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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
IsUefdturC Ttnrscse5 Nctdriat
uIb
6efhdftS 0srm,ttluns Surcan
@artbieM @hfc g. Gr.
S. SmitG.
800, Is. StraSSe,
I1se 2 Aueaus. Nsp gcr!.

Gtn,iebun9 pcu Stalrfor.
terun9rn. .lstsralb ne pom Nilssia ben,
GrSi,tlits.u1o YsrnSIens z tllmIticns
en-, rpie ii5srblapt RtttS. uas Rptlr.
tatsssIbifts i'sttsi Art. Snfrument.
iranJ pon Drtanentsn fur auspirtiasn
Gstrlah. GrmitteluuJ Ucn Saidfll
uno %ermSBen vsrfcr5ensr unp psr'
ftrasner Ssrirutn.
Mmerisaniite uno Curry iiftc Eta ItS
rie @ertbpapiere lSsr9llpt, Oruaeei.
sentbum &c. i'm AIitrl3e 8e.uno pfr.
tauft.
@af anfrlsen lGcr QlnS. ShUcr,,
@iti,dr- unD Gfafprs. Aaselesfnsti.rn,
DECENTRALIZATION, pItenrfI.ten uno eersl.
nttsiien mir prompt &lrb uno Gnt-
mort.
AuSlsbrsttets @srbinbunaen unfsres
@efsaites nit iuriifiiren 5l4mlnnern.
GcnIdlltn .t. tn aGfn Ibetlen amer!.
tas unb Gurspls erm6slt9sn uns rl(he
uno stndue GrIebi3uR0 OesebeneT auf.
irk3e.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
AuscfuSrt.

gcn eineu dusefub.teu Geen,anr
rire aus SlHiap in California ri.
riatt:. OeEittbe. Elm wral ta5enee
Rann in nl,ttisren Sdbrsn Mn Stiisri
tinsr ltfGsn SIGu, mar auf einen jan
sen asn.Jrrser .siitrflats sswrrc,r
nac tei6les, bic Ssiosa auT Trr3s =
fsrfen. Gr sa6 IN, sr rurps flE r;Hf
Ilnsere 3sit mod ga1aMtntG sebtn
rsiffs auf at. fsbrt. ies66 ltpa. .a-
sSsitsn 5lse pisDsr iurlrt. assl iii
tinauf ms SihIicttrf,iaDasr. vsrblrs
iit in einem Sbrant Al6. Del. .stStrb DIT
ftri8. ceus sIB ii3 Stmlnp ;eisir. lH
] llsr RerJeus itlisf er Gin Rnc. sc:,1nA
~ ihnarfsn. Gin SeritafsT rts pau
fts tDrre Die sriali@sn 5sas slaastt. es
fsien 3iater in lS2afsd,eflaiaat.rin.
Hsm eoppsalufiseH GsRstr t;rannr
nm auf nisiclbsa7 73a flhinen. Der tiitr.
fl1ti3e G0,ndnn mar sesaee In ptn
i4rnitsr GriGnieh. als er rlcslilb rurt
rGRta S6u6 nit 9seselbuaa in.rtr 8ruif
eufafpsetr purre. eri4reS auf unc er.
tifi ais AntpO-t tih;F; SistiisnsS&uf.
GneliA rurse or aus fsinem 8sritsel
teraasseia16t i5lepy.t hb tefAimt in
fsin Sblafiimmsr uab fans eaislsft auf
ssm 9aceit'fsa EN- SIpier isitsef,dt.
pcria ibm fsire 6rla mittteilt, cas- liz
an Sage rcreer nit etm ianJen He1'
Strtsr purbTbrdnnt lst. 7-1'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29


