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60 10 J. Me-ai.iu's for your toa;- and shoes.
HI stock j. complete iu even -,gly aud gLy-i
-oT cash.
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HACKMkTAcK, new and delightful perfume
Sold at Tozer's Drug Store, Ottawa, H., and else
where by all dealers. W
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Best fresh oysters from Baltimore at II. Wal
TIERS
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NO ONE WHO rs IN WANT

Rcaayac Clothing Gents Furnishing Go0a ought to buy one
till he has visited the only Price Clothing House IN La
Sale county, interestsStO COmas-eaa orr
buy goods where get the best and most goodS
for your And FISKE &BEEM business And no sales
man is allowed 10 break Of these rules.
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Try This Economy.

We are accustomed to hear occasionally from
some few persons that the only place to find a
large and fine stock of clothing or other fashion
able goods is in Chicago or other large cities
Nothing can be wider of the mark, as glance
into the great store of FIsKE Il BEEN will show,
since their fall stock has been opened consisting
IF
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The Lecture Course.

Mitch, on Court ST., has the boss PLUG TOBACCO
at only zoe. Every one likes it,
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School Books, at reduced prices, at Osman *
Hapcman's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-29
Pianos and ORGANS

At MRS BROwET'S. Prices very LOW for CASH. Mrs.
Brower buys strictly for cash. and can defy coApGtto
Don't bur Of pefeS double the price that Mrs Brewer
asks for the same goods. Always on hand, hne Eloh'
Strings. auRlI-pl
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Notes.

$3.50 buy mans working boot at the Boston
Boot and Shoe Store, 81 La Sale ST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-29

School Shoes for misses and children at Child
d Phipps', 81 La Sale 81.
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Order your -four at the Eagle Mill. Wood
-four i always good. and under his new cash sy--
TEN lac can undersell the cheapest;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-29

Samuel DittcnhOcfcr, Of VI. Sticfe " Co, will
be home to-day from his eastern trip, having
his purchases, which are arriving now
hy the carload
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Try our Hawkeye Boot if YOU want good
boot CHILD Il PHIPFs.
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JODBING DEPARTMENT.

Oar facilities for doing all kinds of job Work, in the va
rous styles art surpassed in this section and
we respectfully solicit wishing anything done in this
line to give us call BY the judcous and liberal use OF
printers ink many mans fortune has been made ana the
field is still open. Try it.
Orders by mail pronptly attended TO.
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Look Here.
A good stoga booot at Thos. Spcnccrs for SID
Inspection.

Inspection.
The inspection of the fire department by the
city council will take place on next Tuesday.
The programme will be about as follows: Com
panics will meet at the city hall, where the in
spection Of apparatus etc, takes place. At the
close, the companies retire to the engine house
and the council to the court house square. y
false alarm Of fire will then be given, when the
engines hose carriages and carts and hook and
ladder truck will proceed up Madison to La Sale
st. the hook and ladder truck to Bushnell ;
building on La Sale St, where they will set two
ladders to the roof the engine will proceed To
! the side cut the hose men make connections,
send men 30 the roof of the building indicated,
and play thcrcfrom The bands have been en-
gagged, we believe, and all companies will be out
in full uniform, making very pretty display.
WEDD1NG.-On Wednesday morning last gay
and happy wedding party met at the Catholic
churce in this city to witness the nuptials of Miss
Anna VI. Barrett niece Of Mr.. Jas. Barrett, of the
4th ward and Mr.. Vim. Fitzgerald, Of Chicago
The beautiful and impressive ceremony Of mar
rage peculiar to the Catholic church was per
formed by Rev. Father Terry, who aftcrward said
mass and gave the young couple the blessing Of
the church. rcciting it in English and in Latin
The bride and her bridesmaids were fautlessll
drapcd and the gIoomsman, as he looked upon
his pretty assistant, seemed to wish that it wa.
his turn, too.
As our reporter was leaving the church anoth
; er wedding party drove up, but mistrusting thai
this might be repeated indefinitely, as there arr
so many manageable people in this locality
beat a hasty retreat, wishing the married couple
the only sentiment that he could think Of
"Here's Iuckr'-that is, we wished them Joy
, several Of 'em, spelled with ''b."
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| have the best custom stoga and Kip boots in
the city which | am selling at my reduced prices
Call and see THos. SPENCER, No Court ST.
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August Fires,

The Chronicifs resume of August fires is at
hand, showing
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Call and see the new overcoats at Wcidncchts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
The Prodlgal.

