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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-23

Deerinr Binder Buckeye Cultiyator.
SnrIngtooth Harrow, Square Harrow On
YER Chilled Plows, l single and l double
sboveI Pillow Grain Cradle, Moving Scythe-
four-horse Wagon and Bed, Buggy, Dog
cart pair Shelviugs. sets Dung Boards,
sets Breechbauds sets Front Gears, sets
PIov Gears, set OF Buggy Harness, new Nag
ON saddle 4-horse Wagon Line. pair Check
lines 4 Collars and Brides, Log CHAIN, sci
of breast Chains. Butt Chains, pair spread
ers. Double aud Single Trees, Forks, kakes,
Shoyels Mattocks, Crosscut saw, Maui ana
hedges Axes, sc. Allthese implements are
nearly new, having been used but one sea-
SIN Also 40 bushels Early Rose Potatoes,
1905 bundles Fodder, barrel pure cider IN
egar.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Wardrobe. Bureau, Bedsteads, Wash
stands > Rocking Chairs, Is Wooden Chalrs,
Folding LoUu- e. Extension Table, S-day
Clock > Kitchen Tables, l safe. Cooking
stove and Fixtures, Coal stove, anu many
otherarliclcs,
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums OF slO ana
inward a credit Of II months Will be given
purchaser 20 give negotiable note VIII APP
proved security, payable At Jefferson savings
Bank Notes To bear Interest from u"tt'
sums under SO cash. No property % be re-
moved until terms are complied win sale
~ yum u. VI. KOONTZ.
j. W. DODD, AuctiOnccr.
!. :. REINuAET, CLERK.
NDN Its lNg}-tS
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No other sarsapariila has eQualed Hood :
in the relief IL gives in SeverrSt cases OF dys-
pepsia, sick headache, bilioIsaeSS, etc.
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Jefferson Savings Bank,
sHEPHERDSTowN, W. VA.

David Bilmyer, President; ICON, ,,,.,,,o-
STATE BANK.
Examination made May Is, 1873: ,sso
Incorporated April ]. 1867
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SBEPHRRDsTowN, W. VA.
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DON'T you know the difference be
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PUBLIC SALE.
40 HEAD OF HOGS,
Farming implements.

among which are fat hogs, which VIII be
sold for cash..
, 1893-02-08
From the Daily Telegraph JGny o.

The heart Of the ProtecCionist will be hea-
wy within him when he hears the latest news
from Australia. The New Year has been
celebrated among our enterprislng c0Ionlst
by the departure of n steamer from Mel
bourne with q freight of thirteen thousand
cases Of butter-thirtyive thousand pounds
in value-for the London market. 1t IL but
lost labour apparently, for our own agricul-
~turalist to eat the bread of carefulness Ill or
der to supply the Metropolis with the bu ter
Of native industry, if he is thus to be under
sold by large c~onsignmehiS from the Antipodes.
Never, we are told, has there been 80 large a
shipment from the Colonies before, and IAN
guine prophets are already specializing that at
no distant date Australia will defeat all COM
petitors in the furnishing of our breakfast
tables. One unsupported but not less formi-
dable consequence of this new invasion is
that even the text of our most respectable
comedies wilssbecome out of date. What is
the good of the celebrated butterman's refer
snce to inferior Dossst" in the evergreen
dramaof "Our Boys, if the commodity in
question is to be supplantsd by the still
cheaper produce of Antipodean meadows with
some newer and less pronouncab'e names
Nor does this complete the tale Of woe for
English husbandry. We have recently been
aware that christmas turkeys no longer oome
with u~nfailing regularity from Norfolk, and
that the geese of our own commons are neither
40 fat nor 90 plentiful as they were. The
explanation il certainly not far to seek, If the
records Of Importation at Newhayen and
southampton be correct. During eight days
, 1893-02-08

it is reported that as many as two hundred
and.Awenty one thousand four hundred and
eighty eight geese and twenty thousand tur-
keys were brought over by steamers arriving
At those ports, and that the fattened poultry
from such French districts as the sarthe and
Calyados reached the magnificent total OF
eight and fifty thou, and. Every year, aP-
parently, foreign competition becomes more
Oppressive for the English farmer, partly, no
doubt, owing to the superior activity of his
country the existence of middlemen
makes our home produce so relatively costly
If only some genius would solve the problem
Of distribution and bring the p oducer into
close and immediate relation with the CON
sumner, more than half-perhaps the whole
Of the agricultural difficulty would settle it
self. Some notable efforts we are glad to
saw are being made in this directions much
more hopeful device than tickling the
ears of the groundlings with the superannua-
ted cry of Protection.
, 1893-02-08
Total.

