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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

A Please don't fail 70 send Us the
possags or yoa- paper # you live
OF q Giles countY-as the ra1e
Ct 20 esaEs 4 year.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

T7bis space belongs 10 Mrs. l.
GR4H4M- Ici50 EiLJ FgoPe7h
Gs es1s es5T-Sy dry her Millinery
E.ssa6JisbR1e4Es 5Et the blEiIsL-
ing GdjoSaiIsG WiIIsiliP's je1C-
eEry store, F-sBssIiss5ag there
until her isezC house s1OsC be-
ing built - completed
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
4 WEEKLY REVIEW
Devoted 20 the interest Of Farmers and
HOusekeepers. and the People
generally.

(CGrreeted Weekly
OJfcg or W r. CRAIG q Co..
April = 1880
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
SCHEDULE

G.6D- &c s-E- E., Decatur Divis'n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour-aioics family, psr bni, 80 70.
Meal sacizsd 55G160c- Inboisad %
Curr-saGfad indspot 52a-
- " heaS--K T0GlI-2Z
Oasz-sacizsd and IN depot AZ asia.
PROVISIONS
LArCf-Iu Eierces. country, 81
LIVE STOCK
Cattle Extra shipping 81 as 5zc; Lafhr-
IT, I01I 10 Hogs 3.50@4.90. 5hesp- ~ a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
Magnificent W0Ich
F OR SO 6 o.!

~ - 49, ~ "
t'HE most Deautiful Cheap Watch whic, the
4 Science AMI pauper labor az Essops has
Fser produced is the lannon's ''GISEVA GEu
'0LUEN CnEoNuMETER II il rot gold
or heavy gold plate a. n. Y dealers clnin,
A to tee but IS such an exact Imitation that no
one but an expert cnn distinguish II from the
iurest metal, except 10y chemical test. They
ne stamped rs NJ will not tarnish under
TWO terts the movement is at The latest STYLE
OF tire e,er'.s' scc,,ract ard erch aud ev,ry
pa chaser receives our written gun t,n'tc tha,
hrN "l'i i'bIalu IN Le lcJi order with fair
sare Tor two Years Thev nrc usei Cxieisiv .
" on tsiiiu' ds aud stern huats where accurate
me ~ required. For al practical putrasos
he, are IL eTery way equal 10 n solid Cola
Watch cOsiiug Sl5J Zone hundred and 6f,y
dcliars.l
These VT hes a,e now being sold II Sic
each Ia ! and arc qr,te sacrifice nj lhlt
mice. fou have dOub,less sce1 them Ire, tis-
cd In promincnt papers NJ ih,, Il cure
Bs 3 ecal arrangements we ore noy closiac
1ht large stock Gt.rrice3 Ist Sp!ficienl To pay
5ap,rl ia les, fri th', etc
5>S- For ONLY - G1 We viii mail en-, q, r
hose Genuile "GENEY> GGa WATCHES
10 any address in The u 5 This includes e
lardscre exact imitation sold chsin Of rob5,
sfitsin Ladies styles GEM" Watches. vet,
beIut'ful w;:h tasty liuktd neck chain ~ : M.
friccs. Two watches ard chains Tor S. r.
nriher discount no matter los nisu, you q, /.
ier Sent g o. y if desired and 81 is sens
90 inquire express chrrges.
\ u AFTER this stock is exhausted We csy
rot iuTnisn The SANE wl;ches los lis. ih,,u SI2
an: rs iie stock vi be closed out very soon
sou should lose ~ iiucr in s-crgi,C oie
"a send my Albania c,iend tn our m q in
examine The watches i y,u desire Adhes
MICHAEL " 90,
Sole southern igehs
ATLANJt. ga.
70 This ifa rare o!porian f5r Jewellers
and Spectators.
(D'n't iaiI 10 men ion this paper hsa or
HNi"g.l lnr. - 1890. In
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
sAmFoRD's RADICAL cure

