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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-16
Attachment Notice.

County Count Of Ohio county, West Virginia:
vs.. Attachment in Assumrsii.
l. III. Thistle,
The object 81 this suit 4 ~ recover from the
defendant the sum OF 500 with interest thereon
from the d day Of April, 1871, until payment.
and costs Of this suit, said debt being due By
virtue Of a contract under seal made by aid de-
PENDANT bearing date the l3th day 81 November,
1850. by which said contract the aid defendant
promised N pay one year after date, or A. soon A.
aid defendant should dispose OF the iarm ~
johnson county, Ia the state Of Missouri, deeded
% sAid defendant by his father. A Thistle 70 me
plaintior order, the Just and full value OF i0riy
acre of aid land. Il being the portion OF ssid
farm left the aid plaintiff By her tatbef And ~
appearing from an affidavit filed IN TINS eanse;
that the said L. ". Thistle is not resideut oi
the State OF West Virginia, and u TURNER Agpea,
ing that said defendant has not been served W.T. W.T.
process I'm this cause, nor with copy OF al, AL
order OF attachment, II Il ordered that we sald
l. H. Thistle do appear within four ween aver
the date Of thu frst publcrtion OF I'M. ornef ana
do what is necessary 10 protect ~ lnts ~
Teste: GEOhpE moOny
CLERK of County Court Ohio county, West Va.
X. q. BARR atty for plaintiff oeltoawt
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Ohio
County Land.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Elijah Marlin, Jr., To the undersigned
trustee dated on the 18th day of May, 1873, and
recorded i'm the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court of Ohio county. in deed OF trust book No.
Is, page 6l9 will, on
THURSDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1879, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, W. Va, sell nj
public auction In the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate or sufficient part thereof % pay
the sum Of 81 ,O2i39, with interest thereon from
the 18th day of May, 1873 and the expenses of
sale including the trustees commissions, that i
to say: All that tract Of land situate in Rchland
rs the Benjamin Kelly farm, and bounded MS
follows: Beginning nj Spanish oak corner 10
James Waddlc now Carter; thence y. i5k +.
los clio poles to linn; thence n. 2i54 W. l56S-lO
poles TO IA stone i'm the middle OF the pike; thence
n. 81 f. poles to u stone In the middle OF the
pike; thence n. S W. Il $40 DOleS 10 n beech (;
thence y. 1914 w li3l0poles to stone; thence
y. S254 W. Il poles to sycamore roots; thence
;. So W. - poles Ia a stone; thence y. GO W.
Il POLES to an elm: thence N. S9l9' w Il poles to
Il stone; thence ;. ~ ". 20 poles 10 n stone in
Wood S ran; thence down the mcanderS Of said
run - $40 poles TO a stone, formerly sugar tree
thence 5. jjI5 w. &c $40 poles 10 n stone form
cry an elm thence 5. 1917 T.. los poles to a lean
ing white oak: thence :. AZ f. 2} poles to a
Spanish oak, the place Of beginning, containing
3il acres, , roods and 80 poles.
Terms Of Sale Cash
The title to said property is believed to be per-
feet, but selling as trustee | shall convey only
such title as is vested In me by said deed OF trust
Oc-i ]. +. JONES. Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from $500 To 500
each. Only One-sixth OF the purchase money re-
auired In cash. The residue may be paid Annu-
ally in five equal installments, with interest APP
ply TO JOHN 2. GILCHRIST,
nc2nh At Top Mn.
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL PIECE OF LAND CONTAINING
IA eight acres and dwelling house. situated
on the g., c. p road one half mile from Clinton,
ohio county, W. Va, on good terms. For further
particulars call on JOHN J. JACOB, at Clinton,
or J. &. HERVEY, 1906 Market street, Wheeling,
" Va oc2WSefg
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Cheanest. Pnres

The Cheapest, PureS
and Best Family Ne
diCine in the World.
An EFFECTUAL SPE
ClFIC for all diseases
ofthc Liver, Stomach
and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent
CWIl.lS AND FEVER
NALAEIOUS FLYERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
RESrLESSNESS, JAUN
DICE AND NAUSEA.
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CLEVELAND & PlTTSBURG R. r
Condensed Time Gard.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

UUINU EA6T MD EoI'
On and after May D. 1879, all trains VIII run
daily Except sunday, ~ follows:
3 Through trains 10 Pittsburgh.
2 ThrOugh trains to Cleveland.
2 Through trains 10 Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsville ana
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cam OH all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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HALLS
BALSAM

