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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-03
THE DEXEFIr OF 4 scRAr.pooK.

One who has been accustomed to pre.
serve short articles, poems and anecdotes,
and the like, in a scrap.book, cannot real.
ize the entertainment it affords to turn
over the familiar pages in after years.
Here piece Of poetry meets the eye,
which would have long since been lost
had itnotbeen for this convenient recepta.
Gle, and on the next page there is witty
anecdote which makes you laugh hearti.
y, although it may be for the tenth time.
Next comes valuable recipe, which had
quite slipped from your mind, and per.
haps it is found just in time 10 answer
your purpose, And there is sweet little
story which had cheered and encouraged
you when heavily ladened with lies
pressing cares. Indeed, you can hardly
turn a single page without finding some-
thing TO interest and amuse you. So let
US hoard up with care the precious gems Of
thought which sparkle along the wayside,
and see at the end Of the year what a rich
treasure we possess.
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now no. An APARrNENrS

1t is the general practice to open only
the lower part of the windows 81 room
in ventilating 1t, whereas II the upper part
were also opened, the object would be
more speedily effected. The air in an
apartment is usually heated to higher
temperature than the outer air, and it is
thus rendered lighter, and as the outer air
rushes in, the warmer and lighter air is
forced upward, and finding no outlet re.
mains in the room. II candle be held
in the doorway near the door, it will be
found that the flame will be blown in.
ward; but, II it be raised nearly to the top
OF the doorway, it will DO blown outward
the warm dir flowing out at the top, while
the cold air flows in at the bottom. A
current Of warm air from tho room is gen.
orally rushing up the Aue Of the chimney
II the flue he open, even though there
should be no fire in tho stove, therefore
open tire-places are the best ventilators
we can have for chamber with an open
ing arranged the chimney near the
ceiling.
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DAILY.
WHAT is A YEAR.

What Is q year. IT'S but wave
Of HES dark rolling stream,
Which Il 20 quickly zone that We
Account Il but dream;
It's but single earnest thFOb
OF times d iron heart,
As tireleSs now and strong a. when
II hrSt With lie did start,
What lsa Year. It's but turn
OF times old bFaSen wheel,
Or but page upon The bak
Whheht death hlttst shortly seal,
lis bat 4 step upon tho road
Which we Must travel DER;
A few more steps aud We shall walk
Lies weary Rad no nlOre.
What Is year? IT'S but breath
From times old nOstrlls blown;
A. rushing onward Ger the earth
We hear his weary moan;
It's like bubble OH the wave,
Or dew upOnth lawn,
As transient rs the rIAt Of morn
Beneath the surnnlel's sun.
What Is yearS IT'S but type
OF llte's of changing scene,
Youths happy morn cOnIeS daily on
With hills aud valleys green;
Next summers prime succeeds the spring
with flowers every where;
Then cUules old wlnter-and death
Muit hnd their level there.
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Trn&tss&' Sales.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHAPLINE
L STREET EE>lDESCE-IIy virtue Of deed Of
itnH mlle by lanrl Cushing and wife to me, ~
trustee, dated February l. iSii and recorded In Book
No folIO I6j, will Otcr Tor sale at the front door
4 The Court llnu@ Of ohio county, on SATURDAY,
leSdhd PROPERTY tnWII' lot No. lG!, situated on the
tot ,ile OF ChpIine street, between I'D and sd
Enrt', Centre Wheeling
1ERN, OF SALE -OHt-thlui Tor rs much more as
lhSPirha%r may elect 10 pay In cash, and the bal
ips III EQUAL ig'IamrnIs nsiX, twelve and eighteen
hon'h' WITH interest Al l'er cent. This deferred
p!Heht, to H. sCCnrrd by deed Of trust on the
Pop ny sold and an insurance 10 the amount Of
t0G W the benefit Of the trust.
5. r. lllLDNETlT, Trustee.
MuERifSU lluunFV 1874
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Ps.-The abore farm Is located On the bill lmme-
dlaly Overlooking the town, giving commanding
,sE d the Ohlu River, the &. +. aud T. c. 4 IT
l0l, Railroad, both up aud down for several miles;
lo the beautiful valley u Buffalo Creek, and Is with.
10 ten minutes walk Of tue Curt House, PoStofice,
Fsny, Steamboat landing DCpnt Of the P,,W. L Ky.
gainMl AID the business PORTION Of the toWn-has
% ia large brick DWELLING tenement house, 4 large
slfins orchard u apples and other fruit trees, and
hy usual OuIbuiliiDg'i and the entire tract Ia under.
bill Eih cal, which Wilt most probably shortly be
Rllei by sinking shaft, for which negotiations are
ptHdtuE In thi, event the delNslt cannot but ut
cuer l.cmr highly valuable. The Family Residence
Ia toEa- finished in lsi6-ls one Of tho most COM
pixie to be found III hi. section, and Is located imme-
lnrly 10 the csulTe Of the town, OnIY square frum
thr hilrad Drpot J. M.C
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AnousEKEEpERs scRAr.nooK.