MAJ sefey claim to be one ofthe few popular rensc-
Who. ~ sissse the sPProys
sons ss families IN any or the prepare
~ 1senhy prcscriocd by physctans.
.thSc Gu are aid dis,nguis city physician
sucn that cannot publicly rccorc nd or prcscribe the
taacai received ri,sch feficf nom
tne gsc OF myself. after fiororyr trial OF Tho usuaI
fcedfes have privately advised It, usc and prcsumo
ny paticnss for H.. - ~ Wv ~ We
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

To Tell falschooi is like The cut of
"a sabre; for though the wound may
heal, the scar Of il viii remain.
. A thousand thing. arc .~ell forgot,
Tor peace aa'i qIic,ness sake.
A word spoken pleasantly is n large
spot Of sunshine OIL u sad heat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

On Monday right Of last week. al,ou,
= o'clock, a party of tu.ive' or fif,ccn
Red Mea ro6e Into Cottage. lille, jack.
son count ~. andsoDe OF them called DIR.
Jacob LaIlsnce oct Of the store OF McCoy
q Douglas, telling him that 10 was
wanted nj his Office. The Doctor vent
on. anil was surrounded by tho squad
sho took him about hundred yards
town the creek. where they trussed him
up to tree aud gave him fcw bl1es.
lie was not tied up. but simply hell up
20 the tree BY the arms while ltcpunisl,.
mcnt was administered. lie vas also
warned 10 "sober UP and stop abusin.
his family" A Justice Of the Peace,
Mr.. John Dunlap walked. up TO tho
squad. to inquire into the proceeding.
bat was seized by two of the men while
a third presented a revolver a, his head
and warned him not To interfere. lie
was taken down to the creek with La!.
lance. but vas Offered no violence.
After whipping the Doctor, the mob
returned To C0ttagc.i!,c. and eating
upon Mr.. John Pickens. warmed him
also.
Shortly after several other citizens
received notes OF warning feum the SAME
mob. threatening them with violence.
Barhhuaaoa Banner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
Letter from Washington.
wAsn,xeroN, Jan. 10, 1889.

"-i~HoAt-N, Jan. ~ 'ooJs
MR. HAHrER The general demand
among Congressmcn OF both parties is
now for short session. Only spoilsmen
wish 10 set here after May.
tits understood that Secretary Schurz
has lost all hope of securing the nurtler-
ers by means OF giving '.taffy" To peace
full members OF the tribes. The friendly
chiefs now here unite with Gen. Adams,
the Secretary's trusted agent in saying
that the guilty Indians will not be SUR
rendered excep. to force. Now let Sec.
rotary Schurz give up mission he has
demonstrated his nnftness for, withdraw
his demand upon Observation-Disclosures that
he should have full charge Of the affair,
and allow Mr.. Hayes to-enploy suitable
agencies for the capture and punishment
of the guilty Utos.
1t is now likely that that officill known
as the Governments Printer" will be u.
polished, lna "Public Printer b. clec-
ted by the Senate. But in order to make
the Printing OF Government Documents
more economical than it Is ut present
Congress must make regulations of u
| stringent character ana provide safe.
guards appropriate 60 tao cno;m re.
sponsii ility OF the person to lie elected
| y simple change Of the head Of the Of
fee will 90 little good
| There seems to me no chance for the
Fusion party il Maine to sustain Is
legislature and Governor aud council.
Those bodies may For time have a pre-
carious existence but the whole genius
Of New England society fo:bils the ex-
ercisc Of power or u resort to force a.
gains. any decision of the Courts. The
/ opposition to Senator Blaine and his
Republican party III Maine must 90 to
the polls. This is not only their policy,
but, under the circIMjtances, their duty.
However III Agreeable il may be, do
net dCuLt they VII ID il. Tho result is
against the national interests of the
State, which have suffered for years at
the haadS CT tn radicals The result
has been brought about, too, olly by a
stretch Of authority on the 2prt OF the
State Lig' est Court which will excite all
amazemcnt wien the facts are calmly
examined hereafter.
Hon. Ftrnan,iA Wood has two r,pata.
tons as u CougressmtG-on indicating
tiat he is q model Democrat on qucs.
tons concerning the tariff and is excel.
lcntly well informed as TO cur finances,
and the other rs the best dinner giver
III either House. He is fast convincing
every body that his three and one half
per cent rcfunding tond can be noa.cl.
Indeed tic Mays and means Committee
q the Hor c, al Gf>t opposed to such a
bond, tie q uhlful, has y Ided to the
Argument Of Mr.. Wood AMI nov favor
1t. If Mr. Wood should succeed H. this
matter tho victory would be quite an TN
precedentcd one as il would be that Of
a single individual. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

