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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-13


HELP Your NgtGHBoRs AT a time
like this when the great problem Of how
TO live is uppermost in the thoughts of
our artizans and workingmen, there is
no room for the purse-proud or the atri-
bilious TO complain. Help your fellow,
neighbor, try and assuage the troubles
to your fellow men, should be the motto
to govern every breast. In trade when
matters become dull and not much pros
pect of further progress, judicious mer-
chants and dealers ask themselves who
can be spared; and the men they are
most 10th to discharge are those who
have devoted their energies to the in
terest of their employers Gentlemen
you have succeeded in circumstances
beyond Indulgence or want fso, be
easy with your old friends in distress.
Help your neighbors, if you can, and do
not crush the lite out OF him by any
prosecutions of yours y '''ii'f' 20
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-13


uho have injured themselves by certain
practice indulsed i'm when alone, nabit
frsouently learned from evil companions,
or At school. the effects of which are nlght,
Iv felt. even when asleep, and II NOT cured
renders marriage Impossible, ana uestroys
both mind and body, should apply lnne-
diately. r-
What pity that young man, the hope
Of his country, the darling Of his parents,
should be snatched from all prospects ana
enjoyments of life. by the consequence OF
deviating from the path of nature, ana IN
dulging in a certain secret habit. Such
persons must, before contemplating mar
risge, reflect that .t ..|
A SOUND MIND AND BODY
are the most necessary requisites to pro-
mote connubial happiness. Indeed, with
out those, the journey through life be-
comes q weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens to the view the mind be-
comes shadowed with despair, and filled
with melancholy reflection that the happi-
ness of anotheris blighted with our own.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this es-
tablishrnenf year after year, and the nu-
msrous important surgicai operations per-
formed ry DIR. johnson, witnessed by the,
renorfers of the "Sun.'' "Clipper," and
~ otber naners. notices Ofwhieh have
appeared again and again before the pun
lie. besides Ills standing as gentleman OF
character and responsibility, isa suineieht
guarantee to the afflicted. ,c-<f
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILYiCURED.
Once, 8. FreA'ek -, Baife"aaa'
sspt.n, 1875. 2 - i!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-13

No ballots, no babiesl was the motto
on a transparency at late woinaps
rights meeting out West. p'LIs issN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SUPPLEMENT-
position Of that OF the carll..s should be con.in.

position OF that o. the Carllsts should be col ttn.
right, on the lett, on the centre, everywhere so
that the enemy may never know wnere 70 expect
IT, instead OF TINS IT remained quite inactive when
activity would nave been OF some use, and took
up the offensive when II was TOO late.
Everything considered | do not find that the
CarliSt Cause Is gaming ground. but rather losing
40 not lnter ths from The simple loss OF Carras-
cal, because, alter all that Is OF little Importance,
out from the way tue whole business was man
aged which shows they nave no general, no mead
The Cariist cause was at It's hood alter the batte
oil AbarZuZa. II Don Carlos had then had one
good general believe he would ere this nave
been IN Madrid. Tnen was the propltious mo-
ment when lew heavy blows. struck with ra-
pldity and decision, would have completed, dis
couraged and routed his enemies.
II two days aner the battle OF Abarzuza Don
Carlos had sent 10000 men to Pampeluna they
would
HAVE TAKEN THE PLACE BY STORM WITH EASE.
Three days after 5000 OF these same men
might have seized lrun. three days later Hernani
and week after So. Sebdsten.
At that time there was "a panic throughout the
whole nberal army, ana the troops besides not
knowing wnat government they were hghting Tor
would not nave fought at all. These places might
ali rave been taken 10y storm with ease. Tor the
Carlist troops win go wherever they are led.
That the liberal army could not have opposed
any resistance to a series OF blows thus rapidly
struck is SHOWN by the TACT tnat IL has taken 1t
eight months to recover from the defeat OF Aoar
zuza.
Don Carlos. having shown himself capable or
prohting by opportunities then might have
anairs at Madrid AT that time, would probably
have been there now instead OF this, however,
he sat down IN his trenches and quietly gave the
enemy eight months in which to reorganiZe his
shattered forces, repair ms losses and renew the
attack with greatly increased chances OF success,
Onlv attempting IN the mean time the stupid
siege OF lrun, alter months of work In construct
Ing artillery roads, when the place nigh nave been
taken AT any time in an hour with five battalions.
AT lRUN-THE WORST MISTAKE OF ALL.
A man who should go hunting partIidges with a
battery OF field guns would not be more absurd
tnan the Carllsts at Iran. Their reason for not
taking all THESE places by assault was that 1t could
not he doue without IA great loss OF lie. But
w n "A n "a nj nj hnn1d
attempt to make omelettes, ana people VINO do
not want TO fight should not go to war. Don Car
los has let slip the golden opportunity, and If he
WINS now IL VII be only because Don AllonsO's
generals are more incompetent than his own.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, NsN,EES IA mn

