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MAIL.i-Leave st. Adams at 500 a. M, Burl.
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m, arriving at New London at $3.50 p. M, con.
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ACSOM neutrality-suspicious. RUTLAND Ut O:4u
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and Boston. j. W. HOBART,
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
BISHOP KAHN ON THE BIBLE IN
SCHOOLS,

Bishop Kain. Of Wheeling. delivered leo
ture at the Town Hall. in Weston. on the
evening of September 2lst, which is highly
spoken of by correspondent of the Weston
Democrat. The writer says of the Bishop
himself, that che presents an attractive, pro-
possessing countenauce aud q commanding
figure. His diction is elegant, aud his nrgus
ment forCble and logical The audience was
delighted with the elcqucncO of the Reverend
speaker, aud his mOmory will long be cher
ished by both Protestants and Catholics who
heard him." The subject of the lecture was
Faith" At the close of the lecture he an-
imadverted to the question of the Bible In
the schools
"He stated that Protestauts generally
thought that Catholics disrespected the Bible
and wished to expel it from the schools. He
said that such was not his feeling; he wanted
to see prayer aud religious devotion there alsoi
that he sincerely hoped that these little chill
dreu would be raised up pious Protestautsj
that if such is not done the schools would be.
come demoralizing; but that Catholics could
not send their children 10 be taught Protes.
tantism, for this would be the most glaring iu-
consistency in Catholic parents. While he
thought that PrOtestan'sm had somo defects,
yet, beyond. doubt, it is to he preferred 10
the skepticism of the day that ho hoped that
Protestant children during their younger days
might be taught TO practice their religion"
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.aaoIr0g3a 858gF8e

Horace sGEeeiey, the great apustle of high
tfFitP the paradox shocked 'hs i2ssllige9ss g
our trimesail politicians propose TO play that
game over agdiuig Will they learn a0thtRy
from experienced aans-it.5as I'd, ci s:n,ls
The whole truth is. that, tho class of men
who assume to manage our party are afraid
to encounter the Influence Of the bank stock
newspspsrs.t7 But if Wall street is to dictate
our platforms 'thS sooner the psOPls find new
leaders, the better for this country. ,se
.1r a. .,-..f.s.. JEFFERSON.
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'UPHOISTERING.
FURNITURE FIXED up,
COAL AND WOOD. YARD.

= WASHINGTON g. LIPFITT ,sa
WILL keep on kanI a constant supply of COAL
OF all kinda. aad Sawed and Split WOOD,
which they will furnish nd deliver in quantities
salt customers, fOr Cash Orders left at Yard cor
ner samuel street and B. & o. R. R.
% e5- Cash paid for Bones ..I.f.
June 10. IS73-Ir
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turn home found him installed as bookkeeper
in large mercantile house, working early and
late, to the surprise of all his friends.
"What has become of the anti9uated Miss
Norton7" he asked his mother one day. al
was in hopes she would come and go during
my stay in the country"
'She was detained, so she wrote us," his
mother replied, "but wO expect her sOOn.-
l hope you will be gracious to her, Fay, yOIf
father thinks her very estimable lady"
Yes" Fay said. impatiently. my father
expects me to marry her, and would sooner
black stoves for a living, much rs l respect
his Wishes"
-.A.fsw days after, Fay's mother hOrriRed
him by announcing the arrival of Miss Nor
ton, aud, with much reluctance, had allowed
himself to be carried off to the paror to re>
ceive an introduction. Fay stood spell>bound
when his afiauced wife stepped forward 10
meet him; but she brought him to himself
when she slipped her little hand in his and
said:
Don't be angry, Fay: Ned told me tho
first night you came to the farm, about your
running away from home to avoid the an
tiquated Miss Norton, and he thought it such
a capital joke and urged me not TO tell you
that was only the adopted daughter Of Mr..
Linton. So you sec," she added, her eyes
brimming over with happiness, 'it is possible
that your father may consent to your marry-
ing for love, after all
Fay kissed the blushiug beauty. his own
eyes filed with sears of Joy.
Eyes, can marry tor love now darling"
he said, land can have home for you, but
it must be surrounded by cypress, pinks aud
Verbenas for among those gained your prom-
ise to become my wise. For Everybody.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
School Boy Heroism.

