davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

Further experiment aud reflection led
DR.. Waters 10 the conclusion that pressure
upon the nerves is the cause Of pain in
burns. He says: "Heat contracts albu.
men, ihardens, stifTens, and thus closes the
pores and produces pressure upon the
nerves. The application Of bicarbonate Of
soda gives its quick relief by dissolying OF
softening the albumen in or surrounding
the pores, and, allowing the restrained
contents TO escape, relieves the pressure.
That the pain is due to pressure is shown
by the fact that position Is all important in
giving relief II the burnt limb is poised
50 that the blood will grayitate toward the
heart, the relief from pain after applying
the alkali Is more complete than with the
limb in other positions. The practical
directions for the treatment are then sum-
married. rs follows: Ny treatment is to mp.
ply to the burned surface bicarbonate OF
soda in tine powder, il tits wet surface;
butif it is o dry burn, use paste OF bicar-
Donate OF soda and water, or a strong soln-
ton OF tho biCarbonate OF soda in water,
and apply to tho burned surface. This re-
lieyes sunburns as well as burns from hot
Goals, melted sulphur, hotiron, steam, etc.
ALWAYS dispose the burned surface so that
the blood can grayitate toward the heart II
possible, as otherwise continuous pain
may be felt, duo to the dilation OF the
blood vessels from the weight OF the con.
tanned blood. II bicarbonale Of soda Is
not at hand, bicarbonate Of potash isthe
next best. Then the emulsion OF lime wa.
ter and oil makes q good dressing whore
the skin Is broken, But vaseline Is prefer
able, as there is.no- odor- fromi it, and II is
quite as bland. 40 ess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

miss Annie 0'Bricn, assisted by some
Wheeling friends, gives concert here on
Christmas night, lH .l Hlt MIKE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
something for the New Year.

The world renowned success OF Hostetterl
Bltters, and their continued popularity foria
quarter OF u century as stomnchic, Is scarcely
more wonderful than the welcome that greets
the annual appearance OF Hostetter's Alma
mac. This valuable medical treatise Is pub
iished by HostettOr q Smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa, under their own immediate supervision
employing so hands In that department Ten
cylinder printing presses s folding maehines
5 job presses &c, are running about eleven
months In the year on this work, and the
Issue Of same for 1S79will not be les than ten
millions, printed In the English, German,
French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Hollandi
Bohemian and Spanish languages Refer 70
concerning health, and numerous testimonials
as To the efficacy OF Hostetter's BltterS, anlnse
ment, varied information, astronomical calcu'
lltions and chronological items &C., which
can be depended on for correctness The Al
manac for 1870 can be obtained free OF cost
from druggists and general country dealers In
all parts Of the country. ag.1t ~ s1i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
UP THE RIVER.
An InteFOsalps LilerPry PerfOrmanee a

