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CHAMBERS.
Nature Of the Dlasaae-Ih the o ~ CareIOr
10 Is Death.
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Nature Of the DiAeAse--Ghe o . ~ CaFeIOl
it's Death.
0ttobtr Aneriodn ApricuttHiA,
Every horse.owner Is more or less &C
uuainted with that loathsome disease, tht
Glanders, and every one should be awaT,
that Il ia both contagious and fatal, MOI
only TO horses, but also TO mankind. The
fact that the disease has to this day battled
all treatment, 10 sufficient reason why the
detection OF glanders in a stable is Away
looked upon as serious II tue disease al
ways assumed the same characters, ii every
glandeed horse presented the three special
symptoms essentially belonging to 1t,
namely, the greenish, sticky, and at times
bloody discharge st the nose, the hard,
painless, and adherent swollen glands at
the jaws, and, above all, the peculiar and
characteristic alterations Of the mucous
membrane upon the cartilage OF the
cavities Of the nose, there would
be no difficulties in recognizing
the disease, and condemuing the
animal thus afflicted as most dangerous.
But this Is not always the case. The disease
assumes many forms. Sometimes only q
slight glandular enlargement, again dis.
charges from the nostrils, while in a third
animal neither Of these will exist, and only
small ulcers will be detected in the upper
angle Of the nostrils. Still the animal Is
just as dangerous rs II 1t showed all the
symptoms fully developed; in fact, even
more dangerous, for, while in this condi-
ton, 1t may apparently be in perfect health,
its skin presenting nothing unusual to the
ordinary observer. The horse may remain
In good condition, fee! as well as ever, be
able TO do its work, and remain thus for
months, and communicate the glanders to
many animals who may come In contact
with 1t. 1t is necessary to detect the dis
ease at the start, and for this no one should
be better qualified than the regular Veteri-
marian; he who has by his studies become
familiar with the different aspects OF the
disease. II once detected, there must be
no hesitation; certainty OF the dis.
ease should mean death to the AMI.
NAL affected. Unless 1t Is killed, most seri.
Gus, even fatal consequences, may follow.
The duty OF the owner OF an animal In q
condition Is, TO have it examined
at once. II there is no doubt about the
disease, the horse must be at once de.
stroyed. II there is doubt, it should be
isolated and rather than wait for the de-
velopment Of all the symptoms, which may
take long time, incubation OF the matter
from the discharge can be made on an old
horse. deg, or rabbit, but still better n
an Old horse or an old mule or donkey.
This incubation will produce glauders, no
matter how small the quantity OF the virus
iftaken from glanded horse.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
Dr.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr..
williams Indian Ointment a single box
has cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
ave years standing. No one need suffer Ave
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
iag medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
sbsorbs the tunlofs, allAys the intense itch.
lng, particularly at night after getting warm
In bed, J Gots Is Q pouItios, gives instant and
painless relief, and 10 prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
F.. sale BY all druggists and mailed on re
ceipt Of price, 81 %.
For sale BY J. T. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
ChAs. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and 3. K
McConAhey, Bridgeport o. DAW
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U. y. Postal service.

H. s. whitney. assistant p stmA.ter. Putnam
Coma, writes May 3, 1855: If have USED Hunts
Remedy with the best results. have suffered un'
told agouy for eighteen months with kidney and
liver complaint; my water was very bad, at times
Iactually passed hood. This was followed by gen.
etal pros ration. Ny business requliIag me to be
on my feet mes! Of the time made my case worse.
was advised to u.e Hunts Remedy by = friend
whohad been cured by II, aud can truly say that 1t
hiss benefited ne more than all the other medI.
cInes have used. Icoaslder 1t the best medicine
for kidney and liver troubles, and cheerlully 70
commend tito all" Sci7-NwP4w
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Mother WALTON has prescribed this valua.
BILE medicine for great many years In her
private practice, and it has proved an unfAil.
ing specific IN the treatment Of the many dis.
orders to which the female constitution Ia
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea Ia not like many
nostrums put up by unprincipal men for
purposes 80 base We will not mention them,
but is simply TO Alleviate and Cure the many
moathly troubles from which all women
suffer. PIice 81. For sale by J. F. shirk,
Logan & Co., also ChaS Menkemeller, Wheel.
ing, and R. K. MoCoaahey, Bridgeport OF
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Medi'
cine Co., Cleveland. p&w
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N0rkXIOrLY A NASH.
