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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-19
Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis, Consumption. A Wonderful

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 18th, 1874.
r. Y. Pierce, al. D., Bu6alo. N. z:
DEAR SRI had suffered from Catarrh in
an aggravated form for about twelve years and
for several years from Bronchial trouble
Tried many doctors aud things with NO lasting
benefit In May, '72, becoming nearly worn
out with excessive Editorial labors on paper
in New York City, was attacked with Bron-
chitis in severe form, suffering almost total
loss of voice. returned home here, but had
been home only two weeks when vas com.
pletely Frustrated with Hemorrhase from tho
Lungs. haoing four seeere bleeding spells Nth
IN tro ,eeeks, and first three inside of nine
days. In the September following, I i'm
proved sufficiently TO be able to be about,
though in very feeble state. My Bronchial
trouble remained and the Catarrh was tenfold
worse than before. Every effort for relief
seemed fruitless. seemed to be losing
ground daily. continued in this feeble state,
raising blood almost daily until about the first
of March, '73, when became so bad as to be
entirely confined to the house. A friend sug.
gested your remedies. But was extremely
skeptical that they would do me good, as 1
bad lost all heart in remedies, and began to
look upon medicine and doctors with disgust.
However, 1 obtained one of your circulars,
ooo ASou ~ Satoiuhy, liom HblCu CdIhe "
the conclusion that you understood your bust.
ness, at least. finally obtained quantity of
DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy, your Golden Med
ical Discovery and Pellets, and commenced
their vigorous use according to directions
To my surprise, soon began to improve
The Discovery and Pellets, in short time,
brought out severe eruption, which continued
for several weeks. felt much better, my
appetite Improved, and gained in strength
and flesh. In three months every vestige of
the Catarrh was gone, the Bronchitis had
nearly disappeared, had no Cough whatever
and had entirely ceased to raise blood and,
contrary to the expectation of some of my
friends, the cure has remained permanent. l
have had no more Hemorrhagcs from the
Lungs, and am entirely free from Catarrh,
from which had suffered SO much and SO
long. The debt of gratitude I owe for the
blessing have received at your hands, knows
no bounds. am thoroughly satisfied, from
my experience, that your medicines will
master the worst forms OF that odious disease
Catarrh, as well as Throat and Lung Diseases.
I have recommended them to very many and
shall ever speak in their praise.
Gratefully yours,
VIM. II. SPENCER.
P.O. Box 5o7, Rochester, N. Y.
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LOOK HERE!

An infqIlible cure for Hard Times Equal Tax
alton or Reputation. A safe ard sound cur
rencv and but one, and sn1iciencv OF that ono
to make the exchanges of the country and make
things lively, and a legal tender for all dues.
private and public. A fixed rate of interest
365-10o per cent. per annum, fixed and uniform
throughout the whole country; to restrain hoard
ing, or locking mp for higher rate. and thus
keep 1T ALWAYS flowing or moving its name de-
notes. Any one eXacting higher rate confis-
cation of the whole debt-one- half to the Gov
eminent and the other to the informcr. Owe no
the money to pay for, or til. property, to
Be industrious in well doing. DON'T say, if l
can't get dollar day WON'T work. but work
whether you get anything not, at what you
eau find to do: pay will come some day or other.
There is profit that is far above money profit
the approbation of God and Christ, well done
good and faithful servant.
Don't abuse anything. hut use all things for
what they were made, aud lea to know the use
of thing from the abuse of it; learn true
economy, so as to distinguish it from meanness.
Lot every one, without distinction of color or
SEX. lay this to heart, and they wont hear the
cry of Hard Times. GRANGER
January 5, 1874.
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MANLY PROTESTS.