An Interesting Literary performance ~
y ~ Now Cnmberland.
~ Nfw CuxbERIs4SD, Dec. %.
corubanasp bee Of ~ elligOaeer. 4
This gobd Cd town still pursues the.
even tenor ofberway, and though we are
somewhat backward in aiding publicim
provements, 1t cannot be said that We IRE
without ourentertainments. On theev
Ing Of December 20lh, the town hall was
packed TO Overlooking to witness the ex-
'ercises Of the Cumberland Literary Society,
We have not timeto speak in detail Of the
various performers, The salutatory by
liisM Maggie Bowers, gave evidence OF a
greatdeal Of talent and was well received
by the audience. The oratlons by Master
Joe. Haigh, Mr.. r. f. Lindsay and S. D..
swaney were all very creditable indeed,
particularly the last named, tho subject OF
which was "Customs.n II Mr. s. old river
friends had seen him in his role Of orator
they would Hardly haverecognized him'as
the, boy who tramps the wheel on some Of
tho coal packets, :, ~. ..i,'.
Tho, Original West virginians gave us
several very acceptable songs during the
evening for which they deserve compli-
mentary mention. They are worth hear
ing and the, company Is open for engage
mehtEg The ,yaledictory OF Miss Emma
Mcdonald was good production, and the
Society has reason to be proud OF her as q
member. w -
We take the libertyof advising our So
ciety friends to dispense with 80 much
reading, dialogues and recitations in their
next Entertainment The proceeds of this
exhibition go to the public library which
has lately been Organized here in Cum
berland. II has, We understand, already
one, hundred volumes donated to il, and
BY Spring there will not be less than three
Hundred volumes. 80 49,
Several OF our young friends have at last
concluded To adopt tho Scriptural idea
thatitlis not good for man to be alone and
will soon take unto themselves partners.
The late freeze makes this fact more obvi-
Gus than 1t otherwise would be, for the
boys have rugged up their sleighs and are
very devoted to their girls just now. Our
country friends are likewise awaiting them
selves Of the Shedding to bring their pro-
duce to town. ~
The Sunday School Convention Of this
county meets in FaifvieW on the Goth and
eth Of this month. a,
1--WE would advise the friends Of Deputy
u. S.,Marshal Campbell to recall him to
his post OF duty or he may become so in
terested asfto fail to come to time when
wanted. EH "'pF @fi'a' 800 s't- f'l' ra
Miss Annie o'Bicn, assisted by some
Wheeling friends, gives concert here on
Christmas night. o. " MIKE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
ochrlstmas up at welIsburg.

F-.'t.'' alh iNA WIIIsBrRG, December 20.
Editors TntelllScueer. -
Christmas passed of quietly. This
was owing somewhat to the difficulty in
procuring stimulus hereabouts these days.
People generally enjoyed the day in q
becoming manner, including the good old
fashioned bracing weather.. Inthe even
ing the Presbyterian, Methodist Protestant
and Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools
gave their, scholars the usual Christmas
treat. The Presbyterian Church was beau
tiiully decorated with eyergreens, pictures,
notices, &c. Over tho altar was an arch
bearing the Inscription, "Glory to God in
the Highest" A large number of valua-
Iblepresents were given to the scholars,
besides the sack of candy. Rev. Mr..
Mackey. presented to Mr.. FL. G. Lazear a
handsome copy Of the Teachers Bible,
Oxford edition, in appreciation OF his SER
vices as Superintendent OF the Sabbath
School. Our friend !Lazear was evidently
.notprepared to be thus taken by surprise.
However, las he stated, "when the first
yolley,was overnt he felt first rate, and re-
piled to the presentation speech in his ac-
.customed good lhumored style.
/ Attic! NJ. ?. Church an exhibition, &C.,
was giyenlwhich was very pleasing to the
audience. AT the NJ. E. Church couple
of Christmas trees well filed with presents
were, early in the evening, lighted up.
The usual package Of candy and q large
number OF elegant prizes were distributed.
Last year this school offered prize to the
scholar who would bring into the school
the largest number OF scholars not mem
bers OF any other school. Little was said
or thought. about 1t afterwards until last
evening, when General Duval, the Super
intendent, stated to the audienCethat such
a prize had been offered, and that Albert
Frank was now entitled to it, as he had
brought into the school the largest number
of scholars. The prize was handsome
and substantial book, which the little ten
yearold appreciated very highly.
On the evening Of tho 2ith, Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Simpson, recently OF Steubenville, and
Miss Sue, daughter OF Dr. G. W. Caldwell,
were united in the bonds OF matrimony at
the Doctors residence, in this place, by
tho Rev. W. A. ltackey, OF the Presby-
the 5:i9 train on the r. II. & ky. r. r.
the same evening for Allegheny City, the
home Of the groom. The best wishes OF
numerous friends attend the bride and
groom.
Some OF the guessers and knowing
ones missed their calculations, as they had
another prominent citizen down on their
list for marriage yesterday. II willtako
place soon, butthey, the Aforesaid know
ing ones, cannot exactly tell when.
At Z a. NJ. yesterday the thermometer
marked two degrees above zero, north ex-
posure, free from wind. G. B. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
Az IntIeeent nance.
Chicago Times Letter.

