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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
si,5rt Sermon On Apples.

What shall We do wi,h=lllc apple
cr9p1 Fat it. There urs not Is
many apples il the Stale as our horses
really need in small quantities for
relish and medicine. Our Pcoplc arc
worse off. The supcrArous healthy
only think cfappies as Refreshments,
between meals. Our half sick people
shOrId throw away pills and powders
aud eat apples, cooked, cs' reg lar
food with their bread and meat, sweat.
Ing the ra,cg Of the fruit through ,hci'
ribs by light labor. Sweet apples nrs
the cheapest and freshest form of sugar
10 market, End just the inside lining
10: u labd.iug man.
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a father candid Republican

"A rather candid Republican
editor in Kauads says: eve want the
Topeka port Office. If wo can't get
that; mako Us United States Marshal
or Council at Matanza, Or Collector
of Revenue. or something. We cant
be Writing party lies and Slaughserine
with ur.pen the entire African PoPu'
Iation Of the South for nothing. We
want Yictuals ard "Sich,"' thttu What
ais us. 70
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ErUtl.c: orYii Knows l, IN.

Orvil Graut'rsy no; be great man.
and he ccttaiuly has remarkable de-
vclOpmen. Of chin. but he knows bis
brother Ulysses better thaa most pco:
pie. orslll says tliat"tEo "Grucr. /
Swcars lie wont tc a candidate Fo1 d
third term. but that he may he persua
dcl 10 do it.-l'M.alclphm l?mts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
III opening for Democrats.

Grant, according to Jsdsa Black, u
reported By the Philadelphia Times
would not mind running for third
term, bet would lsayc to DC paid
100000 cash ere he would accept
tic nomination. Perhaps the Demo-
Gratis will Le willing to raise the mon.
cy :-[!atiunaii Commercial
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

- News from all parts Of the Dis
trict indicate the return of Wilson to
Congress b. a.CoO majority. Persons
a:c writing to him fro:, almost ovcry
cduutJ in tic district, saying: al
yOu are pressed 70: :i'ae it is not ncc-
essary Ter yOc to neglect more impor.
,sn: matters Ii coming here during the
campaign. We arc all for you aayaOw."
-.CHuksLurg Ncrs.
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: During the season when pestils

= During tue season Vhs1 pestilen'
tial diseases ere mere chan likely to
break out as cp!dcIaiS5, our citizens
should b. careful to sec that their gar.
ieuD AID CUTTERS carrying off wash
water sud was to from the kitchen be
kept free and clean. a little chloride
CT lime CT coppcrus sprinklca about
my prevent big doctor bill.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

The Democratic party in West Vir-
ginia have never r.l:orsd in their sup
port Of the Ohio idea. u tho last Ma,
rioau! Convention, West Fi.gin;a's del
cgntct gave her Eve votes for VIM
Allen, tho apostle Of CrccutaOkism. -
JrStrOniaa. 49, "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

-BallGr dscs not scerl to be popular
10 Springfield, Mass. The chairman
Of tho Democratic City Committee Dc.
cliuod to sign Petition 10 make the
GcaoTs! GogC:uo:. bet remarked, with
aarm.h: ttGt he would sassff4Ily glgh
cac to have him hauscd. >" ,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

request for their detention has been
made by the jackson authorities.
The only frcight'which has been de-
tanned here. eas in consequence ofthc
yickuburg 'quaraatino.' regulations
before the fover broke cut in that city.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

- What il tho difference between 4
ulan running to u Ere md tho COmmu.
mist partly Ono is going to hot
place and tho other -. We don't
know tho rest Of tho answGr,-Norris.
lorn Mrull.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
ANeAh MoyNe,Es
JUDICIAL SALE.

