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EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSE
1877. MORGANTowx nSI !

THIS INSTITUTION or rp Nh
under the PreSidepcy - rHAhA VI.
Thampson, \. NJ, is enfrr.n,, hev
era OF prosperity. Duriusrf' -PyL -
Just closed, the attendance -, -, Z -.
increased over b5 per cent n y --ael =,
and scholarly Faculty; a brsB r, ..a' =.
ful and moral location, ann - De-. !. :,
and Philosophical ApparaIr, T..--..
constantly growing; a currirrr,,'.a. -. a..
most thorough character. a IN .,-. !.
institution OF learning. A'4-'a
The e penSeS are less than.
place known 10 afford ,.y,' a.! ID,
The Fall term begins Sent 'y e,
Winter term January "a, and ~ st /.
March 9th. For ful. Inform. ~, ~,
logueS, &c, address the Pge>' '5a. a,, IA
ag2iWSXO Secrrra-y >. MAI.>>
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
At j. W. Ferrers. He has msde some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 10 =
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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II you want to get a Oh esp and q nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, go to L. V. Blends
1875 Main street.
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The reputation of Ham Baker and
Loke Snider for getting up steaks, oysters
and meals generally will speak for
itself.
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Held 90 Answer for Perjury.

George Ssur, who was taken before
Justice Hamilton Friday evening, charg-
ed with committing perjury in swearing
to examination papers, was held to
answer in the sum of $500 for his APP
pesrsnce AT Court. He gave the bond
promptly, with Messrs. Gust Wagner and
s. W. Boyd rs his suretles.
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The finest shoes kept.in the city at L
Y. Bonds.
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at'heelin9 &egl5ter,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 40 New Advertisement

Mosquito Canopies-G. Mendle, Booth
" Co.
Engines and Mschinery-Thos. g.
Culbertson.
Dentistry-C. A Wingerter.
VI. Crossman Watches-C. z. Brown
Fall STYLES Hats Reed, the Halter.
Two Grand Concerts-Opers House.
Excursion to Brooke County Fair
First Page.
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Norwood High School & COLLEGE
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co., Va,

Endorsed by the Faculty 81 ID" ..
versity Of Virginia NJ one Of ~" ~
Training Schools Ia the 80 m.
The Session Of lsT-s, vii open -
Goth, 1871. with uil corps Oi msiuci"'
and full and thorough Instruction .A
Departments,
Re- Tlte for Catalogue.
object and Character. This HohpA
modelled, In its courses and m"lh"i
instruction, AZ far a. possible aibf lt'
University OF Va, and IN designed " ~.
pare young men for that Institution -
at the same time Ga 9 course ~ nsuulsN
II so thorough and 80 complete" ehMs
ing AZ II does all the branches % kHo.
edge belonging 10 a finished eIbca"y-
that those who prefer Ia do ~ can -
perfectly qualify tbemselve- tor lIbD..g
ate entrance upon the resPonAD.'I""
life.
Course of study II A. comp eS -.
thorough a. that of any IpHil 'uiI"l .h -.
STATE, following the most approves NJ -.
DDS, and embracing n iuIl cpur~ j" -.
following departments 81 study -
English Branches. z. The IAuh
Greek Languages. =. The AOd"i1
guagrs. (. Pure MathcmaiIc-. Alp.s.
Mathematics, Ciyil and Mining Ehki.s...
ing. b. The Natural Sciences. l. f'h'I'
ship and Bookkeeping.
bHEFNrfs from ff-itn"" -
UNIVERSITY % VA, July ,. ~,
SGR-It gives me pleasure 10 ''a' 49,,
the NOryoOd High School ms "n' 49,
men 10 shg Institution vel pf,pNig...,
the advanced classes Oi N" hca.l.,
Schools. IL ranks among the D"s' IT, "a.
schools for high aud thorough 80,
It's discipline j. excellent, anu ih' 20
fuiuess OF the location unsurp NO
am, with great resp, IN
JAMES =. HARRI-DNt -
Chairman NJ Di> FaeSV 4.
Among the numerous lD,utuuDIs' a.,
learning ia the south, few, " aby -
achieved the rapid and unpfef,' -, y,
success which has been ATTAINED -.
Norwood High school. II nov As..,[,,
Ond ~ none In the state, bDth 10 ",
ton and the extent Of patronage u ~ =,
The discipline, as well ~ the ~, -. ,fsf
are conducted as nearly a. pDS,,VD,JrI
the plan Of the University % III
and having proved an entire 40 mr..
be continue without chAhs''
spOJlltence Of the GdtuSstDa Neloi' -e.fs
Refers 10 present patrons "i ~ T,,s.G
from West Virginia, 10 Judge -. ~ gas.
Judge NJ. EdmistDD, Judge jon" \
non, DR.. T. b. Camden and O'''
Ransom. uoSs
Also 10 Ar. 4. Brady, Ar. J. ~ -, S s.v.,
and other patrons Of the sch"D.-
cially IN the old students themsr'
apL5eZ-
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where Shall Send nv DauRb,er

If you want 10 pc, suited IN pair of
Shoes, 90 TO l.. v Blends.
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An Escnped MOcking Bird.

