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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-11

Robert Edbury turned, and saw stand
Ing neay him that other Robert, who
threatened to be-or perhaps W1s-no
mean rival. His ill-health was evident.
One hand was pressed TO his side ~ If to
sti1l sotne pain there, and on his hand
some blonde face, which was marked by
Iunmi1tAkable traces OF confirmed sick
- ! cloud Of jealous anger rested
shsavily.
The EYES Of the two men met, and each
knew the other for 4 rival.
a half smile Of scorn AZ he looked
curled Robert Edbury's lips. In = cas-
like this = man has no pity for the all
nsntD Of another. With . grave face
he took from his pocket the rosebud and
laid il in Mn Chaasdane's lap.
Here ID your rose," he said, quietly.
" restore 1t to you at your wish. But
remember what / said; and believe me,
time win prove me to be nj false rroph-
.et.s
Without waiting for an answer, he
bowed and disappeared amid the throng
Of dancsru, seeking her NJ more that
IL Mis- Cha.sd.ne engaged to that
mani" he questioned Of his friend Nor
ton.
II behave there is no positive engage
men, VA The reply. Mr.. Chassdane,
Il 4 rid, objects % IT"
On what score does ahe objects
Moneyr
"Oh no, 6tonor has Z small, compact
ss4ate closs By, and Is well of. On the
scors Of his unceStain health. AlsD, they
fere cousins"
aWhat Il II that Il the matter with
lhimfS
"eome complication, connected with
boil - lungs and tho heart, which !
o0neaAe, readers treatment dificult."
IN yca think Min Chassdane care,
- don't think ~ loves him, Edbury
III that's what You mean. II seems "a
- that he likes him more n brother.
When sliathie attentions are paid IA
gix11y they I'll 1attesed, ron know. md
4a alpplnDays 49, - ee<Asl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

rhe Antec eaenty Of disease.

Among the antecodent, Of disease are inertness
in the circulation Of the blood, an Numerically al
,enuated coalition Of the physique, indicating that
The life current is deficient in nutritive pre-
periies. van, hsggard loos, inability to digest
the isod, os' Of appetite, sleep aud strength, aud
a sensation Of unnatural languor All these may
Be regarded az among the indieia OF approaching
disease, which will eventually attack the system
and overahe.n it, ifit is not built up and fortified
in advance. lnyigorate, then, without loss Of
time, making choice Of the greatest vitalizing
agent ex,ant Iostcter'. Stomach Bitters, an elk
ir which has given health and vigor to myriads
Of the sick and debitated, which is avouched by
physicians and analysts to be pure as well as etiec-
tive, which is immensely popular in this country,
and extensively used abroad, anu which has been
for years past one ofthe leading medicinal staples
OF America.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
News and Times about Winchester

From the NeTs:
Mr.. Nicholas Perry, a citizen of the western
portion Of this county, died last Saturday at
an advance age. Mr. Perry was soldier Of
the war of lSl2-oue Of the few survivors Of
! that war among us.
Mr. S. +. New, who was charged with some
irregular,y in the manufacture of cigars in con-
nection with the L. $ Internal Revenue Blu
rcau, has, We understand, been acquitted by the
United States Circuit Court at HarrisonbuIg,
Va.
From The Times:
The Light Infantry expect to carry no, less
than sixty men to Charlestown Saturday.
\ nine-ycar old son Of Mr. Il. l.. Gray fell
from a tree, one day last week, aud diSloca,ed
his shoulder.
The millcrs on Monday advanced tho price
Of wheat two cents, aud were willing to pay
81 10 for a choice article.
Although he has not formally accepted 40
invitation, Il Is almost certain that President
Hayes will attend The Agricultural Fair 10 Oc-
tober.
George W Andrews, formerly Of Wnches-
ter, died 10 Baltimore last week. lie was
buried 10 Mount Hebron Cemetery on Sunday.
There was great outpouring Of the people
at the Friends Annual Meeting at Hopewell on
Sunday. Everybody in Winchester who could
procure a conveyance was there.
Our friends Of the Light Infantry desire us
70 remind their honorary members who wish
to accompany them on tie Charlestown trip
that they will be entitled TO the privileges Of
the Company on that occasion. and they can
procure their badges by calling on Mr.. John
T. Harris, AZ Baeijar & Co. 5 store.
Last week a young man fred pistol from
the barn on the Stephens place near Newtown.
The ball wounded Mrs Brown-wife Of the
butcher who attends the Winchester market
severely in the neck. and then embedded itself
ina door. The distance from the point where
tAe pistol was fred to Mrs Browns residence
is estimated to be at least quarter Of a mile.
We have in or Office FOR the inspection Of
those interested specimen Of wool sent ms by
General Neem, of Mt jackson, taken from a
vear!ing Cotswold lamb this spring, which
measures not less then y inches in length,
asd is exceedingly 6ue. i flock Of enc hun
bred and twenty thoroughbred Cotswo!ds made
eleven pounds each of this superior wool,
while l39 half bred sheep made seven pounds
each
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Bible Depository.

