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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01
FoR SALE.
rmREsminc MACHINE FoR sALE.

pheton buggy. as good a. nov; price, t100
J. q. pcfurk. FIRST street. between Spring and
Fort. myatf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01
FURNIsHED ROOMS

For single gentlemen; 500 feet from the Post
office: sunny and heaithfuI. X. g. GLOVER,
HILL SIDE HOME,
my7-1m 81 North Fort Street,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01

Eight hundred to $1,000 for one or more years
on firstclass security. with good interest. Ad-
dress 20. b., HERALD office. ap26u
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MEDICAL.
When You are in Trouble,

Dnl be Gi:smaiI Your liver is
torpid, perhaps, and you may be said
to be bilious. The way to help you
out olthe difficulty is to take B,oam's
iron Bizers, which sets disordercd
tivcrs at work in good style.
Donf be cross and angyyI Your
digestion is bad, and that upsets your
disposition. If you will try Browns
Iron Bitters, you will find the digest.
i've difficulties driven away in Short
order. ;,
Donl be dc5poadrnU You arc
weak because your blood is thin, and
you cannot face trouble, or think you
cannot. Broau's Iron Bixcys will
put iron into your circulation, enrich.
Ing the blood, making it a royal red
color, and giving you the strength
you need. r
The troubled, the weary, the dc.
spondcnt, the nervous, the debilitatcd
and the bilious find rest, rcposc, re.
ircshmcnt, and reconstruction in the
use Of that prince Of Tones, Browns.
Iron httcrs. The druggist charges
4 dollar a bottle for it 10
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MEDICAL. -
M SMITH,
No. y" Mar ronrtecath Street,
MEDICAL.

.soI, piyscsu'a success y lho
n,be,s titnce i, ! The lactcadne demand.
,,MF'sSsy . Nv 1, Iti: StTiSs pore !hss ! l have ,s, aSsi!
lS1 ~ Yinl,et " Z MANY hundred o,tt.aea:ss
! &C.: S' i5;s's:;s; e. T., i s} ;SSi sHi ;s,1 e ! az NJ
ss$:i$ \; 4: \; = !: ~! 3s:s s;;' $s;;;;; :5::5' ;: !; Is: Il ' &C.! sS;;; !:
.iS'ISu 70 hI!EaiG irsisiy y!se.h pas!ons my
l.InH.
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Workers in glass are liable to certain
diseases and Injuries, peculiar to their
woik and surroundings. In many facto-
lies most OF the workmen arc not exposed
very long at q stretch, their time being d.
,vided into "turns' Of five hours each, an
industrious workman making ten or eleven
turns III q week. All are exposed more O,
less, to a high degree Of heat, but this has
been much modified in late years by i'm
provemcnts in ventilation.
The materials used in the manufacture
OF glass are eand, coda and lime, to which
smaller quantities OF arsenic and msuran.
csc are added. The mixers" generally
protect their nose and mouth with hand.
kerchieis. They are subject to ifs OIL
coughing and snet ziug, and 10 more or less
nasal catarrh, from the irritation OF this
mineral dust. The sensitive mucous mem.
brans OF the eyes also suffers from the
Am cause, and conjuuctivitis is not un.
common with the mixers. Chronic lead
poisoning, with its train Of we!l.knowl,
symptoms, often occurs among mixers,
where flint glass is made, in which lead il
used.
The "mould makers" work is in cas-,
iron. They cut the metal with chisels, and
often get chips in their eyes. A young
mould maker came TO me recently with Il
speck OF metal imbedded in the cornea
Although he had not been working at the
trade very long I discovered several Gears
on the cornea from former injuries. I III.
duced him to guard against ouch danger il
the tnture by wearing a pair Of wire gauz
eye protectors with fronts OF plane glass.
Glass makir 6 proper ssemsto be a he ll:h.
III occupation, and glass-nakers who liyt
temperately end take good care OF them.
selves en- ey ordinary good health aud fill
out the full average Of year,.
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Nothing Lille II.