The New York Herald prints the following
extracts in small capital letters, and gives each
of them three places in its editorial columns.
AS specimens of manly and iorcble protests
against the indignites of Grant and Sheridan
they worthy of being printed in letters of
gold:
To his ErceVency, U. s. Grant, President
Of the United States -
In the name of liberty and of all lovers of
liberty throughout the United States, do
most solemnly protest against the action Of the
military forces of the United States on yester-
day, 10 the occupation of the State House, in
the torcible election by troops of members of
the Legislature and the elected Speaker of
the House, and the subsequent organization
of House by the direct, forcible interviews
ton of the military. 1 affirm before the whole
American people that the action on the part
of the military in this city on yesterday is
subversive of republican institutions in this
free country. JOHN McENERY.
When Thomas Vaughn, of Caddo, silver
headed old man, was accosted by General de
Trobriand and his guards, he rose very slowly
to his feet and said in most solemn and i'm
pressive tones ga General of the United
States army has placed his hand upon my
shoulder and commanded me to leave the floor
of this House. AS member of this body,
duly elected by the people of Caddo parish,
and as IN American citizen believing that the
rights of American trecmen are not yet all
dead, [ desire to enter my solemn protest
against this outrage"
elm the name of the people of the United
States, and in the name of my bleeding State,
and in the name of the God of Justice, I
again enter my solemn protest against this in
reference. Gentlemen of the House of Rep
resentatives, your Legislature has been in
vaded and taken possession of by tho military
forces of the United States. Under these
circumstances do not consider i. my duty to
longer remain.-Protest of Speaker Wilts in
: the Louisiana House Of Representatives, Mon
:. day, January 4, 1875.
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THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

We publish Communication on this SUBJ
ject from responsible source, but without
endorsing it any further than our views al
ready expressed may concur with those of our
correspondent. We repeat that Mr.. Faulkner
is not our choice, as between him and the
other eminent gentlemen named from this
section, though we prefer him, as doubtless
our delegates do, to any gentleman from
another district.
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ri A 4 RE d.

t"Hamnton," the residence of the brides pa
rents. near Charlestown. on Wednesday. Jan.
Dr. GRoTTE ASDERsoN, da uD msS Of Mr.
Harli A. Anderson.
son NJ. FRED q Brown " se of e chicaro, and and
Miss LoDUsCA WILLIS. of Winchester. ''''
oo r St. buke,s Church, Kansas CITY, December
to Mrs. MARY A. FAUI.DER.
h., Me ar NJ c;ifs'n Va: on the 18th 18th Of Recem
S osG o OF
Co, Va.
On the 2sd of December, 1874, near Sulphur
spring. hy Rev. } Porter. Mr. DAVID CUSTER
to Miss SALLY HODGE, all of Berkeley county
:, BY the same, on the 3lst of December. 1874, at
t H % 1nS Ct the PRICES u%ssr
klNS-all of Berkeley county
nd BY ssp nsnf Me- Ms s I Of
Berkeley county.
At Bnzzard Hill, Berkeley county. wednes
&D cTsEs to i b sATLE ao pA
At sharpsburg. Nd. on the 23l of December.
to Miss MARY ATHEY- ali Of tins county.
2; p, T. r, TABB, Of baltimore. and MARY
VIRGINIA. daughter of VIM. r. snodgrass. of
Berkeley county, W, Va:
Mr.. Mason. Mr. w. A. GoRDoN. of Georgetown.
d. c., to Miss HARRIETr CAPERTON, daugh,
ter of Hon. A. T. Caperton.
In st Lnke's Church, Norfolk. Va, Dec. 10th.
BY Rev; VIM. NJ. Dame, J; a. SLAUGHTER, of
Little Rock, Ark. and CARY FUNSTEN dauch-
ter Of the late Col. David Fnnsten, of Alexap-
GIia, Va.
On the s0th of December, Mt the brides resi-
dencc; by Rev, E; J. Willis, Professor AUGUST
kUHNERT of the Broaddus Female College,
and Miss BERTHE AULICK. of Winchester.
cn1er HoGcK to Mss NARY r SCI S. HoFF
MAN-both of Berkeley county.
In Cumberland, Md. on The 18th of December
by Rev: DR.. Thrall, A. HUNTER BOYD, former.
" of Winchester. Va, to Miss BESSIE NJ,
daughter of the late Geo,H. Thruston, Esq,
On the oath of December. 1874. by Rev. G. D.
Edmons0n. WIN. CLAGGEIT, ESQ.,, to Miss
county, Md.
=, At McGahegsyille: on the 10th ult.. by Rev J.
n March. RICHARD E. HOPKINS to Miss SAL
LIE c.. daughter of the late Dr. Alfred Wolfe
all of Rockingham county, Va.
In Aartinsbnrg. on the sth inst. by Rev. n. l..
Cutler. VIM. G. EDWARDS to Miss MARY r.
ROUSH, both of Martinsburg.
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P. o. Box 5O7, Rochester, N. Y.