The total European beet sugar crop will be
therefore according to this estimate, 9O,O)O
tons less than tn 1t of last year, end 293 700
tons less than the product of 1890.9I. lIess
there should b, a corresponding increase Of
cane sugar to mc3t this deficit, the outlook
would seem to promise higher prices IL tie
sugar market. A careful estimate recently
made and published at Magdeburg, the con-
ire of the German sugar industry, puts the
cane sugar crop Of the present year, including
all Countries except India and AustrGlia, at
q 100, 900 tons, against z, 795, 0C0 tons for 1891
90, and 2,523, $50 tons for the season of 1890
81. There is, therefore, by this calculation,
in which Louisiana is put down tor 225 900
tens, not only no increase. but a net decrease
of 8 $500 tons, as compared with tho same
sugar product Of the previous year, and there
remains all aggregate supply of both beet AID
cane sugar as follows:
Description. l89l-92 1879,
Cane ugar........... tons 1886, 900 2 ,760,O0O
Beet sugar (Europe)..... 3,490,927 $4,000
Total .............. 6,285,427 100000
This is a deficit Of 125, 427 tons N comparison
with the crop of last year. There still remains
one unknown quantity to meet the foregoing
deficit, and that 8 the beet sugar product Of
the United States for tho current year, the
statistics for WHICH are not yet available at
this distance. If the increase of OH home
beet sugar product this year is equal to l25,
900 tons, the worlds total sugsr supply for
the current season will be substantially
equivalent to that of tho preceding yoar.
, 1893-02-08
THE WORLDS SUGAR CROP OF 1892.
Report by Consul General Mason of
Frankfort.

FrankfOrt.
1t was feared during the prolonged drought
which prevailed in Germany during the past
summer that the lack Of moisture might serl-
ously affect the yield of beet sugar in this
country, as we'll as in France and AuStrl.'. 1t
turned out, however-and particularly was
this true in Germany-that, While the bests
were smaller, and the amount OF juice whichthey
contained proportionateiy less than during
the previous year, it was relatively more con-
densed and sweeter. 80 that he amount of sac
charine matter remained about the same.
The beetS are now gathered and the crop
worked up to a point which affords q basis for
accurate estimates of tile total sugar crop of
the year, which isreckoned from the begin
ming of September. 1892, until the end o. Au-
o,,st 1909 % f0tlnwu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

fastened aezr the notch q the shaft
Sl'd laid ak or eight inehes straight
along tke NOD The feathers are
glued - the saaft. and wrapped a. saeA
eilf with the siaew- The arrow u now
painted. marked. dried and ready for
9,e-
When the arrow 10 fred into The
b,sly IL cannot &c got Out II Yea pull
q he shaft the barbs catch and the
shaft pulls 0sss. leaving the arrow he's al
ia The wound Sonse war arrows have
bat one barb. aad when thu arrow u
ere.a INTO the hely II the shaft be
pulled. the barb catches Ia the flesh and
ske steei turns crosswiss IN the <ound.
rendering II impossible q extricate IL
Fortunately but few Indian tribes now
xss TIE poisoned arrow Each tribe
tat It's owa way Of poisoning. some
Gid II b pounding up ants with . NOR
tar mixing them with the spleen % an
animal and then letting IL decay. after
which they tipped their barbs with IL
Arrows are first sInoothec by being
rubbed between two grsoved stones
held firmly togesler Ia one hand as
Pedro spoke he slid an arrow between
two groovei stonesl Till the bark dies
OF Disputes sometimes used 10 sriss
A. 70 who some particular carcass be-
longed 20 after the slaughter OF herd
% buffalo II the arrow still remained
Ia the body the question was easily de-
clded BY drawing IL out and examining
the make Of il. The Pawnees took
xood care Of their arrows and never
made them detachable at the barb Some
wing their arrows with two feathers.
a. the Cc-nanches; some with three,
ike tho Navajos and Utes. and some
with four. ike the Tonlo-Apaches."
Here Pedro stopped aud beckoned TO
his beautiful little wife. She handed
him cigarette. and having lit II he
continued his story:
Now, 10 make . good bow: Well.
very tepee has its bow wood hung up
with the arrows in the smoke Of the
fire well out 81 reach OF the flames A
warrior with sharp knife and a sand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