Crit Ianatr Git litt Id at &ci kC'
pfuno unp unptrconl,Atrtt urr nausssA
d unnIttr QgEils elEfe Grn ntr on
Neiite dueasaettn bate, lief Id r.itb
nbeTrsteu DIR. Mueu &Snta's
SamburSer 9rrpfen ~ pe'lus
6m. Tu@ bersntdrSlamtn Seer aud
babe i6 MID nun eGrjltt prn ettlsm
befnpeTliHsn lleteL Sebtilt, SD Natse.
bdbtr Ieeem etnrn TOrrdte EiiIsltth I'M
6duie Ju batten.
SOfssR sfsilf 3. Getsasc. sue.
antrtennuns. $trt 6. s1rt-
man, 0srS y. .. GGlkrrn Gr., Sis.
lEfrmaGse unS GClafrele Spr Githtnt
| linuna Tigfe bear 3filen fdtc' 4
Guh, pticbe Sbr Der Natrtrit &C
perCTeHtliGen lCnnt, bdmit aud ~
ltitenoe Wtnihsn oneetritbPn rCrtfrs
DIR. usuf G6ntas 6Gr.turs
Ger 2rcpfen ia sgtraudtR. Tie
Itlben baben bel mir Sur rrGtn 3rf,ir.
hfrtett eepiTft une iG bin ir wfune
rsie i6 felt IanNer 3tit nj cbt etrtitn.
aRstne srlu tat tseftltGr aud Grbrancet
uEb 0lei6e 6llft erbdIien.
SD tabe nr6 ME sebfrt, tGf Qtutr 70
,ufritern nit IeeijineH aCtreftu Girt als
NIT DR.. Aus. 6Enip'e s famiItFR
Reb btiintn. MIe 9eute, fcntH tG
nod rrn Dr. Aueuif arnte'S 6omtHrs
ger 9rCpfsn reTfauft tGte, EnrcH 10
frcb, nab th bic Metilinrn I'm eic Gtaet
ettradbt babe. Go frrut mid fslstr, 10
rtiras dusaerunten lH tatfn. gpGe RE
etute fdgen, nS9tn fie einrm tfr SisIGH
3susntfFt, ptl&e Id Sbnfn fsnFf, snt.
AeAmeH. Gr9eteaf,
GnoTede G31bc.
| Bir suSifsntliftn fciasEtrs Scus.
.nie gum Sefen sitltr eeiceuren
Sisttr CLARA, s. G. g.. GaIrcHtpn,
0em SrIfare, &C..
Ia Sbre s. dmbur9er9rCrftR
fcircbi bel mir ais aud tei veTlttertneR
anbcren SerfOnen NIT 9utCm GTfeige
rirften. Tam ib niGt untir, StEGn
mtine Anerftnnung eariteT aAalufEre~
den une bite Gle, mir Irirtrr ;raIiB
5lafSeH jusufsHfen.
Dir &rctc beGtGMbsR.
Srdu Gtrltina Mcitcr, &thilcu,
@ie.. tseilf une fSclatntfe nit:
Seit LANCER 3eit lit iGp an 6triklct'
fen unp llnrereaulihffit, uni tatt nlons
den TclIar fur Tcttcrsn aEsaeetken.
Stlss mar fur nidte. 1uTG stn &c.
bTau6 Scn DR.. @uAuf 9Hni as
mburstr 9rcrftR Frrte i'd
gan, terasfeft unt mS@te Rie n:ftr
cbRe eitfelttn i'm faufe fsln.
Rr. alexander Dtbsr, eiRssIR; SGf.,
lhrttbt:
etute, Etl6e DR.. @ugUf@fHig'G
6amburserSrcpfen AItraHAeR,
fine fetr iufritrtn Fomit ure ncGtn
nift metr ctke birfrlten friR. GNte
6r0u bate ldn9t ben ECftcr Gebr0TGt
1ae EcRntt nibt 9riunH Kerecn. Ter
OetFau6 Der F0mturesr 4EUrftR bat
tisr bic Otfunbbe.t nieeGr ststttH.
tlebeP tte anerfcnnune. tref&e nier.
fsits ben 6amAuratr rffen
ais eintm rirtiih stpieefEen &rilrit%l
wiTh, f6reitt StTr Gntcn Srsntrn. 3a-
maaud, Ta. :-sItle 9rjtt rtrCrensn eit
!6ambrrJer 9rrrftu rcn DR.. %peu7
66uig. Gin 6err Trtter bsnsrfis. 20
sedre teine Nseiiin In Zen @rcttFsn.
Fie 10 cut wGrs ale bic SsmtSgEer
9'crfen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Gcfrrten.
-

J. 81 a -
: Nn l4ter =. ". ee>il4 DtIssn .cu
pprr Scuuibip. i'm &'ttr -, IS 5as.
rsu. 9@cudtsnunr II 5Iasn.
9ls, Rlbifcr6irJ IN lStrn b. N.
5rlu Slru6 !5l;st, @It'ir Yon Siect
.6,sel. Or, iw After bon 60 SItren
2 sQcadten uno p Sasen.
sm 20teu ,. %. in Ssnu !611, @is
8sfie 6. S,rt5ss, in Alie-> con II
SaSrsn. 9 @JnIten ane I6 Ids'n.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
GentenNtal' &rbitittcn.

