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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17

Miss Mary Gusts Lee, daughter Of Goncral
Robert Il. Lee, has been having mn adventure
in Italy. While stopping at The hotel Royal
dcs Strangers in Naples sic accidentally igni-
ted the musquito bar in her room, destroyed
all the curtains in the room and came near set
ting the hotel on Ere. She offered TO pay fos
the damage. The landlord dcmsnded 1000
francs for wba, was literally eslimated TO DO
only worth go. The American Consul WAS
called In The landlord reflected 10 some ~sy
on the character Of Miss Ice aud was immcdi-
atey struck by Mr. Clark. Of South Carolina.
A general row followed, which was participa-
ted in by Judge Melton, Col. John 7. Sloan,
jr., Mr ID. A. 7. Jordan, OF South Carolina.
and Dr. I. B. Roberts. Of Georgia, on ono side.
and all the hotel clerks, walters and citizens of
Naples on the other. Col. Sloan challenged
the landlord 10 NEE. hin ia tho garden with
sword or pistol Tho landlord compromised
on so aud didn't Gght
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
NowsS T6Ydh.

A tent in which Sunday School bad nsscrp
blcd in PHILADELPHIA, On Sunday la,t wa.
struck by lightning and one little girl killed
and three little boys badly injured. Al tho
occupants Of the tent woro thrown down mud
stunned Had tho occurrence been an hour
later hundred or more chilhrcn would hnvo
been present.
Albert G. Butns, formerly Of Charlqston.
Kanawha county, West Virginia, but liyipg
near Lexington, No, for tie past fifteen years.
committed suicide on Wednesday Jas, by
taking strycbnno aud cbloroforrn. llo was
aged about seventy years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
News ard Times about winchester.
From the Ne,rs:

From the Nelrs:
The Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church was
dedicated Sunday, 2sth July, by Rev. NJ. ID.
Hoge Of Richmond.
The George Heist property, at the depot.
has been sold to Mrs, J. II. Cbrismao. u
White Post, for $1,000.
Mrs. Adams, Of Baltimore. has sold private
~ the property 90 Main street. lately occupied
by Mr. Samuel Evans. 10 Messrs. 7. Heller &
Co., for $4,000.
Mr. John Carpenter, residing few niles
from town, was accidentally shot BY q pistol
BY bis 500 Bushrod, Que day last week. Tho
ball entered bis leg.
The 4e,h annual convention Of the Evan
relical Lutheran Church 10 10 eession here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
An Enthusiastic Friend of SahfOrd's
Radical Cure.
McH sTrOS. GRASr & BowFS's FiEz ANp-
MAEiSE INsUEANCK AGgNCY,
o. rlI.... Sf-raf -. Inui. No Feh - ~.


2,5 P!ac Street 81. Louis No, Feb. :, rs11.)
A A.NELIlEE Washington Az, City Dear Mellicr:
! have or sunc years been troubled with Catarrh and
fvr Tho past year, have suffered serionsly with H.
Notci.u. Your adVeri.s IN. NJ Of SASFoKD's REMEDY
C.; .uIcvL CU.L). drrGcdto Try It,. have ascd only
tGo bottles and a. q result feel so much relieved that
% csiic on our personal relation and write this 10
yog A.d ask you take some measures 20 getit more
iruulEc It's before the public, that Others may have
each relief qs have. have recommended IL TO quite
GEuriDcg az ny friends all Of whom have expressed
toui, t!cr gh estimate " It's value and good effects
with them. -
really think e particularly adapted 70 warts Of 81
Louis people, ead ihey All ought T. know of II, hne
those no needs fBopGtry H. will risk the assertion
that 800 !.ls as ssipe)t 70 DC given away viii
q7y some plan Lctthe people have II they need H.
believe could sell 500 bottles myself of course yon
Yours truly w. BOWEN.
SOLD }v IN wH1lcea,e and Rcta' D-rggsts and Deal
ers ~ Medicine throughout The United States and Can
adas. WEEKS & POTTER General agents and Whole
sale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17

