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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
1863.
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II ARPERS BAI-iR is at once tic most
4 4 brilliant and useful Household journal in
existence. 1t is the Acknowledged arbitcr Of
fashion in this country. It's fashion plates are
the newest and most stylish; and its pattern
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poems. and essays are by the first American
and European authors. It's choice art pictures
would fill portfolios. aud its humorous cuts arc
the most amusing to be found i'll any journal i'll
America. host Of brilliant novelties are
promised for 1884.
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TO Stock Ra;s3Fs.

T8NEE uad rs;rladhaYinE 90 siderable expert
= cnce III Tn. @eldTc o. -;ncl, offers his pro-
ies=:1nal services 10 the stool. ;sis Ts Of Ieifsr-
son aad adjoining counties. promising care IN
the execution OF work entrusted % him VIII
also glrc attention 70 diseases IN horses. Also
has t,i:t.Ht Anti-EDot@r when he viii nunlv
70 ii"Es. I.a:t"Ts addressed To me IT Duff ids
D"Ict or ChgT!estuwn VIII receive prompt al
tcGtiJn. Terms reasonable
Fch. u. ~ JOIN ". SCEIAEFTER.
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1884,
EaFpe*s8 w 6ek;y,
ILLJ SIR .irED.

HARrERS Weekly stand, at TIE head OF
4 American illustrated weekly i"nrn:sIs.-
by its itf.par;;saH position in politics. lis adj
niirabl" illustrations. is carefully chosen Sc
rails. short stories. sketches. and poems con-
tributed by the foremost artists and authors OF
the day. il carries instruction and entertain
ment to thCIsGE's of American homes.
1t will always be IT,: aim of III" publ sliers 10
make LGIp2yi TIrTi,]y the mcai popular aid
attractive family newspaper in the world and
in the pursuance OF this design. to present Il
coHstHiit Improvement in all those features
Which have gained 70: !: !he confidence. SYM
I1aty, and support q! - large army oi readers
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~" Pullman Siecrcr, daily, on Express No.
3. New York u Chattanooga. vim Harrisburg,
connecting st R0;mGke with Pullman SIeepeT
,cw Orleans. via Knoxville and ATLANTA. mud
nj byi;on with Pullman Slcepcrs for Jackson
yii.n making Virtuuly no Change New York TO
Tlor;da, and New York TO New Orleans.
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PoETlcAL
a Few Years Left.

There are only few years left to love;
Shall we waste them in idle strife2
Shall We trample under our ruthless feet
Those beautiful blossoms aud sweet
By the dusty way of life?
There are only few swift years-ah! let
No cnvious taunts be heard;
Make lifc's fair pattern of rare design.
And fill up theneasurc with loves sweet
wine,
But never an angry word!
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They say ga word to the wise is
sufficient" but we think it takes
about five, use DIR. BULBS Cough
Syrup You can get this article in
any drug store for twenty-five cents.
Physicians recommend it.
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q 10 y week made at home b. the indus
ID Il trious. lest BUSINESS now before the
public. Capital not needed. We will start Won.
Men. women. boys and girls wanted everywhere
to worE; for It's. Now is the time. You can
work III spare time. or give your whole time to
the business. No other business will pay YOU
nearly as well. No one can fail to make cnor-
nous pay. by engaging at once. Costly outfit
and terms free. Money made fast. easily, and
h0noraby. Address Thur & CO.. Augusta.
Maine. December 10, 1SS2-1y.
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1t is claimed that while cows giving
exceptionally large quantities of milk
will sometimes make large butter
tests, as a rule the two things do not
go together, being inconsistent with
each other.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Many wonder why the brute crea-
ton excel mankind as rule when it
comes to a question of health. In
yestigation quickly asccrtains the
cause. 1t is because the brute natu-
rally obeys every law of health, while
mankind is constantly dcgcncrating
owing to excuses of our ancestors
and our own individual imprudence.
Sudden exposure to extreme climatic
influences, gluttony, improper food,
alcoholic stimulants, over cxcrtion
of mind and body, worrimcnt, ankle
ty, care, ETC., all have a marked effect
on the human system. BE cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters, re-
marllable rcmcdY for restoring health.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

