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Physiological Effects of Quinia.

DR.. e. l.. Drake, of Fayetteville,
Tenn., has published in the Medical
and Surgical Reporter, some of his
experience and conclusions respecting
the physiological action Of quinia.
He says, at least three different ply
Biological effects can be obtained from
this drug. In doses up to two grains
it is tonic from this to five grains it
is stimulant, and from that to ten
grains or more it is a diaphoretic re-
laxant and calmative-a febrifuge.
The amount of twenty-four grains may
have some anti-periodic effect in a
mild type of ague, but will prove very
disagreeable to the patient,on account
OF cinchonism. If he has any headache
it viii aggravate this symptom. If
this amount be divided into three doses
and taken within four hours, at any
time after pyrexia has reached its
height, say after p. m, the tonic eff
feet will be apparent in the relaxation
and diaphoresis the patient will be
drunk. A half pint of whisky can be
taken in small doses during the day
without inducing intoxication; yet if
it is all taken iii the course of two or
three hours the individual will be apt
to exhibit strong evidence of being in
this state. So with chloroform and
ether.
make il rule never to give quiz
nine IN the forenoon, always giving it
at night, TO the amount of not less
than twenty-five grains conjoined with
an opiate, and am nearly certain of get
ting a good diaphorctic effect, which
will be apt to extend through the sue
ceeding day. In all the pyrexIa of
this region prescribe it the first visit,
and frequently have the satisfaction of
aborting case of pneumonia, or max
ing its subsequent course manageable.
In the pneumonias of the middle-aged,
who are so liable to overwhelming con-
gestions of the lungs, it is the sheet
anchor, given in large doses at the out
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07
The Pool Betting Sin.

1t is reported that John Morrissey
has deposited 50, ZOO, 900 of pool money
in one of the city trust companies.
There is probably as much more put
into the hands of the other pool man
ayers. 1t would not be extravagant
to say that there are $5,000,0 09 to-day
pending upon the results of the cleo
tions in the various States, and this
sum is increased hourly by the coll
flicting stories which come from the
doubtful States If there should be
no election, or dispute as TO who is
President, the people who have in
vested it would be deprived of their
money for some time to come. Some
fine day large sums of money will sud
denly disappear from some of the pool
rooms, and then people will wonder
how keen sporting men were willing
to trust their property in the hands of
gamblers, while they would not be
satisfied TO place it in banking in
stitution unless it was known to be
thoroughly solvent. We hear that
some of this money is very loosely
kept. One night over 100000 was
deposited in the safe of one of the up
town hotels, without receipt or other
guarantee than the honesty of a hotel
clerk. These sporting people are not
business men, and have not business
habits. II will be as much the fault of
the betting public as the proprietors
of the pool rooms if at some time
heavy losses are incurred. All this
public gambling ought to be prevent
ed by law. There is excitement
enough about our elections without
having betting so organized that it is
a temptation to everybody to 'put up"
something OH the result. Asnow con-
Quoted, pool gambling is even more
demoralizlng than lotteries.--Neic
YORK.. G1.0Dhic
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07
The Hog Supply.

The Kansas City Price Current pre-.
sents reports from Missouri, Kansas
and other parts Of the West giving
the supply of hogs from which il
makes the following deduction:
In looking over these reports we find
that in Western Missouri, out, of fif-
teen counties heard from, ten indicate
that the crop will be larger than last
year, and four less than last year, and
one about the same. AS to the effects
of cholera, ten report it as having been
destructive, one as having experienced
no cholera, and four as having done but
little damage.
In Kansas out of thirty-seven coun-
ties reported, twenty-eight indicate
that the crop will be larger than last
year, one less and eight about the
same. The cholera has been very de-
structive in three counties, while in
five it has been very mild, and in
twenty-nine there has been none.
The reports of Southern Nebraska
show a uniform gain over last year,
and but little cholera.
From Southern Iowa, out of nine
counties reported, one shows an in
crease over last year, six less and two
about the same. In six counties the
cholera has been destructive, in one
none, and in two little damage has been
done.
1t will thus be seen from these re-
ports, which are as reliable as it pos
sible to get them from disinterested
parties, Kansas, Western Missouri and
Southwestern Nebraska show uni
form gain over last year, while ma
jority of the reports from Southern
Iowa show falling off.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07

