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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

I N-OkDlaANtsE.-TG AMEND SEC
Il IN, LION 22 Asp TO REPEAL SECTIONS 90
AL A. ": "a s, 0F CIfSPTEg 4f,CCNCERNTgG VA.
| lApproyeds February Ia, 1901
be It. oTdlinsd IN the Gouncil or the cfl,,yc
RtcsUto7l, That section % or chai,jer az "a fh.
lily Orataa noes be amended ard reoTdaineG 60 asio
22 Upon complaint verified by afds,if. tfat s1y
furnace, boiler, steu-epgipe, or Joy slack fue or
chimney heEeoff IS dangerous 10 TIE life, person.
property, or heslih or those residing or Owning
Erepery in the neisii barhood, dT Is othsrstse
rec ing eSampa toa upors the premses by the 6;om-
miitee en- the Ere DeparI ment and The Csiaf: En-
rineer thereof 20 the MAJ fer fut ajJagc
report of which exarnlna tlou shall promptly be-
mage 10 The Police Justice, and thereEpon the
Police 3u,tice.f satisfied Of SIZE necessity Of fur
her preceding. shall issue his warrant si,A;yUang
zinc stacs Gne, chimney, 10 APPEAR before him
~ day n b:' named therein no San fen days
aiLI e oaie ibere9f: copy "a TtIseh slalI also Sc
srTyea uaon the hief Of the Fire Department, who
ufon tah nearing snch engine poi,er, ruraa e. ue,
SACK or chimney be adjudecd unsafe. defective.
danSerouS.io me- properly. or health. ethcrvsEa
nuisance, The Police Justice shall direct 10,
objection. IS the case may require, and shall direct
within What uEe snch Gtscontinuance. removal. or
remedy shalt be effected: aud The failure OF the.
party interested TO obey III order s!Iaj be misde-
ID einor punishable aby Giie or ues Stss than five
nor mere than twenty dollars. ana eaeh day's,eon~
separa and distinct offence: anf upon failure 10
pay every such penalty the Police Justice mas con-
init me ofsudcr 10 the city tt for period not exc
ceeftng thirty days! - $50, DE! EIsI t'GF
Be itl&rthtr ordained. That sections % and 2E
sI,f''R L,''a#@h - st 4 s4.t'& ~ NM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
-.RasssIsS5SaE8.
oFracE SuRERIS2RSnsSrtCirYsG As-ESEns.sH
RIcfrspSps Y A., sehrisrx ~, tssy., 81

Y,ux-HEADS, $3.50 to 50 per rean. ne
rs the niaPATCA ERiGTISG-HoGsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
q 4. 49,.
e,YFY =, oHDlSAgggS.

a y ORDINANCE. TO. A MEYD SIC
Il IL, IdoN 22 AED TO REpEAL SECTIONS az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

4 1LOYER-SEED.-r375 bushels of GLoHs
Yhe'sf-t'ts iS nE XII auNDERs s co.. &
IN 23slaa seoroess 8DuYssenth and Cary Ssseeas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

ship subsidy will again pass the Senate, but
will have hard time in the House. .
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS. =
Mr.. Tucker will move, wien there is a
morning hour, 4 Inconvenience In all the
Senate amendments TO the revenue bilL.and
ask for a committee OF conference.
The Senate Committee will leaye out of
the army bill the Reorganization feature. Is
The Ways and Means Committee will
again tomorrow consider the question OF
how tosrase. money to meet the pension
bill. Garfield says sell 4 per cent. bonds;;:
+ Hewitt says issue Treasury notes; and
Kelly is for paying in silver. dollars Virgil;
MAS claim against the United States Cow
ernment;for money furnished to aid in car
rying on the war of 1872 II VIII not be1in-
serted in the tcivil-sundry appropriati sn.bils
this session. .is;T440 :A'f<au
ASSOCIATED Press Reports " telegraph to tl'e Dss-
WASHINGTON, February 19.-5Afred A.
Tufts is nominated as receiver 'of moneys at
Camden, Ark. ~ "a. u .yJ,:9Aae.Q - II
urv.- who has recently returned froru Ala
baias. received telegram ye1efday from
SURGEON Miner, Of. the Marine -Hespitai Ser
Tice. Puget Sound. stating that the COM
handler OF the British" stHrboas' Osprey
wonfd take his yessei from vancouver
{ Island to si.sa il the American, Consul
would request it. fhe7 latter declined to
take the responsibility ahitorfMorris than
teiepraphea to the CoasHl for ,partic Ar !,
ma has received the. fol- wing reply, dated
Victoria. R. C., Fehsaary 18th - tFhs eltl.
| zens OF Sitka'suppsies the coninlander OF
her Maiesty2's. sbin Osprey tor; Iresee..o |, n
! from The Indians representing that, III
but Immediate protection fears or an !ndls;
crininale massacre were erte rtsined me
conn,ander signitied his readiness 70 so on
ano official request II ga that the 81 !,
/ nation asnjrgsat y N kion was made
nor WIS protect as, cessary, or 4
So IL, sosmed the + II e Slg.rsi
LETT for sjtka gt noon to-day -.
i Ifsrespopss 70 llsaap i,ea53a
4 mid SeepataHNash ermaR has telegtaRfssi 2
i The Collector OF Customs at Port ToWtsssasn
4 law. r., to direct Captain Selden 10 procee,
i to Sitka as soog Us practicable 10 bis vessel
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Washington.