In pursuance Of adecree ofthe Circuit
Court Of Wood county, pronounced in tic
case of William Woodward agains. Eliih
FlesLcr's lisirS, &C., !, as Commissioner ap.
poia,cd W id'coutt, will, cd tho
'7th day Of September, 1878,
a, tho court house door Of Lewis county,
being court day, proceed to '5ell ct public
auction, to the highes, bidder, oil tic land
IL Which the said FIesLcE died seized, cod
sisting Off lot Of about 80 '""'
~ 5 ACRES OF LAND, 49,
on Polk Greek, iii Lewis county, on Which
there Is II frame dwelling house ind o,hrs
out houses, aud is situated on the turnpike
road about ono milo west Of Weston. AaL
also q LOT Of land claimed to contain ''''
'' % ACRES,
on Buck Hill, adjoining tho Gee Lick Ruiz
road: " '' '''
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit Of q, IL, Is and 81 months vii
he given, the purchaser giving bULds and
good security for the purchase money, bvat .
Ing interest from the day Of salr, and as a
furll.sr security the title will he retained.
=" G. D. CAMDEN,
nuglTlw Commissioner.
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''TiFTTT
Hettsr Keep tile, Cities Clean.

brt' :. joe
The general health CT the world is
precari6us: Tho seeds Of epidemic
diseases exist everywhere. China has
been desoIa:od By thd most terrible
famine recorded in history. and mil
lions of unburicd dead strew its
plams." The ''battle-felas Of Turkey
are rocking with the germs Of pesti.
lsuco. Malignant 'yphus fevGrs arc
everywhere Prcgaleut throughout the
country. The cholera is said to be
raging on the northern coas' Of Africa
it,has within little more THAI yen,
carried of over six millions Of people
in India, and its renewal is tire a,ened.
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VERMIFUGE,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE eountenanceis paleand leaden'
i colored, with occasional flushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks ; the eyes becomedull ;thepu-
pills dilate; an azure scmicircle runs
along the lower eyelid ;the nose is If
ritated, swells, and sometimesb leeds;
aswellingof.hc uppcrlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
b;ne Of the ears an unusualsecreticn
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
brcatl, very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with gnawing sen.
sation'oftl,c stomach others, entire.
lygone fleeing painsinthes tomach ;
occasional nausea and vomiting; VIC.
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc !:
stools Shiny not unfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard !
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by liic:
cough; coughsometimesd ryand con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; tempe.
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
| arc found to exist, ~
DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure. :
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form itisan innocentprepara.
ton, not eatable Of doing the slte4st.
esfi,yary to the most tender infant
The genuine On. McLANR''sKEn
sufueE bears the Signatures OF Z.
| McLANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
B.
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are still the most thorough and search
iug catlIartic mctliclne that can bc
employed: cleansing the stomach AIT!
bowels, aud even the blood. In small
doses Of one pill a day, they stimulate
tic digestive organs and promote We
orouS health.
AyaSs PILLS have been known for
more thanta quarter Of a century, ana
have obtained 4 worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
tascd action IN the several aSsinila-
tive organs Of tic body, AMI are 50
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
eyadc them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints OF every"
body, t'also formidable ana danger
ouS diseases that have balllctl' the Gcs'
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful cIcctS, they arc, ut the sanIG
time, the safest dnA best physic for
children. BY tllrir rutrteMt action
they gripc much less than The common,
purXatiTeS, and never give pain when
the bowels are not Unframed. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
It from the elements n' weakness.
Adapted TO all ages, and conditions
in all climates, cdnlaEnlnS neither
calomcl ;n0r any dclctcriouS drug,
these Pills may BE- taken with s,ucly
by anybody. Their sar.cnatfn. pre-
&urres them ever fresh anil makes
them pleasant to take; Willie being
purely vegetable, 10 harm can ariSs
FROM their Use in any quantity. =
PREPARED ny ~
Df. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
'1'rast,eai And Analytical Chemists.
SOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS EY.i:IIsu.ac.
E.TaI;T%!iiia.
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Look a Lccdic Oui.

Half yard jcana,
Two yards cnlico,
Eleven yards of hlcachctl mNslir,
70 cents worth oFspool thread,
Orc ,owrl-clcanr
Orc pair Of panE,
One clUrk,
For sale At G.iuLmaa Z Ceus4G. Dry
Gvuls St0lr.
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Gideon D. CitGl,len,

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THE SITUATION AT Jackson.

