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Live stuck Notes for February,

.ImaicaI Agricultural.
The fourteenth Of February Is said to
be the stockholders mid-winter, and &c
in fact it is, very nearly, The lest part oil
The winter is, however, really more trying
10 live stock than the first, and they need
more careful feeding and better protection
against changes, Contrary to former
practice, young cows are nowadays quite
frequently MIXED nearly up to CalVing.
With old COWS it makes little difference ;
bat great mixers, especially great butter
cows, Sre in danger Of having milk fever,
and it is thought there is less danger il
the flow OF milk does not cease, Cow
stables should be warm, sheep pens on
the contrary must be airy, AS ewes are
weaving, increase their ration OF roots,
separate them in small pens from the
flock, and take care that the early lambs
do not get fatally chilled, IL is well to cut
the straw used Tor litter into foot.
lengths. Breeding sows need close, warm
pens, with plenty Of litter and good feed,
In which cooked vegetables, potatoes,
pumpkins, turnips, and raw apples may
well DO mixed. Horses need care to pre-
vent COldS when used on tue road. Always
have large blankets ready TO cover them
when standing, Injuries from walking
and from kicks, az well as from falls on
the iCe aye not Infrsquent, and should in
every way bs guardeI against, AS spring
approaches, the importance OF having def,
mite plans for Work for the season will be
felt, aud Whatever good ideas may occur,
should be made note Of for future refer.
encs. Implements Yay be overhauled
anu put in order, 50 that when the time to
usp them Gomez, they will be ready, and
Vexstious delays, and losses saved.
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and stepping into stage closely mutilsd
up, l followed. The buggy had the start
OF me by about ten minutes, aud when
arrived at the hall l heard the loud voice
Of the chairman making an apology ioI
my non-appsarancs. Going around by
tho back door, persuaded a small boy "a
call him of the stage, AS he came out
he scrutinized my dimiputive figure and
exclaimed:
"'Who on earth be yon?'
"'AIy name is Wilder-Marshall p,
Wilder replied.
"'Then where's your fatherT
"'He's in New York, guess
"'Au' where's the humoristY
"'I'm the humorist,
"'Wall, I'll be goldRrnsd II this don't
beat punkinsP and he burst into such an
uncomfortable 1T Of laughter that
thought he'd never stop. Just you hold
on mint while | FIX things,' Then he
rushed on to the platform and raising his
hands as though about to pronounce the
benediction ho said in q loud voice:
"'Ladies and gentlemen, the humorlst
s come He couldn't get any further foI
be was seized with such q spasm Of laugh-
ter that began to feel the supply would
give out before could come to his relief.
Let's introduce you properly, he added
and seizing me by the arm he almost
dragged ms before the audience and then
reared:
"'lbis is IL he the humorist.'
"Somo laughed and others looked in
credulous, but boy in front, who was
apparently contrasting my small figure
with the tall, b1ny attitude Of tho chair
man, called out, Don't step on him or
you'll break him up!"
Mr., Wilder thinks there Is good ma.
terial for laughter in the town Of Tucker,
ton, hut it requires little iertili2lng and
cultivation. He thinks that in q second
or third attempt he may be able to make
some Of the deacOns and sisters smile.
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CONTAGIOUS