Society just now-that is, the progress
siye element of Washington society-is
very much interested and Just shade
shocked by new waltz that is Just
brought in from New York. This waltz Is
called ''The Wave" and It Is expected
will supplant tho popular Boston. Tie
wave Is a most ungraceiul dance. II is
made up Of hops instead OF slides, and the
vigorous hops necessary TO the successful
rendition OF this waltz produce an impress
sion upon the minds OF spectators that sa-
yours little Of indecency. The wave,
with It's violent ,exertions and eccentric
motions, Is constantly bringing the bodies
OF the dancers into contact, and II one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
l1nni, 1nt 49, polsooln, in lYoar. sngalr. y

Look ont for Poison In Your Sugar
.-NEw YoRI, December;e 5s-Prof. Chand!
Ter and DR.. Ricketts, say eve have care:
fully examined number Of samplesLof
refined, coffee and yellow sugar, most of
which were taken from the original bar.
rels. In several q these sugars We found
tin salts and free acid, probably tliuriatic,
and In two OF them artificial glucose.
While the amount Of tin and acid found In
some was small, yet o small globu!e Of
metal was obtained from two ounces q
sugar In any case, there Il no excuse for
the addition Of tin salts to sugars. They
arc used solely for The purpose OF defraudi
ing the consumer by deceiyinga him as TO
Inc grades of sugars and wilhelm come
cases the quantity added may be too small
to be injurious, in other eases i may be
sufficient to cause derange nlent OF the'sys:.
tenn The Board Of Health has directed
the Sanitary superintendentto cause analy.
ses to be made fromttimeto time oil sugars
and srups sold in this city!i i,tsea17
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

can Judge from the blazing redcolor of
both partners at the end OF several mo-
ments Of this dance, the effect 81 cons,
family jostling into each Others arms g
anything but moral. A dashing blonde
young woman emisSary from New York
has introduced this dance. whichp romls-
es only to be popular in the branch OF So
ciety that Is inclined to be fast. To hear
the comments made by some Of the spec;
tators when this dance was first exhibited
stamped It's character. II Is fashionable
in New York, however, and It may have
run throughout the country. ~ 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
Theiwhippinlg. Post.

Phlipi P;sIndsaisr. L !, ,e,siV- no ssfls
The Wheeling ISTEtIIoENcER hassthe
following to soy in advocacy Of the whip
ping post: yyau7il i atfPt; isxiat ~ ~
.sThe present confinement in jail Is re!
allya premium for the commission OF
crime among d certain class d, people. "a
whipping would not operate in that way.
II Is not ordinarily an indncement to
come back, but on the contrary, to stay
away. Itisan economical and, etticacious
method OF punishment.s Itused to be in
vogue in this city, and had il continned,as
an institutional In our midst, we should
have been saved d vast amount OF police
expenditures for the trial and mainte-
nance OF a lot Of old Offenders who are
never 50 much at homo as when they are
Quite q number o. theleading papersoi
the State are advocating the whippingpost
asthe most eaicaeious mode punishment
for certain classes Of criminals Such an
institution would be productive Of the
most satisfactory results. Incur opinion
there's nothing barbaric about II, and the
sooner 1t is,established the better, i,,,t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
A g.riIse for IIIslier wagcs.

Foer WAYNE; December %. Tho coop
ers employed at shuricE Brothers. OK.
tensiyc staye factory yesterday struck fol
higher wages, demanding forty cents per
barrel. They have been getting $3t cents
Their employers refused TO make any IN
crease, and have tclegraphede to other
points for hands. These men have been
making from s. to s. per day. Z = fl'-s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