@ie fam man rirfrlte icben Obne mao
p5lIreirsiI iu atttnl %an fdufs
Frauk LeSlie's His tOr;cal Register,
rclttes In ;tSn nfrnltlih GittintrptR
btitrn ausatsttrn pire unH alstate
nab ShluF str AusArGllns sclsnrtt
fein r're. Ssrse Ser tat arscn so
AndSnn err AuSatliuns ndb Strtr.
5rapSisn in erl; esitdittrn ~ cap cas-
game @trt rsreR ttnI SU0 entbl!trn
wire.. %rrts zines lftftes Ter &nssdt.
flr Subittitrntrn, III! tlr.te fttncs ga.
pier Atrrutt nit sintm Grirl 8oI;Itnitt.
uuIufssiSuitttn uup gum Sinern s;stns
sinaeftHirt. Sunf;.a ScufS. Jifir
Iassatr wtrr rurr 1rlsrr nur IN Sab.
ieriSsnten dtsslisisrf.
lie ..@all GptIicn." auf kiA'tr,s
Yasifr ss,ra1t Irp rSve Grt frIj
ibni,r. ~ fHufnrserei1's GcHts
PRO p,iI IN sci dacn :3:tIngSkanslsrn
III slttn INC pirs Ga5 ccn Ter Sfiice
rf. unt!rie tn;ten Raa GNpfIas ecs
Yferits 3eriLnpf
Cus @srt, ptItts iu triRer 5am;lie
In pen gNr. Staltl fstieu iD1te, CT.
fttint GnIliib unp Ttutit; In lee,ce
SrrItt lnrr rem 3;td: ,,Iir &sit.
aGeteaaus Ia YSiIlrslptia."
AA.iiifu fur bties AuEIlsea psrttR rtr
lInJt uno trsll.tn Ilbsrlle Seeias.
uassH.
s31n prube Gb taHs:aR an
grant 2es'ie,
s.sr gst.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

Gin rrtaSa.laer Srr~ in SsaeFsu's
Der in sinsr ssrtts far! SlOa,fin s!s {,
A,ssn Ie;nsa gstatr seicsSa wars, eaS
Saecs ais yrsdoent erndsit Utrhs. td,
bic seicnnt Summe st,rcnacu. Gr
aat eisIstte itSeh In eie 6Iuee ess Gei.
fcrs ets ..Ssrsfrnse Seruttieau" um es
fir bic Grmta ron Centre 1runtp su
rsrrenern, aEr ei;isntssu, rp,lte am be-
elrfrisRsu iiue, nit riaisen reFslsea ~
hti5eHser.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
8erbetratDct.-

Sn o7rcn 5tSraar. pur9 Stp. Ss,
slft;ln RIiT,r. DR.. Draian Z0taer
ySSa :ssnl 1,wrb;u. dno Ris ei, .
'sts oass soi Tifta Geant,.
am 26 p. m, tlrs .oenftitsn. DIR.
pcuis GiIle uns aRiB aaaet.1 Crater
Ssibt BON Sstttr .ISpaibte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Gin idlrscfgi+eA ttuatnd To Nsa
eiHl.

Nm ScRntaa sRorseR ssaen trti llbr
rurse an Ger Senn CTR. ;8rerjans rt,
Gsasins Giieatabn.cin eusae. in mel.
Gem Nifreh s. &iatr, Seea ron Sa.
rcc Rigsr In gun'n SNralSip. uitt
mel. vcn Der Stles Seasias pcSnSaft
SeinSirts faSr. rrn etasa tinaufIbr.
snsen 6tlbnds; III Der G:a1. ,ott. ct.
fast uas ~ esfielssa 3sit tn, sta 8Sj.
sa,a1 t:ranter uap serrts Ifers, sEl
SEN unS 6uiiher nit binrta. Ter gEI
sta marre In tauitnc Spliftrr strriNsn
are bic Sttife ltrr sine srcee Strtdr
sgeess pen Zen 3alsn nttaeflltrf.
rarsh elm rasrte @Lnesr fam t6r
RiEsr Scr Sdnss Ha6 ;wii&en bic 3lst
III lisssa aas rrlr. ais nan iba aus iei.
ser ssilsrif&sn ease,tefr.ts, ratarii:t
iurttear ;.raasiihf, am &erfs ssftnit.
..n uae in tsrustiritm 3uflnDe isins
atsieer Ia 6sseH.- itsSA psas lsttnsJe.
fiartife 9srlssuns. -.
Ten armen Yieref rolr her cine Sin.
asI-,li. 4 I, sSia dsI;:.,s,n uae bic tin:t Stir
Sti.b iieses, tis ri,
3aSe serttirdiirt Iplrtn. Mla osr,
iud,ts rs eNnH rea,aflb.tn, idne aNrI
h,5 &C aEmr3li5 letrn tcnu;e uar sf
nurtt etsblib test acibrfsa. gs w1:
riH rEr Sabre. aiies Sbisr unp S2Oo
rsrts; ea6 SlssY mar sl25 psrts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

