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MEDICAL.
[continued from lost recE.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

a plate Of SOLID GOLD IA 2-lO karats
fine is soldered on each side Of q plate of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts o fthe cases-bscks, centers, beDels,e etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit Of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and solidiy, while
the vritten guarantee Of the manufacturers
Carraasiaq each case 10 wear hreny years
proves that it contains oil the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many of
these cases havebeen worn perfectly smooth
By years Of use without wearing through
the gold. pUzuoUx pse a Ism.
I have used one Of your James Boss God Watch
Cases for seventeen years. / bouSntT secondhand
and know Of Is having been used before l got IT.
yeArs longer. Did not suspect 1t was . hned ease
until % informed tyS tsveler a'sho7 time sincs:
I most cheerfuly recommend your eases 70 Be al
they are represented 70 be. and more
0. McCIASxT. Dep. OIL ha. Rev. ID DiG toed
Sad . .,u, sa.-p l. Kry.,o.e WsishTC.. YEs.sris. PtdIc-
aslpAl, Pa fOr Gs&sss Illustrated PanPALtsks~!as AST
3anss Boz ~ Ksplsss watch Csc are made
tvs centsnusd)
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warfare or fighting. Outside Of q few
Shakers who acted as nurses In the hos
pitfalls, noneofthe i've thousand Shakers
engaged in the civil wal. Under nc
circumstances can Shakers be induced
to bear arms or 70 vote for civil rulers,
because voting and the consequent
party affiliations lead to contentious and
thence to fighting.
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Ers5I Prescott, a very old but well
eNorb man, has been a member Of
INV Snlon Community for more
eOss not undoubtedly in decadence,
Ne distinoose liye it will ever become
ssondidoSE'c; ., de attributes the pres.
Ate civil o. affairs in great part to
o repdss me effect Of which
<asn ILL., the people unfit for
which does not Soustansnoa
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A ri
A New England Farmer whose Sons
We're Very DIssimilnr.

"Yes, there's a heap Of difference in
boys replied the old man. as he tied
~ a bag Of oats. "There's my son
John, for instance. Everybody beats
him in a boss trade, swindles him in a
watch dicker, and leaves him out in the
cCld when he farms on shares. He's
gCoC-hearted, but there's no business
al oLt him. If / had to depend upon
John ! die in the poorhOuse." He
wre>tled the bag aside, seized another,
and continued: "And there is my son
Philip keen as a razor, eyes wide open
and so sharp thai no man in New
Jersey dare offer him a pairO ( old boots
for a $500 boss for bear Of being
cheated" ''Is he dead" "Yes, he's
gone and that was the sharpest trick of
all. He found he'd got consumption,
and what did he do but hunt up a life
insurance agent, take out a $500 policy,
give his note for the premium, and
come home and fall off a load OF hay
and run a pitchfork clear through him.
Some sons would have hung on and
doctored around and wanted cuIrant
jelly and chicken soup for eighteen
months; but that wasn't Phil. No, sir.
He didn't even ask for anything better
than q so tombstone, and he said
needn't git that unless the marble'cut-
ter would trade even for q blind calf"
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Sherif's Sale.

Distress Warrant. NJ. Reilly, John II. HOBBS
and Henry Schmulbsch, W.. Geo. Scrsnage.
by virtue OF a distress warrant issued and
to me directed, I nave levied upon the follow.
ing described personal property, and will
proceed TO sell for cash, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock O. m, at the
81. James Hotel, viz: One lot OF WHISTLES,
brandy and gin, BARRON fixtures, glasses
and ocean en, stove pipes, link, curtains,
cbsiTs, pitchers, bowls. &c, mat, linoieum,
miTTors, ~mouldings, stop-cocks, SAM pie
Ebles and ~treStIeS. bcdsteads, beading, snee,s.
comforts, carpets, napkins, towels, ban kets
double and singlej PHO ~ end bOlster
srittoops. mattresses, Tenders, I cigar case In
Office, 4 iron plates In front Of house, Z wood
grating covers, avningst 2 step laddsn, ]
cool stove, lot OF pans, shovels and poksrs,
glass globes, d~in,ng.room tables, table ware
consisting Of glasses. pitchers, castofs, oliver
snd Rlass cake stands. silver teat poons silver
cresm pitcher, refrigeration, Kitchen ware
consisting Of po's. Kettles tables, range. bueE-
cts, knives aud forks, coffee mill. siav cuper,
and a ger eral 1sortment OF cooking utensils,
spd ell other personal effects Of Geo. Scranage
Iound in the ~. James Hotel.
teJSi c. p. GROWN. b &C.