FRoM cESTESSiAt HEA Dou. sRrRRs:. - !
flnd DR.. Balls Cough Syrup excellent,
having ready sale. and rende ring more
SafisiSction than any. Cough Syrup 7 have
ever s6ld .-A. D. Maloney M. D., Eiiteenth
and carpenter Streets, PhilNdelphia 10. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
what 10 Expect In the Next Twelve
,oyl 1unohihsI ~ Y I

ro.,ha oo,,;,,,, NJ. All .,oaa,ae,;,,.a
80 ~ so,is.s. ~ s.s M s
Sit; X y rs i;ss. X, s,'s,s I, % i
Eall upop !, : sdso.dayl -,
via p ss & sIieSag 1 S adf asSSts ssSDS'
IaS , .ns. sy aTs Sa az. BSR, e.
Ysahs shllI az 4, t Y, yssi s.o:, ~
SSaisVss child that day y ,ISiS 81 - 81 ID
S " ss @ sS Sp ssstiy AZ az Ss; s
Aud aad many A. aoses md bred "S q ~ ~,
In other woFds, We are promised 9 hard
winter, with tierceaistormss a. pleasant
summer, with agricultural re-! proas pert
mortality among the children sl1paEeeks
and osasters al sea a mo MAJ ane plr 9
on Christmas Day Of some l!lastrlous pene;
factor Of ourrace who shall an NJ astiye
pattin solving for his generationttlhee IN, pres,
entsocial problems which wssSn SO heayii
~ on our prophetic souls .5s ysas,sa5
a.. g 81 ,,;;a
re IN. n, aa; IN. /.
W.. -. :. ps ras. i.ha,issosS !as
80. s;n1, fro,a tha i i,t;de aSbSrea.itib6es
"a $500 X, H. M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
Fnnilroael I.oebcry ~ Mexico,

CRY OF MEXICO, December 26,-Robi
hers attacked n train from Vera Cruz, near
Pueblo, on the l4th, and killed the baggage
mastor. wounded the, conductor and
escaped with $4,000 In silver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
III = = - DO. b CALDWELL, Trustee

TJIsB--MaekereI, Nos !, and 10 barrels, bali bar
Tela, ana Ma Lake Herring In bali and qnArtsr
6SrrVls Rtlt Water Herring m barrels ana hAu 01'
fsn' n "o's Il. \. BELLY 100 ladii MslasL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
TRUsTEE's SALE.
In Tho Circuit cour. Of Ohio County, ives. Virginia.
George zilea (t, ch,n,.rv I'LL. b.

y -. |
samuel =. b9ya y ~. -, 4, 49,. a..
unam sno ~ Iue o. Ji,I Gee o. Iast niue ~
teo5ee 1ieS Ana b IIs15 Iies ny Wle 70 we w.
de1gneSa tr!ce, a ,hs .as 90 I ,bs S6nS,
1870 ana deSofueu ~ 'Rg CeIh oIlce ., VIZ Louh
Court o. OHIO county West ~ posE q ~ deeas
o. ~ uas ana 49, no, 0 pSeh r. 's ~ F.,
W. AND pnruAnt y tne aeciee entere ~ slu S9tt
10 lhe ASote mShtlTnea eauss oh Tue tVtn uy Au-
gnst, lste, win ~, On aI.
MONDAY, the 18th day Of November, AID. 1873,
Commanding nj fooolock A. M, on the premises sold.
n nv city 81 wheeling, West ViEina, al the r,SI,
dsnse n deorrs Zles n pubiIc auction 10 tic hish.
Sst and be bidder, The following described real estate,
All ses,,fe Nv hid decd 81 tTust benH The SIim n
III is eo Hith Interest thereon from December ID.
is6 "a the dey al TaIe and Inc eTpenSs II Ele m,
sdinv the eomuS-ions 81 the trustee Ealing ihat Il
~ SsT. certain trart n land being pSTt OF Wheel
iCs i,i.nd h the county al Ohio and State Of Wet
VininIa. ma ne southern portion Of tract q land
narehasrd nv n. Y. Whelsn Of Josiah Updee1RK
| t.,stSe N N MS Zane and other. and tic same
49,, n land 10 sSd Cerve IiIies bv SlII n
WhsiSn ~ dNed bearing daie March 3IEt' 1851 and
renored IA deed bonk No. S. page s1I IN aid Clerks
nMos and a boundei A. follows BegnninT on no
~c de Of he eSs. branch Of the Ohio liver and ID
the n6rtbeSSt corne NJ the VINEYARD tract formerly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PooK-KEEPING
u done and settlements are made books ont OF bals
diee are cotrted, for new establishments opened Tor
al kinds business In the city and vicinity on bef-
nlterms. a daYtilne and In the evenings, Bye :.
W go @. EHHI, Hridgsp5il, o, I
'orden can belief with c. a. sehaeasf %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
aMas Re1ts
FoR RENT 3

