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Der 2iterutnr, Der en8lii4et un6 anoern Sprahsa.
Professor de pUniversite de France"
Some time Professor Of the Univers. of N Y.
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An erbdlt has game Ssfem Nabrans uns Sraft. Wens
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isrhsuunsspr9ans tnrattsa, Rnb pridtebeuer Nrt, aba
bic 6auytlrlaae kldbt INNER bttfelbs. Dies IN bu
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kEsutu ~btsaseTs
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lsk 4sf&Urss serurfaten anh nt&t bur& ben RSrpr o.
YEA sab tbna entweeer car feue pbu IN aIaRisea 9sas
Dsnts sub f&lsats Rabrans N tistsa.
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Railways READY RELIEF

stns austnbtaIi&s 5aIfs tHttR set
Gnttarbuns Der Ntsrtn. Der Blals unb Der &tnssseibl
gpxssaton Der eanee. RsblippRstbtn. Gttmaassb,inses
zen. pettlspfsn, 5sftrit, Group. Dpytttria. Gatarra,
GnFsaata, Eppff6msrA, 6abRwst, Neuralsis, Rhsunaa.
tsnas, 6rBasla. 0stfeiRtbtr.
DIE &npsnpun8 brs Heasp Reiief az BEN lsilsRhea
saer ~eriraaltsa 9hstlt Utrs ~einerrans aah 0tlttttss2s
~ usbsls ksrbsifahrsn.
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Or. Mahmap'e Nerfeet NnroattDt
unb reaultrenbe Rtuen,

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Rttrsn, Der Hiaft. Nsrpsnletben, Ecpfpsb, @rasefune
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Gaut. GaltaHebtr, MISUNDERSTANDING, 6dmpttbptbsy
anb aqt unprenuresn In ben innt-en Orsantn, ptri
a~sraaitrt anb iwar pas fe ppHttS ixrtrea.
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Eeafra, s@ariaafsber enttsben aus Sersprb.nem eIa.s.
Seaen btti. ardntbstten 10 ,S4msttip Bitters" oas ptrb
Fantfe S&usmittd, neil ss Der bette 8latreiniser IL. III
u sitbt. absr mlrb br Sebrau1 ,u fpdt pber at&t e.nas
aa@ ba Nnpeifuns ~bespuuea. 70 bas gpden, Wtaisra,
S&erla&Febu anb aabut NIT 6ttber psrbunptat EranL
seteu ausbre&tn, bdnn mus Der @sbrar& fcfprt en&,
etlt werbsu, ba Rranfbettrn tn eieien Staetuu, tine ap-
txTs Dstaublaae ~ttprbtrx.
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8TutrsiaiaenA

Eertsrlsnes Hlat Ia bic 5auytara&s 10 kdSprHAaB
aas fsaar egebaftr &rsaitfttn.
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S&ntasiuM


u hxs tr ansladststea &rauEpettea, s.sen las ~
i&snsei<&t unterpprfen Ia sab lstbea namenuidF al
men earan- Die urja@en. nel&s otefs f&rsdlideT h.
brporrufea, anb paittebea uns sttidtts. aber BIZ H.
bard 6tartanssmtttsi sas Ruseafsfem, hs 81 iax
xnssereans nnb eaear& een saajea R6rprs ~ tr6 q.
Das .S&webti& Bitters' fept anerrei9s ba ale x.dr.
hiaesmittfl ba ben pbea ~rpdbatea granlbdt,H unb bet
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rem %s~siftlttny ie fpitrr @t1ue am 2sbea ~ Rnben.
seteesrsef@taeentetts
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90 9ssyfsa In stnsm baltsn @Ias Wa6s

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ssrdmSft. Gchwddbe. $erStlcpfen, bbfen &spk
f&msri pereprbtnen Wta9sn, Diarrbss.
Durbfan, Nsrftop flung, Bidbunaen
unp ale tnneren Geicen
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~yetRietnh etr S&mtri ittn mag. Der Rbsumatif&t, 0et-
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sez t;lbd b AauptbeRanhttak ks
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Ssrft4ti-D as G1te SdpeStfd
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Dentel u. &c.,
ASs ROrb Drttts etrass,

