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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

A lightning conductor consists es-
sentiallvo of q long riece OF metal. point
ed at the end. s~hose business It is. not
so much (as most people imagine) to
carry OF the flash Of lightning harm
leS>ly, should it happen to strike the
| house to which the conductor is at
taChed, but rather to prevent the Oc
| currenCe OF flash at all. by gradually
| and gently drawing of the electricity
rs fast rs it gathers. before it has had
time TO collect in sufficient force for a
destructive discharge. 1t resembles in
its effect an oyerfowing pipe which
drains of the surface water of a pond
as soon As it runs in in such 4 manner
as to prevent the possibility of an in
uniation which might occur if the wa
ter were allowed TO collect in force be-
hind a dam or embankment 1t is a
tiood-@ate. not moat: il carries away
the electricity of the air quietly to the
ground without allowing it to gather
in sufficient amount to produce flash
of lightning. 1t might thus be better
called a lightning preyentor than
lightning conductor; it conducts cleo
trlcity, but prevents lightning. At
first, all lightning rods used to be made
with knobs on the top, and then the
electricity used to gather at the sur
face until the electric force was suffi-
cient to cause spark. In those hap
py days you had the pleasure of seeing
that the lightning was actually being
drawn off from your neighborhood
piecemeal. Knobs, it was held, must
be the best things. because you could
incontestably see the sparks striking
them with YOUR eyes. But as time
went on, electricians discovered that if
you fixed fine metal point to the con-
ductOr of an electric machine it was
impossible to get up any appreciable
charge. because the electricity kept al
WAYS leaking out by means of the point.
Then it was seen that if YOU made your
lightning rods pointed at the end you
would be able in the same way to dis
Sipate your electricity before it ever
had time to come to head in the shape
of lightning. From that moment the
thunderbOlt was safely dead and bur-
led. 1t was urged, indeed, that the at
tempt thus to rob heaven of its thun-
ders was wicked and impious; but the
common sense of mankind refused to
believe that absolute omnipotence
could be sensibly defied by twenty
wards of cylindrical iron tubing.
1t is not so well known that the brain
and spinal cord are apparently con-
ductors, and hence lightning stroke
on the head does not materially injure
the brain beyond shattering the brains
and causing temporary arrangement.
Most persons struck by lightning do
not remember anything about the
stroke, but others describe sensation
such rs would be caused by their being
struck a heavy blow. and some have
likened the shock to what they would
be supposed to feel if torn into small
pieces CoralhU Magazine.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

report showing that II e schools are in much
better condition han ever before. There hs
been large increase in enumeration, enroll
ment aud attendance, a-d decided Improve
ment in all the essential features, over that of
last wear. The uurIber remaining IN the
schools is much larger, snd the proportion m
enrolment is much larger than the euu-
msration.
Gratifying progress is reported. Taken
as VIII, lie, the condition o. tie schools IS such
as 10 command public esteem. In the high
School there has been such an increase that
new quarters will soon have 10 be procured.
The Suparintendent stated thst ifit were pos
sible 10 secure a separate bwidIrg tor the
High School. he thought much better results
would be attained.
After reading the report Of the teachers on
special studies, on m)tion the report was
adopted.
NJ. Butler, of the Committee on Mrsic, re-
ported that the Com rirtee bad pure ase an
organ tor the Northern bpil ing at = c1st OF
$50, and presented the bill for same, which
was referred to the Committee on Cl'ims.
By Mr.. Burnett, of the finance Committee,
a motion that IN ord'r Tor S7j be issued tr
payment of premium on insurance on the
the Northern school building. Adopted
Mr.. Weixplbaum, of the Committee on
Law aud Coutrac's. submitted report and
I. al, had
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

O mott o. Nr. Wolfe the Com mittee on
tie printing of the snrUal report.
Ia reply to sn inquiry by Mr.. EInrd as to
the heating apparatu. in the Northern school
building. Superintendent White presented a
repart ON Mr. futile, the principal, giving
the temperature o. the different rooms on the
walls and on the floor showing tina: there is
great difference. AMI indicating that the
floor is entirely too cold.
Ou motion OF Mr.. Hurd it was decided that
the Board meet as a Committee Of the Whole
on call OF the President 10 examine the mat
ter of The heating.
On motion the Bosrd adjourned.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

