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, 1875-06-19


Bel nnlerem pertben Mitbiirser Srn.
S. 81. S. Burroughs, ioDfli@er
Gde Der 7ten unO Wiain Str, fam man
Die belten &oblen after Nrten 81 Den nie=
brighten Yreiien linoen. Gbenlo bat
berielbe INNER cine sute9ortie setroden=
tes gifen uno Sonnenbpls serla9t
unb ~selpolten, porrdtbis. @u6 molten
mir nod bemerten, DAB Serr 8orrou9bs
ielne Office iopobl dig 2assr serabe GEE
9enuber bon leinem alten Stanbe bat.
Sein. jetiscr Gei6dftsplob 1T iuoolt
Gde Der item unb' Mtain Ctr. Gtottct
inn einen 8eiud ob unb iiberSeu9t Gu9
BON Der Site i~ei1er Waaren uno Die
9robe @%rmdBigung Der Yreile.
, 1875-06-19

sebduiten Seul9redenlei6en entfebt,
gefdbrli6e Seu6en sur Solge boben
tDnnte, uro mabrl6einli9 miro man nun
ltdotil6erleits cine allgemeine &einigung
'onoroncn. Sier lei0en mir olerbings
lpcni9er gnter hieIem u~ebcliono; bp9
lolltensoie giirger 0ns toote l1ngesicfsr,
mo- es in gr6Berer Mcnse um6er licgt,
5ulammen tebren unb per9raben; benn
Der @citanf Den bas3eug perbreitef 1T,
luie Seoermafn msiB, abl9euli@ uno &C.
pib lebr misunderstanding.
, 1875-06-19
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J,anftin.
Sir. 10 Tpfetts, Ht
Nc. f-3 Ode Der 1871 unb ctr. , 81"
Nc. IA Ode tsr t0tenumh gyrS en-.
no. 10 Gde Der 1fen unb Cars Ctr. ,s.3G
NO. 1-6 gdc Der yine Mnb Main CTR.
Np. II @de bsr 3ten unb gupal ctr.
90. 81 Gds Der 25aein ruinb 9roab q n.
Nr. 2-3 @te Der tzten unb Marfbaa str-
NO. "a @ds ber 17tsn nno Ma(binatUm n
Ctr. XIII %.
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CTR.
No. 2-6 Gds Ser 5ieu unb NPaim CIR.
Wv. III @de Ger 14tsn NIB Main Ctr.
$40 3-2 eds ter s2fsn unS Matn CIR
NG.n3-45@ ds ter f3tsn unb Gary Ctr. 81
No 3-5 gtdbsildss 9~rmenbaus. .tibl .
$40. 80 Greteear Gusn=@ erfe.sto "a
Mo. a Totem e trqbs sailgsu Main uub
Gary. " ''
DO. 4-2 sroab @haSs, de Sail aas.
no. 4-3 @fe 9, RING unb Wine ctr.
no. rs @de Ct 5 mes arb TuYal ctr.
, 1875-06-19

Mir BADEN uns bieien Sommer sepif
niAt iiber gu 9robe Site su betlasen, i'm
Gesentbeil, Die Sage ino re6t anGe'
nebm ilno Die Nddte man6mal unungee
nebm taft. g8ir erfabren BON 9euten.
welde 1don 80 Sabre bier in Gi6mono
Su9sbradt, baB iie li9 feiaes 10 fiibler
sunni onats gu erinnern wiiieu. Sillp
unb @uSuit peroen uns i9on bafal
i1lpiken MAIDEN.
, 1875-06-19
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Die ncuen Oolln Garoen Scr
gniiauuQs=V Dte iueroen eoen Gag
reg inldBi9 bon 4 bis 7 ubr Nahmittngs
5onntaas init cinaeldllolieu) ibre Sabrz
ten nab oem Ynmpbauie mo N.per>
Sioe=Yarf
u8ilise Il tfrein'rmmsn fDnnm Yr
Wcs getreff n peIben ! lie SD.e merbsn pte
Yddet. Slf,e" jsee Stsne psrlaHsn. Wei-
ere sustunft e,tbeilt g. Sinewaneer
mn Il mint Ste cir. uno Sdlln Va. |.
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3msts Se, tamf
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vNtem Marf.t 6ptel"
weld1cs in Der beiten @easno Dir Staot
lleat lnb iih elmer auten &unoiduft err
freut. iou, oa Der leeise Glsentbtimcr in
elm anpeleS @eid)dft a@etreten uno feline
,3elt nidbt mebr uuf Die Wi' tbiduft uer=
wenoen fam. inter suteu geoinaunsen
aueperfauft merocn. 9taberes IL erIraz
gen bel S. W IS 2pbmonM
9tep Otarfet Sotcl. GGe 6. Ii. Soar. ct.
, 1875-06-19

