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INDG STRIAL.
Pittsburgh and vicinity.

American Manufacturer, Dec. !.
THERE are fifty four glass factories in
Pittsburgh. -Ec Add twenty more and
YOU will be about right.
TIE freight cars tor the Ligionier Val,
lev railroad will be constructed by Nc.
Vsy. Walker X Co., OF BraddOck.
On Monday, the Sd inst, the Standard
Oh Company suspended operations at
their seven refneies in this city.
THE O'Hara Glass Company are en-
Gagged on MI order from Spain for fifteen
huodred dozen gobbets, which they wi
deliver at New York At !orty-two cents
zen.
THE Woodland Fire Brick Company
have moved their Office from 353 Liberty
stree. to $3.50 same street. This com.
pany reports very favorable business
Tor the past season.
An exchange states that Pittsburgh
ships AMI uslly $1,000 gross of beer bot
Ties to st Louis. 80 coo gross to NJ lwau-
kcc. $4,000 gross To- Chicago, 10000 gross
to Cincinnati and $4,000 gross to Louis
vile.
The shops of Messrs. d. w. G. Carroll
& Co. seem we'll supplied with orders.
Probably no shop in the West Is better
suonNed win machinery and tools for
wrough iron work, such as bidges. roof
frames, buffers, tanks, etc.
J. JACKSON, successor to the firm OF
,Jscob: X jackson, late owners OF the
rolling mIll ~ Brownsville, has clos, 4
the mills and removed he machinery to
this ci,y, where be will continue the
manufacture OF iron Tor the National
/ Tube Works.
On the 3O,h ult two Tar stills belong
inc to the Standard Oil Company, al
Brilliant ststion, blew up, THROWN 9
nearly one hundred barrels OF boiling tar
Tor distance OF over one hundred feet
around he vicinity The tar was entire
i consumed, occa,ioning loss OF about
$500 Nobody hurt.
On the % rst. Messrs. Mullen x Me
lorv. of the Esgle Rolling Mill, filed 5
petition in bankruptcy. The disabilities
amount to about $4,000 and the assett
are reported about the same. This fail
ure is not such one as would cause :
sensation, snd will have little or no ef
fec, OF business a fire At this mill or
the SOlh nit. did considerable damsge
estimated by one OF the firm at from $50,
OOOto $4,000.
ANOTHER gas well has just been com
pleted Al Beaver Falls, striking the "a
at $50 feet. The production Is veE.
large, giving great encouragement t
that enterprising town. rs we have no
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One Squares linen space.
One time-.......S IS One month....S 6 GO
Two times......... p Three months. l2 90
One week.........-. 2 50 One year...... 70 60
One square manageable once week ESQ.,
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Acknowledgements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
Dpctie ) clumn advertisements, 50 per
cent aGd tICLal.
Local. NCuCes Is cents per llne-bIt no
local notice EiH be inserted f01' less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adVeT-
tlselnentS not connected with IL VII be
charged for at our regular rates.
All bills due on the trSt appearance OF
the Advertisements
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ticed before, the cutlery works are sup
piled with natural gas as fuel as warming
heating and tempering fires, only the
power being supplied with coal. The
new well is near the works of the West
ern File Company. and Messrs. Il. NJ
Myers & Compsny's Shovel Works. The
flow of gas is much greater than that OF
anv of the other wells, and it will be in
meslateIy utilized for manufacturing
PURPOSES. With such fuel In abund-
ance, and the completion of the new
railroad to the east and west, Beaver
Falls must SO IN rank No. as manu-
featuring town.
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Dr.PierCe's FavOrite Prescription.