The adiectives large aud euthusiastic ar,
well applied 10 the annual meeting OF the
Springfield AtR etic Ass &c atioG. held in the
gymnasium, Graud Op,ra House building,
last evening Ore hundred aid fifty mem
bers attended, ore new member WAS elected,
Ed G Thompson, and Two apl cations are
posted on the board. The election o oficers
passed of with an amuunt OF animation
showing that the concerI Is neither moIi-
bund nor i D a state OF suspended anima-
ton, with the following result: Prrsi-
dent, A W BUT; Vice President, VIM. :
Wnson; Tret-urer, Ell. D. Buss, Seer tary
Randolph Coleman; Directors, o. O. Rouse
" H. Pretzman Dr. Il. Fl. Stys, p. NJ. Cart
NELL. The Treasurer's report showed cash
balance of 500 in the treasury al elise OF the
wear. Il was resolved to re-establisL eu
ladies nights" so popular last season, and
the first entertainment will be given al the
GYM. early ia February. A pull lie beoe6r
entertainment. was discussed informally, but
no definite acton trken.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
DausnterS, wives sa,d Notb.rs.

We ewpha'icnlly FUsranree DR., Narchst's
CathCI'con. Ftma}e Remedy, to cue Fe-
male Diseases. such % ovarian troubles, in
iamma'ion AID liberation, falling snd dis
piaceueuis or bea in do@n feeling, ir'egu-
larities, haTTeDnes., char &c o lite, leucor h9s,
besides many weak "sse- bringing rom the
above, ike heGdacnr, bio tiHy, spinal weak
nesses, sieeplessness ner' ous debility, palI.i-
taGou OF the heart, etc. FJr sal, Ey drug
gists. Price 81 and $3.50 per bottle. Send
10 DR.. J. Is. Marchist, U,ica y. Y, tor
pamphlet. free. For aslA ~ Cha. Ludlow
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
B04KD or FDUCIIInN.
Annual Report OF President, supe rintend-
eDt and Clerk.

eDt and Clerk.
School Board met in regular session last
night with President Holcbkiss in the char
Present: Messrs. Bolau, Burnett, Hurd, Mar
tindtn, Butler, Seevrr, Shewalter, Warren,
Weixelbaum, " olfe, Nash, March.
The minutes OF the last mee,iag were read
and approved.
President Horchbiss presented the report OF
the President for the pas. year. He spoke Of
the good coudi ion OF the schools, and recon-
mended as soon as the husaces would
Kermit that new buldings be erected in
place. OF the Eastern and Western buildings
He also recommended that better school facil-
tiles be provided Tor the coiored school chill
diem.
The report was received and ordered pub
listed in the annual report of the Board
The Clerk presented bis report for the year
as follows:
Total ,O90 II
Total dis aurseue n 81 ,0iS 10
Balanoe on hand sept. l, lSsi.........s 27,0j7.Uz
The port was received.
Superintendent White presented his annual
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
THi, PLANETS.
Their Origin, Growth and Death De-
scribed by Prof Proctor.

Prof. Richard A. Proctor lectured in
Concert Hall. Academy of Music, on
The Planets" He compared the diff
ferent bodies in the solar system to the
trees in forest-some like the sap
pling, young. Others of mature growth.
others, again, old, and others still
withered and dead. These things fol-
lowed just as in any other evolution.
This earth is in its middle life, doing
what it was intended to do. The
stages of planets life were given
from the time when it was formed by
the gathering together of the fragments
until its death. The first stage is that
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
LOCAL NOTICES
A sure Cure for Piles

The first symptom Of piles il an iu'eus0
itching at night efter p"rtirg warm. This
unpleasant s'Tsttiou is . uedlliely r, liryrd
by an application OF b. Bosaukos Pie
Remedy. Pills IN all its forms, Itch. Salt
Rheum, and Riugworm can be permanently
cured by the use OF this gIea' remedy. Price
so cents. Mauu'sc urrd by Toe Dr. Bpsauko
Medicine Co., Piqua, o. For sale 10y Al.
Bakhrus 4 ca.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