why GLASS IS BROKEN ny NOT WATER
No person could DO so foolish as to haz.
ard the breaking Of glass by pouring hot
water upon it II he understood the simple
means Of accounting for the breakage. II
hot water Is poured into glass with a
round bottom, the expansion produced by
the heat OF the water will cause the bottom
Of the glass to enlarge, while the sides,
which are not heated, retain their former
dimensions, and consequently, If the heat
be sufficiently intense, the bottom will be
forced from the sides, and crack or flaw
will surround that part Of the glass by
which the sides are united to the bottom.
II, however, the glass be previously xetted
with little warm water SO that the whole
is gradually heated and thereby expanded,
boiling water-can be poured in without
damage. II silver spoon is placed in a
goblet or glass jar boiling water can be
poured intoit without danger, unless the
article has been taken from frosty closet,
and Is very cold.
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Gov. Bishops Return from West Virginia

Gov. bishops Return from West Virginia
Special to the Cleveland Herald.
-ColuABus, January Ex-Governor Bish.
op arrived atthe State House this morn.
ing, as lively as a youth Of twenty, and
when l called at TIE Office was hard at
work, He says he hardly said a word
about politics during his stay at Washing.
ton. He was there on business for the
State and on private business. He lei.
Washington Wednesday night at $780,
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HOW TO CURE SNORING.

One OF the simplest and at the same
time most eilectual remedies against snor.
ing is to place a thin, oval-shaped piece OF
silver or hard rubber, between three and
four inches in length, and one and a half
inches in width formed soas to fit the jaws
comfortably between tho lips and the
gums. BY this simple appliance the
breath is forced through the nostrils, aud
aside from beinga preventive against snor.
ing, It keeps the throat and tongue moist
instead Of being dry and parched as when
air Is inhaled Into the mouth and throat.
II the mouth is kept shut all trouble about
snoring will be removed. lNg q
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LIEUT.. THOMAS A. FirzoERALp, Of N. W,
Police Station, Balto., reports case OF q
severe attack OF Neuralgia that came to bis
notice, which was promptly and efFectual.
" cured by Reller's Roman Liniment.
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NRUSIEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

y virtue Of deed Of trust made by Philip Grub
is NTsNl, BIS vie, to me, dated the 18th Of March,
sI ae4 'ecsded IL the Unice Of the Clerk Of the
Isel Of Trust H"k 40. u, plEc Iig, | shall Seli Al
Paos aavi"n' to the highest bId' er, al the front
w as Coun House Vi said county lin the city Of
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NOUN oLuE ron FANCY MORRIS.