~ D - - - - W
Seeen ses. IiHreibt une p<rr sseler y. u.
2usr, oue RcrwaIf, Cbip.) rtrtrti;sn fn mit
srfrsuliHem GrfrIsr 3r Guaul GSHigS
bamtrrser'7rer Man&e Gnniiie
SAT IHcn itr 6eiI une ihre Gefnnnttit in ihnea
erfEHeeR. Giniee gtrfrEcn, tic ffer cicIe
Sabre on eer 9eker litisn. fanttn tti Etritn~
Ten @triten feline &eiIura. Gle eetroutten
sneli6 Or. ausalt G5ais's &omburaer 9rsrfen
Mrh' rurstn rrIIfrmmer ettciIt. &e& irIitH
B cine Meeiiin lrlhrR Grfrls ssbGtt ipiE bic
hamburger 2rrpfen.
Gin @rsti in g9iliareturn, Er. Tettr gfeie>
see. reIter bic Pamturarr @eeisincn ran Er.
aus GSnia eff in feincr TrasIe anrGneef, figt
fcleenets llrttci. iber eie eamturaeI 2rrtiehs
"Dur6 tiptnegrfohrurs urr Stntr gum 9crs>
MIG, mus 10 erfenncn. fsE tic 3 pomtTrssr
Trpbfenfen TT. Aus. 6fnia patre !eerfs
frtunbe ais Rrebiuen atreretn firf. inteR
hicisiten Fidbiu aar pieIen gdueu ale rrpItt6Hs
unb titfrtib sriyieitr tabsn.
Iluter Sislen anheren 3euenilTen erkisIitR
mir scr 3ursem e;Een @rief ron 6errn gltcr
Geftr, Vlrmrutb, Sne., wGIhrr asiet. kof Rte
6amt raer Srcefen he's IT. Auauft
Eiria niGt rur btl tlein'n ltfteIn Su ertion~
Den iinc, icneera ouh, eoF SUr Der @nrtntrna
eerlelben arantbeitcn freiGen rniiffen, fie rft
Der Runl Der atrjte lrrtftn. "Tir 6amNurerr
9rrpfen boten nttine iSrau iriGrtr gang Eree~
ttlt. Gbcn ldnscre 9eit lit VIC an Der @ift,
eae II nitrt eeben fcnnte. 3Nir trrteH rep kEN
3amebureer ErVpfsn unt aetrau&tsn eieIt Me-
eis'n reaelmdeia fur niet aeit. Msine 6reR
befsrte ah sulebenee Hne III jest witeu ssRO
Arstfs0t."
Ssrr asbr.r @i8. SOuns. 0rHt,'s St~t,
ya., IAreikt:
SD babe ibre Samburefr Srrpfertsi
.siHer UeIrsenteit in 3eli, Ncr g.. eerrlfirn0
1ehduce kiermit eof Sas rec rcnitnsn In aEta
HeitanaeR bee Qnntte Gusacfoet rirt, Fsisse
t1ksrtttibRna IN, unh mdRiht Sbuenreci aUsen
@kgae, fow6bI 40 Sbvem ei6eaen Snsereis aE0
asmsDs8Is sisger 9eiesntsa.
Gran GafAarina aimmtrr.ann; Pnntcaer,
Gtact Nssr SCrf, rrelGs dhnlidtn Feiten HHS
terDcrftn mar. lhreitt iittr ikre 6eilHra: 9t3
litf !setes Hrftatr msArere Nrnate an errfsM-
Rasenbef6rsrrep. @enn icb elirde efsel'rn
bate 70 itteR metn Ntapeu trietrr aEIce rem Fch.
SD sebrauHte dritliGe PiIfe, srbieIt atcr reRig
Qinetrane.
Gtitsem Id nun Tr. MAeurt 4Rnis-e
d am urger Gr'crfen n artraudt
iif miein Raaen ps(lfemmen her telfels rnb i'd
Fam sel DE Sreiien aenicFfn. Sd empTrdr
hater eiere anseesei6ntte 6eiImttstI naea Ra-
stnlsiesnbsn duf's @tft.
Die Hiofdhe $50 hmraer ErrrFems
tenet SO gente, cter fun GIcfdten iirr Tclafs.
fEb In al n beutfGen @rc:nefen jui batfR, ,pee
sptrbfn biefeIben nan Gmrfas a nes Gisiee
Rod alsa 1teiIenher Bertiniofen; Gtea,tR se9
fanbt. Ran nepRiEfre ssv-s Z.
a. HoSeler & Co. Baltimore. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10
THE FAMILY MAN.
BX JOHN G. SAKE.