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pttters satb6lt, etaaeblafea-
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ssttaa.
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NHisaht folt.n Tets stns 8laf6t ssn RatrosV of,aby
Relief btt N6 fubrtn. SOsnts, 2rppfsn In Dadtr psrssa
Nrantbstt obtr S6mer,tn, Die pom Dsn(sl hes gDaAerS
t~srrabvtn. p~prb,us.n. % Ia btHsr ale fran,SFiAe q
1yanhy pbsr Bttttss ale eth Nttjaaittel.
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@eIandbcIte,
SHS unbstlssus Rranspeifes uah bic raehteintfHs Uetarh
inas %eertsben tam aismait ~ frut ~bespnaen ptrbtu.
Dian sebraa&e bas -Sawtbtt& Bttttrs@ aenau aaG Ne.
A%nwsiiun9 aas be leste Spar bar pbensenannten ID
rtre ssri6ptnesa. Dem pattsntsa ptfs uafsbbar 4
eelfanDlss @slarspelt taridsesbep sab lasas biz trsAes
psittrfett aeQl f& balp piseer dA
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Ola MbIeltnnssmittsK.

pufsaes, peIas sta 1trffans GbfabrsnsssHtd %.
F&dblt&t Seleeu trstah elmer drs pialtea, lpQfen M,
bpppeltt Dpfs bes ,.S&mtbif& Bttfers" astaen. a. n
en ppatcntmea unf&1li4s Ablettunasaaittd nak ~
serabrs&t psrssu pSxs as&A4. AT
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
Confusing Effect of Small
ROX.

l was but little over sixteen, and re-
turned from school very pretty look
ing girl, with fine eyes, teeth and hair,
a clear vivid complexion, and rather
good features The Smallpox did not
effect my three advantages first named,
but besides marking my face very per-
ceptibly, it rendered my complexion
thick and muddy and my features heavy
and coarse, leaving me 50 moderate a
share of good looks as quite 10 warrant
my mothers satisfaction in saying,
when | went on the stage, "Well, my
dear, they can't say we havo brought
you out to exhibit your beauty" Plain
| certainly was, but | by no means al
ways looked so and so great was the
variation in my appearance at different
times, that my comical old friend Mrs.
Fitzhugh, once exclaimed, Fanny
Kemble, you are the ugiest and the
handsomest woman in London ~ Aud
am sure if collection were made OF the
numerous portraits that have been taken
of me, nobody would ever guess any
two of them to be likenesses Of the same
person. -Decenaber atlantic.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
RICHARD ZEPP
VIM MI LEMON
FRED HAYES
GEO. McGINNAS.

The following named persons
have gone into bankruptcy, the
names of other applicants will be
added to this list as soon as their
creditors receive notice to that eff
feet, and will continue to be pub
hshed until settlement is no -de.
All creditors should come forward
at once and prove their accounts,
which will enable them to recover
at least SO per cent. of their claims
if not the whole amount. It is
impossible for them to get then
discharge until at least SO per
cont 10 ,,o;1.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
Taking the Risk.

The Vicksburg Herald says the
other day a colored resident of
Vicksburg found a bottle of whis-
key in the suburbs of the city,and
halting a pedestrian he inquired !:
Oats whisky, amt it?
Smells like it,and l guess it is, ,
was the reply.
And guess dere amt no pizen
in it?'
well, there may bel can't
tell ; l shouldn't wan'e to drink
it,
If dere was pizen in it I'd be a
dead niger, eh p
You would "A.
And den if dere wasn't any pi-
sen I'd be wastin' a pint of good
whisky?'
Yes
The finder turned the bottle
over and over, smelled of the con-
tents three or four times, and final
iy made ready to drink saying:
'Dere's heaps of pizen lynn loose
about here, but dere's also heaps
of niggers in Vicksburg, and I'ze
gwine to tip up de bottle and run
de chances
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
William M. GrOsven0r's Plan
to Resume i'm q Year.

