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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

and AZ midnight when Ezra listened for
the "halloa' that summoned the Swamp
doctor 10 the bedside OF prominent citi-
zen. he was aroused by the voice Of Bench
legged jim. yelling:
wy doan you strivit dat rolleri'
Successive issues Of the Eagle declared
that DR. Ezra p. Holt was the finest ply
sician in The land, adding, with much
truth, that he had never lost case, or re-
fused, even in the most inclement weather,
TO visit patient. Thus week after week
his praise was blown about. but no call
came. The Swamp doctor and Doc"
Sanders continued TO ride night and day.
At night the boys" would sometim es
assem- ble in Ezra's Office and spit tobacco
Juice on the floor They told OF numerous
cures that the other doctors had effected.
snd some OF them were cruel enough 70
suggest to Ezra that he should go into the
swamp doctors Office as student.
One evening Stephen Barker. n well
known colored Justice OF the Peace, drove
with great haste into town. His wife. be
said. had been seized with cramp collie and
that she must have doctor at once. Ezra
was the only doctor in town at the time,
and old Stephen called upon him.
"I want you ter come out an see my
wife. - said old Stephen.
What exclaimed Ezra. springing to
his feet
'Jole you know whut I wants. You se
OF doctor. ain't y0u''
Yes. ~ y~s" F7rs replied. trying N
calm his emotions. II am doctor and you
must excuse ny excitement. 'or - this is
the fr=t cali have ever received
"Hoie on dar. san. hole on. Does you
mean dat You amt been ter see no sick
pus-on vet3'
Yes. but
"Hole on dsr. sab Dat'u 10 fur me-
Ff Won sin's been ter see nobody yit
doan wsnt you 5osn want nobody feT
come speryrn-ntin' on my wife. I bids
-ou good day sab -
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The next moment Ezra had seized him.
They scufed' round and round.
knocked down the wash-sfand and over
turned the stove. The stove-pipe came
down and gave old Stephen a terr Ne
thwsck on the head. and when he with
drew one hand from the encounter and he
gan - rub his wool. Ezra. ssizing the
advantage threw him ON the fooT But
fre contest was not ret ended. FOR old
stephen was powerful. and once OF tvice
ne hallway arose with his Antagonist.
and in another moment he might ha~a
succeeded but jusf then = tar contairirg z
alcohol sr-d a chicken With three legs. ZEN
from shelf and Was snasied on cd
Stephens head
Hole on. boss. hole on sob 7 doan
mind btin and scratchen. buf when is
CONES ter f'nzen pizsn water su' dad
chickens Oh me- W J iss nschuliT draws IN
ny hons Tou ken - ter see ce iaiT
ssh Nv vazin's out we're hs sd6sd v1en
Ezra hsf 30 hluup Come right on fur
we Al sot mucn zine fsr loose csze
s7e-t ss l.dy dun dad - d. tins
no how
Ths r.r. noraiaS j1st a. Ez-s "a.
returning. - nsss he Srsrsp dootarin re
s-rzsf saf thus sc~osr4d him.
wsir minute. I vs got business r. a
ver
Thst. business -ith r~es~
- Z r. gene - vbtr To7
Hs ismp-d "a the swan 9 doctor A. i'st
ss hs tst Snish-d htn De- Sanders
csr- sisnE
'I savs ous.nsss wi-h Y,u to,~ F-s
.x-lsf~ed
Dee ~andsr. hsf-- a. s----~ n ~ ra
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
Is you gy7ine to git outen my way"

Is you gr7ine to git Outen my way"
mo"
'Gwine m 1ght me den. Is you ="
Yes. unless you take me 70 see your
wife"
white man. I'll gin You wawnin'; Use
er pizenous pusson."
$50 am l."
"White man amt neber been whipped. y
"Well then, If you don't want TO lose
your reputation you'd better take ma
along"
DE game is closed, said the old negro
putting his hat on the floor and beginning
70 roll up his sleeves. 'Gwine fight fur
de wife O. dis yeFe bosom an dis yers
breast
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
DR.. H0LT'S FIRST PATIENT.
II Was Lady and Ee Had tc
THRASH Her Husband.
Aas So He Won His Confidence - Hs
whips Ms Rivals In SiabvilIs
After That and Gets All
Of Their Business
ooPTRIoHT 1889.