Richmond CITY since the war has developed
wonderful rccuforatiyc powers, and cores
pondcnt Of tho Wheeling R<gis,er accords crcdi,
to the engineering skill Of one Of our former
county-rncn, Col. W. y. Cutsbaw. for much Of
the improvement. lIo says:
For The city improvements proper. much
is due to the taste. skill and. energy qf the City
Engineer, Col Cttshaw. Over this gentle
mans reelection there vas quito struggle
recently, but the moro intelligent and solid
part of tho people carried the day, and he re-
mains in Office. Hence we may look for yet
further improvements"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
G. A ARR = |
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, UIcorative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SA@EORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.

eAyToro's RAt;rct- crEEFnR CATAERH is a safe GER.
tain and permanent cure for Catairh Of every form
and Is thc most perfect remedy ever devised. IL y
purely avcgetabc Gi=tillauon. aud j. applied locally by
insutaton. and constituiionhiy y internal admins.
soothts heals and eeaas.s ihe nasal passages # every
teiit of heavnCsS obstruction. duacEs, dizziness
4,oustituflon IN administered Il renOyaics The Hood
puriGes It OF the acid poison with which 4 IS aTsJs
charged IN atarrh stimulates tho stomach liver, and
kldneys perects dgestlOa nlgkts nCW blood AID per-
mlis the formation ofsonnd. healthy tissue and finally
obtains comnlete control over the disease. The re-
mnrIanle curative powers. when all ether remedies
utterly fall OF SANFoEDs RADICAL CURy. are Rttcsied
bv thousands who grateiully recommend 1t 90 fellow
sufferers. 80 etatenentis - male regarding II that
canno; be suhstantated by the most respectable and
reliable references. Il is great and good medicine,
and worthy an confidence. Zach package contains q
Treatise on Catarrh and Dr. Sanfords Improved In
hang Tube aad inl directions ioE US use 10 al cases
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17

ALinrixa sTnrIoSs.-A couEh OF cold, % sos
iuog disease. For all diseases of ths ehsoss.
breasi and lungs, bronchial OF asshmsue Nee
tions, Dr.. 6wnync's Compound Ryrup q WA
Cherry Is q pleasant and certain curc. pro-
NOTES cxpeotoration and removes sii diseased nat
tor which obslructs the lungs, tho uicevstion 10
healed, aud 60 stheror Il rcstosed 60 perfect
health. Trial ,Irc bottles a. contsJ rcguinr sise
$l.O0. n the bowels co-tiyc. or Iiver disor-
dcrod, take few doses Of DR.. Swayne's Tar add
Sarsaparilla Pills which will evscuate the bowels,
and is Of vital importance, relieve the coniestd
liver, ana rcm0ye all blIliousness. 20 cent
bog. Tlcsc valuable remedies arc sold st tbe
leading drug stores, ~ can be bad br writing to
DIR. Swayue A Son, PbladeiphIa. For .alq by
druggists generally. In Chhrlcsiown by Butler
& AisQuith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Albert R. Mettee & Co.,
SAP Doom WEST or PAFK
Formerly NetAoai.tB Book Depo-iioyy,)
BALTIMORE. MD.
I92FAYErrE SrpEEr

OUR Stock consists of beautiful ana varied
| J assortment Of English, French and American
Coatings, Suitinss, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
iugs, which we make up in the Best Merchant
TAILOR STYLE Our cutter whose reputation
Is wellknOwn for cutting and fitting, will giyehi;
personal superintenddnce TO this department.
Orders from the country promptly attended, to,
METTEE d co.
Sent 25 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17

This 10 the iaiesi foe Wedding invitst!orss
. Come arouDd ard see Us capture rOiher-ir-
law :, O'Clock, sharp"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
OIL. 67.---VOL. l3, NEW S
PERSONAL!
NOAH WALKER ~ co.
Celebrated CIothiers OF baltimore. Nd

