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Order of Publication

! WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held iu the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of Preston County. on
the first Monday of July, 1882
FAIRFAX 81 MARTIN
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,Jno. Barton Payne, Attorney eoI Plant.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
MEN AND DOGS,
How the Intelligent Colies Go in
Search OF the Stray Ones OF the
Fold

How the Intelligent Collies Go in
Search OF the Stray Ones Of the
Fold.
Colorado Letter Of bio Lewis.
The best of these shepherd dors
are worth 5000, or even more.
One herder, whom we met at Cold
Spring ranch, showed us a very pret.
ty one that he said lie would not
sell for $500 She had at that time
four Young puppies. The night we
arrived we visited his camp and
were greatly interested in the lit.
tie mother aud her nursing babies.
Amid those wild, vast mountains, this
little nest of mOtherly devotion and
baby trust was very beautiful. While
we were examining, the assistant herd.
er came to say that there were more
than twenty sheep missing. Two male
dogs, both larger than the little mother,
were standing about, with their hands
in their breeahes, doing nothing. But
the herder said neither Tom nor Dick
would find them. Flora must go. 1t
was ueged by the assistant that her
foot was sore, she had been hard at
work all day, was nearly worn out and
must suckle herpuppies. The boss ip.
sisted that she must go. The sun was
setting. There was no time to lose.
Flora was called and told to hunt for
lost sheep, while her master pointed TO
a great forest, through the edge of
which they had passed on their way
up She raised her head, very 10th to
leave her babies. The boss called
sharply to her. She rose, losking tired
and low spirited, with head and tail
down, and trottel off toward the forest.
| said:
"That is too bad"
"Oh, she'll be right back. She's
lightning on stray sheep"
The next morning | went over to
learn whether Flora found the strays
While we were speaking the sheep
were returning, driven by the little
dog who did not raise her head or
wag her tail even when spoken to, but
crawled to her puppies and lay down
by them, offering the little empty
breasts. She had been out all night.
and, while her hungry babies were
tugging away, fell asleep. have npv.
er seen anything so touching. So far
as am concerned, "ihere was not A
dry eye in the house"
How often that scene comes back to
me-the vast, gloomy forest and that
little creature, with her sore feet aud
her heart crying for her Labies, limp.
ing and creeping about in the wild
canons all through the long, dark hours
finding and gathering in the lost sheep.
| wonder if any preacher of the gos-
pei ever searched for lost sheep under
circumstances so hard and with such
painful sacri6cesp But, then, we must
not expect too much of men. 1t is the
dog that stands for fidelity and sacri-
flee. The best part of man is the dog
that is in him
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

N. Y. Herald
1t is related of a Connecticut woman
whose husband died a short time ago
that instead of lounging and languish.
ing about until some one asked her to
marry again, she plainly announced
that she wanted new husband, and
she named the price that she was ready
TO pay for Il satisfactory article.
or course there were plenty of ap.
plicants, and at least one of them met
the widows views, for there was a
wedding that very day. There is notl.
ing romantic about this sort of match
making, but on the other hand there is
no nonsense about it. Intead of lis
tenlng to a story so tender and ardent
that she could not have the heart 10
question the suitol's fitness for the
place to which he aspred, the widow
adopted method that enabled her To
talk sense before marriage and Learn
what promise there would be of sent.
ment afterward, She did not consume
a number of the best years of her life
IN wishing that one or another man
would propose, but ascertained, like a
sensible woman who was really in the
market, and made her choice from
those that were available. Sentiment.
alists may sneeringly say that the man
married for money, but will they men.
tion any other man who failed TO do
likewise when he had the chance ?
The widow and her new husband be.
gan life with distinct understanding
and without having had any lovers
quarrelsi let sentimental couples who
criticise them show u better beginning
If they can.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
FOREIGN.