CHANDLER BEFORE THE POTTER coaMITrEE-f
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE RICHMOND
: FEMALE INs1TTuTE-TliE DEMOCRAT &c eau
Gus AMENDMENTS--THE TEST oATN--A GEN.
iTRAL ENGAGEMENT on: THE AMENDMENT TO
j. DO. AWAY WITH SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
rrrttc .trrf,-.t~s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

Egyptian Premier. has rendered his reSig-
nation, and the Khedive has accepted If.
The South African Campaign.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FOR THE CAPE OF GOOD
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

~.
h&&E GAT1i&.--1@c mirGet 20
day nii Been 9nG @. the s'0Toi5
aud hardest O. ING season. Buy
era were very slow III operating IL
view ~, OF ne lover East N .'1;kg::'
me qualify was generally i"d;i:2E-
ont, consisting largely OF stoc!;cfS,
iG" goo. top c =, beng among
inc offerings TIC decline on tops
was &C. ana on common butcher
G"t,i2 aho&n ne same th@ Lower
crates were on iaic, aad n some
cases e. we quote at l 20"%f %
pe: 1oO. los.
MILcH Cows,-!radc IS not
Ict!y,cj Wo quot. pf!c25 EVaTio per
heaa. rs to GWa!lty'
Price" thI3 week ior hG5i Cattle
ranged rs loI!1TS' lest Eeeyca ~
= l@aT4 80; tnat generally rae"
iir5t Gn2!':.y. . 3J9?4 L; m &c III
Or good TAR quality : 2oaS3 70 !;
1Ed'n2ty t'il steers, Oxen, and
COWS l ?O"Tz W; extreme range oil
prices | aOi7t 3d. M0 6 OF '42 3S s9 4
were ; from : ~ 10 . 81 per lVu lbs
.! INC rcceip'S lI!" hcad,cam "a from
Uai3, =%9Z from! Virginia, tol3 rom
Nest ,'Irglnla, Il! from MaryI;and,
w head from North Carolina;
w rom Acn;ocKy, ana ~ w 9'aa
from PENNSYLVANIA and 50 from
IenneSsec-totai receipts tor the
week "'4l Head against l299 last
Monday and l,0S head same time
last, year. VI the offerings 9ol
!e&G WoFo tGSe" by Baltimore
butchers, J SOD 10 Washington
city butchers, l32o to country deal
erS, and 6S6 head to Eastern specV!-
iltors-totaI sales Tor the week
3ol6 head against 999' last wecE'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

\ new stock Of clothing just ro-
ceivcd ut Adler's Branch OF the
Baltimore Clothing lioUsc.
Adler says he will not be Under
sold by any house in Weston,
Childrcn's Boys and Youths
Suits and Ovcrcouts at tho Star
Clothing House.
Ryan is closing out hi; stock Of
hats at cost.
The largest and best stock
Eastern made boots and shoes ever
brought 10 Weston at Ry0n'a.
Sugar cured hams ut \. N
Smiths.
Go TO Barnes Tor your Groceries,
you will save money by doing 60.
John Barnes is selling Groceries
Of all kinds at bottom prices. Call
and examine his stock.
Cheese, and a full limo Of Grocer
;cs at !. n. Smiths.
F1R SALI--Tho Weston Steam
'FanyaIi For particulars apply
10 r. A. EowAuos.
FoE EE%r.-Throc desirable
ICONS with largo porch sfor rent.
: ,.;.a,ri':a smo@ in iIy TrWs
Wv. InyVira 1t \ \. Lewis :, e,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