sircc aiscsse hss eetaed xscrc sa!ssrfuc % haS
snSS W. bfeettrs nc 0f tbs tuition than
~ ~ mr. ne 49, q ss g taste .sht ks.r.
OF tons nraccc The poison
{ossc aIs brsak5 CO tie .ci rcsu<s Of
5000 bat lsss pnarrstood ~ Fhyst-
81 Il ~, tasss ,,s I'm hav. bore Dc !se!sd
eSpyist ~ ss,ssnsns is tsnsies
eesens AZ .. Al tso hsncs as cnec eoc,.
Hs s sdspssd % pr asnford In shs q
H.w ~ ~, Has Ven i-y hearty APPROVAL ~
sssy nkciy to saeeced Ehcn Az the ssgai remedies
{he aedtstd 6ic1d. vhns scsis sSs siesrstci Nm
~ arest application to the nasal pssogcs tt
sEuon ~ oseed on certain Fixed fueS aud uless the
LOTS are too .r exhausted. must. 10 the greas
GEO. BEARD. ~. d.
N0sscorT BtccI. So. raAx,xeuan Oct. l. w5i.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Commissioner L. Due IS preparing
some e,timatcs 10 be submitted % Con
gress with recommendation for tho cs-
tablishment Of an experimental ten farm
TO be located probably in South Carolinr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN.-wc have scid sAxroaps RADICAL
a.. xenh lot nsary ono year. and can say csndidy
We never soa preparation that gnvc such
piaiptyct. ~
We are not n tho habit ct recommending patent
mcuciness out your preparation nieets the wants OF
thousands and VIC think hosc aiictcd should be con.
nceo OF s great merit 50 thntthcr auderin0 will be
rene,ed VIC have been IN the drug business for the
past Twelve years nry end soil everything
Catarr but yours leads all me rect III you sec proper
ISe y ns ,eer CT Say part sns, you Yah
wholesaic and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books ana
stationery, Washington, lad. Feb. 3. ISIS
zach package contains Dr.. scafords improved ruhst
nE ,ups and n, dlrvctiors for In nil Price
Snv. rcr sac oy AT WHOLESALE and retail druggists
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents Gnd Whoiessio
Dfuggists Boston. Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

The Cumberland Times learns there
was conven ion of ladies' held in this
city one afternoon OF this week for the
purpose Of selecting escorts toa Leap
Year Party" and the proceedings were
as amusing and interesting OF those Of
a political convention.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
What Was paid for Illinois.