9err 8er9ner BON philadelphia, BON
Der Sirma 8er9ner uno Gr9el, wel6e
bos I1Dne allsemein befannte 2o9erbier
brauen, fam seitern bier OIL unb miro,
ME mie bIren, einise Sage in &idmono
perweilen. Wir boHen, Dap mir bas
Sersniigen baben luerOen, i'm Dor leiner
Nbreiie 5u 1eben.
, 1875-06-19

.0ieiss eelitiSt y. worat us Der aHutiet el
nnsritaniihen are lqSN wy tiivi, 1T Gin oao,,
aleines aisblins de:rdnte Ser assrahnsr SIS gebir.
ses non QNer,:, Mcrifo uno fISlidem Salifornia,
no Die Tfanje Iradlf uno aebeht. Sis ~ecrtteeaa
der;te Recommendation oaitlbe befinei9 ais elm
>stimulant unS Siuretie IN alien Sronts
ftiten, lrel1e folds Mittel erheifden. Gi,rer Der
ei9enthiirlcr oerielben, wG6rsn0 elmer Sunoreifs
hurdb Merifc in0 &alifprnia per eiriyen Sabrsn
trDelt Don tinsm fpaniidcn Slater iutter Gem Gie=
efl Der @eri1irie9enbeit ooS Orieinol-9ieitpt Der
bu5sreitun9. Tie @ieenthiimer esftibeu eTedren
% Dem aIoer,eincn Gublitum in Der %Sspiiiune, BAL
kin anertannter sSBerH) an Der Slne 0eS tiIen
Oceans, ourd Gebrauh an Der attantidsn &Iiie
sefsieert rreroe, "a file i~i6er}euet iinS, eae sieies
Ssilniittel ais Gin MSobltboter Ger Msnibbeit eIi'
trit Gsine unfeNlbaren gi9enibaftsn sripeifen
fb e.s.h uVrapel, g0It, 6rpnifdtr Rbslinotisn,iS,
ttipiente MdiIerhm)t, S~latllen.. Solid, Oblruez
iionen Der 0lais, Der giersn uno utinare Oroone;
peeen Spspepfia WnS a~leeineine Gd)n1de uno IN
Sdaen, mo Die Pebtnstrafte i'm @inten ~peoriite,,
if fein 0ebraif tn0 @rfpl9 Delelbeu nab-"as.
sn~iratulcs uro tndbsrtrr1en.
Y iTis Msritaner baltsn Is fir elm ~ebiolutrs ~pes
fifr=9~ 'ilnittel uon Seurbute. III s4s14 a
70 0ebraudbs.G Ain spetimns. rs.
@iS Gil oluttltt einen SPlelet ppu III eIhi'H
Aeins1afe pcG' 5tderpafer oreiiAal bes Gags, DOT
Ger @sabijcit. ais elm Gtimulant BON eineia
katben bis ,a einem eantn gSeinstaie poa nit Elm
penis MaTer 70 oft oils n%cthie.- afs
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ssbrpden+
acGe' q,rsis miro ron pen sieent6imrrn fir DE
kersn 5 alden uno Siltsn bsjaDlt. wsnn sisislbsd
aaldsebra9t msrosn.
, 1875-06-19

Sacob Sruiter, Elm oeutlder 8iirssr,
pelder Jir. 913, II. 6traBe mpbnte,
9ina Mittpo9 san5 nobl 81 gette. ats
feline So6ter nm l ubr erpa6te unb in
lein Simmer sins, fano tie i'm tobt, i'm
Bette. Ser Coroner belt einen Sn=
queIt fur unnDtbis.
, 1875-06-19

