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wog on Monday March Z,

was on Monday, March D.
The next occurrence Of the llh OF
March in Presidential year falling on
Sunday was in lS2l, when President
Monroe commenced his second term
The Inauguration was on Monday the
Jth The Noiioad htriiigcucr Of March
L dcseribcs the scene, and said III" onlh
was administered by Chief Justice Mar
shall 'rheproccedings took place II
the House OF Representatives.
The third Occurrence Of this kind was
| in lSl0 when President Tyler was I'M
augumted In this instance, also, lhr
ceremonies took place on Mondny the
9TH Of Mnrch Next year the President
elect will, therefore, be inauguntcd on
Monday, the 9TH Of March, instead OF
Sunday, the Ith There is no special
law bearing on the subject but tlepro-
ceedings follow the general rule that
for legal purposes Sunday is II dies Man,
and Saturday tho 81 Of March, there
fore only ends when Monday, the 9TH Of
March, begins The rulo Is followed in
Congressional proceedings, where it has
happened that saturdays sittings have
been prolonged until Monday, the
records showing no evidence of part %
the proceedings having taken place on
Sunday
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lr Mr. Tlden be elected he will not
be sworn in ON the ith of March, since
that day falls on Sunday, and is con.
sidered, in legal parlance, dies non
The official term of General Grant ns
President expires ut twelve o'clock
noon on Sunday, the lth of March, and
from that time until tho day following
when either Governor Hayes or Gov
ernor Tilden can take the oath, the act.
ing Vice President, Senator T. W. Ferry,
will be President of the United States.
That tho next President will not be
sworn in on Sunday has already been
settled by historical precedent The
Constitution provides that the Prcsi.
dent and Vice President of the United
States shall hold their offices during
the term of four years, but no provision
was made by the trainers of that instu,.
ment when the four years torn should
commence, BY an net of Congress
passed September 10, l7SS-tho Consti-
tuition at TINT time having been ratified
by u sufficient number of States-the,
time set for the inauguration of the
first President of the United States and
the commencement of the working of
the new Constitution, was the first
Wednesday in March, 1850, that being
the 9th of March. In fact, however
the Inauguration Of President Wash
ington did not take place until Wed.
nesdaN April 80 eight weeks after the
designated time. In moro than one
history IT has been enormously stated |
that the Constitution went into effect
and the Inauguration took place ON the
4th OF March, that being neither the
day appointed nor the actual day of
either event.
Before the second term of President
Washington tho day for commencing
the term OF office was changed. The
act OF March |, 1902, provided that the
term oflour years for which president
and vice-presidcnt shall be elected,
shall in all eases commence on the lth
day OF March next succeeding the dot
ON which theyotcs of the electors shall
A A
have been given \ 4th of March
1913, on which by law the second term
OF President Washington commenced,
ell on Sunday. There is no record,
stating exactly the day ON which Wash.
ington took the oath of office, hut from
his known character and from tho
course of after proceedings in simil a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31

Nor onsl. so far has u Republican
speaker stood up in this canvass and
defended his party in Congress openly
and squaroly, against the evidences of
abuse, corruption, fraud, theft, usurpn-
patton and indiscriminatc knnyery
which are piled up against it by the re-
cent Investigations of the Democratic
House of Representatives. Tho Radi-
cal stump orators have II good deal of
cheek--braaen eilrontcry--but they
could not have the sublime impudencc
to attempt the defence of their party
in Congress They Quailed before such
n llerculeNn task,
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DEMNCRATICT ICKET.
ForcstnlliDg Diarnsc.

