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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-10

CARRi AGES AND BUGGIES.
~ wish to inform my friends that have
moved my CARRIAGEsHOP 80 my new build
ing near the Virginia Hotel, where will keep
on hand Carriages and Buggiea of every de-
scription: By close attention to business an d
fair dealing, expect TO give entire satisfac-
ton. will pay strict attention to REPAIR
ING. Give me a call before purchasing.
jap1A # J. b. WATERS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-10
%
poetrp.
THE FIRST CLIENT.

IA LEGAL D1rrY TO BE SUNG WITHOUT CHORUS TO
rHKA1R OF 1.-THE KINGS OLD COURTIER"I
1ohp Smith. a Young attorney just admitted to the
Was solemn and sagaclous as-as young attorneys
And frown of deep abstraction held the seizin OF
The result Of contemplation of the rule in sheeys
One day in term-time Mr.. Smith was sitting in the
When some good men and true of the body OF the
county did on their oath report.
That heretofore to witt upon the second day OF May
A. D. 1877, about the hour of noon, in the c0un-
tY and state aforesaid one Joseph Scroggs late
Of said county, did then and there feloniously
take, steal and carry away
One bay horse of the value of fifty dollars more Or
soods and ciattels Of one Hezekiah Hess)
Contrary to the statute in such case expressly made
And aaa e
The prisoner, Joseph Scroggs, was then arralgned
And plead not guilty, and of this he threw himself
upon the country at large;
And said Joseph being poor, the court did gracious
Mr.. Smith to defend him-much on the same prin
cipe that obtains in every charity q; hospital spi T.
rectify serious injury to an organ or joint.
The witnesses seemed prejudiced against poor Mr..
And the District Attorney made thrilling speech in
which he told the jury that if they didn't hnd
for the state he reckoned he'd have to walk
their logs;'
Then Mr.. Smith arose and made his speech for the
Wherein he quoted Shakespeare, Blackstone Chitty.
Archbod, Joaquin Miller, Story, Kent. upper
Smedes and Marshall, and many other writers,
and everybody said they never heered SIGH
bust of eloquence." 49,
And he said: ,,"on THIS hypothesis my client must
And: "Again, on THIS hypothesis it's morally i'm
possible that he could be guilty, don't you
see?'' r.sl III
And: 'sThen, on THIS hypothesis, you really can't
And on, with forty-six more hypothesis. upon
none of which, Mr.. Smith ably demonstrated,
could Scroggs be derelict.
But the jury, never stirring from the box wherein
Returned a verdict OF 'guilty;" and his Honor
straightway sentenced Scroggs to three year
term in the Penitentiary, and heavy fine, and
the costs on top of that;
And the prisoner, in wild delight, got up and danced
and sung:
And when theyiasked him the reason of this strange
behavior he said: Its because l got off so
easy-for If thered ha' been a few more OF
them darned HYPOTHESlssES, l should certainly
have been hung ~
Irwin Russell in Scribner,s Monthly for Aug.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-10

imparting health and ST.
everywhere. Office, IS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-10
MEDICINES

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long timewas demon.
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackerv.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities of Il strengthen
Mg,pnrgatiUe, anda PR
tying tonic. :
Their first apparent eff
feet is TO increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
to properly Il S sim ilate.
Thus the system is nour-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gaus, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
persons take on flesh,
while under the influence
Of these pills, OF itself in
dicates their adaptability
TO nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
In ray Street, New York.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-10
DOANOKE COLLEGE,

h SAEEM, A.
TwENTY-FWTH SESSION. BEGINS SEP ITEM
BIER 18th, Collegiate, Elective and Prepara-
tory Courses. Location unsurpassed for health
fulness and mountain scenery Town and COL
lege noted for good morals Expenses for %
months from $3.50 to $24O (includlng tuition
quite prosperous. Students from fifteen States,
Indian Territory; and Mexico. For Catalogues,
&C., address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11

