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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
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HIaH soHooL.

NETILL open its First Session in the New Build
w ing, on the lat Monday of September, 1870.
and close the last Thursday of June, 1871. This
School ia designed to prepare young men for tho
highest classes of our best Colleges, for tho Unver
sity of Virginia. for the active pursuits of life
Special attention will be given to the thorough in
struotion in our own language, which is sometimes
sadly sighted in Classical Sch ools. The Session
will be divided into two terms of me nths each at
the close of which, l. last week of January and
June, there will be public examinations
This School is not designed to be t'Sectarian."-
All parents may exercise their right to determine on
vided, every pupil shall regularly attend some
Church on the Sabbath.
hooation.
Duffield's is Station on the b. & o. r. R., in
Jefferson county, w. Va, in the most beautiful and
healthy region of the Valley of Virginia and in the
midst of a population distinguished for frugaliy,
industry. sobriety and Christian morality. There
is not anywhere within the reach of this School, a
place where liquors and their coucomitants for the
seduction and ruin of youth, can be procured.
BOARD may be had in the most moral and re
spectacle families at from SIG to $50, including G
ever ything except washing and lights.
TUITION: r
English Branches, for 10 mon $40 90
English and Classics. s............- ......... 400
French eItra... ...--........ lOUO
The entire expense for Board and Tuition for the
Scholastic year may vary from $500 to $3.50. For
fuller information, apply to
JNO.A. SCOTT, Jr.,A B.,
Associate Principals.
Duffield's Depot, Jefferson County, w. Va.
August 9, lS70-6t..l
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TUESDAYS NEWS.

The journal 9ffciel of yesterday does not
think that the delay in receiving advices about
the military situation should occasion alarm or
encouragement. The Prussian movement on
Bazaine has been attended by the greatest
sacrifices and the greater part of the army,
that of Prince Frederick and Steinmetz, must
be kept before Metz. The Prince Royal can
not march his force alone upon Paris, and
must join the other two corps in an effort to
crush Bazaine, a movement which may place
them in q most dangerous position.
ThesGermans are throwing bridge across
the Rhine at point between Basle aud Null.
hausen, close to the Swiss frontier. The Swiss
Government protests in the name of the indie.
pendence of the country against any violation
of its neutrality.
Austrian Germans are reported to have de.
clared in favor of Prussia, and call upon their
brethren to rally to the support of German
unity. Count Bismarck's regiment, reported
to have been annihilated, has not yet been
under fire. Two of his sons, officers in the
Prussian army, were wounded in the late
battles.
La Liberte learns that Bazaine has suc>
ceeded in obtaining all needful provisions
Communications between that General and
McMahon are kept up by couriers.
Inc measures taken by the authorities In
Paras all seem to indicate that they expect to
be besieged, and at an early day. Arms are
being freely distributed, and stirring appeals
continue to be made to the people to arm and
to rally to the rescue Of the country
A late despatch to the New York TForld
reports that the Grown Prince, with 100000
men, is believed to be marching on Paris, and
that McMahon and Canrobert are moving on
the same line.
The North German I4loyds announce that
in consequence of the Prussian successes their
steamers will soon resume their regular trips
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PORTIOAL.
NEVER SAY FAIL.

Keep pushing..'tia wiser than setting aside,
And dreaming and sighing and waiting the tide.
In ife's earnest battle they only prevail.
Who daily march onward and never say fail.
With 40 eye ever open, a tongue that's not dumb.
You'll battle and conquer though thousands assail
How strong and how mighty who never say fail
The spirit Of angels is active, 1 know,
As higher and higher in glory they gos
Methinks on bright pinions from heeven they sail,
To cheer and encourage who never say fail.
Ahead, then, keep pushing. and elbow your way,
Unheeding the enyious, all asses that bray;
All obstacles vanish, all enemies quail,
In the might of their wisdom who never cay fail.
In life's rosy morning, in manhood's fair pride,
Let ibis be the motto your footsteps to guide;
In storm and in sunshine, whatever assail,
Wen onward and conquer, and never say fail.
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9nrrnasoN ANsrnrurn.
CHARLEST0WM, VIRGINIA.