THE Bible Beposi,ory Of tie JET; Counnty
Bible Society has been established AZ she
Store of Mr.. David Howell, Charles,own, where a
large aud beautiful assoi tmeni of BIBLES AND
TgSTAMENTS will constantly be kept The
public are earnestly invited to call and examine
these Books. now published aud sold a, lower
rates than ever before.
To persons unable 70 purchase Bibles, supply
vii J be furnished without charge.
n :. WHITE, Pres.
DAVID HOWELL, Urea urer
May IS, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

AlAasiNd SYsrroxs.-A cough or cold, IL not
promptly attended % may rcsult n a. iocutlbie
lang disease For 81 diseases Of the throat,
breast and lungs, bronchial or asthmatic atlec-
tions, De. 6Nayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry isa pieasan, and certain care. IL pro
notss eEpectOFati1n and removes all diseased mat
Ter which obs'ructs enc lungs. tho alteration 10
healed, and the saHerer IL restored 20 perfect
health. TRIAL size bottles IS cents regular slxO
Sl.C0 II tae bowels are coSiive, or livcr tisor-
dsred, take low doses Of De. SwSyne's Tar and
SarsapGrlllA pills which will evaeuRte tho boEcis,
gnd IA e vital Importance. relieve the contested
Uvef. and remove ell bllliOusness. - cents a
box. These valuable remedies are sold at the
leading drug stores, or can Do had By sfitinE -
Dr. SSsyne Son, Phi,ade,phia. For saio By
druggisti generally. In Charlcs,oNo BY Butler
a AiPquith
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Martinsburg Matters.