HRIE'77I wv HKNV34EEEV VI WVHE FElH WVEE01
that country contracts terrible blood pOlRon,
and for two years Waa under treatment a. an out
door patient Of Nottingham Hospital, England, but
was not cured. suffered tho most RgonizlnR pains
my body and limbs, had vertigo and deafness,
with partial los Of sight severe palms In my head
aud eyes, 40. which nearly ran me- crazy, lost
and was treated Vt Roosevelt In this city Rs well ai
by prominent physician In New York having no
connection with the hospitals,
saw the advertisement OF swllps Bpenllc aud !
determined 70 give II thai as & lRss Ie,Ors had
given up all hope Of being cured, a had gone
through tho hands OF tho best medical men IN
Nottingham and New York. took six bottles OF
s. ), g. and eau say with great Joy that thy have
cured me entirely. am ~ sound aud well rs ]
ever WGs In my lllo L. FKED IIALFoRD.
New York City, June ~ 1885,
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An Elegant Musical Earsrlaiunls ut ut mount
de ChRnIRl.
n, tks p,fGtt. ~ H.. Itt.tfL..-..
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LOGAN & Co., and Charles Menkmel.
Ter tell Of "a remarkable, cure effected by
Ackef's Blood Elixir: A gentleman was
literally covered with sores brought on by
negleCting his gyBLemj ulcers or boils
came out all over him, but thorough
course OF ACker's Blood Elixir cured him.
They also say that they will warrant this
a. being the beet blood medicine that
can be bought. 1t Is always certain to
cure Syphilis in Its worst form. It's pos.
lively guaranteed. TTnsAw
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That HACKING COUGH can be 80 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It,
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint shiloh's ViIRlizer Ia
guaranteed to cure you.
SLRRPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough, shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you,
OATARRI CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Oatarrh Rem
edy, Price 80 cents, Nasal Injector free,
Sold by Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
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FoR lame back, side or chest, use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
sntLon's cOUuti and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on guarantee. II cures
consumption,
CROUF, wiiooRiSa coraH and Bron.
ohitlS Immediately relieved by Shiloh'B
Cure.
SHiLOH's v1rALiIRR Is what you need
for Constipation, LosG Of Appetite, DiESl.
nees, and all Symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 7S cents per bottle.
Sold by lAughlln Bros. 4 Co, whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Foh all forms Of. nasal catsrfh where
there is dryneas Of the alt passages with
what is commonly called "atuiIlng up"
especially when going 10 bed, Ely's Cream
balm gives immediate relief. lis benefit
TO me has been priCeless,--A. q. Chase,
NJ, d., Milwood, Kag.
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THE SNAIL nOY AGAIN.
He Almost Breaks New York IIumorist
Into Pieo ..

He Almost Breaks New York IIumorist
Into Piso d
EeW York Mail and E+prts
II confess that when man In my line
seriously sitS down to measure the length,
breadth and exact number Of CublCtnphes
to a joke, he comes to the conclusion that
Joking by contract has It's drawbacks" So
spoke Marshall 7. Wilder, the humorist,
alter his recent trip to TuCkertOn, N. j.,
where he employed his various talents In
the ebdeavof to Convulse with laughter
au audience cor posed Of a few hundred
farmers and villagers. lie lahored under
some disadvantages on the occasion. The
members Of the reception Cpmlnittee.who
met him atthe railroad depot impressed
Upon him the fact that many Of the per.
sons to whom he was to address himself
we're church members oil the striCtest
type whom anything approaching TO levi.
" would DO an objectionable offence.
They told him, too, that others oil the
audience we're wOrldly.minded people
who had been recently gathered 10 the
fold, and that thsy would lose cast with
The congregation II they we're seen laugh.
Ing ltnmOderately. Here was state Of
things
well, laughed Wilder, u was In for IL
and / could not shitk the responsibility,
Hall dOtan local people got on At the
station this side Of tie town 10 attend the
entertainment, aud | confess l had my
nlspivingS, for never ghost Of q Bmlle
lll1fefed on their laCes. The night was
Chilly, and as stepped on the platform I
saw ! couple Of figures looking anxlously
into the iiCe Of the arrivals. They we're
members otthe reception committee, but
they looked like a pair Of undetlakets."
|'t'll DO daEncd II he's come said one,
what ate We agVlne TO do brother9
n'MaybV hos gone to the next station
BY mistake, was the grave response.
''t'I took III the situation al once" pnt.
sued Wilder, land ] thought I'D have my
own Joke lit wasn't on The programme
Away drove the commlIlee 10 a buggy,
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Ira we'll be poisoned, woe be to those
who drink thereat. 1t iS worse to poison
the fountain Of life for oue'g sell, and for
posterity. Often by CarelesSnesS or mis-.
fortune, or inheritance, thishas been done.
Ayers sarsaparilla frees the blood, the
vital stream, and restores appetite,
strength and health. nav
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The oferiugx number hut little more than two
thirds " many rs last week, but thelr Qpallty Il
better than II was then. Trade has been fair, but
scarcely up 70 the expectations Of the deAlen At
the opening OF the market, There Is q slight al.
vance In values over last week. considering the i'm.
proved quality OF the offerings, nnging from 9bfQ
RtSls8C. A CARLOAD OF due Maryland sheep was
sold BY the Ruukles for O. Barber 81 6hc,
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Poison

