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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
ii A r RE D

On Thursday morning, the 5th inst. at the
residence OF the brides father, by the Rev. r.
+ Martin assisted by the Rev. o. EIlyson, Miss
SUSIE j. GRIFFITH. of BerryTIlle. and VIM.
S. HAMMOND, OF Warm Springs, Bath county.
Va.
At the home of the bride. on The 18th inst by
Rev @. G. Brooke. MOSES :. GALLOWAY. of
Clarke county. Va to Miss SIDNEY a. R1GER,
OF Frederick county, Va.
On Wednesday. II inst. at tho residence of
the BRIDES mother by Rev. 3. W. Owen, Mr. E.
". HOUsEHoLDER. aud Miss SUE A. SfTU-
CART formerly OF shepherdstown, both of fla-
gerstown, Md.
On the 10Th inst. at the Lutheran parsonage
SNYDER. Of Cum erland Md. and Nlss FL
ENCE b. RHoE, of Rerkeley county. W. Va.
At Gersrdstown. Berkeley county, or the 10th
n. GRIM and Mss VIRGINIA G. BRADY-both
of Berkeley county.
On September 18th. 1873. in C Georgetown. D. G..
by the Rev. Mr.. BOvce. HENRY 81 EPHENS0N.
of Frederick county. Va. aud Miss HELEN NJ.
MARBURY, of Georgetown. D. c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Hon. A. r. Boteler has written a letter
declining the greenback nomination for Cons
gress.
- Mr.. Mason Matthews, the Oldest native
of Lewsbu-g, and father of Governor Mat
thews, died suddenly on the 10th instant
= AT an election held in Berryville on the
18th instant, for corporation officers, the fol-
lowing were elected: S. S. Moore, Mayor ;
b. c. Taylor, Recorder; J. w. Metz, Trea-
surer; Chas. Blake, Assessor; VIM. a..
Young, Town>Serceant J. w. Thomas. Jas.
F. Howell, inc. T. Crow and WIN. A. Young,
Counci'men.
- In an editorial on the work of the va
rious sisterhoods in the plague-smitteu South
ern cities, even the Chicago Times is con.
strained to say: eff religion has done
much for the victims of yellow fever, it can
scarcely be denied that yellow fever has done
something for religion. 1t has made it noble
in the sight of the whole world"
- The Board of Supervisors of this coun-
ty held special meetiug:on Monday, in re-
gard to substituting new bonds for those is
sued fvc or six years ago in aid of the s V.
r. r. The board appointed Messrs. NJ. Me.
Cormick aud S. J. &. Moore a committee to
attend to the printing of tho bonds. The
bonds will not be issued, however, until: the
road is constructed through the county.
Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

COUNTY ITEMS -Fromthe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Register we copy the following items:
The Picnic and ex>Con federate Reunion
at Morsnn's Spring, on Saturday last, was
we'll attended.
The following are the amounts contributed
and sent off during the week by the people
of this town and vicinity, for the benefit of
the sufferers of the South E piscopal Church,
S47.23; Lutheran Church. sl2 so; f.
Church South. 81 rs; NJ. E. Church, $500 !;
by Col. W a. Morgan, collected at the
Southern Re. union, for the benefit of the
families of the Ex>Confederates, sll 60 !;
through the Post Office, contributed by Mrs.
Margare. Knott, $50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

