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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29
)FFIcE IL "JEFFERsoN BUILDING.'
Saturday, December 90. 1877.
Book Notices.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

a Massachusetts, irishman has his homes,
doubts on the uppermost theological question.
His wife died recently, and meeting fricni
on the street he said, despondinely, Well.
the old woman is gone" Where?" asked
his sympathizing friend, who had no, heard Of
her decease. 81 don I know, but she is dead
anyhow" said Patrick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

A man out west went and bought his wife \
pistol and made her train at target exercise f0r
the possible defence against tramps. After
the bullet was dug out Of bis leg, aud The
house cat buried he said he guessed she bal
best shoot with an axe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

What is a bat? demands an exchange -
Well, If our knowledge availeth anything a
bat is a thing wherewilb We sometimes en-
courage a cat to &c, OF tie back fence It is
composed Of piece Of brick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

A Kentucky man who went 20 the Black
Hills, wrote back to a local paper, saying -
"0dfer premium at your coming fair for tho
biggest fool ia the country, and III try aud
get there in time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

Never, no never marry Tor money" grave
ly remarked the pastor to the youth. Pa"
called ont yOuogster jast then from behind
the study door, what Do you marry for, il
faint Tor money-S2 anyway. and maybe
more, il the fcller's rich ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29
POLITICAL.
Carriers Address and Farewell,
TO THE PATRONS OF The
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS

While the Yulc log is still burning,
And the Ivy is on the walls.
While the Wassai bowl i flowing,
Mid merry New Years calls,
While old Kris Kingle's presents
Sill everywhere abound.
With iovous-yet with sad. sad heart
For the last time go round,
With ioyousness, for wei. know
Where'er ! go to-day,
60 to friends that Oft have given
welcome 10 my Law.
There's sadness tpo-Can ought on earth
20 saddcn a grateful heart
As to b. obliged to say, farewell -
When friend from friends must part?
And YOU have ever been 10 me
Kind Patrons-generous-gO
Nv first view of the world was this
Friends that like Parents stood
For four long years-thro' thick and thin,
Home peace, and foreign slaughter,
i Nu nave tuttlCu Hc VA NY annual iohuh,
With smiles, and many Quarter.
Was famine in the land-or Hood
Did lire ievastate a city
Did Radicals abuse the President
For his virtues? More's tic pity.
Did Hampton, of Carolina,
From the ruins that were there,
Spring to the side OF rutherford
His patriotic views To snare!
is Daniel in the Lions den.
Keeping company with the Widow
Malone ?"
Have the honest men Of Virginia,
Taken liolliday-alone?
10
Nav that Holiday be happy!
And the grand old State arise
Meath its gentlemanly influence
TO its old place meath the skies 4!
Was our paper late from press Or the news
Less newsy than it should be ?
Did your chimneys smoke? Or your children
cry
Was everything wrong as it could be?
II
If so, never knew it
The FREE Pass humble Carrier,
Ne'er met but smiles at your various homes,
And was sent away the merrier.
IS
But that Carrier is sad to-day
Why? Luckey he who cannot tell
Once more to see, and thank, he calls,
And then to say
FAREWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

lie was bound to be accurate, and he thus
described the woman's costume She wore
suit Of something or other cut bias and trim
med endwise"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

A man out West has been terribly trounccd
by bis vie because lie took his overcoat and
boots out of her hustle, inst as she wanted 10
put it on Next time he'll mind his own bust
ncsS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

Faith is sometimes personifed as a drcnebei
female clnging to sea-washed rock, but
better smile would be bald pated rooster
buying vial Of patent hair restorcr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

It's plor rule that don't work both
ways" as the wi said to her husband after
hingins back at him his carpenter rule, which
he had Huny at her bead across the table.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

II the head given an article, elsewhere from
Jno Burroughs pen reads rather awkward it
is because were arc not yet accustomed to such
a heavy draw upon our editorial genius
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

ooh" said !oye-sick IIbcrniln," whata
recreation it is TO be dying Of love II sets
the heart aching so delicatey there's no taking
a wink Of sleep for the pleasure Of the pain -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