The greatest foe OF the American people Is
consumption; its victims pumber many
thousands each year. Physicians aGd drug
gists h"ve al last found a remedy viii, h they
feel justified in recommending. This is DR..
BigelOw's Po.unve Cure, which cures crn-
sumption in stages that other remedies are Of
no berefr. IL cures coughs, colds and all
throat and lung diseases spec Oily and safely.
Price, so cents and 81. Trial bottles frre
Theo. Troupe K Co
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
4SSOCIITIO OFFICERS.
Elections Last Night by the BuildIns and
Loau Association, Athletic Association
and Fireme1's Relief fA~soCiation-Au-
nuat Reports.

pua, Reports.
The stockholders of the Bu lIirg and Loan
Association were well represented at the
meeting ia the secrctary's otice last evening
to elect officers. The association was oniy
orPsrized during the past summer. but th.
Constitution then adopted fixed tie annual
meetings tvr January, when they will be
held in the future. The following Board OF
Directors was chosen, and il is a good one !:
Wm NJ. R,ckel, c. 4. Pierce, Andrew Bur
nett, John II. Wiuge-, p. J. Cole, D. L. Cornor
and Theo. Troupl. Members having vo'ed
24O The board will meet 10 organize two
weeks from last night. Chas. N. King was
last night Reelected Secretary and John NJ
Winger, of Lagonda National Bank, Trea surer
The Secretary presented a report OF tr 'nssc-
tions up to the first of the year. Number OF
stockholders. 81 There had been during the
six months III. Number Of shares, 362; rep
reseutirg S72,4OO. Receipts for the six
months, 81 lOO.4l. Disbursements, s., l,S95.74.
Resourc 5, mortgage notes, 81 600; casn o.
hand, S2O4 81; office fxrures. $98l0. liz
biliries, on dues, Sl,796.80; unpaid orders
S3i.S5. Resources over iiat iIi,ies, S69.62.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

At the annual meeting OF the Flremen' 5
Relief Association, in the City Clicks utlir,,
last night, the foilrwirg were elected: Gu
side Trustees, J. &. HolloSsy. r. Q. kiug,
Wm. Myers; Western house: Geo. foIrn,", !
J. Garrett; Central: NJ. D~l fey, wm. Rea, Z,
". Simpson; Southern: c. A. Weriz. NJ
gotiations have been oPsued with Manager
Waldman for the use OF Black's Opera HoHse
one night for benefit entertainment. Par
ticulars later.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

Mr.. Editor-Nany of your readers msy ne
henefted by the knowledge of such an *
cellent remedy as Dr.. Joues's Red Glover
'onic. which produces he most favorable rs-
suits in disorders OF the liver, stoma, h and
kidneys, aud Is a valuable remedy in dyspr D.
sis; also, debility arising from maiari1 or
other causes. II is a perfect tonic, appet'z,r,
blood ruiifsr, and sure cure tor ague
Price, 80 cents. Then. Troupe Il Go.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

The cest on earth. can truly he said OF
Griggs G,ycerine Salve, whice Is sar. ssie
AID speedy cure tor Cuts, bruises, scsids.
burns, wounds, and all other sore. VIII
positively cure piles, telter ard ali sku e,Ur-
lions. Try this wonder healer. Sttsacrion
guaranteed or money returd,d. Only 25
cents. Sold by Theo. Troupe 4 Co
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

At Il seasons of The year people are 'istl
20 contract cbiils and feve-, and other sor
OF malarisl diseases. Misller's Herb Birtr
is without a rival in the trearmeut Of all com
plant. o. this character, As it is i.r chr. T,
mo:hus. dysentery. indIges i'm, etc arl 5
J. Rhldes, pr"minent ciilzeu Of Sac Har-
nor, Lancaster Co. Pa. writes: "Yo.r bi.-
tiers cured ne OF 'eveI and ague. ychev,
IL will cure any case o. tcv,r AID sgus.
have seen it tried olen enough l. rew whai
il can do"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
A Glent Nurprise

|. in store Tor all who use kemD's Balsam
tor the throat and luz gs, the great guaraE-
teed remedy. Would you be,I-ve that il Is
sold on It's merits ami That CD drugpIsl is
authorized To refund your money by the Pro-
pfiet"r of this wonderful remedy if il frls To
cure you? D.. 7. J. Casper, Drugeisr. hrs e
cnr'd the apenry tor il. Pnce 5Oc and 81.
TriG! size tree
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