THE next Session will commence on MONDAY,
Il SEPTEMBER 10, 1870.
Being provided with competent ssistants every
advantage for thorough course in English, the
Language Drawing. Music on Piano and Org an,
will be Afforded Particular attention wi be paid
to Music, and pupils will be required to play at tho
Musical SOirees, when the friends of the pupils can
haye opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal music will be taught in classes as we'll as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &c. apply to the Principal,
July 19, 1870. MRs. A. M. FORREST.
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Josh Billings makes an ap. ilIustratiOr

= Josh Billings makes an apt lIIustralIUu
when he says: "Sitting down and folding our
arms, and waiting for something TO turn up,
il just about az rich speculation az going
out into 400 acre lot, setting down on a
sharp stone, with pail between our knees,
and waitiug for COW to back up and be
milked -
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@cHoon AT ''98rprA."

THE Second Scholastic Year my Select School
Il for Boys, under the care of Rev. Jaa. E. Poin-
dexter, will oegin the st NJ 1nday OF September,
1870 and close the last Friday of June, 1871.
TERMS.
For Board. and Tuition in English Branches,
Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and Mathe-
netics .....-................ .::.. SOU
luitlon aIone. y ~ TO SOU
ADVANTAGES.
Situated in delightful ncighborhood. removed
from the temptations incident to towns villnse
enjoying every comfort which home could furnish,
with continual supervision of the principal; the fa
cilities for study and exercise unsurpassed Reli-
gious influence of a Christian Minister'S home al
ways present-ofier every advantage which chris
tan parent could desire.
Rev. J f. Poindexter, educated at University of
Virginia and Theological Seminary of Virginia, ia
Experienced teacher having taught for ive years
in of the largest and best schools of the South
o. For fur ther particulars apply to
REv. W. II. LEAVELL,
Near Charlestown. jeff. Co., w. Va.
July 10, IS7O-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-30
nO- A lady teacher in a Sunday school re

EST A lady teacher IN SUNDAY Sch00i To-
lates the following incident:
The class consisted of boys, mostly under
twelve years of age. The teacher had just
read from the Bible the account of Christs
temptations, and his rejection of Satan's offer
TO the whole world, if He would fall down and
worship him. This evidently set their young
brains to work, for pretty soon one sharp eyed
urchin was heard to say to another:
"Well, if Satan came along now and made
that offer, know some folks that would go
right off"
Another boy-"so do I old Vanderbilt"
Another-"Yes, and Stewart, too"
Third boy-"So would Astor"
Fourth bOy-"YOu bet; and Jim Fisk,
too"
First boy-"oh, JENNY, wouldn't Grant
go in though Golly"
Whereupon the young rascals had stfaed
laugh, and the teacher commanding silence,
they resumed their pious studies.
a yawn in company generally indicates
gap in tho conversation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-30
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

From the condensed news column of the
Baltimore Gazette, We make up the following
summary -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-30
Vim. Knabe & Co.,
Manufacturers of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

Manufacturers OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
F1ano FoI'tes-
wARERoOMs,
No. $50 w. Baltimore st. near EutaW,
f'g BALTIMORE, MD.
JNhese Instruments have been before the Public for
i nearly Thirty years and upon their excellency
alone attained AN uSPURcHAsED PIE -EMISEScE,
which pronounces them unequaled. Their
TONE E
combines great power sweetness and fine singing
quality as well as great purity of Intonatlon, and
evenness throug ghout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many Pianos. In
WORK NIANSHIP
they are uaexceIled, using none bot the very best
our business enabling to keep continually i'm
Inense stock of lumber, &c, on hand
1SE- All our Square Pianos have our New Improved
Overstrung scale and the A giraffe Treble.
We would call special attention to our late i'm
provements in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
PATENTED AUGUST IA, 1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
Every Piano Fully Warranted for Years
Sole Wholesale a gency for CARHART & NEED
HAMS Celebrated PARLoR ORGANS and CHURCH
HARAoSIUMs.
No. $50 West Baltimore ST., near Eutaw
April 26, lS7D-ly. BALTIMORE.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

I COATED at Salem. Va, will open it's next ses-
IL sion September 9th. The entire expenses for a
ten months session, S2I0.00 including board, tut
tion, and incidental expenses. Discretionary de-
ducton made for INDECENT young men. A small
advance for board in private families.
DE-. B1TTLE,
August 9, 1S70-3m. President.
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CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.