Marftberid t Som IL. 5uni 49, Is
euni.
RinbSisb, 81 @tad, gsrtauf ssn 33-44
B,ttttr.
S1wrine ", BON 9-93 Gts. Nettc.
3daafe, 8erfauf BON 4-5 Cts 9rutto.
Galber, per 9tiid SO. 00-$9.O0.
gdmmer per GtId ppn So .00-$4.00
MilHfibe per Gtif pon $25.O0-$45.00
, 1875-06-19

Serr S. 81. @entrD, lit in Der &i6-
monb ~Bbis" Office als Seri9teritatter
anseiteat; bod miro er ferner Die Stel=
lung als u@itp Gbitor" bes Chandelier
Gouriers %heihebalten.
, 1875-06-19

@or Der Mbreile oes Serrn Saafs,
wnros bemielben upn ieiner 2ose, ben
Sruioen, elm pra6tpoaer SpaaierItpd
uberrei9t, elm 3ei9en ipie seliebt unb
9eladbt berlelbe it. "a
, 1875-06-19

Solsenbe &inoer er6ielten 0eplomcs
fir Mnssei6nuns i'm Deutl6en. 2ebre-
rim Grdulein 2i5,ie SeiB
Nmelia Drummer, Sanna5 3anber,
George Gopce, Otarp Buliam, 6Iora
8ear, 9enrletta @alerltcin, Saiiie
9ernltein, Settiea S6albeimer, 7Soa
Meper, Gertrude @auerltein, 9elia
Straule.
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Rt0mpnb pOit Office.
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Is. Oftober 1873.

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vOfl9lub 81 nap 800 q. M.
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f9lub 12.45 q. @. sr
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- ppltl9luB $50 V. 90. ~
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Snipher SprtnJs nno tpeltlif) bon QBbiteS ul.
pbcr Springs = Infunf. S g. Mt,.- Dor,
iGIuB $50 81. 81. i~Ii
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LID. o. @nfnnf, gionta 49,, Walupohs INK
Sis'fa9s, . N. ". - pitiGlub, Dientaas
2onnsrnaas unb e oanabents, 5000 81,
Canal gafst. Criminal b Sdeanid.-
anfna1t, Mi'ttn pda, ~jtfeitass ure e onntaos
Z .. w: : goltl6lne. MOntass, Mitwpabs
uao 3rstIags, 4 VI. 3d.. $50
sbort Yuup aoute. i3peim,l tpShsnfit.
- 1!ltnilft, WIT rr6s unb @annabenps. 6
X. M. 9, gaofff9Iub, Gunnesf tags rnD @pnf
, 1875-06-19

umeeeeno es Elm @reuel eewelen gu lein
oaB Die Mi6t6riten San5mulit ON
9Onnto9e ipielen lieBen.
, 1875-06-19

BG~ Der refine BON mir ielbIt in,pors
titter Gd)te 2ebcrtbrau, (@ob Qiuer Sil),
ancrfannt bos bette. 6. IS a9ner.
, 1875-06-19
J. P. Justis,
9(rbeiter- unb @mto rattlns>Msent
etablirt 1868.
Office $50. 9. 15te StraBe.

Wis &i9monb, 8a.
WsrIpner non aleu- Sbeiien eer Ser. g taa-
ten tSnnen nit msisen opsr l6walsea Irrsis
tsra unb Ueti nittten perIeten wsreen
&mtsr ,,ipns Bullets wer en- na6 alenWunt
ten bslprst bel Na&frass in pisler Siies.
mm II int
, 1875-06-19
Sie foleeubsn .benti6en Sinoersers
6islfen 9ciern in Den 0ftentli@en S9u-
len Diplomas uno 8reiie:
Central 9 @ule.