Iuneritors of vast wealth are proverbially
.peudthriits. The golden ore Is dug from
ne mlue, refined anu coined. by the labor ,oi
ether hands anu the sweat Ut other bruws.
l. Ike ch,idren playing with an expensive toy,
,hey can form no Just estimate at its value.
" men the donor weighed it. he cat INTO the
balance ~ many DAYS OF unremItting aud Ia
IL uing toll. 80 many ANXIOUS aud srepless
nights 81 much sell ueuiai, aud much care.
l5ui the Iuheritur Iuto hIs balance throws nniy
pleasure The Que. values il by what It
cost hin; the other, Tor what II will purchase.
Like the prndigai III the ScrlIture parable,
he though, lessiy eGpends II 10 Iratity he
caprice aud cravings OF his natu'e., Then
comes the last scene-the misery, the remorse
aud the long and wearlrome journey back 1"
the home OF frugal Industry But. there are
niber prndlgais. On her tavorites our hnuIte
us parent, Nature. has laviehed her richest
treasure heath. Bm the prol,g.l values II
iightry. for II COST him, naught, and reckless
ly sgnHnders 1t it, rutou~ living Presrrt
PLEASURE obsrures future want. S"nn the cur
tain rises "n the tsst scene We Zee hrn
helpless Impoverished the rich treasures "t
body aud mind all host in misery and despair
K. m"r-e.ui Conscience holds up 70 hIm rhe
mirror OF memory In his own reckless folly
he prscelvcs the cause of his present pain
He resolves 10 return The journey Is Ion.
and tedious. but If he persev.rnrly follows
the right road, he will At length see the
haven OF his hopes in the distance. aud Ma
ture seeing her invalid child niar "f, will
come GU, tn meet him, and receive him back
with love and blessing T.. 6nd the right
rosd h"meward the suffer ny prodigal should
read THE Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" Therein t is c"mpleJslv mapped
nn', its landmarks all indc-ted and 'ts m'i~-
stones all num bered. Read i, Price 81 so
(pnstage prrpa,d). Address ,h- snth"r ,nd
publisher. r V. Pierce. VI. y Buffalo. N Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
WEST VIR8IN LEGISLATURE,