AT Ami ertsburg, Ont, burglars took
silks valued at 1900 from the store Of A.
He1dy and obtained valuables from sey.
eral other buildings. They then stole a
team woltl Sl0Ol and drove to Windsor
where they crossed to Detroit.
The czar has signed n ukase. in accord
ance with which tke payments by meas
ants on account of lands they received al
the time ot their emancipation will be re-
duced by l2,'OO,OOO rOubles per year.
The pope declined to ill up certain
blanks for the census, but member Of
his household stated that five hundred ppr
sons reside In tho Vatican, ope-third OF
whom are females.
A number Of liAes, some gun cotton
powder an! dynamite were found by tn,
police In Cork, Ireland, buried in an out
of the way place.
The Mexican government again prom
lses TO take active measures to suppreg,
the noble red man on the northern border
The Mount Allison male academy, A,
Sackvllle, n. b, was destroyed by fire, The
loss being s2S,O0O.
The sultan has commissioned numbe,
OF German officers TO reorganize his fOrcC
Of gendarmes.
Gladstone has again remitted 6per cen
OF the rental on his HowaTden estate.
Three missionaries were murdered nj
Chod0mes, town in Africa.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

70 IS Of the territory are chasing the red
ms, who are believed to number 20N,
under the leadership of Mana.
Vessels Of eleven nationalities divided
among themselves about SS0JO,000 in grain
freight from New York last year, but not
one cent of this amount went TO an Amer
lean ship.
Sibley, Dudley & Co., one of the Oldest
established wholesale grocery houses in
Chicago. have suspended. The firm place
their assets at S2i5,0OO, liabilities S225 900
Ice ten inches thick is being cut on
Spring lake, near Palmyra, Wis, and
taken to Milwaukee by rail. There are
SIX inches OF good Ice on Sturgeon bay.
Peter Markins, of Washington county
Ark, died at the age Of Ill years. He
was born in Georgetown, d. C., In l77O.
Smallpox is reported at sixty.one points
in Illinois, and from seventeen out of the
eighteen Mississippi river counties.
The prevalence Of smallpox at Port Jer.
Wis, y. D., caused the closing OF all the
churches by the board of health.
The Exposition building at Atlanta was
sold for 5000, ,0O0 and will be metamor
phosed into a cotton factory.
Caroline Ritchings Bernard, the song
stress, is critically i'll with smallpox al
her home in Richmond, Va.
The Western Nail association advanced
the price of nails fifteen cents per keg.
Smallpox has created panic among
the inhabitants of Mather, Wis.
Mrs Laura Kendrick, the radical reform
lecturer, died at Boston.
Smallpox IS on the increase in Cincin
natl
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
CASUAL,

IRAN containing many members of
the New York legislature was trlcscbppd
at Spuytcn DuyNil, on the hudson river
road, and lhc two Wagner cars wreck ed
and burned. Seven persons are thought
to BE- bSrned in tn wreck, among others
Senator Wagner.
On the virginia avenue crossing, at In
dianapoliS, a Wapa'h freiIh. train crashed
into street car. A Sister of Providence
was kille', and Dr. James II. BOzel Ind
both ieet badly crushed. The ear driver
was arrested for criminal neglig, nee
A FIRE in Denver DESTROYED the Uallock
block, in the center Of the business nor.
tiOn of the city. Unr fireman was killed
by falling walls. The total loss is S25 OOO
The extensive ppt-miil of the Crane
Brothers Manufacturing company, on
Judd street, Chicago valued at SIS COO
was totally destroyed by IRE.
The sealing steamer Lion, with all its
crew and number Of passengers, was
lost of the coast Of NewfOun land.
joseph POsey and his two daughters
were burned TO death in their dwelling at
Cloquett MINI. ~
Rushville, ILL.,, suffered $4,000 fire, and
Mendoza followed salt with one amount
ing to $4,000.
The business portion Of Galveston.
$4,000. " 1883 VI
The Westminster Presbyterian church
AZ Baltimore was damaged $50 600 by fire.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
No Boon that Science has Conferred

Has been fraught with greater blesSin S
than that which has accrued to tho nhab-
rants of malaria ridden portions of the
United States and the Tropics from the use
Of Hostetter's Stomach Btters. The ex.
periencc of many years has but too clear
ly demonstrated the inrfficirncy of quinine
and other drugs to cifcctually combat the
progress Of intermittent, congo tive and
biliru remltent fevers, while on the other
hand, it has been no less clearly shown,
that the use of the Bitters, a medicine con.
genial to the frailest constitution, and de-
rived from purely botanic sources. affords
a reliable safeguard against malarial dis.
eases, and arrests it when developed. For
disorders OF the stomach, liver and bowels,
for general debility and renal inactivity,
it Is also most efficient remedy. Appetite
and sleep are improved by 1t, it cXpels
rheumatic humOrs from the blood and en-.
riches circulation impoverished by NAL
assimilation.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
a Boys Composition on Fall.