When we SEQ that death is no often the
penalty paid for tatuous disregard of the
symptoms OF approaching disease, should
We not lee warned against the folly OF neg
'c'''hG ""'SusiVe measures when clllcd for
IN our own case" Assurodly VIZ should. md
upon the nrst manifestation of ili-hcalth or
decay OF physical yigur, seek the MD OF med
icine, The terrifying influence upon the
system of Hosettcr's stomach Bittars CIV
title that medicine af many virtues to the
highest consideration MS u preventive, and
II can not be too strongly recommended as n
means of arrcsting the progress of mnlarlous
levers, dyspepsia constipation, liver COM
plant, kidney ana bladder troubles, govt
rheumatism, and other disorders which IN
their incipicncy are far moro easily over
come than In their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III,
great alternative has repeatedly demonstrated
It's power to vanqulSh them In this II vo,s
phases,
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TIM Commission have about deter
mined to retain the buildings at the
exposition for n permanent show, Texas
can now enter herself and make
amends for The ipcalcuable loss in not
exhibiting her immense and varied re.
sources while all the world were our
sight.seers
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FEDERAL SOLDIERS.

FEDERAL SUlUltho.
Grant is not making the best sclrc'
ton Of troops and officers whcrcwith to
dragon the South. An officer Of one
of the regiments leaving for South Carr
Dina thus expresses his sentiments
We do not ike going to the South to
be used for thcpurposo lor which wcmc
evidently to be used We believe that
the assertion that the South Carolnnns
are insurrcctonary, or that they are
likely 10 be. is false. The only object
to be gained by tho administration in
sending us, or other detuchments Of the
United States army to South Carolina,
is the awning of pcactable voters 80 tInt
they will be disinclincd to 90 to the
polk with Democratic tickets, We en-
terrain no doubt that using us for the
purpose Of affecting the voting of the
citizens of II State ~ unconstitutional,
1t h, in fact, an outrage We do not
believe that we shall be ordered to shed
blood in South Carolina, but who can
say positively that We may not We
oro to hc thor, II. the ooents ol
tyronny CONSTANT nrovocntion IN nm
o,,ro,,l .,oonlo ,yho ma, ho strn, T.,
r,s;,,o,co Il, t,o ,orsh,ls ,y,om ,yc
oro to .,,,ror Th,, ,ho.musl,o,s in
or, banda wiu bo.n,oJ hi,l, ,,u
so, nnthr,l,y ,h,I ,o,,,.vo,o soII;ory
mana rrwi,,,,, to ohoy an ,r1,r ho,
wo ara IA aha, that wL;,h ,lir,,tsns T.,
Cohrnhio mis- nut,,.,hns ANIMAL n.
y,,i,n ~ , rooo,r,I Stat, H., ,ho.,,u,
mo,dof p.,,lli,,r Administrations.
should II, III, d,oth .hI,w. ~ IA, po,nL.
li,on ,o,,, Ihol;,,, Aha, - n,'l..
III, ,l,,,;on az 10, TnIon n, T..
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Initod s,tos ossurol cct. rhor, :.
ma no,,s.in, c,r ma mar C,r ana, altman
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,o ~, ,ro,a,oo NJ uo Aan,i,i,,,o
no, l. ,hnt uo no,,r,o. ~ s,,u, r,,,
lin, ,aol nro,,,,;,n !, :. ,.....,,.
o,s Tho ,aotcr mart Of thn mill.
IL, ~ uo,u, = ,.,l;,,
croos o,,,ol with a.. Sat-. ~.
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yor,l, sho,1a n,,,,,.n,;,' '''."' ne
wv, '" '"'''' SS"p"'h'"' with them,
ma say decidedly, that the administers |
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ST. LoUls Rcpubhcm II isn't exactly
fair to count the chickens before they
are hatchod but the Democratic papers
will keep on adding up noses with
out South Carolina and Florida, the last
count is 2Ol yoles--just nineteen moro
than are necessary.
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FREE no ALL.
Hut No RuHlnea, Advertisement In-
sorted without Pay.