DESTRUCTION OF FoEEsTs.-
There is no county in this State
that has suffered moro from the
destruction Of timber than this, and
w are glad to SEQ that our people
begin 10 realize. The folly Of this
wastGfulMcss. Rich rs Wctgcl is in
timber the course pursued during
the past tcw years would soon rA-
haust tho supply. And tho worst
of ii is, there has been no adequate
return received for the wealth ni
Limbor from our forests. Instead
Of growing richer, every ono en-
gagged in the timhor business las
heen getting pool3r. One Of the
principal reasons iar this is the
fact that, until the organization of
the PittsbUrg $iavc Company, the
timber was all shipped in the III.
manufactured State, and that will
keep any country poor.-Nsw .'Iqr.
inisuil!e Messenger.
The matter spoken of above In,
not been so bad in thiS county
hut Gilmcr, l'raIton, and other al.
joining counties, Iayo been and are
yet suffering from his Improbable
business. We think il is time the
people were learning the value oI
pVr extensive tmnnnr rn-"Yns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

Turyrar 1881 will be Il malho-
NAUTICAL curiosity. From left 10
right and right to left it reads the
same; Is divided by > gives 9 ga
4 qUotienI; 81 divided by . and 8
is ;ho qUoticnt; if divided by 9
the quot;ent contains 4 0. IflSSl
is divided by 209, . i5tl3 Quo.;oat;
il multiplied by ., tho product CON
taiEs two 9s. One and S are 3, s
and aro Q. Ii the Is be placed
under the 81 and added, the sum
is 50. lfthc figures be aided ;hua,
i, s, 8, t.! It viii b IS. Reading
from left to right is IS, and Is is
two ninths Of 81. BY adding, di-
yihins and multiplying, nineteen
% aro produced, b5ins one . for
each year required TO complete the
Observation-Disclosures.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

Dr posters printed At this Office
wc lcnrn that tho Fair Society will
let out the contract for enlargins
the track to a lia!t-milc, and also
for enclosing the ground purchased,
to-day. This will, when completed,
make our track and grounds equal
to, il not superior, 10 any in the
State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

AyD now the man who purchased
an ovorcoat during The cold spell
las! week, cusaoth muchly; rs also
tho small boy who had made anew
sled.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

Oyercoats in endless variety at
The Branch Of tho Baltimore CLOTH
ing House.
Come md examine sy!ea and
prices al AdlrG's.
/ want every body, and their
sisters and their cousins and thc:.
9Unis 10 como anl SEQ my now and
ELEGANT stoc!; oI Hats, Feathers,
Flowess. & IN2s, Arru,ysoN,
Eronm,. trh. s,i N->G-
" su.ri..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

TIE cistcrn mania has struck
our town, and the NIcssrs. Gchrinss
have contracted for making them
for several Of our citizens. Dr..
Dent has the first one ever bull! in
this "ncck Of woods"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

IEronrAxT.-It is q fact not
generally known that postmastcrs
aro required TO examine all unscaI-
ed packages that may be mailed
at their respective Offices; but un-
der no circumstances Gun break
the real Of package unless it is
addressed 10 t!lemaeIyes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

ARM BRoKEN.-On Wednesday
last, as some boys were playing at
the Academy, Charlie, son Of
Thco. Butcher, fell Of the fence and
fractured his arm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

READ the new time table OF The
Weston Il Clarhsburs Railroad.
The starting Of each train from
hero has been changed, and the
days ON which there is two trains
has also been changed,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
Tic Last SPIKE.

:. IL. ,a;;
~! :, :. y.'' ~ .,'-' -; .'s ",
...s ..'. . w. 80 ~, " w. ."..
~ Wv .'S' az y" 900 -
;,.,. T.. +.,,. ..o w., 49,, ',s.I
,.. r ''%;' ., 100 ','','
.;%n .aa. ,',' T. "' Wv. Wv
I ,,. s'. lin o.. ,'.' 80,
,,,,.s, ' ,5,,,,,,.,,;.o.;o. ...';, 49, :,
m-.,,,, ar,,'. ..,'ls =, fY- ,'' tc-3
ns.,i-.f .,"..;.... ,.. -, ~. ia 81.
Irn,.,,., a., - 2..,.,..,l,,,...,..
,,,,,., ,l,. ...,,..,..,.,.,-.;..,.
-, .l,,..,a ,..., .:,,-l5 -, ''.'''
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