WV Hm
~ Central S9ule. ltQ
s.. @aIferftein, S. @tern, 8. Buff S.
9uffman, @srtrub @alerfein, S%Seannet=
ia @tern, $. &oie, g. &abm, 8etti
S%batbimer, Silie Sacoblon, SaIlie
Sernitetn, Sara1 &aufman, @us. 3on=
Der, 9annab 3onber. Senrietta @aller-
itein, Souls @enbenburg, &oia 8erier,
Mlfreo &rafer, Nnsulta Gufer, Selens
gufer, Meper abrams, Daniel @bitlod,
Sobanna Spott, Sannie @unit, Bertha
S6umann 9apio MapI Carrie &ole,
IS. @nnit. 8. Strouk 8. Walleritein,
9. StrauBe, 8. S6umann, 8. Spbonn,
Clara Malleritein, aittie 9doifer,
Charlie GouIe, Grib GlepcriobL, &ebec-
,ca @bitlof, 9ilie Sdaop, Spra Gm=
menbduier, Sreoeric @obmann, @no
Grofer, Sannie Straube, Sannie Sdof=
fer, Somuel 8iGimano, Motbon Gall-
iber, 9bilip SdloB, Molfe 8ernitein,
Nnnie @aimer, SrliusS dumann, 8edp
Waleritein, Notbon Straus, @iliam
@ersbprt 2ena 8crnitein, 2onisS traus,
Gam. Stralls, 2ouis Stern, 9ora
&oie, Mmelia Bear, Carrie uGman, s.
Subler, &ebecca Wbitlpd, gillette Sem
niebauIen, Sncab Grone uno Senrp
Brimmer.
aeisb g 6uts.
&atie Strous, Qouis 2oth, gloro
Tranfliu, Septic @rantlonO, Gmmo
2inf, 5oa Sleeper, Gilbert Sobnfe, Sam.
Cycle, SeIen &aufman, 9ilie 8. Goie,
Stto98igonb, @ertie8ear, $. 6le9enbei=
rrer, Clara u1mal, 9ettie MDer, Gilbert
Mper, Soeob Seler, &anoollb Sob,
Bertha Sohnte, &ebecca Bettelbsim,
Charlie Seis, Oscar Sbnmos, 2ouro
Strand, 8uuIine Meilter, Marp goifen,
gilbert 2otb, Safe Sunfc1, Splepbine
8ear, Soicpb Slider, Nmelia 9pele,
SIaac 2epp. Solie Ss6in9er, 3ellie alnt,
Bernard Tranf, Mor 2inoer, Mattie
Oiterbinb, Sobn grone, Sibinn 8ettsl=
beim, Sollie Sabnte, 9sna &rosmora
Charlie Mper, Saepb Mlper, Otto Nfsi=
tier, Mmelia 2epp, 2aura &pd, Gpia
2opentein, Sobn Mtler, Sranf 2inb=
ner, Benjamin Neiss, Mlsrila Senior,
Iurora &unee, 9elminie M%iorsenltern,
CHARLES Strand, Gpa Sabnfe, Safe
S9neioer, MarD 8bah, Molcs Bins
manager, Monroe 2epep.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

JerrN BnowN's FRENcH SrMPATHI-
zERs.-Thc gold medal TO be presented
by sympathizing friends in France to
John Browns widow and sons has at
last been completed and forwarded TO
this country. 1t is the work OF NJ. j
Wurdcr, of Brussels, and on one side
bears, in the words Of VIM. Lloyd Gar
rison, can excellent likeness of John
Brown" On the reverse is the inscrip-
ton, "To the memory of John Brown,
iudicially murdered at Charlestowp, in
Virginia, on the I'd of December, 1859;
and in cohlmemoration also of his SONS
and comrades, who, with him, became
the victims of their devotion 10 the
cause of negro emancipation. The
medal weighs nearly five ounces. For
Mr.. Garrison's aid in bringing the fam
ilv of John Brown Into communication
with the committee of subscription, and
for his offer to deliver the medal to
them, facsimile in bronze, the work
(without remuperation) ola sympathi-
zing artist, has been presented to him.
Accompanying the gold medal is a let
ter to Mrs. Brown, signed by Victor
Hugo. Louis Blanc, V. Schoelcher,
Eugene Pelletan, Etienne Arago, Lau-
rent-Pichat and other members Of the
committee Of subscription.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

The New York Times, in giving an
account of Beecher-Tilton trial, which
is still progressing slowly, has the fol-
lowing in regard to Mrs. Tilton:
"The woman absut whom all this dis
NAL exposure has artisan goes to the
court every day as to show, is stared at
10 her hearts content, and doubles feels
herself to be an important parsonage.
This is probably the bappiest time OF
her life and she is making the most Of
it. Both sides mite in praising her as
the purest and best woman aliye-de-
lighiful situation. 1t must be as good
as a play to her-not that we suppose
she ever did so wicked thing as 10 90
TO see play. She doubtless leaves
such worldly amusements to the unre-
generate. 'Her Theodore daily sings
her praises, and, as the reporters tell us,
they exchange frequent glances The
charming creatures doubtless think
quite as well of each other as ever they
did. and like to do their billing and
cooing in open court. What can sane
people think of such lot = ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

