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PROVERBS.

>, 1.-THE Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath and
tairest Skin in Hop Bltters.n
"A little Hop Bltters saves big doctor bills
and long sickness" 1890 '''''
THAT invalid wife, mother, sister or child
can 9, be made the picture OF health with HoT
when worn down and ready to take your
BED Hop BitterSis what you need"
Don't physic and physic, for It weaken.
and destroys, but take Hop Bitters, that
build up continually"
"Physicians Of all schools use and recon.
mend Hop Bittes. Test them"
Health Is beauty and joy-Hop Bitters
gives health and beHuty."
there are more cures made with Hon
Btiters than all other medicines"
When the brain Is wearied the nerves
anstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit.
%rhat low, nervous fever, want of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitters."
Hop Cough Cure and Paln Relief Is Pleas.
ant, Sure aad Cheap.
For sale by LAuoHLlN BRos. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Chicago UattIe Mar. 81,

.. oa.c4sO, July so.-Ths Drovsrs Journal
# aapas5Receipta17Ooo head; shipments s..
SUo mead. Another break in prices for all
oesctipuohs; mixed packing s. l5aS IS; good
chiefly s. 80. " w
CArrLE-Receipts 1900 head: shipment.
100 head. Good to choice iON15e ldwer n
81 6ea5 Is; shipping cattle 81 IS; feeders and
stockerS steady and more active: butchers
quiet aud unchanged; cows ST 6Sao 30; one
tine animal sold at IS Is; western scarce and
advanced TO So so; Montana graSsers s. 10
C9!orados y OoaS IS; grass Texans firm.
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GtHo1ssATI, July so.-Cotton-Dull at
II Hc: Fio1r-steady aud unchanged. Wheat
IN good demand and prices shade higher
a. eeaSI Oli receipts $4,000 bushels ship.
mens 1000 bushels. Corn-In fair demand
OF 4Ofailc Qats-EaSier; new 28aSSc. Rye
steady and in fair demand at 56a5ic.
bar!ey-Quiet and unchanged Pork Firm.
esHtSSIo. Lard-Qulet; current make IS IS.
ouik MeatS-ln iaie demand and at lower
~ ~. ~ % 4oai 215a4 16ai $6a4 AN. Bacon
Whisky-Steady and In fair demand n II iJs
BuIter-S Steady aud UNCHANGED, Linseed OIL
eteady and In fair demand at CSC.
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THE CUPID OF TODAY.

There was once 4 gentle time,
When tho world was In IT, prime,
And eV0Fy day Wis holiday,
And every month was lovely Mar,
Cupid then had but ~ 70,
Win bis purple wing and bow,
Aud In blasOmed vale and grove
Every shepherd knOlt TO love.
Then 4 rosy, dInpled check,
And 4 blue eye fond and meek,
And z tnglet-ETSalhsn brow,
Lake hyacinthS on bed OF snow;
Aud low voice, silver sweet,
From lip without tleceit;
Uni those the hearts could move
" the simple sWainI 10 love.
But that time Is gone and past,
Gan the summer always last?
ana the SWalnl arc wiser grown,
And the heart Is turned 10 stone,
Anu the maiden's rOse may RIther;
Cupid's dedi no man knows whittier,
hut another Cupld'S come,
With brow Of care aud gloom.
Fixed upsn the earthly mold,
Thlnklng Of the sullen gold;
IN bis hand the bow no more,
AT bis hack The household store.
That the bridal gold must buy;
Useless now the smile and sigh;
But he Welrs the plnion itlli,
Flying ut the GigRtOi III.
Q, for the old true.love time,
When the world was 10 lis prime.
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NEW YoRK, July SO-Business Is a tribe
more active In some departments Cotton
Sooas quiet and steady at unchanged prices,
DARK prints In moderate request, Worsted
ores goods more active and ginghams in bet
Lsr demand. Mems quiet but Steady.
shaws sluggish, The Bulletin avs Ham.
ouFg embroideries are doing well Of auction.
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East LIBERTY, July So.-CAfftx-Rsceipt,
today 6SShead, all for sale here; no througi
stock. Total for two days I, 04e head. supply
heavy aud all sold at no change from yestet
gay, which market was about 20 cents. on
rom last week The market was active al
40; common s. 26a9 so,
Hoos-Reeelpts to-day 1,10O head. Total fol
two days 2696 head. Yofker SS s6SI "a
Philadelphia 81 OOaA 10.
SHEEP- Receipts to-day 100 head, Total for
two days 1900. Selling slow at $ O0al %.
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THE MARKETS.
Money Easy Governments Firm Stocks
Firm, bot Lower.
Flour Unchanged Wheat null and Low
er-Provislons Higher.