The Chicago Tribune prints an Old
document Of considerable historic in
tcrest. IL is decd Of conveyance Of
land bearing date July 20, 1873. The
parties Of the first part in the transac.
lion are ten Indian chiefs OF tic differ.
ent tribes of the Illinois nations O.
Indians, repre- cn,ing all of them, and
the rarties OF the second part are %
White men Of Philadelphia AMI Pitts.
burgh, Penn, and Londoa, England.
The premises conveyed by the Indians
to these wEite men are two several
tracts of land. viz: FIRST, the tract of
now commonly known as Southern Lii
nois, and second, the remainder or the
State TO the northern border, an! Il
portion of Southern Wisconsin. The
cOnsidcrai,n for this immense tract Of
lanl, including The whclc Of the 5 a.c OF
Illinois and good part Of Wisconsin.
is t.ius expressed in tie dceG Two
hundred and SIXTY s'rouds. 25) blank.
cts. $50 sairts, ~ pairs Of stroud and
half.ihick stockings, 80 stroud hFco ch
CLOTHS, 800 pounds Of aunpowdcr. 1000
pounds Of lead, cne gross of knives so
pounds Of vermilion, 2.00j runti' n;s,
200 pounds Of htass kettles. 300 pounds
OF tobacco, 3 dozen gilt !ooking-gl asses,
| gross of fire .steels. l6 dozens Of e ,r-
tcling, 10000 pounds of -four, 500 hush
els Of Indian corn, ~ horses. II horn
cattle. 20 bushels of salt, ma - guns.
the receipt whereof we do hcreby ac-
knowledge" These articles having
been paid and delivered in fell coun-
Gill; the dee,twas signed and executed
before French notary public a, Kas-
kaskia Village.
DO You TAKE Your CouXTY PA
PER.-Thc Springfield Re- 9d tolls The
following as an illustration Of The i'm
portance Of every man taking lis county
newspaper:
One Of our Oldest anil most highly re.
spcctcd patrons. tol us. a few days ago
tHat one issue OF the Record saYed hin
fifty dollars. We know OF another man
in our county who lost nearly bundled
by not taking il, and just IA soon "a his
attorney asked him don't you take your
county paper?' Inc re ,iizsd it's worth
ana nckEow Iedccd in tic attorneys
presence that had he been o patron nc
would have obtained information which
would hive saved bin Tie above amount.
lie marched direct 10 tho Office, aad
said from hencefJrtI I shall take your
valuable paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Eighty persons were killed by q coll
liery accident IN England on the 2lst
instant.
The slavery abolition bill was passed
by the Spanish Chamber Of Deputies on
Wednesday last.
series Of earthquakes occurred in
Salvador. Central America, December
p, and 10 is feared great destruction Ct
I property las resulted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

ANNCNlTioN FoH THE UrEs. The
sheriff Of Carbon county, Wyoming. dis.
covered few days ago seventy-fyc as..
ca loaded with ammunition going sou,l.
IL is supposed from Utah FOR tho Ute
Indians. Troops have been sent out to
scout for them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Tie mounted men who captured the
co'orcd man Jordon st C!carspring
Md. who had olopod with y white girl
from Markham station, Fauluier coun-
", Va, passed through Winchester Fri
day. The negro shouted out that he
wouli go no farther without consulting
n lawyer. This attracted crowd, and
a constable stopped the captors. One
of the mouated party was sworn in rs
special constable and the party went on
their way. Miss Cordcr the young wo-
man who cloped, was LEFT in MARYLAND
to be sent lone by rail. The girl was
OF weak intellect.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

GREAT ACCUNULATIoN or GRAIN.-
There is said TO 10 thirty,ii We million
bushels Of grain in the city of New
York awaiting shipment. while there are
nearly nine hundred vessels OF various
kind" in port. bus nobody appears 70 be
fea " to ship q cargo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
SUBSCRIBE
UHee1iRG Mte1iiGcRcer,
DAILY EDirl)N.
WEEKLY EDITION.
Great Reduction in Cub Rates.
Single Copy. One Year, 81 80