Bas- Philip Frederick, who was sentenced
at Rarrisonburg, Va, in the U. S. Court, to
6 months imprisonment and $1,000 fine for
uulawfuIy selling one pint OF whisky. has
been pardoned by the President.
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l, Samuel Howell Cashier of the First National
Bank Of Jefferson ut Charlnstown, W. Vs., do
sccmnlv swear that The above statement is
true, TO tic best of INV knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL HOWELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. THIS 12:h
day of December. 1874. J.V SIMMONS,
Notary Pubic.
Correct-Attest.
G. H. TURNER,
JOHN BURNS. 5Directors
w. l.. WILSON.
January 10, 1875,
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Valuable CharlcSt0Wn Property
FOR SAT-"

'F'HE property in ChnrIcstown known os the
a h"il" property. and fer many years occu-
pied tor Hotel and Boardrng House purposes. in
inr sale 1t IS located in tho Western part of
mo town. convenient TO pump aud runnint,
water is capaGions. and Enrpllcd with ali the
HeSGsslrY ont, buildings; and very fine largo
I II n valuable building or pasture lot In
me STA BILE is commndious and in excellent
of Wagons. &c. " scouting
Aitogether ibis is n very desirable propcrty.
and an opportunity for good YnYestryent 4. II
fered. Especially for any oDe designing to keen
Hotel OF Private Boarding Dnnsp. II not soif
by the LIST day OF February. 1915, 1t will be Rent
ed-poSSesslon gwen the list day 0i ADriI ISIS
1... 10 -e,-- ISAAC HEIDwOHL.
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Es" Mr.. James Lyons, of Richmond, who
used his influence to carry Virginia for Grant
has written letter to Gov. Kemper propos-
ing the call of convention of the States,
North and South, for the purpose of maintains
ing the Constitution and preserving the liber.
ties of the people, in view of the late browning
infamy in New Orleans. He says: "Nothing
so atrocious has been said or suggested, and
nothing like it ever done since the massacre
OF the Hugenots and the subjugation of the
fair land of Poland, and the slaughter of her
children"
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ID EPORT of the condition of the First Ma
III tlonal Bank of Jefferson at Cnarlcstown.
State Of West Virginia, at the close of business
December 81, lS74
RESOURCES
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ES Gov Allen, of Ohio, sent a message
to the Legislature of the State in regard to
the violent military interference in the affairs
of Louisiana in which he says: ''If there is
law warranting the settling of contested cleo:
ton cases in State Legislatures by the use of
federal troops, then in my judgment you should
request its immediate repeal. If there is no
law for it, then your indignant protest should
be heard at Washington, insisting upon such
action by Congress as will prevent in the
H., such fragrant outrages against civil
liberty"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-19

| AIDES, Misses. and Phil.delpbi, sho.. - a.
best quality made to order. Also. Wom.n
by GEO ~ r. Rtea. t9s sale
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,
TURNPIKE MEETING.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

IENHE undersigned, Executor Of Mrs. C. 6. Dam
Il lel, deceased. hereby requests all persons
iesnn claims against the Estate Of deceased to
persons knowing themselves indebted are expec-
ted to make prompt pay mept.
JOHN B. CARY,
Ian. S, 1875, Executor.
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PENSoN'S Celery and Chamonfle Pills. They
- are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Neuralgia and Nervousness. For sale by
Jan. 10. 1875, C.E BELLER
nURANY'S Rheumatic Remedy is a sure cure
- for Rheumatism in all its forms-chronic in
nnmhtory, muscular. articular, seattle, &c 1t
10 purely vegetable and ia sure to give relief; give
II q trial. c. E. BELLER.
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GRAIN DRILLS.