In he 8 q tie, on tie 9Th instant, Home
Bill No - "A bill providing for the iocs
tion of erm n ut seat OF government Tor
this State. amt the erection thereat OF the
neces.ary public buildings for the use OF the
State" Was read third time, aud reierieu u"
the Committee on Finance.
In tho Seu4te Oh the l2th instant. Mr.
Butler present. d pet ton signed by y r.
Wilson aud others, "t Jefferson county, 4"
ensc. law empowering the State to "fp"ip'
three directors to manage the afsirs OF The
Cross Rod aud Summit Point turnpike com
pany. Referred to JudicrAry CoIn.u't,se.
The special ,int Legislative committee,
mposrd of Senet.lr- Tarr, Newton aud
Scntt, and Delegates Chancellor, Hays. Wells,
HooI aud McFaddsn, appointed under the
prnvI-i ~, "f the Code TO vssit and report
upou the cuad ti'n IF the leniteDtiary, made
b trip To III Al instnutnn gu Nsunesdny.
House Bill No III. extending the time of
Joseph Barry quality IS Recorder. and j
j Gi,er,, T. \. Ke.Wsu and q. s. Myer.
respectively al Counc,in-n OF the town Of
Hsrper'~ Ferry, came up IN its sso"ud read
ing IN the House uD the / h instant, aud
was order.d to third reading
House JOINT Restitution NJ. 5, Proposing
al amen Imeut TO the CONSTITUTION OF the
State coming up in tho Senate "u the 18th
was read a second time.
House Bill No. 50. "a bill To donate to
the Jriers"u county Ayricu turai College amy
public lands OF land grants. which may ha Q
been, or may herestter be. donated TO ire
State. not otherwise .ppropr ssed for abe pur-
pose oI enduwing AgIicu tural Colleges. or
other + iucurl"nal purposes. ny the gehera
ynserumeUt Of the United States, was read
q 6rst time aud ordered to . second reading.
o. mnt.Dn of Mr. iio"f the rules were
Suspended aud Ensrossed Bin No. III. "A
bill e1teni,n. tho time Of joseph Barry to
qu.ll.y ~ recn,drr. aud john J. Gilbert
rnnmas a kir~au aud q /. Myrr-, r"syec
lively, -. Cuuuciinsn Of the tuxn OF tIar>
per. Ferry" was taken up cut ol It's "rder
sni passed.
TIE Capital Removal Bill was reported
hack by te Fluauce Committee, aud or"'ersH
t. It. .u- r,e>incrt aud thliG fexdIus, III Ike
Senate. On FRIDAY. b, q so'e OF l4,"9
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20

WAsuIxGrns, ID e.. Fob l6 1877 In
the tluu-e ,e-,erlay the Naval arpr"rr'a,tu
oil (Si2, SUI. uUUJ csule up anu Mr Wat
til"rne attacked severeiy the l"Ilcy aud acts
of tho Nav, Department lie declared 'hs
the Navy was p wer!c>~ net To hav" 4
s'andln. aiming the nav les oi the world Over
SlUU, UUU, UUU had been used she c"nsrI uc>
tiuu aud repair "i vessels -Iuce 1864 snu II
would have been wiser To have burned np III
that year every naval verse;, and t." have
used the whole sum III building new ves-ei>.
Tire bill wa- considered without result, IL ii
adjournment
1t l. though, that nv | "'rlock t" dry . |
the arguments heinrc the Erctnra Con mis-
sion on the case at L"nrIans. will he r"ln
pieted and the Comm !esi"u go iutn seer, t
SESSION for the examination IF evidence Nj
Erarrs tor rh- R'punI,cinS sud .Juivs Camr
bell, Of LOulsians. TOR the Dem rcras viii
speak To- dav TIE best OF the argument -"
far la. been with the Democracy a. "f c"ur-e
have the tacrs slso | venture n" rrnnkec,
Of the result, hni hnne that when your read
ers see TINS they will he ri icing in t"'c>
yrauhrc announcement. tia jrsr'cr has br,n
dune to the IN 900 ID m''crat:c III j"rty III
Louisiana Oa vntr relating !" tn" d-ci.i"D
~ rhr Finrih. case taken III Ihe House yes
te,dav Rrrre>enist Pnrma voted WITH
tho Democrats The frauds in thai State
were vivrdly depicted III Pum.n'< speech IN
Tuesday and hts statements are entitled to
all the more cre.ii, FROM the FAC, that nv
conr-e he lose. = seat IN the next H"n-e to
which those frauds annea' si IA have ciec'ed
him. lie ~ Republican hn'. like MANY
~ tho i.cal fhc"rs tr u.inl"n-i " 4 Glazed &C.
ted in Sou h CARO- i'm snd !. ~ ssna VIII n",
acrrt, M ..fiirr t" which, h. knows lie las o
t'le | dnnht il the elcc'nr commission.
Nv vnte Of eight L, asve t. cpu.d' 'niuc"
Pnrmsn to take his seat in the mkt House.
By aci at i'nnvre-. = per.onai property tax
~ one ~ OIe halt p r zen, his been i'm
t"-e uI.nn the PEG! al tins District, cow
rring everything except Government t"nd>
and n small smnn"t al h"rl-"h"ld furniture
The iay tnr making returns came lately, aud
one ct the waaIrhre.t bankers "t this city is
.aid Ia have invested ail his ara,l.ble CASH
over vre null o dnlIar.-in L. :. bnnd-. ty
teier,aph,nr 10 New York 10 buy them
sell them an the NJ rn n. a't'r Ds-->>mrnt.
Al '.'>t NJ twn ts'-Ir ans g. NV York hr
relieved from the payment Of over
Sl5 900.
The MEXICAN Veterans hold their annn.l
renninn here "n the 12nd and 23rh. aud hotc
Cor verv large ancni+rce, ~ they desire y"
IN. w body before E..'rsrrss to secure the
passage Of the hill giving them pensions
50 perfect !. fh"ir organ 1.'inn that nearly
every living enid'"r Of the war * . m.",ni,"i
nf tn" society or in o IRE. ppudrrce with is
SECRETARY here RLso
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20