The trial Of Frank Gilbert, colored, charged
with the murder Of an old man named Nicho
las Codinberger, of Ohio, was commenced in
the Circuit Court on Monday, Judge John
Blair lIoge presiding. The States attorney,
l.. NJ Shafler, is assisted in the prosecution by
c. j Faulkner, Jr., employed by the friends
of the murdered man, and J. n. Wisner aud
W S. IIenshaw were assigned ~ act as coun-
sci for the accused.
Before pleading the prisoner filei petition
for removal Of the cause TO The United States
Circuit Court, for the reason that under the
laws of West Virginia only white persons are
competent TO act as grand and petit Jurors, and
that the grand jury By which be was indicted
was so composed, and that therefore, he can
not have fair trial under the laws Of this
State. The motion is similar TO that made in
the Tolevr case in 1874, and then oyeTruled
ty Judge Hoge. 1t is again made in this
case it is presumed. because the Supreme
Court of the United States recently allowed q
writ Of error in the case OF Taylor StraudeT,
convicted at Wheeling for the murder Of his
wife Judge U5ge briefly stated the grounds
upon which the motion was denied, the Court
ct Appeals Of this State having made a SINH
lsy ruling in the Strauder case when before II
or appeal.
From the Statesman.
We were shown yesterday by Mr. Jos. B.
Nanmeier Of Ills county, some very fine
specimens Of tie Cvtswod and Diamond
fleece varieties Of woJi - Of these when
shearei averaged s lbs 10 the fleece. After
tak.lg cut tel Of tie smallest iieeces the other
% averaged fraction orcr 10 lbsp per fleece.
We are paiLed to announce the death 4
| LEWIS Grantham, Esq, which occurred at lis
residence, in ills equity, o. Saturday Inst
Ma lsih inst. Mr. Grautham was one OF
or oiles: and best known citizens aud repre-
ssatcd The county seyera! terms IL tie Virginia
! legislature.
We regret to announce the sudden and IN
expected demise Of Mrs. Robert Lamon the
wiio If Robert Lamcn, Esq, II Ibis county
/ Mrs. l.. was ou a yis! l. Ter friends in Penn
( >y!rau.i, When sic was taken suddenly Ill
I and although all was done that IL etical skill
could sug,cs; ste rapidly sank, death inter
ycuae within lew days after sic was
attacked Mrs. l. was highly esteemed for
hF ri!Hy vir;ues and her deAia il sincerely
| l,Temyi.
Tie members Of the Pennsylvania egsla-
tu,e, accompanied BY their fam lies,-somc
500 persons IN all,-vi:ited this ely on Satut-
day Is; and speut the day. Ma formal re-
ccpiion ras given ,c,iho distinguished party
| for wasn't q time. but the greeting extended hy
| our pei}.i. ws8 uone tho less warm end cor
dial Are, pai,asins Of has,y dinner 81
the GRAD Ceotrnl. Continental and other no
, tolls Of he city. the c1cuIsionists boarded the
train. cs-yirg with them TIE bOs: wishes o.
our People.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

TIE Grafton Eagle Is the 'lile Of . now and
spighIly Democratic paper at Grafton. 10 this
State. We wish the ProPrGiors and Editors,
Messrs. Lawrence and Crouch. property
May iAe Eagle from lis eyre on The CEDAR tops
and ellis keep an oyc 90 the public veal
Aud may il Soar aloh, and-soar aloh, and
-nevo; light on daidy's woOdPile.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Ralleions Assembliea.

In tic Virginia Episcopal Council 10 session
n, Lynchburg. the committee % whom Was re-
fcrred the question Of assistant b.shoIs pre-
secuted report recommending that TIE rsiter
be postponed until next council, and tie re-
port was adopted The committee appointed
to consider al property questions relating TO
tie diocese. of West Virginia and Virginia pre-
senled a report and resolution donating $500
10 the W Va, diocesethe latter relinquishng a.!
claim to the property Of the old diocese. A.
tee long discussion the report was Tecommit-
cd. ST. George Church, Fredericksburg, Va,
was selected as the next place Of meeting q
the council
In the council, on Saturday, Bishop White
delivered an elaborate annual address, in which
he earnestly deprecated the evils Of rounl
dancing.
The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, in session in Atlanta,
on Thursday Of last week received the frater-
nal delegates from the N. f. Church. The
Committee on Episcopacy. Of which Rev. DR..
Samuel REGISTER is Chairman, reported unia-
vorably to the election OF another Bishop at
this time, aud the report was accepted. Reso-
lutious on the death Of Bishop Marvin were
passed. The conference refused to alter the
present mode of managing tue missionary az
fairs of the church Resolutions iavoring a
Methodist Ecumenical Conference Ohd grand
centenary Of American Me,hodists, TO be held
in Bostoc, December 20, 1884, were passed
/ Resolutions Of Christian greeting to the Cen
eral Assembly Of the Southern Presbyterian
/ Church aud 20 the General Assembly of the
/ Cumberland Presbyterian Church were passed
/ The report Of the committee on education re-
commencing more perfect support Of church
educational institutions aud attacking skcptic-
| al tendencies, was adopted. The limit of APP
pointmeu,s in presiding elders district wa:
| changed from fourteen 10 twenty. The pro-
posed centenary Of American Methodism vii
be held 10 Baltimore in 1884, instead Of Bos
ton
In the Presbyterian Assembly South, a
| Knoxville, Tenn, greetings were received from
| the VI. T.. General Conference at Atlanta. Co.
operation was urged in behalf of the American
Bible Society. \ delegate appeared from The
| General Assembly Of the Cumberland Presby
terrain Church, but as this assembly had II
/ official knowledge Of such body the delegate
was not officially received. The report on thC
case Of Dr. f. T. Baird against the Synod c
| Virginia was temporarily tabled owing TO the
! sickness Of the appellant. Louisville, Ky.
was chosen as the place for the next meetiu.
Of the assembly. Reciprocal greetings were
sent to the NJ Il. Conference at Atlanta al,
30 the Presbyterian Assembly at PittSburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Practical wisdom,