|MEvER DEM'S
| NEW
FUR RNITURE
| wARgRooMs,
Twc ikmrs Norih ~ frns,hsli's starr.
rcRGsoo, IOWA.,
Il surfel ~si, st is.at u saa ,tsss 4 s,y,sase, II
FfhNffsiif n Mt A. rsf'hess, snf n ,hf 'Hss
sssdsA sAa lsHilsss ever nFttta III siss tassktt.
Everything: Now---Latcst Styles.
W OLD GOODS.
rrs.,s'iee II
EXTENSION TABLES,
sEcRETARlEs, HOOK CASES,
wAnDnoHEs. BUREAUS.
l,EDsTEADs, CHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS, wnAT.SoTs,
LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN COIsNiCEs.
IN ssspst. ptssy artaa isinRnH ~ lI,a iratln AMI
sui asiaisaa ~ tls wanta ~ III community.
UNDERTAKING
~ III ~ hraneis promptly a.,ende IL .itl,er das
~ ninA.
M Ias j ia,ra assortment ~
Oofilns, Burial Cases and Oaskcta,
nb.,ts IL II prepared ia tfsli, ani fnrpls ~.an
HatsH aHd Ia hit stslr auI naninr Az nrIn rel 1T
The UAss FfaedIBitlp ~ lass,
tltantiHR HE ptlg# fsv t#sHTs anI ii# nsiIip,n4
H hs lasst ta ifgs e. aa#nf lis ffles# ittat is IL
istrffiitta ittstT than atHf q intIl llpr auIilis
d..isa, 1.slatt AMI asusill il patronage.
Il. MEvERDEN.
afesea. Dae, ~, ls7b,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11
4 Family Quarrel.

\ Woman Icing counted uni, tie other
morning. aftera debate a,l ihe question.
! Wiz silnll rise anl hnilI I'll. tirry'.
got up punl split h,'r husbands wnoel.n
lrK into kindling Meo,I, anil hrotle.l the
steak Will, H. n male him ii, ila.l tint
he gut hol.i ~ her fal.e ie,tli niM lit the
tlos with tliem. Sir .li,,I nniil nl,p hn,i
Il II, II hsnteles. nnl iI,en dipped out
Iia itlnas ey.'. and climbed nran the bed
port mil arSeL The rlfinR 81. t. tIs
ceiling with ii lpil III chewing Riim. Then
II. tas,s h.r Misp Ut iilAt' ltisir AMI tied Il
~ IA stick and began Ml,itrManlillg ill.,.
kitidnsll viii, II. lnn Ale started nll tu
ohtain iiyar.'. Itii ilic Judge decided
iliAt b. tallltltt srant divorce nitl.ra
ilnre were two parties t. tie enii, and
there ai.a hariiy enough u them left tu
mix. alie.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11

Rnasin goea into the wnr Will, n popn.
lniion uf s;. ;.5sh. .un,,-~a deceptive tuinl,
III course, since II includes tl,e kirplaiz,
Orirntalu. etc.. Tint. np fur from contrib.
nting IL the vntion'n strength In caar VI
4 war. form MI element ot weakness, H..
manlinR enra nr es.n repression. Her
debt y plaeed NJ Al FOL, ,onO.Nn. Her
llnnnrea linvr had a. l,n n,lrsed for sny-
ri years LUCK. TpM 10 slender il tni
nnee luas her budget hinge tint Russia
has ~ borrow lnrfel, ~ meet the inter.
eHt 81 her debt md supply deficiencies,
I'll. inhabitants of is,iHain from 20 4,
4, form the army. sis years service with
tl,n active nrmy AMI nine yenrs III the
reserves beiilH demanded III European
ltnanin. Tho r,gnlnr army on war
footing includes the following
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11
Increase In the Manufacture Of Distilled
SDlrlts.

Consolidated retiirnh made III .hs lii
tarnai Revenue Bureau Iurtllc nix months
ended Dec. II, lsTi. slow large III.
erease III the quantity ol distilled spirits
mule la tlAt prrlud as compared with
lin corresponding Nh months If the prr.
siona y.nr Tie number III taxable gal.
lons produced for tie xix months Mas
~. NM. NM. against .i,,alO, ,tHD for tie
sis months ~ ls15. 'lns was phil OH
3p.Mh,.Osm gallons, IN increase 1T about
i.UDn..ltID gallons pyer nr last ss months
IT lsss. Nsnfly I0n.nOD gallons were
exported during tlie Nix mouths .snIp.I
with dec MIR last. Mlliel, Ii an increase
II abami III pr cont. Ia filynr II these III i
months. Tie aILniii, uf spirits Ii, Ware-
lo,,se on Jan. Inst was nearly IL nm.
thAl rfllaits. IN inerenMr If | .'tH,s NM gal.
Ions as compared will, jan. l. ls7I
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11
I've conference nf constantinpple was