Attention has been called in the
daily papers to a practice prevalent in
some parts of the country, which APP
pears to illustrate the power possessed
by'milk of absorbing atmospheric i'm
purities. 1t is that of placing saucer
of new milk in a larder to preserve
meat or game from faint. 1t is said
that not only does it answer that pur-
pose, but that the milk, after few
hours, becomes so bad that no animal
will touch it.
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A favorite remedy for chapped,
cracked or bruised teats in cows is a
wash of tar, and, after placing it in an
old pail that will not be wanted for
anything else, add six or eight quarts
of water, and use the wash as often as
necessary. 1t renders the teats soft,
and at once heals up all cracks and
wounds. One or two applications is
generally sufficient for cure.
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There is no danger of the products
of the farmer getting out of fashion
So we can safely keep on producing
bread, milk, butter, cheese, pork, beef
mutton, poultry, fruit, potatoes, eggs
etc., without any danger of unfashion
able things being left on our hands,
Ioscd State Register.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07

Bees need fresh water constantly. "A
supply is easily given by a jar inverted
in saucer and daily replenished. II
is but little trouble thus to furnish az
many Of these watering places as may
be needed. They are neat, easily ex-
amined, readily replenished, and read
lily accepted by the bees.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07

L. S. Hardin says that the Jersey
COW, as rule, will yield from third
to half more butter in year than
cows of any other breed, and Jersey
grades are superior to any other.
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.'Kanses State Grange -Business Officers,
NJ 4. Hudson, Master, Napoleon,
+. y MaNson, Secretary, Emporia.
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The Kansas City Surgical and Medical
Institute and WOmen's HOSPITAL

f. COOLEY. NJ. D., Surgeon in charge Of Surgical
Department. j. w. FOSTER. NJ. d.. Sur
geon in charge of Medical De-
partment
Treat successfully all kinds of deforInities such
rs Curvature of the Spine, Club Feet, Hip Joint
Disease, Wry Neck, Stiff Joints Crooked Limbs.
All our apparatus is made under our own super
vision and applied by us. Plastic operations as
the restoration of the lip and nose Tumor of all
kinds removed. Cancerous Growth5 of every de-
scription, including that of the breast, tire ated
successfully. Also .atarrh, diseases of theeye,
cataract removed and the blind speedily restorep
to sight. Piles and istula radically cured. All
diseases of the urinary organs, including stene in
the bladder and structure successfully treated.
Special apartments provided for ladies. The sur
gical diseases of women G specially. "A large,
thirtytwo cell battery ready for use in all cases
requiring electricity. We have in connection
with the Institute ii frst-class hotel where we
board our own patients. Street cars run direct
from the depot to the Institute.
Drs. Cooley or Foster will visit any portion Of
the country in consultation, or TO perform any
surgical operation. Address
DRs. COOLEY 4 FOSTER,
Cor. 18th st. and Grand Ave. Kansas City Mo.
N.B.-Send stamp for cur journal. loft
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT.

NATIONAL GRANGE-BUSINEsS OFFICERS
JNo. T Joxrs, Master, Helena, Arkansas.
o. II. KELLY. Sec'y, Louisville, Ky.
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L. because it is adapted to all the wants of fami
ly sewing.
2. Because it can be readily comprebended b,
any one wishing to sew.
8. Because it runs so easily.
| 4. Because it is always ready and never take.
on Gifts
5. Because it will do any kind of sewing Will
less changes and fewer extra attachments thar
any other machine.
| 8. Because it Is self-adjusting.
]. Because it Is made of the very best materials
and in the most thorough manner.
1t is two-thread machine, making an elastic
1t has a straight short Needle.
1t has a Shuttle with Patent Spring Tension.
Its upper Tension requires no manipulating to
admit the passage OF kinky or uneven thread.
whether linen, cotton or silk.
Its oilingis done upon the under side by turn
ing il up on its hinges, and soiling goods is I'M
possible.
Its stand is solid and firm.
Its table Is long and roomy.
Every part works positively, and it is not sub
ject to the yielding or uncertain operating OF
springs.
No machine costs SO little for new parts and re-
pairs.
are now in use and attest to all is claimed for them
viz that they superior all others in point of
Capacity, Adaptability, Simplicity and Dura-
bility.
Attachments, Parts, Needles, Oil, Etc.,
Kept on hand. Alse Needles and Purts furnish
ed for all other Machines.
Office on Douglas Ave-. Wichita, Kansas.
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sEpGwIcK COUNTY DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT GRAyGE-Sd Disi