GETTING RID OF RATs.-We pub
fish the following for the benefit of
houskeepers who are troubled with
the above mentioned long-tailed vcr-
min, and we trust some one may make
a practical test of the matter and re-
port to us the result, which we will
take pleasure i'll publishing:
GA writer in Chambers Journal
records his experience i'll cNtcrmina-
ting, or ut least freeing his house
from rats. Hc learned from scicn-
tilic work that rats dislike the smell
of tar, and every one knows that they
are exceedingly clean. His home
was ovcrrun with them, and although
he constantly caught them in traps, the
number never appeared to diminish.
lie hit upon new plan, and having
trapped one of his enemies, smearcd
him all over with tar and released him.
Next night lac caught second and
treated him in the same way, setting
him free as soon rs he had thoroughly
daubed him over face, body and tail
with the offensive compound. How
these two released captives commu-
nicatcd their experience he was, of
course, unable to tell, but he states
it as a fact that no rat ever troubled
him again, although his house was a
very old one, and he lived there for
over eleven years. The cffcctual
remedy against rats, then, is first to
catch and tar two or three.
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o: the Vgog;eg :
tbs CjIAaaP3l3 GRA!H GRiLL!

TE7IE1 undersigned having received The AgcncY,
1 of this Gsl@bratnei Grain Drill for Jc:E fs";l
Cu!Gi.r. and having now on nauI su.ri,,v of
tilcs" Drills and : I'LL line q! Ey;rns in r.:c OF
brcAka@e. 80 no delay can possibly occur III
si'ic Of -: Hing: We offer t'.,- ,It to TIE farm
fail TO cXam'ne the Clam. ion brcor. PURCHASING.
u Grain priIE, u il IS be- ord doubt the rcost
important oae Of all the farm implements,
rDrF IIriJ
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Backlog Slletci?es,

OUR large 1G page paper. filled with charm
~ iE% serials. stories. choice miscellany etc.
is sent months OK TRIAL. for - cents: and
we send EVERY subscriber FREE our new
Holiday Poci'Gqc. consisting OF 10 pieces ro3-
ular music. 10 interesting games. pack Of are
aud fmrtunc-tc!iirr cards, l pack = Hold to
Light card. pack fan ana Irritation cards.
l set chrome cards. l3 new tricks in magic ;
new puzzles. game Of fortune. the my<ti. or
aclc. % ways to get rich. Iiuii"r'S wonderful
delusion cards. etc. etc, E,:Glc&s CmuScms7i! !
Agents wanted Sample paper for stamp
BACKLOG Publishing Co. Augusta. Nc.
NON&i!.hCr 20. !SS:l-l,r
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UObS3 cents for postage. and we VIII
mail YOU free. royal. VALUABLE, box Of sample
goods tli;t Will E'ut yUu in the way of making
NOR" m"ncy in s few days than You ever
required. We Will start you. You can work
all The time or i'll spare tiin2 only. The work
is universally adapted ~ Eo:h sexes wong &nd
old. Ncu can easily earn from so cents 10 -
every evening. That all who WANT work MAJ
test the business. we make this unparalleled
offer; to nj who not well satisGGd we will
send 81 to pay for tie trouble OF writing us
Fall particulars. directions. etc, sent free
Fortunes will be made by those who give their
whole time 20 the work. Great success abso-
ll;te!y sure. Don't delay. Start now. Address
STlNsON Il CO., Portland; Maine. DA1v
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u FSTI not life is sweeping by. 90 and
GNALtJ Z dare before you die. something
mighty and sublime leave behind to conquer
time" SIS week in your own town. IS out
tit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as
much as men. and boys aud girls make great
pay. Reader. if yOu want business at which
you can make great pay all the time. write for
particulars to HALLETT 81 Co., Portland Maine.
December 10. ISS2-1v.
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No. 212 Daily. An other trains dali
Sunday. T. G. PRI&CEs &
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS .
Master of transportation, Camden Station.
December l. 1851
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LUDINGTON, M1cH.. Feb. ?, 1880.
1 have sold Hop Bittcrs for four
years and there is 10 medicine that
surpasscs them for bilious attacks,
kidney complaints and many diseases
incident to this malarial climate.
II. Il. ALEXANDER,
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western EAaTyIand r. r.
TIME Table