The latest furbclows, says fashion item,
are fur anklets. Fashions in furs cau't get
lnrbelow that.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

The best way to cure a crying child. says an
advertisement, SIS to buy it a baby carriage
That's right, keep the bawl rolling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

a woman's skeleton sells for more than
mans in Philadelphia, but then It's a weeks
extra work to wire the Jaws.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

There isn't much difference between a grass
hopper and grass-wdow, after all. Either
will jump at First chance.
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VARIETY

Pat says: And sure, nearly VERY frind |
hsv left in the wornd hez bin did long since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

Sealskin sacks are worn longer.' Same
way with all the rest of our old clothes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

When Boston girl accepts lover she says,
% Beans its You, yes"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29
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Mr.. psripr,on remarks chat fsw persous
now-a.days satEer from suggestion " che
brain.
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THEsToRY or A MUMMY

For seventeen yearsthc snIost curious
inject IN tho Museum of the Tenuessee
Historical Socieiy has bcenthe Egyptian
Mummy. K II has a veiy, singular history,
III 1860 Col. Jeremiah George Harris was
. purser on q United States nian-of- war in
the Egyptian waters He wenton sl,oie,
md wsss ut once lsisered into the august
presence of the Khcdiye and nis ilumer~
ous household. He was walking ontone
day with a lnember OF the Khediyes's
staff. when the latter was set upon BY
rufiians. Colonel Harris, Who Is q man of
great strength. interpossi, and the roughs
were vaiiqnished. t es
What eau 1 do asked the Egyptian
officer, TO show adequate approbation OF
tile services you have rendered me?
Give me a mummy laughingly sug-
gested Colonel Harriss. M
"A mulnmy p repeated the officer, hol-
ding his breath aud pondering. sDii sou
not know, sir, that our laws prohibit the
removal Of mummies,. under penalty OF
death. But. never mind; your request
shall be fulfilled. Just before the vessel
leaves the harbor, a boat will come along
side. twill contain that for which you
have asked sta VI Assaga ssl a
Colonel Harris Ind dismissed the subject
from his mind; but just before The hour
of the departure Of the ship three natives
weie seen pulling toward The vessel The
boat contained n bundle directed to Col.
Harris. This bundle was not to be opened
until the arrival of tho shipat Boston,
when Is was discovered that there we're
six nIumnies, instead of one. They were.
unwrapped. and the hest one forwarded 10
the Tennessee Historical Society, of which
Colonel Harris was then and Is still u
member.
When Professor Huxley was here he
examined The mummy with great deal
Of interest, and said fllat lac believed II 10
be theD preserved specimen eitherin IN
America Or In Europe.-Nashvile
nHttFtLuW.
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Savannah Morning News.
For 1877.

ny the ii af January, tic News eutcred up
Oon ifxzssh >olapx Ola pre~;sru< ekt-tsnss.
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<s.zr~<l ~ h.sk< tA~ Neralne News In every "
si~s-f ssiil raie drserinf of the eonndrnec aud
pstrsnsee which hs< lren = iii,crnlly cxtenasd
te 4 Nv The peoIae oGticoFria ard Florida. The
ssnple means ol'tle sAfnhli-hmtut wiii " desat
I'd 70 Che imprvyement ~ tss PAPER IN Al iiz de-
pxT<mrrts sad u iuaklnGn \ comprehensive.
inssru~siyr ssd rrliable inedistm a. TIE eurxnt
new. N stan Of l~rlaf corresInndrats--f
aad other posuts af lntrre-t-has beeH reorsHntz-
"a wizh view of fmesslnE every psssibl ciacre
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~LoRD, r'sDAD r