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NEW ORLEANS, August I, 1888.
TO THE PUBLIC
investigate for Yourselves

NO.
Postmaster.Gcnorai Gresham having pub
lished willful ana malicious fslsehood In
regard to the character OF The ouniana
state Lottery Company, the following facts
are given 10 the public 10 prove his state.
ment, that We are engaged In q fraudulent
business, 10 be false and untrue:
Amount OF prizes paid by the Louisiana
State Lottery Company from January I. isD.
TO present date:
Paid 70 southern Express 60, New
Orleans, 7. II. Wescoat. Manager. 0,39IU
Paid TO LouIsiAns National bank,
Jos. II. OglesDy. President ...--",.. ta,4o
Paid to Louisiana state National
Bank \. II. kennedy, President. t1,toe
Pad 10 New Orleans National iiank =.
a. Bald win, President .--....;.,, VIZ
Paid 10 Onion National Bank, X. -
Cbarlarop, Cashier ........ $3.50. .--. e<,$n
Paid 10 Citizens Bank, h. L. Car
Paid 10 Gtrmania Saiionsl BANK,
Jules CassaTd, Presidents -,.,.,.--.-. S.W
Paid to Hibernia National Bank,
Ihss. Palffey, Cashier -. go. .....-. NpU
Paid to Canal Bank. Nd. Toby. CEh- n
PsiL to Mutual National pank Jos. ...
Mitchell, Cashier ..,... .....".----,..- Nv
Total paid as .....,.......... ~.,.- il.za19
PAID IN GUMS Of under AGO At the
various oficcs Of tie Company -
throughout the United States....-- z,sHSU
Total paid by all ....-....-"""...---- t'SiDW
For the truth OF The above facts We rsfH
the public 10 the one. m 81 the aboye-naAsd
corporations, and for our legality and stand.
ing 10 the Mayor and Oficens Of the City
Of Sew Orleans. IN the state authorities 81
louisiana. and also u the y. y. ofnciais Of
louisiana. We claim 10 be legal. honest ana
correct In all our transactions, ~ much -
any business In the country. our standing
is conceded by all who will Investigate, ana
ourttock has for years been Sold NJ cur Hoard
Of Brokers. and Owned by may Of cur beA
known and respected citizens.
u. A. DAUPHIN, President,
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ChdTtone ". VI UoAdrd.
Jake Barringer, 4 tenant who was pillow.
ing on Mr.. John Wadsworth's farm yester.
day, turned up with the plowshare one OF
those ~curiosities, q jointed snake. The
reptile was about a yard in length, and
was put together in four sections, The
darby did not know what sort Of q snake
II was when It first turned up, and hit 1t
with a stick to kill It. AT the first blow
the snake fell all to pieces, the head part
going one way and the tail part another,
and the two body pieces jumped of in
different directions. The amazed darkY
resumed his blowing, went 10 the end oil
the iurrow, and on his return was sur.
prlsed to see the snake all together again,
except the tail piece, and. watching
a lew minutes, saw the tail come up
to Join the body, taking sharp, quick little
Jerks. II came nearer and nearer until
within a few inches Of the three.quarter
snake, when It gave a sudden jump and
hitched on It's proper place with q fuss re.
sembling the popping Of a cap. The dar.
KEY knocked It to pieces several times, and
each time It came together again. He car.
ried his amusement a little too lar, how
ever, in throwing the tail part across the
creek, Just to see, as he said, "how long II
would lake It to catch up" but 1t never
caught up. The snake; with its three
Joints, was carried To the house, and the
tail 10 no doubt still going about the woods
hunting Tor q snake to hitch on to.
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Tho Stock r aud the Fat Stock Trade.
