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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

Won We>tphalen. who WIS Pru>>I:,n
Minister of the Interior from 1880 till 1850
died in Berlin on the 4th of July.
Bishop Cheney Reformed Epi>copaD, of
Chicago has been urged to accept the po-
sillon made vacant by the death of Bishop
Cumm'ns. bat will not do SO withou, the
consent of his congregation.
Don Carlos went to Mexico with tho
idea that the people there were si,nnle
and kind. but after he had lost $1,000 ,t
monte IN u single sitting he pulled nm
stakes, and left hastily for the UnitnI
States
Prince Carl Oscar. second son of O.cr
H. OF Sweden. has nearly completed an
extended tour through this country. The
swedish man-of-war. to which he is nj.
t;.caed rs a ml'lshipman, will sail from
Philadelphia this week
The president. one day last week, rave
an audience 10 an Ohio private citizen in
no way connected with public life. and
voluntarily conversed very freely with
him upon the public situation. Amono
other things, the president criticised verv
severely MIR. Hayes's letter. He said he
considered it in extremely bad taste. and
thought that it reflected upon the present
administration. The president further
SAID to this gentleman that he hoped the
time would come. when the American
people would be permitted to elect a pres
!dent tor as long time as they chose
Inc inference left upon this senileman'.,
mind was very strong tina, the president is
grlevously annoyed that no consideration
Whatever had been given to the question
OF the third term. The presidents entire
manner indicated complete dissatisfaction
WIN the political situation, and much PSI
sonal anger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19
The following resolution va, ut1;.rcd by
Mr. Benedict:

NHfEl.AS mere Is M more, r. lay the publish
"F> 9' Hc"SIa.r@ should he expected to FURNISH
Dy political
ICES. tlItH WhS satIonrrs >h aud b called fur
III II stationery. luldlurlS rent of la -
' II'-t. ErtilS Tor notnluE.' therefore.
EEsOi-N ED tHat III the opinion OF his Association
tub~iivr- Sil 'tt max" moderate charge pub
ilshIn- calls Tor plitic. conventions and catcusts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

FOR PRESIDENT.
RI TIlERFORD B. UA1 Els,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRES !DENT,
WILLIAM \. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
Republican state Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
OF II. JoIiN>BU RY.
FOR LIEU f. TOY EE\OE,
REDFIELD FROG TOR,
OF III TLA>p.
EOR STATE TREASURER,
JOHN \. PAGE,
OF MONTPELIER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
Out of Reach Founded !on Fact.

Jessie Mcdonald was hard Mt work Mt tho
washtub one day, when her little son Fegus
came rushing into tho room, crying as if his
heart would break.
"Daddy'll die up there" he sObbcd ''they
can't get him down"
"Die up where ?" exclaimed Jessie,
wringiug the soap off her hands and wiping
them on her apron.
"On the top of the factory chimney tho
rope has slipped down, and thoy can't got up
another, and the ladders are all too short"
Jessie flew out of the house and run to tho
foot Of the new factory chimney, round which
a crowd of workmcn were gathered in loud
discussion. On the top of the chimney stood
Angus Mcdonald, far beyond the reach of
help, to all appearance. When tho staging
was taken down, he, tho most skillful of tho
workmcn, had been left to do some last bit of
work. By strange accident" the ropo by
which he was to let himself down, had slipped
and fallen where it lay in heap.
Jessie covered her eyes with her hands,
Lord help me - she prayed from the depths
of her anxious heart. a sudden thought
came as the answer to her prayer.
ANGUS, she called, "unrnvc your stock
ing, man, and tie bit of mortar to tho yarn,
aud let it down to nc"
OF came ono of Angus bluo socks, knitted
OF the best yarn, spun by Jessie herself
ID, raYeled i il out. tied on the mortar. and let
Meanwhile Jessie had sent for q ball of
stout twine. The end of the twine she tied
to the end of the yarn.
"Now, draw the yarn up slowly" she said.
Angus followed her directions ms tho yarn
went higher and higher, she let out moro
twine from the ball in her hands. What
steady hands they were no tangliDg of the
twine or dropping of the ball If she had
been unrolling clothes line, sho could not
have done it more quietly. AT last, Angus
called out, IAN right; I've got tho twine
now, what are you going to do z"
''Tie on the rope" exclaimed Jessie.
There was nota sound among the crowd; you
could have heard pin drop as, with breath
less interest, they watched Jessie at her work.
She tied the rope and the twine together as
firmly a sailor could have done. Eager
eyes watched it ascend higher, higher. higher.
until Angus called out, GAN right, I've got
the rope stand from under !"
II secured tho rope, came down hand over
hand-nh ono can't tell about such n thing
The wnrkmen cried like children, aud pressed
round Angus and Jessie with words of praise
and affection. Tbon some one wiser than the
rest said, "Let them 90 homo alone" And
in the little kitchen the husband, wife and
child knelt, and thanked cd that their hearth
was not made desolGtc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