An ancient ad,ge say', "Iu Tine Ct peace
prepare f,r vH' Is itrcs NI7hl.y si'o to
prepare for s., krcs. IN tine q health When
aniicipaiicc q i-uracy, guide b. Ks SUI r,.p'
are s;udog.iy examined, ari al possible IN
formation O.. he route ana oygn,ry ot.ai4eI
Yet many make Ihs i'Urley Il Nfo and
throughout q @ catire Trip re'aain almost strsn-
gors TO themselves in Trfuat ignorance Of
their abilities. aud have Ia knowledge 4 tie
physiological lws tia, govern mind and mat
ter. To such he is ike by handling 81
engine, be may have a>certAjue1 how to start
and stop Il. but tc knows Mt how 10 keep il
in running order. The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser, IN illustrated work Of
over 900 pages. is designed by its author rs n
popular handbook Of anatomy, physiology,
hygiene, medicine and tie most common di-
soascs 10 which al are Liable, and with which
many ore afflicted The work Is rcpletc with
sound, practical suggestions. Price. 81 50
Address tie author t. V. Pierce, VI. D., Buff
falo, Y. Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
The American Bible Society Ami
VcrSary ut Richmond.

~ letter from Rev Mr. Long, who recently
visited Charlcs,own in nc Interest Of the Bible
Society. writes TO the Wheeling Register;
"The late aunlvctsary Of the National Bible
Society at Richmond, a., was, in tho ludg ment
oG the officers and friends present one Of the most
interesting ever held 81 Faui's Church was fill
al O. overlooking Sunday evening, IL being The ga
aueiyersary az the American Bible Society. The
exercises wore very interesting. The services
we're opened by Rev. Dr.. Hose, % that city, as
sisted ly Rev. Drs MiuncgeTode and Judkins.-
Dr. uoge introduced the officers OF the American
Bible Society q New York in hts usual graceful
manner, aud prefaced with a few choice remarks
on that agency % good. Rev. Dr.. Taylor, Of
Now Jersey, delivered most eloquent discourse on
the subject 20 Bible propagation. after which Rev
ur. Cranberry. 0t Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile. closed the exercises Ia few brief remarks
upon the excellence of The Bible, and OF the Ma
ticna. Society. Within the chance. there were a
number q ministers Of tho different denomina-
tious. sud the officers Of the National Bible Socie-
O.. The socctinI was very interesting, and, from
she report ot thc secretary, she Society Is In "A
haur.sb.ug condition"
The Society has issued during the past sixty
two years thirty-four millions. eight hundred
aud sixty-tour thousand, three hundred and
fifteen copies The gratuitous work for the
past year amounted 10 S259,5ls.l9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

The Bishop elect Of West Virginia, Rev. G..
". Petcrkjn. was married in Baltimore on the
oath ult. 20 Miss Corinne Swami, daughter Of
TIE late Alexander SWAIN. Of Winchester, Va.
-SAsyherdsto'rn Register.
The foregoing is incorrect. Miss Swami
was married to Mr.. " ". SinclairIy Bishop
elect PeierSIn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

In The House. on Wednesday, a resolution
offered BY NJ Wilson, Of West Virginia, WAS
adopted, authorizing The select committee on
the alleged electoral frauds 10 Florida and
Louisiana 10 investigate electoral frauds in any
State where i; has probable cause to believe
that such frauds were practiced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

The Wheeling Repster soys the fl'mers IN
Mason county gre blowing up :he!r cheat aod
will plan; he ields 10 corn. The Elc,sian Gy
ls doing NE damage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Memorial Day in Charles
town.