Piasbmph Sottnaan,
In looking over the relative condition OF
the stocker and the fat stock trade, Just
now and Tor some time past, we cannot
avoid the conviction that those operating
in the first named class OF cattle need 10
exercise a good deal OF discrimination and
care. Perhaps lone OF our readers can re.
member a time in which store cattle and
lat cattle have sold SO nearly together, and
a great many avow their inability TO sec
how the slight margin between them
can be made to cover the cost OF trans.
forming the one into the other. It is
not too much TO say that, Mt cash prices
for grain and othe. feed, 1t cannot be done.
However, the feeder needs to count in the
problem the cost Of marketing the grain
and the value otherwise obtainable for the
rough food thus consumed. He also should
consider the matter OF maintaining the
fertility Of his farm, a consideration too
often overlooked. Bringing in these points
will frequently turn the scale OF calculation
in favor Of feeding, even with paying
exhorbitant figures for stock. The fact
Ia, q man can better afford to lose money
in the transaction than to allow his
farm to lose its fertility. Taking things
as they are, the farmers OF this region
are in a measure compelled to buy stock.
ers and feeders, regardless Of the TACT that
they are conscious OF paying too much for
them. But there is a way out OF this diff
Guilty, the adoption Of which we have often
urged, and which would at least in some
70 ,rte prove etfectual-and that is TO pre-
servo the calves. The curious spectacle
Is now beheld Of the markets Of our coun-
try being flooded with veal, while on
the same markets the farmers are ca
gerly hunting for almost unobtainable
stockers. Let them, as a remedy, resolve
that no calf shall be killed on the farm
and none sent to market-iust as Queen
Victoria Is now prohibiting the use OF
lamb in the royal household, on similar
grounds. Raise your OWL stockers. 1t is
doubtful whether any are as cheap as the
homegrown, and on an average few are
as good. Let Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia start their beeves from the
udder, and farmers will seldom il ever
find themselves, as they are now, at the
mercy of the stock markets.
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"A sure cure for Blind, Bleedlng, Itching and
liberated Piles hes boon discovered BY DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
YEAR standing. No one need suffer five min.
uutes after applying tbis wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
Sorbs the tutnoTS, SllayB the intenDe itching,
particularly at night Altar getting warm n
bed,) acts a 0 porltce, gives iastantand
painless relief, and 10 prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private part, and Tor nothing
else.
oept Of price, q o.
For sale By J. =; shifIsa Logan 4 Co.. also
MoConIhey, Bridgeport o, nav
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TnE SWINE rLAGUE.
A Danger for Farmers 10 Avoid.

Danger for Farmers 10 Avoid.
0iea0O Tribune.
1t isa widely.known and unquestioned
fact that swine plague is a highly contag.
ious disease. 1t has been proved that the
germs Of that disease may be conveyed
from ailing to healthy hogs by the water
they drink, the air they breathe, and by
the food they eat. The excreta Of hogs
afflicted with the malady swarms with the
bacteria Of the plague, and the hogs habit
OF roofing over and over in such otfal
makes that a very pregnant cause OF sick.
ness and death. Thousands OF swine dying
OF the plague are received every year at
the %stockyards in the Western States; in
fact, the germs Of the deadly disease are
ever present In the pens, alleys, aud cars
In which hogs are confined in tGe great
market. Swine confined in those cars or
pens are almost certain TO become victims
Of the disease.
Sometimes the disease will become
plainly manifest in two or three weeks at.
ter infection; in other cases a longer period
may pass, even three or four months have
been known to elapse before the hogs gave
evidence OF sickness, but almost invariably
hogs which have passed through the stock
yards develop w%ell.defned symptoms Of
swine plague. The presence Of one single
animal bearing the germs will infect the
place to which 1t may be taken and the
hogs with which 1t come in contact. The
result is the sickness, almost always the
death Of the animals, such contamination
Of the farm that for a long time afterward
no hogs can be safely allowed on II, and
the establishment OF new centres Of disease.