Taking Effect Sunday, November Is. 1889.
{ Eastern Standard or 18th Meridian Tfne.)
LEAVE HAGERsTowN,
Daily except Sunday
800 a NJ. Exprcss-arrivc at Baltimore 11.sO
7-coaud 11.oO 4. NJ. and G OP. ". For Rlpe-
mont and intermediate points.
S.4' T. 81; Mati-arriving at Baltimore G.55
Daily.
40 P. II. Memphis and Atlanta Express
arrive ut Baltimore 40 P. ~
ARRIVE At IIAGERSTOwN.
% i ~: and 35 and BIS p N. From
kdgeinont and intermediate points.
: ~ T. ID Maii-lcaving Baltimore ut 500
4. ".
'o3 p VI EIlxpress-lcaying Baltimore 400
Daily
l-75 P. NJ; Memphis and Atlanta Express
leaving Baltimore 10 90 a ".
D. u: HOOD. General Manager.
November 81. 1888
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PAINTING !!
D;Tchingz ExcayaGi7g, &c

Tg7ITE undersigned still offers his services rs n
z competent workman in the above line
Ditcbiug and EXcayatiG" OF ali llilas-Diggin-
Cisterns. Ponds. Cellars. decentralization at
moderate rates. and faithfully executed Orders
left at residence. near Colorcd &chooI-!IOuse
Will receive prompt attention. EiastiT@ also
done i'll satisfactory manner. aud at InI@cst
rates. WESLEY LOWRY
March Q. 1880.
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THE MOTHER HUBBARD DREss.-
This is the way of it: Old Mother
Hubbard went to the cupboard to get
her poor dog a bone. but when She
got there the cupboard was bare, and
so the poor dog had none. She was
in great stew to know what to do,
for of money she had not a cent; so
she sold her last suit to buy meat for
her brute, and up town i'll her night
gown she went. All the ladies who
saw it, and the strings for to draw it,
declared it the incest thing out; so
now on the street, looking ever so
" schwect," in their gowns they go
racing about.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

If you are a frcquentcr or a resi-
dent of miasmatic district, barricadc
your system against the scourgc of
all new countries-ague, bilious and
intermittent fcyers-by the use of
Hon RitferS
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n y ll2!9neysIde-s ar sprIng
SARVEH WHEELS,
pronounced the best wheels made

REpArEtNG SPECIALITY.
have established Carriage Repository at
Upporviiie, FauaUier county. Persons desir-
ing vehicles ut the above place, during my abb
scuce can leave their orders with W. Richard
SON. druggist.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
TO me from Clarke. Jefferson and adjoining
counties, respectfully U$l. continuance of The
same. GEO. c: THOMAS.
February %, 1881.
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EtAMPIOR lee. Vasaline Camphor lee Pure
~ V0saIinc, for chappcd hands. sold by
GEO. +. LIGHT, Druggist
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MARKS Pills. the best in the Market. at
= GEO. T. LIGHTS, Druggist.
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FROM Col. c. II. AIAcKEY. 32d Iowa
Infantry Il have derived more benefit
from Ely's Cream Balm than any
thing else have ever tried. I have
now been using it for three months
and am experiencing no trouble from
Catarrh whatever. [ have been a
sufferer for twenty ycars.-C. II.
MAcKEI, Sigourncy Iowa, Feb. p,
'S2
For THREE WINTERS 1 have been af-
ficted with Catarrh and Cold in the
Head. used EIy's Cream Balm;
it accomplished all that was repre-
sented. T. +. McCoRMIcK (Judge
Common please, Elizabeth, =. j.
(Price 50-cents.)
IHAvE BEEN very much benefited by
5O-cent bottle of EIy's Cream Balm.
When l began using it my Catarrh
was so bad had headache the whole
time and discharged large amount
of filthy matter. That has almost en-
tirely disappeared, and have not had
headache since to amount to anything.
Please send me two more bottles
JOHN II. SUMMERS. Stepncy, Conn.
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nRIED Apples. Peaches. Prunes. Beans.
~ Peas and lIominy for sale by
Feb. C. 1855. 5. s. DALGARN.
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- u ~ r. I% III.