Cincinnati Saturday Night
Here is boys composition on fall:
This is fall, because it falls on this
season of the year. Leaves fall, too,
as well as thermometers and the price
of straw hats. Old topers, who sign
the pledge in summer, are liable to fall
when a fall cider.makng opens, for
straws show which way the cider
goes. Husking corn is one of the
pleasures of fall, but pleasure isn't
good for boys, | don't think. Old men
want a little fun; let them husk. A
husky old man can go through a good
deal of corn, sometimes. Digging ta-
tiers is another of our fall amusements.
The way l like TO dig taters is to wait
until they are baked nicely, and then
dig them out of their SKINS. Most
winter schools are open in the fall.
The best winter school / ever went to
didn't open until spring, and the first
day it opened the teacher took sick
and the school.house was locked up for
the season. Once in a while, we have
a very severe fall, but nothing like the
fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden
of Eden, Summer is misnamed. 1t
should be called Pride, for doesn't
Pride go before fallp
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

Sidney Smith being i'll, his physician
advised him to take walk on al
empty stomach" Upon whose?'
asked Sidney. Still better steps to take
would be the purchase of DR.. r. V
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
and"Pieasant yative Pellets" which
are especially valuable to those who
are afflicted with any chronic disease
of the stomach or bowels, By drug
gistS,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
WASHINGTON,

The Army of the Cumberland bay,
asked congress through Senator Harrison
Tor an appropriation of $500, pavabl,
fr0m the proceeds Ot condemned Ordnenc,
for the erection of a statue TO the mcmor,
of Gen. Garfield
Tic postmaster general has selected
three officials ta open and schedule SIKH
thousand bids received for ar.routp con.
tracts.
secretary Folger las called in 2l0CO,
VOV IN exlended bonds, on which interest
will cease March 49,
Ihe eI0qucnce Of Judge Porter and the
GGniayordble ruling OF Judge Cox made
Guiteau trrmble
John Mcbride, Of Buffalo, teegraphcd
of charge.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

From his Montreal sprecch.
| came here to place myself undel
the protection of the Canadian law ant
to secure a copyright, have compiled
with the requirements of the law.
have followed the Instructions of some
of the best legal minds in the city, in.
cluding my own, and SO my errand is
accomplished, at least as far as exer
tlons of mine can aid that accomplish
ment. This is a rather cumbersome
way to fence and fortiGy ones proper
ty against the literary buccaneer, it is
true; still, if it is effective, it is a great
advance upon past conditions, and one te
be correspOndingly welcomed. 1t makes
one hope and believe that a day will
come when, ia the eyes of the law,
literary property will be as sacred as
whisky or any other of the necessaries
of life. [UproariOus laughter. In this
age of ours, if you steal another mans
label to advertise your own brand of
whisky with, you will be heavily fined
and otherwise punished for violating
that trade mark. Hear hear. If you
steal the whisky without the trade
mark, you go to jail-but if you could
prove that the whisky was literture
you could steal them both, ard the law
wouldn't say a word Cheers and laugh.
ter. 1t grieves me to think how far
more profound and reverent respect
the law would have for literature if a
body could only get drunk on it.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
COM MMERClAl.