The term. however II bn' feeble expression
OF ny high aUprc, lAu0u 81 it- value, Oa-"d upon
my own per-onai ob'~ysHon. A. clg-t Oh
server, have, while witnessing o. pn7.t'Ve re-
Euth IN The few sp"'IH Gl.utrra Incident 70 the
separate Organism ~ ego. ... -.. - OF 70 out ~
tho climax or BROWNING gem OF my
medical career. ON irt merit, ~ pDsi-
tive. safe, and efeciual r'w'-. Tor ihl- cas-.
~ fisctzcz, and one 'h7t VIII, A. AT times and
under Ali C.rcum -taUce,, A. Kindly anil N hAr-
m0nv with the laws which govern Tue 'euae
system. am wiling o. sta-" ny reputation ~
physician Ma, even more, ~ confident an D
Iat % will not diapppiut he most ssngu.rs
expect atoms ~ n -.C~.c invalid .AiF Wh0 ns"' 2
for Any u the ailments Tor which rcrDmUCu. =
that oTsr ami sell 10 under POSITIVE
GIARASTEE. II beneficial effect - not
experienced D. the time 'WH~'firi- ~ ne con-
tents ~ the bottle are u-ei. will. On return ~
he bottle, 'Hp-thlT1- "i t' ECL.i ne HaFhs
teen taken arT0rl.rg n direction and ne cHs@
bo'ng one f1r which recommend T. PrompaF
refund 'ae money paid for T. Had not the
most p'~'r't confidence lr DE- virtue, could not
otter II ~ DO under the" conditions, bot hay-
INK 8f'r.--sI H. ~! T .raru.nU- curss Iu thou
sand. - cA-'-. feel warranted aud
perfectly safe In riskinE both my
reputation and my money Oh itr
mcritA.
The following are among tao,o H'4csses i'm
which my TsyOrite Prescription has
worked cure, A. n %" magic and VII Ger
tau'T never before atia.1"l hT any Ice:
Isuc0-ThPA ENre--sse f.JHtng. Pa.E'll
month"; Periods, ~-gyye-slln- when fruur III
ratura. csraas. I~rer'ari.es. WssE Bar. Pre-
lsy-u-, oy falling Of tho Uterus, AntsyersIyr and
RrtrgFrrsIgG, Bearing Down 7cu-atlJLs, u ;sy-
ma Hes, Nervous DcpressIon. Detl.t7. Dee
v0nderc- Threatened NscArriage. CErJl.c
Congestion. iafamuI alton and liberation u tEe
Itoru' lnpo;suCT, BarTenness, or -jsri-.'-. Pc
male Weakue--. and very many Othrr chronic
dl-ea-e- incident - woman not mcEtons! here
r. al affections ~ tn nature, ny FaFrIis
Prescription works rITe--the marvel or
heuOrId. T.I- u"ilrlBe I 10 not eI n. A. =
C4~e-all. bur ' ain rat.T flJE.Ls n single
ness OF purpose, being most perfect
-p.-cIfc 10 al, chrome tsea-s. Of he scEua, sys-
ten - ygrlp. II 49,. r. i.zsppJIL nor VII
u % harm n any -ul;e " cnuAton-
TnO-s who fesire further inform alton on
thee sub.s'.- caa gbLalL u n TIE FEOPLE's
CYNsoS ~ESsE MEDICAL ADyIsEE, . bDDk
81 over 50 r-g--. sent, pO-t-Vaii, on receipt
% tLG .t reI-s .au.s u tso-s dI-stsea
pec.4ar ~ FCUae-, ard gives much valuable
sITlre 10 rcxz-d - he management q those
Irec;IOns
FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
R,T. PIERCE, \. D.. RTolf,
BUFFALO,. ". y.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMACHER GAL
vANIC Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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-. Sand 10 make close conr ectlon al
Nos, ms for all points South and SOUTH
vo ie a. Cnicago for all points west ana
Sgi ..l TSoTnd trains make connections al
49, 1850 for Philadelphia, New YORK
'poston. st Washington City Tor all
P3;IhSS, honnd trains make direct connec,,
"eSt tS~ Al! principal points west ana
NE.inl ,,eH Palace cars on all night trains.
-, IN on saturday night. has ne con-
~, for Chicago or Sandusky.
,,rryyG. PETTSB URGH AND BAL
EhhA'-1 TIMORE DIVISION.
ND af or >ovem Der 5th trims on the
-, vr e r. division viii leave WheeIlhg
Nru.,ShI ngton, Pa, Is follows:
10. =" e. leaves Wheeling at 5:lO a. IN.
NO. - ~" l:iO u. IN.
~. - for Elm Grove:
mo- No. 70. ~ leaves Wheeling at S;S5 a. No.
NO. No, oW u ashington, Pa, for wheeling:
Law s,S I.ayeS Washing on at 900 a. IN.
NO. 20 20 &c" - 4:l0 p. m.
A yo sS arrives at Wheeling at l si a. M
~; 70 Grove TrO accommodation
IN IN ga Sa arrives at Wheeling at 80 a. M
70 "a "a :" $50 p. III.
r,.vars 70 ali principal points on ssl,
,,5s1os. ONCE open AT all hours ourHE
.-e ~'!' ". NJ. CLEMENTS, A. NJ. OF T.
= r. DEYEIhIS, General Agent. ma
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" ON AN.