''DOn't you ike to be called Mr.. Holmes
If it will please you better, 1 will call you
Harry, as did years ago; but then you must
take me out walking and sing to me as you
did then; and call me Hetty just the same as
you did when we were little and you must
think more of me than of anybody else, just
as you did then; and" In the twinkling
of an eye her heart seemed. ito swell in her
throat, she suddenly realized what she was
saying, and in an instant she turned deathly
pale, swOOned aud tainted away in her chair.
Her hands were as cold as ice, her lips
bloodless, and hor face rs whito as snow. 1t
was a faint in reality. It was some time boz
fore water revived her, but when she awoko
she was in stronger arms than her father's or
mothers. She was held there, too, in spite
of her feeble efforts to get away.
Harry Holmes that night understood
Hetty better than ever. before. They were
married, aud another such brilliant wed>
ding was never celebrated in all that valley.
After they had been absent on their we'd
ding tour for several days, the loving little
wife said to her husband: Harry, don't
believe we ever would have got married had
it not been for my thoughtcss tongue. L
made the first love to you, and that's how it
all came about, didn't it.
Her only consolation now is that they are
very happy, that it was leap year, md that
none of the neighbOrs knew anything about
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
The Late Bishop Johns.

Resolutions passed at the late session of the
Valley Convocation, May Sd:
"The Cenvocation of the Valley of Vir-
ginia, having roiraiued fFom separate parochial
action with view TO united action, being now
in session, desire TO express their feelings upon
the death Of our beloved and revcred Bishop,
John Johns, ID. D., in tho following resolu>
tiODs:
ResOlved, That in his death we mourn tho
loss to ourselves, the Diocese and the Church,
of learned divine, wise overseer and
pastor, an eloquent preacher, an nffectionate
and spiritual father and symPsthizing friend
of all his clergy and people.
AND WHEREAS, Words of eulogy fall so
far short of our feelings upon tho occasion
Resoi0ed, That we can best show appreci-
alton of his merits and venera,ion Of his
memory,
lst. BY endeavoring to initiate more closely
the model he set before US, of preaching
simply and earnestly the precious Gospel of
Saviour Crucifed, aud Salvation by Grace
alone through faith in His Blood.
End. By more earnest support Of the Sem
mary and High School $50 dearly loved and
faithfully served by him, and SO often mem
toned in his prayers during his last hours)
endeavoring to preserve them what he labored
TO make them-uurReries Of Sound Learning,
Evangelical Religion and Personal Piety.
Bird. By exerting ourselves to fulfil the last
request he ever made to his beloved Diocese,
to put the Seminary upon a stable basis of
prosperity by suitable endowment"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
p0RTER's EACTOR.Y.

rT1HE undersigned an experienced workman,
I having leased the Porter Factory. 5 miles
from CharlCGtOTTn, Jefferson COUNTY, West Vlr-
GINA, VIII cadeavor, i'll the manufacture of
WTcolc1 Goods,
to maintain the excellent reputation for 50 naHy
years eEi0yCd Ey SAID Factory under the man
agcncnt of it's late prOorietor l"d his successors
The Factory Is amply supplied with improved
machinery. and t: facilities such as TO en-
able the iindeEs Gnel to tuTn out
=----EfTfET..nEC 2ESaGR:F FgfGf3 CT eC0ES
heretofore manufactured at said Factory. Deal
crs a:I;l theirs viii! be supplied upon call or st
short mOIiec, and u3Dn reasonable terms.
WOOL WANTED,
f"r which Tie highest market price in Cash will
he palt :ipOu delivery at lie Factory. JAS Law.
liH"!! < Co., Ci.Rrlrst0wu, ere also authorized
to purchase Wool for nc.
c. C. THOMAS.
p. O.-R;par. Jcff. Co.. W. va.
Aprli =. lRfT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
PoETICAt.
CENTENNIAL HYMN.
DT JOHN GRrENLrAF WHITTIER.