A very excellent glue for joining paper
or making card board boxes or similar
articles Of fancy work eau be made by the
aid Of vinegar and alcohol. Dissolve two
ounces OF the best transparent glue in a
quarter Of pint Of strong cider vinegar.
Let it simmer slowly by placing the dish
containing tin basin 0f boiling water.
When it has become liquid, turn in one
ounce OF high proof alcohol, and keep il
tightly corked. 1t can be made in wide.
mouthed Bottle. II cold, heat it in hot
water when needed for use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-03

Trains leaving Columbus Al 9.4O p. n. anil am
ran daily. Through Chicago express leaves Colunb,:
1ay except SUNDAY, At $40 r. NJ, With EleeDin7 ~
11taSned, arriving In Chicago Al 7.8O next morning
Matas en pe secured In advance At Union DepSt
.Paliman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
through without change from Selenyille and SolTn.
pSs 70 Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis and 81.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, slesp,pV q,
leeommod4tIGns, and any lurihcr inIOruGfISp Sn,iH
., SHs' M y: sELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent !, fSaa
Hsia. oS SerOs 1901 o. Eleventh stree or Al CITY
D. W. CALDWELL,
8. N. FELTON,, in, VI
". l. o'BRIEN, '''Aou'Sn' IA
,o,. een'l Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbus, O.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Farm and Town Property.
81. ,,,i,,,,,e and I. N. Cooper, Administrators o.
IiiIiI M,yrc, decd, lite VI Brooke county,
stella Mo 70 O. ~. &c.,
IA CAIn,ery, In the Cir,alICI Of Brooke county,


Stella Mo re Ci al.
Ia Caratsry In 'gSS CirIaitC0nt Of Brooke county
p,,,,,n, 10 decree entered In the above entitled
-. ~ Sptlil rrrm " thi SAll Circuit Court
III an the I'm day VI January, 1870, the UNDER
49, st4riaI Commissioner will sell At public auc-
.S he fnnt LvVr oi the Court House Of Sa.d
Nuaty Of Bf"kr' ON
~. ,.,l STATE mentioned Aui described In the hill
.,rllng, Ia said cause, IT sufficient amount
IhyfSo lOpIy lhs dell'nl sail utctlSlt a. directed
H. ,iIlt,tcr. sail real estate consists Of fam, a
,,t"iliul al unn; the town 81 WrllsbuFg, In said
mt. robiainihs one hundred and seventy seven
,,r,, Il land. murr or less, which will be sold u
,baeor In parcel, to suit PURCHASERS u more money
I'm ). raInrl by NJ doing; also tract nl land con.
ninHs three acres more or less adIoln1ng The former
i,'rt On the WRll,hlrg and bethany turnpike road
sSrb,rh ia durIng mouse and orchard. The resi-.
N, The aid RAJ estate consists Of lots and parcels
n m, ,tlate In the town VI wellshurB, on many u
ShIth lte crt ted dwelling houses aud other In.
trn,emcBts, including herein the large, elegant and
Guuo,lou, homestead Of the SAIL Ell II. Moore.
M sid lots arr respectively numbered Us follows,
t-yir Sos Gi, o. 49, south half O Is, south half 0t
H ,hd iS I'll 30 2Tg, ~, 2j6, Isl, west half iis,
III half IS! undivided One-lhlrd Of?tO and 263, 2I7
"a, III ~ gst l6, Us, no, 3E, 2s7, 49, 3gI, 80?
"a rt i, 10, so, aJs, a99, i39, 40, al, 49, it3,
II IS 10. III as, ~, $50, 4jl tS2, ass aud 4SI
TEENs ~ S,Lg-Olt fourth the purchase money
,,', on The ay u ,alp the residue 10 three equal
,b6uil plyairnis ii one, two aud three years, the
btrhssff 10 give his notes bearing Interest. from the
5,,ot ale, with god security iUr the deferred pay.
Htap, With option the purchaser to pay all or any Of
uA bottS before maturity and the tIl6 retained in.
tllihe purchase money is fully paid.
sale 10 cumlrGCe on said day al 10 O'Clock A. ".
J. n. COOPER,
,,sl SpecIA Commissioner,
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rn,.re Safes.
.lr1nl.E rARM FOR sALE.