NEW YoRk, July S0.-MosEY-Markei
easy at 2Ifa3 per cent closing at az. Prime
mercantile paper Sa4 per cent Sterling Ell.
change weak at 81 S2A; sight exchange on
New York 81 SAX.
GovERNNEHfB-Firm.
united States d Of 1851, coupons
gov
NeR fouf and haltn.
NOH FVule
SNIt'A'e'
RAILROAD BoNps-Strong and higher espe.
elally for Wabash issues and d, q. 10.
The tists rose to IS and the seconds 10 28K,
STATE BoNps-Dull.
Srocks-The market was fairly active but
speculation was irregular In tone. Granger
and coal shares were the most active, the iat.
Ter being quite firm and advancing %aX, ex.
cePt Morris q Essex, which fell Y. The gen.
eral market was somewhat weak during the
afternoon, but became firmer toward the
close, the final dealings, however, showing a
decline on the day Of EaH, St, Paul a Min.
neapollS rose n. Northern Pacific advanced
10 IN and closed at i6kc,
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares. OF
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
H,OOO Northwestern common, 10000 ST. Paul
common. 1900 preferred, 1000 Ohios Q SlI0
Union Pacific, 1000 Delaware & Hudson,
W OOOL 9ekawAnna, 1900 New Jersey Central,
2,OCO Michigan Central, 1900 Western
Union, $500 Kansas & Texas, 5000 Kansas
City y Northern, 1900 81. Paul a Mlnneapo.
lis, 2, 600 Northern Pacific common. 2OD pre.
terred, anu lIOO0 Chesapeake & Ohio
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NV, ORLEANS, July SO.-sugur-Inleriol
Y good common 6a6Hc; common to rood
common 6haeHc; yellow clarified 7Ha71Ec
Molasses-Dnll and nominal iermenting 9ic:
common 26a2Sc; fair 2Sa30c. ~
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Now York MetnI NLnrI,nl.

NV YoRE, July SO.-MappfActuyed coppe,
Dull at 22C; ingot lake dull and nominal
ct l6tSal6Nc. Iron-Scotch pig IN good dc.
mand at $40 0Oa22 50; American SIS SOa2O 90:
Russia sheeting 81 50al2 90. Nails-Cut
81 26i clinch $375a45o. "'
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Toledo,

TcLEDo, July observation-disclosures No. 9
rcd winter spot and July 81 ok August
u Ol September 81 OK; western amber
July u Ok; No. 2 amber illinois 81 OK,
Corn-Easier; No. August S795C; spot SiKc:
rejected s7hc. oas-Ffrm; iNo. 2spot Sic;
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ChlcaE0.

CHrc4so, July So.-Flour-nominally un.
changed. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; No.
! Chicago spring 0SIzc cash; 97c August; No.
Z do SIC cash: s0ssc August; s9Xc septem.
Der; sales at SStaS99lc August. Corn-Narket
dull and prices lower at SlXaSIHc cash An.
gust S5NaS59sc September; rejected $50.
0atss-Active, firm and higher al CSC cash
a3c August axe September. Rye-steady
atld unchanged. Barley and un.
changed. Pork, Unsettled but generally
hiGneE, ana dN closed at inside prices; IS 25 All.
gust y S!5S September; S. 40 October. Lard
August: S. 81 1Sa6 70 September: S572x Oeto.
Der. Bulk Meats-Steady and unchansed
Whisky-SteadY and nnrhnneei nj Il Al
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C1SC1NEAT1, July 30.-Hoes - Firm for
iight heavy quiet; common g 76aSS0; light
q 10aS So packing s S5a3 IS; butchers IS 50
a3 60. WV
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,BosroS, July SO.-Woo1-In fair demand
Ohio and Pennsylvania S6a4Oc; Michigan and
Wisconsin SSaS6c; combing and deiaine IOu
44o, ,N'
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:, LONDON, July 80. PErRoLRrM-Retined
ASFwERP. July So-PErRoIEux-17NL
PITIsBuRgH, July 30.-PETRoLEuM-steady
crude 76c Of Parker's for shipment; refined
8Ao for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CrrY, July 80.-PErRoLIUN- Market
opened dull with 100 bid; declined TO and
closed at e0Hc.. Shipments 1900 barrels,
averaging 1900 barrels Transactions $1,000
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,,I, leaving Columbus at $40 =, NJ and $50 A. y.
s an aaiy. Through Chicago express leav Coiunbu.
~ except Sunday, at $40 r. ~, With Nleening mn
arriving In Chicago At $50 next noFnnr.
hSIthS eau DO secured In advance nj Union nnT66t
Ticket Office, Columbus - StN'h OVPO1
,hfS anmann Palaee Drawing Room gIeeplng Cars
through Without change from sebenVilS Srd Golnn,.
Tan 70 cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
rSr through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping CIR
opmodadons, and any further inioYn1Stion AMY
Haze IL STs' H. ~. BELLEV1LLE, Ticket Agent Il Fan
TcEa. oa gPo5 Got q Eleventh street. or at City
N'sAV' Vweei under Mcclure HousO, Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL,
3. N. FELTON,, IN, "
". l.. O'pRilsN, EA'
mi. Geni fA'S and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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NorRE DANE, LIN. sentan,hor :