ENTERpRIsE.-We copy the following
from Tile american BookseRer, New York ::
Few psople can havo failed to notice the groat
enterprise, If they have OF observed tho scrupu-
lous care with which Messrs d. Lothrop 4 Co.
have publi,hcd class of books adapted to the
highest culture OF tho people.
1t Is only ten years since thsy commenced the
work o! publishing, and their list now numbers
moro shan six hundred voumes.
We are glad TO ms ke record. that brave and per-
sistcnt following of a high ideal Las been suc-
ceesiul
Messrs. D. Lothrop 4 Co. hsve givon special at
tention to the publication Of boeke for children nd
youths, rightly consideri. that in Gepnrtmen /
10 the best. as regards literary excellence and pu
rity of moral and religious reading. of great
importance. Yet the names Of works by sucn u
thors AS Austin Phclpe. D. D.. Francis VAylAnd.
and DIR. Nehemiah a dams on their catalogue. will
show that matur.r readers have not been uncared
for.
or their work projected for the coming sc,Ho.,
We have not room speak in detsl Il will suffice
GLIDING substantial and elegantly illustrated
and fresh in character and treatment
Their two juven lie ma gaziues. Tide drsdks a nd
Babvlnnd. IRE warmly welcomed in every part Of
the En- glish spea king world.
We advise any of readers who deeirc to know
moro about these pu bile atiOna, to send to D Lo-
throp Il Co. Boston. for In illustrated catalogue
All who visit thsir establish nsnt, corner Of
Fran kiln and Hawiey streets, will not only he
courteously welcomed and entertained. hat will
have tho pleasure OF seeing of tho most
spacious and attractive book etoresin the country
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
D | f D.

In Observation-Disclosures. Sept. Is. 1873, Mrs ANNA
A. YONTZ, of Paralysis. aged 10 years and
months. daughter of Martin Yontz, deceased
In Shcpherdstown. on Wednesday morning
last, Sent. 18th. 1873. Mrs. CATHARINE Row
EN-. widow of VIM. Bowen, deceased, aged So
years.
At the residence of her her. Alexander Fos-
sett. ESQ, Postmaster at Harp"r's Ferry. on
Monday morning. sentember 10th. ISIS Mrs.
SALLY A. VAN HORN. of Phi ladelphia. former
~ of Harper's FerIy-aged 80 years and 3
months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
WINCHESTER AND. VICINITY the

WINCHESTER AND FICINITY.-From the
Times we clip the following:
John Vilwig, the we'll known undertaken
of this city, enibalmed the body of Mr.. Davis.
"a notice of whose death appears elscwhere)
and accompanied the remains to Philadelphia.
Embalming is a speciality of Mr.. VS., in
which he is emnently successful.
The case of Thos. NJ. Jefferson's Admir-
as. & o. Z. K. Co.-sut for SO, 600 for
the killing of Thos. NJ. jefferson at Narrow
Passage in March, 1876, was concluded last
week in the Circuit Court of Shenandoah
county, by verdict for the Defendant.
Score one for the circus men. The Sells
Brothers, who will exhibit their show here
for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers,
are young men, who have their fortunes yet
to make and their donation of an entire
days receipts, while they bear all the OK.
penses, would be considered very liberal even
for much richer men. BY the way, they are
of Frederick county stock. Their mother,
who was a Miss Ramey, was born and raised
in Winchester, we are told
The District Conference of the NJ. f
Church South met in the Brnddock street
church on Wednesday last. In the absence
of Bishop McTyere, who unable to at
tend, Rev. Nelson Head presided. Among
the distinguished divines present was. Rev.
DR.. Bennett of tho Richmond A6vocafe.-
The condition of the church 10 the District
financially was found to be satisfactory, while
the advancement of religion and morals in its
entire field of labor was represented most
gratifying. The session occupied three days,
and much important business was transacted.
[Charlestown Station was represented in
the Conference by Rev. s. G. Furguson, and
Messrs. r. Shugart, r. A. Hessoy and NJ.
w. Burr; and Jefferson Circuit by Rev. A.
NJ. Cackley, and Messrs. Miley and Ramey.
The next session OF the Con ference will be
held in Charles.own
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