h~nf f. made - s.-ri OF s.ore 7, is
sttpe' is~ a h.,art or dart aud has 3
strn sbsus tn iash long The Sides -
-, steT7 sr- n'rk~a ~ fie'i ous ike the
teefa g = .an Near'g al the wild
irlinnr move 49, st..~l arrow heals. they
tcinx a great arflrir - trade among
fhe ssrsxes Eastern fru4s usanafae-
tare thousands = them and eel .Aera
e. are frs,i~r~ Who sell them - The In
d.ers ~ fannloos price Or trade tAcn
f,r fnrs
~ ben fh~ shaft - ready sor IN.
bal To warrior saws a slit with a
rirr~d knife I'm ~ md opposite th>
notch and Inserts The stem II tho ar
r...vnrsi TIE SIS rlust bc exactly +,
th.s crrtcr = the shaft and - deep AZ
re stem j. hang Wien properly ae-
Inst..d tie .erth q 49, sier, show them
..Iv-s 90 each sidc - - siit Basalo.
deer sr - s4oew j. then softene1 IN
w'at~r ssa ,he voct = strapped n-uslv
e. zoe arrf,v h.-asl taxing care - A. sbe
s1sw - .he f@-ih - The stern. which
vii prevrns th- head r. ~ pulling ouI
Tee next process = - ptf IA Tie
feathers To So this properly l-reat
care uf<t ~ tsker. fnr<cv or ca-ls
oaEia are etakai "a ear1u water 80
make tHem Epiif east IL aud nnif.tr1llf
TIE feathers arr ,hrp stripped frosn
o,gl snl rsis on the skaf, = the arr,sv
'fhrs~ t-ssbe-- sre places "a each stsft
ard thev are laia eqni,listant atsnT lie
shafs Tie big end - tn feather Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
What Is Offered the Lovers Of vaude
vile At Sm,h's Op.ra House This
Week--A Good Bill.

Smiths cozy little theater should
draw out large crowds 81 people this
week. az the hill. such as viii be served
lovers II vaudeville. is replete with fea-
lures that are sure 10 meet with warm
reception. Many Of the attractions are
novelties to Grand Rapidians. and
should be seen 10 be appreciated. OF
the new faces that are To appear this
week. the most prominent are Harry
DeI.ain. the character impersonator;
Phil Williams. the whistling wonder;
Avery x King. aerialists. and Leggat. a
dancing aeriaiist Manager Smith an
nounces for Monday. March 9th and the
week, the celebrated City Sports Bur
lesque company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

stone or file can make a bow In three
DAYS II he works hard. but il most gen
orally takes week and sometimes
month 70 finish a fancy bow. When
done. il is worth three dollars in trade.
See. The bows differ in length and
strength. being gagged for the arms Of
those who are 20 use them
"A white man would. until he learned
the ~leight Of IL, find himself unable 10
bend even the weakest war bow. The
force 81 such an arrow may be imagined
when il is remembered that while a
Colts revolver VIII not send a ball
through buffalo. an arrow win go
through a buffalo and come out on the
other side A mans skull has been
found transfixed 70 n tree by an arrow.
which had gone completely through the
bones and Embedded itself so deep in
tho wood as 20 sustain the weight OF the
head lie had been tied up TO the tree
and shot.
i once saw said Pedro. "a Plains
Indian ride alongside OF a largo buffalo
COW. going at such speed that 1t re-
quircd icct pony 20 overtake and keep
Gp with her. Leaning forward the In
dian drew his arrow 20 the head and
sent IL clean through the body of the
brffalo. SO that IL fell TO the ground on
the other side.
Bows arc made Of all kinds of wood:
tho best are made of Osagc orange. hick-
ory. oak. ash. elm. cedar. willow, plum.
cherry buliberry, and from the horns
Of elk aud mountain sheep. No Indian
who cannot handle the strong bow is
dcemcsi III for war There are three
bows. he baby how used by children.
The long bow and. last OF all. the strong
bow
The Sioux and Crows make the best
bows The Sioux tow is generally four
feet long. When unstrung IL is per-
frctly straight Some bows are COW
cred and strengthened and made more
vitality elastic on the baek by being
strung with sinews In such instances
tic back of the bow Is iiattened. then
rouchcned with a Gle OF stone. the
s.new being afterward glned on. The
sinisw Is then Tapped az the middle or
grasp Of tho bow and at the ends The
string IS attached while green. twisted
ard left "a dry on the bow The whole
outside Il the wool and siuew is now
covered with a thick solution Of glue
and The bow Is done. These bows are
beautifully painted. beaded. velveted
and leathered MILLER HAGKMAS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
A Positive Fact.