Great Reduction in Cub Rates.
Single Copy, One Year, 81 80
Clubs Of Fonr, 81 % eich with al extra CO.'S
Of The Weekly 70 Club Agent
Clubs Gi Ten. ;, On each, with an extra copy
Of the Wcekls TO Cob Agent
Premium Papers seat - rny adltess Club
Agents may desire II is not necessary ,ht a'l
nfmcs should be sen, ~ one tidie, or that ihey
should be from oge P,sioIH &c
From any Of ibe foregoing rates. club agents
may, !: they prefer Cash Commissions rather
Than the extra pfIer codfct ten I er cent, Rud
remit us the balance
The "WUkly !. teiligsncer" IN ia en- lHrgtd
fJfm, contains more reading mntt1r than Gny
paper published Ia est EiTginit.
The 'Irtelli1 viii continue 10 he tie
70; eGo.t paper q ihe state iu III mttiers that
pertain w the pGbl;ci ti3n Of q earliest and
.ulissi ncws G tie day 10 Tie Intelligent dis
custom % all questions Of business po.ities aud
Gnnnce, TO tie Cuct ufas emebt uf piatulacfute
ana agriculture aud % Tie ipsttaciiou and ~
fnUstmcst Of ali classes OF readers. b-lh old
and Young, ~ the pubiicstiOu Of the ctOcsst
original and selected iiitfary matters lis mar
ket reports ore foil NGd complete. enibr,. ing
all the iniofnaiiou Which farmers require fir
the Intelligent TRANSACTION Of business both as
b1yefs and seilis. Specimen ccpies sent bee
Eemiijen@ta may Re made either be DRAFT.
express, rust on q Ter or IN repistc I'd letter
~ orr TisS. Address.
FREW 6 CAMPBELL.
Publishers INTEL gerce~.
WHEELING, W. w.
Jan s. 1880 I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Norristown Herald: a Greenbacl<
organ asks: us our party lOaded?'
10 must have been loaded az one time.
It seems to have gone somewhere
-iEthout making any report.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
LATEsr--TuE NEGRO uUyq.

LYNCH LAW IN VMGlNIA.-A core.
spomdent OF the Baltimore San. WRITING
from Warrenton, Va, under date of tho
l9th inst, says: Arthur jordan. color.
ed man, who was placed in jail here few
days ago. charged with the seduction
and abduction Of Elvra, white Girl.
the daughter Of Mr.. Nathan Corder liv.
ing near Markham Station. Faunuier
county, was taken b. u mob from The
jail on Monday morning. between the
hours Of and o'clock. and hung. -
The mob numbered from 40 TO co. and
gained access 10 the jail by making
Horace Patte. the jailor, believe theg
wished 10 commit prisoner. On tho
jailer opening the door two men pushed
in q prisoner, who seemed TO be n black
man. The jai'er5 suspiciohs being a.
reused he fed to his room. bu, was fol-
loved and made to surrender the KEYS
Of JOrdan's cell Jordan's hands were
tied behind him, gag put in Isis mouth.
and rope placed around his neck. lie
was then dragged 70 tEe cemeterG. ~
bout two hundred Yards from tic i'll.
aud hnng % q locust tree The .4eu-
clans think hc died ui slrJngulatiou DE.
Tore ne was hung ON The tree. Jufjsn
had lived with Nathan COrdcr rir tyo
years. Miss Carltr. his victim. xas n
half-witlcd girl. bat rather attractive in
personal appearance Wh.le On, prou'c
Of sNaretton and vicinity recognize
IN tho deed n just determination that
any attempt IN contaminate the Anglo
Saxon shall bc treated with severe rem
cdics. yet 10 is universally regretted
tina, this tragedy should have occurred
IN community with % fair name for
Observance Of law and order "a ours.
The coroucr's jury returned their yer.
dict thot Jordan came 10 his death at
the hands Of parties unknown, except
ono Johnny Bail. whom Anthony smith
n co'ored prisoner in Jail. claims 20
have recognized. But little crcdcncc
is attached 10 Smiths declaration, ne he
carly this morning, stated TO several
parties TINT he did not know any OF the
men who entered the jail. Tho men
composing the mob arc supposed TO
have come from the neighborhood
7herc Mr.. Corder resides, about 25
miles from WaFrenton, ami no one here
even anticipated any such action.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
Tho Stomach is Strenctl,snoa

The liver regulated, the bowels ma, 1, 49,,
otder, the blood enriched ani pa,i6,l 1870
nervous system rendered tranquil aud sSso.1 'aS
by this in,s,imablc family tnt lieipe ned ~
guard against disease. which IL. r,o,to,o.
most -ei,'ab'e md Elective sppeiirs- ga :
coidial peculiarly adapted to the wnnis az 49,
aged anu iGhrni. "'
Tor sale by all Drusg's's and Dra'cr, GEM.
r"'s' lJar. o, 1879
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Jauu'ry o 1880 I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
ELECTRICITY
BALSAR9 And PINE.
TWO In ONE.