SUPPLIES FOR THE YELLOW FEVER Sur
rERERs.-The train loaded with supplies for
the Yellow Fever Sufferers of the South.
sent from the Valley of Virginia by the b.
& o. R. R. on the 18th instant, contained
contributions AS follows:
From St,unson-22 bhls. -four, 8 bags po-
tatoes, 10 pieces of bacon, pieces dried
beef, jar preserves and 8 packages tea.
Millbrook- 2 barrels -four.
Fl. Dedance-l2 barrels -four, barrel po-
tatoes. bag soap and one package meat.
Verona barrel potatoes and ham.
Mt. Sidney--2 barrels -four, 2 barrels po-
tatoes and l box bacon.
Weyers's Cave-4 barrels -four and box
bacon.
Mt. Crawrord-7 barrels -four.
Harrisonburg-13 barrels -four, barrel
potatoes and l package tea.
Linvil!e-19 barrels -four, barrel potatoes
bags potatoes, l package bacon and 3
crooks apple butter.
Broadwsy-17 barrels -four, boxes jellies
and clothing, aud 3 bags meat.
TimbervlIe-l53 barrels -four, bags po-
tatoes and boxes.
Forrestville-12 barrels taour, 4 barrels
potatoes and l bag bacon.
VII. Jackson-00 barrels HOUR, s barrels
potatoes. 8 bags potatoes 2 bags bacon, box
potatoes aud box apple butter.
Edinburg-22 barrels flour, l barrel
onions, l barrel potatoes, l box jelly, bags
potatoes and tub lard.
Woodstock-6S barrels flour and barrels
potatoes.
Strasburg-12 barrels -four, 2 sacks -four,
and 8 boxes.
Cedar Creek-13 barrels flour
Middletown-6 barrels -four, bags pc.
tatoes, l ham, and box sundries.
Newtown-4 sbarrels -four, 2 barrels po-
tatoes, 9 bags potatoes, and package bacon
Kerns,own-1 barrel -four and l box tea
Winchester-26 barrels -four, 2 boxes, and
] bundle.
Stcphenson-1..b barrel -four and package
bacon.
Wadesville-9 barrels flour.
BerryvilIe-1S barrels -four, bags meat,
and 16 boxes provisions aud clothing.
Cbsrlestown-106 barrels -four and box
tea.
Halltown-4 boxes supplies.
These contributions filled up train of six
cars, which were sent directly to Memphis,
to the Howard Association, accompanied by
a letter from j. 81. Averil, Superintendent
of Transportation of the Harper's Ferry and
Valley Branch of the B. g. o. r. r., ex-
pressing the sympathy of contributors for the
suffering of the people of the fevcr>nfested
districts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

HNE of the hest paying Drug Stores in the
~ County. Terms of payment will be very
easy, if properly secured Or will exch an Ge for
a small Farm. Satisfactory reasons for selling.
Address L.. ut the SPIRIT OFFICE.
September "A. ls7S-3t.
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
q g. DALGARN has in stock and just received
-. very large variety OF BOOTS AND SHOES
for men and boys. of very best material. ha nd
made also \ we'll selected stock of Ladies' a nd
Misses SHOES, all of which will he sold on short
profit for Cash Produce. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, will find il to your
interest Opposite Carter House.
Sept. 81, ISIS.
E>REsH LEMONS just received by
L Sept. "a, 1878. S. DALGARN
COUNTRY Bacon wanted in exchange for goods
~ by s. DALCSARN.
lava. LRsuyra and Rio Coffee, for sale by
u April %. 1878. s. DALGARN
HORSE c0l'a''' for sale By uoR.cE BEA,L
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. R.