Call at the Foundry and Mnchi,ic Shop before
purchasing. WEiRTCK IL WELLER.
Charlest0wn. Au@ust2 1881.
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HAVING fitted up the New Store Room of
lii Mr.. Gustav Brown, on Main street; am
prepared to furnish the citizens of Charlestown
and vicinity everything in my line, of the Best
bought anywhere. 1 keep on hand, and am
constantly receiving, q large stock of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

Positive Forae-TceA Grain Distributor. urd
Positive Ecrcc-F>cd Grass lcyder. wnich can
he used either in front or rear Of the hose
is Warranted 10 Sow Easily and Evenly any of
Zig various kinds Of Fhosp ha!es in taa market
The Champion is tie only Grain Drill ia tll"
market that h3s Il Special Attachment Tor
plnEtin- Corn for the crop.
Tic Champion i Simple in Constructors and
Easily operated both for team aud driver. The
m"tnriai used and quality of Workmanship arc
the Very Best. Every Dcin Warranted to ':,.c
Satisfaction o. no sale.
Below We give You a few of The Pract-nai
Farmers names who have purchased frog, IL
and used iist yc'tr Drills, to whom We T"!-r:
John burns. Chur!rst"T-D; Win Ett!rr Hail
town: Philip Powers Rpor Moses ~ Trrs-
sell. Leet2wl; Lewis ii. Nichols. IiaN.owa;
join W. IaVaucr Char'cstown.
Clvltrd
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CtoRN taken in exchange for Boots and
~ Shoes. Groceries. Notions, Glass. Wooden
ana ,!!uecnsware, or any other goods kept in
10 to DALGARN'S and buy your Gum
yoH want fine Canvassed Ham. go to
= NOV. b. 1888 DALGARN'S.
CST received large supply of yeTy; elegant
- DAT MEAL. Will offer special induce
ments in large quantities. - 1slfEF
February 20. 1888. SIS DALGARN.
y by g. q: BSIGSRS'
September IS. 1888.
WTINDOW Glass and Putty. for sale 6T
w Oct. 2, 1888. GEO. 7. LIGHT,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Chas. E. Pratt,

Successor to N. F. Henderson 8 Co., ;
r Ell "a B Nj a CTS n
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ter as quinine. These can only be eaten
after the bitterness has been roasted out
of them. The houses are built as regu-
lar fortresses against the weather. They
only have q couple of small loop-holes
for vent ,lation, and the stencil at night.
when the doors are closed, and the oily
reek of Il q wool overhead pervades and
mingles with that of unwashed human
ity, is simply abominable. The Alpaca
farmer is creature of the earth, igno-
rant and superstitious, but he Is a mild
natured fellow, and is nominally
Christian. His life is a miserable one,
but he alone is fitted to live it 1t is as
impossible for q denizen of the coast
country or European to exist among
the mountains, as IL has been found to
acclimatize the Alpaca in civilized coun-
tries. In my ride across from Lima
into BOLIVIA, suffered almost as great
Inconvenience and miseries in BREATH
ing and in rushes of blood to my head,
as experienced a year ago in descent
into the compressed air inside the lock
of the Hudson r yer tunnel.
About the only thing that viii stir an
Alpaca farmer up to rage, is the wanton
killing of one of his sheep. Travellers
sometimes make free with their revolv-
ers among the hocks, and several muir
ders have occurred in consequence. In
every case the murderer was an Alpaca
farmer, who thus avenged himself for
the injury done his property.
Unlike the Llama, the Alpaca can not
be used as a bearer of burdens. 1t
makes its only concession to man when
it permits him to deprive it of its fleece.
The Llama produces fleece also, but il
is coarser and less beautiful than the
Alpaca's, besides being different in text
ure. OF late years. Alpaca wool has
been cons derably adulterated with thai
of the Ii ma, but this is the work of the
traders. The sharp practices of ,oul
acute modern business systems have moi
yet infected the simple denizen of The
mountains. AS civilization is rapidly
invading even the Andes, it win not bt
safe to calculate too far on the Alpacs
farmer remaining innocent OF the tricks
of trade.-ALfred TyUnable, IN Agricuit
sIr-isf
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a ONLY A s1srER TO H1M."


He lifted his face In the starlight dim,
And that he saw was round, dull skyt
Ard .he 81 a that twinkled looked to him
[. K the phOsphor CLEANS of the nre-ny.
Tn. new moon hung in an awkward shape,
And was crooked and bent like the horn OF
aram;
The somber naples seemed hung with Grape,
And the garden ate banged to with slam.
The brook oozed over the Shiny stones
From stagnant pools in the meadow marsh !.
Or IL crooned along with plalntive moans.
And the song OF the whippoorwill was harsh,
He jabbed his ribs ON the clumsy sttle.
For dark as pitch was the dusty lanes
And his thin lips curved in a bitter smile
As be smote the weeds with spiteful cane
Rough and ugly and long was the way,
The skies were dull and the earth was cold
He hated the night nd he dreaded the day,
And his heart seemed hundred centuries
old
With the dirge of his sighs he timed his tread
As one who ponde q til bitter things;
But he only whispered, with dropping head.
And a heart thar wondered: Kicked, oy
r. j. Btlrdetts, iH Lfe-
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NEW ART GALLERY
Thoroughbred Stock d, Sale.