W
A. Granger, Provincial of the Order Of the
BOY Gross, Notre Dame, Indiana, writes I'd
follows: 30
NorsE DAME, Ixp., September !, 1870.
Dear Col Dunbar: ~ do not know how to
express my gratitude for your kind and cen.
eEous hospitality during my stay at WaIke.
sna: l arrived nome last evening on the 1880
I. n ualn. l found the Bethesda Water you
~ nau sent SenL made good use oft Decidedly,
tue Bethesda Water Is wonderful water, for
you know my condition when / reached Wan.
kesha, and you saw the great change Which
TOOK place in q few days. Now continue 10
DC wei and strong, and hope BY using the
water Tor sometime yet will have no relapse
! wish only that those afflicted US was would
Wy the Bethesda Water and obtain the same
happy results. Would to God had known
much sooner the virtues OF this water, etc, etc.
God bless you. Your humble servant,
mi, A. GRANGER
The President of the College Of the sacred
heart watertown, Wisconsin, writes about
the Rev. Father Provincial:
WATERFOWL, Wis, Sept 10, 1875.
Col DuEBAR,-Dear Sir-Hls Reverence,
rather Granger; was happy man on his re.
9u i., from Waukesha. We never saw him so
luDliant IN all his life. The cure is almost
miraculous, ETC., etc.
Very respectfully,
j. w CONDOR, G. S. c.,
President College Sacred Heart.
West Virginia, "'' "NN
JOSEPH FLEMING,
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5o cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
keg - per half.barrel, $16 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbars Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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HRlftm0Aa

BALTIMORE, July 3O-Flour-steadv west.
ern superfne s. 0OaS so; do extra 81 00a4 76.
do family S 0oa5 70. Wheat-Western firm !.
No. western winter red spot and July 81 ioE:
August 81 LOCAL 1915; September 81 i01a
io2S: October 81 11H. Corn-Western
W Va. 60, oSG; 90 yellow Soc; western mixed
September 451ia45sSc; October 4ssasIic !.
steamer 4lHc. Oats-Lower and fairly nst.
i've; western white 37aSSc; do mixed 36a37c :
Pennsylvania S7aSSc. Rye-Stealy at 56a5Sc'
Hay Steady and unchanged. Provisions
Easier. Porh-Mess $40 Is. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders 8 I4aSs1c; clear rib sides
ti1ci packed 4Aa5hc. Bacon-Shoulders
Refined in tierces &c. Butter-SteSdy and
unchanged. Eggs-Quiet at lOc. Petroleum
Crude nominal at SIC; refined at 6Xc.
Cohee-QIlet and steady; Rio cargoes at Ii x
al4'sc' Whisky-lnactive at 81 Of Val OS.
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PnlLADELPHA, July Colour Dnll;
Minnesota extra family, medium to fancy
3 2oao %; Ohio do, good to fancy, S. 6Oa5 %
st. Louis do, fancy, 90 co. Minnesota patent,
s. 1895 Is do fancy $500. Rye FlourEQuiet
u u p 2VSS .; Wheat-Dull western rejected
SlgIal U.s. No. 2 red elevator 81 lex. Corn
9uiet; western mixed, track, 49a5Oc; yellow
10 o1c; sail mixed 45ssc. 0ats-Duil and
S,t stained S5aSS15c; white western
o21ASt Hc' ProVtsions-NominalIy unchanS.
e.. LaEu-Nominally unchanged. Butter
tlrm; creamery extra l7al9c; New York State
Western Reserve extra 12aI5c. Egrs-scarcf
and hrmi western 12c. CheeseSDull and
heavy; creamery SIC. Petroleum-Nomi.
naliy unchanged. Whisky-Quiet; western
81 OK.
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BETHESDA WATER.
The Most wOnderrul Remedy the World
Has Known
For The cure Of all Kidney aud Bladder Com.
paints, Including Brighfs DiseGSe
and Didbetes.