The Sbepherdstown Register, after re-
ferring to several other proposed routes for
IN eastern connection for the S. V. r. R.,
says:
THE line surveyed from this town to Bed
ing,on, on the G. V. R. R., by way of Sornb-
BILE. by Mr. Wilson, Engineer for the s. V.
II R and Mr.. Ives, Engineer for the Cum
h"rIand Valley Railroad, during the first of
tnIs week. seems to be, according to the
ports of the above mentioned Engineers, the
iios, feasible and practicable, and cheapest
in construction, as well as the shortest, dis
tance of only about light miles. In making
this connection, of only eight miles, the
Cumberland Valley would then have an out
let by the S. V. Railroad, from Bedipgton to
the Chesapeake sapd Ohio, near Stanton,
Va distance of 40 miles through here,
directly South, thereby bringing heavy
trade from the South on to the North, to the
PHILADELPHIA and New York markets, with
ont breaking bulk. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad alone offers to furnish one
hundred car loads of freight per day, to be
transported North over the Shenandoah VAL
lev Road and the Cumberland Valley Road.
"a soon as the connection is made. This
nione, it seems to US, should induce the Cum
berand Valley Road to make the connection
at once with us"
From the samep paper We also clip the fol-
lowing cheering itom:
ave are glad to learn from private letter
received here, from one of the committee at
lSoonsboro, Md, that the committee ap-
pointed to secure the land damages through
Washington county, Md, that the committee
has been industriously at work, and that
nearly all the farmers from Keedysville to
Smi,hsburg have given the right of way, free
of cost. and that nearly one hundred thou
sand dollars stock has been subscribed. This
is truly encouraging, and We believe that the
same spirit among the farmers from Kcedys-
vile to this town will be manifested at least
we have every reason to predict such an in
dicstiou."
The EIagerstown Mail substantiates the
above 10 the following:
"The right Of way for the extension of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad is being rapidly
procured through our county, and the greatest
confidence in the speedy commencement of
the work exists"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
new BIEHI Blood!

Parsons Purgatiye Pills make New Rieh
Bood, and will completely Change the blood IA
the entire system in three mopths. Any persoa
who will take pill each night from ! to ~ wseks
may be restored to sound health, if such . thisH
he possible. Sent By mail for letter stamps
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

Beast Butler captured the Massachusetts
Democratic Convent ton, at Worcester, on
Tuesday. The faction of Butterflies took
possession of the place of meeting at an early
hour in the morning, nominated Butler for
Governor, and continued to hold possession
of the hall. Another Convention will be
held at Faneul Hall, Boston
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
NEW GOODS {!

T HAVE inst rnre'ved = supply of KEW
GOODS. consisting Of
CALICOES, -CoTTONS, &C,
which 1 will sell ut reduced nrlccs Tor e.sh.
Sep ember II. 1873 Agent for NJ. A. T.t..
PIANO. BeavtifuI Concert Grand ORGAN
PIAnoG. price $1,000 only 1926. superb Gr.sd
Square Pianos. price ~ 100 ""iy 1886. EI.F.st
Upright PisnOs. pTIce $500 only Si65 Nov
Style Uprigh' Pianos SII2.5O. Organs $40 -
Organs . stops $3.50. Church OTgsrs 10 stops
price $500 only SII5. Elegant 1916 mirisr
Top Organs, only StO5. Buyers come and
me Mt home If am not ss representsd, X. r. Fave
paid both ways and Piano er Organ given free
Large Hist. Newspaper Wit. much iBiormatioa
about of Pisnos h Organs sent Tree. PIesss
address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Warrington N. ..
on CHRoMo CARDS. tperfeet benuti.s) Nth
~ name, IOc. Outfit IUc. TURNER GARD
co, Ashland, Mass. septiT a..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

Mr.. S. W. Lightner serves Principal,
and Capt j. w. Grub as Assistant, of a
Graded School established ut Bolivar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

TIVE undersigned respectfully informs the eit-
izens of CharIesto~ n md vicinity thst he hss
opened a new Tailoring stHbiishu meat in she Fact
front ToOm Of the second flour of the "Iss Hall
Building opposite the Carter Hou,s. in CbsFlss-
town. and lie prePsreito
Gut and Make
Gentlemen Clothing in the most approved style.
and at prices to suit the period. All work guar.
autesd to give ton. -....s
c.-....h.-,- ,s-s D. " t'-|
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
Dar D1scaseR