Of Their Business
ocPTRIoHr 1889.
Wonder II that fellow will ever get s
CALI"
This biz of speculation was often heard
IN Sisbville, and 10 referred 10 a young
physician named Ezra p Holt. He hsd
been graduated With hOnors but sat IN his
Office wi-h never \ call 70 light mp ths
gloom ot bis disappointment. Al night
while deep IN the study Of his books. he
couid bear the -hall7a" that summoned the
boQsiess swamp doctor 90 the bedside of au
influential citizen. and NJ morning when he
went - the town. well. ne heard the rail.
road section boss and the foreman OF the
livery stable speak in high praise Of Doe
Sanders. Al ignorant old bigot who could
not have distinguished The earliest symp
touns q cassrrh from tue f0sl develop
ment q zlsnders. shortly after arriving
IN Slabvins D. Ezra T. Holt bad at.
tempted % deliver lecture. bat nobody
came 20 hear him. and - he turned sway
from the clap board hall. ne heard the
derfsive snort ~ the swamp doctor and
recognized nhe conrenptuozs chuckie OF
Dee Sanders
Ezra decided - Try advertising. In The
sf,bviila Eag's he couh zst any shade ~
-o71nentssio1 AZ thrse -rnts line. hni
h. could not eT0rt che expense Involved
By the l1sertiou ~ rvo ffnCs a week. So
calling on ~ -iiror be- ssit.
Sir. know she zrast influence u youl
journal
tY1u hss we've got 49, -frr-lstfon.
Yes. Know thai. and would Ike r
become vorrfeuiiy physician sDd taks ny
rav n i,csi notices
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Torcgain yonr health u you are run
down and suffering from nervous pros
tfatm } VIII tell you what cured me
after suffering for months. used
two bottles oi sulphur blucrs. and now
am = Wfl nlau.-t. ~uLFs Book
keeper, Canton
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

vre Wlnsov's Soothing syrup should a.
v,.rs ho used for children tfeihiue II So0ihes
',.,,.s ,,ird collie and - tie best remedy ior
disrrhaa .aceDfs a bottle
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
Nhnf a HExsIcInn SnHE.

!. ". Ioos,. Rcd C0tcr Comfy. Detroit:
chceriully furnish the following fol
publication:
Mrs. =. age Sc, cancerOus face (cel
cancerl, had tried many physicians,
and on presentation 10 me was hOr
rlbie sight 10 look upon. Nose partlS
eaten away, deep pits IN checks. fore
head and chm. As a last hope / pu
her on LOOse's Extract Clover Rcd r.
large doses internally. and as 4 lOca
application. used tho SOLID Extract IL
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week. and M four month,
was entirely well. Now cichteer
months since treatment, and no sign
Of return.
JOHN !. WEAVER.
Liberation Of the leg 1ndoiont II
ocri. Recovered entirely after three
months treatment with your Extrac
Red Clover and Solid Extract Dressing
Now one year since treatment, and 81,
sign Oi return
WALTER ". HUME.
Cancer Of Lp and Skin Disease
Your Extract entirely cured With three
months treatment with Red Cl0vcranc
SOLID Extract Dressing. Now over
year and mo Ign of return.
TT - B.
Secondary Syphilswas entirely cursl
hv BED clover Tonic in three months
with none OF the after results. such =
are Icit hy mercury n such eases.
II Won have any dolhtug phys
cans. they can write 20 me and ] VII
give them a full j s+0Iv of each case.
T- ~ u YARN ALI.
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PLASTIC0IMGI

Win the tniiRaisomine Comrarv's Plasiico
We guarantee 90 our customers fhaf We VII
produce better effects as wfH - more curslis
work than any other vsH decorating process
viii make for tie same amount O. efpeffe.
whether competing with fresco in water or
oil or whether with finest wall Usrsrs. iin-
crusta walton. Or papier machicrf. sf whether
with common papers We Do this work either
in solid water fints or Vanished producing
leather lfke effects. Ne also make Harc made
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls 100
badly broken or patched car and see COR
designs and get figures Corner ~ Offavaaud
Peari- -sis. opposite Morgan 4 hferys.
y. G. HENRY a CO.,
Portrait. Tresco and scenic Artistss
md General Contractor.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Hives. p,mbles. boils. and other blood
affections show themselves 81 tbis sea-
son. Hood's Sarsaparila cures al such
troubles hy It's powerful action upon
the blood. Sold by ali dr' eg'eis.
r. B. Lyman, a travelling man of
Grand Rapids, -ays after months II
suffering with very stubborn case of
Eczema. OF fever core on my icg, and
consulting aua taking treatment from
a score or more physicians al over the
country. D.. lcnorelz. 81 Lake View,
Mich, told mo of Looso's Extract Bed
Glover. ] only used two pound solid
extract and taking four bottles 81 fiuid
extract internally, am entirely wei. il
WAS the only thing that tle sore welded
70. and had led every and anything
that had been recommended 80 me.
0r Lomoreux considers u one oi the
very best remedies ar 2 blood purifier
~ existence.
Tor sale hy White & White. druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