No medicine hes ever becc known go effect
usl in the cure OF ell thoee diseases arising
fsom all impure condition Of tho blood as
scovilrs ssrsaparil!a. or Blood and Liver
Syrup. for the oura OF 5erofu:a, White Swell.
iuss, Rheumatism, rimp!es. B%lo.ches, 4 up.
Toes, Veaerenl Sores and D ,ueases, Consumy-
lion, Gro!!ra, boils Cancer, aud all kindred
li:eases. No better menns o tecuring 4 beau-
tiinl complexion can be ub:aincd than by
using scovllls Blood and Liver Syrup, which
c%leausts the blood and & yea beauty 10 the
skin. Trhsaw
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For seven y!a:s Al!eu's Brain Food has
stood t. g stroi gess .es's as to lis inertia in
curing Nervousness, Nsvous Debility and Re.
storing lost powers " the weakened Genera.
tive System, and. in Io instance, has it ever
fl;ied; test it. 81; for sat druggists. or
~ mall fr. III J. Il Ai!sa, SIS Fist avenue,
New York ~. TrhtAw
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"HAcKMErAcK," q listing and fragrant per
fume. Price rs and 60 ceuts.
sHlLoA's Guar WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Broncnitis.
For DYspEPsIA and Liver Complaint, you
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Shilolts Vitslizsr. II ntyar falls TO cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle o..
shiloh's Caia1sh Remedy. Prizes so cents.
For sale by McLsin Brts. and A. T. Young.
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8. 3. HARTMAN 4 Co., Columbus, O.-Ctn.
aenxn: Your valuable Psruna Is the est
medicine I ever used. -
NANCY FErrEnAAS, Cookport, Indiana CO., Pa.
Your Peruna for Indigestion and Liver
troubles helps me.
W.P BRANDON, East Liverpool, O.
l was suffering with pain In the chest, pal.
pitation OF the heart, with great swelling OF
the stomach. Perunn Is doing wonders fol-
me. joins DoSAHux,
sharpsburg,, Allegheny County, Pa,
have hsd liver complaint for three yeare:
thought would have to omit work; i have
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we'll. Tics Bg.kroRp. -
3l4 Western avenue, Allegheny City, Pa.
sAsk your aruegis. ior. Dr.. Hartmau's BOOK
on the "Il!s of Lifa'-pratis. INV :
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"AND now l am coming 10 the point
said a D.kola school teacher as be slowl.
'as down in a chair where tho yenceiu:
bent pin was lurking. The next ins.ant
10 was going from tho point with a velocity
hat he had never before acqlired.-Bh.
marck Tribune.
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l AM e. non-bsliever In pa'ent medicines,
but LAYING experienced marked lelisi from
nasal ca,srrh and ho,ssness by the use Of
Ey's Cream Balm, l can recommend It to
those suffering from this loathsoms con-.
plant, aud 10 those , fl cted with hoarserss.
or stoppage of the throat 80 annoying to sinr-
ers sud cleIeymsn.-LtU1s L. Phillip, 1928
N. Y Ave N. W., Washington, b. U. (Pfice
so cenls) 7r.t&w
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THk very best remedy that can be com
pounded from our present knowledge OF
drugs, Tor colds; coughs, asthma. bronchitis
and other lung diseases. is Dr.. Wistar'a Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry. It has cured many
cases Of consumption when all other remedies
bad failed. A single spoonful will cure an
ordinary cough OF cold and give instant re,
strengthening 70 throat andlungs and Is very
pleasant 10 take. raw
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Caution.

FNo. 30 GRAND srRrEr, JrasxY cirY, n. J.,
CD. 2S. lsS3.-rwo months sgo l suffered
With Il very bad cough, which kept me awake
all night. / was recommended 10 put on my
chest two Allcot k's Porous plas,ers. Unior-
tuIa!tly, my druggist persuaded ME to Try
some other so.calied porouu plaster. I Lost
my monty, for they were worthless and not
Of tho sl'ghtss! b.neti.. l then procured
Allcock's Porous Planters. and they com.
pleteiy cured me-. J.F. McjIXSl 8.
Imitation Porous Plasters are being adver.
tlsed and offered for sale. Beware Of them.
"Al!ccck'u' Is tho only genuine. rrtsaw
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iIlIe g5,tdEiqetner
n".. % n"d -, Ianrteen,h street
LlGtIr u LOVE.