The Executive Committee Of the" Lee Memorial
Association" have arranged. as Tar Is practicable
% the present time the order e proceedings for
thc 25th instthc time - apart ior the interest
Ing ceremonies q Decoration Day.
The Committee are advised OF the acceptance OF
az invitation 90 DO present of the
WINCHESTER LIGHT INFANTRY,
aod 3, is expected that other Military 0rganiza-
lions vii also De IN attendance.
The following BANDS have been invited 20 De
prcscu, and participate in the ceremonies;
The Coruet Band Of Winchester,
The Winchester Drum Corps,
SuepherdstoWn Band,
Duiliclds Depot Band,
harper's Ferry Band,
Cornet hand and Mechanics Band OF ChRriesto~n.
Alto O'Clock, \. NJ, tAe =" Lee Memorial Asso-
citation" viii hold lts annual meeting at Charles
Washington Hall for election Of Officer. for the
ensuing year.
AtlOIf O'Clock, 4. W, the procession will be
formed on Washington Street, where the Military
organizations. other associations and the citizens
generally W assemble subject 90 the order Of the
Chief Marshal. James \. Galiahcr, and his aids
John r. Colston, J. C. Holmes and George W.
Henson. 800
Thence The procession win move 10 edge Hlll
Cemetery" where az "a o'clock the Address will
De- delivered by the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

"The people believe they have been vronged
ADD want 60 know the truth, says Col. Ben.
Wilson. aud to crafty this desire Of the peo-
PIE was the design q the Potter resolution
passed by Tie Democratic vote Of tho House
,f representatives The Republicans by
their a1tagooism Of The resolution, lem0uslra-
tel most clearly their opposition 20 any
revelation Of The truth in regard TO the prcsi-
Dental election transactions 10 Florida and
Louisiana. They prefer darkness because
their deeds were evil. II there be 20 Truth in
che allegations Of fraud n those States, no
harm can accrue to the Republican party by
disclosure Of the facts 10 tie case Il there
Be truth, 10 tie accusations, the people have d
right to know it. Tie truth ought 70 and
will prevail. Mr. Hayes. IL De De sincere iu
bis professions ot that Christianity founded on
eternal truth. ought % cour: Investigation
rather thaa encourage resistance there to-
Whether The establishment Of The verify Of
the al'cga,iocs cl fraud be intended as pre-
llmiuary % action for TIE uasea,ing Of Mr..
Hayes or not. be ought 90 have tie spirit a
the immortal Harry Of she W,ss and
prefer 20 be right ra:he, than be President"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Spring and Summer CasSimeres.
JllllE'S FIj7B STLITTl S?8TT5S.

; ID HL5f eo sassa s y T slSssa.a ana
Depot ?. o., Frederick county, Va. Tcrws: s.
per day, SI2. 30 per week aad $40 per month Of
2s days children and servants half price. Round
trip tickets from gll prominent points From
Baltimore to Springs snd return, sfH: from
Washington 20 Springs and return, $3.50. Tick
cts good until stof November.
May q, lo7s-tf /. c. JORDAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

Yescer 6 Co., coafecti0ners in Staunton, lost
theIr .rck D. Ere On Tuesday night week
Los, S>0J-iuslrauce $500. The bCddiug
was saved. The books q the concern, valued
10 81 100 destroyed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

VUoODSTOCk and tllum Plopgbs, Cultiys-
w tors. Harrows, Double and Single Shovel
Ploughs, for sale by HORACE DEALL.
CEAMLESS aHd Twilling Grain Sacks. for sale
> by HORACE BEALL.
GTEEL Spaling, FORKS, and al other Garden
y Tools, By HORACE BEALL.
DOARDMAN'S and Cfossmans Celebrated
ID Flower Seeds, FOR sale BY
HORACE BEALL.
WHITE Wash, Paint, and all kinds Of Brushes
W for sale by HORACE BEALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