TVNHE next Annual Session of this School will COM
L mencc on MONDAY, the l2TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER NEXT, at the rooms of Major Kearslcy,
corner of Main and West streets.
The course OF instruction embraces the usual
branches of English education taught in schools
including also Latin, French and Music.
TERMS:
The Primary Class, for each session.. 200
" Middle ClasS... Observation-Disclosures. lOUU
s Senior Class; including Latin. n.......... 20.00
music. .....!....... 2C.Oo
One half. in ell cases, to be paid in advance for
each session.
Boarding will be provided, and further particu-
lars made known, on application to the subscriber.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
CharleStown, Jefferson county, w. Va.
july l9, 1870.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

LUMBER! LUMBER!
T AM now prepared to furnish any quantity of
i LUMBER, delivered at any point the B. & o.
Railroad or Shenandoah river. have constantly
on hand, at my yard in Charlestown,
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Shingles, Plastcring Lath, Dressed Flooring.
Lime, &C. W. J. HAWKS, Agent.
July l9, lS10-5m.
T ARGE stock of Tin Spouting on hand, OF our
~ own manufacture. Will be put up at Old Pri.
McCuRDY DUKE.
August 9.
GUPERIOR Wood and Iron Bound Barrels, for
- sale by JOS. Il. EASTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-30

We are glad General Lee has not ten
dered his services to either of the European
beliigerents He can safely rest his military
reputation where it now is The Prussian
Field Marshal Won Moltke, in the presence
of several American gentlemen, once paid
the great Confederate chieftain compliment
which from such lips was indeed worth
having.
~ consider General Lee" said the old ve-
terau, Gas soldier not inferior to Yelling
ton"
His auditors were all northern men, but
they relished the remark none the less as q
deserved tribute to an american soldier.
Ns,c York Commercial.
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A Jawn in company generally indicates
gap in tho conversation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

,,-i.,t by Authority Of tho GoyeFuorI iGE
mo. Sal Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
n 0f the State: '''f = r '.'. II.
gi.RGS5lVtd by ARt LegisfatlTS Of HIT VIFytnia,
The following iB'pr0p0sed ~ an amendment 70
Inc C6nSt Itutloh 81 thid State to DO substituted
for section 6neof aItela thfee thereof aud W Pc
iSte6ldlnE 8 h6ptoTiSiOns thereof NAMELY:
sETh0 male citizens OF tho STATE shall be entts
tied to vote At al elections held within tho cleo
tion dIstriCtSinWhIe they Fedpeet ve!yi reside
but no person who z mnoE e. 81 q I,5e ~
treason, felony OF bribery 70 an etlont or who
hRS not been reildGnt Of tho State for ono yc9f,
G1d Of nd equity ID which he oIeta to vote iot
thirty days next preceding such oher, 9n4u ps
permitted TO votb while such d!Saolllty con:
Adopted February o, 1870.
In tie House Of Delegates, Thursday, February
n 1870, The above Eesolutl Ion was adopted.
1'THE TRIs WIil-MGsEtS. Welth, SPEAKER
AE6eV, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard OF 49gan,
Belt56o9yeE Bower, RBsSa2a, FIa.
nan, Flick, Gandea, Guthrie, Hryeey, Howard,
JfefSbfI JIiSly, Lamb, Lamon, Lynch, Maxwell,
NSCo3i Nn9dnWs. Miller, Nicely, P0Wn9L, RAIDER
RspR' ssStt Smith, Teter' Thomas We" y ii aqq
H I'aH M wEn1-Gessrs. Baker. Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Craeraft Davis,
tF5FSi I Coz HAsalei; Hill, Howe, Fel!goint,
Piles, RexFoOds stpEglsN Summer and Wheat
IN M senate Stoadsy, FebtaGry q, 1870, TIC
I'm YRGS WERI-MoGSfs. FaFlsWORth, (PF98i'
don't. AppleCatpS Brown, Gather James,, Gather
JeSSe ~ Cook, Crane, Davis, Dayton, Doollt'
ttis, Cold, Hartman ,Ko0uee, Leonard, Patrick,
\ A. Ss'iS IfSSSES H6raN1an HnUNh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

Is d large variety of other industries In
u Wheeling md vicinity, too
6t 5mehtion ~ my present let
tef, but Of which I hope TO write In a fu-
ture issue. Schools, Libraries, and legiti.
mate amusements Of all classes receive
encouragement and patronage here. The
surrounding country Is beautiful, the
roads excellent.y The moral and peligiops
Slemena 8 highly Icfealhllea and all
things bet9ken that the ptpgreesa Wheel.
ing willbe rapid md uniailtng. ]. N.
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GheG | i
The Beach at RYentide.