But still n Great Deal OF Trouble Game
FROM Il. $1,000

Exchange.
Soon after we left Meridian, on the way
across 10 Nicksbrrg, solemn looking old
chap came into the smoker and groaned
and sighed and took on like man terribly
distressed, and when We asked him where
he seemed to feel 1t the worst, he replied {:
Gentlemen, there IL powerful good.
looking young woman in the next car, and
she has fallen into the hands Of human
hyena."
'"Now shouted three or four voices al
once.
"Yes, indeed. He's q wicked looking
VIOLIN sheep's clothing. II mistake not,
he represents some New England machiu-
cry house. He's squeezing Of her hand,
and whispering OF his love, and thegiddy
thing has fallen right into the trap. |
couldn't bear to see 1t any longer, and so l
came in here. Gentlemen, some Of you
have daughters
Yes, there was three oil US who had
daughters ranging from 9 to years old,
and we were honest enough to admit 1t.
"Just think Of your daughters being ca
joled by Philistinew he continued.
Hes talking, and fiattering, and promis.
ing, and she's somebody's daughter. Gen.
tlemen, something orter be did!"
We agreed. We all lounged in and saw
that she was a good-lookiDg, happy faced
girl OF 20, and We returned and held an
indignation meeting. Alter fine display
Of eloquence and oratory 1t was unani-
mously agreed that II the masher got Off at
Jackson, where we were to wait twenty
minutes, the good old man should 20 in
and tell the girl what was what. Jackson
was finally reached, and sure enough the
human hyena got off and ran into the
hotel. He was not out Of sight when we
all entered the car, and the pAilanthropist
took seat beside the girl and began:
"My dear young lady. my heart is sad
oh! 80 sad!-for you! You are on the road
to destruction"
"W-what do you m.mean?"
~ mean that the villain who left you
moment ago is seeking 10 ensnare you"
"rhe v-villain |"
"Yes, ma'am, the wolf in sleeps cloth
scoundrel whose very look proves the vile.
ness Of his heart. warn you 10 beware
OF him as you would Of serpent"
"Why, he's-he's my husband" she
shouted at the top Of her voice, and the
next instant she had her fingers playing
through his venerable locks and excayatiug
channels down his wrinkled cheeks.
All OF US got away at last and found hid
ing places In the baggage and mail cars
all but the old man. When be managed
to get clear Of the tride he slid oil the car
aud took bee line up town, and though
be met several people while in sight Of Us
We couldn't see that he stopped to answer
any questions.
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DO NOT STORM THE SYSTEM,

WITH VIOLENT oATHART1cs THAT RACK
AND TEAR AND wEAKRS TIE USFoRTHNATE
INVALID, But TONE TIE STOMACH. RELIE9E
THE BOWELS, REGULATE THE LIVER, AND
RERREIH THE NERVES WITH Tarrant's
Eneryescent seitzer AperIent WHEN THE
II ssr SYMPTOMS OF ILLNESS APPEAR A
MORE DELIGHTFUL EFFERyESCENT pR,u0ar
Is NOT TO BE FOUND. AND A MORE POTENT
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, PILIousNEss, CON.
SITUATION, NERVOUS HEADACHE. COLO AND
GENERAL DEBILITY, DOES NorFXIsT. SOLD
BY ALL DRUG 1878. Se2l.AuTAw
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q B. HIETMAS & 90, o.born, o,--Gtn',s
men: Your valuable Pertnd 10 the best med
Iclns ever used. NAScY FETTERXAE.
Cootport, Indiana Co., Pa.
Ynur Perltnd for Indigestion and Liver
troubles helps me. w. P. BRAHD1n,
rs..i5.. .s.. Est L Vttpool, o.
suff4rins with pain In the chest, pal.
piiation Of the heart, great swelling Of the
Peruna Is doing wonders for me.
