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RAILROAD LINES.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAE
LY BETWEEN HUNTING
IONAND RICHMOND.

On and after Sep. 4th, 1875, passenger
trains will run a fIiows:
FROM HUNTINGTON,
EASTW
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HOW IT WAS DONE.

That the reader may know how to
proceed in such i case, VIC append
the key, ,rerba'im ct litsratim. .puct'eltim,
scriatim, as shown US by the County
Clerk
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
orseback Correspondence Of the Advertiser
FACTS AND FANCIEs.
WAYNE c. II.

There will be more soon, but these
arc the souls made happy during the
past few days:
Tilman Adkins and Virginia Fra
sher; J. B. Blankenship and Ida
Sullivan; Aaron Hill and Elizabeth
Damron; Dixie Esque and EIvira
Lawhorn; VIM. Kilgcre and Miner
va A. McComas; Henry Dalton
and Ely Finly; Calvin Harrison and
Susanna Grille Jackson Spaulding
and Amanda Messer; +. X. Hobbs
and Nancy Watts; Geo Fry and
Sarah A Noe; Iriah J. Copley and
Margaret Faris Flomoa Booth and
Eliz Staley.
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September the % 1879
Mr. George hutchison Please Sende
NEE a Deathe walsnte by Joseph
Thompson
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Enche's Comet-its Fwenty-fbird
Visit Near Mt Haud.

B tF D
Eneke'B comet lis soon to mike its
twenty lirst recorded visit. DIR. Van
Asten has pnblished hiB ephemeris of
the comet for the forthcoming return
and it will reach its perihelion on the
18th OF April. 1t wills bo nearest
the earth about the 4th of May, ap.
preaching us within distance of about
90, GOO, 900 miles. The larger telescopes
will be able pretty soon to detect the
presence of the celestial visitor.
Encke g comet is not a remarkable one.
It's Q telescopio comet, and consists OF
o circniar patch Of nebu1us light some
what condensed toward the center.
Though usually only visible through
the telescope, il is sometimes seen with
the naked eye, as, for instance, on it's
appearance in 1928, yhen it shone Ike
star OF the fifth magnitude. 1t is one
OF the tailles comets, although on rare
occasions O tail has been discerned ex.
tending like q faint brush toward the
sun, and also similar appendage
branching out in an opposite direction.
This little comet is invested with q
special interest for Terrestrial observers,
from the fact that it's period is the
shortest among those whose time of
revolution have been ascertained, for it
is only three years and q quarter in
completing its course. It performs its
revolution within the boundaries of the
solar system, its perihelion being be-
tween the sun and Mercury, and it's
perihelion between Jupiter and the
Asteroids.
Encke's comet, insignificant rs it is,
has been Of use to astronomers. When
at its nearest approach to- Jupiter the
nass.of the huge planet was more ac-
ourately determined by means of its
Excessive perturbation" In the came
way wien 1t was nearest Mercury, it
was the means of detecting on error in
the computation of the mass of that
fiery little orb. Therefore, there will
be o warm welcome for this cratic
member of the system on It's next ap-
proach to the earth. II we cannot fol-
low its course among the stars with the
unaided eye, we shall be glad to trace
its steps under the guidance OF those
practical observers who are ever on the
watch to imprison these flying visitants
within telescopio range, and alway 8
ready to enlighten the world with the
result of their scientific skill.
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FINEprl1 aNp nEll pMT.


< Giddy Fiuette, Grave Fintttc,
~ i Haw Finettsone morning,
And pretty Finetts ehe was nursing her pet,
49, al ca SsS;;:: l mig
{ Bio carried her pot in her. gathered gown,
I. and scolded ut puss with fipger and frown Z
All, would YOU, pussy Lie down, lie down u
How pretty che looked that morning!
How pretty ahe looked, the young Finette,
Her,Yell.set limbs how lissome (!
The arm and hand that nursed the pct,
What would one give to kiss 'em \.
But Finstte looked cross, and this was tho cause
Puss, the pot, was airing her olaws-
And then Thought of some old mems Eaws--
n3w lucky did not miss 'em
I looked at Fnette, soft. smooth Flnette,
AS soft as down OF cider,
And saw that Finette had claws like her pot;
And yet, could ever chide herr S5sss
p To o creature as soft as Tho elder down,
j never could bear. with finger and frowp,
q TO cay" Alb, would you ? Lilo down., lie down!p
8 Or watch her about like spider.
But II I married the plump Einette,
That. soon would be my duty;
Nor pretty Finette can stllk and fret,
And thsn what comes OF beauty? Il
ttAh beauty is only ekin deep, you know,
s' And does not last long (neyer mind LEnclos)-g
Remember Da.iak, Xsntippe, and, oh,
q ESN9s ~ ls CODA.
These saws nro wise, these saws are pat,
But no went and married the girl for all that; Y.
And sho very soon aired her claws, the cot
And ho grew thin as Finette grow fat
Don't marry girl for her beauty.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-03-11
A Hero or BalakIaYa,