c,,oltC Court Of brooke Comfy, West Vlrglnil
u Vincent v'a"'''' Ia Chnncsry.
wm. ? Cn@gef! :, 81 II Circuit Cur, Of Brook
" I'nugd and entered III the sbo!e ehtilled eAls
Cpalty h M, n srpIetnbrr, 1875 I, J. u. Curtis
N ihs county, will sell 1t public auCtlUnt
-htfin . % If lilo CDurt llOuAa VI Brooke county
TIE iFSai! g,y In The town VI Wellsburg, on
wei "1IIuigspAY, JANUARY 10. 1879.
,'.,,,. described Ia the bill and proceedings II
Ihr, ,,n,r, aid Land IL situated on Ihe Enlefs
~ i fs' 'J,oGinethe town Of Bethany BrOokeeoua
f" S' { 979 ACRES,
Io,rs i.rm Of Inc late Alexandel
EpoVh al vii LT old ~ q whole, or 10 three Of
Campbell. IT, rs may ae bCs iOt the interest Of al
Pltiir,, nv s,tr-One-iourth Of the purchase money
6,pI on the day u ale tue residue in three
o'a !" n,,allmentS un credit Of one Two and ehfee
qua ,.,tetIiIrly, the purchaser giving MS bonds
tmn ,,CtFity, brarlhg interest lroiu the day u
sin ~ I,trTIrl payments, with the option 10 the
ntiyl ". "a, aIiynr all Oi said bonds before ina.
plT9ts "a ,hI tf,r retained until thu purchase mon.
lat'l ~ Xxi. liz consent the land will 10 sold clear
ynIa.3 he viz u W. r. Campbell jOlnlng 10 the
@d2IIW, ,b, 10 the rights Of Mrs B. u. Campbell
S s,t. i ,rld house aud ruTlege aS named In said
bill. IN ,,cIork
SlI III lind can liz seen at the ShtFlhs Once
d. ,t.,,,r, Al any time after December !, 1873.
Nhnp1'@ L. T., CURTIS, sheriff r. c,
W. w ,,orc ,aIN /, postponed until SATURDAY,
rrWRtIAIY 18th Is19. J. Z. CUkTISl s. u. G.
TIsnI there /, an impression that wish to have
nj, p's.r l.,ughlin this Inls1AEg VISA 70 correct
XIX Onp dr,iins 10 purchase VIII 10 Tue AlAVor "
bdilas' WIZ. p. CAMPBELL.
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Take an ounce of powdered orris root,
four ounces Of powdered charcoal, two
ounces Of powdered Peruvian bark, one
ounce otprepared chalk, and forty drops Of
oil Of lavender. These ingredients must
be thoroughly worked together in the
druggists mortar, and they will form a
tooth powder thatpossesses three essential
properties: preservingth enamel, cleans.
ing and purifying the gums, and giving al
odoriferous breath.
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A SURE CURE ron THE CROFT,

Crate large lump Of alum to a fine
powder, or better still, purchase one ounce
OF finely pulverized alum at the druggists
and add twice its bulk in powdered sugar
or syrup. Give teaspoonful Of this MKT.
ure dissolved in hot water to child over
six years DID, and from quarter of a tea.
spoonful to three.quarters to a younger
child. 1t will cause II to threw up at once
and put 1t into Precipitation. Then wrap
It up very warm, and let the child sleep
awhile, and when it wakes feed it moder.
ately and with simple food.
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AN EXCELLENT PgY.w1pHR,

Procure few cents worth Of shot, the
smaller the better, and put them into a
wide-mouthed vial, such as can be obtain.
ed at any druggist. When you wish to
clean your pen rub II gently up and down
among the shot. This will clean It direct.
ly, and the pen.wiper will last your life
time, while it cleans the pen far better
than any other kind.
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SATURDAY, February SIN, IS7O,