NNs n the rNovss;oyS n tks rev tSse.
sNn,icn rcasNs>@ sr Nc~,h t>sciias 4 ~.
feae~inss ''Nor rsssn ~ho <hsp DENY tAs
A~Ax>StsS>i, ~ the t-7,,h n thc Nhristssn
~cs&scn Ssths p'rine snihessssy NJ the oaS
n Nv Ts~sssSns, ~ shall hnsG ,eliSsces
principles ir>>nscstshse w-ssN ne f~scsrn,
ncssss,N a ,he Sssse, shall ~ yrs-ssst n
hcsSSns Any cfs>e -ne rlses o,s-~ss,e7 r>-ss,
W. t',s cs~i te~s-->en; ~SfhSr ahi~ Sss.e, =
Stkes>ss sn,3 Snfsess n>ee, viii. no ss~nrSn
NE eas NN-.A Ssssa,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

THE coal regions Of Pennsylvania are
subject to periodical attacks Of bicnashel
A murder there crcStes no more Of rirr,e
than slight stahhins af'rsy does
Mere. The population is made up Of dir
esrni na'ionslities. and a conflict hetwc,n
Them is I" frequent occurrence. Tn,
M~'rs Jo"~nd Of ro,tsvillc. Pa, a, one
time con'aiurd six separate and distinct
ADVERTISEMENTS offering rewards for tho ar.
e,r''u'saea f 'auNletcrs, The town M
SAr"snde.h WAS oa Saturday last the s>s,,
x ivy sssse'es <sshsasw stiesvS> ssa !, Is
'sf"S't9 ss'>>ssssn'st tn sA,ss s%tSs. h, bear
d" Nv" mr. @''NS SEtlFta S1-s,cs 1na.A. /.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

I'7Nes cf~SsHN, a Es--SsAsee ss>~ =,
Ssaes >. I,sses eAes As~cnfte~ the No s9l
sn-ses ,s-@~e >hsf,, NJ Withheld f~rn, ,s,,,,,.
@t'he N,t'' 1ss -Neefinc - tAe Cars. traSe
o-see y nneso .7a-t;cu1sr,v ~srl ~-ss~erso
70 IRE 'f>Ns n Srsr,a 's,~>e> !; '',,rias e>ro
~s'hin s,>e snr~te,sse Al tsse> Car, the
sctsof .: Fn-n>er grand inece~s ira ceSae
ihanenses ha,: Aser, h~,arei u a-s, u-,,s,
tsseee hna'e> n s>w>e M fnasrs a t~,s a.
the scrarfnS 81 MIN - sAs sr.e~sss ~
GsHSrs tler,>raaS
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

TES Mini Ssscrsssrr IN Nhss AA~a>er
GeneVa, Wi>nsse,i, ei Ne~ NgeS srS
1ener>} N~ine, ~ ahie ,sxs ,esul.es IN
M~ee a the hs+e,. She discussions have
eeen attended BY lsare arc snsellsNe, .e,
d'ee'>es md the rala hss h>en s~s,seS 70
"eners' N~'ns. The Republicans have
seen their mist ke in inviting WeaaiacS "a
Ohio, but ii rs always tee late to lc,k ,he
sable d>'r sAes the morse has gone. He
hss been invited to renn.y(vania to aadrcs
he Republican. cf that State, hut he feels
hss defeat so kcenly ,hst he has positively
refuvtd to visit the keystone State
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
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i'aS MATT hIs hnIns II .ht r-ssu -anjhH.
M i'hes1nian1s ciin.us u nis aduu.S
sa'nn'-T was 1Or saTe-E In, his constitution.
AT consumption ma-Ee6 Inn Ia. Il ny-r
a issS -'or hong nssa-isc nj .m .nnr
.'o'I-ner ant tht sssa intelligence was ~
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Zee %hinanfsrs calendar. they laf; tnei-
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The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