b. AL immense practice, extending through
period Of YEAR. having within that tlmr treated
many thousand cases Of those ia Hra.e- peculiar
to woman. ! have been enabled o. perfect
most potent and agreeable m"tlcine uuu meets
the indications presented hy mat c.Is- u do
eases with positive certainty sni eN1r'ue-s.
To designate this natural specific compound,
! have namei IL
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is irritated, swellS, and some
times bleeds; aswelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularIy in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times Costivc; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdrya convulsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varla-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S TERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; It's an innocent prepa,
ration, nat r1ba5leG f0oiREt@e ShghE
e5t injury 10 tie m07 :s.Ilr ftant.
The genuine DR.. MELANE 5 YER
mFUGE bears the signatures of {.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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Farms for sale.
NSE FARM CONTAINING 22O ACRES,
" with -Four Dwelling Houses, Three
Orchards with 80 trees, Ia miles above
ClarIngtOn, on the ohio river.
one Farm containing l79 acres. 40 acres
cleared, balance tim Der, miles from
ClaringtOn.
Also one acre with dwelling IN the cor
pOTatlOn.
For particulars enquire OF
JOHN GOODHUE,
nOV0eSgt Darlington, y.
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They could Sec IT.

1t was so apparent to the Centennial
Jurors, when they came TO compare Benz
sons Capcine Porous Plaster with other
porous plaSters on exhibition, that II was
greatly superior to any OF them. and they
were forced by their own convictions 10
give 10 the manufacturers OF IL the highest
n only ----- sr was in
award OF SEE vented 10
merit over That the Word over c n t
al others. CAPgiNE the only OBJ
sons rs CUT THROUGH lection ever
Capcine Pu Zach Plaster. fou n 4 ts
rDuS Plast- ---- the old and
hitherto popular porous plaster, that OF
slow action. Benson's Capclne Plaster
acts az once, relieves pain Immediately,
and cures y here others will not even re-
lieve. While possessing the above re-
markabIe qualities, ii is absolutely tree
from the lead poisOuS that many other
plasters are found by analysis 10 contain.
Sold everywhere.
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No Lady's Toilet Complete

Unless there be the fragrant SozoDoNT;
unto the breath sweet doors 1t imparts,
the gums ruby redness soon assume,
the teeth quick rival alsbsster tint, and
seem as pearls set in coral vase.
Spsuldlng's Glue cheap, convenient,
useful.
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vDaily. fDaHy except sunday.
Sleeping ca from Pittsburgh to CinCin-
lau, Louisville. Indianapolis, and st.
LouiS. and from Columbus 10 Chicago
Without change.
-. ". CALDWELL. Gen. Manager.
WI, O'BRIEN, Gen. +. c 4. Agt.
General offices, Columbus, y. nOl7
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CATHARTIC, or muItum In Parvo
PhysIc.
Theuoyeltv u modern Medical, Chemical, and
Pharmaceutical Science. No use ot any longer
taxing the large, rcpU-!vc, and nauseOus pills,
composed OF cheap, crude, and bulky ingredl-
emf, when we can, by a careful application Of
chemical science, extract a the caihArtic and
Other medicinal properties from tho most yAlu-
able roots and herbs, and concentrate them into
minute GrHnUlc, scarcely larger than a
mustard seed, that can he readily swallowed
Ng those ~ the most sensitive >tomurhS and fas-
U'IOus tastes. Each little purgativo Pellet
represents, In a most cOnc"U' rated form, IA much
ctluAItlc power a. Is embodied IA any Of the
large pills found for sale IN drug shops Prom
their wonderful catharuc power, IN comparison
% their Size, people VITO have not tried them ara
apt 10 suppose that they are harsh or drastic In
elect bat such - not NJ 'li the "aEc iu dilcrent
active medicinal principles - which they arc
Composed being ~ harmpnJei and modified.
one by the Others, a. 10 produce n most
searching and thorough, vet gently
and kindly operating, CathartiC.
$500 Reward j. hereby ole red by the pro-
pI"''r Of ih"-" Pellet, =" an. cheulist who,
upon anaIv-is. VIII find in them any ca!pmel or
Other forms ~ mercury, mineral poison, or in
furious drug.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using them. They opor-
ale without Oh -tuIuauc" o. he constitution, diet,
cor occupation. Fpr Jaundice, Headache,
Constipation, Impure BLOOD, Pain
I'm the Shoulders, biRhtncrr OF the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour TuCtatious
troDI the stomach. BHi taste I'm tho
mouth, Bilious atfar q :, Pain In re-
giOu OF Kidney, informal bevrr,
BIoatcd feeling about StOnIRch d, Hush
~ Blood To Head, HigE-COloTcd
Urine, JnsOciabiiitY and Gloomy
FOrebOdIngE, take Hr. Ptcrcc's Pleas
Iut PurgatiVe PCllc:E. IN explanation Of
he remedial power Of WT purClt.yo Pellets
over 70 greats variety OF ,ll-"asr-, wish ~ say
that their action upon tho animal
economy IL universal, not a gland or
tissue escaping their sanatiye im-
press. Age doc. not impair the properties Of
these Pellets. They are sugar coated and In
closed IN glass bottles, their virtues being thcro-
hy preserved uulmpa!Ted for any length Of Tune,
in any climate, - that ucv are ALWAYS frcsh
and reliable. Thu, is not the case with those
pill. which are put up In cheap wooden Or
pa-tebDari boxes. Rccucct that for all dls.
eases where a Laxative, Alternative, ~
purgatIye, Is Indicated, these lI;Gc Pellets
will give the most perfect satisfaction 70 all who
Use them,
They are sold by oil Druggists at
as cents a bottle.
Rv. PIERCE, 4. D., Prcp'r,
BUFFALO n. 7.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from $40 10
sos each. Only One-siXln of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in five equal install.
ments, with interest. Apply to
JOHN +. GILCHRIST,
oc5Oh AT Top Mil.
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AMEBiCK SE 81 Fist fS5 f.