Thus combined We have two grand medical sre,t. q.
9ccn OIL which performs It's function and nnitedy
proauces more cures than any lniment lotion wash
or pns,er ever before compounded In the history {
medicine. Try one. PErcR. y CENTS. "
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Sold By all Wholesale and Retail Druggists through
out the United States and Canadas aud 6y WEEEtG
POTTER. ProprictoEs. Boston, Mass
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-01-29
Estivation.

It is curious that some creatures
which allied to the nevis become
torpid. not by cold but by heat, ,and
pass into n legarthic state, which
we will call astivation for want oil
better word. These creatures are
called by the nan of Lepidosiren,
popularity known as mud fishes,
aud are found on the the muddy
banks of certain African rivers, the
Gambia being the best known. Du
ring the fierce heats of an equato
rial summer. the water are dried
by lhe sun, and the mud baked
into brick-like hardness, so that
the lepidosirens, which live chiefly
oD fish, would die fol want Of food.
But as s. on as the summer beats
begin the lepldositens bore deeply
into the mud, double thems Ives
up, and pass into a state of letha,-
gy exactly parallel to that of hiber-
mating apimais. AS in hibernatinn,
they require neither to Breathe or
to eat, and remain in their cells
safe from all foes until the rainy
season returns aud converts their
b 'iek-like homes into mud. / have
had many specimens of Rs,ivated
lepidosirens and have always found
them 10 the same position, not coil.
ed but doubled up. with the tail part
ly under the head.-.Rer.J. q Wood.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-01-29
Cheerful Women.

In marrying, men should seek
happy women. They make terri
bio mistake when they marry for
beauty, or for talent, or for style :;
the sweetest wives are those who
possess the magic secret Of being
happy under any and every circum
stance. Rich or poor, high or low,
1T makes no difference, the bright,
little fountain of JOY bubbles mp
just as mnsically y in their hearts,
Nothing ever goes wrong with
them trouble is too serious for
them 'to make the best of it,"
Was ever the stream of calamity so
dark and deep that the sunlight nt
happy face falling across its turbid
tide would not awake an ans weriny
CLEAN : Why, then, joyons-tcm-
pered people don't know half the
good they do. No matter how
cross and grabbed You feel, no mat
ter if your brain is full of mcdita-
tioas on "atfiicting dispensaticn,"
and your stomach with medicines.
pills and tonics: just set one of
those cheery little women talking
to You, and we arc not afraid to
wager anything she can cure You
The long drawn line about the
mouth will relaX--the cloud of set
tied gloom will vanish, nobody
knows where, and the first vou
know you will be laughing! All,
what blessings are thcst happy wo-
men How often their little hands
guide the ponderous machinery Of
life, with almost an invisible touch !.
How we lock forward through the
weary day to their tireside smiles {.
No one knows, no one ever will
know, until the day OF judgement
reveals, how much we owe to these
helpful, hopeful, accomplishing
happy women
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-01-29
About Horse Power.

Horse power ia unit of power,
estahli-Een by James Watt to be
equivalent to force of $4,000 lbs,
acting with velocity OF one foot
per minnie, which is the same as u
force of $50 pounds, acting with u
velocity of one foot per second.
That is to say, one-horse power is
to $50 foot pounds OF power or eff
fects, or l. man power or fifty ef-
fects each. The product of any
force in pounds and its velocity in
Feet per second, divided 10y $50
gives the horse power in operation.
In Watts rule for horse power is,
giveo a velocity of only one loot
per minute, which is equal to OF
or one-iftG of an inch per second
about the velocity of II snail. The
force corresponding to this velocity
is 5000 pounds, or about fifteen
tons, which is too large for clear
conception of its magnitude. aud n
horse can never pull with such
force. A horse can pull $50 pounds
with velocity of one foot per Sec
ond, which is the most natural ex-
preston for horse power.