n ~ LIT.
aT.SslSk AN At tho trent door Of thu (,our, Uon,a
AsSgl Ii lf"ys! 70 sell at public auction 10 The
vi NlI,Ent Tue following valuable real estate To-
L a., ',Ieit OF the said Martin L. I'LL and the
albibs fS, NV, conveyed by said deed VI trust, 10
hai IA OaI wy Undivided ninth ars Of the tracts Of
Wei, nos Iu county heretofore conveyed 10 Jesse
Tie hW m, HSWrasd, by Ohm FAWcrtt a. executor Of
NrasJ n, 4 lnA testament Of James l'UmbertOn Id.
Nj wv 'alel March 9Th, 1871, recorded in
lie S ~ ~ y on p1Ecs lt6 and III, ID the Office al
"a. GiS.,'tn t County CIurL Ui Ohio COUNTY,, West
M ans ~, uE''' CUE OF $50 acres and the other Of
" ds, NV reference Is here made 10 that deed Tor
had M 'uI :" Tie same, From these tFRctR or
ytnis, ItAIlid aud SiNty.nIue acres and tWent y.
hhl ySlnS part u above de,criheJ trartS ~
t ehNcyel by the said Jesse WeliS 10 4.
iaIialIJ " Ie'd IL whlIh reference Ia mere n,ais
lSH il 81 lHgh 81 the Aulc, dated August iGth
H. IN ~ took No q on IEIge Hi In ia IN ~ Y
u "a, y lhr County Court a Ohin r,,,,nIS w. ~
Nile vi ,pl'FAIy cNC'pt'd Tho haM thTNe.nIntb,
WIob L.s s, o. AGd will le Eph subject Ia thc az.
A S,ts ~. lrleFe stated, and asI subleci Ia IN
~ W. imntFrn Ci Cecilia Wells widow n tss HI
Ia Wis ,arording 10 ths Vii oi ~" ala id
IA ,, "ns' INrasel, duly novel and rsohs;SJ
h0Arpi'y smear Short Trrrk AMI tsS al liz H.
ftSSS"u.y West Virginia, '''S NA'N '''S''
tdnl "a i. ,Nl purchase money will be NJ.
slT CObrsy ,n' NJ. w. cash. Selling As trustee. viii
a.uN SS. 'Soa .lr as !, ve'trd In me By lie deed
sEEH,' @rA'ioatd. though tho lille d believe
hsply1ov n, WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
ICgtSSYSS,N urENpLEtOS, Attorneys,
HhRHEr, AuCtlOneer, land
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CARE Of TllE FEET,

Many OF the colds so prevalent at this
season commence at the feet, therefore TO
keep these extremities warm is to effect
an insurance against thealmost intetmin.
able list OF disorders which spring out OF
"a slight cold" First, never be tightly
shod. Boots or shoes when they fit too
closely, press against tho foot so as TO pre-.
vent the free circulation OF the blood.
When, on the contrary, they fit compare.
lively loosely, the blood has FREQ course,
and the spaces left between the leather
and the stocking become filed with q
comfortable supply ofwGrm Dir. The sec.
ond rule is never sit In damp shoes. It
Is often imagined that unless they are
positively wet 1t is not necessary to
change them. This Is tallacy, for when
the least dampness Is absorbed into the
sole II Is attracted to the foot by It's warmth
and thus the persplration is dangerously
checked. Any person can prove this by
irving the experiment Of neglecting this
rule. The feet will become cold and damp
very shortly, although on taking off the
shoes and warming them they will appear
quite dry.
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CNAMILY FIiIuR-" Gold Medal" ianeyi "Ale-
IL Shire's No. ~ fancy, = Ferguson, SAITH 4 o.
choice; Ballalfe FATotite,m Mlnnesota star" and
S'A ~ 'e-A's S'H4~' - ''S's - y 4 REIlLY.
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now PEOPLE DEcoME I'LL.

BY eating too much and too fast; by
swallowing imperfectly .masticated food;
BY taking too much fluid during meals by
drinking spirits and other Intoxicating
liquids freely; by keeping late hours at
night, or Sleeping too long in the morning;
by wearing clothing too tight, 30 as TO i'm.
pede the circulation: By wearing thin
shoes; by ncglecting TO take sufficient ex.
ercise to keep the hands aud feet warm:
by neglecting to wash the body frequently,
so as to keep the pores Of the skin uncIoS.
ged; by exchanging the thick clothing
worn in well.he1ted room during the
day for night costumes and then expos.
ing oneself to the excitement Of an even.
ing party; by starving the stomach to
crafty vain and foolish desire for
fashionable attire; by living in state OF
perpetual eXCitements; by fretting the
mind concerning tho ills OF the
future, as well as those OF the present: by
employing quack doctors and swallowing
all kinds of nostrums for very little ache
and i'll and by taking meals at all times OF
the day and evening, and thereby giving
the stomach no reposc,
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Lire. 1879.