Desiring % make the Herald the medium
Of communication tor the general puDlc,
and also 10 assist those who may ntci as
hlatpuco, wrhgyr determined ip piIhL' ~
oIyrfI4Iur roiumu Attachments under
tnr br.d %. "iost." "Iuuud" "Nnnled, .
"Fur -ulc," "EDr lUnt,' "lp Lei' NJ NOT
more than thrc lines, VIII DE inarrlSd ~
this column two times loe 81 eharsr' wien
eNcrhs win b. charged ne the rate Of hV1
cents "a Inc, each insertion, In advance ana
whom such advertisement Hte printed n1lp
lhHn Two times tnoy win 10 charged NJ th'
rate ut Hyr cents "a lluc ~ advance l"I rlt!,
addIflpnal lussrtlOu. Seven words make II
Ilup,
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George Elliott so deeply Inherent
IN thls lille OF ours that men have to
suiler Tor each others sins, so inevitably
uilosive is human suffering, that even
justice makes its victims, and we can
perceive no retributon that does not
' 'l,,,', beyond its mark in pulsatons of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31

Dun exchanges, in printing the cleo
to,al ticket, will note that Columbus
lipson is the name Of the elcctor
in the 9TH district not G, G. Epson, as
some papers have it, 1t may be impor
tant to have names properly spelled,
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OLeo npon y mIdalght lre.r,. NJ | rnnnnr 4

oace upon N midnight dr., ~, MS rondcrt d
wank and weary,
ON my teeth how to save them; as sishco
rs was my won't,
Suddenly heard tapping us Of some one
gently rNppng,
And II voice then said distinctly, "You
must try the sOHoDoNrj
"iou must use It night and morning, Won
must use It DER and DER,
"Teeth will whiten, breath will swecten an(
th'y'l VeX You never more"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31
The Waco Fair wasa financial failure.

''..' ''
The Lamar County Fair was q sue
cess
Wheat sowing in Eath county pro-
crosses with yim.
Cotton pickcrs get sixty crnlsn huu|
drcd in Red River county.
A gray eagle + feet > inches from Zip
to tip was lately caught in Smith
county
The Courier says no city in Texas has
better gas than Sherman, and very iew
MS good,
The Empire says the roads in Erath
county are daily thronged with imm.
grant wagons
4 direct mail line has been establish
cd over the TrunsContncnlol from
sherman to 'lcNorkmu
The money orders paid by the Shcr.
man poHolico amount to more than
fifty thousand dollars annually
Collin county declines the honor Of
being considered the home Of Vwdo
Burns--the new Sherman postmaster
Most Of the cotton shipped from
Clarkville has gone to 81. Louis Very
little has been shipped to dalycstou and
Now Orleans.
The editor Of the Brownwood Gazette
accidentally shot Oft one Of Mr. Brooks
Smiths fingers with q Wiuchestcr.iIlc,
the other day.
The elilor of the Comanchc CHIEF has
been summoned to work on the roods,
lie prefers to sit in his Office and abuse
Dick Hubbard
The Red River County Fair is re-
rardod rs having been success both
financially and as an agricultural and
mechanical exhibition
Gainesville Gazette. Mr. Rufus Roach
while oiliug the machinery ut Savage
Mill in Maryyillc, a few days since wa
caught in the cogs ola wheel and badly
injured 1t is thought he will recover
The Mckinney Enquirer says Mr.
Thomas Robinson, Of Weston, met viii
a serious accident, last week, by which
he came near losing his arm. llr wa
feeding his gin when his hand BEGAN,
engaged with the saw, and his arm wa
drawn in to the elbow and terribly lac
Grated
g,...,, r,,,dou Au.o,.,...,,,.
,i'',' ''''ii 'U', '',' ,..,.I =,
'"'i'. . ,,,','S '''" '.,l +,
furnish standing room to the crowd
which are streaming into the empire O
q the South One train recently put 81
five sleeping coaches, which were III
sufficient. however to furnish the dc
sncd number Of crths.
The Nnrlh Vryus nnnuoI con,nya,,s
nj tina Nnihnlist Enisr,nnI rh,,,,
CSoullA viii hc held ot Ionryicw O.,
th, li,L nr Nnyru,hrr Ytvhirh i'm,
lLc dillcront ministers will be nssimc,
IN tl,oi,. rcsucriiyc stafiopa rn,, thn .u
SUM- yy ,r N'I"'' ''''y .. ' I "vg,
','H''' "''' ~" I va" ,5"a '''''"''''' w '''
''''s'''' ~ ''''' l''''
sherman Cm,rirr, Tho Grr Ger,
sncms to he after o,,r friend Cploup
Gnor,n Dugon Two weeks ooo hi
Goyny farm house seycn roo,ns.-.o 400,
hnusr-.vi,h ,,sl of tine rnnt,nts wo,
burned SUPPRESSED 70 boyo tnlicn fr,
Cro,n ,nnt,hns i,uitoJ IN. watts mi. !.
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oieiudrm9!nd, Willud e Elrtclicr. htt'vs ot
'li Main street, Mp stains. oct6dlm
D., ~ Hayes, Attorney at Law, .ol Com.
Ti V,'nS S'r,I It3uth Of Couy;houSe), Npllas,
claims. 49, t'i" ~ ta4u
w. :. Oldham, Office ia Mitohic's buiIaio,
opposite he LeGrand hotel, Main street
!Uhn ", Stem Attorney M Law. ",
40 NSrih side Public Square, upstairs. w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31
AN ELEGANT ARPuCE.E

