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haliops, 90 be it. They must not blame
Us if We seek To "carry the war into
Africa
AssRepublicans, in q hopeless minority
in this body, we are here TO cooperate In
framing as good q Consultation as can be
made, and Il Is satisfaction enough for rs
70 feel that the records and principles Of
or party In tho past compel the majority
to stand with us upon the higher plan 70
which We have brought tie State. We
have nothing Of which 10 be ashamed.
We have nothing Of which, 10 regret, but
waiting, VIC confidently expect, the en-.
dorsement Of the future. II West Viz.
ginia, fired and worn by the vigilance Of
the last ten years, has suffered herself to
struggle from the, great army 4of the
Union, 10 be captured by the retiring
forces Of the enemy, we feel Chat the sur.
prise will be but short, and that again our
State will keep step TO the grand army oil
progress, equality and freedom, and that
soon our whole nation, coming up from
this baptism Of blood, chastencd and sane.
tilted by the past, with malice to none
with charity 10 oil, shall stand the model
government III the word. .i
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DIED.

wO0Ds.-op Monday evening, February 10
is1e, also clock, Miss MARuARET Woons, 10 heI
29th year. u. tla..r er..H. ..s.
Tho Funeral will lake place this (WednesaPS,
morning at 10 o'clock, from her mothers resi-
dcnce on Quincy street, between 6th and 9Th
Friends Of the family are Invited to attend,
NICK ER.-At 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. Feb
rnAEy sClh. 1874, MARGARET MCKEE, In The 4Sd
year or her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband
John Mckee, 1i3 Clay street, this day at lay
o'clock, to proceed 70 the C.&P.R Il. depot
thence 10 Pittsburgh. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend.
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CRlSTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the Best IN he World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Instantane.
Gus. No disappointment. NoRidlculous Tints,
no unpleasant 0dor. The genuine W. A. Batch,
elor's lair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs NOT
stain tho skin, but leaves the Hair Clean. SON
and Beautiful. Tho only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory Is Bond street,
Now York. =, Ian27eod1w
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NR. DyPoNco's GOLDEN PERI.

II UUIOhI FILLS, FUh FEIALES.-TheY
never fall, and may be depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been obstructed
by cold or disease. DUroHco's GoLpEN PM a
always give immediate relief being especially
prepared IoT married ladies. A lAdyWrtes: ''Du.
THE GENUINE arc put up In LGRaE (wHTrD
BOXES containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will find my "Priyate Reye-
nue. Stamp" Upon tho stamp see the words
DuroSco's GOLDEN Pills, without that None ara
Full and explicit directions accompany each
Sold IN NJ Sneeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
LADIES l-By sending him 500 through the
wheeling Post Onlce, can have the Pills sent by
nlAll' 70 any part OF inc country Free Of Postage.
ocls Sole Proprietor, New York.
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SENATOR WILEY ON TIE
SUFFRAGE.

Remarks Of Hon. w. T. Wiley in
Convention lin Committee of the
whole February 10, 1872, on
the Suffrage Question. 20 E0-'7gT
For the following sketch of Senator
Willey's remarks we are indebted 10 oul
attentive correspondent Henry EDs.]
Mr.. CHAIRMAN-Ifgentlemen had con.
fined themselves to the naked proposition
before the committee, l should have ad.
hered to the resolution which 1 had
formed on taking my seat in this Conven.
ton, viz: Silence; and members will bear
me witness that thus far I have conform.
ed to that resolve. BuLgentlemen have
gone aside from the question under dis.
cussion so often 10 assail the party Ia
which l have the honor to belong, and
have denounced its policy and doctrines
with such vchemence and acrimony, that
l feel / should be justly charged as being
guilty OF moral .cowardice, il ] failed tC
repel their assaults and yindicate myself
and the principles thus assailed
The gentleman from Hardy, (Mr. Maslin)
who introduced this substitute, for the
section upon suffrage, has been pleased tc
denominate the Republican party, or al
least those controlling the power Of the
State hitherto as largely composed o.
Dutch, Irish, carpet.baggers, sCalawags
&c. The gentleman from Mason, (Mr
Cushing) not satisfied with this nomina,
ton, lets loose the ours Of high and low
degree, Blanche, Tray. and Sweetheart
and III the immortalized dogs Of Shakes
pearc, while the gentleman from Hamp
shire (hIr. Monroe) had boldly and broadly
denounced the Republican party Of West
Virginia as guilty of fraud, CONSUMPTION
tyranny and oil the crimes ofthe calender
But before I pay my respects to these
gentlemen and their allegations, let me
say q word In reference to the proposition
ITSELF ~ 3 l76a r t5a3ll1
LIST. As to the insertion OF the word
3rhite. The reason assigned was that Il
the 10Th amendment persisted, negroes
would then be deprived OF suffrage, with,
out calling another Convention 10 do that
and the use Of theword in our Constitu,
ton would express preference for q
white mans government. ~ 80
I'd. AS to making payment of taxes
prerequisite to voting. Gentlemen mus
bear in mind that we have said in I'M
1 first section Of The second article which
1--we have Just adopted; "The powers q
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ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
restored. Nervous debility cured. ImpedIments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mont New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec23d&w
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United STATES MAIL.
WEST VIRGINIA.
PoAT 0PFIcE DErARTMENF,
WARRINGTON. Jan. Q. i6Tl.