A CHASTITY MACHNE.-A strange
clock is said to have once belonged to a
Hindoo prince. In front of the clock s
disk was gong swung upon poles and
near it was pile of artificial human
limbs. The pile was made up of the
full number of parts necessary to con-
stitute twelve perfect bodies; but all lay
heaped together in apparent confusion:
When the hands of the clock, indicate
the hour of one, ont from the pile craw-
led just the number of parts needed 10
form the frame Of one man, part coming
to part with quick click, and when COM
pleted, the figure sprang up, seized a
mallet, and walked up to the gong,
struck one blow. This done, he re-
turned to the pile and fell to pieces
again. When two o'clock came, two
men arose and did likewise; aud at the
hour of noon and midnight the entire
heap sprang up, and matching up to the
gong, struck one after the other bis
blow, making twelve in all; then, re-
turning, fell to pieces as before
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

THE WIPE's VIcroRT.-She told him
to stay home and take care of the baby,
while she went to a Spiritualistic lee
ture. l. resented; had business on
hand; and would have explained, but
was admoDished tosilence by stew pan
flying across the room in close proximi-
ty TO his head He retaiated by kick
ing over the table, and then that mar
tial relation, predicated OH 'love ba-
sis, was torn asunder The climax was
reached. The time which for years the
woman had so earnestly prayed for had
at length arrived, and gloriously she
vindicated outraged femininity. On his
devoted shoulders came the horse whip;
faster and faster rained the blows. In
vain he implored, begged, beseeched
her to let up, but his words proved only
an incentive to the vixen wife. Her
imprecations were fearful, but her
strength at last succumbed, and as she
laid aside the butt end of the cowhide
carefully, she arrayed herself in her
meeting harness" and as she gently
closed the door, said, IL, if the ba-
by cries, you can borrow some syrup of
Mrs. Il, next door"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

A good many people who entertain
some doubts as TO the matter . few DAYS
ago, now give the grounding credit
for good deal Of discretion. '
Should the grssshoppers not intrfers
with the prospect, there will be the
largest yield from the present ice cror,
thet has ever been harvested in the his
tory Of ice dealers.
The Washington Sunday Herald
says: "Among recently announced en-
paeements is that of Mr.. Boyd n.
Smith, q prominent yonng business
man Of Alexsn8ris, and the bsndsome
Miss Lizzie Pickrelf, daughter Of Esau
PickreIl, Esq, of Georgetown"
A number of handsome new smok-
ing cars have been put into use on the
passenger trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. They are similar to the
regular coaches, except that the emo
painting, which is injured by the to-
baceo smoke, Is omitted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

BEAUTIFUL INcIDEsT.-In an obitu-
ary notice Of Frederick Clark, who
died in New Garden, Russell county,
Va, OF the 18th OF january, the wri-
ter, w. z. Sample, relates the fellow
ing beautiful and touching incident:
The weeping friends and relations
were standing around the grave, when
suddenly the attention ofall was drawn
TO a novel circumstances. Thirteen
beautiful birds were flying around and
over the grave. This was continued
for about tiyo minutes, seen by all pres
ent, when they commenced rising, and
after reaching considerable distance
Immediately over the grave, moved
slowly off in o southern dircc-
ton and were lost in The distance. Tbs
birds were about the sizs of o large
chicken, as white as snow, and as they
turned their snowey white wings 10 the
sun they seemed to be as bright a.
gold
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

A Church STORM CoAuNG.-Rev. j.
J. Lafferty, editor of the Christian Ad-
vocate, writes to his paper that on the
cars he had conversation with Rev.
Mr.. Massie, a Baptist minister, and
member of the House of Delegates from
Albemarle, and adds
He is a prominent Baptist. We
commented on the fact that there was
in Virginia State Church. Somehow
or other, the Episcopalians-a mere
handful of communicates compared
with his Church and ours-had been
monopolizing the public appoint
ments in Virginia for years. Even the
new College-the Agricultural and Me
chanical Institute at Blacksburg, in
Montgomery county-had been cram
med with Professors Of The Church
The Agriculturists of the State (who
are nearly all Baptists or Methodists)
have no representation in the Faculty,
while the Episcopslians-city people
flied the chars, teaching the boys Of
the farmers agriculture. 1t is said that
the organs of the two powerful Church
es will give an array of facts that will
astonish their own people and put an
end to the practice OF quarteiing the
unprovided for sons of The Church on
the public.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