WE selling the Hager.town Cum Spring
Dtli complete with GuaDo md Grass Se,S
t bments. This is a STANDARD Drill and ia ,e..
R Ieii, knnwn 70 need further Adver.ising Each
WAsHIAG ToN b LIPPITT-
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HAULING.

THE undersigned will haul goods and other
i property, remove furniture &c :, and .nything
else in their line, at the shortest notice and upon
Reasonable terms. Orders left at the store of Mr.
Geo. E. Cordell will receive prompt attention.
MANUEL & HoOE.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CHAuLEsrowN, January 1876.
THE President and Directors CT the lat National
i Bank of Jefferson. at Charlestown, have de-
clared a Dividend Of Four Per Cent. for the past
Six Months, clear of all Taxes government State,
County and acknowledgements to stockholders
and after January lst, 1875
SAM'L HOWELL,
January 5, 1875. Cashier.
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FOR RENT.

We Store Room now occupied bv 8. ST. Tim
u 'ef'"hc' POSSESSION q ven April lst, 1915.
Eot IN 1874 a. JAS. LAW. HOOFF
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~ Wheeler Wilson and Howe Sewing Ma.
chlnes, for sale by GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
January l9, 1874.
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NOTICE..

CROCK kept on Straw and Fodder, from the
- 18th day of December. 1874, to the LIST day of
APRIL 1875: at Fifty Cents per monte.
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HOUSE AND STORE.R0OM FOR RENT.

TFNHE House and Store Room which have been
i occupying as Jewelry Store for the last
three years, is for Rent-possession given on
January LIST 1875. L. DINKLE
December ]. 1874
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

A special to the Wheeling Register, dated
18th, says:
The House organized this afternoon, cleo
ting Colonel Alexander Monroe, Of Hamp>
shire county, Speaker; J. P. Peyton, of
Charleston, Clerk, and W. L. Dlofet, of
Charleston, Sergeant at-Arms.
The Senate elected Dan'l D. johnson, of
Tyler, President; James Miller, of Cabell,
Clerk, aud Joseph Anderson, of Nicholas,
Sergeant at, Arms.
The Charleston people say the organization
is favorable to the capitol removal.
The Governors message is 20 page bust
ness>like document, and closes with the fol-
lowing manly reference to the infamous pro-
ceediugs in Louisiana; "adhering to the doc
trine that the General Government should no.
assume the power belonging exclusively to the
States of the Union, and that the States should
lot intermeddle with questions over which
the General Government has exclusive juris-
diction, have, in former messages, carefully
RETAINED from the discussion of matters per-
tanning TO Federal affairs, or to affairs refer
ring to other States but in the light of re-
cent extraordinary events in sister State in
which powers were assumed by the Govern
ment of the United States which, if admit
ted, would be subversive of the rights of all
the States, I feel that should not discharge
my whole duty if failed to refer to them. On
the 4th inst the military of the United States
was employed to eject by force from their
seats members of one branch Of the Legis-
lature Of the State of Louisiana, aud the or
ganization of that body was thus interfered
with, by the direct action of the government
of the United States. Grant that this power
may be rightfully exercised in Louisiana, aud
you cannot deny its exercise in West Vir-
GINA, or in any other State. Admit this
right, and you deny freedom of action to State
governments. Firmly convinced that no such
right exists in the Federal Government. I
recommend that you, by resolution, enter a
protest against any and all attempts to assert
it. In doing so you will but express the
opinion of the great body of the people of the
State, and reassert the principles which lie at
the foundation of our system of government.
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Brick Dwelling House,
Oil ACRES.

of which about 80 acres is in TIMBER. The
land is OF tho same quality and is improved by a
commodions DWELLING HOUSE and all the
necessary Ont-Buildings.
plat of the lands will be shown to any per-
sou wishing to purchase, upon application to
either of the Commissioners.
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HAVE just received three bbls. of the ce lebr
i "BLUE FISH, they are only caught in tn
Ocean. in the mont III of Decent Der and are reputeI
to be the Eost delicious of Fish.
GEO. W. r. KEARSLEY.
January l9 1878
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JEFFER.
SON AT CHARLESTOWN.