In many instances farmers have been
tempted, by The low prices for which pigs
Of light weight have been offered in the
large markets, 10 buy such stock for the
purpose Of fattening them on the farm. In
a large majority Of cases heavy losses have
resulted. 1t Is true that in these markets
thin, young swine in good health are some
times sold. This is the case nearly every
year in Chicago, to which place come from
Indiana and Michigan many pigs which
have been fed little il any grain, but have
made rapid growth upon clover and other
forage. These are healthy enough when
they leave their native homes, and would
be excellent animals for fattening were it
not for their coming in contact with the
germs Of disease left in the cars and stock.
yards by sick animals. The purpose OF this
paragraph Is to a farmers OF the almost
certain heavy loss they will meet II they
venture to buy stock which has been thus
exnnEad.
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vtj,.r a.d Liver Diseases and kheumAusin.-
rnSG.nJ Misunderstanding seemed TO help me;
tOu'u ZEPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, W. Va.
r.,.,,b. polypqs Of Nose, Impaired VOice.:-suf.
. .SII t"r years: patent medicine failed to help me.
Ii. sni1A e0Anp'S""' CHARLES CHADDucK,
of gpeIdul & Co, Wheeling. W. Va.
nr,,.,stG and liberated stomach.."Treatment
oI!.an Jailed g StyS ! ! Z I6 TILL Gns NJ; ss,. ApS Sntea
mS EIs -"Had them for lourteen yeafS Dr smith
~ ,n." LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
Gs S&cSai1is, Running Sores on AcAd.="My son was
.6Iietcd lor fourteen yean; Nothing seemed 70
heipn'n Mrs. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling. W. Va
C.nph-"suGpIei for years WIN Cancel; hadi IL
r,y HMt ihr,e tImtS. II returned alter each opera
lion. If. smith cured me without kalie. Saqsnc or
IAia." ., EIst ~ Wv hacL tnr,s
rrtSs Repnrlcd dying. Dr.. smith cured me with
Out GulIe, IN hve weeks. r,o,,,s m, ,,,,
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
I'bg,StiTuS Of RIcIum. fIolapsus and Piles.
n piyeu up " die aud pronounced incura-
N. h, smith cured ING without knlie."
U"' WASHINGTON DELAEY.
Martins Ferry.
Rsy. II, O, ISdG whtes:-"Dr. Smiths profcs'
coma a~erICes IN my family hayo been most salts
L LVi, mi COnnead him to all ~ q gentleman
and AlAIllul phyAclAr."
iy s.ytu YEAR and treated by many physicians iol
dy,I4.AiA, Dr slnit bAid / had q taae worm. ana
n rtyhi noun removed Il mon ter lO9 teet long
Female CCmpAinA-1hI years IN hospitals Tor
LnalrI. give me ptCu lar advantages in suck cases
PsrsIns cup.t Of cAtarTh, diseases Of heart, Liver,
E0maCh, Eiiueys. skin, blood, nervous affections
and prskuese. Of mtn and youth, BcrofulA and
asthma testify TO my success.
He cured without the kliIe.
iat!euI al y distance may be treated BY letter and
HlilGruOn guaranteed. A chart Tor self exRmina:
lion sent On receipt Of v thEee-cent stamps, and
GivICe returned Ire,
A.iOTE.A,, daily. Call on or adde's
JOHN Z. SMITH, N. D..
pvl2 No 1901 chapllue st. Wheeling. w. Va.
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The Popular Game.

ave . . " | -
The growing popularity Of the royal
game OF whist asa social amusement serves
to'recail the faying Of Charles James Fox,
hat there was but one greater pleasure in
lie than losing at whist, and that was:
winning; and recalls also the keener wit OF
a GanadIau lover Of whist ami everything
RpgIIah. Col. Ormond, a retired officer in
lie English army, had long been noted
ior a peculiarly robust and penetrating
profanity, aud also for the rAt'tarrier te'
nacity with which he contended Ia whist
for the odd trick. Alter playing his favor.
lie game sixty years for about eight nights
in he week il Is not strange that hedied.
GCol. ormond Is dead" said Mr.. Wet
more the morning after the gallant Briton's
demise.
% ..Ss,'" sal, .sId NJ w Atmon; she'll not be
troubled any more about the odd trick"
"No,n said Almon, shut he'll have more
trouble about the last trump"
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snatehed Prom The Grave.

Ny wife was at the brink Of the grave.
