"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

As I was one day lining with friend,
l said to him: "Your wife makes good
bread" 81 shouldn't have kept her,
if she didn't" was the ready response.
Now it would have been most too had to
have dismissed one who had already be-
come his wife, for no other fqultthan
that she failed to make good bread.
And yet, it must be confessed, it is Sc.
rious fault; and eveiy young man in
pursuit of wife would do well to make
it n requisite that she be skilled i'll the
art OF bread making. Three times II
day, during all his married life, will he
want Oh his table this "stair OF life. "
And it is M essential thing that this i'll
dispensable article Of cookery be well
made. The pies and the cakes are
n secondary consideration. These nay
be dispensed with, but not tho "daily
bread" Every mother owes it 10 her
daughters that she well inStructs them
in this department Of household duties
Better that they know less of music and
French, and dress and fashion, than he
deficient here. II Il man las Il wife who
daily furnishes his table with bread well
made and well baked, so fur let him I've
thankful. II such man comes to his
table morosc and fault finding, l willuot
say that he deserves that his bread
should he dough, Tor no man deserves
that; but will say that he deserves no
bread at all. Pork and potatoes aud
Innng viii 1,,,,f INV t,rno1 al oil nrn tynn,l
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
\ ISunslin; Execution.

Executions are at their best simply
terrible affairs, but when they arc at
tended with accident or done by bung-
ling officers there is something fright
fully horrible about them. That Of the
negro Green Henry at Columbus, Miss,
WAS one of the latter. 1t is thus de-
scrihed:
The cape of the black robe was drawn
forward over the doomed mans head Mt
twenty minutes past twelve o'clock,
noon. QuiGkly the sheriff and his at
tcndant stepped fIom tho platform 4
deputy irrlGd tho lever TINT supported
the scaiiull from Tho fastcninEs, and
gave the floor Of tho scIllnld Il kick.
An uucartlly gru"n arose from The
thousands OF negroes who thrOngeI tn"
adjacent walls and vacant places.
The scatlold fell with M awful sound;
Green Henry danglcd an instant in tho
air, and then fell fuIl length on the
ground beneath the balcony Of the iail.
Everybody was mortified tho sheriff
could hardly move. \ surgeon felt the
pulse Of tho fallen man and said he was
alive. The co'orcd deputy and an as
sistant raised Henry, carrying him back
to the balcony, and removed the black
Grape from his face. His brow was COW
cred with pcrspirHtion, though he did
not appear frightened. He was alive
and perfectly conscious, and continued
to murmur: "Jcsus, save mel" There
was slight abrasion of his neck, aud
he was splitting blood. at this point II
telegram cane from Coy. Ames, whom
Col. Meek and others had been impor-
tuning for Green Henrys life. 1t said :;
81 cannot interfere show this to Mr..
Meek and others.
BY this time the knot had been re-.
tied, and Henry was assisted to rise.
His feet pinioncd, he advanced rs well
us he could 10 the center Of the plat.
form. As the sheriff adjusted the moose,
Henry said: "Dou't choke me-" The
sheriff looscned the knot, and Henry
asked "Got il tied righti" ayes, "
snid the sheriff, and he asked doctor if
it was not right. Tho doctor directed
the knot to be placed further to the
rear Of tho ear, which was done.
The sheriff stepped back, the deputy
touched the lever, and Green Henry
swung into tho mir Mt tliirty-cight mill
utcs past twelve o'clock. A thrill of
horror ran through the multitude, and a
number Of negro women tainted. The
body aiterth drop was convulsed sew
erll times: the shoulders shrugged, tho
feet wero drawn up. The neck was
broken, tho skin of the throat was cut,
and small stream Of blood tricklcd
down his breast. The drop was four
and half feet. After six minutes doc
tor felt Henry's pulse. He still lived.
He hung fourteen minutes, and then, Mt
eight minutes to one o'clock, the doctor
said he was dead.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
Watering Flowers.

