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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
Stuck.


Down 10 Tuck,toe. y. j. there Is man
nsmed Simpson, who had fai roof on his
4 AJuse covered pt,h Tin. Ths roof 81, to Leak
ing badly, and Il happened 10 occur 10 Nc.
simpson ths, it would be good thing 10 cover
tho whole surface with TIE material out OF
which concteie payemcnis are made. in order
70 mako Il perfectly tight. man was
accordingly Engaged aud be covered tho Tin
with coLcrcte % tho depth Of four inches
The curse Of 1uckahoc Is cats. IN warm
weather millions Of them assemble aud hold
ratification meetings aud rchcarsals and gen
eral synods out 10 the back yards and Oh the
roofs. la Tuckahuc that summer the heat
was unusually iuteusc, aud Mr. Simpson Was
exceedingly annoyed by the animated discus
sions Of the cats In The ncislbVrhooi. Tho
more be 'shocd' them aud flung old boots at
them the more they yelled Night after night
il continued TO grow more terrific, and day by
dav Mr.. Simpson observed that the mysterious
catcrwsuliug continued during al! hours oi
daylight. Simpson hadn't LOot-jack or
blacklug-brush or roiliug-pin or cologne
bottle left 70 throw at them.
1t last, Que moonlight night The uproar
got to be 80 outrageous that Simpson arose
from lis bed and determined 10 ascertain what
all this growing mean, anyhow ltappeared
10 him that the noise came from tho top Of the
hJuse. He went up into the gaTet aud put
his head out OF the trap-door There lie found
Que hundred and niuciy-six cats stuck fast
kuce-deep 10 the concrete, which Lad Jecn
soiteued by the heat. Some of them bad been
there four days The minute they caught
sight Of Simpson Tie whole one hundred aud
ninety-sx doubled up their spiucs, ruled
their back hair, snaked their tails, aud gave
one Wild, unear;LIy howl, which shocked
Simpsons nerves 50 much that &c dropped tic
,rap-door aud fell down the stcp-ladder Oh tie
head Of Mrs Simpson, who was standing
below, dressed 10 a thing With frili on II, and
armed with palm-lcaf fan and a bed Stat,
determined 70 protect Simpson to the Death
Simpson las since sold the house 10 a man
who makes sausagcS and !ur-tppi's. lie
keeps the concrete soft aud sticky all TIC year
round BY means Of fires in the garrett. and II
is whispered around TGckGhOe that his actual
gains average forty dollars a uigbt.-N1r ID
dir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

C,p,. J B. rago. living near Nippon, In
Jefferson county, Is The owner Of chicken.
four years old this Summer, which for tbrco
yoars was regarded as hcn-layiDg eggs,
setting and hatching chickouS. In the mater
nal relation, shc was peculiarly cAiclcnt 10
much 50, that last sumner, Mrs. Page gave
her the chickens from several other bcnS ~
raise. Aud during the whole time, sho ~as
busy with large brood and very successful.
During last winter and early spring. great
change, however, took place in stumpy -
she began TO crow aud exhibit oihor masc'ilino
pccuiariiies. And at this timo. snothing
more nor less. then a rooster. with gills, rpurs,
long tail feathers and other attributes u tho
average male chicken.
Tlis remarkable chicken story was COM
municatel 10 tho Loudogn Telephone. Wc
cau vouch fyT the first line,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
BOOK Notices.