@anensluS At 10 o'clock a. ", aredainspOrtIon or
~ Ilvani y thai parcel Of land which was on the
~ T GAy o. February, $50, conveyed to ChrisIltn
tnaA .! dtrl from H. BUSHNELL q al, rs recorded
~ S,Is re reF "tge If Ohio county, " est viSI.
I " gtrl bS'kNo 81 lase IG6, the portion or lot 10
NY, Slns b1andtd amt drN riLeI u follows Be-
Elnas OIL tue uorIh side ii the County Road It the
Ss'n el'l Snnrr Of ChHlcs SchWefIttEer's lot,
Staf IarnlnE along Sad iUuuty ltoaI il north.
sfa objection hity ~ feet thence uUttbEarily 10
sSSlSs Kun t"uy.avetSl trrt, thrnro down said run
T,!II, ~ LT' y ScGWrTiySvr'a lIue, thence south.
W The place VI beginning. VIZ
~ ;a Sa, 9 sale One halt Of the purchase money
iSisI'Ht hoIs as at purchaser may elect In hand,
hse ~ 'wo equal iuSIAlImenti payable Slx and
e %Onth' respectively after date Of sale, With ID.
sas purchaser 10 give bonds for the deferred 10.
spa1, ssr4Eri by deed Of trust on the property,
sasi viii policy OF insurance On The 6uiidinr,,
tn!t1 Title believed 10 In good, but Ealing 10
SSV ia1I convey only such title as Is vested in
TGEO. 7, LlNCH, Solicitor.
wHV,r,pr WV. e. HANDLAS, Trustee.
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OLIVE OIL ron pELIcATE MACHINERY.
Take q narrow piece OF sheet.lead,
scrapo the surface perfectly bright and
slip II intoa bottle Of the best olive OIL
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH n y
" CONDENSED 7XAtR TABLE,. 40

~ s..!sisa 57lEs.s..sEs
GOING EAST AND WEST.
0a Az aiier New 10th, 1873, Tain. will run dali,
Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
Through Trains TO Cleveland.
Through Trains 10 Chicago,
Cleveland. '''Hs'" "elissIlle aud
lRnce and Chicago. '"' Ue1Necn AL
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Menal.nl.

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For al tho purposes Of Family physie.
and. Tor curing Costtv4n0sS, jAundioS.
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Aeadaehe, Erystpela9, RhaumRfiSfii.
Eruption4 and Skin Diseases, in.
i9plne1s, prepSy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, ~ o Dinner FIJI,
for Purifying the Blood.
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l REAL ESrATE- " w NH ny q '1~4
r1 SS Vader ine Trustee by virtue Of Deed Of
iyTby vI,TI , 70 nm on the 9th day Of November,
6dIS nSI"g u. nv and ClAa Z. llIIl, and On re.
M S ,ssSIeE q the County Court q Ohio county
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RUSTIC CHAINS.

A pretty method OF making rustic chains
to hang from pOrches, verandas or garden
arches to support the delicate creepers
and vines, Is much in vogue in Belgium.
They are made by taking branches Of
trees Of from one to two inches In diane.
ter and saving them into lengths Of from
three to six inches; then cutting willow
rods Of about half an in diameter to about
the same length; splitting them and bend.
ing one-half Of one so as to form q semi.
circlearound the end ozone OF the larger
sticks and fastening 1t securely by brad.
nails. Through this loop the bent split.
wildwood to be fastened to the next bit OF
stick Is passed before being nailed the sec.
ond time; aud SO on until the chain Is
made as long as may be required. The
kinds Of wood which show to the best adj.
vantage in this work are those that have
rough bark like the Norway spruce. These
chains will form very graceful curves and,
when covered with balloon vine or
maurandias or morning.glories, will at
tract much attention.