+. A. Dorsey, Secretary, Jalnesburg.
Meets LIST Tuesday in each month, ii. n. m.
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J. Il. ZIMMERMAN,

J. L. ZIMMERMAN,
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
VTTILL ATTEND PROMPTLY to writing
Wv Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, taking ac-
acknowledgements, etc. Pays special attention to
the paying of taxes for non-residents. Once
in South Room, Occidental Hotel Block, Wichita,
kansas. l3on1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n,ao..- ,,,-,rn
Dealer. in
STVVES, AIN WAVE G4V.
c.oc;.s A<@ars;o MN aid IN Rem airinn and All
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NINE BATH ROOMS, Rooms which are sup
IN piled with Hot and Cold Water. All things
pertaing to the bathing department new and
tasty and first-class in every respect. Open Sat-
urday nights until IL O'Clock p. m, and on Sun-
day until IL O'Clock m. other days from q. m to
10 D. m. Shop on Douglas Ave. No. Ill.
fl5-tfl DIETER q KAYSER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05

Christ vouidIhaye died in vain and the
old Pharisees would have been the hap
.piest people In the world but We know
they we're mot happy, and had not the
love Of God, Or eternal life, within
them, which We, can only have by
believing in Christ, who Is the door, and
II any man is trying to enter in some 9TH
er way, the same is thief and robber,
for he robs no. only himself and others
through histeaching, Of their only saliva
ton, but also God, in Christ, Of his honor
and glory. Christ alone has fulfilled tie
law, and now We are under grace, and not
under The law, For the grace Of God that
bringeth salvation hath appeared to all
men, teaching US that denying ungodli-
ness aud worldly lusts, We should live
sobsrly, ,righteously and godly in this
present world; looking, for that blessed
hope and glorious appearing OF thegreat
God and onr Saviour Jesus Christ, who
gave himself for us, that be might redeem
us from all iniquity, and purify unto
Himself n peculiar people, jealous Of good
works. .i4.us ~ 10 .s1p ,es7T .-Il
TheSe things We should speak, innd
let the Scribes and Pharisees who sit in
Moses beat teach the things Of the Old
Testament. And the point we make is;
We have our Sabbath, not by the keeping
ofthe Sabbath or Sunday but by believing
in Christ; and we fulfill the law, not by
the keeping ofthO law, but by loving our
neighbors, for love is the tuldllment OF
the law.si'as. ler I'D. A BEAVER.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876.
1875. NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and Seventy-sIx Is tho Ccnten-
Mai year. Its also the year In which an OpposI-
ton House OF Representatives, tho hnt since the
war, will DO In power Mt Washington; and the year
Of the tWenty-third election Of President Of The
United States. All Of these events are sure 10 h
Of great interest and importance, especially the two
latter; and all Of them and every Thing CONNECTED
with them will be fully and freshly reported md
expounded In THE suH. In
The Opposition House Of Representatives, taking
up the line Of inquiry opened years ago by 1IlE
Sun, will sternly and diligently investigate the
corruptlons and mlSdeeds Of Grants administra-
ton; and will It Is TO DO hoped lay tho foundation
for new and better period In our national history.
OF all this The sun will contain complete and &c
curate accounts, furnishing It's readan with carly
topics. -. -.
The twcnty-third Presidential election, with The
preparations for II, will be memorable aS deciding
upon Gnnts aspirations for third term Of power
aud plumber, and still more Us deciding who shall
be the candidate Of tho party Of Reform, and as
clecting that candidate. Concerning all these sui
jects those who read THE Sun will have the col-
slant means Of being thoroughly well informed.
The WEEKLY suk, which has attained circala'
ton Of over eighty thousand copies already has IL
readers in every State and Territory, and We trun
that the year 1876 will see their numbers doubled
Il will continue TO be n thorough Newspaper. AL
the general news Of the day Will be found in 1t,
condensed when unimportant, atiull when Of MO
mRnt; aud always, We trust, treated In clear, ID
tOresting and instructive manner.
II Is our aim 10 make the WEEKLY Son tho besi
family newspaper In the world, and We shall cOb-
tinuc 10 give In Its columns large amount Of Hlr
cellaneous reading, tuch rs stories tales, poems,
scientific intelligence and agricultural information
for which we are not able 70 make room In our dl'
ly edition. The agricultural department especially
Il one Of It's prominent features. Tho fashions are
also regularly reported In ltI columns; and 80 an
the markets Of every kind.
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages with Gfty-hI
Al this price barely iepays the cost Of the papef
no discount can be made from this rate 10 cluls
agents, tostmasters or anyone.
The DAILY sun, d large four page newspaper ii
twenty.eight columns, gives all the news for two
month or So 80 a year. SUNDAY editon extra
81 10 per year. We have no travelling agents.
Address, H... TIE Sun,
Eel New York City.
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MAKE Your HEAVEN Hrng.-,rhere i.