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye isa great triumph of
chemistry. Being froe from all Injurious
qualities, it's effect is 40 natural that the
closest observer would not observe II. II i'm.
itates Mature to perfection, and Is sold all
oyer the world. uct2ld.w
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DALLAS. TEX AS
TUESDAY MORNING 0CToBER Si'

TnERg ARE fifteen negro orators on 'h'
stump vigorously canyossing LOUIS
inna Tor the Democrats There Is Ger
tainly preat need Of boyonets there,
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Dr. a. w. WRIGHT, of Georgia, oo,co
T I"mo psi tro a VOLTS store, corner Elm md
hours OF the night or day. se iTSnn ~
ec Jho. ~, Morton NJ. D., Physician and Sur.
eno9 corner San Jlclnto and u hamh. hesi'
tented. VIC 0o"h'ry promptly
Octldlm
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COX REWARD-A pocketbooI belong
y - } log 10 myself, containing some pN-
puTs valuable To no ono except owner
TWENTY-FIVE duUuH AlIl be- paid 90 amy one
delivering same Hud the payers therein con-
TUNED. 10 mo, or ~ hunt IS Hnelion, }, II,
N{A MAN. Ortil-lw
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FOB NUlK-Thc Herald oMce i3 now
j receiving large cUnelgumcuh Of jon
aynmipntlon NJ prices mud quality, hlll
Heads, white ana rulOrell i!rlirI
Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cnld"
Circulars, Etc, printed us 'heop h4 me
cheapest, and nruter tHuu the nr1ig,t hilhh
u your orders and get the benefit 81 our
"Sunmrr Prices"
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md

NOCkEI BOOk-N POCKET book contain
ms % cuusiugruh, sum Of money, Az.
ply 70 CapI ". H. Morton, city marshal nnd
I,y Tor Tins uuuyu. Octli-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


tr H9'i t In Bnnhruptcy United states Dis
l'hilas' Texas. Speciality m nh matters in y,
, uot nnt,uptccN, PrnoiSufd ,httakcn through,
Sep'23dl,u 'O'''"'""'e'
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Miscellaneous Wants,