NOAH WALIGC CIS ~ CO..
Celebrated Clothiers OF Baltimore. Md,
Announce the introduction of plan Of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
nY LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
will send on application their improved and accu-
rate
RULES FOR SELF FNEASCREnENT
aud a fall liRe az samples from their immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, COATlNGS,
SutRTINGS, &C., thus enabling parties in any
part of the country 90 order their Clothing and
Shirts direct from them, with the certainty Of re-
ceiyiug garments OF
The Vcry Latest SIZE
Ind jiost Perfect Fit Aitanable
Goods ordered viii be sent By Express to any
part 0f the country.
A. is well known throughout tho southern
STATES they have for Forty-Three \ ears
EXCELLED
In an departments Of their business, which is a
substantial guarantee as 90 the character OF the
Goods they will send out
A large aud weli-assorted stoekof
SEADE-NIADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with iuil line OF
Furnishing Goods,
iuciading all the latest Noveicsin Design, aud at
POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods are sent per Express @. o. d.
there will De no collection charge on amounts Of
so aud over.
Rules fJr Self Measurement, Samples OF Goods
and Price List sent free on application.
The attention Of the Trade is invited 60 our
Wholesale Department which Is always Kept up
o. the highest standard.
NOAH WALAEEg G. CO..
In Mnpfs md How
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either ready
made or made % order.
los and lGI baltimore street, BALTIMORE,
Mlv IS, lS15-ytt. ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
a. u. IGIENN NEDNs
aHrnRNEN At LAW,

rtl-,s.,,.c-, Jsyss-o- COSBY. ". "a,
ra~.LL practice 10 Jefferson and ~iI'lnin1 z
'-.- i,,r ws.tlf '' Carter House"
-..t..ur.r 1J, I>Is-I.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-03
He Took Notes.

The other day boy of thirteen, who
looked very innocent and child-like as he
reposed under a shadetree on Beach
street, reused up when joined by another
lad of his own age, and confdentially in
CURED;
"Well, did you make observashunsf'
~ did," was the reply.
"And we kin hook the apples and not
get cotched, kin wei"
"You wait minute" commanded the
other, rs he held the old single up to
the light to enable him to read the fol-
lowing "notes" in pencil;
"Went down in front of house; saw old
woman with club; saw dog layin' low for
US; saw red headed girl reddy to ring COW
bell and give alarm; saw man inside
bresthin' hard and schin' to kill boy
hull family looked me in the eye; pres
sure too heavy, and l backed of nice APP
Piles them, but under the circumstances
guess we'd better keep on chewin' ole
lemons"
another disappointment added to our
burdens" sighed the 6rst and they
loafed on"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-03
Emancipation in Russia.

The good work of emancipatio was
reserved for the present Emperor, Alex
ander H. His accession to the throne
of the Russias, in 1855, was hailed with
gladness by the poor peasants. BY one
of those divine inspirations of expecta-
ton which animate u long oppressed
people when the day of deiverance is
nigh, they felt sure that the day of their
redemption was at hand. They were not
mistaken. The mobiles pleaded and pro-
tested; the landlords cursed their slaves
and defed their king. But the Emperor
was too calm to be disturbed, too firm to
be inundated. God had created him
equal to the occasion. He pacified his
mobiles by kind words; he warned the
landlords by vigorous acts. When they
saw that emancipation was soon to be a
fact they shouted, "Liberty without
land" but he replied with imperial au-
thority, Liberty and land" He knew
that freedom without the means of living
would be a fatal gift.
The excitement was intense; the con-
troversy was bitter. Princes, counts and
generals were against him; and he, sub
lime in his isolation, was against them.
He was an autocrat for no mean purpose.
On the 81 of March, 1861, he signed the
Emancipation Act-not, however, till he
had placed his cannon in every street of
st. Petersburg, and stationed the impe-
rial guard at every gate of his palace.
On that illustrious day the serfs num-
bered forty eight millions, consisting of
three classes % 900, 900 of common serfs
5000, 900 of appanage peasants; and 49,
100000 of peasants belonging to the
crown. The first were enfranchised by
the Act of Emancipation; the second and
third by the adoption of a subsequent
law. Each freedman received certain
portion of land, and aid was promised to
build the homestead. Nine provisional
rules were promulgated to govern the
liberated serf, and secure to him and the
crown the full fruits of liberty. Some
disorders followed, and force was used to
quel the disturbers, intoxicated with the
first full draught of freedom.
AS in our own country, so in Russia,
there is a division of opinion as to the
practical benefits of emancipation. The
wealthy and profigate mobiles, who never
saw their serts and who never lived on
their estates, but who spend their lives
and fortunes in scenes of mirth, denounce
free labor with the utmost contempt, and
loudly proclaim the ruin of the empire
The political radicals rejoice in what has
been done, but complain that the Gar
did not 60 far enough; and hence they
shout, More liberty and more land
But between the two extremes lies the
National Repository for June.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-03
The Paris Exhibition.