LlrrrIL's LIVING AGE has recently begun
The publication Of new serial story {" a
Doubling Heart = ly Miss Kcary, author Of
the very popular story Castle Daly," etc.
1t is also publishing two other serials, one y
Mrs. Ouplant i'WitLia tie Precincts, which
PROMISES to be one Of our best; ana one by
William Black. All three are published from
advance sheets The last weekly number
dated July ~ contains, also fro'n advance
sheets a short story by katherine S Mac4uoid,
author Of Patty" citihed The Perry Of
Carnoet, Breton Bcggar's Story" which is
very ouaiut aud interesting. besides the
fiction this standard eclectic weekly continues
70 give 70 its rcaGers the most Yaluatie articles
By the ablcst writers Of Europe. Oh all subjects
as contained ia tie impo'taa, foreign reviews,
magazines aut papers rendering !, almost
indispensable to American readers. Published
by Etc.l e Cay, i Dronlo!l street Boston.
August ST. Nicholas is p.ihy uumbe' L,
!uu Of interest DO, only foT young people but
for children Of a larger growth. Under the
IiAcs aud Dab Kinzer the two serials, are
more aud more enchanting. Every depart
meat Of this jrvoaiIe monthly is conducted in
The most satisfactory way.
ScaipyEa's MoyrHLr is rep.eto with enter
taiuing, amusing useful, instructive cooteDts.
The new serial " Fllenberg by Mr. BJyesen
adds tie charm Of novelty to its thrilling
interest being a study Of tie relations Of
Norwesiaas aul Americans 10 the northwest.
WIDE AwAxr, the august No is full ofplea-
SAINT stories. poetry and pictures fJr iis young
readers" Doc Knights aud Trying to be
True are two interesting serials. Homes
O.! the Poets is both entertaining cnd IL
s,ructiye M,li,tle people should have WEE
AWAKE. D. LsTnaor * c. TuLlisLeFs, Dos
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
Truthful Observations.

The local paper is au absolute necessity in
tic community where !. IS published. III The
city papers canuot supply the place Of The
home paper That shoeld Be the frst love Of
every man ard woman, FOR with tho paper is
iLe iJc4lity identified. The paper gives tho
town where it !. printed much Of rs import
ance in the world, and gives 10 detail the local
Jews which cauuot be gained from any other
source. Every issue Of tie paper is 50 much
local history, spd the rise, growth, aud deyel.
opment VI the town can 10 measured and
recorded oaly by tie local newspaper tha,
constantly is gathering its items. People DO
not properly appreciate their home ne~spa-
pers. They measure the value Of q newspaper
too much by the number Of columns II
contains. The houo paper a, any price Is the
cheapest paper one caa tase. for in it is TO be
found The Information 70 bO obtained from no
otl.er source. There Is therefore the greatest
need oi activity and interest 90 the part Of the
people 20 give their Own good paper vigorous
au1 subsian,ial support.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
Hanover Circuit Court.

The editor Of the Halifax Record attended,
the November term of the Hanover Circuit
court, Judge Barton presiding, aud III a letter
to BIS paper, says:
There is no village here The court-house,
the clerks cfiice the Jail, tavern, aud a store
comprise all the buildings The courthouse
is perhaps the Oldest temple Of Justice in the
State. 1t was built in l73t-i1rty-oue years
before the Declaration of lndepeudeuce-and
is, therefore, I43 years old. 1t tGppears 10 be
substantial enough to last many centuries yet.
Ordinarily, few people attend the courts here 4,
but Of course hu,ly contested case, now
pending, involving 1900, has brought to-
gether good many people, aud is watched
with good deal Of Interest 10y spectators as
well as the parties to the contest.
While looking OH have been amused by
some rich scenes. An ecceutric old gentleman
was told TO, to smoke 10 tie courthouse. lio
asserted his rights as an Auglo-Saxon in such
way as 10 create "A Ii tie disturbance. lie
apologized thus: Nay itPloasc your Honor,
said he, d" meant no disrcspect 10 tie Court.
am an old man, yergine upon eighty years
of age, and my pipe is aOout the only friend
have left ! know that order must be pre-
served, but repeat that meant no disrcspect,
ard | wish 10 say that my ancestors were
Anglo-SsxOus, aud wefe here before this court
house Vas built, and that still hold in my
possession land derived from them" AZ this
point, lie was told thst tho Court Was satisfied,
aud v.s induced 70 leave the couri-hCnsc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
The Wild Watermelon.
Uncle Remus Attacked by Ono OF th'
Worst OF the Species.