To the people OF This County we would say
we have been given the Agency Of DR.. Mar
Chisi's Italian Pie Din n'ment-emphatically
guaranteed to Cure or money refunded-In.
ternal, External, Blind, Bleeding or Itching
Piles. Price 80 Cents Box. No Cure, No
Pay. For sale by Charles Ludlow, Druggist.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
Nh ENnnFiUlPuT

With a majority OF people it is no expert
ment that DR.. Bosauko's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sure cure for Coughs, Cnlds. Pains
IN the Lungs, Soreness in the Chess, etc.. but
Tor those who doubt, ask vour neighhcrs who
have used ii or get u free sample bottle o.
Ad. Bakhsus Il Co, the druggists. Re- ular
size 40 cents and SlOO.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

E Or. Hsrchlsis EOck Candy Cough CDr,,
warranted to care Gr money refunded, "aI- Es,
colds. knsrseUess, rGIo,I and lung trouble
also good tor children. Rock Candy Coug h
Cure contains the healine properties o pure
wnre rock candy, with extfs.rs oi ROOFS suJ
hsfbs. Only 25 cents. Large bottle u,
cheapest 10 bav For sale bv Cnaa. La,i ioW
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

There is 10 one aru lie in the line of medi-
zines that give so large return 'or the
money as good porous stret gthsuiag p'a--
ter, such ss Cirler's Smart Weed ani Bella
donna Backache p asters
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
THE - sEISAT
PANHANDLE ROUTE!
r.. {. 4 ii. l.. Hallway.
LITTLE MIAMI DIVISION - sgRINGFIELp
BRANCH

II JztANl III ' tNA''sN lkl4NNFG lisAE'
BRANCH
zENTsIL STASDsED IISE
F'Ai lie. Gin Ac. ". * g Eu
COINS WEST ~. /. No u. No. / Se.E
Ly springfield Gee tam ll.uUanI 40 pm ssFrm
Lv. Vel. springs. 2csm II 24am Zipm 9ugpJa
Arrive Ienis. e. s.4cam iI.5oatn 4.i5pm g.S5pIa
Arr. Cincinnati. .G.3nal- 2.SpPm UJpU -.
Arr. oum bus. S0aH -. 7.l1pI5 2Opts
Arr. Louisville. 7.Sgpm rs aD 3nyIs
F'sJ lie. COl.Ac. Ken. Ae. Lin. ~
SONS rAsT NO.4. No. Il. No. /. No 5
Leave Louisville 2jsm ...... ........... z stIi
Lv Cincinnati. 7-+5am 2.50pm ---.- 72zpm
Arr. Columbus II 4Uam 1.uUpHd ...... n 2ilIIa
Arrive Xepia 30. 10 t1am 4 IGpm I.I5pl1 J3lpu
Lv. Yel. springs. i0;Slsm 5:50pm 2:Hci lg:2iun
Arr. opris seld 6'i5pta :. o, I .JSOpA
Tr,iH No.l makes connections at Ecria for 90.
lnmbus, Wash ngion c. II. ard Chillicothe. re
IL through tEsin foT all points south suO " ST.
No. Western Express through train ft- IN -
Raii, Louisville and all points SOuta lndias ps
lis, ST. Loui. and all points West, LuCa ri "a
Chicago and all points North and Nor invest rs
is through train for all points Fast, b@Itin 0rs
Washington, Philadelphia Sev York, Boz. n sBs
points in New England states.
Tickets and Baggage Cheeks Emu re!irtie -
forIc alton, can "a obIxin-d OF the Company
agents, asd at the ONCE OF the COMPANY Agsst
this city. Particular information as TO- Irsis
con nss.isss, Hates, etc. cheeTiulIy furnished.
osu 81 J. VI. HIN r., City Ticket Agent.
JAS Ne GCRIA Manager
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
A LDdy's Wish,

