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q Il - AZ -I1N
TIE completeness with which We ARE
getting command of our own; markets As
illustrated in the matter ,ot 1sipplies III
railroads. In1S72 weimparted5a5 ,52ktons
Of rails and in the year ending June,So last
the importatiohs we're only 2t4ns.,anf in
the precccdingycar they were only3Stons.
At the same time not lessthah af average
Of 1900 miles, ri railroad YeFehailt in each
Of these latter yearssagainst 5S62oinlsI2.
In other words there Is now in %tihscouhtfy
absolutely no demand for pfeisnFailsand
our own mills are suppiyingth whole No,
Quiremcnts of all our States: This y I9nly
a most-striking example ~ what isgoipg
on in less measure innlany other branches
of manufacture This, the eSplahatfSaa
in large part Of the balance efstradelnew
in our favor, and is the pledge hatitsto
continue. .EbsOSB cd
The figures with Observation-Disclosures
are 50 instructive thutIwe 6fepeatr them
from a table Just prepared b. Ar II SSiaparee;S
Chief OF the Bureauoia StatsticssGEThe
statement covers fiscal years ending June
10, and refers to the tons made inI,this
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A Messenger from Jarvis
e. = g. G.. + Section! ..,.l.
Il Mr.. lAACAuLEY rs UNCLE DAN'L, Deputy
fl ,sra.l on Sheriff Of Jarvis Section. ilUIlqH

Admission Is and 60c. Reserved Seats now on sale
Mt c. Y. Lucas Music Store without extra charge.
nrGnAYD MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2P.M
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khhANhA WAIellc. ~ IEI01
Henry S. walker recently tShteas RI.
leigh. He made aspeeeh there. Aspsual
he viliRed and abused eSerSbody who,
hadn't supportebhim forofiecl HSrsfs
ried his malice to such an extentthaeG Gen.
Alfred Beckl0y, ST., as venerable and wor.
thy u gentleman as West Yirginia eail
boast, arose in his gray hairs md
nouneed said Walker as ahfliarat0n his
teeth" Gen. Beckley Is an ,hop9Fableg
respected, truthful man. y, lia 5uSI ~ II
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..#.4 NA+tlLl%l. A.h Ia, H..
IT has been noticed thatathe terrible
storms on the lakes lastyeek,l Se attend-
ed by almost no loss Of vessels Or Of life.
The Buffalo Courier gives the credit for the
exception toltheI 1t says:
at is probably within theatruthrtolsay
that property enough was saved hstSessk,
as a direct result Of theGsignal systematic
nav the total expense Of the entire service
for two years, A signal ssSisss to com
mcrce, truly, in more senseethan sone!'
Danger signals were set fully 90 hoarss in
advance Of the late storm at twenty
stations. The lake captains have learned
to regard q danger signal when they zee Y,
II n port they stay there, and IL ontheir
course take such precautions for safety as
experience tells them il necessary. The
signal service has been much extended.on
the lakes the present season, and the good
results from itAfeafreely Recognized.
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rnr enormous and constantly i%Rerfasihg.
emigration from Canada to0theb United.
States is exciting alarm at tho, Capital Of
the Dominion. Dp,ringithe pas, yeaFthere,.
hive passed thr6ughlthe STRAIGHTFORWARD
Port sarnia 3oislo emigrants Of whom ~
1888 were native born Canadians from the
Provinces of Ontario and QdebeclE ! ID
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mn -HHI.fN U-HtN ~ VlNInN LIB q
IL so far as The daily telegraphic reports
give a complete record ofettheyell6wfeser
visitation, the deaths aggregated
urday last 6,2i2, II is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Just what per centage Of the Total, number
Of cases have! proved fatal hut 90; ffartaps
the statistics go, they show the disease 70
be remarkably fatal This Nys%
Orleans, for instance, out of S,0Sohcases
reported 1885, or notquite one in every
four, have died. s4At vicksbhrgjo thheFe
have been G76 deaths in three thousand
eases, u much rEs5wierildeath rate than.
at New Orleans, Witch might frst
seem to prove that i'm q tow~nGstapding
high aud cleanaoha a bluff die ydiseaselis
less yirulent than Sinf a 'll9%,i t1st Cite LIE
that of New Orleans. p But whom We come
to Memphis, which alSo stands On |. High,
airy blaT, this reasoning slcpntradietel
by n still higher DEATH rate thah, at:New
Orleans, the proportion dag r
in G,sOO cases, or, nearlyGone ,inItlltee.
Yellow fever seems to ,beta R%,unto ltself
under all circumstance. and there Is no
disease so baflinglalike' to the physician
ond ,hc sts,istieian. 4A%luutgoa ,OlaIoT
"'' N"S 10 tt5t Fz,uA1n-
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lntrv and ~thosePimpotted:,
Tho ,nrIdge Questionlo -rtlAl