Cures is.PncunOnia. BrOn-
cllitis. Asthma. Group. W hoop
ing Cough and all Diseases at
the Breathing Organs. Ii sOOth.
es and heals the Membrane of
the Lungs. iniiancd and pois-
Oned by the disease. and pre-
vents the mig and
tightness across the chest which
accompany u. CONSUMPTION
IL not AN incurabIc niaiaiy. IL
IL only necessary Ia have the
right remedy. and HALLS
BAI.SAM H. that remedy. Don't
Despair Of Relief. for this he
nign specific " Ill cure You. even
though professional aid fails.
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II wv I'll VT OtlID NONs' .
i W. Va. October Rules, B79:
The Nail City Building and Loan Association,
".
Josaph T. Booth. Margaret Booth and smother,
~ CHA SCEEY. WIN ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit l. 70 obtain decree Tor
the sum OF twelve hundred dollar, on account
of money loaned the said Joseph X. Booth and
Margaret Booth. by the aid plaintiff, and the
sum OF two hundred and two dollars and hity
cents. on arrOuut II dues, fines and other charge
with which said Margaret Booth has been
Assessed a. member Of said Association. To be
collected out Of the separate estate ol the haid
Margaret Booth found IN this state. Aud II Rp-
Tearing by the return ~ the officer W whom the
same was directed, that neither the said JOseph
X Booth, nor the aid Margaret Booth, has been
seryed with process In this suit. and that copy
OF the order Oi attachment has been served on
y. earle Hamilton. one OF the defendants IN this
suit, who, IL has been suggested. i indebted u
the said Aergaret Booth: and IL also Appearing
from AN affidavit filed herewith that the sald
Joseph r. Booth and the said Margaret Booth
are non residents Of this state. on motion OF the
said plaintiff IL IL Otdered that the said nonresi-
dent defendants do appear here next Rule Day,
to-wit: the first Monday In November. 1872 and
do what Is necessary 10 protect their interests
herein. GEORGE HOOK, tierf.
IT, y. FERGUSON, sOl. for complL oc5oevt
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saysteIn may De from eXcestss 81 any lind,
short cOurH 81 this medicine Will rfturC The lot
functions aud procure Health and llApIin,-e.
where before wa dependency and gloom. The
sp-ciGc Medicine IL being used with wonderful
SUCCESS.
Pamphlets .cn, free to all. Wno iof them and
get fail particular.
Pnr. fIsrihr. $40 pof package. or sir pack.
axes for 500 VIII De- s'ut ~ mall on receipt -
money Addps- Hil 0ri'rs,
J. Vs. SIMPSONS MEDiCISECO.,
Mo- iOI A. 10 Nam ~. Buffalo. \. y.
Trade supplied ID laughlin Brus 4 90, wheel
ing " Va. Od5sRqqb
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FARM OF TWENTY THREE ACRES, Be.
N tween Captina and Sunfsh.
For further particulars enquire OF Mrs. Rosa
Holiday, or SCHAMBRA & SONS,
oclls No. 1919 Main StIeet.
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Valuable Ohio County Farm
for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF THE
i last will Of John PairSon, late OF Ohio conn
~, deceased, will sell at private sale the home
farm Of said decedcnt, containing 32g acres.
Said land is situate about three miles from
West Alexander, Pa, and about one mile south
ofNallcy Grove POStoiiiCc and the line Of the W,
Z. * b. railroad, on a new county road leading
from the National road tO Middle Wheeling
Greek, is very fertile, having been in grIlSs for
a number OF ycarS, Is well watcred, well TIMBER
ed, having on IL about - acres OF good white
oak, lies well, has on il two good orchards of
select fruit, large brick dwelling house and
two good tcnimeut houses, good barn, stable.
corn cribs, sheep houses and other Out-build-
iugs, with good fences.
Said land can be conveniently divided into
two or more farms, and win be sold together or
in parcels, and on terms TO suit purchasers. Pos
session given al any time.
Persons desiring further information concern.
ing said land, are referred to the undersigned
executors at Valley Grove POStOilice, W. Va. or
10 !. F. Jones, attorney. Wheeling, W. Va.
+. C. McCAUSLAND and
J. NJ. POLLOCK,
Sepl0h Executors. &c.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
RAILwAY-PAN-HANDl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
Time table for East and West, April Z, 1872
Trains leave Pan. Handle Depot foot OF Eleventh
street. near public landing, daily, except sun
day, as follows:
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Trustees Sale Of Triadelphia
PrODPriy.