Ladies'. do not delay your valuable
time by waiting and suffering but Sc
cure bottle of Dullam's Great German
Female Uterine Tonic and be cured Of
your monthly trouble either in old and
young Ii is the very best preparation
! ever prescribed in my extensive prac-
tice. Ii has given the best results in
the greatest number 81 eases Of female
troubles of any medicine | ever used |
do notlmake a practice Of using or rec
ommending patent medicines, but this
remedy is prepared by a very competent
physician and chemist of my acquaint-
anee. and | can carefully and conscien.
ciously recommend il as the best.
\. &. TRUTH. NJ. d.,
Specialist Of Diseases Of Women.
- East Madison Street. Chicago, Ill.
For sale at Scribner Il Aldworth' +
drug store. 73 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

u sou suffer vith lame hack. espe
cialiy 10 tho morning. Aiieoeks Plasters
are a sufe relief
II you cannot sleep. try an Allcock
Plaster veil ur between the shoulder
hisir- often relieves sometimes cures
Iry this before yo1 resort % opiaies
II any sonr muscles are lame 5oinfs
stiff ieel es II theY waited oding or it
yoa suffer with any bscal pains or aches.
these piasfeF- NlI cure yan.
II you use them once yrn Nlil resiiz-
WIZ - many piastrrs have been made
IN srnifstsUn - them Like Al god
thirns fheT are cspie,i ss ciossiy A. The
NV slows Don't ~ jupei - taking
a. irritation wher il isa ~ easy 81 Erf The
genuine
n fao always insist uron having Al
errk's Porous Piasfers acd newer accept
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q!

is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark of the Keystone WatfA
Case Company. OF Philadelphia,
the Oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees, capacity 1000
cases daily. Its products are
sold BY all jewellers. Ii makes
the celebrated Jas. Boss Filled
Haieh Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled OFT the case-the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

barhs arrows
Tor war ant hnnticr.
Tell me the story II an srro~,-
qu~rtet Tel me. Peiro. the whole
process. q making hne bow and ar
49,
fesro, vho can talk broken English.
then began this interesting story.
ne trst western Indians - use ar
rows were The Cheyennes The Indians
cut their arrows IL the fall. In the ar
rS~ sea4on. when the wood i hardened
- withstand the b ATS % winter The
saoota mtast Mt have any branches or
knots ora them. They are not quite as
taict "a ones little inger. and they are
sorsed and Tod IN bundles Of twenty ard
t~en;y-1 i've These biintles are two
or Two aud one-half feet ia length
and wrapped lightly frVm end - end
with strips Il rawhide Or Elk skin. The
sticks arc then hung up over ire. Ia the
t~pi-e. - % smoked and dried. and the
wrapping keeps them from warplng o..
bending When they arr seasoned.
which takrs several weeks. the bundles
arr taken down. the covering removed
and the bark >erlpei OF The wood i
very tough then aud u yello~ish
coior. The next thing l. - cut the
arrow shafts exactly one length. and in
this great care mast - us.>1. for arrows
o, different lengths ~ differently.
AMI. unless they are alike. The hunters
aim Is destroyed Another reason for
measuring the Iength OF arrows
T. - identify them. No two
warriors shoot srrows ~ ey-
setig tie same length Zach warrior
carries . measuring or pattern stick.
s1d L. j. only necessary tocomrare an az
ro= VITA the stick - find out - whom
&, 1siongs. Eut should the arrovs by
eh4aee b~ one length. then there are
other marks ~ identifying thenl Every
hDnier has h.s own private marks ia
thc head the shaft or the feather The
shafts being ln-2ls even. the next thing
i to forta the notch for the how-string.
Thx IS dome with a sharp Snifc. and
wAsn done properly the bottom OF the
notch win BE exactly In the center Of
the shaft The arrow II ihsn scraped
anl ;aprret toward the notch 70 pre-
vent he string from splitting The shaft
and = make q firm hold fur the thumb
aai f.rcfur.r 30 drawing the bow.
AL the Arrows ars pecle.. scraped
AMI rotcLea. AM then the warrior
e., ,@es them. r. 90 this he tskeS M
arroaheaa and scores the shaft in zig
zsr iiaes o. Ell % end Thrse
crosses ~ duted cutters. Ia the shaft
are 20 lcf -hr b.nod run oat when au
anirial = strii-< The blood fows along
The iittle cutters ia The wool and runs
or gre end q th- arroS The arrow
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL


Special rates via Michigan Central
railroad. The Niagara Falls Route.
Tickets will be sold as follows.
To Detroit. on account - democratic
state convention February -. one fare.
$50. for round trip tickets. good going
February - and -. returning March
To Washington. ID G.. on account Of
Inauguration ~ President Cleveland
March 4. lsa} Rate via Toledo will bt,
ore first class limited fare. ti1J0 Rate
VIA Suspension Bridge or Buffalo will DO
s2ie5. Tickets good going February y
e. March inclusive: good returning on
trains leaving Washington. ID. G.
March
For full information call on r. VI.
Briggs. general agent. No % Monroe
street. or ~ Union ticket Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

OOnuaCtor huVlCc.
OUTLAWS MEDICINE Co. Gentlemen:
| take great pleasure in testifying in
behalf Of Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure.
can safely say that never took such
medicine as that to cleanse the liver,
stomach and kidneys. / was suffering
for years with biliousness, Indigestion
and loss Of appetite and sleep. One
bottle did for me more good than six
months other treatment. and | feel il
nay duty to testify in its behalf. so
others may try il and get cured.
Yours Truly.
WARREN T.. RussELI,
Contractor and Builder. Flint. Mich.
For sale at Scribner & Aldworth's
drug store. 73 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
Help
At Last.
Thirty Weeks Sick, the Last
Twenty Weeks Confined
TO Bed.

Ny wife has been sick about
thirty weeks. and the last
twenty weeks coufined to
bed. had five doctors. but no
benefit; got worse all the
time and the doctors said
no one could help her; she got
weaker and weaker all the time
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone. when,
in company with my wife's
brother, | called on DIR. 5. Clay
Todd. 10 North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account of her case. He pre-
pared some medicines. and l
began giving them to her.
From the start the medicines
helped her as DIR. Todd said
they would. and she gradually
improved and today, after
about four weeks using DIR. S.
Clay Todd's medicines, che is
able to walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFELD.
SO Logan street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
January 81, t,s3
>oTE-This patient sufferer. gradual, re-
covering Der health. hes attracted more atten-
tion than any case OF sickness in Grand Rapids
for many years. Her physicians failed utterly
tc give any relief until slle was treated by DIR
;. Clay Todd then she gradually got better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
JACOB ZUIDERFELD.
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY I?

Do you get mp niThtsf
Can You control your urinef
Is there pain in your bscki
Or nervous proStration7
or Dervous debility
OR impotencyI
Ever Lad r<enmatismf
Have catarrh7
Have you deafnessf
OR noises IA the headf
Have You frightful pains in your lungsf
j. your breath shortf
Do you dreamf
l. stomach weakf
Do you feel worn outf
l. there a sense 81 gonenessf
PaiUs In back Of hesdf
Are YOU dreadful nervousf
Not enough or too much urinef
Does ~ hurt To urinatef
Does IL smart or burnt
l. there weight or pressure In lower part OF
abdOmen1
Does your urine settlef
Brickdust or cloudy deposit1
How long this wayf
Married or single,
About what agel
Then write or call on DIR. 8. Clay Todd, No. rs
Mort Division street. three doors north OF Mon
roe street. Nenham block rooms 4, 3 and T.
Grand Rapids. Mich. He is the famous Special.
let Physician who u curing all these dreadful
comp laints.
Almost every town. or city, or neiehborhood
in the United States can boast Of some former
sufferer, who has been restored to perfect
health and manhood and womanhood bS DR. -
Clay Todd IN the last = years. he sends inedi-
cines everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

"Hs-- vou a good cooL2-
''Sac's very good goes % church four
time a week She can't cook. though 4"
--Texas Siffing~