POST OFFIcE DErARTNENf, [
"AsHNd1oN,Jan.s, lsTS.
PROPOSALS will be received OF the Contract
once Of this Department until 8 o'clock r. n. o.
April ], 1874 TO DO decided by the 2Oth), for car
rylng the mails oil the United States from July i
1871, TO June 30 1875, on the following routes Ii
the State Of West Virginia, being routes estab
lshed At Sd session OF 4lst Congress, lst session
OF 42d Congress, and Others, and by the schedule
OF departures and arrivals herein specified, viz
$3.50 From Woodlanda IN Fs,rvis,v 4, q ! or,Io'
and 6acS once 4 WCeF '1'" w. w iui'et
Leave WooJIsnJs SSI"rio, a, hlt
tTrIye ~ FSiryISw S S1 q y. ~ M
Tasvs FsISvsa stS q" , " = NJ ,...
Arrivo ~ unoi,s ~. { ~ ", lV4 M
4aSi From French ~ RSc n caSo.rd 11.o,.o.,.
Valley ~ WtSsies' y ,I TscA W
NAL ;yS m a!,'nons W AA'' % mics Anu
resva F M,SS = WEI TEosa., ..a p,,,..
Am. A"''uaS aiiu Z t'uAy az at'
49, a. u.,,... n NJ
1S M nt Mepst ~ ~ ~ ~. " y M
Le 1S.t We ~ " Il. wednesday and Satur
, Ggy " Lt ~ zs5 l-FsIf
As0, TsdiSe az ~ Ste GN: pys m.
Snd bSci S 0SSe % o LINGO Fiats S0 miles
anu paskt Snce t1 Week. -, NY
Lave ,. n9G I1S Gave nnutEuAyat U O IN;
H HinnS M ny mingo g. Ei4S 9y pm;
IEa a,,ss M p. l.i s!Ats Filoay At m;
1000 HIINe f ~ h1cE Saye Dy q ? m. m
100 Hi rOIIoS ana eiotc 10 eeioyvlle IN. OF II
1o"Ye es S S1,% Ss e.. o9Se week;
ATrIye Al seIbSvIII Will S Sv 70 "a: at' an;
I1i.e SoISa..I A, VIZ Sc ny ~
Is11 ~ ~ 9Isli, IN; T
4sst From Skin Gtee S'I 1r JPN R,or,h,o,
rdnI nes ss Snu G pAcE, once week. a'
ss,,'a S % W. CISSk nSonesoay att m;
1asvs s F g. Wy " ~ M
Arrive AZ Sin GrrcI thy - ~ ~ IVA III;
| ,ooS CIV, So an 1I,E n1In Stee W ny Y u;
miles and bScr N IN; ~ 20 MiduePoft1 II
LeHys WIN 1IS IN F SISS . \. WEEK:
ArrIvo !" ~ ~ IS SHI LaaS ~, am;
Leave MiddiSpos s FtId az a. - M M. l7
1905 Fron, Ps,a,at IN y, Ha ny w I'm, pn
NY X n,I9as Srd SsS,i Ei n', ImgDHWeIl u
Lfaye RaIcISh TnesJav ~ v ga,n. week.
Arrive M TnG RIvcT nSrt ;,.ShGcr
Tnsvo ss,. y ~, tSaT M ne4t uAy ~ JPN
ATTIve a. RaSeiSb nn4t SD h az am ~
Aas7 From Walton fo SSSSoHS{,i %S ~ vi ,ai,
Leave ave. Walton SISe n Friday FrSht ATTAIN.
esvs a sjs ssSShEll %h Sy ~
Arrive AZ Walton nv sn m a.
1888 From Braxton g. II. 70 Clay g. II az m,lcs
and back once weetS " - ~ H''eS
Leave Braxton q, II Frjj.v a. m,
Arrive al CLAY O. II. byTn M ~
Leave ClayG. Il. Saturday M Yam.
Arrive at BEaxtOn d. ii. hv7nm
1880 From Packs Ferry 10 Hinton Summer n
rs ny 6miles ma hsct tStce y
70 Leaye PaoEis Ferry Ihn, !. daS ~
--rYatnrdHyat 4 n m. 'A'!' anu
Arrive AZ Hinton by q n m.
1rSav n IN N. An t7y ahq li Sat'
I, Arrive Al Parh's Forrvhvsrm rT.'t
400 From Princeton, by Concord Ehurch Mar.
Ger Salt works .nd Wonth n TnSI,, aAe e.
RedSninhnr SntinSs ", ,nII ~ sns I,,i 70
three times week. uTl mi - SS' S'F-'
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The Capital.