"Uh, how do wish my skin as clear and
soft 5 your-," said lady to a friend. "l GU can
easily make II so " answered the friend. HOw?''
inquired the fist lady.
':By using Hop Bitters that makes pure, rich
blood and blooming health Ii did it for me as
YOU observe.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

have had a cararrh iu head aud no tri|S
'or ten years so bad that there were great
s. res in my nose, ard one place was eaten
through. got Eiy's Cream Balm Two
bottles did the work, bu; am still using IT,
NY noe aud head is we'll. I'eel like auoih her
man.-Chas. S. EcNillen, SibIey, Jackson
Co No.
My hearing. whlch has bacn verv dc.ec-
i've ror years, has greatly improved since
have been usiug Ely's Cream Balm, s,.a 'eeI
quite confident that permanent cure will be
efecred-Rsv. b. E. Mayo. Table Rock, Paw
nee Co., Nebraska
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

=. Y. g. n - r-aEL y Y
T'I!7s Les-s E5 rr.f

-pftag'l1 81 So
Tine EE--a
NO I, 5. Y. Limited Es-IO 81 a. n. 1908
Nc. 5, NC, IoEE Express s.. . D. 81 40 =
No. l., ;t'ant.r Express 30 / = -. F2tSs -
Ian, Lave GOA s-
srrraE.'i g. X
F..a Ff-rs
No. l. ca srd Ussi'- E.x-G-.-g g. %. !-:-s D..
NJ. 3. Pa, o. sxpress.-...... -:24 e. %. f:gas
IN O. 5, 81. l.. LImiteJ * a:H- p. ic. $50 o. a.
These trains srs the untg ones rurrisz g on sa.
day.
Fee hsok 70 trans one hour rs.JI- fl11 d. ui Q
partITs. i. - IBJFaze FisEet "a. aF
St James Hotel
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

#.. G.. E."..., a1rmeriy OF Pits L Son.
star.eF or Na.sa. City this morning TO make
.l.H rI- ....ra ..u1r.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

"-. z. ..gl a.s kindly ofr-red the use of
u. H.. 5s r r. G8 the and 40 chorus and
-. rsa's. and the first meeting
a.- .s ..# n-s1sy evening ut this week,
81 -... ..r r .u.il-i to admission will re-
e... #ri aviation. Music furnished
IN r.-.. ..rt uirnisr for accompnnist.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

There VII o.. rerlyal services held in the
N".#f p.,st.nt ,harch, on PIeasau,
s.ree every seaus this week at o'clock.
A .ns.... i.y.-..raa 90 all to st'eud.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

Tho '.a .al ia. presented to Division
A.. .' N... h.. oy be ladies', is now on ex-
E.... 80 A-.sie
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

The Rev. Wm. Stout, Warioa, Oat..
states: After being Intellectually tr6a eI bt
seventeen different dO"toTs Tor SCFuful4 sad
~ Cd dssase. was cured by Burt0cs Blooj
Bit'ers. Write him ior proof.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

The a..u.. r..o.s Of the President and
&c hn. .a. -ara. ara. sod the report OF
l4. ST. ..... u ...a. W.-c M de a,t night
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

D. 70. E..ra, foraerly of this city, hut
~rw .. .r a.r..... ONO, is registered at the
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

h.s.rm eN. E-q. left this a'rernoon
TO- 500 H. Be vs. Il he gone until Feb
ra"r. .. . vl-a The Exposition st New
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

rNNone genuine without a bunch of
green Hons on the white label. Shuu all the
vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop" or Hops
in their name
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

If you are a frequenter, or a resi- eat OF,
"a IN miasmaIic district, barrie ade Y tur sys
tenn ag 'inst the rourge Of all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bi iOus and Inter
-mitIeLt Fevers by the use Hop Bittcrs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