- -~--- urnsFn rs ~ 70rrT7-
- 4or's re-8 - ioctc~ n cur house.
re-re~-r .nvthinx kits the nsr-~r ~th
49, - - children we - soes or- IN
the wrcss snt iizs III vsres md cnrrs ~
srrack NJ, frn'1 w-ne = fsui = rnfs'
-isa rss ~ --re srf - Srcie rev
e~-r-cst fhst cost rne tsr-- dollars srd .
Tesr's srrf>scrir rrty-n p
rzrs 49, .-s - - th-S ruf tc-n. Be-
rss rsn ~ resources Le'0S here
sd he. yea hs-- - tir- 10y ?, rc4i ri
-r vcur rvc-. N.w r-7e m t1st Job and
ST. sske q rnt fr "A f~e~ts sin1
ne .siircr '~ss de'i ssrri - ss'-s.a s7-- :
s-nd a. she- nizht sac dccror .nse1 -
f,r-~4 Al eDcrrcus nezrc known as
iSzA>e-i..s.u~S -<Lzz xszk~s kAz AsaG rresS
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

II hf Dun L
\ you learn
4 Italian 2
7 Helen asked
Rush, one
day. " II
would Be 4 good
hing for you In
our profession.
should think,
nd you know
attn 20 well it
= ould not be
ard 10 learn. I
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The ef6lict

nF ALL who have used Ayers Pills.
~ for Biliousness and Liver Com
plant is that they are the best ever
made. Being free from any mineral
ingredients, and sugar-eoated, Ayers
Pills are adapted to all ages, constitu-
.tions, and climates.
Having used Ayers Pills for many
years in my practice and family, feel
justified in recommending them as an
excellent cathartic and liver medicine. +
They sustain all the claims made for
thein."-W. A. Westfall, NJ. D., v. r..
Austin & N. w. II. Il. Co., Burnet, Texas
ayers Pills keep my stomach and
liver in perfect condition. Five years
ago was afflicted with enlargement OF
the liver and with severe form Of dys-
pepsia, most of the time being unable to
retain any solid food on my stomach.
finally began to take Ayers Pills, and
after using only three boxes of these
magical pellets, was we'll man. -
Lucius Alexander, Marblehead, Mass.
IF you have Sick Headachea Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, or Piles, try
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED HI
Or. J, G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-12-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Rum GREEK.

ED. BANNER:-Miss Irene Bar
Der, our teacher at this place has
a splendid school. / have heard
no complaints made against her.
We hate TO see the last day Of the
term, as we do not want to part
with her. | like her better than
any teacher that ! have ever had
the pleasure Of receiving instruc-
ton from.
Some one sees at to paint the
house Of A. +. every night with
poke berries and blue paint. He
is one Of our neighbors, aiif'
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Town Directory.