M'rd Gr"s Day war celebrated in Wheel
Jog in grand style.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
THE BERKEI SUBSCRIPTION.

Whilst we were hopeful &c favora'''e re
Multi of the elect IN nn the IL h inst the
question of snh-cri, ton of SIS. 900 hy
Berkeley county for III" rnrrnse of extending
direct railway communications from Martins
burg TO this point. We confess not
prepared for the agreeable surprise given IL
BY tho handsome maturity OF CO., rendered in.
favor of rhis ju.ic"ns measure. The wisdom
and business saguc'iy shawn t'y the pe"l lie of
Berkeley in the cisiun they have thus
reached is a proper sui jet for c"ngr"tu'a'i"n
and We heartily * .nd 1t t" them. The ol"ser
eonueeii"n which this timely aid will speedily
establish between the cit .zrns of the two conn
ties will be Of great advantage TO all-and
The increased facilities for the transp'r stion
Of produce to- our u-dnl mark.t-. aud the "rcn
ing Of new ones, st 'a'rs greatly reduced /.
competition, will ca, f III the sounin"ss al the
Judgment which ha. been exhibited in q ia
MISTER.
We trust that the wishes nf our ueigi beers,
% emrhsticslly c1Jres>cd hy the r"tr t" which
ue have r. ierred. will be speedily carried cut
aud TO that end that prompt cooper tom 10y
all uhn ATE expected TO &C, in concert with
them will be aff ,ried.
We are informed That there will be Eleet.
ing of the = esilcnt aud Directors Of the
Snen.ui"ah Valley Railroad Company at the
Carrier House. in tins p'lc.. IN wednesday. The
2lst iuet.. for what purpp.e we have not
learned. bur doubtless. among Other matters,
the suit "ct't, which this -utscrII tiun relate.
will DO taken into cOusid.ra t"p
NOTES rRoM THE STATE CApIrAL.-
From the Wheeling papers We obtain the
following i,em.>:
The LAWYERS ard the praavers had tussle
in the House # Delegates "n Thursday
The former got the hest of IL in tie ar-n>
ment but the latter GO, the he-t of it on the
vote.
M"rh Gr"s Day war celebrated in Wheel
Jog in grand style.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
d / E D..