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ID f'e WI Il algG.sa.s1gr :. hassars 1se..-
esahh AMMAN. i'slisy1nc ms ms rs~
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The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

! Md Two ieet in width. This was placed
on the floor, and at the foot was
laid bowl of rice and board about q
foot square filed with candles, placed in
holes bored to receive them. The ward
robe of the deceased was laid on the top of
the coffin, apd a copper coin was placed in
the nouth Of the corpse. The mouners
sat u q cirde, in the centre Of which, was
the remains. Silence was maintained for
a long time, when one Of the watchers
placsd in his mouth coin similar to the
Loie held in the lips Of the corpse, and
broke into vail. This was initiated by
the osheY present. and the ceremony was
continued until the time for the funeral
yesterday ~afternoon-had arrived. The
clothes we're then burned, the ashes being
sprinkled over the coffin. By this time a
crowd had collected around the door and
Of6cer Shoemaker was call upon to pre-
serve order. The carriage having arrived
the coffin vas placed in one Of them, and
the procession took its way to Graceland.
Arrived At the grave the attendants form.
ed in double lines and the hat of the de-
ceased, which had been omitted in the Gre
nation Of the wardrobe, was burned and
the ashes were cast into the grave. The
coffin vas then lowered, and package of
rice and number Of cisan and matches
we're thrown in. The dirt xas then filled
in, the mourners all the time making Pc
,uliar genafe1isn y if they we're repellipg |
'one object A. soon - the grave was
ailed the party re-entered the carriages
md returned to the city.-Ca;ea9o Inter
Oeeas
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
PHILADELPHIA uApu,n.I
6tsek Market.
PHILADELPHIA. 0et. 10 ,,r,

AIM Wv IL, NN
Gold Mszellsss Pen. RR nvam|
silver M Clio PhiIa 4 Read "Ne%il
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yr,.1sE ,.s gi.s.O "a A RR lO16W|
Jul.lSs IA alaZ NAV StockS0 S01sSs0 XXX
MN " ell71. Catawisss R iSkSa sn
~! = A-as. ~ y Nea<tN Central r 2as9
Too 50 NJssl1.eax2 1Hestonyilie s7DSS
SA!es os Western and Pspnsylyanis n,
red 81 q gei & damp and sprout.d Ia y
u A8i n and white at 81 ACGl eO n.
sed!s 81 Sc fn. new Western, Corn is onipt i
81 SaturaAys p,5naA Sales Of yallov af n
aoo reSserB ziIsd II lie. Oats sell at Toa
40. 10. nike kod stained, and 45G5lc NJ
vhliS. IL barley and malt no sale.
hisk! Is lovsr l5a barrels v esteem iron
bound sor n E-.r. '''' "'A
sHILAnK1F6ZA PRopCCE NARKrr
Butter SeAdy. New York and Bradnn
count! extras, ssia s4c.; 30. do, firsts. SNGSs.
u sSierr extras. A,aa.t-; do. firsts MSTI
TO. y, extras Ats.sl-. CO. firsts, aSa8.
tntsss H-n New York fancy, lSh.
20. prime esS -s.c Western fne, laS
EkEk quiet PENNSYLVANIA, New JERSEY
.pd I'slavA-s fresh ZVAc. Western do.
sNhe-
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
PHILAnKlFAA PHoprcE xARKrr
sinking sf The George Law.
8nSsnaor Isus o- .SxuIas.