WANTED. Every body to know TINT I'm,
THE HERALD.
ltyou want a Nurse
II you want a House,
II you want n Buggy;
lfyOu want u labOrCr;
II Ou want "A situation;
II you want Boarders;
II you want to rent Il Place;
II yuu have u Place to Rent:
itNou want Boarding House;
II You want to buy Property;
ltyou have Property 90 Sell
II YOU have Lost Something;
II you have Found Something;
lfNou want Information;
tyou want 70 lmpnrt Information;
IL you want anything, In short, to buy
tn sell, Ia lease, tu rent, to employ, to be em-
pluNrd, TO learn, or to advise, read and pd-
NeiiSr IN our "Chcap Column, and keen
OurSelt nm your naignhnrS posted
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Causes the Body TO Gain in Solid r!osh

us value can not be t3ostrongly Immersed
upon the attention of those WHO hgve b,en
'S,NN poSGU 10 faint of improper character,
OF the worthless nustums of the dnr hut ia
pfelarea upon scientific princlples, by n
everywhere. we '"'''
SeptS.deod-wly ' -'N" ''N.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31
WHAT Is QUBsN'S DrLIaVT 1?

Al Is plant that grows IN the South and is
tue only actual blood purifier ever d!scoy-
Sreu, by which AL diseases that center in the
0iood c%n be eradic1tcd Mt once aud forever.
10 oNpelS for life all scr0UlOus, Syphiliiir,
CHtaneonS and Rheumatic affections ana is
The ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class oi
diseases Alon :, II is a searching, but wher
GomGlhed with Honduras SarsapArila, Vel
low Dock and other roots and 'hprhs II no.
comes y blood purlder indispensable and
uheluaIled. such Is the combination of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31
Wanted To Ront.

HOUSE, want 10 rent n house with i've
IL or SIX ROOMS, good water, near business
centre. Nm, Herald Office. uug21 q
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4 RESlONNCE-Fur which the cash Will
~ be paid. state bedrock price, at once
aud drop p0stRl curd with description To
box IN, nolaS, octl.tf
uUUSE-A small dwelling house near
4 1 business center, on monthly payments.
Addr'SR 4. \, cure Herald office. sep Il
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DRlNCE R-Thoroughbred Ayre-
I shire bull six yrUrs OLD can ON Or.
Morton, over FIRST national Bank, o'lji-lt
EuuKING UTENSILS - A tho o65
\ cooking stove and stove Urnlt re, IN
use six months cool ma new. Apply to
CuAS FIRED TUCKER. ocD25.if
rLUusbllOIDF uRNlIuRE-rw sets bed
II room rl,uitGrc, SGT dining-Ioom iurui-
iur., m uhu iWu years. Apply 20 ChAS,
tREp, TUCKER oct.A-tI
5uhEruN BuuGY-Ncw, amt mt 70 great
1 bupHiu. Nppiy To Goo, kgsB iurH-
turc alulc, 80! Eau street. cci4l'6t
yBNHE DWELLlNG-No. 2OI Carter street,
I'VE rooms aud two halls, gas through
uut cellar, Kitchen, servants room, laundry
COR Httnicl Cisieru ana we'll lot ldONlUU feet.
One of the hnudsumcst and most convenient
residences IN Tho city. Apply 10 CilAS.
FRED. TUCKER. Oct2j-f
NLp PAPElt1-At this once, In quaint.
W tcb to suit, al u II hundred. iyl1jI
NOMmNATIuN LOCK SAFE-InIlsppt-
y ont Cheap. Apply To g. H., Herald
Opice. mayio-tt
"A lSSOUM LANn-Flyo hundred acres of
IVA land In Southeast Missouri, cnvap--
with perfect title, or VIII exchange Tor Dallas
city property. Address, ". - this oiiicr
nLp pApERS-At tDis omcr, lnqnaln.
~ ties to suit, TT VI a hundred, iy2I.u
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WantsL Male Holm.