BerHespA WATER-The Very Rev. Father
A. Granger, Provincial of the Order Of the
BOY 1y Gross, Notre Dame, Indiana, writes as
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD co,
2f1R&g q Esz..=.s
On and after May IS, 1879, PASSENGER Tr,In, I'll,
run Is lolloWs-Wheelinr limo: A''NAa WI
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The Credit systsa.

Tho credit system sometimes brings
results least anticipated By those Vic
trade 10 Il. A Scotch 1armsr IN
dsnesd BY q wagop.nakes Of tbe a.
bitioas village Of Draytes, oeterie.
u pay tor . vehicle palclase4 Iron
hin !; % whieh tho esnny seot plead.
ed inability In consequence Of The
scarcity q money. Being pesssed
for tho debt BY bio creditor, Who ssid
that 10 bed . note becoming due ia
Z few days, which tho amount Of The
farmers debt would enable him 70
meet, no vac told very nsively b.
tho farmer that soonor than eco bin
stuck he would lend him tho amount
from 3 fsnd which be had lying By
for soes-sbaviog, provided he, would
got some substantial neighbors q
bsek bio note, and would only charIe
him Y per cent for Il. ae 10 doub(
u ouGht It was . poor System thsl
could not work both vays.
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Story for Drinking Hen.

A laboriog man leaving . large
salooo, Jaw . costly carriage and .
pair Of horses standing In front, %.
cupied by two ladies elegantly At.
tired, converting With tho proptietos.
Az il rolled away be said = tho deal.
er: "a. '..:.
"Whooe eetablisbmeot 10 that I"
ute mine" replied tho dealer con.
placently. ut cost no 1900. NJ
wife aud daughter cant do without
IT," - ~ .''
The usehaaie bowed hh heed q
moment 10 deep thought, aud Locked
cad. Then, With tho eueegy OF . man
suddenly aroused with . stsstline
flash, be said:
II see t.! I GO i'll"
1850 what I" queried tho dealer.
"See wbeIe for many years ny
wages have gone. l helped to pay
for that carriage, for those hvrseo aud
gold mounted harness, for tho did
and laces sod jssslsy fos yosr family.
The money earned that shoald have
gwen ny wife and family . heos d
their own and good elothiog; I have
spsot 1t your bar. Ny w1ses I'D
tue Wa6ee II otbsss like no have cop.
ported you aud soar family 10 lsx.
Dry. Aeseaftss ny wife and family
sl,all have the benefit Of my wages,
aud By tho bslp II God, I viii nevel
epend aDoehoe dine for drink. / ooa
the nietake, aad Z eaio loe t." 4
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A SCENE IN BALTIMORE.
Houses Ulroelel, Ships Cspsisel sad
Great Damage Dose.

BALTIMORE, June GA terrific
cyclone swept over tho central section
of tho city and vhsrves yesterday
afternoon, doing . tremendous amount
Ut damage to buildings. Hundreda
"f warehouses and stores were 90,
rooted, trees were torn up BY the
roots, fences lcveled, steamboats,
were badly damaged, vessels 10 the
harbor capsi1ed, while several men
were lifted bodily from the ground
and dashed down with great violeuce.
Two boys were blown do IN into tho
river from tho pior Of elevator No. ],
but were rescued by men ia q boat,
several other narrow escapes arc 70
corded. The storm was accompanied
By . heavy raia showsr, which broke
many wipdows, and oil casoaltiee
combined will make tho loes reach
something near half Q million of dol.
lars. The John Hopkins butldinR,
on the corner Of Light and Pratt
streets, were completely uuroofed,
tho storm tearing tho tiu covering OF
and carrying the raiters, etc., Z long
distance into tho street below. Por-
tioBs Of tho roof were carried to tho
tops Of tho houses on tho opposite
side OF tho street, and heavy rafters
wore waited q considerable distance
like 90 many chips. Ono rsftsr forty
feet long and two feet square was
carried across tho street over tho roof
Of other houses, smashing in. tho
Isky!igbt ssd endaaeering Tho lives
q tho inmates b. tho bricks and
plastee dielodged. Ono thir1 q the
ROT vae elown % % BGl6eeDoo s4oot,'
I've hundred lese sway. o. a.
water tho e1cursion boe6 had th0ir
smoke otaeks carried oWsy, and much
alarm ~ eseoted a0oni tho pas>
eeaeste. Tho steamer AffoWooith,
late ofNew York, was considerably
damaged, and tho George Law had
her hurricane deck carried away.
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Recipe hbr 1akilg Tattlsrs.