Near S4auherisrown a., TIVE 14rh OF r bruary.
1877. e.. HELEN WYSONG. VITO of Mr.. Jonn
WvaonI. aVsd All 'uI 70 years.
In Rerb-'s' cou"ty. "n the l2rh inst. DAVID
ALEXANDER, ag,e 81 Year,, months al" y
dsF y.
Mar Kcarn.rsvile. on the 21st inst. Mr..
SCOTT ! URNER. ased about 25 y"nrs.
In Msntp IL, Tenn: Jan 49, THoA A. NON
rsad.ru ct r "mzn Wills. Ea.. f this
cul:n y actd ~ s"Ars 10 .ro .ti's ed dave
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
NOTICE! N9TlCE!I

LII persons KNOWN g the mselves indebted 10 the
n undersigned by note or open account will be
expected to close the came without delay, as no
Ion ger indu lgence can. or will te giVsp, a. we
must have money TO carry our busincss
JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
J.nuarv9 1877
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

IT HAVE this tlnv associat ed with NO for Prac-
L tico Dr., C.tRANK FUUkE All cHses eI-
trusted to D.. +. will have iha benefit of my
counsel aud aid whenever req tired or desired
DIR. F. can be found AZ my office whe,. NOS pro-
tesslnnaily zIEert. }. J. S1RAITH.
FaI. Isl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Gang, essionni P"cre'iny. The Nary
Tine Ees''f"ny ""d L""'s'""" zee bH G"r-
c,nor Hayes he az N'"e~ as P"rm"n-
Sh",p Dodye Il Il Banker - Ncr.cu" Vet
Grams, etc etc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20

FRUIT JARS.
NTASoS's Improved Self Scaling Fruit Jars
ttJ quirts ard half Rail.ns in.' 'eceir"d nv
June 10, 1876. GEO ~ T. KEARsLEY.
NEW Orleans and other M"I.s,rs: pIso al
~ grades Syrup, at reduced price, fer sale nv
Dec. -. I~7b 8. 6. DALI; arm.
NEW Canned Tom. toes. Corr. Pes. P.,cbe.,
gI.s.e=. fn- r,ls bv DGIGtPN.
VARIETY of Lamps. chimney,, Burners and
= w;cks Cor sale by
Der 70 Ito s DALGARS.
"LGERsTOwS AIm.naeks fnr ssIs Nv
III Dec y 1876 s. DALGARS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-20

rEw ADVENTIST MENTs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-27
A Nathan Of piOmins

In the Bay of Bengal, on the high
road of commerce, is group of islands
thickly covered with impenetrable
iungles, and swarming with leeches in
the rainy, and ticks in the dry season.
Except species Of pig, until recently
unknown to science, there are no wild
animals that offer any molestation to
man ; but to make up for this deficiency,
the human inhabitants are among the
most savage and hostile that voyagers
have encountered. They may truly be
termed a nation of pigmies, being, ON
an average, only four feet five inches
high, and weighing from seventy to
seventy-fve pounds. But they are we'll
proportional, and display an agility and
nimbleness truly wonderful. Their
skin is dark, and their faces decidedly
ugly. They go entirely naked. shave
the hair of the head with pieces of bam-
boo, or broken bottle, and further in
crease their unsightly appearance by
daubing themselves all over with mix
ture of red ochre and oil, or covering
their persons toward nightfall with q
thick coating of soft mud to serve as
protection against the mosquitoes, with
which, in addition to the leeches and
ticks, they seem to be tormented the
whole year round. They are excellent
swimmers, taking to the water almost
before they can walk and they rely
upon the sea for the principal supply of
their food-turtles, oysters and fish.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-27
g 60 to Work ~

There are more young American men
in the penitentiaries in this country
learning. trades than there are outside of
them. The principal cause for this is
that we are educating our young men
for gentlemen-trying to make lawyers,
preachers, doctors and clerks out of
material that nature intended for black
smiths, bricklayers, carpenters, tailors
and other "hewers of wood and drawers
of water" It's a mistake, and big
one, to teach boys and girls to believe
that to labor is disgraceful, and to do
nothing for living is more becoming
the society in which they expect to
move and have respect. Hang such
society 1t is rotten to the core to-day,
and there are many mems sons and
daughters who are now being educated
to play the part of leading lady" and
" walking gentlemen in the great
drama of life who will light out for a
poor house or a peniteutiary before they
have played their parts and the curtain
drops. Go to work l--LouisviIle Coar-
ter,Journdk
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-27
Indian FerOcity.