AUG dcuutWV. ,-.r, ..N'. HH....E
II iight should ..l!ke through every dsrtenied place,
How tiauy deeds Of Iaikntsiand Of ,hAme
Would ce,se, arrested by ls gentle g'ace,
Anu hltlvlng virtue rise, unicathGd by blamet
The prisoner In his cell new hopes would frame,
rhe miner catch tho metals LURKING trace, IIS
inc sage would grasp tho Ills that harm our race,
Ana unknown heroes leap 10 sudden fame.
ii love but Que fh0rt hour had perfect sway,
How lhhny 4 ranking sore lis touch would heal,
hoS many \ mis:onception pais away,
AND hearts long hsrdeucd learn Al last 10 feel.
WHAT " mpathies would wake, what teuds decay,
IL pciiect love might reign but one shof. day
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Following is a single illustrative case OF
nailers' consumption, SO far as an exact
diagnosis can be made without a post NOR.
tenn. The patient is under the care OF DR..
Charles NJ. Frissell, through whose kind.
ncesSI obtained the history: As.
II. IS, born in Montreal, Canada, where
he lived till 81 years old. His father died
at IS Of an acute dissas'; his mother lived
to be 72 years old. HI hes two brothers
and two sisters older than himself, andtw
brothers younger, all still living. There
was never any consumption Ia the family,
so far as he knows. The patient has been
q nail feeder and mailer since he was is
years old, and has never worked at any.
thing else. Has always been Of regular
habits, and hes never exposed himself
much. Three years ago he contracted a
cold and has been coughing and e1pector.
ating moro or less evtr since. Ha, not
worked any Tor sixteen months on account
Of shortness OF breath. At present he ID
! much emaciated, suffers from dyspnoea
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Tho Voliaic Belt Co Marshall, Mich, offe,
to send DR.. Dyes Vo.la.c Belt nId Appli.
anccs Oh trial, for thirty days, to n,ea, young
or oil, I'll c!ed with nervous debility, lcst
vitality, and kindred troubles. See adser.
tisanent in ihis ;arRr. 1ThtAw
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"A GENTLEMAN from Orwell, Pa, called my
attention to Eiy's Cream Balm as a remedy
for Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc. He was 30 earn.
sst In asserting 1t to be a positive cure {ain,-
self having been cured by ~ that | pur-
CHASED q stock. The Balm has already 81.
fectsd cureS-p. +. HYATT. N. D., Border.
town, N. J. 1Tts4w
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"Wherc are all the yesterdays gone?'
asks a ewee. poet. What, ard thou know.
est not, thou long haired dreamer. Thtr,
by our hHlidome, every last silver Of it, We
tell thee, they have gone to protes.. What,
man, Brace upaId have scms style about
Ynu.
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THE REv. GEO. Il. THAYEa, OF Bourbon,
Lad, says: both myself aud wife owe our
lives 10 SHILoH's Cos: uMr7los Cure"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vita!izer Ia a positive
cure.
WHY WILL you cough when Shiloh'a Cure
will give imms,is!e relief. Price 10 CTS, FL
eta. hnd IL. l'I
for Ca,srr,, H,ph.heria md Caukcr Mouth.
For sale by McLain Bras and A. T. Young.
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A LADoRlSa man in the eastern part Of
the city has a vile and fourteen children
to kick their heels under his table, and
yet some Of his neighbors blame him for
not taking more interest in politics.
Detroit Free Press. yl Eg
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.VESI, Vidi. Vici-IcAue, | INV, I conquer.
.d-ls adaptable to Aliens Bilious Pnysic.
/ quickly relieves Constipation, Piles, Sick
Aeatache. TO; Is cents. At all druggists.
TrtFay
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A MAN in Iowa has patented a hens
nest: By and by some man will patent
the hen, and then We will have to pay for
age' until a plain omeles will taste like a
ten.dollar bill.-Burlington Hawksyc.
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TlKE Ayers S%araararilla in the s;ring O.
he year TO purify the blood, invigo'a:a III,
-yslen,, excife the liver 10 action, and restor.
he healthy tone and vigoro OF the whole phys
cal mschsn'sm rh' DIV
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fAn taste, unpleasant brca:h, and impaired
Nearing, whom resulting from cAtar1h, .art
'vercomn by the use Of L w. Cream Balm /
is not a liquid or snuff, aud Is eas.iy applied.
rrtsiT ~ NJ
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n llorsfofd AIn,nnac nnd Cook Book
mailed free on application to tho Ramtoro
chemical Works. Providence, K. l. TT a
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NAILERS' CONSUMPTION
Mud Othcr Diseases Peculiar TO Workers
In Iron nnd GinSs.