An occasional correspondent in the
New York Tribune thus writes:
The Exposition is now quite on its
legs, and is doing good business. One
day this week it had 1913, 700 visitors,
which is 10000 more than the best day
of the Exposition of 1867. 1t would
doubtless do still better were there great
er facilities for getting to it. The tram
ways-a recent feature in Pars--do the
best part of the carrying, and are wider
and more comfortable than American
street railways. The administrative fac
ulty of the French has been at work on
the tramway, and reduced it to asystem.
a spiral railway at the rear end of the
car conducts to the top where there are
two rows of seats, back to back, for
twenty persons. In the interior there
are twenty seats, face to face, as with Us,
and standing room is allowed on the plat
form at each end of the car for five per-
sons, which makes the compliment fifty.
At pinch, more persons might wedge
into the seats and the standing room, but
if there be a person in excess OF the num-
Der mentioned in any part of the car,
man or woman, the conductor impera-
lively commands him or her to step
down and out. If an attempt at parley
is made, he stamps his foot and is more
imperative than before. In my hearing
one day he told the last conner in excess
"A servant maid--"to give herself the
trouble to retire" She said this was
hardly gallant.
"Gallant!" returned he. "Gallantry
won't buy bread and Clothes
In word, he held it as useless as Fall
staff did honor. He added that if he
broke the rule he would lose his place,
and this was true. The maid of course
retired, for Frenchmen do not give up
their places to women under any circum-
stances. At each of the stations where
the car stops, policeman rapidly counts
the passengers, in order to see that this
rule is not infringed upon. On one oc-
casion ] thought saw an exception to
the custom of men keeping their seats in
the presence of standing women. Two
men arose and surrendered their place to
two women who were not comely, and
for that reason the act was more merito-
rious Then concluded that had been
too sweeping in my judgment OF French
men, until heard one of them say to
the other:
"Brown, do you remember that night
at Wallack'si" etc.
Whereupon returned to my old and
present impression.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-03

CURE FOR DPHTuERIA-Put a table
spoonful of flour into wine glass; stir
well with the finger, instead of spoon,
garge the throat we'll and often, and
swallow. II the case be bad, with n
quill blow the sulphur into the throat, d.
rectly on the worst places, every hour or
30, keeping the sulphur ON the throat.
forbearing to swallow immediately. For
outward application, take equal parts of
lamp oil, (kerosene), and turpentine, in
q liniment. SaturAte . flannel cloth; put
on the neck and throat. This, if perse-
vercd in, will cure diptheria.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-03

81 hold 1t to be fact" says Pascal
"that if all persons knew what they said
of each other, there would not be any
friends ia the world"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-03

Sounds are distinct ut twice the distance
on water than they are on land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05
DOIibEe sheet,

On Saturday THE STAR will appear in double
sheet form, with n large amount Of varied anC
interesting reading matter. The d1uble-sheet
issues OF THE STAR are always immea5cly pop
uiar, and very large extra edition is required
10 supply the demand. our advertisers are
aware of this fact and avail themselves Of the
opportunity TO reach the eve Of the large num-
Der OF additional readers here and elsewhere.
and usually set forth their claims fgr patronage
in some detail. In order to give them the fun
est benefits Of proper display. position. and
classification, we would ask That they send in
their announcements Intended for she double
sheet ~ early as possible. ana II practicable
Mt Later than Friday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05
The pIo, Of The Cola co.,,,.,cr>