A jackson special says that no
froishts have been delayed ut jackson
ii consequence Of Tho local quarantine
regulations. All frOishts received,
hasu Lecu promptly forwarded. No
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and etlcctuat
for l,rcserv!
! ing the hair.
Faded orway,
MAR IS soon
restored 10 its
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all tho purposes OF a Family Physic;
and for curing Co4tiyonosa,, JGundiec,
iIoadachc, Erysipclas, .LKheaua,
'tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
BiliouSncSA, DropSy, Tuners,
Worms, NcuralEiA; rs Din.
nor PHI, for purifying tho Blood,
National Republican., 1878-10-08

GENERAL GARY, the leader Of the red-
shirt Democracy in South Carolina, is q can
didate for the United States Senate, to sue
coed Senator PATTERSON from that State.
He is emphatically the acknowledged leader
of the rifle clubs, and the accepted chief
tain of the White Leaguers. Of course he
will be opposed by HAMPTON, who is also
ambitious to take rank rs a successor OF the
Immortal CALHOUN" But GARY is more
popular with the rank aud ile OF the chiv-
airy than any other mau in the State.
Hamburg BUTLER aud Red-shirt GARY-pJr
Mobile fr1frun
National Republican., 1878-10-08

this. It is such paper currency as we have
had since the suspension Of specie pay
ments, but which we shall not have after
resumption ensues, on the 1st day of jan
uary, 1870, and may have should there be
another period of suspension of specie re-
demption.
1nterconvertibler Is not term that is
recognized by WEBSTER or any other lexi-
cographer within our knowledge, and hence
must be of irresponsible coinage, and is not
readily interpreted. If used, il has no legit-
innate authority, and consequently no def
mite meaning in the English language. 1t
has been used in connection with bond
convertible at will into greenbacks, and
1t has been adopted, we think, occasionally
to indicate that greeubacks may be inter.
convertible" into bonds again, when "con.
vertible" is the proper term to DO used in
that connection.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
wELL-MERITEp COMPLIMENT.

We find in tho Burlington (Vt.) Free.Press
and Times a letter from this city, signed J. d.
NJ, the initials of Mr.. McGILL, for many years
editor Of the late Georgetown Courier:
The name and fame of Governor HESDEE are
doservedly dear TO u.s. Ho is emphatcally our
representative In body Of nearly 800 who treat
habttually the people Of the District OF Columbia
Ike neglected step. child. because, according to
the axiom, what Is everybody's business Is mo-
bodys business, especially when 30 many have
axes to grind for home use. Hence our regret at
his declination to accept or failure to secure, a
denomination. At this distance, you know, II Is
dificult 10 ascertain the causes which operated to
determine the action Of the convention that met
at Hydepark and selected rs Its standard.bearer
membering. ana that Is, when people are fortu.
nate enough 10 possess a trusted, tried, and true
representative, they should be very slow 10 part
with his services, except when he expresses de-
termlned wish to surrender his trust The promi.
nence in our Federal councils which Governor
ENDEE has attained induces close observers of Ouf
national councils, therefore, to regret that he was
not with one voice renOminated by the Republi
cans of the third district. His courteous bearing
and patient consideration of the thousand aud
one pCrsuns here who have had occasion to np
proaCh him during the five years that he has been
q prominent hard working, useful and conscien
tiOus member of the Committee on the District
OF Columbia, long since won my respectful admirR
ton and as praise OF him Is due aud entirely con
sonAnt with my inclinations. / feel /. a duty
incumbent OH me, as one who enjoys the honor o.
his acquaintance, TO convey to his constituents
through the columns Of your paper, my voluntary
opinon-largely shared by many besides-Of Gov
Grnor HENDLEs worth rs a representative nan.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Politics I'm virginia,
FOlItICE III NIfgfHII.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 8, 1878.