Scarcely the next thing in order. but
one of curious interest, is tho hero of
Balaklava, one of the immortal Six
Hundred who was in that fatal charge
of the Light Brigade, of which Tenny-
son sings in such strains as to keep it
forever in our memories. This hero
who has lived to tell tho tale was n
nero lad, a private in the regiment,
aud, resident now for some time in this
country, yields to the desire of those
who had hoard him in private CONVEX
sation, to give public lecture, or,
properly speaking, an account of his
experience. A simple, uncultivated
fellow. though by no means rude in
language or manner, his description of
the battlefield, and the illustrations by
diagramupon tho black -board, were both
spirited and impressive. It didn't
need much oratory to toll that story
when the speaker had lad such per
sonal experience and subsequent con-
tact with all that was left of the noble
Six Hundred. a cavalry saber, used to
further the illustration, gave force
suggestion and dramatic effect to tho
whole. In the course of tho account
MIR. Edgar-for this js the hero's
name-rcad n correct copy, which he
had obtained from England, of the or
dor from Lord Raglan to tho Earl of
Lucan which was SO strangely misun-
derstood. He says that tho Light
Brigade numbered 673 men "when it
won't down into tho Valley of Death. +"
Of this number 1916 answered at the
next roll.call, though, including those
taken by the Russians, 235 escaped tho
fearful carnage-443 being lost in tho
brief fight over tho Russian fold
pieces.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-03-11

AMERICAN WOMEN. 1t isa melancholy
fact, that American women have degen-
Grated in point of health and physique.
until they have become literally a race
of invalids. How sad it. is 20 look
around Us and compare tho frail and
effeminate looking lady of Today with
the hale, hearty and huxom ladies' of day g
gone by. To all such the late discovery
of DIR. Walker, of California, which is
known as Vinegar Bitters, is priceless
boon indeed. For this class of diseas es
it is certain and safe, and any lady, old
or young, can take it with entire conf
dence in the result, and thus avoid
what to thousands is stumbling block
never overcome, VIA consultation
with family physician. 'Tis true
there may be cases of years standing,
that will necessitate more powerful
treatment, but in nine cases out Of ten
this remedy will reach the disease. and
after little time effect cure. The
number OF ladies cured by it are num-
bered by thousands, and are scattered
through every state in the union.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-03-11

The official report of the Austrian
government respecting mnsical instru-
ments at the Vienna exposition. declares
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs to
be "the most distinguish and praise.
worthy instrnments'' of their class !:
praising, in detail their power and reso.
nance OF tone, variety of combination
and solo effects fine power of express
sion; smooth, even and sympathetic
tones, and thorough workmanship.
They were awarded the first and high
est medal. Other American organs in
competition were declared to be far less
meritorious, the tones and workmanship
being both inferior. Iu comparison, It
was said Judged ieniontly, they do
not rise respectable modiocrity.
This was undoubtedly tho most expen-
E!va, thorough and competent compari
son such Instruments ever made.
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Few Words TO Feeble and DsiIcnt.
Women.

"Omfn.
BY II. Y. PIERCE, M. d., OF tho Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, New York
Knowing that you are subject to a great
amount OF suffering, that delicacy on your
part has strong tendency to prolong, and the
duo and tho more difficult OF care your case
becomes, !. as physician, who is daily con-
suited by scores OF your sex, desire to say to
You thst am constantly meeting with those
who have boon treated for their ailments for
months without being benefited In tho least
until they have become perfectly discouraged
aud have almost made up their minds noyer TO
take another dose OF medicine, nor be tortured
by any further trestment. They had rather
die and have their sufferings ended than to
live and suffer as they have. They Say thoy
arc worn out by suffering and are ONLY made
worse by treatment or any thing moro dig
conraging, we certainly cannot conceive aud
Wero there no more successful mode OF treat-
Ing snch diflcnlties than that, the principles
~ which teach tho reducing and depicting of
tho vital forces Of the system, when the indi
cations dictate treatment directly tho everse
would be deplorable indeed. But, ladv suffer
era, there is a better and far more successful
plan OF treatment for you; one more In har-
mony with the iva and requirements of your
system. a harsh irritating causiic treatment
and strong medicines will never cure yol. II
you wond use rational means, sucli az COM
nonsense should dictate to evory intelligent
lady, tako such medicines as cmbody the ycry
Gest inyigeraiGg toncs ard narvines. com
pounded with sp .cial reference to your delicat)
system. Such happy combination You viii
find In my Favoriie Prescription which has re-
ceiyed tho loudest praise from thousands OF
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Dr. Tutt's Liver PILLS followed by qui
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arc purely vegetable. Sold eveS, where yi,,
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THERE are probably hundred or
moro persons in this aud .neighboring towns,
who daily suffer from the distressing effects
OF kidney troubles, who do not know that
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment ia almost GER
tain cure. In sevore cases, great relief may
be obtained, IL not q perfect cure.
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MorHEns, who have delicete obildre,

MOTHERS, who have delicate children.
who are subject to Group. When your child
goes to bed Wheeling and coughing you know
not tefore morning Group may set in, and be.
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appear. which will remove the mucus collected
IN the throat and save the life OF your dear
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ELEcTRIoITY is LIFE. -All nervous dis.
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BuRNETr's COCAINE is tho best and cheap
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A FORTUNE FOR Sl.-"Tlie Wyoming month
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THE AMERICAN ORGANS, advertised in
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-22
Queer Taste.