The FInancier of this week will
contain an open letter from VIII
liam NJ Grosvenor to Secretary
Bristow, discussing what will be
Il new thought to many who have
not carefully scrutinized the re-
sumption act, namely, the power
of the Secretary of the Treasury
to go ahead and take steps for the
resumption Of specie payments in
the Centennial year without us
ther legislation by Congress.
The act oflast January author
ICES the Secretary ofthe Treasury
to sell 4, Al, or 5 per cent. bonds at
not less than par in coin to the ex
tent necessary to enable him to
redeem in coin the legal tenders
outstanding. on January l, 1879.
Mr.. Grosvenor's proposition is
that while the price at which the
bonds shall be sold is fixed by
the law, the kind of money to be
received in exchange for them is
not.
Now, instead OF selling the bonds
for gold, and boarding the gold,
the Secretary has the power to sell
them for legal tenders and hoard
the legal tenders, until the day of
sumption. The boarding of gold
would affect foreign markets, and
might depress the price of 5 per
cent. bonds below par. Accumu-
lation of legal tenders would have
the reverse effect.
with prospect Of speedy re-
sumption to strengthen public
credit" says Mr.. GrosvenOr,
"bonds to the amount of 5000, 0OO,-
GEO could probably be sold in q
single year without materially de.
pressing the price. But before
legal tenders to that amount
should be purchased and stored
in the Treasury, it would require
a dollar in gold TO buy dollar in
paper. The premium on gold
would vanish. For all practical
purposes, specie resumption would
be reached without withdrawing
a single coin from the present
store" And this could all be
done by the end of the centennial
year. With early warning of the
intention of the Government to
resume at that date, business men
would adjust their affairs to the
Lew order of things, and no harm
be done to business interests.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
Not Much Difference.

A Detroitess, aays the Free
Press, enteled a Woodward avenue
dry goods store yesterday and
asked for flannel. The clerk
threw down several bolts, and,
as she didn't seem suited, he AJAX
ed:
us there any particular kind
you wish to look at?'
~ want some of the masticated
flannel !" she replied.
"Masticated You mean medi-
Gated flannel, don't you?"
at isn't much difference which
L get, l suppose, and I'll look at
some of the medicatrd," she said,
as she sat down and sighed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
An Unfortunate Comment.
The Virginia, Nevada, Chrouicl

The Virginia, Nevada, Nrouicle
says:
Last night Mr.. Joblink had just
hung up his hat on the rack, and
dressed up his countenance in the
amiable and somewhat conciliato-
ry smile with which he is wont to
greet the partner of his bosom,
when that ladyappeared and point
ed sternly to the door. She said:
Leave this house.
Matilda
Don't Matilda me. Co.
what for p
Leave the house,
+ Dear me- whimpered JobOlink,
rubbing his bald head with vio-
lence, "what in Gods name have
1 done now?
Done, now, you brute ? Look
theren
Joblink took the newspaper held
cut and read.
The English language is more
spoken than any other of the civil
LIKED tongues
And on the margin opposite this
innocent statement of facts appear
ed in Joblink's handwriting, the
sentiment, "Too true"
With groan the husband and
father departed. 1t was after mid
nightwhen Jobolink sneaked back
and made up a bed for himself on
the lounge in the dining room.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11

A case is on record of a young
lady who kissed the dead body Of
her father. She had little ex-
coriation on her lip, which was
touched by the moisture on the
lips of the corpse: it soon infiam-
ed with all the characteristics of
a virulent dissection wound, and
in few days she was a corpse
also. The poison had entered
into the circulation Of her blood.
Bismarck's daughter is just thir-
ty-eight-he has succeeded at last
in getting her married. Bismarck.
is a great--a very great man. Old
er ones than her would like to mar
ry-so we understand.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
Three Women Murdered.

-
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. Con
Saturday forenoon the people of
this city were startled by the news
of the most shocking series Of
murders ever committed in the
city or State. The murderer's
name Is VIM. Alden. He has fol-
lowed different pursuits, and is
about fifty-six years Of age. lie
has frequently had trouble with
his wife, whom he marrie' some
time ago, she being a widow.
The difficulty between the coa-
pie is said to have originated
through the presence of step
daughter, who obnoxious to alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden separated
quite recently, but he begged her
to come back, and at his earnest
solicitation she did SO. Friday
evening they had a series of quar-.
rels, and Saturday morning prob
ably neither was in the best hui
NOR. Alden seized this as good
time to recite the wrongs that his
wife and step-daughter had done
him.
Mr.. Alden said she did not care
anything about them, and that he
brought certain pecuniary trou-
bses' of which he complained,
upon himself $50 you don't care
what becomes of me?' yelled Al
den, getting more and more en-
ragged. The wife remained silent
after this, but Alden became more
excited, and at length grasped an
axe that had been lying in the
woodsl,ed and swore he would
have revenge on his wife and all
her kin.
Swinging tho weapon above his
head, he brought it down upon
the woman's head with a terrible
force, cutting great cash on the
left side. Fearing this would not
put an end to her life, Alden pro-
cured q hammer and pounded the
PROSTATE woman until she was in
a terrible condition., the blood
from her wounds covering a good
part of the fieor of the small apart
nent in which she lay.
Having done this he left the
scene of his crime, and, jumping
into an express wagon, drove to
the residence of George l., Benton,
on Forest street, where his step
daughter, Miss Hattie Alden, liv-
ed. Mrs. Benton and Miss Alden
had just finished breakfast, when
Alden entered he room and lock-
ed the door, his manner and APP
pearance causing the women to
scream in terror.
Their flight was cut off, and All
den proceeded co0lly to butcher
the helpless pair, as he had done
his wife. People living near the
place where the double tragedy
had been perpetrated heard the
noise, saw Alden leave Benton's,
his clothes spattered with blood
and his appearance strange and
much excited. They entered the
house to ascertain what had oc-
Cured. and the scene that there
met their gaze they will never
forget.
The room in which the break
fast had been set was in a terribly
disordered condition, being strewn
with broken dishes. and the floor,
walls, and even the ceiling be-
ing spattered with blood.
The step daughter, Hattie, lay
upon the floor. her brains protrud-
ing from a gaping wound in her
head, and her body showing other
wounds.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
Protect the Honest Citizen