OPERA HOUSE, Tuesday, opening of
the concert season.
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j. w. FZRBEL

MACK bSs two of the most popular
cooks west of the mountains.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received ~ L. V. Bonds.
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ALLEGHENY COLIRGP
MEADSILLE, pa

The College year wll.opru Sen, ...
The Preparatory Schoo. WI. og.. ~
day. As'
Boarding on co-opcutN, .u..r, o..
$50 Ia sS.ou, ncludtuy Gel. .,,r., 1'-
boarding cheaper. Board IN iam.1r, =.
- d. tO 81 30 N "N-
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes Just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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95c clothes baskets at John FrldeTs.
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MACK can furnish more meals in one
hour than any other restaurant in the
city can IN three.
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OPERA House, Tuesday, first ap.
pearance of Mime. Marie Salvotti.
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VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.

EOUNDtD 1857, 3lG WEST b5IH HTEtn
4 New YORK Central Park. Family AZ
Day School for Young Badi's. -.~I
advantages for converse Iona fr.nth 81
German lsc-opcnlug sept u, ~.
DIR and Madam. \ An SOKMAN P.s
cipals. agprgI'I-N
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OPERA HOUSE, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Mme. Salvott aad the Hessisns,
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DANCING and lots of amusement at the
Fair Ground to day.
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LADIES, SEMINARY.

DLAIRSNILLE, PA. FALL SESSION
ID opens Thursday, September lgb -
Location very healthiul, easy 81 A'as
terms moderate. fuli cUursc ul .la'sr
ton. For Catalogue, please addfr-s
j. JEWETT PAkka
Jy2Gegrb PnuGpi-
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The cheapest shoes ID the city st L. V
Blends
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aI,l sEMI-ANNuAL sEssloN s-as.
september ith, lh''.
IVES I ERN MARYLAND COLL EGt

partmentS. Incorporated ~ dang.
mlly situated. Full corps of compe,l.
instructors. TERMS mDOicrdic. tpr cAlalss
address REV. J. Z. WARD. u. D., POI
Wcstminist.r, Md, or REV. 4. w.. taAl.
ToN. Agi., = - y. carey st., Baltimore ~
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
- celved at the Wheeling Gas Dfii re unit
September 18th, at 5 O'Clock p. n, fol
furnishing one years supply Of coal, com
Der one YoughiOghenyS Screened Gas e al
delivered In the works, 81 lbs. per bushel
the coal TO be weighed on scales at works
said contractor TO give bond vito approx
ed security for the fulflment Of contract
Trustees reserve the hight 10 reject any
or ali bids.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
sep7a J. l. MAXWELL, Eec'y.
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Hebrew Almanac.

Tie following Almanac will be found
valuable by all of the Hebrew faith. 1t
was calculated by the distinguished Rab-
bi, Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher:
For the Leap Year 1898, A nj. 13
months-3S5 days., from september 8,
1877, to September u, 1878, inclusive.
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OPERA HoEsE, Tuesday, the celebrated
Hessian Military Band.
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81. Mathews Church.

Yesday the regular services were held
al this church. At the morning service
tie choir rendered the following named
music:
Venite... Herman Ebeling.
GOria Patri . ........,..... Mozart.
T, Deum, composed by. MARY l.. whitney.
Dedicated to Rev. j. q. Armstrong.
Benedictus. .............. II Obart b. Whitney.
Hymn-Sing Allelujah .................. Barnley.
The singers were: Mrs. Mary L..
Whitney, soprano; Miss Ssllie Campbell,
alto; Mr.. &. 7. Lucas, tenor; Messrs.
Hobart Whitney and G. gluten berg
bass; G. w. Eof, orgsnist
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 90 now
tn j. w. FERRELs.
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(ioop black Kid Gloves for So cents At
j. A.. Ferrels.
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DIANOc Magnificent Bran New 500
TiHNOO Rosewood Pianos only ST. ,
ODcHNc must be sold. Fine Rose
UnuHNo wood Upright Pianos, little
used, cost $500, only 1925. ParlOr Organs,
stops SIj, 9 stops S6j, II stops only 80.
Nearly new set reed II stop sub bass and
coupler ryan s55, cost over $3.50 Lowest
prices ever offered sent on ID days test
trial. YOu ask why ! offer so cheap? |
answer, Hard Times. 100 employees must
have work. Result OF war commenced ON
me by he mOnOpOlists. Battle raging.
Particulars Tree. Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
augigb Washington, y. j.
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The Turner'S to-day have grand
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SALEM NIKUINIA,
Next session begins September ., ls17'
Collegiate elective and preparatory
courses Unsurpassed location. Mountain
climate. Moral community. Five churches
in town. Moderate expenses: from $50
10 S240 for ga months, including tuition,
board, ETC., etc. Students from fifteen
states, Indian Territory, and Mexico.
Twenty students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues, etc, address -.
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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0E ELEGANT CARDS. No two alike.
~ With name, lOc post paid. Hustled
& Co. Nassau, NY. aug $50
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BELLAIRE, o., September Z
Editors OF the Register:

In your Bclla're items, notice that
the local states that Healey, Strobel and
Hoffman, plead guilty to the charge Of
riot. This is not correct, They plead
aoite contendsre after the railroad com
pany proposed TO them to let the matter
drop, If they would do this and submit
to a nominal fine in name Please cor
rect. Yours, &c,
KELLY
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EVANSVILLE, September S.-Weather
cloudy; light rain. Mercury "a to 10.
River unchanged; 2 feet scant on the
gauge. Down ,Stshlman UP-Dora
Cabler and Hotspur. No business.
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William c. Smith, lawyer, was arraigned in
ne General sessions Yesterday under an indictment &C
susing him fraud cutor OF the estate Of ja oh
George Borst "ENJulgc Mckinney came 10 mo some
told me that Mr. Smith had drawn N seven thousand
dollars of money belonging the estate from saving
bank and applied 10 Ais own use told him TO 20 10
police court AMI make complaint IN the usual way Int
scqucntly permitted him before the Grand jury
with The ease An indictment was found hhi. notwlth
standing that told Mr. smith that he could ,ull be
fore magistrate AMI have examination For reasons
best known to himself he did not avail himself 81 thar
privilege. To-day Judge Mckinley informs me that hc
has inVe sshtsd the case AMI j. satisfied mat no wrong
has been committed He j. satisfied mat the estate b,
has been ont ON hail Now, a mere examination of H..
indiu shows that Mr. smith cuui not De convicted
OF any crime He has not been cal' un Co account tor
thu money and could not he within yen. IRON the time
hc made utnr ON an order by tc SUR"
gate lie hAd perfect right in Withdraw III, money
from the bank With this explanation suggest That Dee
BE- discharged judge sutherland ordered di,, har-c
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WANTED,
JAcKNAN oH1aA. ios chuch ii

PRACTICAL. cloak and drc., maker who can
"A design cat, aud NJ. rcrru noes from nr~tca-s stat
l-hm, M, uii n-ihic geo, SALARY and lucrative posi-.
non guaranteed Address. Hdays, MADAMk. station II.
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StarCk'S SiIverine

Will remove tarni. clean ana polish silver plated ware
without removing tile plating
For sale hN lcWcllcr. everywhere
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sn,b Qualifications.

stfw fuuutHll0Ws.
4 BRILLIANT NUMBER.
nARrERs
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER 1877.
coSt,ms,
MILLIONS HyMN oN THE NATIVITY
with seven illustrations by frcdcrcks
MANY LEAVES ASD FEW CRATES. cnaisru"
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with Two Illustrations
ELtzABETIIAN AND LATER rNGtIsu FURNITURE
Nv HRRrr pnt.cou srorioRp.
with Twenty Illustrations
BACK TO BAcK-A srom ~ ro-Dw-c oncudcdJ by
EDWARD EylEArr lAtt.
A MEMORY. rotM ny : REQUIEM.
THE METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER. BY WILLIAM IL
RipriNG.
with Twenty seven Illustrations
MONMOUTH ArorN by Jams T rmtps
MASTER RoBRy's ROMANCE srons ny nrSaurr,
II Hoipicn
fANostt
KERAMos Arosv II, nrsnr W Loscrrltom
with Fourteen Illustrations
THE MAx IN THE CAGE Asrour BY RrSrcc, HARD
INe DAVIS
YEAR OF AMERICAN rRAvEL-r,miL by JsssK
IL IHN.
MY UNcLEs uEIREss. STONY By CHARLES Dt KAY
JAMRAcIIs Il, MoScrR. u CoSwM
THE DAILY ADVERTISER STORY BY HosAcr Z
scUpptR
DA caro- Asrcnv-rAnrI by Mis-, rn,csraw
WAS IT LOVE OR BLINDNESS 4 Story ByAP c.
THE cosNuoNY OF PARADISE LOST" BY e. 5
NApAL
With -Four Diagrams
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD
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/ EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD
EDITORS DRAWER
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ing the Numbers Months viii hc furnished io :
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postage paid complete Anal, ucnl Index ct the hr-
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| FOR 1878
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Address
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STEAMBOATS, mo s,allruaos.
DENNsYLNANIA RAILROAD.