Nayor-E. B. BHskirk.
Recorder-William Stratton.
L 1o,tneiiH4en ==41slliia Hatfield,
VIM. a. Dejarnette, II. $. White,
l.. II. Thompson and VIM. Cary.
Serseant-D. f. Bryan.
Assessor. G. Wfites
Street Conmissioner-G. T..
Buskirk.
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News has just reached us Of the
blindness of Mr.. w. H. Fl. Sal
yards, Of Ironton, Ohio, the father
lof our foreman, H. H. Salyards.
Mr.. Salyards is - years Of age,
and has worked at the acssen for
over fifty years. The sincerest
and heartfelt sympathy Of the
BANNER goes out for Mr.. Salyards
and his family in this, his sad af-
/ Fiction.
Mr.. John A. Barker and his
daughter Mrs. May Hinchman,
passed through town Monday on
their way to the Hinchman School
house, where dispositions will be
taken in the chancery cause of
Hinchman VS.. Hinchman. The
plaintiff is represented by Mr.. G..
M. Turley and the defendant by
Mr.. John B. Hagar. Clerk, S. s.
Altizer will take the dispositions.
DIEp.-At the residence Of his
father, Mr.. H. S. White, on Sat
iurday, Dec. 14th, Thos. j. White
in the 25th year Of his age. Mr..
White was young gentleman
greatly beloved by his friends.
He leaves a wife and one child, as
well as his father, mother and
several brothers and sisters to
mourn his loss. The BANNER ex-
tends its heartfelt sympathies to
his mourning relatives and many
friends. s
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-12-19
FELIX KAMPF.
He Is Found Guilty or Murder in the
First Degree.

The jury in the case Of the
State vs.. Felix Kaanpf returned a
verdict about noon to-day. Much
interest was felt in the case and
quite a crowd was in the Court
room, anxionsly awaiting the ver-
dict, when the jury filed ir.
Amid silence SO intense that it
could almost be felt, the clerk ask
ed:
s.Gentlemen Of the jury, have
agreed upon verdict =
Noah Deuley, the foreman of
the jury, replied;
I'VE have
+ AT the same time he handed the
verdict over to Circuit Clerk
Smith, who opened it and read:
1--WE, the jury, find the defend
ant, Felix Kampf, guilty of muir
der in the first degree, as charged
in the indictment"
The prisonerAeard the verdict
read without any sign of emotion.
Indeed, It is doubtful II he under
stands the situation in which he
I is placed, as he told his fellow
prisoners, when taken back to Jail
that he would have TO go back to
the Court room this afternoon.
According to the verdict the judge
lflas-flo option in the matter and
must sentence the prisoner to
I death, as the jury made no recon-
incubation to the mercy Of the
! Court. tits stated that the ,ver-
/ dict was fetttfnedAunder a misap-
| prehension by solnc members Of
the jury who, il is said, we're III
der the impression chat it was at
the discretion of the court -whcth-
err the prisoner be sentenced to
death or life imprisonment II
Kampf--is executed he will be the
second white man in the county
who has been legally hung, the
! first having been Pres Turley,
who was executed near the mouth
of Ferry branch in 1858 for the
murder Of his wife. "A strange
circumstance is that his brother,
J. d. Turley, was a member Of
the Kampf jury. Although Kampf
does not seem to realize his posi-
ton it seems that he deeply re-
grets his crime, judging from the
statement of Barney Jones, his
cell mate, who says that he fire.
jquently hangs his head and sits
for an hour or more at a time, III
a deep study, and that his eyes
are full of tears when he looks
up. Popular sentiment generally
seems to be in favor Of a commu.
j tation of his sentence to impris
onment for life, as there is con,
4 siderable doubt as to whether he
is mentally capable of under,
standing the enormTty of his
crime. Throughout his trial liz
sat apart from his counsel, offer
ing no suggestions whatever anc
apparently not realizing what wa.
going on. There can be no doub
that he is far below the average
1 in intelligence and his actions
during the trial have done mucl
4 to lead to the opinion that he wa'
scarcely legally responsible to tn,
| full extent for what he did. Judge
Guthrie will probably pass sen
tence upon him some time mex
week. Charleston Star, Dec. 11th
CORRESPONDENCE.
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should make his business known,
in order. that he may be reward
ed. L. L.
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NOTICE.