once was jolly young beau,
Aud knew how to pick up fan,
But I've done with all that, you must
know,
For now I'm family man.
When a partner ventured to take,
The ladies all favored the plani
They vowed was certain TO make
s'Such an excellent family MANI
If travel by land or by water,
have charge of some Susan or Ann!
Mrs. Brown is go sure that her daughter
Is safe with family man!
The trunks and the bandboxes round EN-
With something like horror, | scan,
But though l may mutter ''Confound
'em ~
smile-like family man!
once was as gay az templar,
But levity's now under ban;
Young people must have an exemplar,
And | am family man!
The club-men meet in the city
All treat me rs well as they can;
And only exclaim "What apity
Poor Tom is family mani
| own am getting quite pensive;
Ten children, from David to Dan,
Is family rather expensive;
Blu. then-I'm family man!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

Ex Gov. HENDRICKs ON THE PoLlrl-
CAL SIruArIoN-A reporter of the New
York Herald attempted TO interview
ex. Gov. Hendricks AT Indianapolis, Ind,
on Saturday, out was only partially sue
cessful, the Ex-Governor declining 10
express himself freely. He is repre-
sented, however, as saying that the
electoral commission having gone ac-
cording 10 law the result will be the
election of Mr.. Hayes. He did not
think the commission acted according
to the spirit Of the law, the decision
will not be satisfactory to the country,
and the longer the people thiuk upon it
the more it will be condemned. Mr.
Hendricks argued that the democratic
party is gradually growing stronger,
and will continue to do so, aud predict
ed the defeat of Morton in Indiana two
years hence. In regard to Louisiana
Mr.. Hendricks said: "rhe statement
that Hayes will recognize the Nichols
government in Louisiana is absurd. He
could not do it without stultitying the
methods to which he will owe his place.
To recognize Nichols would be to say
that Packard was rot elected by the
votes in Louisiana, and yet that he him
self Hayes was.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

SIMoN's BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.-
We all know that a woman of sensibil-
ity would never sue a man for breach
of promise of marriage, no matter what
her wrongs might be. But it is fortu-
nate for justice that some women are
not troubled with sensibility, and do
their best 10 make such masculine sim
ner, suffer at least part of what they
deserve. Much fun is still made OF
Senator Christiancy for marrying girl
Of nineteen, out of department, but he
at least proved himself to be an honora-
ble man. Like many another old patri-
arch, strong in his affections, and will
ful in his head, he tell in love with a
little treasury girl" with braid of
golden hair hanging down her back,
and in spite of children terrible, and a
fun poking world, he married her. If
he had not only not married her bnt
pursued her in secret, made her place
the price of virtue, ruined her, nobody
would have laughed at bim-a few
would have shaken their heads, but the
mass would have considered 'Old Chris
tiancy" vastly cleverer than they do to-
day.
"Old Simon" may be as innocent as
an angel, but the probabilities are
against him. Doubtless it is very true
what be says, that "he has more iInpor-
tsnt matters to attend to than matrimo-
ny"-and that "the old fox" never
thought Of marrying. She may be
''crazy' and weak minded, but he is
neither the one or the other.
1t he gave such woman a govern
ment place, and then levied private toll
on her affections and caresses to pay
for it, he but proves himself like many
others of his kind, and deserves to be
held up to universal disdain.-M Mary
Ciemmer in CinciaHnii Commercial.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