IL head Dark Red Registered
Shorthorn Heifers, all. coming in
this Fall to son of Imported
Waterloo Baronet. Also, 2young
Shorthorn Bulls. Can be seen on
the premises, q miles. south OF
Wellington.
4S FRANK ECKELs.
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Figure-Heads Not Sufficient.

To some Democrats it seems very
important matter whether one man or
another becomes their candidate for the
Presidency. 1t is often said by them
that the nomination of the right man,
in their opinion, will insure success, or
that the nomination of the wrong man
will involve defeat. These persons
would be great deal wiser, and pos
sibly more successful, if they would pay
less attention to the personal aspects OF
the question. OF the men who voted
for General Hancock, probably nine
tenths would have voted for any other
candidate labeled Democratic. OF the
men who voted for General Garfield,
also, probably nine-tenths cared for the
aims and principles of the party rather
than for the personal excellence of the
candidate, which was realized by but
few. The intermediate and possibly
movable force, not more than one in ten
of the whole number of voters, is called
more or less independent, and it usual
ly turns the scales; but can any Demo
crat name a candidate whose nomina-
ton will secure one-half, or even one
quarter of this forcep
Most of these independent voters have
definite aims. They choose one party
rather than the other as they choose 9
ship for voyage, not because it has s
handsome figure-head, but because it is
going where they want to go. As to the
tariff, the currency, the reform of the
Civil Service, or the protection Of the
rights of citizens, they want to know
where the party is going. The nomi
nation of candidate who does not
represent his party on such questions
will have no influence with these voters
They knew, for example, that Genera
Hancock did not represent his party Al
to the tariff, and therefore voted agains
him. What candidate is it possible
for the Democrats to name whose per
sonal favor, with voters of this class
will outweigh whatever they deem oh
| jectionable in the record and tenden
cies of the Democratic partyP The ques
ton, thus strictly stated, is one which
intelligent Democrats can answer onl.
in one way They have no candidate
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WELLINGTON LoRAN COUNTY, oHIo

whose nomination can materially help
them. The party has to stand or fall
on its own merits or dement's. We
may be quite sure that it will not ride
into power on the popular appreciat on
of any candidate whose nomination by
the Democrats is possible.
The Republicans have still less diff
Guilty in making choice. There are
many men who fairly represent those
tendencies of the party which give it a
majority in National elections. 1t would
be strange if, among all those, the Re-
publicans could not hit upon one who
has the ability, the character and the
personal confidence to command sue
cess. No doubt Republican nomina-
ton could be made which would ailront
the independent class of voters. But
the Democrat who counts upon the op-
portunity which such nomination
would give is likely to be sorely disap-
pointed. The Republicans will find
somebody who represents their prin-
ciples. and they know that those prin-
ciples are approved by majority of the
people.
The Democrats have but one chance
of securing the confidence of those
voters whose votes will turn the scale.
There is Democratic majority in the
next House. 1t is possible for them, by
wise and patriotic action or refusal TO
act, to establish some basis for the
claim that the party has changed its
character and purpose with respect to
vital questions. Such a transforma-
ton is not at all probable; true. But
if effected it would make some change
in the votes of independent citizens,
while no nomination that the party can
make is likely to influence votes ma
terially.
The country is not going to believe
that the Democratic party has ceased
to desire a partisan Civil-Service, or a
debauched currency, or fraudulent
elections, merely because of profes.
sions and promises, or the nomination
of well-meaning candidate, so long a:
its change of purpose is not shown Oy 8
complete revolution in the Congression.
al action of the party. II we are to be
lieve that the leopard has changed hi'
spots, there must be some proof that ht
no longer eats people when he has I
chance-NY Tribune
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-Nitro-glycerine is often used as
medicine. under the name of glonome.
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Professional burglars, or sach Of
them as follow the higher branches OF
the learned science, are about destroy
ing the proverbial usefulness OF the
Watchdog. They are able to adm n
lister an@sthetics by projection as well n
than the frisky poodle that dwells with
in the house and yelps if a mouse
squeaks. A young terrier should now
be given carte blanche for the house in
terror after night-fall. NJ y. Sun.