JOHN iloNtHUE,
sharpsburg, Allegheny Co., Pa.
thought woulu have to quit Eork; l have
taken two bottles Of your PeruMG 4nd am
well. TAos. BRADFo1D. n
314 WeItern Avenue, Allegheny Cily,Pa.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Harlman,s book
On the ellis OF L'len--gratis D&w
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The Boston Transcript is authority for
the story Of young English woman, who,
returning to visit her sister, was reproacheo
for her recent marriage 10 shiftless man
She excused herself by saying: "Weel,
now, Of We got this bit washing, it's ten he
looked 'ome every week; an il Of 'adn't the
man OF d a 'ad to buy . donk. =.
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TOME PROOF.

Kidney AID Liver Diseases and rheumatism matt n
eulrieu a. AMI NJ hcd. Dr. Smith cured N /"
Goulu uo' Ae'0N kRPr, PHILLIPS
Wheeling, W, Va.
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OK the stage or in real lie, q man always
nuts his arm around girl to protect her
Now, upquestionably, man with one arm
occupied in hugking girl isn't in tae best
form TO ward of danger, but still it's 9
good custom, which We wouldn't for tn,
world see 20 into disuse, the danger is &c
often imaginary. .-.Is
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WEcannot help noticing the UNUSUAL stir
caused by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
Coughs and Colds at Logan 3 Co. q
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing It's wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con
vinces them Of Its rare qualities, and what o
regular dollar sized bottle will do. 1t Is guar
auteed to positively cura or no pay. MwFAH
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An indiscreet son.iu-law. "Your mother.
in.law appears TO have pain in the side?"
Not at all. She has the toothache. "But
every now and then see her put her hand
on her side, as though she felt pain there"
"Thst Is because sne has put her teeth in
her pocket
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A FORTUNE awaits tho man who will in.
vent penholder that you can't stick into
the mucilags bottle, and mucilage brush
that won't 20 into the inkstand.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can
GERS, Piles, Chilblains, Cerns, letter, 0happed
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed 10
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale ct Logan d Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug siore.
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BY Dr.. Frazier's Magic Ointment Cures
as Thy magic, Pimples Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, amt Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, anu beauti.
FIJI. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Bore Nip
pee, sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on receipt
Of price, 5ocents.
]. F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling. aud K. K. MCCouahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. Daw
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SH1Lon's CouaH and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on guarantee. II cures con.
sumption. Sold by McLAin Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. D4w.
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THERE are two or three d,zen difIeren,
ways OF spelling Shakspeare's name, and II
you begin With capital S, and run in
about dozen letters yoa are surs to strike
one OF them.
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Rev. Mr. Greenfelds, Knoxville, Tenn.
writes MS fellows: Samaritan Nervine per
msneutly cured my son Of epileptc fi;s y
Here's food for thought Sold / y drugglsts
81 90. nwFIw
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BID comp exions restored with Glehn's
Sulphur soap. Hills Hair Dye, black o.
brown, fifty cents Pixies loUlhache drop,
cure 10 one minute. MwF4w
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WILL you suVTER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shilohs vltalizeF Is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by MCLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. D&w,
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AMONG tie most efficacious OF remedial
agents are the medical preparations from the
laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkhsm, Lynn,
Mass. MwF4w
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the Rev. George Il. Thsysr, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says both myself and wife owe our
lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure Sold
by Nolan Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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sHI1oR's Catarrh Remedy-a pos tive cure
for Catarrh, Dlphtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold by Nolan Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young. pAW
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OTHERS may be g0od-this is the best. l.
kills Bed.bugs, Reaches, Wat Bugs, Fleas,
etc. We mean Hunts Insect Powder. Price
25 cents. By all druggists.' .-
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THAT HACKING CouuH can be so quickly
cured by Hhiloh's Cure. We guarantee It
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young, D&w.
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IFyou want to experiment on the adht-
sivenes Of affection, endeayor to divorce n
lazy boy from warm bed on q cold winter
morning.
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IT said that Jenny Lind, now 60 years
old, has lost some Of the upper notes OF
her voice. No other singer, however, ap.
pears to have found them.
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sHlIon's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough aud Bronchitis.