The following reliable report Of tn,
stock market is furnished us by Geo. r
BarSe X Co, live stock commission mrr
chants, of Kansas City:
LIVE STOCK-New Mexican steers, 81 go
native shipping steers, 20 00Q5.50: natiy,
butchers steers, G46O34S5; native feedInL
steers, S36Od385; native stockers. "a JOd
S4.70 native cows, ,S3,35; Cherokee butcher,
steers 3,00d3.65. Hogs, sales ranged, S5.4Od
.62l, bulk at s57Od6OO Sheep-ChOic,
to native muttons, $3.50.
Kansas City.-tirain-Wh Wheat, No. cash
no bid. No. 2, cash, S1.23s Jan, SL23
Feb, Sl2lA. No. 3. cash Sl.G7. Jan,
Sl.0i; Feb. Sl,O7si March, sl.Og. No. 4
caSh !, %; Jan, w; Feb, gS. Rejected
cash, gSH. Corn-NO. 2, white mixed. cash
60; Jan, G2%; Feb, 63. 0ats-NO. .
cash, 453s; Jan, 45. Rye-NO, 2, cash
50; Jan, 30. Feb, no bids.
PRoDUcE-Esgs, l8c per dozen. Cheese
Kansas cream, l2@l3 per pound
Bntter-KansaS dairy, % 24c; creamery
SdS; medium, 2lg23; packers stock
lSdl2. Chickens, Sl40G6l.50 per doz
Ducks, Sl.50 per dozen. IIides-dry flint
No. |, l4Gl5c per n; No. l., green salted
Onions, Sl.25Gl.50 per bushel. Broom
SA99c per n. Potatoes, $3.50 per bushel
corn, idSc per n. Hay-smal 6aled, S7.5
iIS00per ton.
ST, Louis-Whea', February, sl,4l%
March, 81 42H; April, Sl.4!4 May, 81. .335.
Corn, February, Gj14; March, 66i,. May
GS5E; June, G77s.
ChicagO-Wheat, February, Sl.ost
March, Sl.29H, April. Sl.3O%; May
q 3i9B. Corn, February, Gl5s; March, G2ls
May, GS@; June, 67],.
New GorE-Wheat, No. Chicago, Sl.2
a l.3O; No. Milwaukee. Sl.34 % I.Sg
Ne, cred winter Sl,l3 q: l.i31. Corn, Nc
>, 69]Ic 7O}G.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

Hundreds Ot people suffer great iucOn
ven ence, and often danger to life from
strangulati0n by wearing truss to pro.
tect rupture. All reducible ruptures are
durable, and when cured a rupture cannot
again occur at the same place. DIR. Il. b
Holmes, No. II, west 9th st., Kansas City
Mo-, guarantees to radically cure every
case OF reducible hernia, Motto: Nc
cure no nay,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
THE FORTY FIFTH DAY.
Sydney Smiths Cold.

Sydney Smith was humorous to such
an extent that when it was proposed
to make him bishop, the idea so
shocked the cabinet that the witty
clergyman WIS only promoted to the
office of canon. That Smiths con.
duct gave good reason for the refusal
may be seen from the following anec-
dOte given by Lord Houghten in his
monographs, Personal and Social" for
the authority of which, he says, he
will not vouch, but which seems to
him TO be true. On being settled at
his small life in Yorkshire, Sydney
willingly assisted their neighbors in
their clerical duties. On an occasion
of this kind, he dined with the incum-
bent on the preceding Saturday, and
the evening passed in great hilarity,
the squire, b. name kershaw, being
conspicuous for his loud enjoyment of
the strangers jokes. 81 am very glad
that have amused you," said Sydney
Smith, at parting, "but you must not
laugh at my sermon tomorrow" 81
should hope l know the difference be-
tween here and at church." remarked
the gentleman with sharpness I'm
not so sure of that" replied the visitor.
pll bet you guinea on it," said the
squire. Take you," replied the di-
vine Next day the preacher ascend.
el the steps of the pulpit apparently
suffering from severe cold, with his
handkerchief to his face, at once
sneezed out the name Kershaw, several
times in various intonations. This
ingenious assumption of the readiness
with which man could recognize his
own name in sound impreceptible to
the ears of others, proved accurate.
The poor gentleman burst into a guf
faw, to the scandal of the congrega.
ton; and the minister, after looking at
him with stern reproach, proceeded
with his discOursp
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The employees Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas road, which runs through In
dian territory, are greatly alarmed over
the frequency of attempts to wreck trains
and murder engineers and brakemen. An
extra force OF pat olmen was recently nut
on, and whit9 cu .hr0ats murdered two of
tn IN.
The Apaches are at their old work of
murder and rapne in the nelghbOrhOod of
Sonora, n N. The state troops and Cltf
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