frcm New York comes the rearTt That =
number Oi brokers have banded tu-ethnr and
expect by iobbing in gold TO make money cut
~ resumption. They are reported II have in
tEe;r possession from eight % twelve millions OF
gold. With this amount they could DO nothing
whatever 10 embarrasS The Treasury III carry
ing out the resumption acT. The Treasury
could easily Illustrate any attempt they might
make 10 raise the price of gold. Il is under
stood, however, that they intend TO borrow as
many CrcenbaCkS as possible Oh the cold they
have With the grcenbackS thus secured they
could 60 10 the Sub-FTedsury IN New York on
ana after the Isl prOXiJnD and procure their
equivalent in gold. Upon this g0li they could
again borrow grCcnbackS aud get more gold.
This II held 10 be The only way bv which they
could manage to shake confidence in the ability
az the Treasury 10 maintain resumption. and
consequently put gold above il par value. If
they Cn'Id succeed in this theg would. Of
c"i!lsc. realize to a large amount The
chances are. however, a hundred q, one aeainst
the success OF this or any scheG.. 10 break down
tEe assumption Of specie pa meats. There Is
To doJIbt. however tha5 . good many gold
SpeCuiJjICuS viii be attempted before and prob
ably after the date Of resumption The Treas
urE now has about SI.-. "fst.rHp in gold for
resumption. with legal tenders out-tau,i-
ing to the amount # about s. j. 900 aaa
The amount Of gold f0r resumption VIII b. re-
dUced by the payment OF interest on bonds
which becomes due January i-r. By about
S3i-"0taC. This would leave about 81 Que 90
IN gold for resumption should tac amount OF
the convenient grCcnbGck be reduced Sis. $50 9nU
II would III course, have an uuilyoEtbe effect
on business transactions. Therefore it Is not
likely that a run on the Treasury f0r fedemp-
ton to that amount VIII he made. except BY
some aich combination Is tRat reported from
New York. Against such iu1bing attempt
will also he the cooperation With tilt. Treasury
al most Of the reputable money institutions OF
the country These viii naturally disCOunten-
anCe any such efforts. ii being 10 their Interests
To do 81. \ number Of banks have already ex-
pressed TO the Treasury their purpose OF de-
posting Ii the Treasury the gold they have and
receiving therefor greCnbackS at par The COM
binatiOn C. make money out of gold after re-
sumption viii have 10 be such Il biz one that to
gel il up would BE- almost an inpOs5ibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

The United States is beginning 20 prepare 10
compare Itself il point OF population with its
neiGhb0rs. At the prczent session OF Congress
II il likely that the method OF taking the cen
SuS OF io,U VIII b. determined Considerable
political Importance atache, 70 the results Of:
tie census. as it cannot fal 90 change the
Congressional app0FtIonHCnt IN manner
uE1ayOrabe TO most Of TIE southern
states There are several Wlirii may he
expected To hold their own, but none
except Texas in which Tie representation
l. likely 20 De Increased Tae gain, in tie NUN
be- 81 Representatives, due To increase in pop
u.aticD- Viii be found manly IT. The west and
north. - Tar as any advantage l. - b. gained
b. party effort on the subject oI Jhr census.
h1noTo are easy y democratic Congress pro
v.des tie method. and republican almiRislra-
ton manages the U,fa. The o1lI trick viii flI
10 Tie party which controls IL. g5a-rc55 tAat
makes tie IcW "pp0.ti0Lms-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

The eyer-recurrtng question Of the success or
failure OF the Pennsylvania coal combination
has come up again in the form OF a discussion as
10 the possibility OF its continuance. The Lee
hish operators have followed the example set
them py the miners, and have .'struck" for the
aS'ishiien' 10 lhem OF larger quota OF the coal
10 be produced than was allotted IN them last
year. Their claim Will be opposed BY the phil
adelphia and Reading Railroad :, the matter
rests. A compromise Is in order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

Almost every body has views about the trade
dollar. and nearly every view is Represented by
a bill introduced in Congress suggesting. I'M
doubleday. the best method of its disposal. one
would give the trade dollar Il legal-tender char
acter aud cause it TO circulate together with the
standard coin; another would bring the trade
dollar TO the legal-tender dollar by reiee ming
the former coin weighing 42u grains with the
Latter weighing il2l. grains: stlll another would
make the trade dollar the standard and convert
the 4I2iz grains coin into that weighing 40. In
the multiplicity Of eOunsellors concerning the
trade dollar there Is safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

Both soft and hard money men. b1tu the al
vocateS Ol imitation ana of contraction are fond
OF pointing 10 the financial Operations OF pros
porous France as examples ald proofs OF the
benetcence OF their respective policies There
are reasons for believing. however, that there
viii not be the customary contention for the
credit OF the latest important financial opera
lion In France, by which the director OF the
mint al Bordeaux distracted S2G1.aG1 worth Of
silver bars and substituted Tor them bars Of ga
ydliZed conner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05
To Travellers and Residents Abroad,

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