1t is common belief that flowers
ought not to be watercd under hot sun.
But few people call give Il good reason
for the belief. The Providence J0HrWai
explains the mntter, and has scmc sen.
siblc remarks on tho whole subject
Seeing the other dry n very intelligent
person sprinkling (not watcring) bed
OF flowers at ten o'clock in the morning.
under light sun, we We're moved then
and now to say that not only was the
timo and labor lost, but i'll case Of deli.
cato plants with surface roots, actual
injury might have been done. The
theory of watering plants is this:
The roots are TO be thoroughly wcttcd
without leaving any standing water; this
well done will answer the purpose for
several days where the plants are in the
ground. 1t shonld be done on cloudy
days Or at evening. The mere sprink-
ling Of water on the surfacc does no
good the water does not get down
deep enough, and besides, i'll II hot sun
the evaporation cools the ground so Ms
to threaten, il not iniurc, the more scnsi.
two plants.
What is best is to mulch plants with
the short grass cut from tho lAwn, Or
dry dust from tho street will answer;
give 80 much water mud such protection
that there shall be no quick evaporation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
Life At Mecca.

4 wealthy Arabian merchant las fur
nishcd German journal some interest
ing information about Mecca. The grand
sheriff, no says, is richer than his mas.
ter, the Sultan lie speaks French, and
has French dishes ut his table, and eats
on the finest china, but never uses Il
knife, fork or spoon. The furniture Of
his house is made in the European style,
and comes from Constantinpple. Life
III Mecca during the pilgrim season,
whtn there are about 100, 600 pilgrims in
tho Town, il mnch more expensive than
Mt other times; beef is 81. II pound, and
bread is I'D. n pound. The streets arc
lighted up with petroleum, and the cx-
pcuse of lighting is borne, not by the
municipality (Which, however, provides
the lantcrns), but by each householder.
The streets are MI paved, and many Of
the houses are seven stories high. There
is post.oillce in the town, which sends
letters once day to the harbor of Died.
duh. Letters arc brought to the houses
to which they are addressed, and it is
customary to give tho po,tman pinstro
(3i.) for his trouble. There is also n
photographer i'll the town; but no Chris.
tian books arc to be found III the book
sellers shops, rs their sale is not per-
mittcd
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
For 4 Hunt.

A troll story comes from the city Of
MarsCilles, France. The hero is n gen.
tlcmau well known both there and in
Paris. On his property near Marseilles
lie once had rabbits, which the innumer-
able pOaclirrs OF tho south have extermi-
mated. There is now sincere, though
uncultiuted admiration for field sports
in France. This gentleman was quite
ashamed to think that he could not Offer
even rabbit shooting to n friend on his
estates. But the remedy was simple
the empty warrcns could he restockcd.
Orders to this effect he sent from Paris,
and great quantity Of coreys were
turned down. Tho season of tho clnuc
opened two or three days since, and n
gOodly show Of guns NJ. - led out to
harrass his game. Girt with horns,
probably, and furnished with cmbroid-
cred gamchMss, tho party approached
tho scene of action. 10 their mingled
horror and delight, the rabbits sailed
forth full gallop, greeting their oxecu.
TONERS with joy, and nm up their gaiter-
ed legs. Never was there such wei
come lops and Mtlf-lops, Dutch md
AngoE, bounded to meet the sportsmcn,
tumbling one across another in delight.
The fact is that the yar'c.chaSsc hal
bought tame rabbits, which he had been
used to feed i'll that very spot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
FLESH OR FOWL
4 Child horn with the Head orn Cnt and the
Feet of II Chickcn.

The Joplin MO- Bulletin says: Ma.
turc, when in Festive mood, performs
many odd freaks, but the most wonder
full Of which We have ever heard was the
birth Of strange monstrosity near Jop-
lin. The child, il child it could be call.
ed, weighed about eight pounds, with n
head whose forehead was well developed,
but whose mouth, nose, eyes, ears and
general countenancc were the exact
counterpart Of cats; though the eyes
from their dazzling brilliancy looked
much like scrpeut's. Tho body, arms
and hands were well formed and natural,
and so were the legs rs far down MS the
knees. From the knees they bore M
almost exnct resemblance to the leg OF Il
chickcn-the foot was rs nearn chicken
foot as can be imngincd-and tho infant
would contract its toes just as chicken
would. Its head and neck were covered
with n growth OF fine black hair, the
body anal limbs looked like Il chicken
when pluckcd OF its feathers its cries
were those Of u cat.
1t is said that this uniortuuatr circum-
stance was brought about in this wise:
Five orsix months ago, while the parents
resided in another State, the lady was
Watching fight between 4 cat md n
rooster in mn adjoining yard. Two boys,
aged ten and twelve years, respectively,
were watching the contest with great ill.,
terest. Finally the cut caught the
chicken by the neck and instantly dis
patched him; the older boy grabbed Il
light ny and uplifting it rushed toward
the younger saying: "YoUr cat killed
my rooster, aud I'll kill YOU" The
younger brother, in attempting to cs.
cape, stumbled and fell. At this stage
Of the proceedings the lady fell to the
floor i'll swoon, but only recovered to
pass from one spasm to another, which
continued for several hours, and the re.
suit WIS the birth of this monstrosity.
The parents wished the child put out Of
the way by violent means, but, after a
deal of persuasion and the promise OF Il
large sum OF money, the doctor was al.
lowed to retain it, provided he would
never make its parentago known, or cx-
hibit for two years.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
Died of Grief.