From the Atlanta Constitution. .
'l.ook yer, boy" said Uncle Hcmus ycster
,lav. stopping near the railroad crossing oa
whitehall street and gazing ieroclonsly at -
small cUlored youth who docs Lewis Clark
outside business, Look yer, boy, III lay yer
out Hat Il yer come tiingin' yo' watcrmnillon
rimes uudes my fOut-yVn watch ei don ~
You Il play 70 pranSs on desc ero ~iio
folks, but wen you come a-cu,,iu up yoG
capers roun' me yo'll Ian right ia lie mldd.o
Nv CT spell cr sickGess-uow You niue wat
tell you. An amt gwine fer ter pnt up
wild none cr yo' sassnosS, nudder-let !Ono
l:ngiu' watermil.iou rinics whaT ! kiR glt
mkt up wild um. ] done had 'nul watcg
millions Yesterday al &c day beiu'."
How was that, Uncle Remus ?" asked \
Gcuileiaau standing near.
=" Hit was sorer IKE dis, boss. Las Chusc-
DAY Mas John lie fetched home two er dcze
yer Flurridy watermilliuus, an lm An MIss
Sally BOT down fer ter eat um. Mars John au'
Miss Sally amt got uuthiug dat's too good for
me. en- DC ius news kuowd, Miss Sally wuz
4 hcllerim' Ter Rcnus. done snielt DO water
millions on dc ar, an ] ain't got no better
sense dan f,r ter 20 " 'en hears wit folksa
hollcru-l larut dat wen | wuZzept 80 high.
l.eastwaysl gol0ped up TO dc back po'ch, an
dar sot do wa,erlu,ions deS oz natchul cz if
dey'd or blu raised On de olo Spiyey place in
Putmon county. Den Miss Sally she cut ns
of er slshe-wuuner dele yer ongodly slIshcs,
big ez yo' hat, an sot down on lc stdps sn'
wrop myself roun' dc whole blcssid chunk,
'ccplu, dc rimo." UHcle l,euus 'pagsed and
aid his hand upon his stomach US il feeling
for something.
"Mcll, old man, what then ?"
Oats wat I'm gittu' at boss" said
Uncle Remus, smiling Q feeble smile. ~
sauntered roun' 'bUu, CT half hour an den
begin to feel soricr squcamish- softer hk /
don bin aud sSollerd bout 10 pouns oh'n
DC iuif ceud Nv er scantlin Look Ike ter
NE dat ! wuz gwittcr be sick, an den liz
looked like wuzzrut. Binchy little pam
showed Is head aud sortcr m'andercd rOun
like ho wuz loUkin fer big place ter keich
holt, an den a great big pain jump up an
take artcr do little one an chase him rouu nn
rouu', an lie mus or kutch 'um, caze bhncly
de zig pain retch down sn grab ds yer Icf los
-so-au haul lin up, an den be rctch down
an grab dc udder one an pull him mp, an den
dc war begun sho NUT Der mighty nigh 10
hours dey keep up dat racket, an dcs c1 soon
% cr little pain al jump UP de big one nd
light onto Il m gobbc it mp nm den dc bls ono
ul 90 sailin rom huniin' fer mo- Some
folks il mighty cu'us, dough. Ncx mornin'
hear Miss Sally laushin'. an a singin M a
w'isilin' des like dcy want no watcrmiions
raised 10 Flurridy ligt Mare Lewis better
pen dis yer Niger boy UP wen I'm In DC town
j kin tell yuu dat"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

ALiRuIsa SYxProu cough or cold, n not
promptly sttendrd 60 unt rcsul, In an iDcuTsbio
isaf diiosse. For all diseases ~ tho ,hros,,
bress, and iung., bronchial ot nsthnane sdoe
uon., DR.. swAyne's Compound Syrup u Wni
Cberry i.o pleasant and eerisln care. IL pro
notes crpcctorstiop and removes NIL diseased nst
ter which oh.,ructs tho luags, che Bicerstion L.
heuled, and the sufferer 4. restored 20 peffcc,
health. Trial ,'z- bottles e5 ccntsj regular else
Si.O0 II "a. bowels rfe cosiiyc, ~ liver di'or
dcred, take q few doses of DR.. Svayns's Tar sud
sar.apsrla pllls which will cvscu,te tbs bow Gle,
and u of vital importance, relieve the conicsicd
liver. and remote all bllliousncss. rs cent? n
box. These valuable remcdie, .ro sold al tho
leadine drug stores. ~ can DO hsi bI rriung a.
DIR. SEayuo Z son, Philadelphia. For rslc by
druggist. generally In Chirlcs,orn by Butter
Itsquith
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

