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The New York herald., 1878-09-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1895 BRoADWAYa
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADyERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

AMusEMENTs-e 9TH PAGE-2d and 80 coils.
AsTR0LOGY-2D PAGE 9th col
sSkp.ASD sSAkp ASD koPdIse %aSSED "a r.as"ss soi;
ssgsEEss g,s ss
Tx ksA Asb BsAs s COL
SSScHNEN KIP SxTPsSEs rAss .ns Sss ss ssI .o,.
CoPARTNERSiIlps- PAGE
SasSTk5 soasDHR ss ss COL
pENTisTRY-lsr rAcE-5tl col
bwEIEING & HOUSES I TO LET FURNISHED AND UN-
ruRdfsak "a and 4h coils
ExCTksIoNs -5Ta pAan~5sh col.
aos sss APARTMENT. TO LET
sD pAcE-2d and Sd coils
S" es p4a.-sA and eth
HORSES. cAhRIAGks, &C.-lsr FAcn-sd 4th and Ssh
housks aopAs Sa Sd COL
ss2s.Y CITY asP ss
EASsISEsxl;E EAssE s4n F.ssl. CO. COL
MiLnSEKY AND 4Sfass DEVASTATING rAo.-5.h COL
MUsICAL-lsr PAcE-6th COL
s'
18TH PACE--5th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
RENT-2D PAGE-1st col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIiANGE-2D PAGE-1st coll
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE--lst col.
REWARDS 1sr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCrlON-0rH PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-1lTH PAGx and
18TH PAGE -lst, I'd. Sd, 4th and 5th colS.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALES-12TH r 9th col.
SPECIAL NOrlCEsnlsT pAcE,lst. % anu 80 coils.
sPORTING-DCGS, BIRDS, &C.-isT PAGE-3d COL
THE TRADES-2D PAGE 9th COL
rHE TURF-lsr PAGK-3d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-2D PAGE-Ist col
rkAvELLEkS GUipE-9TH PAGE 5th COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTM ENTS TO LET
2p PAGE-3d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAGE-8sh col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, GC.-12rH PAGk--6ih col.
W. TCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOk SALE DR.
TO LET-2p PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-10TH PAGE 9th col.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that is KIND an true IN
harness. from three days is given
to wnrrsntces
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HORSES. cARxIAans. &C.

A UCTION HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
~ 10 AND III EAST 1877. ST.,
NEAR irH AV.
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nuasEs, CARRIAGES. g..