A HEART RENpiNG SIGHT.-Last
Friday the steamer Vesta, which plies
OF the Roanoke river to Norfolk, was
on her regular course up the river, hav-
inv on board Captain Locke in charge,
his wife and family, and the usual
compliment of passengers. Owing to
the charming nature of the weather the
children were allowed to appear on
deck and enjoy themselves. While so
doing one OF them, little boy about
three years old, ventured too near the
edge OF the boat, and fell overheard.
The engineer heard the fall, and even
before the screams OF the passengers
gave warning that some one was over
board had reversed the engine and soon
stopped the boat. Capt. Locke, seeing
his little boys danger, leaped into the
river and struggled to reach him, and
while doing so was almost rendered
powerlpss by the agonizing screams OF
the mother, who stood on deck watching
the struggles of her husband as he bat
tied against the waters TO save their
child. The little boy did not sink at
once, but foated along for some dis
tance, and it was only when his father
had nearly reached him that he sank 10
rise 10 more. The mother tainted at
once, aud Captain Locke's emotions were
of such nature that he barely escaped
drowning himself. He was picked up,
however, aud reached the boat safely,
where his presence was required to re-
store his wife TO consciousness and Of
fer such consolation as-was opportuue.
The boat was held in position for two
hours and the river dragged for the
body, but without success. The scene
is reported by eye witnesses TO have
been heart rending and affecting in the
extreme.-Pe ersburg Post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10
SWOLLEN LIMBS.

LEBANON, y. H., Jan. 10, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir write this note 20 inform you of
the effect Of your blood PrriH.r" upon my
system. When ] commenced taking II, year ago,
i va. verv much debilitaied. My limbs were
swollen 81 that il was impossible foT me 10 gst
into or out from = carriage, and very painful 10
Stand ON my feet Ny appetite was gone, my
strength failing rapidly. After using your med
icine for 4 few weeks began 20 improve Hy
appetite improved and my strength returned
vonted esse and feel | owe is ~ fEGETISE.
Yours gratefully,
Mis-. T.. A. II. TILDES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

Ask TuE OLD Woxax--A gentle.
man travelling out West relates tie fol.
lowing:
Riding horseback Just 1t night,
through the woods in 'SigDor county,
Michigan, came into the clearing, ia
the middle Of which stood . log house,
its owner sitting 10 tho opeu door sn,ok.
ing bis pipe. stopping my horse before
him, the following conversation epsued;
Good evening, sir
Good evening.
Can l get gIa@ Of milk Of youto
drinki' E
Well don't know. Ask ths old
womsr.
BY this time bis wife was standing st
his aide. + h
o, yes, said she. 'of course you ean.'
While drinking il ssksd
Think se. sre going TO have . stor,pf
'weiI. really, fdout know. Ask the
the old woman-she can tell.
I guess We shall set one right swsy.
said his wife. ~
Again asked.
How much land have ycd got cleared
heref /, q Sasif "a
well, resllyI don't kn6y.. ask, the
old woman -she knowa's
about ninetesn sesss.' said sb,.
sgsin answering. = -
Just then . troop Of chiIdrsa came
running and shouting svound the cor
Der Of the shanty, 80, q ~
IAN these your chiIdnnf ssId L
Don't know. Ask tie Old woass~.
she koows.' taf f'ysss ~ -
l did not wait 10 hesr any reply, hse
drew up my ssins md !sft isnspe'il il1teIy.
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MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

II. Y. STEVENS
Dear Sir-I have used VgdErISI and feel 1t
q duty to acknowledge the great benefit II has
sick from general debility, caused by overwork.
want OF sleep and proper rest. was very weak
and much enaciated. tried many remedies,
without receiving any benefit from any OF them,
until | was persuaded 90 try VE5ETiNr. Bo-
fore had taken this week my improved
condition gave me renewed hope and courage.
] continued 10 take IL every day gai ing more
strength until WAS completely restored 10 health
The effect Of this Rsmet'y, in case OF general do
biliiy, Ii indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH 4. FOLEY.
2i Webster street, Charleeionn n, NAse.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

LIVER CoxpLANr, Bilious Com
plants, Constipation Of the Bowels,
Jaundice, Sick Headache, Pains in the
Side and Back, Gidiness, Loss of Appe-
lite, or any complaint caused by . dis
orded stomach; is effcctnally cured by
the use of STONEBRAKER'S VEG
ETABLE LIVER PILLS Only rs
cents q Box hsl. lll-s.L1 rfi.-ll. y. Al,
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MILLIN ERY.