In these days of domestic difficulty
md arrangement, it is pleasant-mo%hrl,na'
fully so, of coursc-to read OF one nus luz,
band who so loved his wife TINT Iel
Jcoth killed him. Ho survived hGs
hardly day. 1t was at Lafayette, ln lT1,,
and William Doudican is the name, ino
demise of Mrs. Doudican threw HIM lnt ~
n condition Of agony: he refused ~ y;
consolation, retired to the solitude de-, Of MS ms
chamber, and was there found dead Inc
next morning, the victim Of grief he
was thirty.ono years old; she ,,, was
t~cuty.ninc. Inspitcof strife and b!cksr'
iprs ica!ousies and qu'rrc!s, suspicious
iii or well founded, frailty and Lincoln,
patibility," tho dcyouring wolves aug
the too coniiding lambs, paroxysma,,
nonsense and shallow philosophy and
self .conceit, and ficklcncss aud folly
there is, it seems, such II thing rs real
love- possible, and truth and fidelity are
no. altogether empty words.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
The Tramp Nuisance,

The tramp nuisance, like the power of
King George, says tho New York
Herald, "has increased, is increasing
and ought to bG diminished :" and the
country people and authorities Of several
States NC taking the mattrr i'll hand. II
is high time for most Of those sturdy
hegSars are only tlicyca aud highway.
men thinly disguised, whom thleat Of
employment will drive away. Hard work
is the last thing they want. Let the vi.
grant laws which exist in most Of the
Shtes bo sharply enforced, and let the
people in country ncighborhool turn
out promptly TO capturc and punish the
first thief or robber who comes among
them, and tho tramps will disappear. Ii
anywhere there is number OF persons
out Of employment and actually willing
to work, organizations can be easily
formed to send them II parts of tho
country where !ahorcrS nrc needed. The
Southern States need workingmrn, and
thousands eim there liud constant and
rcmuncmtivo employment ut this very
time. There ARE many enterprises Hui
fering there for lack VI laborers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
Their Pccnliarities.

Grc,lov onl Dnnnett whor ,hoy roro
Ann street cIitors wrre bnth til md
slender Int their persopaI annSararce
was widely difrsrent Their oilicss we're
neor Int tLev onnro,chcj from I;,,cr.
ant directions Cirerler gcncraIIv cnmo
in from Broa.lwav villa B"nnett's h%at
WINS from thc Nassau street corner
Gree,ry though SLIGHTLY stnon;uS Look.
oil nconlc clcnpIv in I'll" ,arc wL;Ie Ron.
meth Who was fonr inches taller stood
holt unr;cht Int as ho walked hs I;ycJ
his cxrs JownwarI "a thongh 70 ron.
reol Tia obliouitv Of vision Which wns
almost n Icformity, bennett walked
stifly and carried a cane. Grcelcv wonlJ
have frlt no awkward with iLe Iatlnr M
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
4 Compliment.