uOASE>. CARRIAGES. 81.
WANrED-LIdfir MILK wAG4S AND HARNESS.
22t Herald Office.
WAaD's SPICE is USED IN the LARGEST RAIL
enee TO any condition powders In use Sold BY iced stores
Depot, $50 Hudson st.
NNANrED-A GOOD SOUND, STRONG HORSE AND
shawl costing s37o. win be exchanged In part payment
lNrANTED-A NEW OK SECOND HAND FIRST
cash cs , VAIN M @ ,SP cheap Tor
SSS EACH-Two HORSES. SUIT ANY BusINrss;
,pCCtop Grocer. Express Wagons $s'. 500. io7 west
EOH SALE.
4 FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR
Asale u; 62o hudson st.
A LQUOR sTORE-Brsr CORNER IN THIS Cirf
MlfCtELL 10 Cedar.
A -BAkERIEs. CONTEMPORARIES. GROCERIES.
"'"''' s'0' cigar ~MiTGEiLs S'Tt 4 s7a' Is csa"s slssa ST.
A RETAIL HAT STORE FOR SALE IL ONE OF
eSaaee Address A. b. Herald Office ''''-'
A FIRST CLASS OYSTER HOUSE AND RESTAU-
Arant for sale Inquire at lo7 East AID st.
4 RARE CHA NCE E-A MILLINERY BUSINESS FOR
Cali III 9Th ss w. '' ''"'' ''' 'N'''
rIksr GLASS CORNER LlQooE sroRE on srH
Asw; terms reasonable. +. KEMP SER. TAO sth NV
A GOOD START For A YOUNG MAN COMPLETE
"A amateur Printing office cheap. l67 West 18th ST.
Due Market In the 9tn ward Al Perry 80 East Sd
st saloon.
(NHEAP, SMALL GROCERY STORE. DOING A GOOD
Obusness; IL West street. the Battery; cause
selling going to the country. Apply in tho store.
DKuG STORE FOR sALt;-A FINE CORNER, gLE-
NJ owner. Post Office. Brooklyn.
DowNTowN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOCATION;
BREWSTER 10 Corslandt st.
FOR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE Now DOM 4
chevu "a the nrea ont fowrey
Is ensssed 10 other business Apply vt tho Wallace Brew
LIoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS viNKGAR FACTORY
i Apply to 81 North oxford St. Brooklyn
SALsA a Cash ysSr :. Class Hy3
E,OR sALE--A CONFECTIONERY PArER AND STA
tonery store doing good business; best locstio
"a q a a''na' ana by large schools must S' ''d ''
FoR sALE-AH ALE PUMP, g9MrLFTE, FOUR
handles, IN good order Apply at 23i East ssih st.
DOR sALL-FIRsT CLASS LIQUOK AND LAGER
Beer Saoou suitable tor oysters good orhood
cheap; with Apartments. Inquire 5s7 lst ferry
Eok sALE-LIQUoK STORE. OPPOSITE RAILROAD
two days mo agents.. AGO West 2sth st.
E0K. sALE-A MACHINE SHOP. EYGINE AND
1856 Wooster st.
IOR SALE CHEAr-sEvEN BARRELS OF VIM
Il egar 4ae West 42d st.
EoR SALE CuEAr-A GLASSWARE JOBBING
Business. with agency for the oest lantern
the market. just being introduced. Address LANTERN
Herald ofice
CKOCEKY STORE. sTH Av, BELOW 50TH, DOING
" $500 per wcek. or partner taken.
SCIAfNwALD. Ill West seth.
Gs) 000 FOR SALE, CHINA, CROCKERY
@A.OOO.Gasswnre sianps, &C.. on the west side Of
the city established i've years good business Inquire
WILLIAM ANDERSON, So Murray St
MACH1NERf.
WILSON kOlKE. FROST AID DOVER s rs
Wv aesisners manufacturers % and dealers IL Machinery
Pumps. &c.
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h ~. II. 23 ana 20 18TH ST.,
near University place.
lrHE OLDEST EsrABLI,HED AND MOST RE.
:; LIABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY
{ lREQULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
= EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
p "a hoars to days trial horses warranted sound
2 THIS DAY uUEsuAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
: ELEGANT MAHOGANY BAY TEAM tHORSE
and mare). 15Z hands high old: kind and
in all vsry stylish and spirited. but perfectly
gentle equally good single double; is hne
: under SADDLE; lady can drive them have vices:
have been used by private family tor the past
years to Victoria, both single aud double: also
dog cart; there perhaps esrable team for
: general family to be found In the city.
= DOG CAhT AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
= ELEGANT BLACK COUPE HORSE. i5Z HANDS,
years ki and true In all harness hnc style aud
tieu: war autod sound.
:: VERY FINE BLACK ROAD OR FAMILY HORSE,
l5l hands years; kind and true In all harness aud
saddle; trot mile In . minutes sure very stylish
= driver. of great endurance: warranted sound.
= ELkGAST TEAM or BAY MAKES. 15t5 HANDS,
years; long names aud tails styiish drivers;
kind In ali harness; FREQ from vice: warranted sound
81 TEN GOOD SOUND business HORSES.
THREE GOOD TRUCK HORSES.
: FIVE EXCELLENT FAMILY HORSES.
9 LIGHT GLASS QUARTER COACH; BRoUGuAM
10y Brewster: top and no top Wagons Ciarence.,
tension top Park Phactons Rocsways, DEPOT Wagons.
Express WAGONS, Ne &c.
sale commences at IL o'clock
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
To Put Out Il Fire.