Aud Other Diseases Peculiar to Worker,
In Iron IL GIRss.
ny JOHN L. DlcxHY, A.. NJ. NJ. D., WHEELING
From the Report " The &cttnvtJ he STATE board o
Hath, 1854.
In Wheeling and tho immediate yicini
ty, there are ten large iro, and nail con
cerns, employing IN all departments aboul
i've thousand five hundred men and boys,
1u the same locality arc twelve glass works
in which are employed about two thousand
aix hundred and ahy persons. Like those
who follow other trades and occupations
these Iron aud glaas workers are liable to
certain diseases aud injuries. To briefly
mention ZONE oil these is tho purpose Of
this paper.
The "noilcrs' and their "hclpers, some
o! them stripped 10 the waiHt, are exposed
to the intenso heat Of the pudding fur.
naces as they tir tue molten metal. Per.
spring from every pore they will gulp
down large quantities OF e-water, or step
outalde and stand for q few minutes III a
sill river breeze. As they are quitting
work, preparatory to going home, they are
accustomed to battle their arms and bodies
III the convenient tanks Of constantly run.
ming water. Such sudden coolings are, Of
course, liable to CAUSE COMPOSITIONS, which
may be followed by s1meo OF their manifold
conse quences. ..F,gga
Tbs rollers" and "nookers," from the
nature OF their work, arc more liable 10
strains, OF muscles "a well 81 Joints. Mus.
culsr rheumatism, myalgia, Cramps in the
musc!es), and thecitis Inflammation Of the
ahestha OF tendons), are not inirequent
amongthem. Overwhelming and sudden cool
ing, OF course, lend their share in causing
these troubles.
The nail iseders. sitting for hours at a
time on their hard backless stoolp, become
more or lees stoop-shouldered, and many OF
them arc, naturally, troubled with hemor-
Surgical injuries arc not 50 common as
DIG would expect, considering the uumer-
Gus opportunities afforded for accident.
Burma are probably more frequent than
any other surgical cases. A serious ipiury
ol this kind occasionally happens to some
unfortunate fellow who steps on the crust
Of Stag that has not fully hardened over
me refuse metal from the blast furnace.
Before he can extricate his foot it is horri.
bly, burned. In the nail factories particles
OF eteel or stone frequently fly into the
eye. When not deeply imbedded in the
tissues, one Of the older workmen, with a
long experience in such matters, skilliully
removes the foreign body. Sometimes an
ILLUMINATION OF the cornea or iris follows
such injuries, and sometimes IN eve ia
l0st by q general Inflammation, involving
all the structures.
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PREVENT s~icaness by taking occasionally
one Of Emoiy's Little Caths1tic Pills, a won.
Geriui s,pet zsr, an rbialu,e sure Of Biliou..
ne.R.-lj cehts. rrtraw
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TIE CAUSE,