had produced great holes In my back and chest
aud had removed all tho hair or my head, yet !
began TO improve III weeks lime, and tho sore!
began to heal and were entirely g0no inside oil
'' WILL JoNB. Porter Union Pass Depot
Cisco, Texas July IS, 1875
Treatise gu Blood and sLin Diseases mailed fee
THE SWIFT aPRClFIC CO., drawer 3, Atlanta
Ga, N. Y, 1857 W, sd St.
Fcfsnis BY LSughlln Bros. d Co. aud Logan d Co.
nnO1 nav
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All UUIll uHIIy U1CVpL bUnuHyl
Trains leave cleveland for Wheeling st 1850 T. m.
X, A, FORD,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCOREA, General Manager.
DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS RA1LRbAD-Pan Handle Route.
lQl @ ~ z.
TlulU table Tor Ih0t aud West corrected " NOV.
%, 1885, Trains leave Pan Handle station loot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, a follows,
Central Standard tine;
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Mr.. D. II, Dlrnaby, Of oSwego, N. Y,
says that his daughter was taken with a
vioient cold which terminated with Pneu.
monia, and all the best physicians gave the
case up and said she could live but few
hours at most. sho was In this condition
when a friend recommended Dr.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and advised
her to try II. She accepted 1t as a last re.
sort, and was surprised to lnd that II pro.
duCed a marked change for the better, and
by perseysring In It's use cure was Of.
ieripd.
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Ruoklou'S Arnioa saIyo,

The best salve In the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures riles, or no pay required. II
ls guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price % cents per
hnx. For sale Inv Inpan & On.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 10 Cotton weak futures closed
May glSc; June p.27C; July gaiO, August Q 42cj
september 1885, October a.6cc; Noyem6ct 1850,
OIL CRY, Pa, Feb. 10.-Oponed At T7Ct hIghes.
J7lic; lowest 7tfc closed 81 7J3Sc; sales
baffelsj cleatatCes 5000 barrels; charters 8S,'
Ol6 barrels; ShlpmenU 9Ib06 barrels.
ptrBBuR0H, PA, Feb l0.-Petroleum active,
weak and lower; Iltional transit certificates open
Cd al 77Ifc aud closed at 7ttScj highest 77aso;
lowest ft4sc.
Tf1usviLLE, Pa, Feb. 10. Opened Of TO, high.
est THO; lowest 7t1Ect closed d 7b9fcj Bhlpmenta
O0,6e6 6arfG'sj ChatletS 81, Olb hAiTels,
nav YoBE, Feb. lO.-EettOleum steadyi United
closed az 76ISc.
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Not one word Of csnsure can Justly be
uttered against sQZ0D0NT. No other
dentiiriCe makes the teeth 30 white, and
yet none Ia 80 entirely free from every
Objectionable ingredient.
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THERE were all theevidenCes OF q coming
storm; but when he drew from his pocket
q bottle OF DR.. Bills Cough Syrup then
came q calm, for the baby had the Group
and would now get well.
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The supply, while rather light, being 600 less
than last week, Is near about equal 70 the demand
which dealen report ~ being only tAir-hAnily up
TO their expectation belo!e the opening The
quality llAbolt equals TO that Of last weeks oler-
inga, only one dealer reporting any falling on In
that respect PElcts range " ba6c net, common
rough hogs (soWs and StRpsl selling At 6aH{G, aud
the better Adel 1Sa6c, with most sales trOn 6sR
6N faW selling at 90 Same lime last year hogs
told ~ 6aGI6c net with most SAles 6lSaG3$c.
stTpRu
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TIE bottle of Ely's Cream Balm that !
obtained Of you last summer has entirely
cured my little boy Of severe attack Of
catarrh.-Mrs. sallle Davis, Green Post
office. Ala.
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Real lace bridal wells now come down to
the eyebrows, and give the wearels face
q curious resemblance to that Of Conven.
tional Isabella, in MEASURE for Measure"
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All this talk about King Ludwig, OF
Bavaria, being mad is oil bosh. Its his
subjects who are insane for submitting to
suCh a fellow,
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When the plumber hears the cold wave
dashing against the north wall he gets out
his arithmetic and tells his bookkeeper 10
brace himself for the tenpeat,
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tionlOrd,a Acid PhOiphAto-wsii Pleased,
Dr. o. Roberts, Winchester, lllsq says
~ have used II with entire satisfaction
In Cases Of debility from age OF overyork,
and In inebtiates and dytpeptiCs, and aln
we'll pleased with 10 eHsGts,N
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The pretty Turkish women In Cobslan.
linople are becoming ,"OhristlahlEed" 10
the extent Of adopting thinner aud more
transparent yaihmdlS, or face coverings
than their religion requires.
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WHAT sPALplSo's glue has joined can
not DO put asundeT.
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The arrivals during The week amounted 70 l65
head, against Us last week and 6p9 head the
corresponding week Of last yUat, Apd The tAlea were
I'D head, agalhSl BQ lAtt week and 100 head
the corresponding week Of last rear,
The market was iAlfly active ~ the opening Of
trade ID teevea this morning, anil prices i0t the
better GRADES Improved 10 Slice last week, . few
more cattle selling Al and near OUT hlehp quula.
ton lh,fcl than laSt week, Uthet catl showed no
feflOu, VARIATION, QN0lllk considered. The 0lief.
ng WtfV generally 81 better AVefage than those Of
last week. There WetV 10 county lnyen hnd
fewer aAlOa were made 70 Eastern tEeoulatQm than
last week, BallImuiO bnlohett bought 10 About the
talao extent q last week, Pflcea 2kAbIto, with
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most sales from TO So. shortly after the opening
lIade became dull, anIl 20 continued 70 the elOSe
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educational.
MIDI M, Do ChaRfaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