I've conference nf Gnnstautinnple was
preeipint.sl.
I'lle conference snlel ia tin powers
rReing lron recommendation which
the ssnltnn r,tleetal ~ Wholly incnmpnt
i'll. with hia dignity or even existence
H.. h,Neser. ordered analogous r.
forms. prepared Il constitution anl called
a Parliament. After tlis il hesnne only
il question a time when wrr wpl,ll
l,renk ant. Rnssin complaining that
Turkey either could not, pr would not,
enrfy ont her reforms fur the benefit oi
h.r lirlsinn subjects: Turkey TINT
nnasia Wa fnnrnting iniufreeiien IN
lnr provinces, anl mnking preteSts for
inimi.nl interference. 10th complaints
Nerp probably well-iauad.d. Tlie mnntl
difference iii ihe yalue of tlle complaints
II The two powers. llawryrr, II consider.
aLlr nilI obvious. Russia complains ol
ullnt nhe believes TINT I'nrkr, will ,ln.
Turkey of whit sl.r believes tint Russia
haa dnns. klssia Posa 10 wnr toeoinpl
the Turks IL b.hasc iawarl tl.rif Chria.
linn snbjreis as Rntsia thinks Turkey
ought u behave. Turkey pnen tn wnr
u euninia thr rigll II Russia ~ my
alh.r power IL administer ller govern.
nisnt for lier within her own dolninionS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11
4 l;irls, Debate.

In suburb of ST. Louis Ii YOUNG
wonlen's seminary. anil tiir pupils iasu
4 debating society. Recently they ,lip.
r,.rsel III. question, 7 II Il proper for i
girl to permit male cousin ~ kira
lirr." Newspaper reporters M.re mt
admitted. hut MI account " thu ,lrlHtu
wan secured III secondhand. Il,u weight
ii argument MaA that girls cllrckn niny
81 Kissed with prnpricty hy young msn
who uru rally colisinH, but tl,at ileir
mouths. III kissed M all l,y nlnlr rflaliu
nc Jinlnntly removed, must bo toicht 4
,lnintily. ur lny..mnking may reall.
Tn niltliorilie. of III. seminary, ~,
learning what had happened, ordered
that MI questions ~ lH stiDr,ssei must
tirss be sanctioned by them. and TINT 4
member ~ the faculty must aitsnA every
meeting.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11
l'nl,lie Lands.

MI. Powell. IN rnprr rsaL before
Nh A.aslsiny ~ Ssi.llr.A, III Washing.
lam, niloMn tl,at tlipls II scarcely my
eHl lalll lelt iii fnr poor nuns home.
stlsnl farm. art ilat ,lirrr ii nothing Il.
III gnll,.l bs pr,lraeting Il llumestsiuJ
atalsfm illll Inn ,s'i.AeI Ii itn III service,
unl tint t.uW prevents rather tlnn In.t.
i,rs n.itlemsnt. Mil. lnw,ll aa,s tint
MI tl,e g.nsl public l.fnlR Ii, for spsii.,,
nirnt nrr spl.l. Ther IL not LIT nIls,lI
Iii ll,p Ml,nia United Stntns, III lnsl Mli,rl
Il lsur mnn rpnli tnrn into il iarnl,
enough IL max. nne a,trayc county III
Wisconsin. Tho nttly ranlsinn IL thie
,,n,. p.rl.nra. H. iuntli III 'i'.saN "a Iii.
lInlinn Territory
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11

their tails mule fast ~ tnsseled srappingn
proceeding from tle yoke.pins. Which
lsreli over their hacka, In ORDER ip prevent
tliair spatfaring mud.
Df course there II IN sent far ils
driver. I'lir fnmti.nnry wnlka before
the alilinnl~. ansl His alinnet beside th.m,
10 gpl.d them on when required. liesilrn
illeH two, irtlin NJ black guards.
ennliell. null othcr fpptmen--- surround
Tie enrTians, either for protection or for
service
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11

eW-Au snrts NJ rerAtrtnn prss,apty attended h.,
rrasts - Inv Al, aaat ~urk caA be afIordsti.
Patronage respectfully Fniested.
aau 4. ONAlTM lite.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11
II AnAS IiAss.rr,
County Surveyor.