WARRINGTON, II. u, Oct. D, 1875.
To The Editor Of uIe National Republican:
SIR: notice in to-day's REPUBLICAN that
Hon. George c. Round, of Manasses, Va, has
announced himself as an Independent Repub.
lcan candidate for Congress in the first Vir.
ginia district am Democrat, and never
voted any other ticket in my life, but l do
not hesitate to say that, were | a resident of
that district, l would vote for Mr.. X. / am
we'll acquainted with his career in Virniuia
and know that he Is man Of very decided,
out-spOken convictions, and very naturally
was soon after the war, very odiOus to those of
us who had been reared In the South. But he
has not only lived down that feeling, but has
become one Of the most popular young men OF
Northern Virginia. He settled in q county
largely Democratic, and has so won the respect
and confidence nf all, that he has been honored
rs the repr, tentative of the county in their
Legislature, and l have often heard it
said, when In his county on business,
that he could be elected to any office
in the county, provided he were Comserv-
alive. His enthusiasm in the cause Of public
education Is unbOunded, and 1t is his zeal in
this matter that has. | understand, called him
out, rs the public schools in large sections of
the state arc closing Oh account of the unfor-
tunate manner iu which the school fund has
been appropriated to pay interest OIL tho public
debt. Mr. Round has taken bat little part in
national politics for several years but II this
sudden announcement should result in giving
him seat in Congress, / predict for him u
marked success, for certainly no representa-
tive ever gave such universal satifaction In his
county as lie, aud no one was ever endowed
with more untiring energy and pluck. / con
slider this one Of the few instances where a
Democrat like myself, interested in advance.
ment of education, could properly vote outside
of his party lines.
A SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE Democratic cause has been subject
to quite a large shrinkagc at the capital of
the State of Ohio. On Saturday last there
was to have been nn overwhelming meeting
of forty or fifty thousand enthused Demo-
Gratis, under the auspices Of JoHN G.. THoMP-
son, the Tycoon of that State, and with JOE
BLACKBURN as the headlight of the ma
chine. The day came, and with it cloudy
weather aud a drizzling rain. The night
came, when n grand torchlight procession,
with brnss bands, banners, &c, was TO take
place, but the people didn't come. Only
about one thousaud were drummed together
to listen TO the wonderful BLACKBURN, Of
the yellow fever and smallpox infection
family, which. under all the circumstances,
was regarded as a stupendOus iizzle. BLACK
BURN devoted his high order oil oratory to
the hopeless task of persuading the Demo-
cratic Nationals to return to their party
allegiance. lie attempted to frighten them
| by indulging the absurd declaration that
the freedom of forty-fve millions of people
depends OIL the success Of the Democratic
party in this contest, and that they will be
held responsible for such fearful conse-
quences. The recreant Democratic Ma
tionals naively placed their thumbs to their
noses and gyrated with their little fingers
as much as 10 say, Cannon! You can't
come il" lie pleaded with great pathos
but he did not move the people. Tonight
will teach both THOMPSON and BLACKBURS
that this effort is loves labor lost"
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE PoN.erior is iu favor of preventing
everybody from smuggling except Demo
Gratis; aud when the officers seize piece of
contraband silk goods from the hands Of
JOE PULITZER, then its quilts come up like
those of the fretiul porcupine. The old
Opera. House times in st. Louis, when keno
men were signalled of an approaching mid,
are not forgotten by our neighbor JOE was
then useful as q member OF the Board OF
Police Commissioners, aud his friend was
receiving $500 per month as the gamblers
sentinel These things now tend to fra
tcrnity and kindness. A fellow-feeling,
you know. -
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE rare experience in Washington Of an
absence of betting on the result Of the elec-
tions to be held to-day is plain indication
of the unsettled condition Of affairs. 1t is
the custom Of our Democratic friends to seek
wagers on such results whenever they have
any assurance OF hope that they will be fa-
vorable to them. On the other hand many
Republicans are customarily anxious to do
the same thing. But just now the sporting
men who make business Of betting on elec-
tious, and go at it Systematically, are as
quiet as II the campaign had not begun.
In short, the condition is one of great uncer'
tninty; but the indications are more tavora-
bic to Republican success than they were
before the Maine aul Colorado elections.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.

The New Orleans Republican of the Cd
instant contains an address from the COM
mittee to which was referred the duty of
reporting for publication the causes attend
ing the adjournment of the Republican
State Convention on the 10Th ultimo, from
which we make the following extract:
That on the approach of the day fred for
the assembly Of the convention a fatal cpl
demic, unprecedented In its malignity, sparing
neither age nor infancy, made its appearance
In the city Of New Orleans and throughout
this aud djRCent States Of the Mississippi
Valley. That in consequence of the in
discriminate restriction upon travel and
the dspensation with which q terrified
people have been affected, the means of
travel by steamboat and railroad have been
generally interrupted and quarantine es-
tablished at oyery railway station and
river landing prohibiting the landing
of passengers, but not the delivery Of
goods. That this quarantine is en-
forced by mounted patrols and by armed COM
mittees, who threaten, with deadly weapons,
any person who may attempt to violate their
regulations. The Republicans In all the par
ishes upon the Mississippi, Red, and Ouachta
Rivers have found ii impossible to fnd trans
portatiou to the city of New Orleans, aud were
not prepared to incur tho expenses Of visit OF
several days 10 the city with an exclusion for
ten or more days from \returning ~ their
homes Your committee found general pur'
National Republican., 1878-10-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