Sold by McLaln Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young, PAW
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WY will you cough when sniloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price loo, SOC
and 81. Sold by McLaiR Brothers, and
AleT u. Young. NV
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TIE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock sPRlSe
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders 10 TIE
High Rock spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
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vJ.lu.y AAd Liver Diseases ana hheumHthm.-
.uFTed Terr!by-"NothinS seS i1s 70 % 1e y, me-
G0uld uU' As'V ZRPr. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, W. Va.
r.,.,,h po,vnus Of Nose Impaired voioe.-sui
~ sor yuats; patent mealcine failed TO help me.
DT Sniii completely e GHaR II: cHApDucK,
NJ speidel q Co., wheeling W. Va
ps,ephG and liberated stomach en- oIis elH
oI 2S'Hs failed TO give me relief Df: smith cured
Si-"Elsd them for fourteen y eaia 4I: smia
scsaGis, Burning eores on Head.E"My son "e
,aiirIgd IoT fourteen yoSn. NotnlnS seemed 70
dslp him. o. Smith S suso1 nhaT 1 CAPE
Market Street, Wheeling, VI. Va
ranoar.-"su Heied for yean with Cancer; Had II
rrt mi three umeG. It returned LLed eAch opeiA
Siou II. aDith cured me Siaoqi osu qsrS Oh
P'ttRI, H. su.uls OF AnuL-Flat q my bach iot Is
Stsis Reported dying. Dr.. smith cured me with
out kuiie, In Eve weeks ,ruov A rn,yny
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, wheeling, n: 70.
UIcsiStioDs OF Rectuu, ProlApSuA and PLEA
-''WM given up 10 die and ptonouncea incur-
be Dr. Smith cured nc S MiliST1 sn psI Irv
Martins Ferry.
REV. &. o. Ladd wrstes:-"Dr Smiths proiee'
s,nssi services In my family have been most satis-
factory, aud commend hln 70 ~ ~ gentleman
Nm NSVAret KOlb Eays:-"1 had been suffering
,,s vrn ysarS and treated by many physicians for
Iwpcpsia' DT. Bmltl. sEid had tape worm. and
n riSEt hours roIno1e 4 monster lo9 feet long
FGrialC Complaints years Ii hospitals iof
,.,Sir give me peculiar advantages In suck cases
prssrm cured Of catarrh diseases Of heart, LIVER,
unR,srS. Kidneys skin, blood, nervous affections
md Weaknesses Of men and youth, tcroinla and
,IthmA testify 10 my success.
Files cured without the knife.
rNiIenS al .iEtAnce may DO treated BY letter and
,sL.SOIlOu guaranteed. 4 chart Tor seli'exanaina
L0Y Selt on receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
InnIiitstlou 1t once freq. Once houn from "a.
y t07Ps, daily, Cali on or address
JOHN z. SMITH, II. D.,
nyl2niw No 1l0l ChaplinaSt. Wheeling. W.Ne
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"HAcxMErA,E," q lasting and fragrant per
fnme. Price rs and 80 cents. Sold by NC
lain Brothers. a, d Alex. T. Young. gvt-
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Or, ], E. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

,,. h.., evidence Of physieiAu's success ID the
Inc oeS' II hiS natIelp. The increasing demands
!eaap H,2oesopsi services prove that have deal.
t0t G and fairly with those who have oonIulted
uiO PATIENTS sa, ni SaSd xhU SsIcss
SOU ,Sn,c ;Sho,n have cured after they had been
ir,SHaoa nHed incarabIe thorough medical edu
gsIi S with many yea1 hospital experience and
familiarity with !nstsPSss isdh and SI SrSs q,
ACy " yeuIc management insures success
E;.5s Spcbls aud frankly give the patient my
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Gke 9nteIllesneer.


"n,rc Nos. IS nnd % Fourteenth street.
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j. F. shirk and Logan & Co., agents al
Wheeling, and Z. K. McConahey agent a
Bridgeport DAw.
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To the swee. story OF the Flor, ntiae
Immortal In her blAne!CSs EnAidenhood.
Beautiful Is Gods angels aud 8 good;
Feeling that life, even now, may b5dlylne,
With love no wrong can Ever change 70 hate,
Nor sin make less Lnan al..Comp y SlonAte!
JOHN u. WHITTIER.
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MEDICAL.
HEAR THE WITNESSES !!