If you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness you will find Balm 10 Gilsad'
in Hop BitteTs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

PROBABLE |, IS of nos ton .............. ''
This was before the discovery of Al, lophOros
as a specific for rheumatism snd neur aIgit
L. II. Patterson, CoTake, y. Y, wr're>
"For five yeas have been subject TO painful
attacks of rheumatism, and obliged 10 pu.
myself under medical tTeam ment ter two ~ j
three months a. a time. On nay last a. scl
requested nv son TO go for a doctor. tie
said Re had heard Of your new spec hc cIi!e
AthloI h0ros and advised trlal. IraLiue
my surprise when relieved ct I'll pain by tax
ing one bottle. Have not had an alts ck
since. II s1ved me quite sum Dt muLel
and weeks of suiieriag beSi les. Would nos
be without it, Have re onmeuded il to
others, and il has never yet failed to give rt-
lief.
THIS mar talks just as AthlolhOrOS acts
B 'ih mean business from the start Mess
ured Ms dollars and cents simply, \ h,oPhC-
ros is Gods, nd. Says \. B. Baker, 365
W Harrison ST. Chicago: "Have been It
victim cf rheumatism for wears. My head
was quite drawn over my lrfu shoulder
Language fails to ex rrSs the god results of
one bo"Ie OF your sp' Ci6c. | Am pow a
good as new. Ny wi e has suffrrei with
rh ums,ism az d neuralgia for fl cen years
have paid doctor brls ill they began to he
looked tor as one OF the regular m ,nrhly u
cessi,i.s. She took ialf bo,,r. ami hrs
never been so free from pain rs since" To
these. and all others, A hlol h 70, i m re
than a Nevada silver mine or south African
diamond fell
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
NEW tOVE EMEHTS.

WANTED-Ladies or GPnilsmca TO take light
" pleasant and asy empl ymsnt at the lwn
hnmeS; work sent 10y mail distance no Ohjec ion
= TO Jay en- be qu etly made; no csuva>sIng.
Pie Sc address Globe mfg Co., Boston, Mass
Box 5 3i4.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06

If yau are costive, or dyspeptiC or Suier-
ing nom any other of the numerous lis
eases Of the stomach or towels, it is your
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-06
Words of Warning and Comfort.
1T You ere suffering from poor hea III or
largush on a bed of sickness. take cheer
!, u..., linn tool

III you ere suffering rom poor Hta u OF
largush on a bed of sickness. take cheer
iisyxp are simply ling, r # y,u ieel
weak and dispirit d,
without clear kr"w-
ing why, H'p htt. rs
will surely ure you.
II YOU are minister, and
have overtassed you self with your
pastoral duties a mother, worn out
with are ant WORK man OF hu.ineSs or
labor kened ths strains uf your ever du-
ties IT OF 1T tOi ing over your mid ight
work. Hop Buffers will most surely stIens then you
II you are suffering f ON over-ratIng or
drinking, ary indiscr.tion or dissipation, or
are Young and growing too fast. as is often
the case,
cor If you are in the workshop on the
farm a the SIX. anNwhere, nj feel
that your system needs cleansing, ton
ing, or stimulating, with III intOXi-
eating, II you old,
blood thin and impure, Iuse
feeble nerves unsteary, ia sulties
waning, Hop Bitter is what you need to
give you new lie, health and vigor."
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-04-23
Water for Blasting Purposes.

The use of water in connection with
blasting in mines and quarrivs is rapidly
extending in this country and in Europe
A tube filed with water is inserted in
the bore hole next the powder cartridge,
the tube being Of thin plate, or even Of
paper. The usual tamping follows, and
when the explosion occurs the tube con
tanning the water is burst, the explosive
violence being increased by the presence
Of the water and extended over the en-
larged interior area of the bore hole,
due to the space occupied by the water
tube. A much larger quantity Of the
material to be mined or quarried is there
by brought down or loosened with a
smaller quantity Of explosive used, while
the heat of the explosion converts por.
ton Of the water into steam, which,
with the remaining water, extinguishes
the flame and absorbs and neutralizes the
gases and smoke generated. Boston
Journal.