Ihs assn- Geurrs Law, belonging 70
nessees 4, j. Alser and J. R. Ford and
on. Of he Chester River lin, was sunk
sa'enas. morning Z; Seooken wharf, m
the ChsS- Rive, y an accident to b.
machinery. She lea C-anpon and u
aaoui - make ber zaor =; Boxers, hn
s-saSs neas THE vhsrt. when the signal
vas given 1e -.tun The s;'eed, which ws
osne- A nmuss Iis- ,hs sigma vasg ven
ID ssr' If entirely, an3 tbs engineer had
holo II lhs ssE-lns ha-, when there was
heard crash. The connecting r,d, ap0n.
as.-aHs Enece u ran as,ou; .welve ieet long
ana 81 inches u disneses ii The centre
ss!srInc q tie ends noks nss. the walk
IRs tsaAC and seil. The nnrsn,vm given
u Il a* sss rsvnln nim al ths vheeb crank
mace II crash oc~-nva,5 snS through the
lAas,nan f the haH.. Tha-s waf 20 means
lo sum ans wh-els, ana th~s revolutions
Ve,s Nads sts- tbe h-a.-k acr1--ei. sotha!
L is yroasS1s -ha the isu,,' im hsle init
ron -st>ss II fau, lee IL tians.e: The
nia> vhars SHE veni 6ov1 hAi line OF Itl
s4s n wsie. II msaI .J5E- AZ ihAi num-
'e, n sh-rn and cr lres III Ii. io.xard dsk
he nn even gg iplr The vsis1. sheFn
Alaa-' 1hs morning se,ee-s:thAc io' Baker
ifn,ee-> ri NrinlS, II -ai# the steam
os; Is saar rs practicable TIE damages
annn nov he eS;imalel, IN. w.. pn'na'
r. reach 81, one 10 SS..h1L. The George
.sv was making he, aS ri. IL lie sea'
IT., ane was II hSvs ns.s ssDt ii the snip
a'c IA. -esaars nr bsr rasuru II ba-inioF'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

sAs, Ia BY q seci& spring, which the En-
wS-s did nv understand and had no tim
I ~ ssssvh for, 50 with 4 woman's decisit I
sAs asShs up pair Of tongs from
The ekSssass ,pc,s snd Dashed the cost.
Nsss Sass ftsssaen.S Shortly sAerwsrd'
SssrsS>SSs \ Ssi,ha a laryssum 4 mo ~
~ AAaAsals sis,ial with ssaen 4 find u
. NapAns asWilhslAAshe And si$e thedi
~ ASss> rae aaScsal los, his head, and in
srsaa n sss;sag "a, q, ONCE, ven, (, hi.
asssssswY i Parts rkcse he pu lhs
sNsss ' asss the talismaa- into IN
as.-s~r~ the key Il which he had ,lsss and
ne 1S<sss Ss>N< Il which he fastened to-
sSs~s ~ sSasas ever sisesa map Of the
s>SsSsSsSsss N Paris With four pins
Tass sasse "a "sAs ev~nss" one aiter an
esase, sSA srs~sea<sNss raIssi,v. The Off
ssal s&seeA; cae day ca. I door, va.
slsssssI =. e M HE lie Without going
hsA x -, ssase< De .Aaasy Or sAs tails
msa N N~a> shs M,prss< in hesexile,
when sht hs~vd ell ,Ai<, Imagined that the
rsaees snS he salnnaa 18th must be
ssres ue sr hSss, And viii the sali-man the
sssnae Il she Nas.elecas the more par.ic
aaasSS - ii vas na.Iss known TO her bv the
rsasS.ss Journals iaAs tie Apartment. OF the
atssss. ~ whom sAe had ouukiei them had
se>a repeatedly ran<sckel beth before. du-
rag ana aaes the Coasmune. Fancy her
n sasssms@', sasa- and delight. when this
eshesa ii as>s -sn-niae to Fa.ie and to his
srrc> >asaassoes apartments found the u,ap
n The iassiacasseas dusty indeed hu, uniis-
iarsea ass sA< ce.ssusW theA.~oi. pre-
rsscly - he bad ies shem! 1t can hardly
re .hcsshs >ranse that this should he re-
'as<sed no. only !. the ex-Empce~ herself |
'a' By her son and BY DO; 4 kev Of their
- an omen Il unane<sionahle |
'ramise tos sheir nes iallea eauae.
The lady through whom We have learn
d this euricus little inc;ien, oi the rrea,
a'assrspae a the Second Enpire speaks
the e1>Enpres - enieyine uDusualsy
eed healsh =, the pceaen, time, and ..
svine gained greatly in all The .,oea vce
sanly ass,ssaaees os bearing saa ot cAa.ae>
y from the ai.spine f sosrov and q.
''ssaTsnns- The rouae Prince Imperial
he aesazias IS very charming ana syro-
ssassas IL manner, sa,a-, il stature like
Is ss;isef, ana ike his iasher snrrAr2.
lns sad >iiAsas- He resembles the Es,.
e0er - &c The hrov and the evss ius be
- his roosness neutA a,6 chm. ASA
Hs 'aevasson t. ms spsis q, wa2vicA
s< weakened his svss ~ la Is ao make i ,
s,ssss- inc hin Il E,eose,s sheu 81 nira;
) wearing shaded siasse<. Ru. his ss.-
.nrss ssass his ao se Only sauaara-v :.
auAis. Sn1 hls genera h.al,i Is 80 e1sl- ;
N Ia. h> II nov s-oaas.v pe;aa,s.ne q !;
{ s-"aDS ths va-lG Snnuaa LIS in.sp- :,
n IL ;:a---oea as ias WI. ti .anrss IL :,
Nlt >sr -s.ninSc1 ana New Ya-S N ms,
N
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
'msl g-aiiaast