a London paper notices some decidedly
curious traits in the character of the Eng
lish paupers. Ii seems that the Holborn
guardians lately appointed a committee
TO inquire into the consumption of drugs
in the w~ork-hOuscs. The report Of the
committee reveals the fact that the in
mates Of the wOrk-houses are absolutely
ccvetous of drugs-that they hunger for
rhubarb and thirst for castor oil insomuch
that the medical officers can scarcely con-
tend with this ravenous greed. According
10 the reports. the medical officer of one of
the warehouses;. on being examined,
frankly admitted that unnecessary medi-
cines were used there, the paupers having
the power to help themselves, and he hav-
ing no means of giving them single
doses.'' Now. the spectacle Of a lot of
paupers forming a gx,xe in order 10 get at
cincnona bark. or rushing in a body to
capture a jar Of syrup of squills, is rather
funny but il might be followed by very
distressing consequences. Every n
knows that the uHeducated nave a prD
found and superstitious faith in drugs.
They turn an incredulous ear 10 him who
breaches of fresh air and pure water but
they eagerly accept a bottle of medicine.
When they are bad" the doctor can do
every thing: and il i but natural, when
they can have their will of his wonder
working stufis. that they should make
haste to get better by swallowing a good
big dose. The doctors who nave TO attend
to these poor people tell many humorous
stories about them. though the humor is
at times just a trifie CHASTITY. IL Is very
ludicrous. no doubt, to hear Of a man who
finds that one teaspoonful of some nause-
Gus mixture does him good, suddenly
swallowing the whole contents of the bot
tie in the wild hope of getting back his
all at once but If the man dies, the
Joke has but a sorry climax. We presume
that. in the case mentioned above, where
the paupers were allowed 10 assist them
the drugs at their disposal were of
a more or less harmless kind: bnt there
must always be danger attending this spe-
Of self-help. and the Holborn guardi-
ans certainly ought to see that il is rem
lered unnecessary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-22

The London Tunes. Of December -.
gives an account of a terrible accident on
the Great Western Railroad, i'm England.
in which thirty-one persons were killed
and upwards Of seventy wounded. a
large number Of passengers. most ofwhom
were visiting friends for Christmas. were
being conveyed in thirteen ears. with two
engines. IRON the Great Western station
to Birmingham. The train. which was "A
half hour late, proceeded safely Tor about
six miles. when the tire of the wheel OF
the first-class car broke. and Immediately
left the track, and for at least three nun
dred yards plunged along over the sleepers.
many OF which were cut I'm two, and rush
ed over two wooden bridges, u over the
Oxford and Birmingham canal. A car
was thrown down an emhankmeit, drag
ging after il several others. The train
was travelling az the rate Of forty miles an
hour. and the impetus given the cars as
they left the rails carried them with terri.
BILE force a long distance, till finally they
were dashed 10 pieces in the meadows
below. Three passenger and one baggage
car were deposited beyond the canal. One
car carried away one of the tone abut-
Of the bridge. and fell in splinters
into the water. Fragments Of the We
cars turned wheels upward. were literally
strewn about the embankmcnt, and one
car. was hurled right across mp a line on TO
the bank. The front part Of the train con-
tinued its course for some distance. Ina
the case of the majority OF the victims
death was instantaneous.
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Farmers' Blunders.

A correspondent Of the Pacific Rt1ral
Press thus writes of blunders made by
farmers. He says = For one. mine have
been numerous. Much has been learned
by bitter experience only such, for ex-
ample. a. hanging a fresh hide on the
fence TO dry in the sun. and afterwards
selling IL for fifty cents. whereas IL would
have brought - IL well dried in the shade.
But the blunder OF binndcrS Of farmers
has been the high rates Of interest paid
for the use OF money. Much OF the money
borrowed from the banks on mortgage
on the farm. is nov drawing interest
quarterly. and even mos thly. and az ru-
nous rates az that. Persons have Tu-
into debt under the impression that in
tercst would be coming down lower and
lOwer-whon. Of course. land would 20
up: AMI many of them nave come 10 the
conclusion that they have been making
farm plumbers. Now. as success j. the
measure of ability let this class walk up
meekly. weak sisters n they are. and a
their black marks a. bad and
before a streak Of luck strikes them. let
them caution the mex perienccd ones. who
have not yet put their foot in IT, ~ v
not always popular to tell the truth. hut
il j. generally proper . and let ~ advise
beginners 10 20 slowly and cautiously.
and shun debt AS much a. possible. ana
especially AZ present rates Of interest
The famous rhinoccros which has lived
for twenty wears in his paddock 10 the
dies Plantes. at Paris. recently died.
full of wears and such honors a. fayorItes
In mcnagerics are wont to receive. during
the siege o; Paris. sentence OF death was
on this creature but his hid was
NJ impcnetrable as an iron-clad vessel. and
found so difficult TO Kill, his life was