Assn woman was stepping Ola Detroit
street car the other day the horses start.
ed mp just Mt the right instant to throw
her down. She fell heavily on tho cob.
blcstoncs, but scrambled up with n
smile Oh her fncc. A portly old chap.
who had witnessed the accident, stepped
up to the Indy, held out his hand for Il
shake and remarked:
"Gimmc your hand! I've seen mil.
lions of women fall down just that way,
and you arc the only one in the whole
lot who could rub her elbow and smile
ut the same timc!"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Persons visiting Now York or leaving by Tho
car from Grand Central Depot, will save ah'
uoyauce and expense OF carriage hire and bag
gage cxprcssngo by stopping at Grand Unloi
IISiel, opposite Grand Central Depot. ovel
$50 elegantly furnished rooms and lifted up a
= cost Of :gOO,UOO. European plan. Guest
can live moro lnxuriOusly for less money At TIL
Grind Union that ut any other tirst-class hons'
IN Now York. Stages and street cars pass tl'
doors for al parts OF tho city,. 500 that th'
hotel you enter ID tho Grand Union HOTEL
Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
Poetry Of the Chinese,

"On my flute played a song for the
loves, but the loves did not understand
me. For the snow descended upon the
earth like cloud OF butterflies.
"But my songs sown under the
SHOWS, like golden grains, will be roses
when the springtime comes. And lovers
in the sunshine will gather my songs in
bloom to make nOsegays of them.
"And 1 will raise my flute toward
heaven, and direct my song to tho sagcs
who are there. And, like young maids
on II holiday, tho sages will rejoice, and
dance upon tho clouds"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

When the farmers wife has large
washing to do, she can save half her time
and laIor by using Dobbins' EI"c,rit
Soap (made by Crgin & Co., PhlIa.,
Ono pound of it is equal to three OF any
other. Try it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

4 gentleman in the eastern part of
tho State. WHO WA about having his leg am
puta,ci OH account OF ia being bent at right
angles and -tiif At tho knee, hoard OF JollnSon's
AaoIgm LiGmCnt. Aiter using 1t sh1r;
timo l:s leg became straight and ID now US
serviccab!c rs tho OtEGr.-Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Zinc miners Mt Greenfield, Mo-, re,
Gently came upon n bowldcr of lead,
nearly pure, and estimated to weigh
nearly 30, 900 pounds. In consequence
of tho discovery nearly all tho ziuc
miners in the neighborllood have left
work to begin prospecting for lead ore,
md land has greatly increased in price.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

a great many people have asked us Of
late. How 10 you keep your horse looking
~ sleek and cloesy?" wc toll them it's thu
easiest thing in the world; give Sheri'iaH'
rar1'ry Condition PO,rCerS TWO or three time
a wcGk.-COm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Judge llighee, of tue Fulton count
I'LL. circuit court, has recently decided
that neither schoultcacheH nor school
directors can expel II child from thcpuh.
lie schools for absence. lilo assigns but
ono cause for expulsion, and that is
"incorrigibly bad conduct"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

A girl in Portland, Me-, terrified by
the threat OF hahitually brutal mother
to whip her, ran and jumped ont OF n
scconl.story window, receiving fatal H.
iurinS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Carrying up bricks for masons is n hod
way Of getting living,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
wisconsin Central Railroad Lands.

E,c,I,,nt Farms At low prices and on easy Terms
Sirs Ciops-iinod Tnsr-Il6ahhy CimNl". N9 ',t.',
hrnprrs No trVerr Winds No maIhIinIh nh"hG r.
ii,ro r,,ipg rl,sNhers trad postal cAtu asAihs "'
CIIAS, i. Colby, Land CoInnlSinnsr' y.
Wis Gen. L. Il. Co, Milwaukee, Wis.
-, a.. ali tI,,r Erbsfs
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.