Property.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Eliza Mast to Andrew Weber, trustee,
dated the SlSt day OF July, 1850, and recorded in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of
~, folio a. and by an order of the Circuit Court
of the said G. unity of Ohio, made at term of
said court held in said county on the second day
of November, 1869, whereby the undersigned
was appointed and substituted trustee instead
and in place of the said Andrew Weber, who had
removed beyond the limits Of the State OF West
Virginia, I will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER p, 1879,
BEGINNING at II O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auc.
ton 10 the highest bidder. upon the following
described premises in the town OF Triadelphia,
Ohio county, West Virginia, the following de-
SCribed real estate, that Is to say: Lots numbered
fourteen 40 fifteen Uj) and sixteen (l6) and one
foot of the side of lot No. 03) thirteen next To
and adjoining lot No. II, extending the whole
depth Of said lot No. l3, being 100 feet, which Is
the depth Of the whole Of said lots with a front
each OF 80 feet on the turnpike. Also the right
to light and air free from obstruction on the part
OF said lot No. IL, four feet wide next to and
adjoining said one foot In width above men
toned.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird, and rs mucn more
AS the purchaser may elect to pay In cash OF day
Oi sale aud the balance in two equal install
mcutS at six and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, deferred intallments to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Tit believed perfect, but selling as trustee |
will convey only such title rs is vested in me as
trustee GEORGE W. JEFFERS,
ScplSi Trustee.
GEO. a. WICKHAM. Aucuoneer.
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~ AAA'H -
matiIpold ave
and diseases
that lead b
Consumption,
Insanity n n 4
al early gave.
or both. No
matte how
sHuffsrgff tho
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-16

Steubenyille ommOdation leaves Bellaire at
t.45P.M Bridgeport at 500 and arrives at sieu-
bcnylle at 6:l5 Pm.
Leaves Steubcnvlle at $50 A. ", Bridgeport
stS.b5I NJ. arrive at BeIiairp At 9:10A An
The steubcnyille ccommOdation. tn addition
10 their regular trip 10 and from hteuDcnylle
will make the following thIs between Bllafe
and MartinsFery:
Bridgeport to Martins ferry''''''''''iG1S55 a. "
Bellaire........ ..................ll: 20 A. ".
- .....s......s..ss. ofl y ~
Stopping when required at sherman House.
Etnayiile, West Wheeling and Gravel HILL
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal
points I'm the Past and West can be procuTed At
the ticket Office In bridgeport y. X hYEks,
iue9 General Passenger K Ticket Agent
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CONSTIPATION.

Rev. +. Il. OsgOOd, New York, says;
Il have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and
Nervousness. never had any medicine to d.
me 80 much good as TUFTS PILLS. They L.,
as good a. represented"
Once 81 Murray Street, New York.
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing is 50 unpleasant, nothing so common as
bad breath and i'm nearly every case II comcS from
the stomach, and can be 50 easily corrected II
Won Will take simmons Liver Regulator. Do
not neglect 50 sure a remedy for this repulSiye
disorder ID will also improve your Appetite,
CoIuplpNiOn and General Health
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-16

No. 10. on Saturday night has no connection
for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on all night Trains.
Close connections are made for all points
South and Southwest, North and Northwest,
making this desirable route for colonistS and
persons moving 10 the great West, ana 10 whom
particular attention il given.
No. q stops at all stations between Wheeling
and Grafton.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTTMoR
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling ..................55OA A. NJ l:50PN
TriAdClphiA Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling ~ A. N o." r. NJ
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale at depot
Office open At an hOurs during the day.
Information Ia the travelling public cheerfuily
given. W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF l.
r. 7. DEVERlES, General Agent, WEIGHING.
mali
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PILES!

How many suffer torture day after day, max
ing life Il burden and rOhbiug existence Of all
pleasure owing 20 the secret suffering from Piles.
Yet relief is ready 70 the hand of almost any one
who will use Systematically the remedy that has
permanently cured thousands. SIMMONS Liver
REGULATOR is no drastic violent purge; but q
sr..t, T.. o. ~ .,
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To Nervous Suferers-The Great European
Remedy-Dr. J. B. Simpsons
Specific Medicine.