HohkEN1-F or ~ 49,. !. b. 1870
A dne large Store Room: corner Main and Twentieth
streets; ono Dwelling House With u rooms suitable
for hstclaks boarding house; two Store Rooms, with
Dwelling, on Main street. one large Warehouse, ex-
tehdIng from MAN 10 Wafer street, between Eleventh
aud Twelfth Streets one Brick Dwelling Honse, with
nine rooms, on South Front street. wheeling Island
del6 50. 49,. ~, At ISAAC IRVINE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE


9Triadephia Accommodation. This train only runs
fDsily oxcept SundRy-Newark Accommodation.
tsteubenvIllo Accommodatlon.-Thi train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelAire, stopping when required at
Sherman House, EtnaVille, West Wheeling and
GrnYal Hin. = M ---I j. -NL.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

DOR RENT-THE THREE ELEGANT
iSl4 Main, now occupied by y. Horkheiwcr Co. and
s. Baer Sons. These Waferoons arc situated IN The
most desirable locality In the city for any Wholesale
buuess. For terms and other particulars enquire Of
il, s;-g,. ALFRED RHENsTRoM,
nnfs d. .rLli-..1 No. liss ChaplIne 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

EoR RENT-la..ai1sI9 @ ls
Oh. history Frame iou.c, con,ainips seven room,
and halo on South York HtreeE One two-story fThme
House containing Ave rooms, on Delaware street. /,
The above houses are newly papered and grained
throughout and hayc good cellars and MI eonrenien-
ccs and will be rented iop 70 good PARTIES s.G
Apply 10 j. Il. STONE, ITO Main Street, or =: J,
STONE at Stone ThopsS'. ID .- VI jIlIf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27


alfna plheO on aid premises.
- - GEO B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
LOIS numbered one and three on said plat having
been sold November 80 1919 for 500 and s6Oi rrspee:
lively the above ls 70 the property yet 70 b sold
d adjourned until SATURDAY, the Tih day Of De-
eenbeF 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ al the tatne place on
as - GEO. D. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Lots numbered y ,lS, 70, II and 3 90 aid
sums hEgrelting 90 The above sle a e ths pro-
peTtY yet % b sold y adjourned until FRIDAY, tho
18th day q December 1873, a 10 O'clock A. NJ al thu
ame place on the premises
de0 GEO. b CALDWELL, Trustee.
Lota Numbered 4, 8, TO- ~ II, le, Is, 70, % a. q,
.. u. 2, ~ . and %, % aid plat having been,
this 18th day Of December, 1875 ind Tor sums age
satng sI the above sale a. 70 tho property yet TO
81 sOId including Lot No O. With the dne brick resi-
dence q the said GeoRe Zlllos thereon adloarntd
until FRIDAY, the 2Oth day Of Deeen6er isIS NJ ~
O'Clock 4. ~, u the same place on the gfemlsG'
dei4 = GEO. g. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Lot No 8 eoutaIuing aid residence. haTipS ps 81
sold this 10Th day Of neeembefi 1915 loI soIgI no
above saIO q adjourned a. 10 the property w " y
SoId until Friday, the 27h day o. peesa eer, ts.s
Al two O'clock ?. NJ at the ame place On me
. dan GEO. B. CALDWELL Iruliee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27

HEHVEY& PAcE, Auctiouocrs. Oc2S
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, the
10Th day Of Eoysmbe iS, At II O'clock 4. NJ, SIthe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
Gs,sssess' Salss.
TRusTEE,s SALE OF UNwoRKED,
i WELI~SEAs0NED
Wagon Material, sc.