ALBANY EVENING boats. Peoples Line.
~ leave Pier ~. y. H.. every week daN at q J. VI tor
Albany state rooms comfortably warmed FIRE. sl5l
Free transfer hy boat. Of the BROOKLYN Annex
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON ami niter NoN. u. 1871
Trains eayr Now York VIA Dcsbrosscs and Corilandi
SIS Ferries. a. follows
ENprss Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
Win Pullman Palace cars attached, \ VI, and 81
T.. VI daiiN
For WiliHm-pori. Lock Haven CORY. and Erie at 3
VI connecting ~ CORY tor ntuNic. Petrol, unl
Centre. ami the on Regions. For Mnhamspori ANA
Lock Haven. - \. VI
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman iaroi cars daily cN
kc.ular q 2pA NJ, TO 3d. and er NJ sunday, q 81
and nP NJ
Expires Tor rhiladcluhia 72l S2o % 30 Limited II
NJ l. .. q. 49, : 81 and T. NJ SUNDAY % 4
NJ. b, q 80 :, 3d. aud or Emigraut and second
class. : T. VI
Rnn'~ o brooklyn Annex connect with an throu-h
ter for Brnuklyn travel
For trains io Nrwark Elizabeth. Railway Princeton
Trenton. Perth AmhnN. Termination. B'lVIt.re. and
other points $40 local schedules AT AN Iirkrt ol.r.
Trains arrive. From l'tf.hurg 90 unt o. a. VI and
iu2n ". daily. 10 D. 4 and % ll T. VI daily. 49,
ccpt MnfdnN. From Washington ami Baltimore. q 'O
aui 40 \ VI. ! DO. 1ll ami 10 go i VI. SUNDAY
6alnnt inA From ruiA iell hla. % t'', Is 'N " 90
lnln 10 a. .-nA lri DO %. a. 80, - - 10 ip
ami go 90 T. Sunday. p 10. o. l, 49, 20 40, II ..
e. 1l aul 30 2n q
Iirktt Onircs 1-G and pa BrnaiwnY. Aston House
0nd foot OBJ nr.iro-.,- aud 'orthudi St. court ~
ErnuhiNu il4. ms and lis lud.ln .f llnnokrn Depot
fRANk THOMSON T. T. FARMER,
trnerll Manager Gencrh Passenger A-ent
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miscellaneous.

DKISIEs of every description ut $50 Pearl -
ID llnrper Bui.iint. al lowe-i prire,
joins iOfFLl Manufacturer ant lu' 'ftr
DEALERS IN old wood hats may dui market A
- the highest pri.e Al - Ih'nil SON Il
1, EATI>G'S COUGU IOZENGEs ar. y
N recommended Tor uu.u-. Colds. Asthma Pos 4.
faculty. Testimonials from uie most eminent MAY y
Iroe 30 cent, rerbox Sold hy Al, drus-isis
They contain "a opium OF ifnl .trannu tlD fNNf.
fOtnERA co. Sow Nff.
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Amnstmtnts.