She had been given up 10 die by three Of Al
legheny City's best physicians. They all pro-
nounced her disease Consumption. Her M
~ger.nails and lips were blue; was pulseless ut
tho wrist; we were all called TO witness her
death. At this moment q neighbor brought
In DR.. Hartman, who prescribed teaspoon
from the Eirst dose, and in a week she was up,
and now (less than six months) she Is we'll.
See page 30 in the ellis OF Life" q book you
can get gratis from your druggist. II not,
address Dr.. Hartman, Osborn, Ohio. T. 8.
EBRRLEIS. South Chicago, III. p4w
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Or. ]. E. SMITH,
No.. 1904 Chapllne Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

ma h..t evidence OF d ph~ysician's success Ia the
lnsU nj his PATIENTS. The iIcreaMngdemAndt
nt. = THTmyiesioasl services prove that have dealt
t SSSa1oa1Siy aud lGItly with those Who have SonInlted
ne. ,,S Sh have many hundred certificates
tol, ,S y whom / have cured after they had been
Ifon - ",S Il iururablc. A thorough medical edu.
p t,,n viii inSIy yeArS hospital experience and
fi.,siI!.tiW with i%heIAputic agents, a close Oh cry
hlVJU y, ~ bryIruiu management inBureS success, II
C ,tIr'I i ,Ssii1.c, aud / frankly give the patient my
..4tlnt
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By On. FRAzIEE's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and besuti.
tul. Also cures Itch, salt Rheum, Bore Nip.
Piles, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulceru and
sorGs, etc.
Bold by all druggists and mailed OF re.
ceipt OF price, 30 ceats.
IF. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r. Z. Moconahey, Agent at
Bridgeport p&W
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SILVER CnxlK, n. Y, Feb. Q, lsso.-Geuts:
I have been very low, and have tried every
thing, To no advantage. l heard your Hop
recommended by 30 many, l con-
10 give them a trial. did, and now
M around and constantly improving, and
Am nearly as strong as ever. w. H. WELLER.
fThshw
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II you are SICK Hop Bilten will surely aid Nature
In making you well when all else fails.
II you are costiye or dySpepic, or are suffering
from anJ other Of the numerous diseases Of ths
stomach or bowels. It Is your " fault II you 70
mainfi, TOT Hop Bitten are a sovereign remedy N
az II sI van arc WHITING away with any form Of Kidney
disease. stop tempting death this moment and tsrn
u Sou Hre dct With that terrible sickness Nery'
o,,sneg. You will and A"BRim In G!leAd' IN uaeute
Of Hop HltterA .u.,a.,, AZ, -. r,,,s.
matte district. bGrIcade your syssem sgSIIis' MI M
Ions. and Intermittent ieTen-oy the use o. HOP
II YOU have rough, pImply, or iallow skin. Deo
heath. palms and aches, aud feel miserable Eener'
aiiy, HOP BItte1 will give you fair akin, rtch blood,
snd Avs6teSt breath, health aud comioft
In Lhoft they cure all Diseases O. me sI SiaS1,
piScSse. 500 viii DO paid for . case they Will no
TSSi poot, bedhddeu, INVALID. wife, sister, moth
or. or daughter, can DO made the picture o. hcaisn
Ky a few bottles Of Hop BitteIs, costing bnt z uine
viii you lot them tunefl hoLL-LLLe1M
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"WILL you give a poor fellow, who is
racked with fever and agte, a dime to buy
some quinine?" asked q W~estchester
county tramp. "Why I gave you ten cents
less than an hour ago." "0h! so you did.
l didn't recognize You. Well, I spent that
dime for whisky. You don't suppose a
man can eat quinine clear, do you?"
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BuekIcn,n Arnlen save.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Piles, ChilblAins, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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sArp Fogg,. reading the sign "keep of
the grass" or the common. ut 10 the
same everywhere. In Ireland, you know,
they're hanging men and women for the
wearing off the green."-BoSLOn Transcript.
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ARE you made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skim shiloh'sV italizer 10 q positive
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Drums may be gOod-this is the best. i
kills bed bugs, reaches, water bugs, tlsas, etc.
Hunt Inseot Powder VI mean. Price, ~
nents BY al druggists.