4 bee keeper gives the following rlsn to
prevent swarm Of bees from getting away
from the hive, with The statement that during
ten years experience be has never known i 70
fail bat once. As soon MS they show The first
symptoms Of swanming, stop up some Of tho
outlets 70 the hive, so As 10 force them 10
considerable time in coming ont. Tho swarm
being made up IN part Of young bees. many Of
them unable 70 gy well, and as tle swarm can
DO nothing until al are out aud flying Ia tho
air, by prolonging their exit, tho .iccblo ones
become tired, aud fnliug ,l'cir plans frustrated,
they alighi 10 arrange their jyurDey. II they
eau leave the old hive at once tlcy care very
little sbout alisltiug.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
POETICAL.
MAKE CHILDHOOD SWEET

Wait not tiH the little hands are at rest
Ere vuu HI. them iuli OF flowers
Val; not for the crownng tuherse
To make sweet the last sad hours
But while. in the uusv household band,
Your darliuss still need your guiding hane,
Oh, Eli t..cir lives with sweetness.
Wait not ill the little bearts are still,
For the loving look aud phrase
But while you gently Chide a iauit,
The good deed kindly praise.
The word YOU would speak beside The bier
Falls sweeier far on the living eaf;
Oh, fll yogag lives with sweetness J
Al. what are kisses on clay-eold lips
To the rosy mouth we press,
When the wee one tes 20 her mothers arms
For love 5 teudefest caress
Let never worldly bauble keep
Your heart from the oy each day should reap
Circ linc Young lYos With sweetness.
Give thanks. each morn. for the sturdy boys,
Give thaaks :ur The fairy girls;
With a dover Of wealth like this at home.
Would YOU rifle the earth for pearls
Wait not for Death 20 gem Loves crown,
But daily shower lies blessings do~a,
And 81 yogl. hearts With sweetness.
Remember the homes whore the ligh, kisdsd
where IL rise ht' fat I'd way;
And the love that gloHs in youthful hearts
Oh, cherish il while Won may!
And make your home garden oi flowers .
Where jos shill bloom through chudAOJ1s hour
And il young lives with sweetness. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
TiR4INiA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

-,- Ts. Fs.r Pass Is published weekly 90 ir7
u i.-.1ai t.ftF fsais per anssH' 90 Gi.aHcc.
--rlECE DOLLARS it not paid ia advance.
DO. u 'f,- ard. F.ty caais tas ~. ca.
The t.ges % advertising are. fr square
iuch 1r less Jts D.ilr Gad fss N-.is t.r
.t... ia..ttinus-laf- ONES 10 the same proper
-.a Eschcahunuance tfg. g.c-sts.
-~-Vp aIyrrUseu,ot o. bo considered oy m,
...,.L .r year unless specified ou ,he Manuscript,
.-ar.,irusly agreed urou between tae parties
..--A 40 aIvcrtiscmcnt uot marked ou tho copy
t.. t.a.eiH.L uulhcr ~ Insertions Will De- con
-... laai ordered out, and payment wit hc
.,t.,.I accordingly.
.-.l ..lts AurEtrrs- tNrs.-ll avoid any
l,.rI.rstaniins oa %. part ~ the annual alver-
-.. &c ,s proper O. state iistiaetg that thcirVri
...-..rl extends O. the;r immediate business
.i. Estate Legal or al other al Ncrtisemeut, sent
. th.ri @. o.. au aIllti1na. charge, aut ua racia-
r.-lauatry notices 90 mose than dve liacs
... 'trI.i tHr.
SOB WORN Posters. Sale Bills. Circulars,
.i-Is. &c.,. executed promptly, neatly, aud ~ ili'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
The Bar-Room as q Bank.

You deposl, your money-aud lose Il. Your
time-snd lose IT, Your eharacter-and lose
it. Your bealth--snd lose il. Your strength
aud Lore it, Your manly Independence
and losc Il. Your sclf-cOnirol-and lose it,
Your homo cOmfort--and lossit. Your wife's
happincss-and lose IL. Your ehildrcD's hap
piness-aBd lose e. Your Own sJul-and lose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
ARTICLES
The Presidential Steal.