OWING to the absence of quorum of the
~ ockholders of this Bank on the regular
Election day, there was no electio held for Di-
rectors The Election Will take pace on Tues
day. february 23d. 1875. Stockholders are re-
quested to be present or send in their proxies.
SAM'L HOWELL, Cashier.
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CORN WANTED!

For Cssh Trade-on the Ear or sbelled-by
Dec.s. 1874. WASHINGTON LIPPITT.
THE Excelsior Baking Powder, prepared from
l. the purest material, expressly for family use.
II IL especially convenient in making Buscuit.
Rusks, Sweet Cakes. Pastry, Pudding. etc. TO be
had c. E RETIFpIa
ApriIl4, 1874.
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TERMS OF SALE.
BANK STATEMENT.

". E. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
10. 1S75-ts.
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ESTRAY BOAR.

TAME to my premises. or about the 10th oil
" December. a large. SPOTTED BOAR HOG.
Tue owner Will come forward, prove property
paw costs aud take it away.
january l9, ls-S-3t. ROBERT CHEW
, 1875-07-30
FRED DOUGLASS.
Iif9 lttt.L4|}ALE APEE3H.

gpsefai i1s,aitk II Tht Ehtddr TrfhHn'.
WASHINGTON, u. G., July 2g.-Fred no,iElsrs
tns written a letter to explain hts JI!llsdHIs
srccch. IIe eays that his purpose was not to
ndyse tho colornA people to 1eayo the Ecpuhli-
eau party. IIo thinks tho tinae may como wl'rn
the cDnrel people Ut tho country may divide
their vote between tho Two great political par
tics Which wil be whom their Eights arc ~ safe
II. tho hanls Of ons pnrty as In those Of tho
other; but this conslmmation 20 tfovonteaiy 10
bo wished has not yet come to pass in his
opinion. No co]uEea n,au. no says, who roads
democratic newspapers, latcns tn tho dobasca
In Congress, or su.dioH tho seEdencfoa Of thu
respective part;ou nool he told that tho time
Ina M. come to quit tho Republican party. lie
tcrpte:ed Apearh. ami taJH
rr5eten.o 1" parties. PrnrsFy infr'm ~, ~ aG "a
clrts1 In The American people 10 ru f - t'r s'tl,.s
1nr"f ts'stce f"r III. rule Of tny@ =, w.. 't'1 LIN, y,
l:!sn ~. t.yor. by. fur 'sy: a. 1''m,inE NIT. ~
TN" 'od tnel'ms ri tho ,1 Wa , Eo up s ,s, ~,
len utuucy, ias ur,l.i wus taLsn fllst Itrr forins
er,c hcltriiy .aiureA IS u' Crafty. and .lsel 70 rnt
" mi Mrs.asry ths1t s1''s y. 2 in "rt by
cl lei men, liu, a, iAss "ulnrtd man ct'nner-
ca wtlA its management: that tho hn,sar" n; n.
rol,liers of t,r leruh':r, vas likely 10 b" H.r'l
fur scctarjau aui tcl4h purposes. tsise tbr
eorei '"on +l u t'Rl:s gtts Lsin ta ,sos
wlIc.. nrs Esr TO las pepc II al ner nul'''. and
II i, t:1.o fails asA1 himtai II Their 't1tll:.s.
then ii, liza s' a~h. II thn Aack llla ra'.' I'VE VII
u is. # II. 1T lie *nnlh tilNo aiHr ~ f N tho
lar t,,.- tlanl mRan iEe White rafo fht Indemnify
fr liz, ,.HI; III siafary 10 wb4-h lie hs's btsn Eu@-
, 1875-07-30
NOTES AND NEWS.