Dr J. n. Simpsons spcrInc Medicine - poi.
tive curr for spcfmatDrhca, lmIOteucy. Veal
ncs, and Al, diseases psultiug from soli Abus",
A. Nervous Debility, lTabiliiy Mental Anxiety,
IAngIor Iassitude, Depression ~ Spirits aud
functional arrangements of the Nervous system
generally. Pains ln the Back or side, LIS Of
MnmnrN. Pr. nIInEL AITIh
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MAcHIAISTS.
INSURANCE.
7. g. ALDERSON'S

~ ESERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 2ND FLOOR
tIFrankliR Building Wheeling, W. Va i am
assnt for the following old and reliable English
aud American companies:
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SICK HEADACHE!

This distressing affiiCtion occurs most FIRE
quently. The disturbance Of the stomach, arts
ing from the imperieCtly digeStej contents,
causes a severe pain in the head, accompanied
with diSagreeable nausea, and this constitutes
what is popularity known as Sick Headache.
Original and Only Genuine,
MANUFACTURED By
j. III. Sei1i11 &c Co..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TYTHRCOUETY COURT or OHIO COUNTY
i W. Va. October Rules, lb59:
The Nail City Building and Loan Association,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-07-25
THE ZULU WEAPON.

There are two principal kinds Of
assagais, tho throwing and tho stab
bing, the latter with long and straight
blade. To Caffre this weapon is liter
ally the staff of life. With it nc kills
his enemy and his game, slaughters
and cuts up his cattle, trains their
horns, shaves his own and his neigh
boris head, does his carpentery and
furriery, and countless other jobs OF
various sorts. In its original form, the
assagai was essentially missile, but
the renowned Clarke, among other
military reforms, converted it into a
shorter and heavier stabbing spear, un-
At for throwing, and only to bc used at
close quarters. The shaft, with an
average length of nearly five feet, ana
diameter equal to n mans little finger,
is cut from tho assagai tree, which IS
not unlike mahogany. The wood ~
brittle, vet elastic, the latter quality
giving the spear that peculiar vibrato.
rv motion on which its accuracy OF
fiiobt go much depends. On account
of the brittleness, a novice will break
manv shafts before he learns to throw
his assagai scientifically. 1naptly cast,
the shaft, as soon as 1t reaches the
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-07-25

ground, is liable TO whip forward and
break OF short above the blade. Tho
assagat heads arc generally blade
shaped; some consist Of mere spike,
and a few are barbed. When the first
shape Is adopted, whether with or
without the barb, there Is Invariably Q
Eatsed ridge along the center of the
blade, which Ia concave on one side
and convex on the other. The reasons
assigned for this peculiarity OF form
are that this blade acts like tho lcath-
ers Of an arrow, and that, as tho heads
arc always madc OF sots iron, they can
bc moro easily sharpened when blunt
ed by use.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-07-25
QUICK WIT WINS.
utica Obsorvcr.l

Years ago, Into q wholesale grocery
store In Boston walked II tall, Inuscu-
lar man, evidently Il fresh conner from
some backWoOds town in Maine or
New Hampshire. AccostiDg the first
person he met, who happened to 10
tho merchant himself, he said:
"You don't want to hire II man In
your store, do yOu?"
"Well," said tho merchant, 81 don't
know; what can you do?'
"Do?" said tho man; "rather guess
/ can turn my hand to almost any
thing; what do you want done ?"
would bo ono that could lift well--a
strong, wiry fellow one, for Instance,
that could shoulder a sack of coffee like
that yontlcr, and carry it across the
floor and never lay it down."
'sThere now, Capting," said tho
countryman, "that's just me. l can
lift anything / hitch to; you can't
suit me better. What will you give a
man that will suit you?''
"I'n tell you," said the merchant
elf you will shoulder that sack oil cOilce
aud carry 1t across the storc twice and
never lay 1t down, Will hiro you
year at 800 per month";"
uDone," said the stranger, ana ny
this time every clerk in the store had
gathered around and were waiting to
ioin In the laugh against tho man, who,
walking up to tho sack, threw 1t across
his shoulder witt, perfect ease, although
extremely heavy, and, walking with
| Il twice across the store, went quietly
to a largo hook which was fastened to
the wall, and hanging II up, turned to
the merchant and said !:
"There, now, it nny hang there till
doomsday; shall never lay it down.
What shall go about, mister? just
give me plenty to do aud 800 month
and it's all right" ~.
The clerks broke into II laugh, and
the merchant, discomfittcd, yet satis-
fed, kept his agreements and today
the green countryman Is tho senior
partner in tho firm and IS worth
million dollars.
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NAPOLEON v. THAT MAY BE.
TLOndon WOrlu,1