MAKE YOUR HEAVEN HEnI.-There Is
no royal road or short cut to heaven. II
YOU want a heaven for yourself in the
world to come, prepare it for yourself in
the lie that is now. You haveno reason
to think you will enter upon the next life
in any wise changed in character from
what you aro when you leave this. "He
that is holy, let him be holy still. He
that Il uhholy, let him DO unhoIy still"
And the character with which you leave
this world will be the slow and natural
growth Of the years OF your whole earthly
life, and cannot BE- tho result OF anything
else, the teaching OF any theology or man
10 the contrary. The true conception OF
human existance doubtless is as one in
this world and the next-this the rill,
that the river; this the dawn, that the
day; this the bud, that the flower;
this . the : blade, ! that the full
corn IN thcear. Heaven isnot something
to be won or got or bought, either by our
selves or somebody else for us; but 1t is
something to be grown into. In the next
world you arc simply your own old sell,
only moved on, and moved up. Sweden.
borg somewhere gives us a representation
Of persons who had died and did not for
a.considerable time even know they were
dead. Their old thoughts and feelings
and loves and desires Of the earthly life
remained, and tho world which they had
entered did not at first seem different
from tho one they had left, only 1t was
spiritual instead OF physical. Hence they
went on with their old employments, and
ran the rounds Of their old pleasures.
Only by degrees did they perceive their
change OF states-and that as they them.
selves became, by natural processes Of
growth and development, capable Of deep.
er seeing and higher knowledge.-Rep. j.
I. Sunderland,
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A ContrastlVorthy Pablo .Atten.
p Tim f.UI !. .

What is the eject Of drastic pursttive upOntlie
constIpsted bowels and dyspeptic Stouiathf: Tho
intestine Is OmptiOd % Violently As toweakcn and
render It StiIi more Inactive andthc gastric juices
vItIatelb by contact with anindlSOstibiO medicine,
lOso the chemical qualities which constitute thCn
the only true solvents Of the food: Results-ag-
gavatcd constipation and Chronic indigestion.
What, on tho other hand, are tho effects Of Hos
letters Stomach Bltten on The same organs The
bowels arc moved but without violence, apd NJ tho
anne time acquiro healthful tone the gastric Secre
tiona are stimulated and improved, and duly per-
form their part In the processes which eyentuAte IN
Results-a regular habit Of body, round digestion
and vigor. Letthe public draw lis own conclusions
from this contrast ~ ..gT1i-r eod&w
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The sunday Question.

EdltonoI the lntGIhgrner; 1.9 I.r f1,.
St. Paul tells us in Hebrews, and in
other Epistles, that the Old Testament,
with It's tabernacle, temple, altar, offer!
ings, Sabbaths, laws and prophets, is
ended and fulfilled in the New Testa-
ment or last will Of God, "by- the which
will we are sanctiIied through the offer.
ing Of the body OF Jesus Christ once Tor
all" "FOr by one offering He hath per.
fected forever them that are sanctifed."
And in ColoSsiaus, after speaking Of the
completeness we haye.in Christ, he says:
"Let no man therefore Judge you in meat
or in drink or in respect Of an holy day
or of the sabbath days.n7 As long as We
have not by believing in Christ entered
into the rest Of the people OF God, Of
which the Sabbath was a type; we are
naturally trying TO enter in BY the things
Of tho Old Testament-by the building
OF temples and affairs, and by the keep.
ing Of days and SabbathS, &c, Now, II
we could enter in by any Of these things,
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Z SATURDAY, FEB. 5. 1876.
ono lns elghtr.eight counties. TweI,