Some of our readers who live 10
ncighbOFhools VII Crc 90 steam fire 90
CINE RESPONDS to tho fire alarm, mag
learn much from this communication
to the Portland Press:
One gallon Of water ut the bottom Of
a Gre will do more to qdcpch it than
ten gallons ut the top. Play low is
the true motto Of the fiseuau. If the
first engine that reached the Sumner
street Ere il Boston had burst into the
warehouse aud played into the goods
elevator, where the FIRE broke out, it
would probably have saved fifty mil.
lions Of dollars.
10 play on the roof Of a house on
fire is to waste water; the roof was
made to shed water; tho rain does not
put out the kitchen fire, nor would the
Presumpacot, flow ing bodily on the
roof put out the kitchen ii afrc.
Play low, get the water to the bot
tom Of the lire, and you need sot pour
in the Prcsampscot.
4 few gallons at the bottom Of The
Gre will rise in clouds Of steam where.
ever the fire is rising, and will quopch
it. Even a heap Of rubbish turns raiu
and water like partial roof. a gill
Of water thrown into tho hottcm Ct a
crate quenchcs ire more than q quart
thrown on top.
For similar reason, water on the
win lSaEA side is IN ore effective thSn
Oh the lcewarl ; am speaking now Of
II moderate fire, When there are only
Que or Two houses. The big blazps OIL
the Ieowurd look fearful, Lli they ean.
mo- be affected BY playing Oh them.
Throw your wafer into the bed Of the
Goals Uuicr the rCIort tha! is sucking
hen, AMI i, goes out. That is lo suy
y'ay At the bpltum Of the wIuAward
.iH. uf ,ho fro nrl vnu talks thc
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
JUDICIAL SALE.

In pursuance of decree Of the Circui
Court of Hood county, pronounced in tn
case of William Woodward against Elijat
Flesh.r's heirs, &C., !, as Commissioner ap'
pointed by said Court, will, on the
81 day of June, 1878,
at Tue Court House door of Lewis county,
being Court day, proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, all the land
OF which the said FIsshcr died. seized, Con-
sisting Of lot sfabsIt
5 ACRES OF LAND,
on Polk Creek, in LGws county, on which
there is II frame dwelling house and other
out houses, and is situated on thc turnpike
road about one mile west of IIcs;On. Aud
also lot orlInd .'OIaImcd to contaik
% ACRES,
on Duck Hill, adjoining The Gee Lick Run
road.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit ofC, u, IS and "a months will
be gwen, the purchaser giving bonds and
good security for the purchase money, beIr.
ing interest frsnl the day ofmlc,:Had rs a
further security tie little will be retained.
G. D. CAMDEN,
Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
A whisky Monomaniac.
Kansas City Times.

KANSAS City Times.
A singular instance Of the power CT
alcoholic drink was brought publicly
to notice yesterday. n young gentle
man, journalist, a capitalist aud a
christian, is tho victim ola suddenly
acquired mania which ia quite remark
able. lie went to visit his furme.
home last summer in Cincinnati. On
his way home to Kansas City he be
came sick, and in the absence OF doc
tor, went to the Steamboat bar and
asked for aud was given a drink OF
whisky. The drink, commiug upon a
system uraccostomcd to it, created an
iutox:cation, which has becn perpetual
ever since. 1t gave the young man
su!h mania for sIrsng drink that
nothing could rcstra in him in his ex'
cesses. There was nothing about his
iutoxicativn Offensive to those who Wis.
tied him. On tho contrary his bril-
liant MUD aud inexhausta6ls fund OF
conversation seemed to b. renewed
lie knew that no was sufrcuderlng
himself to drink and its faciuating ell
lects, but he gRid NJ attention to tho
circumstances Of his friends. There
vas nothing violent 10 his excuses.
lilo WIS calm, but desired to drink and
kept on uriuking He had vito to
whom be was devoted; he iduIlzed her
and Inado every provision for her coin
fort. lie was a member Of the church
and in good standing; good lawyer,
and the chOleu leader Of the Young
Mans Republican Club. He owns u
large amount Of real estate and was on
the highway to wealth and prosperity.
lie had never taken drop of iutOxicn.
ting liquors in his life before this drink
tukcu on the Ohio steamboat. Yes.
terday he was taken Eas! by his father
and brother, where restraint will he
placed upon his actions, in the hope
tha. tho brilliant and cultivated mind
may be saved from this strange aad
fatal infatuatioR.,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
Lovers In st. Louis.