r0.hIry.tighth year OF this Wel'EnoWu Acsd
.1s nn5e, the charge Of the VklAuon Nuns
. .,~r. IN he an, Monday oil September next, AND
,oalaaes ten months
'', S,n, rcoelycd al any time in the session.
ma who desire 10 place their daughters In 90
,,,,,ntlon snordiug exceptional advantages Ii
,,s v,y oil healthiul and delightful location, o.
r.gspt board, thorough discipline aud instruction
',tse hand, Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
".n,o truAIe edhcation, including the modem
nsgo.,s spd muse, should Hend Tor a caaloSu'
II hY s5lool. Address,
D,rectres,ol the Academy Of the Valuation
MT, do CHANTAL,
,rgsuv Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEwYoRK, Feb. 1O.-AiLhough Of les proper.
deinInd has been very well preserved 10 mlsCella'
tlpOuS MsOrIneNt1 aud considerable frequency
OttOlurnlng gJOd volume Of buSlnesa The mar.
ket for cotton goods n naturally strong but With
advanced wages becoming general, some Improve
mert III prices must follow,
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SCOUTS EMULsION OF PURE
God Liver OIL, with hJpOphosphitsS, Very
Palntnbls and IuCroaICa FItsh,

Dr.. +. II. Clement, brighton, H., says
"scotts Emulsion 10 the best have ever
prescribed 1t is very palatable, easily
assimilated and gives strength and flesh To
the nnLinnL.N
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Is the life, and no Is wlsO who remembers 1t. Bul
In March Oi last year 1851, 1 contracted blood
o0ison. aud being In Savannah, Ga at the tine.
went into the hospital Ih.Te for treatment, ! kui
'eIed very much from rheumatism vt the samt
nor was / cured by any OF the usual means
have now taken l0Ven bottles Of RwiitG Specific
and am sound and well, II drove the poison Out
Though bOlls on the skin. DAN LEAHY,
Jersey city, n. j., Aug. I, 1855,
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1O.-Flour barely steady.
Wheat firm; No, Z red. 9tCi receipts 1850 bushels;
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn easier No. mixed
ltti; No, @ co.. Barley dull aud unchanged Pro.
Visions dull and unchanged. Whisky steady Of
81 10. Butter, sugar and cheese steady and I'M
changed. Eggs slow at l7c
TOLEDO, o., Feb. l0.-Wheat closed quiet; cash
9lAa9So; February 9lNci March g,G: May &He;
June piC asked. Corn tlfm: cash 8SlSo; May 4QIkG
bid. Oa9 firm cash alHot May 831Sc bid Clover.
seed strong; cash or February % OOi March
% o1>fci April u w.
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Two years ago contracted blond poison. Aitei
taking prescriptions from tho best physicians here
and nj Dallas, concluded 70 visit Hot Springs
and OH reaching Te1RTkAnR a doctor recommended
me IN try swiIrs Specific, assuring me that I
would bGnGft me more than Hot Springs. Al
though the
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Transportation.
OHI0 RIVER RAILROAD.