Tie commissioners appointed % adjust tde
Scr-d,sy between West Virginia aud the old
State VIII nee. ~ Winchester Va. cn ttC tth
z Igr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25
Hen. los. q. =. BIackburn,

Member Of the House Of Representatives Of the
United States from Kentucky.
The Address will be preceded by Music. and BY
Prayer by Rev =. @. Ferguson.
Immediately after the Address the Decoration
Ceremonies viii take place, tirst az the Cemetery
and chen IA succession at thc Episcopal and Meth
odist Episcopal Church burial grounds.
The Committee respectfully suggest that all
places uf business in the town Of CharlcstoWn b.
closed from DO o'clock, 4 NJ, until after the eero
monks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

In the United States Senate on Friday of
last week Hon Henry G. Davis offered q reso-
luton authorizing the select committee on The
books and accounts OF The Treasury Depart
mont 10 sit during tho recess Of Congress. He
said that every siatemen, no had made when
submitting the resolution calling for tho invos-
tisaiion, including the ono that the public
debt statement had been altered to tho extent
Of $500, OOO.O 900 OF more, would DO proved.
On Monday the bill 10 place Gen. Shields
on tho retired lis, Of the army, With the 'anS
and pay Of brigadies goncIal, vas called up,
vhen NJ Sargent offered as amendment on
sddi,ionsl section placing Ulysses 8. Grant 90
The retired list, with tho rank aud pay Of gen.
srsl. Tho amendment was opposed BY the
democrats on the ground thu! Gen. Grant was
not, iiko Geo. Shields in want, but !he amend
mont passed. Mr. Lamar dem. voting with
the republicans for It, and Mr. Oglosby rep
with the democrats against il. The bill as
amended, vas then debated TO the hour Of sd-
journmenl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

Mr. pottor's resolution TO Investigate The
Florida and Louisiana Presidential election
frauds passed the House Of Representatives on
Frday-tho Democrats having succeeded 10
getting quorum The Republicans refused to
votc-uot desiring the outrages to be inquired
iat5. Speaker Randall appointed the follow
ing committee:
Messrs. Potter, Of New York Morrison. Of
Illinois; Hunton. Of NiFsiuia; Stcnger, Of
Pennsylvania; Mcmahon, Of Ohio; Cobb, Of
Indiana Blackburn, Of Kentucky Cox, Of
Ohio; Butler, Of Massachus It's; Reed, OF
Maize, and Iljscock Of New York.
No one who has suffered with salt Rhcum,
B5i.s. pimp'es. Ulcers or any other Blood Di-
se,sc las tried Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture 10
vain it always cures.
In south Carolina The Wade Hampton 3"
collar is regarded an easy yoke, aud the
Wade Hampton collar TO be had At Mr..
Nimrod Trussell's store is we'll worth the price
the box in which they ere enclosed fully
worth the money asked We return thanks
Tor box presented to o member Of our Office
force.
= Washington cofraspondou, Of tho Sunday
Lasa.r, Of Wheeling. gives interesting pen
portraits 4 members Of Congress. OF cur
representative is the following
Col. Martin zoe, a5oat his business quiet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

4 NEW supply Of Summer Millinery, jus.
n received by
May %, 1878. Mas. 5. II AoNgSTsorr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

"IrcuING PiIEs is one Of the most annoying
diseases In the world, and ell can find prompt
aud certain relief BY the use Of "Swayne's Oint-
N emit" The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
alton, intense itching, particularly at night
WIN. Z. Grove. l.. :. MarShalls office, Harrison
burg, Va, writes / suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, consulted many physicians,
but found no permanent relief until | used
Swayne's Ointment. IL also cures letter, PIN
Piles. all crus;y, scaly, itchy skin diseases, leav-
Sent BY mail 10 any address on receipt Of price,
so cents a box boxes 81. %. Address letters 20
d.. Swayne Il sen, $50 North Sixth s., Phila-
delphia. Sold by Butler & Aisquith, CharlestoNn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-25

Il is stated that tie war has already cost
Russia S-0n Caoeo