The Second Adventists holding q
series of meeting ip Gloucester county,
New Jersey, to prepare for the end Of
the world, which according to their cal
culation, is to take place or the 18th OF
April next. A cotemporary says that
the people in some portions Of the icoun-
ty are very much excited over the pre-
diction, and that one man has 80 much
faith in it that he has concluded, on
the strength oft, not to work any more.
If concluding NOT to do any work is
evidence of faith in The Secopd Advent
theory, we must have number Of the
faithful scattered around loose every
where The Apostle might choose to
prove his faith by his works, but We
know great many people who prefer
the opposite plan.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

DEATH oY EDwARD SpAxGLEm--
Died, OIL Sunday night last, at the resi-
dence of DIR. Samuel A. Mndd, near
Bryantown, in this county, Mr.. FL
ward Spangler, who, it will be rcmsu-
bered, was sentenced TO the .'Dy Tor
tueas" at the same time with DR..
Mudd and others for alleged conspira-
cy in the assassination Of President
Lincoln, and who was afterwards par
doned by President johnson, SpangIer,
for the past two years has been living
with the Doctor 10 whom, we have
been told. he had become very much
attached ever since their confinement.
Port Tobacco (Jfd.) hd,p.ndtaf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

TO THE AFFLICTED.-No matter
under what form of sickness you labor,
there is one great truth you should
keep in mind All disease originates
in an impure condition of the blood.
Purify that. and the disease must de-
part; but You cannot purify the blood
by the use of poisonous drugs, and eI-
haustive stiinulants. The best Blood
Purifier eyerdiscoyered is Dr Walkers
famous Vinegar Bitters, compounded of
simple herbs. e.feF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27

He REFUSED TO MARRY THEM.--On
Thursday afternoon a well dressed coli
ored man and young white woman
visited the city hall, in New York, and
made known their desire TO DO married
by Mayor Wickham, but the latter 70.
Piled firmly, mo, sir, it cant be done.
while am Mayor of this city l shall
never marry a black man to a white
woman, nor black woman to whito
man." TO bystander who suggested
that perhaps he had not read the 18th
amendment to the civil rights bill, the
mayor replied, 81 know all about those
laws, but you can rest assured that not
withstanding them no marriage between
whites and blacks can take place in this
hall while am mayor of the CITY," Tho
colored man looked surprised, and tho
girls eyes filed with tears. They af
terwards made application to Justice
Kibreth 10 perform the ceremony, but
the Justice said he was "too busy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-02-27


A RAILROAD TRAIN CAPsIzED BY THE
WIND.-A Colorado Springs Letter
Jan. "a, to the Medina co., Gazette
says:
l undertook to go down to Pueblo,
When about five miles out the whole
train was capsized, except the engine,
including the coaches, the baggage and
mail cars and the tender No one was
hurt. The conductor got the passen-
gers in the rear coach, and as many as
possible on the side next the wind.
When we got down the valley, where
the wind had a fair, broadside sweep at
us, we again tipped over. The conduc-
tor was standing beside me white as a
sheet, and wanted to know what was
best to do l advised him to stop be-
fore crossing bridge which was Just
ahead, the longest one on the road; If
we didn't blow over, we would probably
jump the track, for the wheels were
grinding on the side of the rail, as if
we were turning sharp curve. He
pulled the bell rope, the engineer put
on the steam brakes, and just as we
stopped over we went, piling men, wo-
men, children, baggage, cushions, and
everything together For a moment
there was quite scrambling and rat
Ting of glass. About all the damage
done was the breaking of the windows
on the under side of the cars. The con-
ductor and l walked back to meet the
freight train which was following. 1t
took us back to the Springs, where We
waited till the wind moderated, then
took a coach down and brought the
passengers back. Some of them were
among those who had been showed IN
ten days on The Kansas Pacific road.
They thought being blown off the track
was not so monstrous as lying in snow
drift.