More distinctive and more formidable.
however, than all other diacssea and iniu.
fles TO which these workers in iron are sun.
Jactcd is the so.cailed "nailery' consump-
..oI," which in technical language might
on called ph1hiss Jabrum claporum. &C.
cept'ns the division Of the causation of
phthlsls into tho two CLASSES OF general and
Local, nallers' consumption comes under
the latter. 1t is the mechanical or irrita.
tive !o1m OF this dread diseaee, and resem.,
h!es an,hraccsis, or miners' consumption :
miiistone-lnakers' consumption; cotton
consumption,t to which the eperatiyesin cot
ton mills arc liable; Etonemasonb' consump-
ton, and kuite-grinders' consumption, The
last named is probably identical with nail
ers' consumption, es It is due to the irrita-
ton set up by particles Of steel and stone
duss. Ten or Twelve hours 4 day the nail
er and nail feeder are breathing in an d.
mosphere laden with minute particles OF
iron and steel. The mailer has charge Of
three CT four MACHINES, and much Of his
lime is spent in the grinding room sharp
sning tie knives Of the nail machines on
large, rapidly revolving sand.stones, the
dust from which is IN additional source OF
irritation 10 his air passages and lungs.
The feeder is net exposed 10 this dust
OF the grindstonep, but this danger is
partially baiarced by his sitting con-
stanily on HE s:ool in a cranped position,
inspiring the metallic dust. The great bulk
Of tho danger, however, falls on the mailer,
and no =lNtter how broad.bhouldered and
%full.chested he may be, nor how robust in
tisnlth, he mus! succumb sooner or later.
Besides grinding the knives he finds it
necessary to use, three or four times a day,
the "'patent scraper" for l~eyeling tho face
of the s!one, which becomes worn in
grooves and grows smooth and glazed on
the surface with the particles oil steel. The
scsaper is attached to tho frame, and a
white, chokingc cloud Of coarse stone dust fills
the air, which, in tho words Of a workman,
is "yery hard on the lungs," ,p go
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.nrE PROOF

Hnnu, .bstJcs aud HheuniatiSil.-.
Lua,It nl La NNaSValas seemed 70 y nc
..ssis 81 ' ss''''a'o Of led Xii Hi i,si TSIliLiiT5'v
.,,,, q, noe, Inpalfed Yoiee;-sui'
s.rh, folIVa1 ,S ~ nTei.citc ti ed 10 help me.
r. ss II %'r'''e'' f @!i!Sl Ii! chA ala
Of elet1ei & Co., "lreIiiis, W. Va
',nt.lsd stomach Treatment
n,ucptA ana ,ffvr tr relief. Dr.. Smith cured
IT III, !ll'gS IS AUlI. Insurance Agent
ss.h ,sr,n II lduttetu ycHrs VI. smith
Tv-"!tAdthE'' ILluuIS +. WAsilla9lOS.
cured me- Sopr!uG to.,s OH N NA;rr ls son W" T.
sdollIhh y, tIuicvl yCsEs; S0Sulls eeeuca w
,r!ss sin,' W b. smith ga'ea ttTilini'Lplsg CARS.
r.,,.l rtret, whytltus, ". W. 4.
D ,.,,C1sI ,Ot ,,a:s With CAncef. HAc
\ ClDcrt- = st.ts Ii returned aiGt each op4t'
ncu, ouI AttS = cnI,i me without knife, calistic
lion. q. sEisn s'''' MA. il. Il. OKcGlT.
n p4il.", ,un ., ADuS-gl.l Of my back Tor IS
hlo, fhussa.,IJ oyluS. Dr. smith Cared mt
vsiAOu. kniis@ Eve WIS., THOMAS CoLV1N.
,,o,..Ic G;ocrs, Ealn r., y LyeinY' IVA
~ ta9 KEN .! ! ctigp, l!o.sisus ~ rlieS.
,x.,siTea UP 10 DIE sl!a p't Hfyn"
~ nj, 81 ma NIklUAt lAN "
pr. lI!A e1Nu ~ %IhuiNui0S bELASf,
!Aat.ln'b tCrry,
mn n lsia vhte:-"Dr. Smiths protT.'
Ee'' n: n My family hsIG been iao.s .sIa,
. sssai FAT a {I%s e,;i.iS aim "a all asa gentlemen
ND . ti.aai r'S So!G nys-"l hal boon suffering
ii ~ s1e 4t ~ =. 5;5, it'll ~ y Ia. ,S1 . s. Ssy ss19a, s Id
tlNeIsIH .,1u;E, . lIOGA!ef ~ feet lcns.".
% s.sLi a 1a;rtIsiNs -laItV ycSts ~ nosn;tNa loi
As ssa,'i ~ y I$ !;,n tc ss &C. Il a ,sis flsSl,
FerpaS c1t:S o. eiN'i bitoS, Lrryous stccuoDt
roman s! Ss-S q nlta snt youth. scfo:a!S aud
.:S.u. tJIll - ny hLtc,Ar
itIc cured sttheu' he saIs+ ,.,,., ,v ,,,,c,
fsuI1 .I.S,nn IlLi4ateej. A chart for ELL OK
". ,.in. sISs Ell on ncr!y,O: two !hteecri's stamps
ISa,r,itsjoa kludte .Ieo, Once hours !romV
mTI ", daily. Gail Oh " address
Lh"'"-" JUiH i. oAl1h, n. De-,
r,,anAv No lA Ghapline 81. Mhee!!llE. =. VI.
EllA -
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Myers, F7a., September 70, lsS..