oaro has Lightweight counties. Twelve
Of these have moro than 1000 900 sheep
They stand in the following orde r, as re-
ported by the assessors for 1875: Lick
ing 2lO,721; Harrison, a174,77O; Knox,
14},Os8; Belmont 14l, $50; Guernsey, l 50;
1874; Muskinugm, 1928, 472; Jefferson, 1913,
474; Columbiana, 122,s2S; Carroll, 117t
4Oo;.Norrow, PAS; coslrocton, llO,4S5;
Delaware, 14s,As.
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MONDAY EVENING, February Z.
nRusrEE,s SAFE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF a Decd Of Trust made by James A.
Lewis and wife TO the undersigned Trustee, dated
March -, 1875, and duly recorded among land re-
cords OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Book
No. ., page lG3, I will on
) .3 SATURDAY, March II, 1876,
at the front door Of The Court House Of Ohio county
West Nlrginia, commencing at 10 oclook A. N. PRO-
coed to sell to the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate that Is 10 say, certain
piece or parcel Of land lying and beinS situated In
Chnpline and EOti7s addition TO the city Of Wheel
Ing, In the county Of Ohio, State Of West Virginia,
ami bounded as follows: Commencing nj point
ixy-iive 1867 feet east Of the southeast corner Of
Alley 10 and Eof street, thence cast along The
bOutl sd0 Of said Alley IS, twenty-sevcn (2) feet
thence south on a limo parallel with Eoh street
sIxty-x (6G) feet, thence west ninety (02 feet
10 Eoi street. thence north along the east side Of
Eof street twenty-five (?2) feet, thence east on Q
line parallel with said Alley 49, sixtyhye (G feet,
thence north on line parallel with Eof street forty
four o. feet 10 the alley, the place Of beginning.
being Irt Of tho same property conveyed 10 said j..
A. Lewis and wife by Ann Il. Kemplo and others
By deed dated December 80, 1873, and recorded Id
Deed Book No. =, page -, In the Clerks Once oil
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
TERMS or SALR-0nc-third cash In hand and
balance In four equal installments ut one, two,
three and four years. with interest from day Of sale,
with security to DO approved by tho Trustee.
Il. II. GfLLESpY, Trustee.
WHRELiN0, February Q, 1876. ie5-S
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WnYE1lNo. Fehruary 3, is;


Remaining unclaimed In the Post ofsce at Wheel
ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, February s.,
1915. To obtain any Of the following, the appli-
can't must ask for ADVERTISED letter.. giving date Of
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mai, In aAranoe, potia1e prepaid.
one year. .,.......ss OOlThEee monthA........2 %
SIK iuOnths....... 4 Zone m0nth............. -
Delivered by Carriers In City I6o per week.
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WEEKLY.
BY nal, n dGuGaos, PoGta0s prPa'd.
one GOlsix months. .:..;a @
In Clubs Of 70 eAch'
~ Clubs o. eaCn'
In Clubs Of Twenty y eSeh'
And an extra copy to person Bctung up Club'
HB-Tho above prices are inyariRblO. Remit At
our fisk, In DmItsoF POstoftce Money ordefh, and
whore nolthOr Of these can 10 procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
THE NTELLIGENcER win present daily the
news in NIL departments, from all quarters o.
theToTlI, as well ~ complete record Of local
events
THE WEEKLY b printed on ThuEslay, and can
DO liad Il the counter, in paid envelope, Ieau
for mailing. FD-Shd u copy 70 GbieHi Jr't'ld'
aid FtitlitsS 9th .IierJ JrpR' ho|ei
SuBseRIBERsE Persons deirlnS TO have the
DAILY lKTELLIGENCER left rOsulaIiy ~ Ineil
residences In the city and sGbGutp, can "
sarJOd by leaving their address Sgu way
Room, or by drop letter through The post ONCE
70 CoNTRIBUTORs.-Noa attention will DO paid
% anonymous cOmmunicatiOnli every artiCll
must he accompanied BY the wrttersIeal nAni'
and address. 0''s .-. N.
d.lgL- tE a
Business Letters for US should DO addteSSet
Ffew 4 Campbell" and should In no case DO I'D
dressed 70. either individual member Of Tho Urn p
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NESU.WERKLY.
WEEKLY.
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BY mat, IN Gdpanoe, poItGOs Prpdtd.
One ycar...,.,,,...,.,,a OOlSIx mOnths........sl