WE ara requested to state that
there is a registered letter at the
Jane Low post Office addressed to
George Flint; and unless it is
called for in fifteen days it will be
sent TO the doad letter Office at
Washington city.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

Ar tho last meeting OF tho Beard
Of Directors Of the Weston and
ClGrkshurg Railroad, W, L. Lively
Was appointed Attorney for the
Company.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

?. NJ. HALE has now Il largo
force on the burnt district" build.
ings, and expects to have them t"-
der roof in three weeks.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
&NCul&l We&c4a.


r., ,,.,.,..,.. ... n.;..,......., .,.r.,,.
1s''''' '''''''' ''' -''''''''''''- '>>'' 80
'' 70 N'''' ''''gFS'''5 ''N i. I''''
'J ,'' w.. Is .'''s''a '''- VA e
''''''''' ''''' '''S'S'
y, :, !" ';T = I"'''''o' 5 ''' S'''
''",s ~ ''''" = MSS "''" SUM
I':.& @'y@a =, a-saJ T.s's'y al
I!."EMi" IL Cos
Nlfrs p,tor.,,,,, vo,, go, cot
good coffee ot Is cents per pomd.
-,,.,.., .,5 ...r.,,.,r;l ,,....
,.',, ,.', .'',1 , ,,.,r..
at Ms, At.hjso!5.
rsT;n. avid cb;,d~c,'s c,oth
I,7t a.. sr.;,f.. o,,.1, flannel
-l.;,.s ..i lo,,,S,..I, ;,.,~.....f,. 4
ut Mrs. ..tahi&ons.
Collars and ,gaa 2setr 2 s,tssaa
orsata f.: -jgs. ~ N.s. Alsh;n-
aon'S.
Beautiful ii.'cisoawless turkey
rcd hose, oil wool and mt.ino Tor
son,. - "'''' .''' ''' -''''.' WA
New Donaeit5 anu Aa'5 ~ i>GNe-
90 '.'',' -, ,'-''''
Ar3. Aiehison SUI! keGns q iuIi
, ,,,, ~ ''''''''' ''''''' wee '>'
All kinds Of gloves at Mrs At
cn'Son Is
FOR SALE-Ihc Old Catholic
Church lot Ihis lot Will be sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
w.,
~ ''"sON W. ''~P'0. sr''S ~
,"'"J u'"SS' H0'''''s' "''' - because
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
LOCAL lNTELLIGENCE.

BATH RooM-F. iiindcnach will
soon open q bath royul in conncc-
ton with his barber shop.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
IycoKREcr.-Wo see q number Of

or exchanges ere stating that Il
recent strike Oh tic Asylum ct
this place had thrown some go
men out Of employment. There
was \ strike, but the men got what
they claimed ia, and went to work
again.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
SSNcclUN Mof\uca.

DunUiHrtOu has IU.t returned
t.a:n Tho eass w!tnf, !lrso..atac
q a'e,',i.r, l,ats, cans and cent,
t.aai,,,ag s,oii ever l..vat t.
Weston, which 10 vii! sell cheap
rt, i.r.,s+ ,-.r h.s, .,o.r, y.
,.;fD,,c'.'5;.si, IL, it, r., l.,
in,,nd At Dn,,;rr,,n,s
q 30 q. Dunniugtu.'s.
uY.a;nr,en i, s.,,:,, ig.i;n4,
2!'a.;5 from >! % to 10
! .,II lin, orr,.i .rori,, rndor
z,..n, r,r I,l;o, ord rhil,jrcu i,,sf
..coiyaI #! lTr.. 3,.r:.on'.
Brofn, who itor9 ! boarding
house :or inTa!!ds, says he w7@
doing q very good business, uAtit
end gave lis borders SOHO Poor
Mans Liver Pills" and Tho cousa-
qucnce is, most OF them Gre we'll
and gone home, anil t'.e balance
!'";r sue" aPP'''''5 '. !. =. ne can =,
i,''''' ,''',.''.S %. Vi ''''''' ~. -
y,I,'.S ~" ',o',s. '2' .'i ~ ,,;I, ivy
r., ...... p,.,,.,,.. .,,.:., :, ...,..
~ -" '.'''.' , ?ss.'g ~ s"'
u :.''5' " ~ a. : - =, '-'''''''! pa
sell Good roods and chcop. Miss
Tillic Tockncr still remains with
me, and I am better than eyer prc.
pored 10 gjyo entire satisfaction 10
al WHO may come Wy ''vSN Is al
ways in'I sho complete Aoi"''n-
staNo'NS the great recent F"iso IN
SILKS ana ribbons, l VIII sun sell
tho country to come md SEQ ne
during the Fair, I am satisfied !
car please YOU ail.
'''' ~, ''''V''
Sin hundred yards OF hamburg
cdSinSj at Mrs. Atciiiaon's
135 ,,o,,r,1, of ,o,,,,~,.s ord cor-
i, M"o' ]"sS [cc''F." HON.; 1,,:,,
inc cast a. MIS- A''.'So'S' WI"
DC soIa AZ bottom HF'ecs'
Broachcd yclyctcons in all colors
at Mrs. Atch;son's,
po,.;, e.,;,o1 so,;r ., A..
atoh;.on,s
Mrs' fS'LcrSo" IS sc!'I"g every,
'"!n WY 0o"''' A'"1'NiC' F"''I :.
% cts, Rrown sugar Sets.
/,
All Nll'es OF SC''oo' D'o d az
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
PERS0E.lE 9iE9TIQN,