Fleming brothers:
II affords mo pleasure to assure you that ATE
using Dr.. c. Mcl.anc's Celebrated Liver Pulls 10
more NOR. , than twenty years IN my family that ! re,
used or have seen used. l have not had them con.
s.antly and had to try others. and | have tried n
good variety, bntt have never had any to act so
promptly. pIoftably and nicely. as Mclanc,s.
with the most gratifying results.
For children, having used them on my W with
such easy md happy effect, ! would recommend
them toonc and ali. These pills do tho work do
It promptly, do it well, and leave no Ill ELECTS
behind.
x, n bile remover, rs a liver correetor, as n
forcrunner preparing the system for quininc, there
is no pill or medicine equal to DR.. c. Mcl.ane's
Celebrated Liver Pills. I expect 10 use them us
long as l live, If they continue rs good as they
have been In the past.
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PREVENTIVE MEASURES.

In order 10 obviate the danger from
grinding, to some extent, eastern nail mills
formerly used, as a rule, wet stones, but
this method 10 too BLOW and is not much in
vogue at prs mt. Two Of the mills here,
the LaBelle and The Benwood, have intro.
duced large aud powerful fans for remoy-
ing tho dust. The stones are encircled
half way round by troughs, which lead into
d large conduit, through which is passing
Il strong draught from the fin. BY this
means at least half Of the refuse is re-.
moved. !. is claimed that the good results
q already be Seen in the improved looks
Of the nailers of these two mills, and that
tiiey lose les time from work gu account OF
slcsEess.
Various forms OF inspirators for exclude
ing these irritating particles have been de.
vued, but no onCof them has ever come
into general use, either because they we're
found inefficient, or on account Of a false
pride amcng these men that prevents
many Oh them from using such. things. A
handkerchief is sometimes worn over the
ncse and mouth; q sponge is tied in front
nj TIC iact; or more complicated apparatus
the shape Of iLhalers is occasionally
used. One d the simp!.s. aud most in
genious de ,ices Of this kind, which is us,d
t, sc me ex snt, YVES originated by n very
Intelligent mailer a few years ago, and con
/ to Of a large artificial mouatache, which
affords considerable protection both to the
note and mouth. The III st perfect inBpir-
ator is a 8 nall franc OF wire earz. fitted 10
the nose. Inside Of The frame is q bunch
Of cotton, which catches all the finer parli.
cles that Escape the outer screen. The
cotton can be frequently changed, which il
an advantage over inspira.ors that are
more costly and more complicated, 10,
they soon become foul and worthless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-11
MISC3LLAHEOcf,.

FRAUD! CAC-upS!I
Many Hotels and Restaurants refill The
LEA & PEEnl's' bottles with q spurious
Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-11

-|-" ~ ~. E. II. CILEs,.
Pastor Of n. F.. Church. South Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
r. ST. nm now using your Vcrmifuge, and !
nm highly pleased with 1t. Ills death OIL worms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-11

All Trails daily except sunday. s
P,llln,an'e Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cans
through without change from S!eubenyille fas! 10
Cincinnati, Louisville. Chicago. indianapolis snd
81. Louis. g IE0r. ~
For through tickets, baggage cheeks, s!ceplng car
accommodations, and any further information. 40.
ply to JNO. q. ToMLINsbE, Ticket Agent at Phi.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh Etrcet, or at City
Ticket Office, under NcLura Hourc, Wheeling.
JAMB McCREA
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
\. a.. FORD, ~
Gcnl Pass. md Ticket Agent. rlttshuIgb, p.