kCADENY or MUSIC
~ Corner ot litl 4 and irving place g., 49,.
IIkS Ei4kS ElhS
Grand Gaia nnN ut the SEASON
TLNrlI ANNUAL BENEFIT
tho
Benevolent anil Protective order of TlKS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Nov -, 1871,
tumnt ucir ~ O'Clock. rrrcisriv
AdaIlling combination Of merit uutriNa llinN any SIM
lar event ever lvon In Am, RIGA Tor the benefit o i,
thaninlH IT, VIOLENT order Principal uri-t- rom
the following Establishments will APPEAR through the
Kind permission uf the undersigned mHuHgtls
Mcssr- SHOOK PALMER, Managers Union square
Theatre.
Mr. HENRY y ABBEY Manager PARK Theatre
Mcs.rs HARRtGAN NiiNRr. MANAGERS Theatre Comiquc
col WI Sim Manager Bru1ki'u Park Theatre.
TONN PASTOR MANAGER rnuN Pastor Theatre
Mcs-rs CANARY 4 WILLIAMS Managers olympic
Theatre
Mr. NLIf, BRYANT MANAGER Rrynnts Minstrcis
Mcs.r, BIRCH. WAHBOLD BACkuS, Managers san
frAutkHu Min~iifl..
MIR JOHN T. SNiTiI Observation-Disclosures. Stage Manager
Admission one Dollar
Reserved seats ~ 10 GALLERY irc
BoN Sheet NOW open seats can now be secured at the
Academy ~ Music
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THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1873
As the time approaches tor the renewal Of subscrp
tons, THE Sun would remind it, friends AMI well wish
crs everywhere, that IL Is again candidate for theft
consideration and support Upon its record for the past
ten years 1t relies Tor continuance Of the hearty sym
patty and generous cooperation which have hitherto
been extended Ia it from every quarter OF the Union
The Daily sun Is four page sheet OF p columns
price by mail, post pad, 81 centsa month"; or $3.50
Per wear
The sunday edition Of rW SrN is an cight page ,heet
OF 80 columns. While sivin. the new. of the diy itaS
contains large amount OF literary and mi. Glamour
matter specially prepared Tor 1t rH SrNpW >gS hh
met with srcat success, Post paid ~i2O year
The Weekly sun.
Who noes no, know TIN WuNr srN' Ucirru'itei
throughout the rmic1 states. the oanaias ani 10
You'd Ninety housani ftuAc, greet It's welcome
pages wcrkly ami regard n n the light of guide
,cror. and frout II, news. editorial agricultural anj
literary department. make 1t essentially journal 10y Tue
family ami the nresde. Term. One Dollar ayear
postpaid This price, quality considered makes 10 ths
cheapest newspaper published. For clubs of i'n WI
SlOca,h, We will send nm extra copy free Ah".,
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Sabin9s sanhs.

SiNPENNN SAVINGS BANK, Roadway. ant
- A~tNr luce 'stANl l-Ifd ono 1888 BAN. omen daily
from nos NJ TO- b. NJ tlNc' .nf. t1 .'i'"f 'Ueltcd
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ctlanieo- --ftma,ts.
UPTOWN ADvERrIsERs

A. -r""N N"|I"'H"'
MAY leave their lvor- f0r rf SrS AZ the only author
tied M town a l.trti~en, ni uiicN-.
.s:fs Broadway. rurnerW ai-t Il ull .nnl
1ON West - H.. opposite trAnt Opera ltousc, ann 200
30 aN.. corner of i7th IT,. until y 4. VI.
NoeNtra charge.
A IL, -. CLAFIIN a 90. want CLOAK
"A MAhEK~
wlotNu have plenty Of work
ana make liberal wages
Murkroon, ~ Leonnid y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-11-17
superstitiOns in Regard to the Moon.

The Tyrolese cure freckles by washing
them at night with water in which the
moon shines. In the Harz Mountains
and Silesia the remedy for goitres is to
turn ones face to the increasing moon
three evenings running, then take stone,
silently touch the swelling with it and
throw it over the left shoulder. Meier
quotes Suabian charm for toothache.
When the crescent moon reappears for the
first time, the sufferer must gaze at it
steadfastly and repeat thrice, II see the
moon with two points; my teeth shall
neither shoot nor ache until | see the
moon with three points" Crabs caught
during full moon, and then burned alive
and ground to powder, cure hydrophobia.
OF course, the moon necessarily assists at
all deeds Of sorcery, such as cas.ing magic.
bullets, the manufacture of diyining rod,
and the like. The following receipt for
avenging ones self on ones enemies is
given by Kuhn in wcstphalia .--aWhen
the new moon falls on Tuesday, 60 out
before daybreak to stake selected before
hand, turn to the east and say, "Stick /
grasp thee in the name Of the Trinity
Take thy knife aud say, "Stick, / cut thee
in the name Of the Trinity, that thou may
est obey me and chastise any one whose
name ! mention" Then peel the stick in
two places, to enable thee to carve these
words, Alba, obia, saba. Lay a smock
on thy threshold and strike il hard with
the stick, at the same time naming the
person who is to be beaten. Though he
may be many miles away, he win suffer as
much as If he were on the spot. The
ancient Greeks and Romans considered
the moon to be protection against the
evil eye, and they hung small moons made
Of metal round their neeks as amulets.
Even the wives and horses of the Romans
wore them, The custom has not yet dis
appeared in Italy and the East Some
years ago NeapOlitan ladies used to wear
small silver half moons on their arms, as
a preservutiye against epilepsy, which pop
ular belief has always been connected with
the evil eye. The talismaniocrescen has
ever been the badge Of Islam, and it still
glitters on the minarets. --AHt The Fear
Round