Noricr Those who wish for my services ~ sur.
se,ar MA. lind me Ut my
Residences. Two and HAIR Nltrs NOrth.
west fr0sM Howard Center,
On the Limr springs read. ~, IN my shs.hee. ihAs
#irasn wofd with my .an. They rah alan ss,fratlnd
with me at toward Center nr Glen iins. AlNass
siss tile ses4lnn, township aud ranar. lhp Hnfs.ts
of# records Will e knrt Al the Court lioMss trsrsa
LtlAN iAAsErr.
ama tnait, surveyor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11


The nrmy AInu linn l9i, nonann,.
latnfltH, 2lO. Mn l,nlr.r aud 1,taN, runs,
l'p iliis mny ln a.l.lrd The irregular army
ltnr%aeka. ese.) containing \. .5ns officers,
Ill ..DD nen nnd ,.ai.Ds noll.combatanin.
The new army organization, only .lnies
l,aek to Ort. |, ls1I, aiid, nftrr deduct.
ing from tie strength II the nrmy tl,p
forces Ia iIe Caucasus tiu. IND mcn) nit
thu nrmiea ~ Drrnhtrg, Siberia and
'inrkcrian t5O. .DOl mem. ni,d making NJ.
laMai,ec fur garrisnaH that must he kept
up, there cail hardly IT, counted npun iur
service mure tlnn 5OO, men.
Tl1.Mar strength, II the Turkish army
II placrl ~ .nI. 7lpO lneti, with iu5, lap ii,
the first reserve. 2I.thW III tlie .eeo,ni
rrsr,s, I'D. Am Ia the military police.
nnd In. NM in thr thrl reserve. II total
II isG, tW. The irr.gnlnrr ire estimated
III ~. WAl nnd tie niiNiliarieH III n.fAM.
~ 10 tle quality u tl,r Turkish truops
there can IL no .lo,ilt. They nre men
Who live upon little. aiu niie,lui,ic ii
discipline. march rplen.lislly nnd hght
Anl,l'ornly l,ellin,i willis or un,ler go.l
Ieii.lera.
On ilr Blaek rrn, the Turks have
vfrt ntstrli tlt1 Wiiil,s sltntHl. III 1lrrsins
brr Inst tin Russian il,vt on Tint inppf.
tant sen comprised twp twu.gsln Iron.
clala, heuislen Que Ia prNrrs III eonrtfir.
tiOn twenty-five SLIPS III war. nipl am.
building ani fp,ir tlnnrincd sesn.ia -,
total uf thirty three y,A.rla, Will, eighty.
eevan guns, having 4 tonnage uf ISL M,
nnl il power ~ t.;Isu horrcn. Turkey.
III The other han,. ennIL pour inin sf,r
lslark %n ncarly tln whole ~ her n.vt
NJ Thirty iruirln.ls nnl myenty.ais
"Halrn srrrrlH. mounting ils runs, rnr.
rsing III, isN men nni having liutar.
power ~ 2s..t,1, This pr.i4nni.raue. In
ia,er u Turkey helps lirr ii ,ll-pnla iln
passagc u thu Danube and enables lnr
~ compel the advance un t0nslnniinni,ip
~ IN nia.ln NY land from ihc prniI, anl
tlle Danube. an.l without my help by
sea.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11

iIt'frsLo HIT haa maisa so. .Np with
hls LITTLE . .,lfaln, Ati.r Int December,
playing ifquenily u s'uusan.l dollar
houses In iils East
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-11

\ Young la.ly. wlW went Ia II circus II,
Kielsmunl. w, fit something winding
iisrlf around l.r waist. II VIVA not thu
arm u the gentleman ~llo accompanied
lar. II waH only a snake ~ large erny
nnakr TINT ha.i .~'afs.l FROM nic III tho
sisle.sl,ow. .illr put her Innd III llrr
sleeve. felt tie ~'rHnt'n head, nn,l
slIriok.i IIus. wIso IA lnsiln her IN.
coilna tile snake nnd Killed II.
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BAYLI16
GREAT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
KEOKuK. IOWA,
TN The ! Alls.Iasll,i,l.

rrt' MH,. N. Miller, ust,sral Manager. NM.
tsshih ysar. Abaus ssiy dollars pay Ill sAp"I,srs
fsf inehihersAlt,, ts,arL aud stationery. u.uA-
kvlrs. trisiIra teI*,rtef~, operators. Msslilse#.
surveyors assI teaalrtn thoroughly Aiisd. tHRitsh
bretrhss free. frvs lecture. Y, eminent nrAter.
Fue festivals. sith hrAss tanf, ~ taileHe tisli.
lraphng tren. Shorthand writing ttsse. ass~i
lsoariinR eiilm AMI falatly iasrd. ttaiirusa sstu
deducted. ttslinshss bnstu.ss III ksskuk. NesaeA.
tion. Ahdrsse NAit.iEN tuiiaksiE, k.uknk. Iowa.
state where you kAw this alssrsis meMl rsyt
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10 THE RECORD
NOTES FROM NEW ENGLAND.