A young lady in St. Louis was pr.
rested the other day for carry ing q con-
csalel weapon. Il carry it," she OK.
planned to the magistrate before whom
she appeared, " fer scIr-dcfcusc." "a
young lady like yourself should not be
without proper protectors, returned
the justice; :" from whom do you APP
prehenl danger I F." IL fear that Q
gentleman FROM whom l have received
u Ccv attentions is about to propose, >
returned the young lady. ~ cannot
marry him." she resumed, "aud | have
carried the pistol to descad myself
against his fury" She Was promptly
discharged and the young man wa:
subsequently, held in bonds to keep the
peace, or in other words. to refrain
from killing her in case she refused his
suit. Chicago Paper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
'ANGAA MoVIcEs.
Brick House and Land
Near Weston for Sale.

Under decree Of the County Court oil
Lewis county, rendered on the tn eFFeb'
ruMy, 1873, in the case Of ?. u. .lInlc
Ngaint Domin.ck Swceny and others, will
sell public auction, to the highest bidder,
in trupt Of the Court House Of Lewis couu'
ty, on the LIST day of April, 1878, that being
the 'rst day Ottlic April County Court, n
Parcel Of
8 ACRES and o. POLES of LAND,
lying obCut one mile above !,hc GOWN o.
Weston, the Weston aud Gaule, Bridge
Turnpike mud the ItsiiFOFk river, on which
Is good
BRICK HOUSE.
TFRMS.-A trelit Of 6, Q and IL months,
the purchaser to give notes with Guod Sc
curity bearing interest from date.
HENRY BhANNON,
mnr94w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
A lIrupse. nklycr:, story.
PhilLIc,I hia Times.

PhilAlcII lila Times.
William Boyle is q man Of probably
seventy years Of age, bat who carrie.
his years well, aud whose hair and
wAiskers are sill dark. II have
been in the country forly.iiyc years,
said Mr.. Boyle, who is supposed &c
have Il penvhaut for the ladics, buI
won't tell you my age. Ever since |
have been in this country I hav. been
driving heavenly mail wagon, buI
the letters | deliver have only one
post.uiti::-thc graveyard. l driv,
u hcarsc, and fer thirty-Oac years
have Lccu in the employ Of enc finn
and during that time have attended
funeral at least three times Il day
You can tell from that how many
bodies | have hauled to the grave.
AIN the Oldest hcNrlc driver in America,
aud have carr:cl more people to The
grave than my living mau. | held
the ribbons wheu John Quincy Adams
boly passed through Philadelphia
DID the sane over Hach Taylor
drove the dead cart ut the mock !unera
Of Andrew Jackson, in this city. and &
great TING W. hl5. drove the hcarse>
when preSiica; Lincoln and Vice.
President Wilson had their funeral
ceremonies in this city. Tho greatest
tlaCral was ever connected vi;h was
that OF John Price WcIheii!l, md that
day headed a procession Of three
hundred carriages. 1t vas splendid
rura,u'. Talk about tho Old Sext0u'
gathering them in, its mo that tuEacd
lacm in. Ilow old an |, aul shcre
was BON: Ny Impression is that |
was never born at all, UT that float.
I'd down the SuSqucLsnaa Oh log
] am as old az the hills "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
Origin OF sic Has All Axe 10
Grind"