Tho undersigned Trustee hereby gives notice, that
BY virtue Of the authority derived by him from
Deed Of Trust made by William McNab6 10 him. dated
the 18th day Of May 1876, and now Of record In the
Clerks oeeot the County Court Of Ohio county West
Virginia, ID Book Of Deeds Of Trust aud Mortgages
No, 9, at folIo as, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. 1873, =
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ sell at public auction,
on the premises, on Twentieth street, between Main
and Market Streets in the city Of Wheeling State OF
West Virginia, known as MeHabb's Wagon shop the
following personal property, to-wit.
Lot OF ielloes Aieorted Sizes about 200 In lot lot
Of large cane cart Spoket about 300 lot Of cane cart
spokeI assorted sizes, about % 6t4 ell0ts for irUnt
wheels Of cane wagon lt5 cano cart locust hubs
Sed; SS mail cane cart hubs, mortsed abOnt $40 To-
Gust hubs In the rough. assorted sizes go light two
horse wagon hounds; 100 hind hOundSlOF wagons
ia axle beds sand boards aud holsters for wagons lO1
sJuall cart Shitts Z hickory Axles; about l2 feet
Of oak plank and srauthgi lSpleces for timber wheel
tongues; one timber wheel axle tire screws and hands,
one wheel boxing machine; one large paint grading
mill: one platform scale; one wheel tenoninE ma
chine; small lot OF paint safe In the Office; two sets Of
blacksmith tools; two bolt cutting machines; lot Of
assorted bar iron 10 shop, and one r Of wheels and
axle Of athree-Wheeled cart.
TERMS OF SALB-Cash.
:. I'll : JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Attorneys
]. q. HERvEr, Aurtinneer. de2
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
December 2i.t, A. D. 1915 Of 10 o'clock A. NJ at
place. t.It ,,,.,......
del6 JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY, jan
uary 2is A. D. 1872 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of same plAce
dee3 f'.''Fft JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
IMPORTANT LETTER
From : Distinguished Physician.

HrO sps,s dsesss has sntsiloa rpse snfferip6 ~
~ hastened the breaking up % ths g nessesuo ,
Nsn CaisSrh. The sense nfbmell. 81 tnsss, ~ nnn,
and sorn n,rs ali Yield 20 y
7hs poison Il distIlhuvs hropghoss We sy ao.s
robust Of constitutions. Ignored esesn:s but la,lS
uudsrsiooi by most ys;eiaps. impetsptlI asssnea
by. euscks and ehsrlstsns, thoeo sntpeHnS I'VE I'VE
Of Tie grave. NistlEe. then, .bstlhe popular gesk
ssnl q lhs ierrlblo diesse sy remedlsc within ne
aud srus,wofthy. The new sna Hitherto untrisd
Teihod ADOPTED By Dr. Sanford 10 tho preparstIon
sfhs RapoAE Cyha hasxon 'I s Hearty sRpr D'us
remedies fa, beeauss Il strikes Of the root Of the
ssesss, va. the aotdHsed blood. whie heels ne
Ilssrated giembrane BY direct application - tLs
rules, and unless the vital forces are TOO fsr ex
hsasts mnst IN tho great majority OF sses easst
azure. ,,.,, an ON "A n
NoRseogT BLocE, 50. FgAkfsGlAh. Och !. |s'%
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
Japanese Breaches of Promise.

After japanese lover has proven false
to his views, the deserted maiden rises at
about two O'Clock Elm the morning. and
dons white robe ard high sandal or clogs.
Her Golf Is mental tripod, In which are
thrust three lighted candles around her
nsck.shs hangs mirror, width falls upon
her bosom; In her left hand she carries =
small straw figure, the sfagy Of her faith.
less lover, ana In her right hand she grasps
hammer and MALE, with which she nails
1t to one Of the sacred trees that surround
the shrine. Then she prays for the death
ofths traitor, vowing that II her petition
10 heard, shs will herself pull outthe nails
which offend the god by wounding the mys'
tic tree. Every night she comes to the
shrinrs and each night she strikes in two
more nails, belvipg that every nail will
shorten her lovers life, for the god, to save
his tree, uill surely strike him dead. II 10
. curious illustration Of the hold supersti.
ton yst has on the Japanese nisd.