have spent hours in Greenwood and other
cities Of the dead, these silent cities have al
ways peculiar interest to me. As walk along
their narrow streets and gaze upon the stately
monument, or the simple marble slab point
ing out the abode of some untenanted body,
forget the strife, the ambition, the disap-
pointments Of lifs and remember that we are
indeed but dust
It was beautiful July afternoon when l
passed through the splendid grants gateway
designed after an Egyptian model, into Mount
Auburn. Turning TO the right we drove
slowly along Elm Avenue, on either side were
lots iiiors or less elegantly and expensively
decorated according to the means and tasts Of
the owner. Turning into Fir Avenue; we
came to the Binney monument one Of the
finest in the cemetery 1t is Of Italian mar
BILE, in front Is the figure Of an angel on the
back weeping female figure, both life size.
The monument bears the inscription T: Amos
Binney, IA. D., died at Rome; Feb. 18th, ts47,
aged A.
The avenues and paths are designated by
floral names, and have neat guide-boards to
utAcCb thG ftottVAs
| inquired for the grave of Louis Agassiz,
and being told that 1t was In lot 2640 Bellwort
PATH, set out alone to find 1t. At every step
something of interest attracted my attention,
and drew me first down one path and through
another until my eye fell upon the name Of
'sFuller,'' attached to one Of the lots.
paused. wondering II a memorial Of Margaret
Fuller could be found here, and upon exam
ing tue monuments upon the lot / had the
satisfaction to discover the one erected to the
memory Of Margaret Fuller 0ssoli, to her
husband and child. 1t was tablet above
which was cross; and beneath Is sculptured
portrait of Mrs. Ossolii with book upon
one side Of the portrait and a sword upon the
other. We give the inscription upon the
Ossoli tablet in full. In memory Of Mar
garet Fuller Ossoli, born in Cambridge, Mass,
May Esd. 1870 by birth child Of New
England, BY adoption a citizen Of Rome, by
genius beldnging to the world. In youth an
insatiate student, seeking the highest culture;
in ripper years; teacher, writer, critic Of litera-
ture and arts in mature age, companion and
helper of many earnest reformers IN America
and Europe. Also in memory of her hus-
band, Giovanni Angelo Marquis ossoli. He
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VECFEfIINE
rs MY FAMILY
MEDICINE.
/ WISH NO OTHER

PROVIDENCE April sth, 1917,
H. r. STEvEys--Dear Sir Wbeu was about
years OF age a humor broke out upon me, which my
mother tried by giving me herb teas and all ot-
er such remedies she knew Of hut IL continuen 70
grow worse, until finally she consulted physician anu
he said had the salt rheum and dDctortd nae Tor thai
complaint. He relieved me some. hut said could n"'
h. permanently cured the disease originated in tue
hood remained great sufferer fol several years ui-
Ill heard of and consulted physician, VIII, said iai
the scrouious humor aad IT w.uld allow him I" doe.
tor me he would did aud h. coiii'irtri
healing up my sores succeeded In eilsiug an cN-
tcrnal cure but in short time the disease appeared ~
worse form than ever, generous bufnor upon my
lungs. and head suffered the mot trfri' pam
and there seemed 10 he remedy AM my lrl phs
thought die, when my attention wis called
while reading newspaper, to NEtil me Test i'n"ai
Of Mrs Wateriousc No. 36 Athens street >aai;i 's-
ron and Ormefiy residing in Sn.a Boston aiid hre
personally acquainted with her and knowing . r. 'Tu,-
er feeble health. concluded wod tist4se Negfii
After had takc few bottles IL seeiid 70 fierce the
sores out my SYSTEM had running sores in my ears
which for time very painful, but continued 10
take the Vcgetine until had taken about - bottles my
health Improving all the time from the c0mmeheenent
of the first hoftle and the 10 heal. commenced
taking the Vegetne in 1879 and continued its constant
use for six months At the present time my health Is
better than ii ever has been since was child. The
yegetne Is what helped me- aud most cordially recon-
mend il 10 all sufferers especially my friends mad
been sufferer for 30 years, and until used the
yegcine found remedy now use 1t as my family
'As1'S ''s' '''s - Mrs B. G. COOPER.
No. / ley Street Providence, r. I.