We owe moro Of our commop, say.
ings and pi,hy proverbs to DR.. Frank
lin than many of US think or know
We say Of one who serves us for the
sake Of some secret, selfish gain or ia.
vOr, "lEe has m axe 10 grind In
tho Doctors "hlemoirs" in the follow.
Ing story (nuch alter the manner Of
tho whistle" s,Ory,) which explains
tho origin of the phrase:
Franklin says: When l was little
boy, | remember, one cold winters
morning, l vas accostcd by smiling
man, with an axe OF bis shoulder.
"My pretty boy" said be, ''hus
your father q griudstouc."
"Ycs, sir" said |.
"You nre &rs little fellow" said
he. "NiIl you let mo grind an axe
on it?'
Pleased with the compliment Of enc
little fellow. 20, y'S, sir answered;
lit is down. 10 the >aop'
"Aod will you, my man." said he,
paltiug III: on my head, get Tue lii
tie hot water"
Hos could | refuse? | ran and
soon brought n kettle full.
"lIow old are you, Oud what's your
uame:' continued he, without waiting
tor ! reply. I'm surO you're one Of
the finest lads that ever have seen.
VIII you just turn " few minutes for
ne q
TickIed with the (lattrry, like tool
| wcut to work, and bitterly did ru-
tho dag. 1t was new Oxe. nul |
t1iIed and tuegcl till was almost tired
to death. The school,hell rnng. aud |
could not e.. away. My hrnds were
Lls;erci. aud it was not half ground,
At lcugth, kewevcr, The axe vas
shavpeurd, ami the man turned to iii,
With
Now you little rascal, you've played
the truant; scad to school, or yoa'II
get it,"
Alas. thought |. it was hard cnoug!
to turn 4 grindsIO2s this cold day, Iu'
now 10 be called little rascal was tot
much. 1t sunk deep ia my mind. aud
often have | thought Of it si:cc.
When | sec u Mcrclan; over polite
to lis cusIom"rs, begging them to take
Ii:tIc brandy, and throwing his good.
oil tue counter, tliuks |, ,ht man has
an axe to grind.
When scr n man catering The PEG.
pie, mixing great professions Of ut
tlcllment to liberty, who i. in private
lie tyraut, nethinks, luck out, good
people, tina; fellow would sci you Iu'u.
ing griaistOass.
Wrca | SEQ uaa hois'ed into ofie"
ty party spirit, without singh qHan-
ieAiiou 10 render him ciIhc, rrrpor'.
bic or useful, alas. methiu.s, dcIuac.i
people. yoa are 'lcstiacl fpr time /,
Iu;s the stind,rout for LouLy
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

barnes & IIalton
VS.
IIoIsc and Bennett and Others.
~ CIAScERY Is THE cOrSTY COURT or LAWS
COUNTY
In pursuance oil decree Of the said Court
rendered nj the February term, 1878, tho
undersigned Commissioner, appointed for
the purpose will proceed at the front door
Of The Court House Of Lewis county, on the
Is, day OF April, 1878, TO sell al public aug
iiuu valuable tract OF land Situate on the
right nand !Urk OF the " q; Fork river, in
Lewis county, containing
200 ACRES, 3 RO0DS AND IL
POLES,
being the i:acl Of iSad on which Jesse S,
EOuSr now :rsidcs.
TERMS.
Said tract will be sold upon credit O. L,
H. Is and "a months, the purciAsIS &c,
executing bonds with approved souruy,
Gnl LGIF!ug interest FROM dl'c Tor III.
several instruments Of purchase mou,v.
henry BRANNON,
w. &. BENNETT,
mat9iw Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
GENERAL RAILROAD MEET
ING ATFAIPMONT.


PAINNoNT, warren IL 1910.
Pcrsuant to call issued ct former
meeting for a general mass meeting OIL
the friends Of q railroad from the Penn
fylv,uin line to this place, large au'
dience assembled in the Court House
ut tea o'piorl; r. NJ, mil was called to
order BY y. W. S. Moore. Esq on
whose motion tn, meeting was organ
lied ly the eIc:tion Of Joseph Sands,
ESD, President, and Sylvauus W.
Hall. Secretary.
Ihc President then stated that he
had received a telegram from the off
cials Of tho pittsburg, Castle Shannon
and Washington Railroad rcgFotting
their inability to pc present, and sta
ting they would write in full.
On mntion Hon. George c. Stur-
giss, OF NoEOugalia county, was iuv;.
ted to address thu meeting. Mr.. Stur-
gis,' remarks wero mainly explanatory
Of the workings Of the narrow gauge
system, and its advantages Of both the
broad and standard gauge, and his
speech was well timed and well rccciv.
cd.
The meeting IVES then briefly al.
dressed BY G. W. Atkinson. Esq. Of
wheeling, hon. S. S. Fleming and b.
I, Harmcr, Of Harrison county. Prcsi.
dent 2. ?. Rcoy, of Lewis county, aud
Gov. F, II. Psirpoiut, of this place.
Prof. White offered the following
resolutions, which wero unanimously
adoptod:
Reso!re,', That The people Of Marion
county, in Railroad Convention as.
scmbledr hereby express themselves III
hearty accord with any plum which
will open up the rich valley Of the
Mououghela, aud give an outlet md
market to its vast and comparatively
undcvelopcd resources, aud that We in.
vite the cooperation Of men Of capital
and pledge themselves Etc do their ut.
termost III good faith to assure the
success Of aly undertaking looking to
that end.
Resolre3, That when the proposal
now expected by mail from the officers
Of the Pittsburgh, Castle Shannon 4
Washington RAILROAD shall have been
received, the President mud Secretary
Of this meeting shall havo p"wcr to
call another meeting to consider sucl,
steps as may bu necessary to put the
matter properly LsfOr tho people.
Re'olsc'i, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in Tie Hes!
l;Hty,nim. aud It'1er. and that q copy
be also furnished the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling papers for publication.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore the meeting
adjourned. JosErH L. SASDs,
SYLvANvs " HALL, President
ScnroIaEv
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23