IInsbx,
-. 'F'f''' "''''e" !" Tx ''n"H0 ~ t.
NA"h1S1ruS, u. H., JHiy 2".-eoeretaty be-
fAno vii! not as aa l,acn asaicIl intend tue co'i"
fcrcnco OF tho Indian Cnn,lnieslou at Long
n,,,,.h H,;,her In. Ii, lcen invited, llo I,1s
~ w.. 1,,,rI ,,d
never ateh'lFH a'lI h'cetI4fk"" " 4'' A'"''a "e''
llat communicated viii, it only In Writing.
DISTRICT F1S"scEs ,
0 49,. i,,,, sat,,;,, -, .,,o IN, bo,,. Il, y
tc'tF''e" sno ~" ts-'" ;" nv ~, ".'n ,;',.
n'alincr which ~ mt Hlhsataeu py tao haElsler
Of III" Treasury. lilo bonas havo hron uscu to
pay fur new work well ~ to aettio olt! tloa:!1'
.,,,;n,u ,1h, te,..or ri tt,c rrea.ury in of tho
49,. 49," ~. .,.n. H. .,,,,u,,,.a II,
o''''""' 'i'"s ~" ~" .""'''' w ,,
permit tho uHe OF tilo:o Anl"ls 1of 70" EonslactF'
toIlit were intended tos sl'e scI''e!aeul u ~.
lnlIiatcd l'dobtedneas. IL na1 oee'i ~ tEeu t''nt
there "na 10 luIt to tho amount os nouns WHICH
tho commissioners might irt'ie' ihe ta,sss!sI
Congress- appropriated inohos ehouEI 10 ras so
inteseHt on bHt Tlg'"u u stese ~. nsona IT. 1,n'
amount ie cnnrudrH. therefore, IN the iltn11 ln-
tfnacd ~ Cnfrchs. llo VIII XXI ntn ,.s IT,.
fuse to i*4ac IN c1eens Of Slo.0o'l'taai. llic ld
anount a!rta'y OUTSTANDING u :,"a'Mo'
Large l:hf4tit'"a ol 'heHe nnnuh NV neen H.
Eotiatcd III New iotk nHd Now l.ilelaaa.
li"hf .'ssoc'a'ea ' tt'|.I
trHiESt sfAIHAEHr. IT. o.u..
WAsll1S9ToS' y. I.' SEi5 :-1no e'n!p..csu1'st ~
ol tut thfIce5 ab ~ ~ H, ~ .uT
l!ra~nff ~ tno assno I'll a,.a.s9a.
Na:lona' ithnk cnell"oa tut 'Ho n.on,A snt'at; ]
July ", III yer cent oi Which lH to 20 ietltou
III !eEai-tcla"' ote1' utnn.u6 si'o -, "t.o4u ~
" lc:AtenheT notes te'lIe. AncG ~ paSsaRn ~
tto hst o. ynn ~ i1ao. ,. Ft.,,a.'1a,i xinns
niionht ol Icea'-ie1ucl huson uciu1eu s.l'eo .a
!"ly ~ HhtioThi lI'sh 'i ior ae.ts a.a.a
y s4,ao",olo; 4nu "nglp "'sts T u m thu7t l.;
acr notss ponostca FHen oune ~. tG'*, s,.s -
sas""t ,..,,a umJ u,nce I"na % III, ~
Yil.4H2: ttnco Jan. II, 1879, S9,ua6, 10. lilo
, 1875-07-30
R0YAI hlArrlaKcs.


Tho Queen of IIollsnd leayes town for hhr
own country to-day. ThtIe has been ramar
tbs object Of her visit has been not merely
amusement, but, IN . sense, business. aud that
thefs IL > ehaucu VI the ltincass Bsatsico leiuH
tetsothed to Prince Alexander, the second vol,
Of the King Of Holland. There have for mora
than one genoration been unfortunate relations
betwcan tic two ltoyal faull.cs ln this respect.
4. match WAS arranged bct"esn the rsmoosa
Charlotte, daughter ot George ~. sul tAa tAsu
priuce Of Orange. but it ht11s down Oh account
OF tbs scpugnAucs Of tho Princess toward hs1
suitor. Again. in our day. 4 Prtnco OF Orange
came to Gsk tbs hAnd Of \ Princess of tho blood
the prlncess Alice. and it IL even said that he
proposed to younger sistari but he had rather
! b4d Character. liks hia IAthur, uni wAs sool,
sent about Liy business. This slooud son has,
however. boon rather bis motharu y boy, aud
thcre can 10 no doubt that a family connection
with Holland would ba popular he.e. II IL
thought that there Il enough German blood
Auluuy Il. in high places