or weakness OF the back ever invented
or known. 1t soOths, II strengthens, II
cures, where other porous pIasters, and al
!inimentS Tail. moab
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affecting ge9ister,
Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
one year ............So co Three months. ..s2 40
Six monthS.-.... 4 90 One month";, rs
Tk1-WE EKLY REGISTER.
published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, yr".si 90 One copy, 6 mos.S2 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr..Sl so Six copies, yrs ! 50
One copy, 6 mos l 90 Ten copies, yr. IL 90
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Railway,

DAS.HANDLE ROUTE. CON DEN ~ ~
| time tab OF through ana local 'I"lnS'
understandable:
GOING WEST.
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No. stops at al stations So e Ss y,ena
WheSsL CATIONS between Wheeling and
y raw wESTBOUN TRAINS.
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"PTTAL FNIEE eIUV,UUV'
N0fire-pi 1kerS are Slu only. Halves, 8

APPROXIMATION PEIZEs
40 Approximation Prizes OF $40 poo
q TO-. 1000
Ilp a. 800
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or sugar-Coated.C Concentrated, Root
aud Herbal Juice, Anti-Bilious
GranuIes. THE "LITTLE GIANTr
CATHARTIC, or Multum In Parvo
physIa.
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y "a Prize. anountla. to-. So 90
cen. q. I. B-AureEari, O.; La Gen. JuDal
A. Early. Of Va Commissioners.
Write tor circulars OF sEnO orders 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
=. .. Box ~. NoH orleans, La.
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Monthly Drawing TUESDAY January q,
is--. Capital prize 5000. Tickets - each.
Halves uO.eW-gt
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No NolO No 81 No

GOING WEST.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-15
Muscular Christianity,

Recently Henry Ward Eecchcr, in
II of his familiar talks. told y story
of his Western Experience, which he
appeared to enjoy fully as much as
the listeners. odd Ben Haven, one
of those unselfish men who went out us
ministers among the first settlers of
the West, nee told me of his expert
enc with Il blacksmith who became
very angry Mt him because he had in
duced the b~laeksmith's wife,to Join the
church. The burly fellow threatened
that he would thrash the life out of the
minister the first chance he had. Wei,
Ben Haven was singing rs he was rid
ing along morning through the
woods on of those narrow corduroy
roads, which don't allow one to turn off
on either side, when he met the black
smith. He saw there was no use trying
TO avoid the meeting. The blacksmith
took his horse by the bride and asked:
Your nRine is Haven, isn't it?v Yes
And you got my wife into your
church? Yes We'll, stranger, you've
got to come of thathorse. There's 90
ing to be a fight here, and one of us is
going to be whipped Ben tried to
argue with him, but lie saw twas no
use; and as he said he was sorry, but if
he must, he must. Y So he tied his horse
to a tree and they went at it. Some
times he was on top and the BLACKSMITH
was under, and sometimes twas the
other way. Sometimes he got terribly
pounded, and sometimes the other man.
Good old Ben said he never had such a
time in his life; and he was very sure
nothing in the world sustained him but
the grace of God. Laughter. He kept
thinking. 1t won't do for a minister of
the Gospel to get whipped Ilaughterl,
and he thought the sweetest sound he
ever heard was when that blacksmith
cried enough But then he only let
him up upon the condition that the
next prayer-meetipg he held in the
village the blacksmith should be there,
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A Railroad yeloeiPede.