All persons are Warned not Ia trcsna IS
IN any way whatever upon tie follow
ing lands:
1000 acres OH Ecn creek purchased
from Win. Collins.
400 acres on -Four Pals pilrel, asetl
from VIM. Collins.
100 acres ca Ben creek purchased from
YIN. Collins.
53 acres on Beech creeks purchase!
frnm ID. ID. Mahom.
l26 acres on Beech creek purclrasct
from Samuel Mahon.
III aeres on Beech creek purchased
from Anthony Mahon.
3S4 acres on Beech creek purchased
rom Valentine aid Jane Hatfield.
$40 acres oil Beech creek purchased
from +. Mahon.
! y acres on Tng RIVER purchased
from Jos. Murphy.
l,3s5 acres on Tug river purchased
from Ans. Hatfield, ST..
BIS acres on Grapevine purchased
from j. NJ. Vance. .Jr.
$50 acres on Grapevine p,i.oi ascd
from 4. Hatfield .Jr.
aSl acres on Grapevine purchased
from johnson Hatfield. Jr.
- acres on ssssiit,iaef purchased from
Alafair DAVIS.
444 acres on Mate creek puroi .aseu
f~I,, y. Chambers.
1,3 acres on Mate creek purchas. d
from Ans. Hatfield, ST..
1922 acres on Mate creek pure ased
from Elias Hatfield.
749 acres on Mate, creek purchased
from Elias Hatfield.
326 acres Ell Mate creek purchased
from Ans. Hatfield, Sir.
All persons disrcgarding this notice
will BIZ prosecuted to the fullest caten.
Of the law.
J,.:Es @ 'hFEryx. Agent.
For j u. SERGEANT. mar % 50 IL.
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in jail
Only six days until MAS.
Kilrain is at Purvis awaiting
his trial.
Allen B. Stratt6n is still im-
proving.
The floods IN california; arc tire
highest ever known,
David Brewer, Of Marrowbone,
was in town Tuesday.
Milton Showers, of Mill Creek,
was in town Yesterday.
Col. Mex. Mcf'iintock~has gone
to Oceana on business.
Our city fathers, where are they
and what are they doing?
Washington viii not have Il
State house for five years.
The Cronin trial still engages
the attention OF the country.
Acoal palace 15ox3oo feet is
to be erectedsin East st. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Trent,
of Gilbert, We're in town Monday.
The freedom Of the City of Lon
= don has been rendered to Stanley.
Levi Evans and G. w. Damron,
of -Marrowbone, were in town on
Tuesday.
NJ. B. Mullins was in town on
Monday looking after some Of his
land trades.
Mr., and Mrs. S. P. Kelly ex-
pect to go to house keeping in the
near future.
Chas. Mcdonald, of Mill Creek,
late Sheriff Of this county, was in
town Tuesday.
-ssTrhe -tetal4yeild ef-cptton in the
Southern States this year is over
100000 bales.
Rev. Golden informs us that
the new Church house at Oceana
has been completed
Sheriff +. n. Chain is in town
finishing up his reports Of the sale
OF delinquent lands.
VIM. 7. Floyd is having the
lumber hauled to build him an
office on Stratton street.
Miller Martin has taken the
contract to build the new store
house for L. b. Buskirk.
Robert Browning, the poet, il
dead, He was n years of age
His works will never die.
y
Mrs. Mary Dingess is having q
neat cottage built on Dingess St.
opposite the Prater House.
The Raleigh lndeg devotes al
most its entire space in publish
ing the Residents Message.
Why can not arrangements b
made to have preaching at ths
Court House every Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Watson, Of Mer
Ger county, was robbed in Wheel
ing on the 18th inst. OF $1,000.
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rAllks.
Howell, II.
TOHAN y. II, ".
A. Nirhbert, ] lot 70 #. front

srBscnIprIoSs FOR BAPTIST cnuRcn AT
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Thursday. Dee 10. 1889
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| a better paper for 1890.
DIED.-Tuesday morning at the
residence Of her husband, Marlin
D. Hale, near Logan G. H., Mrs.
Rachel Augusta Hale, in the Both
| year of her age. Mrs. Hale was
a daughter of the late Col. Nor
gan, of this county. She leaves
a husband and seven children, all
of whom have the heartfelt sym
pathy of the BANNER.
e. B. Buskirk has commenced
the erection of his new store house
on Main street. 1t will be two
story's in height and front forty
seven feet and run back eighty
leet. 1t will be connected with
his present house, and will have
as a whole a frontage of eighty
one feet. This will be by far The
largest store house in town.
/ Religious services We're held al
the Schoolhouse on Sunday morn
ing BY Rev. Alex. Lunsford, OF
/ the Christian Church, and in the
evening by Rev. g, Z. Carder, Of
the M. E. Church. The Sunday
School is in flourishing condi-
ton under the management Of j,
4 E. Peck, Jr. Quite a religious
Interest is being manifested in
town.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is list Of letters
remaining in the Post Office ut
Logan G. H., uncalled for, and if
notcalled for within 80 days will
be forwarded to the dead letter
office at Washington, ID. e.:
smith, ii. Il. Blair, John :.
Harrison. A. ID. Shugiey, II. Nj.
Starr. RcDeca Kinder, j. j.
Funk. DIR. Willard Delong. William |.
Eoothe,- II it, # Kirk, :7;tsst-==ess.=
Howell, II.
Persons calling for the above
letters will please say '''adver
tised. .''=7'''''.z'
Dee. /, 80. NJ. w. PERRY, T.. NJ.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR BAPTIST ciIURcm AT
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County Directory.