4@
lime Abla corrected % pEO IS, lbsa IFalnl
leave Panhandle Station, loot Of Eleventh stneat,
neRE public landing, q iolloWH-C Central Standard
Hlme-Whtph Is Is minulea sloWeE than Wheeling
u@'' sOns SOUTH -
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LAD.

NEW YoAH, Feb, iO-ltad Grm and quiet, com
nOAN o. haitian.
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!, CpotsSArt. o.. Feb. ia-cOI'On weak nIddiIni
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3d. UlAitsVllie d sIi6A m.
No leaves Wheeling Al g:2j A. mi Arrives al
g. Granville a. 1910 4. m.
No IS leaves wheeling At $40 p. mi Arrives al
b. C'AitIylllg At 4iI6 p. IN.
Arrival 81 ttalpS from 81. Granville, o.
No II leaves st. Ulaiieyllle At g!20 a. %, arrives
al wheeling nj lOii6 a, m,
No. ~ leaves At UlAlrAVil8 At sos ., mi arrives
al wheeling Ht 0 20p. IN.
TABS rms ROytE The quickest, most comfort
able and tho only all RAN HoUTE-lAndlng pFS,Sti.
gers IN the bntlltis portion aud neaftAl tic lest
hotels Of wheeling Belalfe and 81 ClAlhVlile.
O. W, TROLL. hah60ep
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Passenger trains daily including snlnAI, Ac'
JIG. T0MLlNs0N,
W, ]. ROBINSON,
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BALTIMORE, Feb. lO,-Wheah western higher aud
quleti No. Q westcrll winter red spot S74zaSS SCi
steady aud duff; mixed spot and tAlt 47c, March
4G,SlifC; April 1910; May l6 steamer 45I<a
46ISc. 0atS dull and lower; western white 40aiLc;
mixed S7aISc. Provisions quiet Lard, refined
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb O,-Flour steady. Wheat
strong aud higher; No. 2 rcd iooruary W Ta sAei
Corn unchanged; export demand modoratei No
mixed 45c; No. yellow 4JaiGIlc; steamer No. 2
mixed 46Ai6l(o; ungraded yellow i7oi No. mixed
February 47Ealf4C; March, April and May 4!Ha
8sailc; futures firm hut unChIng.d Eggs dull
and easy; Ohio and other weaIernifesh 2lKaQc,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-02
THE ENGLISH SAVAGE.

Cardinal Manning's story of suffering
Childhood.
Iu unv u.usI uagrantIy wicked case with
which the society has had TO deal, IL shil-
ings a week was the mans pension, and
regular wages made this into f2; with full
time work it was e 10 shillings; yet his
dwelling was horrible. Nor had he many
mouths to feed At no one time had he
more than two children, and only three In
all He was so good a workman, too, that
MS employer, anxious not to lose six months
OF his services, volunteered h IN high tes-
timonisl which was produced in court
Yet he deliberately got rid Of his three
children, all of them, one after another
The first passed away before this society
had made his acquaintance. The neigh
bors said it had never had enough to eat;
in plain English, that it died of starvation
The death of the second took place thus:
IL was in winter, in a bare room, on a mat
tresS The child, girl, had but two gar
me1ts on: q chemise and print frock
There was no blanket no coverlet no sheet
The window was curtainless; the nights
were frosty. There was no fire in ths
CRATE, nor had there ever been through all
the long illness There was no food, no
physic, not even a cup Of water TO drink
Through all the pain Of her slow, weary
dying she had been INTENDED, while for
some weeks before she pas ed away she mad
been quite unable to attend to herself; she
could not turn in bed, she could not raise a
limb Hsr bones almost protrudsd through
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-02

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of eases, has
felt it his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, i
will send free of charge, to all who desire
it, this recipe. in German, French or En-
lish, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. A. Noyes,
l49 Powers Block, Rochester, n Y.