Two boys we're in a school room alone 10.
gether, when some fireworks, contrary TO tho
masters prohibition, xploded. The one boy
denied the other, Bonnie Christie, would
neither admit nor deny it, aud was severely
fogged tor his obstipacy. Whom the boys
got alone again:
why dldut your deny it :" asked the de.
linqneut.
''Because there were only two, and one Of
US mu.t have lied" said Bonnie.
Then why didn't you say that did II Z"
"Because you said you didn't, and would
share the lie."
The boys heart melted Bonnio's moral
gallautry subdued him.
When the school resumed, the young rogue
marched up to the masters desk aud said
''Pleose. SIR, can't bear 10 be liar-I let
off the squibbs," aud burst into tears.
The masters eyes glisteDed on the self ho-
cuser, and the unmerited punishment he had
inflicted on his schoomnte smote his c0n-
scence. Before the whole school, hand in
hand with the cuIprit, IS if they we're paired
in the confession, the mastcr walked down 10
where young Christie sat, and 1aid aloud
"Bonnie Bonnie, lad, he and beg your
paTdOn-we arc both to blame"
The school was hushed and still, As old
scholars Sre apt to be when something truly
noble is being dOne--so still they might have
heard Bonnie's bitter tears drop proudly on
his book, as he sat enjoying the moral triumph
which subdued himself. as well filed all
the rest and then for want Of something else
to say he gently cried:
master, forever I"
Phe glorious shout of the scholars filed the
old mans eyes with something behind his
spectacles, which made him wipe them be-
fore he resumed the chair
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- The ira ms winch pass ChatIesIown WestwaTd At
1925, A. NJ, and Eastward at4jl9, F. 81 are Mail
trams -.,r-..l....r
ThecYalley Passenger Ira ins ma ke olose .connec
tions with Express Trains tn MaipSS;em, East and
West. The lo:2G NJ Tain ?eRgsots with m LHcA q
Pm Train conncc,s wish ExpTets East at ilarper's
~Ferrysnt GAG P. NJ. . .zr.F -.-5.- . -,,.-
Ex. Freight. No 1876 leaves Staunton at 80 r. NJ.
-passes Charlestown st i2.l7 a. NJ, and reaches
Harper's Ferry at l2 45 A.. 81. - -..- -gs---s.-
E1. Fcceight. No; t27. leaves Hsrgsr's Ferry at
4, l,GO-A. NJ ,pssses Chs lestowr at LAO A. 81, and
arrives at StRunton at 9.55 P NJ. ;-..-a 81,
"A b. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry. ..5,
THOS. K. SHARP
juno Is, lS75.a u. n Moster of TranspOr IA ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

: Sweetness aud light-aIove match,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12
kTENF MEDICINE ES,.

- SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA rIoNERV,
embracing all ofthe most popular and ,elisb!e re-
Inediss aad Nlso the lates Novels and finest kinds
O. As the quality Of Medicines. is always of the
greatest Importance butl to tho Physician and his
Patients, make It our constant care to secure
nome bat the Purest Medicines, and by his long ez
cerencc in tho retail business, he is prepared to
I'LL Ply siciaus' Prescriptions and Compound Medi-
eiaes co=ding the latest and strctest rules of
Pharmacy, Tho public can, confidently rely on
having their Prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared a. all hours of the day aud night
n B.-I take this occasion to return my ei i.cere
thanks for the very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community. and to express my grateful
neknoS ied.uIent of the high aPDreciatiou OF nay
Es!I0g citize OF my e'rts serve them trGdtir
that may be able in the future to render entire
satistaetinn all ~ho may !ayUr with their sup
peri and esu6deure. GEO t. LIGHT.
February "a, 1879. r l..- .T.. q -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

"a The proprietors of twenty-oOe stone
quarrios il Ohio have undertaken to put up
centeDDia! building for that State at FAirmOns
Park. The building will be built on lot
100 feet front and 259 feet deep. and the
stones entering into its construction are to be
dressed in the various styles they are suscept>
ibie of. and SO placed as to make the building
an attractive one. The roofing will be pus
on by various parties in Ohio, free of charge,
and the whole house will be handsomely far
nished by private parties.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

w The nomination OF Mpjor Henry Kyd
Douglas for the Senate by the Democratic Con-
serVative convention of Washington county,
Nd. is source Of copgratulatiOu among his
many friends in West Virginia.
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for acknowledgements in ths air
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PoEIitlf'.. g.
INDECIsION..