Before the Potter Committee at Atlantic
City, Garfield, Hale aod other radical states
men testified to the exceedingly yirtuous man
ner in which they conducted themselves while
in New Orleans, after the election of 1916.
Hon. Mr. Syphor, radical member Of Con-
gress for two terms from Louisiana, testified
to seeing the original Sherman letter, promis-
ing protection nul Advancement TO two men
If they continued il their efforts TO falsify the
vote Of Louisiana. he saw the letter several
tines, was familiar with Shctmans handwri-
ting. and lad no doub, the letter was genuine.
More Importance is attached to the proceed
ings Of the subcommittee at New Orleans, be-
fore which Msj Burke. the accredited Agent
Of Gov. Nlchol. from November 1875 to Mar.
{, 1877, gave history Of lis acts. lie fur
nished 70 she subcommittee tho kilograms
which passed between himself snd b!s p'inci-
pal. la thom ID Is shown thai tho special
friends Of Mr. Hsyos- Mathews. Foster. SbsI-
mac aud Donnison-plOdged Hayes. II inau-
Rurated, 90 ihs removal Of troops from Louih-
aua aud South Carolina. Tho dispatches also
show that Hayes. before hO WAS declared elect
cd aud whilc tho coutes, wsi going on IN Con-
gress approved tho promises Of his fTionds
and also agreed to an arrangement BY which
two Democratic Senators should be secured
from IouIsona To Stanley Mathews as a
complete citer-wr,er mus. be added Mcssrs.
HAYES and Sherman. Their oorrespondence
while the latter was In New Orleans, nanipu-
latius Louisiaua's vote, aud tho former was iu
Ohio preparing to accept a stolen Office, was
not as voluminous ns Mathews, but il was
full Of substance. Says sherman, in effect
" We have honestly got TO steal more than we
thonsht in order 10 save the electoral vote OF
Louisiana. Shall wc do it," Says Mr..
Hayes, in effect olgh, to have forty cleo
toral votes 10 the South Go ahead. Keep
your conscouces clear and yourselves uuspot-
ted from the world" There are more words
than this. but all save this are mere words.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

TIies are one Of tie creates. Affections Of
the age They prevent philosophical reiloc-
ton, arouse angry passions aud torment ones
nesb. We arc aro.compclled TO say, 10 the lan-
guage q brilliant paragraphist, darn
hy y."--EllliaHge
That's ueedlcs-s--at least il seams sew 70 Us.
Shooem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

How 70 CraE C4xcIrs-M Make tee II the
..mnou rcd clover Drink of it freely say
as much as l pint day. d. this and your
rancer will soon disappear have known Of
:, curing il four cases. ore when the doctor
t,l rfci - give any relief 81 ltayer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
shepherdstown Summary.


from Tie Eeglsfer
Mr Thomas Griffith, about four miies north
os town, net with quite painful accident %
Tuesday last by beiag caught between the
wheel II wagon which lie was driving aud
a RAJ. ieuce. lie vas caught by the head and
had quite a severe wound inflicted under and
about tie LEFT eye, nearly Destroying The siGhi
Of ,Le same. Or. G. r Bgiler a,;enlcl BIN
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VOL. 6z---V0L. I3, NEW SERIES.I CHA
plcI3SONALE

NOAH ~ AI-lk EGit ~ CO,
Celebrated Ciothters OF Baltimore, ND,
Alul40cc ths Introduction u plao 4 ordering
Clothing and underwear
BY LETTER,
q, which they call your special attention. Th,y
vi.l send ou application their Improved ant sccu-
lat-
RULES FOE SELFNEASJRENEST,
and m.l line % samples from their immense
stock ~ CLOTHS. CASSlMEkES, CoAIlNGS,
SIIlEFINGS, &C.. thus enabling parties 10 any
part % the country % order theig Clothing and
Shirts direct from them With the certainty oi tc-
ceirins gegm 'rts q
TIE lag latest Style
Ind jost Perfect F,t Atam1'ie
Good. ordered VIII De scut by Express 20 any
part TIE country.
AS Is writ known throughout the Southern
Sa;cs tAey tave ior Forty-TArec ears
EXCELEED
ia alJ Apartments of their business, which is
sub flutiai SJa raut.e as o. the character 't che
Goods ttty Wii. send oCt
A lsrso aud VEL. assorted stock Ot
ssEADs-tEADE CLOTHING
aluay. IN hand, togctser with a fu,i liae @ {
Furnishing GUodS,
including a rue latest Novelties in Design, and u
POPULAR PRICES.
when Goods are sent per Express G. o. b.
,Aore wild De- ~ collection charge On amounts oi
Halc. fr f-Measuromeut, Samples of Goods
lrt Prize. List sent free on application.
The attention o' the Trade Is invited 20 ocr
Wholesale Department which Is a'"ays Sept Up
o.. tl- high ESQ standard.
NOAH WALK EIs - CO.,
Manufacturers aa- Dealers 10 Mems and BOYS
f.ilt 4 g.. .sff re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