Take . handful Of tho weed called
Ruaahost /; Tho came, quantity Of tic
root called Ninble.teeeee /; : epsis
Of the herb called Bsckbite, (eithef
bsibrs o. stee dog dsys) = table
speeetDl of Dept-you.tell.it; ok
dloehns q na)iee, . 1ew q 1lvy,
vhiea eas b parehsesd 10 say qaan.
tity q 10 ohcps e NM Tahatka Tso-
ta6le asd Min llaoey Nightvalkee.
Sir then W6)l oooethes, end ei00ee
then toe half % bear over To lro Of
dieeoetent kiDdle With Q little jealoasy
theo etsaia Il throsgh 10 rag Of Me.
eooeeptios, then cork Il 10 tho bottle
Of Nalsvolspoe hang Il upon 4 skeia
of Street Yarn !; shake It occasionally
for . lev day., sod Il will b 6t for
pse. Let . isw drops b taken 10.
fore vslkisg ost, ed tho ssbjset vill
b enabled 70 spesk oil manner Of evil,
and that Continually. @ =" =
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Rubbing Win . Dead Hand.

~ -
:, I. +. Thisslton Dyer writes 70
Nosee ana Vssr'es: many OF your
eerceepoooeo~ sre no doubt seqaatnt:
ee WIN tne !anoae dead mans hand
:, We formerly Kept at Byron
hal!, L:9eaehlre: It 10 s:id to bcthe
M osna q fatoef Atfowemith, . priest,
woo, according 70 some aeooeste,
was put 70 death tor BIO teltCo1 10
n t1c t'ee = william ILL., kteo9voo'
w.se teet car. u . ve,ee aIeeo
oae, tn,: mana W. reeoeeed % ~
@ssy dloeaoed le:eose, - ,Wec9se.
lel oetec ~ eo9 - cove 49,
!xIeeE !as .! tste saaaey eeose: Stslk-
1e w.ta :; : 'o C oaa's eeaa naIeere
y. 49, 10 u.lowsy. Atuo otesaot
'eIIoo a lns!aeee q tnls sepctsd.
H slon, va 40 in1eenee, oeeeereo OF
0 oto'I.n9 son; soeeex. A young man
49," oc uao I ssa .s; lot come !lme En- non
v'..o, soa '.aea vs1Ious temeosee 10!
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Whitewash for Outside Work.