..; ~ ~, ''''''." '''"'H'a '''''(
John II, Hamilton, Of GGants-
"''' : |" LOW" '''lS week
HF2 A. Il. EUnst Is visiting
Parkcrso'wg ti,;' week.
9, ?. Dorj;nton returned from
lis visit 70 BraIt5n Ibis week.
arb,~i;," x,,,,, - c.....
iviai:4rE .I.aHls h1.c.
N, -ra N. ~ p,,-t., .,..
,.f.;,;,,,, f;,,,,, j., OI.i,
William Connae!. Of Pit,.pprr.
md James Curl, Of carrninha.l
! PENNSYLVANIA, or0 in town.
$. 7. vagua., OF Toy, W.. in
Town and save ~ 8 call OIL Friday
ias:.
1850, ,-,,,,,.,, :, y
somers, OF Troy, were j" ,ow. on
Tuesday.
= r. 7;. ,
,...,. :. =. ~ . a',., w. ~ ..'"0 '. VI
div.
r., w.,
y" =. C %",,. S''' ,,, '!""y I'V@ W
,,t,. > ..'. ,.,-' ny" "''' ''''7'
i"''''' l''V'''''0"'''S'
ho"'s bennett PEo'nin2N'
young ID, I""%cF oI :, " e5'""' Is !" 'N'
'''5'- ""''''"9 "'5'"e''
Mrs. William J. Bland Lett on
Wednesday for . few days visit 30
t!"rN''"FS'
William L. Lively and N. ".
HARRISON inaoe " business visit to
HARRISBURG '"iS week
A. NJ. Noodtord, o! Fhi'iNpi,
brother OF Colonel "ocdtord, was
IN town thiS week.
Fay Martin was visiting his old
friends in Weston during tic past
week.
u;., I'll, D,,. .svv,.,;.
': ::,! i-'''' , IrI r,.. VI :, T ''sst''
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
BNGA\U
fnViS0ra1cs tho Stomach

And stimulates tho torpid Liver
Bowels and Kidneys to healthy acr
ton, in cleansing the blood OF all
impurities, and imparting new lie
and yigor torho whole system.
il single trial will he quito sutli-
cient to convince the most hcsita-
ting Of its valuable remedial quail
tics.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

a57s5.,-r9- . " . '''!+Z!I
3. & 0. r. R. Time Table,

-
Tho following is the arrival Of
trains at Clarksburg:
WEST BOUND.
No. lO2--Nail and Express s:2G 4. II.
No. loo Accommodation +:l7r.U.
No. llo--ESprcFs S;00 p.
No l54-WHy Freish: 9'29A.H.
EAsT BOUND.
No. IO5-NaiI md ENrr~s 9'?sA Y
No. l0I-ACCormolatiou 1871 4 ".
No. ls3-ESprcss 7:l2r.x.
No. l57--Wsy Freight i2:9sr. n.
No. 107 connects for Wheeling.
No. 107 and Jog daily except
Sundays.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

TIE trains until further notice
will he run twice u day on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
and once . day on Mondays, We'd
nc5tiays and Fridays. See new
fine table.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

DR.. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston 8 times a year hereafter.
His next visit will he in February,
1880.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15
AZ s5hS.I4. ia ~ AE
Bladder & Kidneys