Heres a toast 10 DO drank at til,
ucxt railroad celebration "Uur moth
erS-ths ouIy lenders who ever mis-
placed = switch"
1t il expected Tat Dawson, Of th'
NingHooi .h'SrnaI, or Norris, Of the
Nitchic GateIte, will 10 prrscnt and
respGuj.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
HONOR 7'HY FATHER

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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23

- Tue E"stOhiun i. nut naturally a
h"!y being, but he very justly flares up
When 10 goes into phu'Osruph.snI.
Iery and is informed by the operator
that, in order to secure n good Likeness
he must Grst wash his face.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
YNE RNIND PATENT SAFETY
XA.W'

las been placed w?oi the market aud the
public IL Invited 10 hest this simple but Won
dcrIaI Lamp. lis qualities are;
It extluguirlleS itself when over
turned
Il cxtingri,hrs ;sclf when dropped
from tho hand.
1t extipgui>ir. itself when broken
1t raunGl be filled whilu lighted.
Hut eau he carried ut pleasure Blowing
o wa tie chimney, or turning down 'Ao
7ick, to exiiuguish the light, entirely ua'
necessary.
This lamp gives more light with Tue sanie
wick IEAn any lamp in tue world.
Light and safety secuted for common lNrnlS
by using our safety ExiinguiShcr hurner'
RS. BOWIE.
Ag"ut tor Lewis sOuA'y
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23

are still the most thorough alll search
Ing catllartiC medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach anil
bowels, and even the blood. III small
doses Of one pill tlay, they stimulate
The digestive organs and promote viz
OrOuS health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and
have obtained Il worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
CaSch action IN the several :lSslmlla-
tive OrgNnS Of The body, and are so
composed that distractions within
their range rau rarely Withstand or
cvatle them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable AMI danger
Gus diseases that have balllcd the hest
Of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, ut tho same
time, The safest and best plyS!c for
children. BY their aperlcnt action
they gripG much less than the common
purgativcS, anil never give pain when
tic bowels arc not infamcd. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
It from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted 10 all ages aud conditions
In MI climates, containing neither
calomci nor any dclctcriouS drug,
these Pills may he taken with safety
by anybody. Their Sugar.cUatinS pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while hcin.
purely vegetable, no harm call arise
from their use In any quantity.
PREPARED nY
Or. J. c. AVER L co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical md Analytical Chemists.
SOLD Ky ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23

The only live hardware and Seed House Wconwoul
pccy call the tho citizens Lewis and adjoining that
they have hand uud will keep ge and elegant of all goods
their line, consisting OF
POCKET aud TABLE CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, REYOLVERS
BUILDERS HARDWARE IRON. STEEL and NAILS ME-
CHANCES and BLACKSMlTIlS TOOLS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
STOVES and KITCHEN FUR.
NlTURE.
Our stock is unsurpassed any the State peope oud
that THE Hardware Store tho place and make spray
purchase goods in line figures that defy competition
Gnn1 Pure Western Timothy, free from filth. bottom prices
1G6ussClover Seed lower than any place and
Kentucky Hue Grass and Orchard Grass ge 10, in stock
Our Machinery Department is complete, embracing tho latest
aud most approved labor saving mncGucy bottom figures.
Groceries always hand the figures you have
bargains which DO @ eewhcCCa and DO
Time is mOuey-Quck sales and short profits Our Motto
MOORE BROS