Fret, whitewasb, it is we'll known
passes to carbonate Of lime ia Z few
days by absorbing casbonic acid from
tho cir, and, being soluble to = cor.
tain extent in water, 10 soon washed
of when exposed to the rains. II
prevent this q wash prepared 90 fol.
lows lasts much longer: To half 4
bushel of good lime add enough ~.
ter to slake and be about the consis
tence Of . thick situp, aud, while
hot, add half a gallon of linseed oil
and stir we'll. To this mixture add
half a pound of common glue, die.
soIved 10 a gallon of boiling water,
After letting it stand = few hours,
thin it with water to the proper con.
sistence for applying, and It 10 ready
for use. Some parties recommended
tho addition Of salt and others sul
plate Of zinc, bne I cannot see any
plausible theory to satisfy me tina,
there 10 any advantage 10 their nee.
With tho linseed oil 90 insolubls soap
IL formed (oleate Of lime), and the
glue forms 90 iosolublo cement which
protecss tho lime from tic diaeolviag
influence Of tho water. Il 10 poeeible
that tallow will answer the Sane pur.
pose, 40 tho resulting compound
would 30 tho same-olesto of lime
the glyceri0e Of the fat being eel
tree. Second-To every four quarts
Of slskeued lime add one.half pint Of
boiled glne, a lump Of alum about
twice the size Of q hickory nut and
ono table spoonful Of salt, with jost
sufficient bluiug to give . pure white
tint. Third-Slake lime in tho usual
way; mix . handful of -four with
cold water, taking care not to have
lumps; thee pour % boiling water
uutil It becomes like co0moo search :
poar il while hot Into tho olaked
lime; odd ono pound Of whiting snd
I've ounces Of powdered botsx; ctr
oil veil together 10 . buekst. Foarth
-Whisewasb for outside expoeare h
made BY slscking one-half bushel
Of lime in . barrel, sddiog ono pound
Of common salt. one.balf pound Of
tho sulpbats Of zinc, and . gallon Of
sweet milk. '-'
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Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR, G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERM I
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lead
en-colored, with occasional tiushcs,
or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dila.e:. an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eyc-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip :
occasional headache, with hummlng
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul particularly
IN the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious. with gnawing
sensation OF the stomach, al others,
entirely gone: tlceting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
ting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular. at times
costiyc stools Shiny, not unireqnent-
ly tinsed with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turhd respiration
occasionally difficult. and acco'npa-
n!eu Dy hiCcO'Sh, cough sometimes
dry and convuls've: uneasy and dis
turbcd sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. NfC!.ANE'S VERMIFUCE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, NOT eaba6ls Of doaug the slightest
injury 10 tie most fcHdy 1ntanE
The genuine Dir. MCLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. 90
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
4 Nohle Deask., ~.

4 bulldog that W. stolsu IN Lei
Da6sfin II CaaodA 3 ~ -. 1a5S3
up laNely II TSr1o haata n.y. NJ I
q Texos oteor u = etgoet 4Ghk, O.
butne, 81 Evahtville, bou(aE - II
>ljQ, o1d lhGesosd hee b Is 0Sa1 q
Evansville journal eays,. o.sxIG1pl6n,
while The Colonel va loo1iae q -
worth ol.Ooo pest The dog, u t43of
toward to kosDe With sue6 tsooDood6ou
force that tho collar aDaDoo1 Qh6 -
string. ehs buried hsf ~ ~ y
hoeoSs 1ssh. Col. Bulas 'oooio6'1H
dog b tho throat With both haa1h ~
hurting her back, threw haeo8 Rpo0
her " Ohe foil. Shs tote Is 9hltt 'lSI6
shneda At -laet, with - 6Wp S0t
bee! he planted blow % The faeeheQ1
which stunned tho beast" III jouiSiI
Of 1huJoday sai1: "Col. DIs1e' ~
sitting IN borssbask rs Ab hoqt ~
yesterday morning, when tbe lpefte4
ballaog aeshsd Out tho 3D. 90, &vise
snapped tho cast-iroo ebsiu.T IL 49,
ped bio hone into . gallop a.d bl1eyG1,
Cspt. App, of tho poli6, ~ Jxf
down tho streot II hb Nlsout1n, VoS1
tho dog dsshsd toward biz hea1u /, olll
made leap ct bic throat. The ~
chied to seespe the daagee, esogthiGks
ing tho barouehe, end husllae Capt.
App against . ehsde' teOe VA o9ck
force - 70 dislocato Tie rieht' 01b0p.
o. Parrstt street tho furious ~ ~
Id and seised him By tho CONN., ofGB
coat Both relied Of tho plAak vol1o0l,
down tho embapknent. Col, 9aqno C.
tackled tho dog With tho butt q 8 fopvvy
whip and knocked hse oeooe1eG ia II
horse rsu sway daring thA lGhtv ~
be- not been recovered: III 4a6.4p,
haulsd homo eth souss5edD. J" III 3p'
nal Of Friday said: A1laao3 loa1
went 70 To stablao % ~ ~ 69e n
tidy; g. i9.i!y ysvasl %
q = ANn, VIM ~ 4st1u t693A8
i .eQiae dewn ~ ses1el - -
!a1e!eauy: 1angolf wset, -: ~ ~,
hoo6 gently Wtee - I6opo1 / j
10 0eoat tnee holA IL ~, ~ "
hoe powo eoaaht n, - llaeI1Gtb = s.,
ed bsoaeAt Hin deWa o6'EO Gep
10 dlew 1ie revelvee NJ ~ W. bGa
lets throagh ~ heod With, 6 IT.,
struggles tic tegocious beast died." -