Our fathers God from ont whose hand
The centuries fall like grains of sand,
We meet to-day, united, free.
And loyal to our land and Thee,
To thank Thee for the era done
And trust Thee for the opening one.
Here where of old, by Thy design,
TEc fathers spske that word of Thine
Whose echo is the glad refrain ,t
or rsnded bolt and falling chain,
To Etace:our festsl time ,Rfrom all
The zones of earth our guests We call.
Be.withius whiIe.the Hew.World sreets
The. Old World, thronHinG all its streets,
dwelling all the,triumphs won
By art or toll beneath the sun:
And unto common good ordain
This. .rivAlship of hand and brain.
Thou WHO hast here in concord furlsd
The war flags of a gathered world,
Beneath our. Western skies fulfil
Tie OTient's mission of goods will,
Aud. freighted with Loves golden fleece,
Send back the.ArRonauts OF peace.
. For art ard labor met in truce.
For besuty made the bride of use.
Ne thanksThee, while witlIal we crave
TIE austero vlrtucsrstrong.to save.
The honor proof to place or gold.
The manhood. .neverG bought or sold!
o make Thou:us, through centurieslong,
In peace securo,'in Justice strong:
Around our gift of freedom draw
The safeguards of Thy righteous law,
And, cast'in some diyiner mould,
Let the new cycle shame.the old!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

SOUTHERN ilIsToRIcAL SOCIETY PAPERS
The April number of the Southern RisfOr>
icat Society Papers contains the conclusion of
documentary evidence bearing on the treat
aent Of prisoners during the late war, and is
a sweeping refutstion of the slauders hurled
at tho South by Dir. Blaine in his late speech.
Every friend of the South should subscribe
to this valuable historical publication Pub.
lishOd by the Southern Historical Society,
under direction of Rev. j. William Jones, d.
D., Richmond, Va, at So per anuum-sout
free to members OF the Society who have paid
their dues
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
'LETTBR FROM KABLETOWN.
KADLErowN, MAY s. 1876,

Editor of tile Spirit 81 have been wait-
ing impatiently to hear the response of the
''Clty GounoIf to certain requests made to
them through the columns of the Spirit and
Free Press, to give the analysis of the water
of certain well in Charlestown l think.
Mr. Editor, that those requests should have
been complied with-nOt simply to satisfy the
curiosity of some chronic croakers, but for the
benefit of suffering humanity Let them tell
it to the world of the rare virtues and oual>
tiles possessed by these waters aud the stvis>
itors" to Char!estown would be so numerous
that instead of remaining small village it
might spring, as by enchantment, into a
mighty city, aud the next Centennial" very
Eh;sy would be held there. And it is, Sir
In keeping with this declaration that induces
me to speak of several maryclous cures from
the use of these waters that came under nv
personal obsSrvRtion.. A gentleman who had
been afflicted with epilepsy from his birth had
r. ed IN vain every system of medicine known;
had been mercurialized, potashed, iron>clad
and soothing syrupcd-in fact, had been
travelling nllopsthic drug house and patent
medicine repository for years, and yet to no
advantage; but by simply bathing in these
HmPm waters he was entirely restored to
health, and is still living to corroborate this
genial couutenapce can be seen in the Jury.
box at nearly every meeting of the County
Court. A CITY councilman has been heard.
as he quatfed his morning drink, to declare it
as being "elegaut, sure cure for dyspepsia-
saved me trip to Capon" Delicate. invalid
ladies have pronounced it equal to the Vichey
salt, tho Iarrants seItzcr, OF the Husbands
magncsia. How these cures we're accom-,
PIished is not exactly known it may hare
been through the Imagination.
The particular ingredient that these waters
owe their medicinal virtues to is Sulphureted
hydrogen, it occurs as a result of decompc,-
sltion of organic matter-such as rats and
boot>tops. "SEQUAD."
KAELETowN.-The ncighbOrs are white>
The prospect for fruit along the river is
still good.
The farmers are now busily engaged plants
ing corn.
Wild ducks, bald eagles and cranes are
seen occasionly along the river.
-EishnFIaaa.rre and hass -LAiItr
caught. But the most remarkable thing we
have eVor seen was a mnd,tuttle caught by
Mr.. David Johnston on Wednesday last 1t
was poor, but large. One weighing ten
pounds is considered large By the people on
the river. This one. however. weighed %
pounds 1t measured feet inches from
the end of the nose to the end of the tail,
50 inches around the back. l23 inches around
the large part of the tail. IL inches around
the head the foot was inches broad, with
long claws. The shell from the back would
make small cradle for small baby 1t was
caught with hook and liue-aud small
sucker hank at that. The same gentleman
caught al uncommon looking perch, covered
with strange spots-black, yellow aud red
and with other peculiarities.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