FERsAspo wooD, but II looks as II his cons,itu-
ents wouldn't.
The Democrats at Columbus consider Frank
iurds chances as desperate.
IT would have been better for Senator Thurman
II he had fallen sick before the campaign began.
Is Indiana the Democrats arc organized In only
ais,
ANDREW JACKSON removed the deposits" and
Tilden tried TO initiate Ills example by removing
the books.
SENATOR CoxKLiSG has declined an invitation Of
the Ohio Republican State Committee 10 make two
| speeches In that State.
THE man who struck the noted individual named
Patterson has at last been found. ltwas Judge
Beliord, of Colorado.
CONDENSATION from SIR Hubert Is trouble indeed
Here Is Brick POmcrOy denounCing Dennis kear-
ney as loaier and a brute.
THERE'S scarcely a rural Republican editor in
cerely think that Samuel j. Tilden Is the very deyil
himself -Chicdgo Times
SINCE the Democrats and Greenbackers have
short care being taken not to put an a for the in
the party Of the irst part.
The Burlington HdrtcEc compares the mnglng
OF the Grecnback and Democratic State tickets In
Iowa to pouring pint Of ink into quart OF water
ink. ''' Wv ""''' "''' '''' NV 'N' "'' '''''N
GOVERNOR NIcHotts Of Louisiana, lately told a
delegation from the Republican state committee
that while every citizen was entitled to protection
he thought that obnoxious persons had better
leave community"
| CoLoRApo should be the place, II anywhere
where the Grecnback party would show It's strength
That II has so zzlcd out in that Western State,
Is another indication OF the strength aud the as
| sured victory of the doctrine Of honest money"
aud a constitutional currency .-Hdryord Times.
| TUE Boston Post says: "The success of General
Butler now means q defeat OF the Democratic party
| In 1850 There Is as the Charleston Is. c. Nstns
says no middle ground for Democrats to take They
must either fight m aggressive campaign against
| Butlerisn aud Communism, or be ultimately swal-
| lowed up by them"
| THE Nationals are frightening the Maryland
Democrats badly. In several Of the Congressional
| districts the candidates nominated by the former
party are closely pushing the Democratic nominees,
| Democratic Journals are appealing for harmony
| and begging the party 10 keep united and return a
i Solid lnlnlnIlnn To EnnpEnss-
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Go West, Young Man. Go West.

To he E,taor Of he National Republican:
SIR Noticing In the POa Of October an article
which in It's sense and meaning, justfes the MUIR
der Of innocent people in Colorado by the savages
Of The plains, am constrained TO ask the writer OF
said article to cmgratc to Colorado and rid society
Of an incubus. detrimental only so far as his weak
Intellect Is capable OF being having no doubt In
my mind that the class of-whNt? there is no name
crime committed against the people Of State II
that State should happen TO be Republican. The
cottonwood trees OF Colorado have been graCed
JUsTITIA,
National Republican., 1878-10-08

pose on the part Of tho Republicans to send
delegates or appoint proxies to the convention.
Almost all the parishes had appointed sufii-
cient number Of representatives to have formed
quorum Of the convention but for the signal
calamity which has arrested the entire busi-
ness aud commercial intercourse and corre-
spondence Of tho country. Under those cir.
oumstances the Republican State Central Ex.
ecutive Committee deem II a duty to assign
the causes why quorum Of the Republican
State convention did not assemble.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

and before It arrives the Poa-erior and Its
party will have their goose cooked for them
so that they will be perfectly harmless when
it comes. The Democntic rascality of the
present House can scarcely be perpetuated
with Its successor. BY that time the Post
erior will be feebly singing, Hark, from
the tombsn Il