JG@A OISSSsS@
DIR. e.. F.. Shoe ma ker's Boo K on De fne 80
and Diseases the Ear proper tire sttns ~
especially Running Ear. How to get imm ediats
relief from all the Pleasa Of tbis disease.
and perfectly harmless and perma BrBf cure.
Address Or. e. Il. sHornAKEa, AuraI Surgeon.
Reading. Pa. sep.i1 A.
CS0 For a CASE or CATARRH th..
.1cO Sanf0rds Radical Cure for C.t.rrh
will not instantly relieve and sperdiiy eur~ Re
ferences, Henry Wells. Esq, Wells, Fargo Il Co..
Aurora. N. Y: VIM. Bowen. ESQ.,. Nc Bst,on
Grant Bowen. st. Lonis. TesiiTnon ials ssd
t,.stise by m.iI. Price, with improved hste,.
GS0 Sold everywhere WEEKS POTTER
.9cO Proprietors, Boston. Mass. ssprI7-4w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
CharIeStoWn Female Seminar!
Episcopal Female Institute
WINCHEsTER, VIRGINIA

REV. J. C. WHEAT. d. D PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by competent and experienced Teach
ers in tire EoglIsh branches, Modern Lam
guages. Music, Instrumental aud Vocal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

TIME duties of the Institute will be resumed
on WEDNESDAY. SsPrEMBEs 1lTu. Appti-
cations TOR admission will nOw be received.
Send for catalogues, giving full information TO
REV.. C.. WHEAT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24

co. References: The Bishops and Clergy
Virginia and West Virginia.
July so. ls7s-4m.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-11-13

manager com .meuces plowing the stubble,
and IN ano.her season he intends to have
90 600 acrez under cultivation. Mr.. Dalrym.
pie, who manages this immense farming
operation, and who owns one half interest
in tie land and crops, has thus demonstrated
that upon these broad and fertile prairies
the time is not far distant VIXEN 100000
bushels of wheat will be successfully raised
under one management by the application
of the proper intelligence, and system such
as has been adopted by him. This system is
based ON simple business principles, and
conducted with military precision. A COM
plete set of books and accounts is kept as in
a well organized bank, by which the exact
cost of the expeditures including labor and
improvements, Is shown at q glance. The
land is set apart in divisions OF 1000 acres
each, and numbered from one upward, and
each diyison is designated by its proper
number. Upon each of these divisions there
are the requisite buildings, consisting OF
house for the superintendent, boarding
house for the men, stable three stories high,
60 by IS feet, for IS horses; granary OF the
same size; agricultural hall for storing farm
machinery; one blacksmith shop and neces-
sary outhouses. Each division, besides the
allotted number OF men, hes q superintend-
ent and foreman, who, under the direction
of the mansger, execute the work in hand
| with the exactness and regularity OF the best
| machines upon the ground
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-11-13

There is another conspicuous festure OF
the Bay of Fundy, namely, its swollen and
tumultuous tides, which sweep with unex-
ampled volume and swiftGsss in from the
Atlantic, and up its haloors ana rivers,
rising TO an audacIous height, and, when re-
tiring, uncovering an impressively wide ex-
psnss of rock bound and weed matted shore.
At low tide in the Bay of Fundy, the
shores look as if the sea had receded never
to return. At high tide it looks as If the
deep was rising to overwhelmn the land. To
stem ths resulting currents even under
steam is sometimes difficult; under sail or
with the oar, it is often impossible.
"Does the gulf stream have anything to
do with forcing these tides in hereY in
nocantly asked of landsman on Great
Manan as we were discussing the phenom-
enOn.
NO" was his emphatic reply; sits more
likely the tides has suthin' to do with push
ing the gulf stream of"
The Bay of Fundy, which may be regarded
as the out doors of the secluded precincts
We are now 10 explore, might be called the
American Bay of BiscaN except that its
waters are a little less exposed to the power
| full winds which sweep the open sea. 1t may,
be described to the eye as a short, stout left
hand OF the Atlantic thrust up in a north
easterly direction between Nova Scotia and
/ New Brunswick, and terminating only in a
| thumb and little finger. The little finger
sinuolsly penetrstes New Brunswick very
nearly to Northumberland Strait, beyond
( which lies Prince Edward Island, and with
| which it Is proposed to make connection
/ by means of canal, so cutting of Nova
| Scotia into en- immense island. The thumb,
! entering Nova Scotia and bending TO the
| east and south, brOadens into the Basins of
| Mlnss, which gives to the great promontory
! almost an inland sea.
1t is into this Basin of Minas and up along
| its influent, Windsor River, that the Fun
dy's tides pour with their greatest volume
and force, rising, 1t is affirmed, to an occa-
sional height OF sixty feet, and with such
| sudden velocity as now and then to surprise
and oyerwhelm cattle feeding on the marsh
| lands by the shore. In the Windsor River
| steamers, it is sand, have TO dodge the tides.
The extreme length of the Bay of Fundy
is about 179 miles; its depth is generally
great. Its shores are for the most part bold
aud rocky, sometimes grandly precipitous.
1t is a capscious ocean pocket, filled and
emptied twice in "a hours. With lts tides,
fogs. winds and Iron bound'' shores it is
anything but an inviting water to mariners,
and has been the scene of some OF the direst
tragedies of the sea, while not without at
fractions of the strongest sort for the artist,
the tourist and the sportsman.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-11-13
Beware of Cheap Excitants,