There Is no solitude like this. The beach,
Stretching Ai4r, Tapped by the sluggish wave,
70 silent, save the mnrmuFpuB TONGA that te4eh
Ifhs listening oar, sOt, musical md GteTe
ToaeS that the Winds aeSup add bsar along,
NibglL1k their ENeetupse With the land olsaA
gong,
The Sea.bIrl on Its tagging wing doth call
lts wandering made 70 track the shining G9nd
No other voice save tho huShed wind doth AL
Upon the soothing silence; cool and bland
She EephyrB come, sweeping old oceans breast,
/ b ,EminS " peace It's bosom Of unrest.
And thus the waters aleep meath tender skies,
That battle them In their own celestial hue,
q. ct their calm inlluenee Stillthe storm that
f mi 6Rblra( d d heart, and plant 4qeW Il
UqaSiR hSrsAas sttonEth az pss enssl Sug8
For uc who Blumbers not, but keeps always
His watch DER ocean waves, their GIBBS and now
seeth the surgiuR tides that, day By day. ~ =.
Through humA hearts forever come and Eef II
His, bis alone, the plummet that can sonnd
The depths Of both alIke-darE, restless and
profound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20
ORGANTN WFAKNRSg

ImmedlAlely cured aud InD YlR0F restored.
This distressing affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 the penalty
Young persons are too apt to commit excuses
from not being aware Of the dreadful conseQuen.
cas that may enspe. Now, who that understands
tho subject will pretend to deny that the power
Of procreAtOn & lost sooner BY those falling into
improper habits than BY tho PRUDENT Besidea
being deprived OF the pleasure Of healthy On.
spring, tho most serious and destructive Symp.
toms Of both body end mind arise. Tho system
becomes deranged, The Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of Procrea1ye Power,
Nervous 1rriAbillty, DySpepslR, PAlpitation Of
tho Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of tho Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and ,Qhnih. Sc. ~. y = faI..-. lLlf, Z
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.naP 1afoNs areih trathIne ind Paris 70 6af-
~ lettdsss ~ tgtsn ttthAt ~ and London
WhsnIthe PfuSSians shan close the usual
avenues Of communication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

ia, most po.psrftl, ut tgnooeSt, H,gstaNs O.
e. e., n, Nj, q, A0rtis 1nmrd. s,!s 1u'lS9dW
:. !. =. ~. nlEsras,1 .thsSs..
! AstSHT ~ He ~ = VII SEfi i'
pins TO produce the desired effect; I've q Ho9a
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing Tie Liver
Stomach, and Bowels Of all lnppIitiessii The
principal ingredient is, Podopbylltn, ortaeAleo-
hollc Extract Of MandtaInS which IL byfmAuy
times more Powerful, Acting aRdl aeatehing
than tho Mandrake itSOlEs IT. eealiaSaetloh5 y
upon Tho Liver, cleaning II speedily fnoniall Oh
struetons, with all tie power ofMercary' yet
fee from the Injurious results attached to theuss
OfthAtmlnstal. VI 2ti AIT ht.a,,a
For all discSses i5%alca ne use stA taaEte
isindlsateds tnese FiSMi4 glvoleatlLe SAE'.ls'
ton in every sG!s. Ihey aseer Igts.. ~ NV
In cases o. LAVE Cos' l.a
extreme ooshEeneS p!s h99 "a 5eetsnAl
BttteEs OF Tonic sloulaip ne sasedlf eoaae
win me rilA re tonao sAScs q w seES =
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AtI yillllGIlEm n SlIi Fi. nsY ~
The Philosophy of StrikeS--The True
T. - ''''. Remedy.

The Philosophy Of StrtkeS-r-The True
e - 80 -, Remedy.
Ftom LEt NttO Tork Tribune.
TIC Fall River spinners, VIC hear, have
gone to work oni the terms offered by the
mill.owners-that Is, good part Of them
have done so. Some still stand out; some
the mill.owncrs would not rc-employ; but
the strike has virtually ended infailure.
q Believing inFree Labor, we shall not
.reproach the strikers. n We presume they
deemed their strike wise and just II they
mistook, the consequences OF their error
must largely be borne by themselves.
We laugh at. the blindness Of the mob
Which, incensed at some alleged miscon:
ductlof d bank, broke into stores and
Offices, seized oil 1.-the banks notes it
could find and made o bonfire of them.
It Ii not possible, It Is urged, that men
could act SO mhdly. What do you say,
then, 10 IN average strike : 15t'!
Let us try to forget Fail River and
spinning, and suppose that all the shoe
makers Of New England should strike by
preconeeft, and hold out for months.
Would that injure tho "b0sses? One In
q hundred Of them it might; but the
great majority would be enriched BY It,
Modern machinery and power have re.
duced tho terroFs of'a manufacturer to
two: 1aA panic, or commercial revulsion.
2. A glut, Defend him from these, and
he fears nothing else ri. ..;, sta,
Now, d strike nowise condHces TO q
panic, while lis the strongest possible
safeguard against glut Tho boss shoe:
makers as q class would like nothing bet
ter than 10 stop all shoemaking for the
next two months. That would enable
thGmlt0sell Off their stocks at (substan.
tally their own prices Hence, tho coal
operators Of Pennsylvania were strongly
suspected Of slyly melting the strike o.
their miners last year. For that strike
tended dtrectIyttorais the price Of Coal
and 90 to enrich ak who had It for sale
while tho strikers themselves grew poorer
day by day. t..c..,,, "a,
By.anl:by, the Laboring Glass illhaye
learned how to strike to some purpose
They win stop working Gof "bosses only
70 set 70 work immed lately for themselves
Until they can do That, strikes are idles7TT
foollsh-Suicidal.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