There are few things which make more
trouble between ncighbors than the III
cursions OF pigeons, chickens, or some
other creatures into grounds where they
are destructive md not desirable. OF
course people who have lived side by
side by side together, are much in the
condition Of married people who have to
give and take, MS the saying is, If they
expect to get along comfortably. Much
annoyance is often endured in this way,
and very often to the extent of one party
feeling that he has to DO all the taking,
while the giving all comes from the
other side.
In all anroyanccs Of this kind it re.
quires good deal OF cool command of
ones self TO get along well, and much
may be done by the nggrieyed party
doing somrthinS himself to keep out ill.,
trudcrs, WHEN that something does not
cost too much time md labor TO do. At
tempts at coercion, or anything that may
Greats bad feelings are not wise rs II
rule, and not till ali kinder methods fail.
tits well, however, for all to understand
what is the right of parties in these
cases rs the law understands it.
There is general impression that tho
keeper Of n drove Of fowls or flock OF
pigeons has no responsibility in regard
to Keeping these annoyances from his
neiglbors. II ho'has good four-railed
fence, such rs would keep horse or II
COW from breaking through, he thinks
i'll many cases that he is relieved from
NIL other care rs to what other things
may go; and he contends that it is the
ncighbor who is to keep out the visitors
il their presence be undesirable to him.
But this is not so. We have now be-
fore us the report of case sent to court
i'll order to test this very thing. One
ncighbor had tisto for flowers and
prided himself considerably on his gar.
den. The other neighbor loved fowls,
and kept numerous flock of them. The
fowls loved flowers also, and made fire..
quent visits to tho neighbours beds. The
fowl owner was repeatedly appealed to !;
but he always fell back on what he con.
sidered his rights-wllich were, he
thought, tia. the ncighborwho objected
to the chickens should put up n fence
sufficient to keep the fowls out. But
the decision was adverse to any sup.
posed right, and he had to pay n good
sum for flowers destroyed, tims charged
in driving chickens out, and in watch.
ing the beds, and large number OF
similar items, besides the costs Of the
whole suit. This was civil suit for
damages only; but the case could be
made to assume n still more serious u.s.
pect in charge OF keeping n nuisance,
and in various ways man might come
to grief who INDUCED the pastimc Of
permitting his fcathered ilocks to Craze
Oh anothcr's pasture.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

A breeder Of poultry writes: Every
spring l procure 4 quantity of cedar
boughs, and scatterathcm p!cntifully i'll
md around the hen house. This is all
that il necessary, as tho odor OF tho
cedar keeps away lice. This remedy is
cheap, simple, and effective, and is well
worth trying by all who have hens to
care for.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
A GESTS WANTED everywhere. Ado,
"A EUREKA MFG 90, ST Fil'sn N H.. MI mn"
NEW ENGLAND PEOPLE

MrnnrANT TO, CUSSuMpTIyEs.
gentleman having bun 10 0,tulatc a. i. r, ,I
H. :" rohanihptnn 10 lts wort ktAgus Ailry hiI,
~" W " az ny ir most celebrated i1elanS ~
ns 70 inakr knnEn the cur lAhIoh pr,1s. W.
u,.ty easel 70 th4,r afflicted With ksthlna. IItpn.
lhn Ihfoat and Lungs, and viii sand thr RrI rms o.
~ WE deslts T. u they Will iStsstd III. q,
alatess to DANIEL ADEE :i2 Libry 81 NJ. Y fHrIr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

There are now formed in Mississippi
GGj subordinate oranges; in Louisiana,
3O5; i'll Alabama, $50; in Arkansas, 80
in Texas, 795, and in Tennessee, !, 100,
aggrcgating in the six States 1856 sub
ordinate oranges, with M average mem
berslip Of fifty in each grange, giving Il
total Of 1877, 100 members, and the ranks
are filling rapidly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
DOUBLE Y0i;9 rRAn

EWoIR1S that PAYS &.
inu hrr Month Is made By Agents srlilnE our spleen.
NV A's1tm"nt q SEw Maps and pirtuIrs Catalogue
III Wosf Ith ST., ClnIlnuaii o. ''' '''" '''A ''''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-01

Ii is Il bad time for Turkey. whichever
way You write it. London was ireadfully
excited about dinner time, Thanks giving
day. over rumors that Parliament was
be called in extra session to consider the
eastern question, and that heavy reinforce
ments had been ordered to the Me,liter-
ranenn feet. Monday morning. the
Tipaes i" had reason to believe that the
government lad bought from the viceroy
Of Egypt Snez canal stock to the amount
of E4.O0o,0o0, and authorized Egypt to
draw on the Rothschids for that sum.
This constitutes :, transfer of la 900 out
of 100000 shares. and whatever becomes
of the Bosphorus and the Black sea, in
sures Great Britain strong hold on the
Suez route to India. 1t is rather singu-
lar result. when we consider how England
held aloof from the enterprise in the first
place, and that the canal owes its existence
to France, the spreading glories of Napo-
leon III. and the energy Of NJ de Les
SepS.