NANsE~NSHH #.H
Men who havn't much money at
their Command, who desire to travel,
and have an aversion TO using the
means of locomotion which nature has
provided them, sometimes find ingen-
ions means TO accomplish the desired
end. The penniless tramp often steals
n railroad ride on the trucks or roof of
a passenger coach, while others pro-
vide themselves with n good supply of
provisions and stow themselves away
in freight cars, trusting to luck to get
out of the scrapc on their arrival at
their journeys end. An eXpedient,
however, far in advance of all these,
came under, orr observation n day or
two ago. SAttlrAh ~ III
\ man named johnson, a travelling
musician, being in Garland and anx-
Gus to depart for more genial climes.
with the aid of an ingenious black
smith there, manufactured a railroad
velocipede, with which he proposes To
travel down into Texas. Having be-
come possessed of two-whecled veloci-
pedes, such as were in common use n
few years ago, he proceeded to fastcn
them together to run on a railpoad.
Wooden axles were constructed 50 that
the machine could be adapted 70 any
gauge of track, a broader tread was
placed on the wheels, to which were
added flanges made of whiskey barrel
hoops; levers were fitted to give means
for using the hands rs well as the feet. to
gain motive power; the whole arrange
ment was given II coat of red paint,
and it was set on the track ut Garland
ready for service. Tie machineweighed
abont forty pounds, and is easily han
died. The operator sits oil q seat rest
ing across what were the two seats of
the old velocipedes.
Being provided with n light camping
outfit Johnson mounted his novel trav-
cling apparatus ut GARLAND and arrived
here without accident, having made the
trip ut the rate Of about fifteen miles
per hour. in ,t,A-. N..r4pEa..
He remained in this city for a day or
two, and altering the guagc of his car
to suit that of tho Atchison, Topeka
" Santa e, he-started ont on Friday
afternoon, bound east, Our. informant
tells us that he saw johnson near Gold
smiths ranch, and tried to kCrp up
with his car on Il good horse, hut the.
nuip,o1 nr-oc coon J;pfoncal Nn,L
gineer Of the western bound passenger
train reported having met johnson at
ApishaIa yesterday. AT that time, of
course the car was removed from the
rails and WIS being pushed by its
owner along the wagon road adjacent
to the track.
Weare informed that johnson is IN
old railroad man and always provides
himself With q time card so that he can
keep ont of the way of the regular
trains. His apparatus is so light that
it can be removed from the rails in a
moment. Should he run foul of n
special train it might discourage" his
car somewhat, but on the ,Atchison,
Topeka u Santa Fe there is little dan
ger, the road being 50 straight.
What-tllu raalroif Companies ovef
whose lines Johnsen-runs, will think of
this arrangement, we. do not know and
it is not known, and tits not1ikely that
thedaring genius will consult them on
the subject. Pueblo (Colo.) Chicrtain.
.
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The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the solcation of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LININrENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such rs burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
etc, it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, To useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. may2T-d3awawGm
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To the SMOKING FRATERNITY

In Introducing the "MADCAr" cigar 10
the smoking brotherhood throughout the
United states, ] make the bold assertion
that no brand Of cigurS wstScVcr before intro
duccd that was entirely harmless to the
consumer without In any mnnnosAmpairing
the nnNur, q Il I've or narcotic principles. 1t
has been found by chemical analysis, that
tobacco, while undergoing combustion, yields
40 per cent more nicotin than can be cNLrlct-
ed by chewing or even distiuaton. II has
also been substantiatcd by the
named analytical chemists :N~auqueItn, Hen
ry, NJ. Deblse, liermstadt, Pussolt and others.
That the .mpyrcumatic oil of tobacco, as pro-
'dhced by combustion, contains n large per
cent OF nicotin. one Of the most virulcnt poi
sons known. It's effects ON man are to en-
feeble Digestion. produce general debility.
and lay The foundation of serious nervous
disorders. all of which may be avoided by
mokIng The