NNASSER- For legitimate business,
y VINO can deposit tll0, can secure plucc.
Address "t,,nVus-Cr' Hrmld Office. uGil-lw
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Marshall Herald. The Dallas Fair has
proved Ms we anticipated, the largest,
most complete and successful ever hcld
in Texas. 1t was managed upon n
liberal and grand scale, and mcrltcd
the success achieved This Fair has
been worth thousands of dollars in act
uol money to our cntcrprisiug neigh
bors, to say nothing of the gain other
wise.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
Visitors TO the Exposition.

The prospects Of the Centennial
Exhibition, says M exchange, arc i'm
proving and the attendance increases
with each day. The people arc begin
ming to understand that the Exhibition
is now prepared for inspection mud have
gotten over the impression OF its incom-
pletenoss so that their Interest is be-
coming more excited, and tho attendance
thus fur exceeds that Of my OF tho
European worlds fairs for tho CORES.
ponding period. For tho first twenty
days Of the Centennial Exhibition tho
average daily attendance was 2S,lS9,
while that ut Vienna for the same relative
time was but 1861, The record OF the
Vionnn exposition shows that the ut
tendance steadily increased after the
first month from 4G4,27G in May to
1,473,G0 in October. Tho exhibition
closed with 100000 persons on the
ground. Tho samo increase in attend
ance will take place at Philadelphia; aud
tho total number OF visitors for tho sou
son will unquestionably exceed that ut
Vienna, and equal tho most sanguino
expectations Of tho managers. The fol-
lowing table shows tho number of visi.
tors in attendance Mt tho London, Paris
and Vienna exhibitions;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03
Another Shower of Flesh.

Tho Columbus (Gl) Enquirer has the
following statement: A few days ago
5lcssrs. Dick md Alb Kervin were stand
ing in the back yard OF the latter when
quite n shower of flesh fell upon and
around them. It ut first seemed as o
miracle TO them, Ms they had often heard
Of flesh training" from above. They
cast up their eyes and discovered several
buzzards about ono hundred feet above
them, flying about, and this explained
to them tho mystery, and one, too,
which has so often occurred md been
unexplained. AS q Louisville professor
has suggested, this may account for tho
famous shower OF aGsh in Kentucky.
The particles Of tho Columbus shower
were not gathered or analysed as wero
those of Kentucky.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chAppOd hands, sArheum and all outAneouu
affections cured, tao skin mado soft and
smooth, by tho uso OF JuSIPER TAR Soar. That
made by Caswell, Hazard i Co., New York, Ia
tho only kind that can be relied on, rs thore
arc many limitations, made from common tar,
which arc worthless.-C
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

1858 and 1859. In 1860 lC took eeat in Con.
gross. In 1867 Mr.. Wheeler served ns chair
man OF the Now York constitutional conven.
tton. IIO was ro,clected to Congress in 1868,
aud mld9 eli .lrmAn OF tho committee on tho
Pacific railroad.
Tho seventh and last ballot In tho Hopubli.
can convention at Cincinnati Resulted as fol
lows. tho vote being by States:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

Toothache proceeds from ague in the
dccayed tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly with
tho finger, wet with JoltHson'S Anodyne Lint
ment. heat the face vol, and lap a flannel wei
with tho lintuout on tho face, also put littlt
OF tho lin!ment into tho cavity Of tho tooth or
cotton, Ha '.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

"No man was better inoculated to
PREJUDICE pork than my husband was, !"
says Mrs. Partington "ho knew what
good hogs were, lie did, for he had been
brought up with EN- from his child.
hnnd."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

There is nothing mysterious about
tho disappearance from tho skin OF eruptlons,
burns, scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores through
the influonco Of GLESN's SULPHUR BOAR. Sui.
phur Is a potent purifier and healer OF the
skin and is most bcne6eially utilized In this
form: Depot, Cnttcnton't, No. 7 Sixth ave-,
New York. Ill d rI
To renow your youth uso Hills Iustan-
famous Hair Dye.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-03

Guipure lace is much used for sanIsa
md mantles this season.