Few ChupgesarG being made iullhe
stations Of army officers, This Is saldAOi
beanl accounted the new AupYbillaltllor-
i7ihg ireau tiois, u.s. ~ IS cared ~ MANY
that they may be honotably dischargeditti
they sA9gl4 d Dc any eaR9gs & stations
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-r..lIrrrM .unR InHNa0N.

.uEllhliLH dIukksNbOEN6OSR LaAH
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, GEaduRtG Of ono OF tho most eminent col.
leges In tho United States, and the greater part
Of WhoSa1lle has b0en spent In tho Hospitals Of
London, Parls, Philadelphia and elsewhere ha8
affected some Of the mott astonishing cute1 that
were ever knoWna Many troubled Withringingtn
tho head and ears when aslecp, greAti nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baGhf1l
meas, With frequent bluShlng, attended some.
s aRss ElIn % q mind Yfte s9Fgef IN
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rHRIWAY lrHE HONEY GOES.

THE7WAY THE MONEY GOES.
What II Cost 10 Build the FlE9t
'4F'7 Ward School House. ..a-1
Il C69ib.lta al1oI u YetteridyS RtgtSa.
~ noticed in your paper Of Friday last
am advertisement setting forth what pun.
ports to be the total Costot tho First Ward
school house, :whi6h statement seems 70
be publlshedi by the authority Of the
Board Of Education, It being signed BY
the clerk OF The Board. The total cost
there given is $2805s99. Having had
the means OF knowing something about
the coStOF that building, and having be-
fore me the figures inthc case as tr as
they can he, got OF, -fpron0unce this state:
ment ofithe cost to be untrue, and would
oak why an attempt b being made 70 de.
ceivc the peoplein regard to It! t4
By referring to the published statement
Of the cost Of building this school house,
I find the following statement:
Paid ], N. Brodic, per contract $I9 eos GO
!" for extra work caus. a..
cd BY storm May -, 1s69....'..'',:' wv W
q. ,.,tL,A ~, I, }ll.lt d g z S9S No "a
Making . tosA. ::,:s.:''''';'''''' '-'''.
By the list Of expenditures Of tho Build.
ing Fund, published In 1869, ! learn that
there was paid to J. NJ Brodie on account
Of building Washington township school
house $14g324 s., and 70 the same party,
on same account, as may be seen In pub
lished statement OF Building Fund FOR
1870, 81 327 IS, making total I0t ~ S9 Is
IA IS, and leaving a balance Of 81 0S9 60
unacounted Tor as between the published
list Of expenditures on account OF wash
iugton township, school house and the
published statement Of the cost Of that
building. ~ ltii4 l'.'., '.,l' s''ifn
q We Sind that the published statement
Of the cost Of tho building does not con-
tain one word in regard TO the amount
paid J. n. Fairfax, architect ny the
published expenditures / find that MI.
t1lriaX was pa19 S0yv IN 4ooo ahu S4SV
In 1870, both of which sums should be
added TO the cost, Nothing IS said ABOUT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

c,DENocHATtcIp6peEs are claiming gains
ifithe recent elect iohs. ! THERE'S one gain
they do always sure Of Ghd Sthat b.
Whipped, q gain et0it IFbuRa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair .ylcN .tEs folliSles hS6 destroyed.
or tic glands. atrophied and decayed.
But such us remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with pagty sCdi-
nront, it viii keep 1T clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use VIII prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those itlcIetcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the VigOr can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for stI sisaelw