Three miles from our camp, and half a
mile from the Deadwood trail, writes a
Black Hills correspondent, we found
what once had been q human being.
Some miner trying to reach our camp, or
some one going into town from some
camp unknown to us, had here been
overhauled by perhaps dozen savages.
There had been no struggle, and there
were no empty shells to show that shot
had been fired. He was, perhaps, over
hauled there after long chase, or had
suddenly encountered the Indians and
been overpowered. AS near as we could
make out that they had first sliced off
his ears. These we found pinned to a
tree. They had then held his feet on a
rock, taking each in turn, and deliber-
ately mashed them to a pulp with the
heads OF their hatchets. The mans
sufferings must have been awful, but the
fiends had only commenced. His fingers
were then broken enc by one, his nose
cut off, his front teeth smashed out and
it is merciful to hope life had fed by
that time. AS we viewed the body, the
scalp was torn from the head, the throat
cut, each arm uniointed at the shoulder,
Che legs unjointed at the knees, the
bowels ripped open and the eyes dug
out. Even savage cruelty could go no
further.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-27
The Tomb Of Macmillan.

A Vienna letter says Lighted
oy taper in the hands of one of
tne brothers, we descended TO the
gloomy crypt in the old church OF the
Capuclnes, where Austrian royalty is
buried. In the dim light We picked our
way through many metal caskets, oc-
caslonaliy having horrible sensation by
banging against one and being startled
by the noise OF the contact with such an
OBJECT IN such place. At the extreme
end oil the repulsive vault the long robed
monk halted, and the French indicated
that we were beside the casket Of the
Archduke Macmillan, Emperor Of Mex
leo. Poor Macmillan The victim OF
the man who presumed to hang the trap
pings of Imperialism ON the borders of
the Republic; the brother of the Aus
TRAN Emperor, who exchanged happy
home and high position for the fatal al
lusions OF a monarch's title. The
schemer, driven from the throne, dies an
exile, and the victim, slaughtered within
sight OF his throne. is brought home to
lie among hispeople. The love that was
borne the Archduke is evinced by ex-
HutolbC OhtIluBS VI lItsu nOWOlb, blcu
vita broad white ribbons embroidered
with gold, which are constantly renewed
on his coffin. Not far from where Maxi
milan rests is the plain casket containing
the remains of the young man called
Napoleon III. He is close to his grand
father, the Emperor Francis l., and di-
rectly beside his mother, the wife of the
great Napoleon. The most conspicuous
casket in the crypt is the ostentatious
piece of silver bronze which encloses the
gfcot Empress Maria Thoreoa. Thu vault
of the church of the Capucines contains
the bodies of the royal family; the
cathedral of st. Stephen, their bowels,
and the church of st. Augustines, their
hearts. In the latter the rows of silver
urns in which the hearts are placed can be
seen by looking through small grating
in the door of the cell. AS one stands in
the dismal place, surrounded by the
coffins of the dead, the sight of the arms
produces strange impression. 1t is q
luxury to escape from the depressing sep
ulchre and again feel the warmth of the
genial summer sun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-27

Disease is in great many-perhaps the
maiority---of instances the underlying cause Of
mental depression. 1t will almost invariably
be found, for instance, that hypochondriacs
are dyspeptic, bilious subjects, and all persons
who have had any experience Of such cases are
aware that sufferers from diseases Of the kid
neys and bladder are especially subject to fits
of dependency. The sure way to overcome
depression is to try o course of Hostetter 8
Stomach Bitters, a cheering cordial which is
peculiarly antagonistic to the "blues, as well
as to the causes which produce them. This
popular and efficacious corrective Of dis
ordered condition of the system remedies the
most obstinate cases of indigestion, biliousness
and constipation, overcomes disorders Of the
urinary organs purfes aud enriches the blood.
ana restores vlgor 10 the Dody as well as elas-
ticity to the mind