HAVE just returned Fl ON Baltimore,
l and now opening all the latest styles Of
Millinery, consisting of Hats, Feathers,
Flowers, Silks, Ribbons, Jet and Steel
Ornaments; also Hosiery, Gloves, Spool
Cotton, Needles, Pins, Sc. | invite the
Ladies' to call at my residence (West-End)
and examine my Goods, hoping to merit
custom by strict application to business,
and readiness to please.
All who may wish goods ordered, have
their orders in by Saturday afternoon of
each week.
Few Hats, Feathers, Ornaments, Che
nile Dotted Net, Brussels Net, Navy Blue
and Smoked Yelling.
NJ. L. HERRINGTON.
Oct % If
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UNDERTAKES
NOTICE.

THE undersigned informs the public
L that X. 5. VI. Hoffman is no longer his
agent IN the above business. | will con-
tinue the business, keeping on hand a
full assortment of CASkETS and COZ
FINS, ready for use, upon reasonable
terms. Thankful for the patronage OF
the past, respectfully ask Il continuance
of the same. Mr.. Jacob Ferrell is my au-
thorized Agent, and will attend to the
business during my absence.
METALLIC CASkErS furnished.
Ii. +. CAMERON.
January 18th, 1877. tt
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5EPHERDTOWN JEFFERSON VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, MARCH OB
q 9 9 9 - 9 q . .
To the working CIass.-We are

To the Working ClaSs.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
of the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons Of either sex easily earn from 90
cents TO 50 per evening. and a proportion
al sum by devoting their whole time to
the business. Boy and girls earn nearly
us much as men. That all who see this
notice may send their address, and test
the business we make this unparalleled
offer: 10 such as are not well satisfied we
will send one dollar to pay for the troub-
lie of writing. Full particulars, samples
worth severa. dollars to commence work
OH, and copy of Home and fireside, one
Of the largest and best Illustrated Publ
cations, all sent free by mail. Reader, II
you want permanent, profitable work,
address GEO. STINSON IL Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Jan. 27, 1877. ly
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HAVE established myself at the stand
| formerly occupied as Coach Factory,
but the last three years as Undertaking,
for th: purpose of doing all kinds OF UP
HOLSTERING, REPAIRING OF FUR
NITURE, &C., and will keep OIL hand
COFFINS, CASKETS and Burial Cases. .
Will furnish METALLIC CASES when
called for; attend the laying out of the
dead when desired, and attend all funer-
ais in person. Having had an experience
OF three years in the business, feel COLI
tident that can give satisfaction.
Remember the place-sign over door.
X. 5. NJ. HOFFMAN, Undertaken.
P. S.-Will still attend to repairing
Carriages. Buggies, &c, as heretofore.
II. 5. NJ. III.
Shepherdstown, Jan. Is, 1877. Tyr
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HOLLOWAYs PILLS and iOTyT

MENT.-ScrofuIs was considered in
durable until the great discovery of
'.Hollowsy's Pills and Ointment. dashed
upon the world. Diseases which battle
the skill ofehe medical schools. readily
yield TO these peerless remedies, Seurvy.
Elysipelas. Saltrbegus isch. and all eu-
taneous ernptions are durable n them.
IS cents per box or pot. rs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

Hoyle says: "When you are in
doubt, take the trick" That's Just
what the immortal eight said, with the
addition, "donbs or no doubt take tho
trick anyhow - ssasii .i1s
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A PERFECT CURE.

CHARLEsTOWf, juno Ia, ioi'
Mr. IT. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This Is 20 certify that fLoETiHk
made n perfect cure of me when my attending
physician had pronounced my case CONSUMPTION,
and said could not survive many days.
... Mrs. LEDsToN, Is Cook street:
Tie facts stated by Mrs. Ledston are personaii!
A. D. HAYNES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-10

Twenty -Avs ysAn secs Ai.Soo1 10y
lett homo ssd ssssfet INT q ttdBsks
Prsidest a ~ Unil~5 lissssa TIE
boy = uow ore p( In ~ sAxypp1>Fo
N the Obs yssis f'dsSs.