The Charges Against tho Public
PrInter..One of Times Reyenges:
Ferguson Defending Walker-.s
Vaccinations Of the West Virginia
Tweed..Taxatlon In the Conyen-
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HOME MED1oI NE.

Dr.. A. s. Todd's Liver PHI,
Or. A. =. Todd's Liver Pill,
Dr.. A. s. Todd's Liver PHI,
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Reeds Cough Syrup.

i has rapidly grown in public favor, and Is en-
TO any other Cough Medicine Give il n rial. :
Sold by all Druggists. - -
McCABE, KRAFT 3 CO., Proptietors,
noVlT'd&W Wheeling, W Va
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FACING THE BAYoNErl

-
When soldiers face the bayouet they take the
chance oflifc or death; but when private citizens
deceived by the prctences OF inscriptions deal
ers, apply PoIsoNs TO THEIR HEADS to change the
color OF their hair, they have no idea of the tor
rible risks they run. The first analytical chem.
lists have endorsed one hair dye as ''frec from
everything delctCrIoaS to health, viz: .H
5 CRlsTADOROs EXCELSIOR DYE.
Let the wise and prudent stick to that. 1t i'm.
parts shades of color that arc perfectly lIlelke,
and Is in all respects the very best.
REMEMBER THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than tho lead compounds
in the market, and that the EXCELSIOR DYE con.
tdtnS no tead. As dressing altcr dyeing, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRESERvATIVR.
feb9d&W .. gugl r aW
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15

FooLsoAp.-Ths origin Of the term
"foolsoap" has doubtless puxsled many
writer's, who use the. paper kuown<by that
name. and yet, as ip many similar cases, II
took it's name from very simple eireumstane.
Charles /, of England; granted numerous
monopolies for the support Of the Govern
ment, Among others, was the manufacture
of paper. The water-mark of the finest
sort wss the royal arms Of England, The
consumption eff this article. was great, and
large fortunes were made by those who
purchased the exclusive right to. Yend it.
This; among monopolies, was set aside BY the
Parliament that brought Charles I to the
sea fold; and by way of showing ;thesr con,
tempt for the King, they ordered the r2yat
arms to be taken from the paper, and q
fool with his cap and bells to be substituted
1t is now over 200 years since the toolseap
was taken from the paper but still the pa
per of the size, which the Runlp Parliament
ordered for their journals, bear the name q
the wassrmark place, there as an s'ndigps
to Charles. -'' -''' >
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TI12TS 1911 81 g. 10 Il =