And use, IL you need q tonic stimulant and
Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach BitteTS. The
liquors of commerce, even when they are not
fail 10 produce more than tenn
porary exhilaration, usually followed by n de-
pressing reaction, anything but beneficial TO a
weakly constitution. Not only do the potent
botanic ingredients combined with the alco-
to the health and vigor of those who use il,
but the basis-pure old rye, the finest and
mos SalubriOus liquor distilled, is no mean
promoter of a healthful condition of the diges.
live organs. Its presence in the Bitters is es-
sential 10 preserve their vegetable constitu-
ents from fermentation, and IL unquestiona-
bly, augmentS their remedial value. Few
medicinal preparations OF a proprietary ma
ture have ever received such strong commen-
datIons from medical men.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-11-13
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE or SAVANNAH,
GA, WHO USED 1T DURING THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF $50.
MEssRs. ]. H. ZrILIN 4 Co. ;

hfl>SfNSs -. H. <sEllslN q NO.s
Gentlemen-We, the undersigned, Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad, in grateful
obligation for the benefits we raceived from
the use OF SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
during the YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC in
Savannah, Georgia, in the summer and fall of
1876, desire TO make the following statement:
That during the aforesaid Epidemic, we used
the medicine known as SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, prepared by ]. II. Zeilin & Co.,
and though exposed to the worst migsmatic
influences OF the yellow Fever by going in and
coming out of Savannah at different hours OF
the night, and also IN spending entire nights
in the city during the prevalence Of this most
FATAL EPIDEMIC, with but the single ex-
ception of one OF us, who was taken sick, but
speedily recovered, we continued in our usual
good health, a circumstance we can account
for In no other way but by the effect, under
Providence, of the habitual and continued use
of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR while We
were exposed TO this Yellow Fever malaria,
Respectfully Yours,
c. B. PATTERSON, JAS. l.. MALLETTE,
JOHN r. COLLINS, MELTON F. COOPER
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-11-13
An AnftdOte

which will cure every variety OF Ague,
Fever and Ague, and Chills and Fever, and
leave no bad trace or disorder in the system,
has been discovered by one of Americas
greatest Chemists. This preparation or
principle is known by the name of Clifford s
Febrifuge. Being entirely free from min
erals or other deleterious materials 1t ac-
compishes its work without being In the
least harmful to the system. Entering the
blood, it disinfects and eliminates all the
poisonous miasm or malaria, and thus &C
composites q sure cure.
]. G. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-11-13
The BAY of Fundy.

Passamaauoddy is an appurlenanee of the
Bay OF Fundy, as is also the island of Grand
Manan; but - describe the Bay Of Fundy
without mention of the fogs that harbor in
il would be as grave a shortcoming as to write
a scientific treatise on fog without analysis
of the article as found in the Bay OF Fundy.
Fogs, we may say, are never missed in the
Bay OF Fundy, though mist Is feeble word
to denote them. To see the Bay OF Fundy,
in fact, in some weathers one might about
as well look on the map, and 60 no further.