,owsy last had Spcnt at least ave hundred
,lsn ior treatment by many oil ne oest meaiG.i
!asn M ali M best friends RdvlLed me that the
s cShssd o. death va fast ApproScsinS . c.uEat
a. = 80 Iot,irS cJuid feel change for the bet.
f Tie Dsan to SSSAFfSs sd t ssfsn ~ bot
khesis's IN hHd healed and my skin began 70
natural apgs&tSuSS: ,, PsF aSS , Se'
Ani ', nIn NJ the disease remaining and ieel
AZ veil ever did have S1 iasds tTeqsyGi %
P1uhuTs ~ a,Io"GIIion | have recommended II 70
ssy aud in every instance with complete ,o snG
CAT D eiIS.Se @. II. SMILEY.
ht. IDle uu''@s' Quincy, Ill.
TAN, ,ure that swIIts specific saved my liie. l
lnhIsN n nOisosed with MllAriA, and was gwen
WA .,H %' hWiiIx Specific relieved me promptly
nd SnIitely. think 1t II the greatest telneu' "a
the age. a. q. SPRINGER,
sup't GGs Works, Rome, Ga.
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here Is no Yeast In the world like the White
able. All grooe's and bakers keep IT. MN4T
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Write for a copy OF the little bOOk-fFee'
.,o pnwARD will be paid to any Chem.
H,eoo NJ AID On The analysts Of 100 bottles j. ).
!" O %pG nsTIicc Of Mercury lodide Potassium or any
m'A'''' Tag SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
LrnWer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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W1RNdlInH For Utl0Otf.
Weary Of Ilugled voIcts never stIlled,
The septic Sneer, he bigOt's hate, the din
OF ella hing texts, the webs u creed men spin
Round hmple truth, the children gown up VIII
build
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-03-01
especially to =. $. Case for his Inai-
|sl,ement Of the floor. s., i. I. r. s s.='
That Brass Band.

To tho Editor Of the Northern Pacific Farmer:
Will you please insert these few
lines in your paper! There is what
the citizens COLL a brass bard, III
Wadena, but it seems that there is
s'no GO to it-some of the members,
II mean. At the last three meetings
for practice there were but four of
the band in attendance. This is not
right; il the 'absentees do not wish,
to attend, let them give up their>in-
struments and give others a chance
to practice. MEMBER OF BAND.
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The PAPER WE UsE.-Paper car
wheels are composed entirely Of
paper rings pressed together under a
weight of six tons, and then fastened
by means Of bolts, and steel tires put
on them, when they are ready for
use. Laid loosely, the rings stack as
high AS the shoulders Of an ordinary
man. Under treatment they sink to
tho thickness required. 1t the tire
should wear or fall off the wheel. or
the train run from the track, there
would be no danger of their breaking,
a, they are very flexible and would
spring.
A paper ball can be rendered 50
SC lid that nothing but u diamond tool
can cause m indentation into it. At
the mill is a square block OF COM
pressed paper fastened On turning
lathe and so hard that if fine steel
chi.el is held against it when moving
instead of cutting the paper it will
break tho chisel into hundred
pieces. The strength is astonishing.
You can take Is note OF the Bank
of England, twist it into kind OF a
rope, suspend 800 pounds upon one
end of it, and not injure it in the
slightest degree.
Bath.tubs and pots are formed by
COMPRISING the paper made out of
linen fibres and annealcd-this is
PAINTED with a composition which
becomes \ part thereof and is fire.
proof. The tubs last indefinitely,
never leak. and, putin the fire. will
not burn up. You can beat on them
with 4 hammer and not injure them.
Plates compressed. and annealed
are very durable. You can not only
wash them, but drop them upon the
floor and stand upon them. The fork
can he used for any practical purpose
and the knife GIN always b, kept
sharp. .sT.~....->
80 Paper can be substituted for wood,
converted into picture frames and
colored like walnut, cherry, and the
like. Bedsteads are fashioned the
same as car wheels, only long strips
instead of rings. They are very
beautiful anu lasting. Cooking or
heating stoves are also 1nnealcd, and
1T is impossible to burn them out.
They are less costly than iron. A
house can literally be constructed of
and furnished with every conven-
fence in paper.-Chsrchman.