The Princess Mathilde, sister of
Prince Napoleon, shares to tho full one
strong opinion of her party-she has
no faith in her brother, but on the
other hand shc has all faith in her
brothers son. Prince Victor, a boy of
seventeen, is in her eyes tho ideal cam
didate, n far better one than poor
Prince Louis, whom she, in common
with many other ladies of her age,
thoughts a little too good to live. Victor
is a true Napoleon in looks, in charac-
ter, and in q certain fiery inpotuosity
of temper which marks all tho pure
bloodcd of the race. Since tho virtual
separation OF their father and mother,
the aunt has looked after both boys.
They live with their tutor on the other
side of Paris, near the College Charlie
magnc, which they attend, but they
pass most of their time with Princess
Mathildc. When they aro not at the
Rue dc In Cerisaie they arc at the Rue
dc Berri. The Princess is the more
boy of her own.
She Is wont to express delighted
apprehension OF his spirit, and to i'm
plorc mild M. Blanchct, his tutor, to
keep an eye on him day and night.
Down to the beginning of the week
this was no moro than an aunt's care
for pct of q nephew; now it is the
concern of a princess for a possible heir
to throne. Beyond tho immediate
encourage of the Princess absolutely
nothing was known Of this lad and it
is still not too late in the day to tell all
whom it may concern that he is rather
tall, handsome, straight as a dart, dark
in hair, check and eye, and in temper
and temperament q true Corsican-
Italian. He is his mothers son. He
has her full lips, but the Napoleonic
alliance has saved him from having
the nose of the House Of Savoy. His
features are regular; the hair is trained
over the brow and cropped, but rather
short to be quite in the prevailing
boyish style. He has all the qualifica
tions of popular candidate in thi.
woman-ruled country, including s
touch of wildness. The importance 0
his connections gives him a decided
advantage over his unfortunate cousin
11c is of the best blood in Europe b.,
his mothers side.
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DEAF PEOPLES TROUBLES.
rNew York Tincs.1


One of tho sattlest features of exces-
sive deafness is tho unhappy mental
effect 1t is apt to leave OH those troubled
with 1t. So frequently Is this the case
that 1t has been said that persons Of
morbid dispositions arc peculiarly liza
BILE to this way of looking at tho mat
ter, cause and effect arc transposed. II
Is certain that persons of cheerful dis
positions have been apparently trans
formed into something wholly differ
ent from their former selves by being
deprived of the ordinary powers OF
hearing.
This change Is not dihicult to under
stand when one takes Into account the
many trials and deprivatlons a person
whose hearing Is greatly impaired Ia
called upon to boar. Ho Ia outWarlly
In no way different from othcr people,
and unless hc has with him atall times
some ugly symbol of his infirmtty,
like an car trumpet, strangers cannot
know and friends are likely to forget
that ho Is wanting In one Of the most
used powers of sense. OF course, when
something IL said to him which hc
docs not understand, In consequence Of
the light Careless way In which tho
sounds arc lost to him In tho jarring
hum of general conversation, 1t Is
easy to explain ones helplessncss and
ask to have a question or statement
repeated. Hut to bo thus porpetually
acknowledging ones weakness il OK
ceedingly distasteful to most persons;
tho more so AS tho confession rarely
brings with 1t any satisfactory returns.
The prevailing belief OF those who
have not associated much with deaf
people Is that to mako them hear 1t Is
only necessary to raise the voice. This,
In most instances, IL complete mis-
take. Few men, and still fewer Wo-
men, who are not professional v0calfsts,
speak plainly when they speak with a
loud voice, and hence 1t often happens
that the victim of their kind efforts Is
In no way assisted in the task of un-
Outstanding them, while all those who
d may he near are made aware Of his
misfortune.
Tho proper way Is to speak slowly
and distinctly, for with tho deaf the
recognition Of volume of sound exists,
just as q near-sighted man has a per-
ception of an object, only in ono case
as In the other, tho outlines and divi-
sfons are uncertain and confused. AS
this Is rarely understood, those who
arc troubled with deafness soon find
that attempts at general social inter
course bring with them more discOm-
dturo than pleasure, and tho natural
result Is to force tho sufferer into II
kind of mental isolation.
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DontlstRy.

DR. s. L. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
- effers his pro ofessional services to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience OF fourteen
years in the practice, he feels confident OF
giving satisfaction in all branches Of his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work.
Office at residence on ackson street, near
the Female Academy, Monroe, La.
v7-nar1e:1Y