f,;rcuit Court meets LIST Monday
in April, July and October.
CountyCourt meets I'd Monday
in February, June and November
and 4th Monday in July. z
Judge of-Gircuit Court. II.
Harvey.
clerk of Circuit Court. c..
Whited.
Prosecuting Attorney. B.
wilkinson.
President County Conrt-Jos.
z=sitnpkins.
('ommissioners-Moses Ferrelfs
and Simpson Ellis.
Clerk County Courts. Sal
tizer.
Sheriff +. NJ. Chain.
Jailer - j. B. Buskirk.
"a SCISSOR w. III. Taylor.
Surveyor G IL Gore.
JUSTICES.
Iogan-J. NJ. Jackson and q.
W. Morgan.
4 Observation-Disclosures Gar
rett and Anderson Blair.
Trladelphia-J. +. Vance.
Marnolia-M. A. Terrell.
Iee-T. b. Farley.
Hardee-T. J. Mead and John
Hamilton.
Bf,4Rp.-or EDUCATION .oF LOGAN
DISTRICT
Meets at Logan G. H., on the first
Monday of February, May, July
and November. President, F. NJ.
White; Commissioners. s. $. AL
tier and Simpson Ellis; seere-
tary, ii. G. Ragland.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-08-17
TO REsToRE THE FRESHNESS OF
WORN CLOTHING.

The mystery to many people
how the segurcrs OF old clothes
can make them almost as good as
new IS explained IN the Ameri-
cau Analyst as follows Take,
fof instance, Il shiny old coat,
vest, or palr of pants OF broad
cloth, cashmere, or diagonal.
The scaurcr makes aslrung, warm
soapSuds, and plungrs the GAR
nent into Il, soaNcs il up and
down, n,bs The dirty places, If
necessary puts it through !,
second suAs. lhcnriases j, through
several waters. and bangs tito dry
on the line. When nearly dry, he
takes It IN, rolls it up fo-an hour
or two, aud thcn presses it. An
Old cotton olosli is laid on the out
: side of the coat, and the non
passed over tllat until the wrinkI les
are out but The iron is removed
before the steam ceases 10 rise
from the goods, else they would
be shiny. Wrinkles that nfc ob-
stinate are removed by laying a
vet cloth ovcs them, and passing
4 The iron over that. Ii any shiny
/ places ARE sren, they are treated
as the wiinkles are; the iron Is
lifted, while the full cloud Of
slcaa riscs, aud brlngs the nap
up with il Cloth should always
have d suds made csecally for if,
as If lhat w'nch has been used for
1 white cotton o. wooIcn clothes,
lint will DO left 10 the water, and
cling 10 the cloth III tbs man
u ncf we have known the same coat
Eund l,antaIeons to be renewed
time ana Agan. aud have all the
look and feel Of new garments.
Good Iroadcioth nrd its fellow
will bear many wnslipgs. and look
better every Time bcc;sasc Of
them.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-08-17

ears, for he felt that his daughter
was dead. After trying III vain to
to call some enc from tile adjoin-
ing room. he took the weeping
child by the hand and walked
slowly back to the hotel, where lie
found Leonard Waiting his return.
Leonard Nane was much moved at
the sight Of the child, and folding
her 70 his grateful heart, pressed
kiss after kiss on her fair young
face. Annie looked wonsIpringIy
at the handsome stranger who
seemed to love her so much and
who kept saying she was Just like
Annie, his lost darling. Mr.. Il0rnc
recounted briefly the whole occur.
renee, and when he heard of the
amply howell, he too Thought An
ME was no more, but determined
to know when she died and whert
She was buried, that he might
have her body removed TO adccen'
cemetery and place a stone Il
mark her resting place.
no DE CONTINUED.