.2irU iss INDEcIsIoN. ps-sas
Dol 1Ove her3 sir
Dimpling red lipS at me floutinG.
Dimphug shoulders at me poutinG;. ,.
No. 1 dOn'tl
p Dol love herf sit -s .-,
Pr'soned in those crystal eyes. g... e.
Purity forever lies:
' g Yes, dol '9 h.1
Dol love herr
Little wild and wiltul fiction.
TeasIuGS tortunng contradictions;
aasrr 50, Yes, ! do! 74,5
ssf Do love her0 aai
With kipd acts aud sweet words. she
- AIDS and comforts poverty:
Yes. do!
LII. Do love heri
Quick she puts her cuIrass on,
stabs with laughter, stIngs with seorn.
''i- -H. No, IdOn'tl s'i' 90 fs--
Do love herr fs' 20
~ No I" Then to my arms she flies. i-s' o.
Filling me with glad surprise: y
~ t; All! yes, I dol; s.t.f.s F..
The G1IaryJOr October.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-12

Eg 1t is probable that the next Legisla-
ture of Virginia will have two ez>Governors
and one ez-CabiDet minister in IL. The
former Cows. Letcher and Smith, and the lat.
ter Hon A H. n. Stuart.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

On motion it was ordered that
George w. shaw, County Treasurer,
be required to file an additional bond
in the sum of ten thousand dollars
on or before the 4th Of October, 1873.
The District Attorney reported that
he had received from Humboldt
county warrant on the Treasurer
of said county for $l13 % and had
delivered the same to the County
Treasurer Of this county.
On motion it was ordered that all
minutes of the last session OF the
Board relative to the leasing OF the
Virginia and Dayton Toll Road
to Mr.. John Lothrop be and is
hereby recinded and it was
further ordered that the county
collect the following rates of toll on
said road for the purpose OF keeping
said road in repair, to.wit:
Horsemen, each way.......... , l2Hc
Buggy with one or two ami
mails, each way.........". 25c
One or two wagons with two
animals, per trip. Csc
And each additional animal
attached tbereto.............. &c
Loose stock, per head......... 2Hc
And it was further ordered that
John Lothorp be employed by the
county to manage said road and to
collect the tolls thereon; and that
said Lothrop receive for his services
a salary of one hundred and thirty
dollars per month; said Lothrop to
make returns of the receipts OF said
road under oath to this Board month
ly; and to pay same into the County
Treasury. Said money when SO paid
to be set aside and constitute fund
to be known as the Dayton and Vir-
ginia Toll Road Fund, and to be
used only for the purpose OF keeping
said road in repair and paying the
necessary expenses OF said road.
And it was further ordered that
said Lothrop be required to give a
bond in the sum of one thousand
dollars for the faithful performance
of his duties.
The above order to take effect on
and after Monday, September 9th,
1875.
J. NJ. MCGINNIs, Chairman,
J. A. BoNHAM, Co. Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-05

AN. OLD-TrAaEa GoNx.-By a pri-
vate letter from Geo. w. Todd,
Esq. Of Virginia City, NJ. T., we
learn Of the death, on August 26th,
Of William Fairweather. one Of the
oldest and most expert prospectors
Of the Rocky Mountains. "Bill
Fairweather" was ono of the three
who discovered the famous Alder
gulch, but like most Of his pro-
totypes, preserved only q good
nnme from the event which made
him remembered in the history Of
gold. From thousands and adiu.
once to poverty and pennies. poor
Bill travelled the down grade to the
last station, but around the bleak
him Of Alder and in the hearts Of
his gsnsrons neighbors, his name
and fame will live on till roses
bloom no more.
Psses 70 the ashes Of generous heart
Ysee6 nks thlns die. but never depart:
To those thou hat 70 loved aad those that
hash % loved thee.
ny nsme monument in pemery forever
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