J A laughabie incident occared at Perry
recently, which cn1sed much sport, and
the circumstances of which are as follows:
An old gentleman who had two handsome
daughtes was 50 cautious Of his charge
that he would mt permit them
30 Keep the ccmpany of young men.
However they adopted the following ex-
pe,iient to enjoy the cnnpany Of their
lovers: After the old nah had retired to
rest, the girl. would hang sheet out Of
the ,econd-story window. aud Jim aud
Charley would seize hold Of il, aud with
the assistance of the girls would thusgain
entrance. IL 30 happened last Sunday
evening the girls hung out the sheet
ladder too early, for the old man, by some
ill wind was accidently out ofJoors aud
happening around The corner. Of Tie
house. and spying the sheet daagllngfrum
the window could not conjecture the
meaning 81 rs being there. SO he caught
bold aud endeavored to bring Il down, tie
girls above supposing itla be- the hoys,
began 10 hoist and did not discover the
mistake until the old nuns hald head
was level with the sill. when one of them
exclaimed. "I,ord. It's dad i, and LEI 70
her hold. which frightened her sister,
and she let ro ,he sl,Yet. and dawn came
the old man ON lie stone walk. breaking
bis wrist and tearing his unmentionables.
His cries brought out the household aud
several heighbors. and they removed him
Into The house. he is now busy cogiia>
.ins wne'ner 70 iet the gifls nasethe'r
oeaux ~ ne par'"f o1'o sue 'he Young
men for damages. The boys nave not
been arounu 70 ofier any sympathy anu
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There Is nothing more truly insinuating
ana defefenti.i than the waggle q iitsle
dog 2 'ali ~ we presence o sig dec with
= oehe. hss es a* :
An old bachelor seeing the words .fami-
lies suppled' oser the door Of shoa. step
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Thesrirfure ays.itis notgood Cor man
TO be alone Therefore LET him bay or
borrow . dog.
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DUBa'
JPRgs1uassi

wsui~cril,ss. lsrpiyiag earlvl for the rear
;sss snsy kase, wlfissf ckzrrs. Tie aunhefs fnr
the I'D Ssa<scr = tsss 81 ssch persedicsis ~
kxy sonS sx1s@dr(ise fsf. -
X-iihrr prs~inms 20 sph~cribrrs nor discount
Q riui,- rsn be showed ssie-s The Honry = ~
mitfed dircci @ ilse pabs'xhers. Ne prcmiums
cirsals1s vita slrthsr rarticulars may be bad
on srpiieafion. - . a ~s.sas..s s.gA
The leonard Scott Pub. Co... /
Cali Barclay 81 New York. q
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RusrcnucK AND GIUReEvo.

Tile New York Tribune says: When
Rastchuck, which has been vigorously boil,s
bsrlsd ior several days. was bcsieged a.
1910. its fortifcations we're 10 extensive M
20 require garrison Of 10000 inep, "
bad n single rampart aud vet ditch without
bastions. counterscarps. glacis on outworks.
The Rosians we're unable 20 hold IL after
they bad captured IL. and their commander.
katnsuH, was forced 70 eyscuate 10 From
that day TO this its iortiicatious have betn
constantly rebuilt and strengthened. and II
10 aow Defended by eight basiionsd fronts,
On the land side. with a great di,ch and
counterscarps. Tbe water SIDE Is protected
BY 6 regular fronts and BY The great bas~
tlol Of kala AIik Iabia. which projects M
TO the river. Since 1881 the works Of the
fortress have been extended - that they
now overlook The l.om. which flows into the
Danube Immediately above the town. The
general form of the ence:nte Is described as
being that u q right-angled triangle. tile
hyputhencuse. formed by SIX irregular bas.
tionod fronts. being washed BY the river.
At the western angle VI the triangle is the
citadel. alsoa bassioned work. Advanced
works have been constructed on the further
side Of the lom in the form u redoubts,
bomb proof magazines have been provided.
and secure accommodations for the garrison
hare slso been srrapged both in the desach-
ed works aud IN fhs encsiStci and the ior-
mer are connected with one smother and
with the latter by subforraneau tciegraph
wires The key Of the fortress n the fort
siiuared un the highest point Of the plateau.
and kaosa ss tbe Fort Ssry l,sir. since
from Il the town aud the other detached
works are eosnplesely commanded. The
Turks have bsen :aboring necessarily on the
eartbwprks siuce the opening af hostilities.
The great outwark on the extreme right Of
the Turkish position which was begun SIX
weeks ago has been finished. and the earth
works % the lower ground near The town
hase been strengthened 0a lhs slope Of
the bank near the margin of the river
stretches m alnsost coatinuons line Of fcrti>
6cstions. The total number Of cannon
planted en che outworks Is 10. Of which
40 arc K.upp gus. The population Of
kasichack IN ordinary times b about 40.
.uO0. nssiReA ed mss1 kgsiss els
On ths oppoise sids % The DsnubsSis
Giurgevo. In 1882 Il was defended In
true Turkish fashion. and the slasgkter of
the Russians hefsre the town Was terrible.
Between kusichuck and Giurgeyo d an n
land about too miles long. aud on this Is
che 6rst defence Of the .Eoumsnian bank,
m ancient castle. On the mainland there
Is pentagopal stone work. and around the
town sweeps semicircle chain Of fortifca-
,ions. Giurge,o lies on low bank within
easy range from Rustchuck. and is >, nm
protected that . few days bombardment
will lay il in ashes. The Russians have
planted batteries on this island aud also
abvye Giurgcvo. directly opposite Rust
chuck.
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BLAcKw0oDs
Edinburgh Magazine.