REyEDY JOB PrEUNoSIA. Take flannel
wrung out oi strong solution of salerstus
water as ho, as can be borne, aud apply Oh the
chest 70 the throat, aud it will relieve 10
short time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

4 clap out west, who had been severely
afflicted with palpita,ion Of the heart. says lie
found instant relief by the application ol an-
other palpitating heart 10 the part affected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

IscHiNa FmEs "-ls one of the most annoying
diseases 10 the world and all can hnd prompt
and certain relief by the use OF 'Sw4yne's Oint'
meut" Tie symptoms moisture, ike perspi-
ration intense itching, particularly at night
Wm. T. Grove, L. ;. Marshsll's Office, Harrison
burg Va, writes ! suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, cOnsGlted many physicians
but found no permanent relief until used
Swaynes Ointment. 1t also cures tetter, PIN
pies all crusty, scaly, Itchy skin diseases, ieav-
ing the skin clear aud smooth without blemish b..
Sent by mail 20 any address on receipt of price,
50 cents box. boxes Sl.I5. Address letters tu
Dr.. Swayne son. $50 North Sixth ST., Phila-
dclnlia. Sold bN Dntler q Aisauith. ChaIIcstos D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

" Died while reading newspaper says a
recent paragraph. On Investigation, It was
found lie had borrowed the paper from Neigh
bor
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Harper's Ferry Happenings.

Croquet IS the rage here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding of 81. Louis have
been visiting here for some days past-yiewing
scenes familiar 10 former days.
Col. James II. Burton las altered and
greatly improved the late Fisher residence
recently purchased by hia. II is now a lovely
place.
On Friday about two hundred and forty
excursionists, from Baltimore and Washington
visited Byrne's Island. Their music not ar
irving till noon, the morning was spent IN
sightseeing, &c In the afternoon, "on light.
fantastic toe, - they kept time to the music
An seemed greatly pleased with their trip
and many expressed their intention OF coming
again at no distant day Those who came
without. baskets had their hupecr appcascd by
Mr. Geo. " Green Of the d" Mountain View.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10

4 little Irish boy fell and bit bis tongue.
lie arose from the Er0unI crying ani sobbins
and saii D. bis brother Oh Sicrbeo ihink
". wiz ever spake again
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-10
Ar Enthusiastic Friend Of SaufoFd's
padioa! Cure.
s.-rI .r~n,. G.savr G Eawfx's F,rE AND)
Attrrr.n fNsr-Ea~T-r EFpNlsY

NAu'NE NsrEANCE hOENcY,
~ p.le s;.tet, 81 Lorl-, No., lco. Z, f5I1.)
a NtrL:iLE. Wasl.lg7on on Av city Dear Mc.lti :
fl.. tlr t1.ur years lyta troubled VIII Cataffl ana
forf.it fst te1 }rsrs Aat Uttered srriou.I with o.
N.r- 4, ,-afir 70 .t,.fis .g ~ u rANTukl's REMEDY
tf: ,t.,f ttsI a,cllrl N fry .t. have Used ully
.tf,s a- e. silt feel 20 much relieved That
2, t-luc o o-r f,rs1na ieiatlJHs Hul write ih.s 20
,1 and k ft: la1 ;lfs 3 ie measures to Ectli more
Ltaf..sc tF .ierc Tie Pn'Ac, tlat others nHi have
tI.f.r iaVp. lave recommended J. 90 4r!ir
anurDcr oi 'ly irIcrfs. all ot whom have eNQrtscd
''ia. lhorl-h ts;.--e % Is Na."e AID GOO 1.-~-5
l..il ilcm. 90
I.e.u i,.a, g pa-'!c1a a'ly ada1to9 % waits ofSt
LOUIS rraYl. .ul tagy al ought 90 know 4 il, and
Nos, -Eorettit -houllty u lwi'l tHe assertion
fsa. l.,I 1- vili- sdm.el L. 5t eif,A away N
sen lF Ua.r bottles. 90
lrt .,r1r plau cttne pcoQlcNGyc. g t'ey need H.
hcffcv, .ull eeG lW lcttes mysel; 90 COURSE you
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