T2sr aaie etanaar ~A,,f take. 7.ls~ =.
gay '> "F'> q. NE mes ''anaTtsa, sass saS
ira nsn'0e1 tn7 nnsur ~os-< C>rsn.- >, =,
~sfr' " fht Anro a. ha'sins faee,S,,, -
'ennSvisn's, tire one II q -, r-a>a4a, H.
we :" 'he s"T"eT ntn'a, Sssse, snS tins
takes she he'@r~-sn>e - ~, ae.S ;. ,4,,s,,r
me ""se~t hiss h>ar OK ~el, tv,;Aj
N'se PARTIES hsv, hcatesA, th,,- r>ess, ir,.
''o ,''a"fs'sn shS Tx rel; As< hAar v,e]
so% s't elex&ar ~. h <nx ..
'ss thfe 'SsS 'nte,ts, Cht oe~sh VI "
SNS!&yPsN s~sie>; III NJ, rnxs>r, O; ,s.
"Ns'F'' shd We hive n, he>iSsnsv i,
s'.~as tas' Il = cAs- t.1.s ,s1~s-,,, . ,s,
-+s sstNH>s BY 8 hss,Ssta,e rrsu,,ir
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

Annne ihe English l.snsinns us'd as
rea>, ass shs ioliowinc Vh;-s---vo Ffloa'
Il PERSONS who suffered ir shs :sssals'n Id
reiandIn 1-QS an II g s.-~lD. 9: Mig
t1enrcr lll:~ ESst " sn-~xnts II queen
I,ha~,nt1G, and s>Hh II SCREAMS d. Vnssn
GTnlips.
What's <he matla, win he .t'l.I::
y n-liss adincs ncnsu,pe IN cnnps II u
lnr''~ ano Shanghai
s@ t9us,Rrr,s STA. ays fT--:E''.
thueai has tht sranSeS ,hnj' LIS 'lae -
sh nas1y Gmss and the Sia' o1sa' ~
Snrv
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Walas' Trip.
THE VISIT 10 INDIA,
London letter says

IF the total expenses of the Prince o.
Wa'es journey exceeds his allowance in
anything hk< shs came proportion q the
preliminary expenses in fitting up the
Scraps have already gone beyond the
amount estimated, there will be some avk-
vand 2coaunss 70 sessle when be comes
bone Orly the Princes osn guests and
saa,s VII be admitted ca hoard the Serapis
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EXCURSION vii be taken in the Osbo,De.-
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