= SHEPHERD CoLLEGE.-The discrimination
of the pupils of this school will begin, with
the Senior Normal Glass, June 5, proximo,
and will be continued from day to day until
the classes are heard in all their studies
The examinations will all be written
Wednesday night, June II, the Junior Glass
will give literary entertainment Thurs
day night. June Is, the address before TIE
Literary Societies will be delivered By Danl
B. Lucas, Esq. Friday, June 16, the Com
nencemeut exercises will take place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-Peterson for
June is on our table, fresh and inviting, as
usual-with superb fashion plates, choice
literature and variety of Interesting matter.
The ladies admire Peterson, and not without
good cause, for it is one Of the best of the
fashion books.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

JoRDAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
The Winchester Neocs learns that this delight
ful summer resort will be open for the accom-
mediation of visitors this season, although
owing to the late disastrous fire only limited
number can be accommodated Arrange
ments looking forward to rebuilding the burnt
district are now in progress. Mr.. +. c. Jor-
dan, the popular host, is quite active in the
work
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

To KEEF SWINE HEALTHY-Give hogs
plenty of pure water TO drink, and keep
within their reach equal parts of wood ashes,
common salt and -four of sulphur, and you
need not fear hog cholera, nor any other dis
ease
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

WASH FOR TBEEs.-HsDry Shaw, pro-
prietor Of the celebrated garden in st. Louis
which bears his name, recommends the fol-
lowing wash for protecting trees from the fat
headed borer: To barrel of water put ten
pounds of whale or fish oil soap and fve
pounds of Paris green. Applied during the
summer months to ash and other young trees
with smooth bark in the recently planted
Tower Grove Park. it prevented the entrance
of the insects which had previously done
much harm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

= Pluck will carry man where a palace
car will not,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

= The ladies like to see gtsepbacks con-
verted into pinbacks,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23

- The Richmond Dispatch says that a
shrewd Virginia politician who spends much
time in Washington says that Hendricks and
Hancock are the names most in favor for the
Presidency.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
PERSONAL.
H0AII WALKER 4 co,

H0AI1 TTALE1EEG 4 co,
The Celebrated Clothiers Ct Baltimore
Announce the Introduction Q! a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call spccia! attention. They will
'end on application their improved and accurate
ROLES FOR SELF lIELtSUREJIETT,
and full! line of aampcc from their i'm stock
of Cloths, CaesiIHeres, C0atngs, Shirtinga, &c,
thTs enabling parties in any Of the country 10
order their C2th!uG and Shirts dirsc: frnIn them,
with the certainty Of receiving garments Of
Tie Very --latest style
lind .Nost Fc!.fect Fit
atta,nablo. Goods ordered will be sertby Express
to a2y part Of the country. As is well 4 knoUn
throughout the Southern Sta teC tOy have cr Forty
three T"sEa eztcl!c5 i'll all departments of their
busincSs. which is slbetantinl guarantee the
character OF the Goods they will send a large
and we'll escorted 5tocs OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always hsod. together with ful line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the lntcst noTcItieo in desigu, and
At POPELAR PRICES
when Goods cent per EI prcss C. O. D., there
will be Eo collection charge on amounts of $40 and
over. Ruics Tor selt uGc2nuEcrncnt, SAMPLES OF
GoodS Gt.d Price List free application. The at
tcuti'n Of she TraHc is invited to Wbolcsa! &c
Department, which is Away kept up to the hghes;
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnis5lng g Cond0 either
ready made or made to order.
IG5 and l67 Baislm0rc Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ApTilI. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-23
ADVERTISING RATES.
pgTRANsIENT BILLs-cAsH.

ons Iquaro Il inch or les',) to wesks..-. 81. so
Each subsequent ertiOn......--..........., so
One square, three months. 400
One square, ak months. 500
Ono square, one 1000
CANDIDATEs' ANSOuNoNA AENTs.-For County OF.
hesrs, $500; State or Congregational, $1,000.
Legal advertisements at the published rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding Eve lines, ten centI
per line.
90 AlltrGnsient advertisement ts dHs Rnd collect
able after the frst insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Half and
Whole CoIanaas for Annual, Ssmi-Aanual and
Quarterly Advertisers.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
fAukatkO.
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d Berlina do.e;noati. Stal Sc ovsen Do
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OZnamky POhrOku

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