TENDER LCSGs CANNOT LoNG WITH
STAND the irritation of violent cough
They first become inhamed and then tSher
culated, unless the mischief is arrested
One bottle Of HdlcS Honey Of HorchOund
and Tar will generally cure the worst
cough and prevent all danger, Sold by al
Druggists. Pixies ToothaHhe Drops cure
in minmtp.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
Indiana Women Caring for Them.
selves,

IhClhhau Enquirer
Indiana has 2,252 women engaged in
the honorable occupation of farming
against 50 who are put down among
the statistics as barkeepers. The same
state reports &C authoresses and 532
women who are keeping boarding.
houses. One hundred and seven
Indiana females sell books, and
and the other vOcatiOns accessible to
women are well represented. We no.
tice that Indiana females, when thrown
upon their own resources, have a habit
of taking good care of themselves.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

N'N ha'tH lNkhNf'
An entirely new scheme has been
developed by the ladies of Washington.
They have organized themselves into
guardian angels" for the purpose of
warning such congressman as drift
over the line of moderate drinking into
the sphere of guzzling. What could be
more pleasant than for a congressman
to find little note like this on his desk
in the morning:
ITO the Honorable Member from Podunk:
"MY DEAR SIR: 1t becomes my
painful duty to warn you that if you
are as drunk tonight as you were last
night, postal card will be forwarded
to your family. With deep sollcitude
Your GUARDIAN ANGEL"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
CRIME,

James Lloyd, the famous man publisher
who hls descended fiom aflupnfu In nov
eriy, Is now in Jail at Nashville for OBJ.
tanning money rauiuently.
SiX MASKED men took possession of the
county Ky, and robbed it of S3,OOO,
An unsuccessful attempt was made 10
burn the south side Of Abilene, Tex.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

CONSUMPTION is a disease we all dread.
1t often carries its victim to an untimlly
grave. How important, then, for those
who cherish life ard health to prevent
that disease in its early stages. Every
Cold or Cough should be trea'cd with
ALIENS Lung BALsAM. There is no bet
ter remedy
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
free from any poisonous or deIeterlous sub

olhlCtS.
We publish the foregoing statements in
view OF the cOmmotion which the pubici-
ty OF DR.. lemons article his caused and
10 meet The pfoteslatiOns which have been
made The standing of DR.. HeniOn, Mr..
Warner and Doctor baltimore in the com
munity is beyond question and the state
menis they make, cannot for moment be
doubted. They conclusively show that
BHghts disease of the kidneys is one of
The most deceptive and dangerous of all
diseases, that it is exceedingly common,
alarming'y increasing and that it can BE-
cured.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
INDIA L, PqWGHAM's 6

VEGTTAHLT C0MpQuM'


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soeOnimon to our beat female population
II will 'ure entirely tho worst form 0t EcmGlO Con
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ION, Falling md plsIlacemcua, md the conseQucr
Ig!Esl Weakness, and Sc particularly adapted to tb,
Change Of I!to.
II Will Dissolve Hnd sTpel tumnra from tho uterisi
ia carly stage Of development Tho tendency to car
ferrous Is checked very speedily by ,s urt
II removes flHtncfs, nntulcncy, destroys all crnvr
FOR stlmuants, md relieves weakness OF the stomach
Il cures Heating Headaches. Nervous Prostrat!or
teneral Debility, 6ivcgcsBness DcgIe-plca and Ind
testlon.
Tint feeling OF hearing down, caus'aG T,ln, weigh
Ind lackachc Is AlwayH permanently cared bv It's usr
twill at all times and under all circumstances act r
harmony with tho laws that govern f'ano Systcr
For tho cureot Kidney Complaints ". either rex tn
Compounds unsurrnsscd.
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

or those with weak lungs, splitting of
blood, bronchitis, or kindred affections
Of throat or lungs, send two stamps
for DR.. r, V. pierce's treatise on these
maladies. Address the doctor, Buffalo,
n. y.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

Thousands Of women have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Send to Mrs.
Lydia Il. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.