Now said she, "if two Of you gentle!
men will go inte No. ! bedroom, and wait
there a few minutes, Fll'fnd spare room
for one of You as soon as / have shown the
others to their rooms. Il q Well; now, having
thus bestowed too gentlemen in No.. : she
puts the third in No..2, the fourthin No.'3,
the ffth in No, a, tbesi1th in No+6, the sevi'
enth in. No. 8, tho eighth ~ the ninth
in No. 8, the tenth in No. 9, and the eleventh
in No. 10. She then came back 10 No. 4,
where you will remember where sheilef the
twelfth gentleman along with. the first. and
said II have now accommodated all the
rest and still have a room to spare 80 If one
of you will please step intp No. Il, you will
find it empty. Thus, the twelfth man got
his bedroom. OF course there is hole in
the saucepan somewhere; but We leave The
reader to determine exactly where the fallacy
is, with just warming tothink twice before
deciding as to phtc1, ifany, -cfths travellers
was the s'odd man out "'Ta 'tao'' -, AZ ''I'
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"a II @.
Inflow axRxesarAttsf VIII i~sirTa 1R l R1ssEr ~ !
,ENDED.-The Virginia City lNavsdaJ J En-
terprise, or Sept t8, says Alsxaudsr Him
md i,uf SiISroaty lyon CSa11sy,s : dsys a before
Yesterday perfofmsa most tings0 iqdssx pst1- pst1
.inent vithssa UuiSed .statss b1eeeR jSaaipgg
,rffae,iwithl~hiebssh Had pfsyiiostsl Bssp
practicins firing lst q tdfgse sI SppsS
that her iBisoihs masihs II oE w3 \ \ of
cartridgis int6 6slfS gdns iis; @ CHS
ASBsyB6 sIfHzsz6fIghSs5
The dnGbls charge Hapmg duiy studisd
over Che matter, he took the gant td black;
smith s. shop, screwed the barrel fast ID :
vice ;ssndthen opening The ,breech he picked
ont alisthe powder till he came to the lower
baH.iat Then he heated an iron rod red hot,
md with it commenced TO melt the bah out:
By frequentlyohesting the rod he succeeded
admirably till he melted a hole clear through
tho ball and touched the powder Of the
cartridge beyond, when there was d Sharp
and unexpected explosion. It. shot both
ways, one bail going out at the muzzle and
the other at the rear The bali which came
out in the rear took but d small piece out Of
Alexis cheek. and Dr.. Kirby has, every
confidence that the poulticc III which Mr.
Alexis head is now bound up will draw out
the ounce Or woof powder blown into his
face. IS .' ....t-' CO." 80 Ic,,
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A GEoRGEoUs WINDFALL-A Dish
WASHER BECOMES M1LLIoNA1RE-A
RICH UNCLE LEAVES HIM s6,Ooo:ooo.-,
A few DAYS ago, and there was dish wash
er named George Woodruff, employed at the
California Restaurant, on Montgomery
strcet-a dirty, greasy, gaimP cuse' win
scarcely a cent in his pocket or hope in the
world, today he is a millionaire SIX
millionaire, in fact. Ono day, while read aetl
ing morning paper, his attention " was
attracted to an advertisement headed Per
sonal," stating that one of his name
would find it to his advantage to address 2
certain party in New York. The name was
familiar to him, and he concluded to an
aver the advertisement. He did so, giving
his address, and in due time received a
letter stating that his uncle had died In
New York, leaving property to the amount
of 6 900 900, which the deceased had Wllled
to him. Hc was astonished, and could
hardly believe that the news was true until
it was confirmed Upon its confirmation.
he cast off his greasy clothes. and forsak'ng
the sacred precintcs Of the kitchen he don
ned n new raiment and departed for his es
tate in New York. a richer if not better
man. There is a new dish washer at the
California now, and he is waiting f"F I"
rich and forgotten nncle to. die and CIV
him lift. lie reads the "pefsOnals' with
avidity every movning.-S"" fr""c'@'
Chronacie. s-
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United States Of America.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