dirc-i>d infsr,nsflcd upou the great events In
eos,ie @ncutI~ history aud contain Asasfcfiy
csilirl~ns w n.i that u fresh aud valuable In "
t~xskrs. rs wrll ~ summary II the triumsshs
u s-i<aee and art The wms likeiy 90 rsnvilise
~ Euepe xill fvm topics Cor di~eusripp. that
win - txrsrri with tnafpn glnncss aud ability
Rewhers else b b. f.und. Biarkwoed's Maars-
kiae y i.ssoss Cor Stories. E<~sys. and sketehes,
or Gle Highest Literary Mera.
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MT. DFOWu htPl uttfVEtns Afbuuu HfS
table sat Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Andrews, the
village miliiner; Mr.. Jordan a carpenter;
Mr. Black, barber; aud Mr. HadIry. a
-four. feed. and lamber merchant. ! e
Mr.. Brown took out OF his pocket-l,ook
a ten-dollar note. and handed Ii 10 Mrs.
Brown saying: a.
Here, my dear, are ten. dollars toward
The twenty promised yon., ~
Mrs BrowE handed Ito Mrs. Andrews s
the uiiIliner, saying. aa aastsa aiat
z That pays for my new bonnet en-
Mrs. Andrews said 10 M. Jordan. rs she
handed him the note:
'ThatwI pay you cor your work on my
counter.
NJ. jordan handed n TO Mr. Hadlsy.
the flour. feed, aud humber merchant, 70.
qursting bis lumber bill.
Mr. Hadley gave The note back to Mr.,
Bmwn, saying:
THAT pays ten dollars on board
nv. Brown rassedtt 10 his wife, with
the remark that fhat paid her twenty
dollars he had promised. she In turn
paid it to Mr. Black 90 settle her bread
and pastry accoani. who handed IL 10 Mr.
Hadlsy, wishing credit forthe amount on
bis flour bill, Le again returned TO Mr..
Brown, with the remark that Il settled for
that months board. wherupon Nj.
Brown POT 4 back into bis pckrt-booh,
exclmming that he snevrr thought q teu-
dollar bin weuld 60 sofar.' ri
Thus . tsn-dollar greehback was made
70 pay ninety dollars Indebtedness i,side
of i've minutes. Who says greenbacks
ars worthless
~ 'Faiat ~ tsf
A Agen,leman. parting with servaD. vO-
man. was asked. with respect % her indus-
try. whether abe was what h termed afraid
Of work. OH inot nj all. said he. not Al
al she'll frequently lie dvwn aud no 70
sleep BY The very side ofit.
Small boy. on siptce. % hn companions, |,
Stop your noise, aIl ef yoa. Compan>
ions: Halo, Tommy. xbsfs the u'attsrr
Small boys We've got Q new baby rs
very wesk and tircd--wRlked al The way
from heaven la-t night, mus,n't Be kicking
up row round here now.
A man who was seen coming out Of q
Texas newspaper office with his nese spin
open. ene. eye gouged ont, and sn ear
chawed %. explained 10 : policeman that
he vas not asahrcriber 70 ,he paper, be had
simply entered The oisce 10 sscertsin u the
editor was 10. And be was in.' be mourn.
fully added.
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