For Debility. loss Of Memory,
indisposi,ion to Exertion or Bust
moss, &hortncss Of Breath, Troubled
with Thoughts ofDiscasc, Dimnoss
Of Vision, Pain in the Back, Chest
and Head, Rush Of Blood TO the
Head, Pale Countcnauco and Dry
Skin.
il ;heso symptoms Gro allowed
10 90 on. very frequently Epileptic
Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes
affected It requires tho aid OF an
;nYigorating medicine 10 strengthen
and tone up tie systcm-which
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

STAR GAzISG.-A good!y number
of our young people sal tip on
"Wednesday night last to witness
the mctcoric display which had
been promised by ointment astrcn'
omers. Unfortunately, it was i
cloudy night, and d great many
wcro sadly disappointed. We arc
requested 10 inquire if tho display
canno! DO arranged to come off on
a cloar night, SO tint it can be wit,
messed by the young folks. But
truly speaking, its not the mctcorS
the young folks are Interested in,
but tho sitting up pant.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

REMGIous.-Itoy. S. T. Jones
will preach in The N. L. Church
Sunday evening.
liov. George NJ. Fleming will
preach in the Presbyterian Chulch
Sunday morning and evening.
Regular services ut the Catholic
Church on Sunday, conducted by
tho pastor, Rev. John a. Tracy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

ReGMbold's RuehG
is UNEQUAAAED!
by any remedy known. II is pre-
scrihcd by tho most eminent
physicians all over the world, i'll
Rheumatism,
SpcrmatorrhNa,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
General Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles,
Paralysis,
General I'll Health,
Spinal Diseases,
G,,',E;,,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

THE he'd OF the road is now being
made from tho permanent depot to
the Asylum and in q few days tho
supplies for the Hospital will be
carried on tho cars to the building.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

THURSDAY, the 27th inst, has
been fixed upon as a day for
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

The railroad is nov completed
10 the permanent depot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

THE amount OF unpaid taxes in
F1yetto county, this State, &C.
coriing to their delinquent list,
Coots up $10,49i,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-15

CITE rs =! rILL I
GUFTE Pros
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
BGlky Horses.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Animals puts forth the following
rules for the treatment Of balky horses.
which will bear reproduction;-
l. Pat the horse upon the neck; exam
Inc the harness carefully, first on one SID"
and then on the other, speaking cncourag-
iugy while doing 50, then jump into the
wagon and give the word go; generally
he will obey
>. \ teamster IN Maine says he ca1
start the worst balky horse by taking him
out of the shafts sud making him 20 round
10 circle TIL he is giddy. If the frs.
dance OF this sort doesn't cure hin, the
second viii.
5. To cure balky horse simply plac"
Your hand over the horses nose and shu.
of his wind I'LL he wants to 20, and then
let him 70.
The brain Of the horse seems to en-
terrain 5u, one idea q, a time; therefore
continued whipping cry confirms h. stub
born resolve. If you can by any meas
give hun a new subject to think OF, YOU
gill generally have no trouble IN starting
hin. \ simple remedy Is to take a couple
Of turas Of stout twine around the fore
.eg, Just below the knee, tight enough FOR
the horse to feel, and tie in bowkn0t
At the first check, he will 20 dancing on
and after going short distance you eau
e; out and remove the string to prevent
injury to the tendon u your further
drive.
5. Take the tail Of the horse betwseu
the hind legs, and tie it By cord to tue
sAdd.e-sirJh.
o. Tie a string around the horses esr.
close to his head
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-14
Eggs or no EQgS.

Among the special duties which fall
upon the farmer in the autumn Is the
preparation for the winter keeping and
comfort OF his fowls.
The wealth contributed to this country
by poultry rise up into the magnif, cent
millions. Some families depend upon
their poultry not only for their garments
but also for their Injuries. Even preach
ers are immensely indebted to the poultry
yard for a large part Of their earthly
bliss.
Iu the fall the farmer should prepare
comfortable winter quarters for MS crate
'u birds, 1t will pay him literally to
have these quarters warm,wo.I ventilated
clean and light. II pays in the satistac-
zion which man Of soul experiences in
she consciousness that his dependents are
comfortable. Il pays in the pleasure one
enjoys 10 hearing the music that comes
out Of the quarters upon the cold, piercing
winter air. Ii pays in the regular CON-
9ensation returned by the thankful fowls
~ the shape Of rich and nutritious eggs.
Il pays in the accumulation Of quaint.
" Of manure 50 rich in nitrogenous materi-
as as 20 rival very successfully the best
Of imported guauo. II pays in having
good conditioned fowls ready for the ia
bic upon any emergency which may arise
during the season Of ice and snow And
it pays IN every other sense.-Chautauqua
Farmer.