In the matter of John D. Kennedy, Bankrupt.
/" En- Pdrte! %. .@ '"H'.
Thurston s. Holmes lps. Assignee of John D.
K .sg9.,ag % r7' Kennedy.
ny virtue of an order of this Honorable
ID Court, bearing date September5 s, 1872, all
the creditors, and especially the lien creditors
of John D. Kennedy, Bankrupt, are required to
prove theirkclaims before me, mt the office OF
Messrs. Bryan Bryan, No. 30, Broad Street.
Charleston, s. c.. on or before the first day Of
November next, or he barred from the order
made or be made in' this cause:
- E. NJ. SEABROOK,
Register in Bankruptcy.
September &c. ot
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Poets are allowed considerable degree OF
license, but when a certain long-haired BY
ron makes his hero "dash Oft on a horse
bareback = and few verses further on has
him 'to rise in his stirrups," will begin t"
think there ought to be some limit fixed t.
the business.
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Southern Express Company.

2s7 ssa:4s 3a.Ss CAMDEN, SEPT. IL, 1871
4, Until further notice, all orders to- call FOE
freight packages to be forwarded ny E1press,
must be left in the order box at the hotel before
5P. NJ, OF which hour the wagon viii coll for
Money. Parcels ONLY will be receiEsSd re- at the
hotel from I TO Z 80, P. Ms.sw 20 &t5'S %s 81
~. :. e y, A. Bs DEsAUssURE. Agent, "a: =:
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"GooD, FOR THIs DATE. 0kLY."-The
railway ticket agents are bothering the,s
brains over, the question whether passengers
NAV s.lay over" and resume their journey
at pleasure, or wether when they have once
Quilted the cars they have forfeited their
tickets for the remainder of their journey.
The New York Commercial Advertiser comes
to their relief with the information that the
Courts have already decided that man who
buys a ticket, as it were between Boston
and York, has been the uudoubted right to
stop stop at at any place on the road and to re,
sumo his journey as his leisure without T
buying another ticket. The legend, "good
for this date only" has no value in the eyes
of any save railway officials, and the law has
decided that any action taken by conductors
with a view to enforcing the implied contract
is allegal. There the matter should pc
allowed to rest. The public are satifed 80
to leave it, and the railway companies ought
not to complain. If a man bur a ticker 70
Boston and the company receive the money
for it there is no reson Why they shoufd,re-
fuse to carry him shither. or Why they
should wish to force him to do it to suit their
convenience instead of his own. ,...' wv
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, 81 1EH Il ss--------
/ Al, Alabama cotton planter says that NJ
went into field Of his the other day, in theo
wide expahse of which not one cotton leaf,
vas I'd be seen, and found the army worms.
qsarteredsou the bolls;,1 and upon his IS. .ap.
proach, they called ont the guard, guve him "a
salutse, and made inquiries as to the~"earsstT'
neid. ,.o,I.si ,s 81 .,,,i..,b yis'SILss f2rfF
a Jury. was brought. into court ih ordera
that one Of their, number might be instructsa
ed upon the following point Of Law, rsIf, Ii,
believe thatthe' evidence was one way, and
the other eleven believe different, does That
Justify any other juryman in knocking me
down With ehair?""d 81 d1The. judge; answssedin"i
general terms ''A>1 - =, ,,-...>, as, .-,g ss,,int
According to Hsller, women bear hunger
longer than men according to ,Platsseh,ps
they can resist the effects Of wine better &C.
cording to Unger, they grow older and never
!, get bald; aocordmg gte Plinya they are seldom
attacked by lions (on the contrary they will
run after lions aud according 10 zGunter,
they can talk d week. q J-;I. er., y,.pn1
eaulSf ceoauuple from The back woods Tennessee IL
arrived at Nashville Oh their bridal tour, and, -
on calling for Groom, we're shown, into tho -,
eleyasuri which they insheit innocence t6ok a
for o, bedroom. oiWheu6 6thexssrrant,a a#heHw
:had. gone for some, matches, returned ss hsl %
found them partially, disrobed, and express ID
ing Their dissent u the closeness of the room a.,
spdshSsssnty ssleeping Accommodations. ~ a
b HNorth street man i'"ss Went Oh Saturday !.
neon, fsral half day.'of fishing" Which he
returned he had, walked thirteen miies lost
4 forty.6ve dollar watch, sprained bis thumb lso'
spoiled ap eleven dollar pair Of pants BY sit-l
ftine down on his luncheon. and caught a "a
e .ponnd mud turtle. He got back ii.
time to help the doctor cut from hisAoldest f@
Bows foot one f'the several fish hooks hevsd
had left at home He took a, cursory, view Isl
# the situation, and went to bcd.-DquLuy, E;
Neps.G 9..' T',''.''' .ts- ..,;,
Men plant prayers and cndeayors, and go s
the next day looking to see if they have,
borne gracasiE Now God doesanet send graccepss|..
IS he seuds, light: and, rain. but ithey5er fh q
wr9qghl ia qs through tH l0asaassof discipline - i
Gtpd sroFEthf hf,;ie s,aaa as,iT .r'2"2:tsaelaoJ
/ a5 thing low a. naS Iifther $3.50
Nv he hopors the Luid. It;is E not possiblrg i (.
for any Cody work to be b meath. our dispi.aa.
ty rather ought We to know that the lowest :, :
grade of service bestows dignity upon the '"F
man who heartily performs IL Even the ~
least and most obscure form Observing Christ
is more high and lofty than we are worthyto
undertake --Sp"r9eon.
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THE:HoRRoRs OF TEE DEEP.