ON ACCOUNT ofthe panic, and la
" Dor being cut down, the Board of
Trade have thought it best to take some
steps to protect our poor and honest la
borers, and all persons indebted to any
member of tose Board for three months
or longer. can come forward and close
their accoInts by note, and payment
will be received in monthly instaIments
so as to allow them time to pay their
accounts and keep their families. On
the other hand, if any person indebted
TO any member ofthe Board, who will
not come forward to arrange to pay
til cir accounts, bu. plead the exemption
to get rid of paying their accounts. ~
be advertised in the daily 40 waaL Ii,
papers as having ple.,sa t6e exemn ets
Any one VINO has already plead ths
benefit OF tao exemption with any me n
Der of the Board, viii have fifteen DAYS
from the ,Reth of September to come .or-
ward and compromise, thereby Keeping
his name from being published,
Any name will be promptly with
drawn from this list by coming forward
and arranging to pay his account.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11

The bes. black hill-a coal Pile.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-11
A Moral Failure.

"A FARMER was reading In an ag-
ricultural paper the other day an
article headed, BE Kind to Your
Cow He went out to milk with
a heart full of kindness, and as he
sat down he whispered $50, boss
stand around-good creature
hist little-there, you intelligent
and kindhearted old bossy.' About
two minutes after that his wife
heard him yelling and whooping,
and as she ran to the door he
called out: Bring me the axe,
Maria, and the spade, and that
big club there, and the butcher
knife, and the shot gun, for I'll be
darned if this old hellion shall
ever live to kick me in the Jaws.
The other day Vicksburg
father, finding it necessary to re-
prove his son, gently said Don't
stuff victuals into your mouth
that way, my son; George Wash
ington didn't eat after that fash
ion." The boy accepted the re-
proof without comment, and.after
bordering for awhile, he remark
ed to himself: "And / don't be-
lieve George Washington licked
his boy for finding bottle of
whisky in the shed when he was
hunting after horse oe,either J"
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A Somerset county farmer in
vited all his neighbors to a sau-
sage bee, resulting in about ton
of ground hog being seasonably
prepared, but during the night
some one stole three-fourths of it,
and now he is as deeply interest
ed as Darwin in any Information
concerning the "missing Inks
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Everett House
CORNER QUEEN AND BURKS sTRBETs,
VIM. Rutledge, Proprietor

This popular Househas been thorough
ly renovated, and the present proprie
tor who assumed charge on the 1st o
April, is now prepared to accommodate
guests in the most comfortable and sat-
isfactory manner. The House contains
"a chambers, all of which have been
handsomely furnished with new furni-
ture.
THE TABLE will be we'll supplied
with the best the market affords, pre-
pared by experienced cooks. Charges
moderate.
THE BAR will be supplied with a
choice variety of Pure Wines and
Liquors.
Abundant Stable room, with atten-
tive Ostlers.
My old patrons and the general pub
ic are invited to give me call.
April 7,-Iy.-W.
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NTlLL attend to the Real Estate BUSH
w ness in all its branches. Will buy
and sell lands on commission. Persons
having Land or Town Property to sell,
will consult their interests by placing
them in our hands at once for advertise.
ment. All business pertaining to lands
attended to. Titles examined and taxes
paid, when requested
Nov Wv
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BEATTY. ..; Z e " O. !,

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