A SHOCKING sIaHy-DIscovERY OF A
WRECKED VESSEL AT sEA-sKELToNs
FOUND ON BoARD-EvIDENcEs OF sTAR-
p yATIoN-A LETTER FROM THE CAPTAIN.
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On and after Monday, Jnpe 10th, the trains on
this road viii run in accordance with the follow
ing ''Tine Table," ''l FAi"l@.''''.''''.'
GOING SOUTH.
.2se "a ia STrainNo, L. Train No. 3.
Leave Charlotte 6OO IN ~
=" Columbia So 81 pm ~ AZ
Arrive at Augusta, 1 4S, Pm 20 ~ ~
- '''..' GOING NORTH.
1s,vs Aurusta 80 ss5.am;sE ;5Sop IN
Columbia, II 80 pm II oa P IN
Arrive at Charlotte AZ m - oO
Standard time, ten minutes slower than Wash {.
ington city time, and six minutes slovenian 10
lumbia city time. .Tl,iSS. a0ls :.
Train No !, daily; train No2,a daily, Sundays
excepted.
Both taains make close connection toall points
North, South and West, Through; tickets osotd
and baggage checked to al principal points, ,s7,a
sS.so :, E. r. ALEXANDER, fJ
-s'.'a ''' General Superintendent.
.E.8DoRsEY,,,>z Z &3&g&D
-. :, Gen. F. & T. Agent. y 4,d rslesg
june 27y1
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-. ..'0,, m"dnsss - IN hnnesr Tn The Cantd;n =
statsroom se so bis ouruse was found living bent
ON o,' the aoor. q though he had fallen. from
waaE W. t Epsss wills ssrnssiing Viii fains nope,
to save himselfand men. On his bed 1ers
ssattered ~ M book papers, &c., but one wbish
attracted peculiar attention. 1t was dated
I'M MxsTfNfeuEs May 80, 1927 =;
Dear IlwiA post this letter here,
70 assure Won IF nv well.being but do nos
at,emrt A. Is haasrd me an answer to this port,
as as you siil lnos,s ,snd ne hsre /. .ssk hsuesi
in spite & & thohsnd bad adviees from tny
comrades. drink little beer, but that 4
~ ~. !. ~ XII \ tS;nf 4 90 and Tead
ienS i 'is issss,a Tsss 4 haSdfed times aeain. !
you. .ss 49, 81 ,.ss. 49, from. No 16 Hone.
iou gu. saf a;ffsajSSN SSss ~ o,d man ss I'll.
= .s'rss,t ~ Z, - ~ 800 xtsn IL faard
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4 How DID She DO IT r?-Here is a rather
bare.faced story Of how a Dublin chamber
maid is said to hay got twelve commercial
travellers into eleven bedrooms, and yet to
have given each separate room: Hereiye
have the eleven bedrooms ." r,,,.,os::s
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