The Bridge Qtiestion!o rrtiS,i1
EItcs Intelllgencet: "
The following card has been, put IN cir
c~ulation in the upper ehd'df Triadeiphia
o'S Understand M arepdFt\h I'D Jssn
put in circulation BY the friends Of u: NJ.
Atkinson that i have ypleiged myself in
case Of nv election to favor the constrlc-
ton Of bfidges 1t M. pc chsntaI AND
Judge Thompsoh's. The repoEt rqs7
ifedly false. 4 Ave not PLEDGED msself
and have never beer. asked to1pledge nys
self in regard 10 them, and have had no
conversation &hStey'r In rnsafdlto said
bridges with amy Of the parties said 70 be
favorable 10 their constructions II ~ ~ boa
D. s, THQRNnuRdn.gnH
The above Is a cunningly, dcvisedicard,
well calculated 10 dcceivc.1 II omitsi 10
mention the bridge really,atissue tbSwit:
The one Mt Bedillion's MillIto o which q
survey was made uringthepastsummet)
Mr.. Thornburgh also fails. 70 say that iHeI
is elected that he viii oppose the building
Of the other two bridges rNowsassiE Is
claimed that Mi. Th6rnbufghis pledgedin
favor Of the bridge at Bedillionts Mil why
not include It in the above card, and say
explicitly that II he Is. elected he will favor
the building 81 any one vol thed three
bridges, or that he will opposeiall three 90
them? II Mr.. Thornbutgh Will answer
the above hewipablge1 eaItY Q3ai
..--,T1ANhGAfkfSsoN
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Sixth race, sweepstakes for pacing, purse
SG8; fftydollats totke first horse, and six
teen dollars to ~thelsecond; mile heats, best
Sin 5.odBrenth Hayeslrb. gu o; GeorgeiB
Mcclellan j, 83,ISislW! p! Camps grl g.,
10, GrayID DAM 8 ;d1s q 2;nC.iC.! Hersmhn's
~. mi, 10; Lady Hefsman, 2p2,98,r3. ptTime,
LS:Oli. 2:45. 2;43 and2;42l.
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suXNARYnTRoTTlSG,

Fifth race, pursef dollars;
twenty dollarstofirst and seven dollarsto
second, for horse that never beat three
minutes in public: mile and repeat.
E0WaG!d Benefits D! SIP. L. Bland, i;
GtJ. G6f'sb. 6. Dahube,, 2'2n Time, S:3!;
OIL -hlAtH'' 'N''
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.aiFourth faee,, ~ purse jtorty;iye dollars
dollars 70 first and ten dollars
10. second mileIand repeat. VA. a..pti,
James Garlyy bay stallion Allie Hunt,
nv Vandal! dan, Nora Crpna, by Mahom-
az, 4! Ffench Hays chs stallion boswell,
~ Plane, dam, Deuealia BY Pencalionl
Time, t:55; f;595, 1.ae iig ,,li
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,BRS ByrlgRip a not have stolen spoons.
in New Orleans but be Is stealing the
bras 'b~rnsn,shis sot the democratic party
in Massachusetts with the expertness dfa
observation-disclosures CSpB idls iTs.
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yIdGiy3qsg1 hnG bio 9j ,nit misoa lml
.~g,n1punrl1 slia>uh9GssHM OH I" rfFi'.
.leua.ih suoio4ph Iiiia 1piluH auG'HHg7'
Hrgp on aYn odl -NtA pulsoa rdi iNd'
.Iig aid rymr,liW .lrlr4 pIHa-t'5h'
pLACK CASHMERE. 7mih n-l"
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Tsaatsss' Salrr
TRUsTEEs SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's wot,
KNOWN AS THE
KNOWN As The OLD MACHINE spo,

sHUp.
BY virtue OF 4 Deed Of Trust maj,
Hobbs, senior, and AnbellA, hi, wv W haus
anu s9ille a., BY Vile, and Jamus RsssSSHI
9le, hii viz V NE undersigned Tru,.'s az az V
W SatnI ioI., aug fsnrdEl Up The mn Il IL
Ia Deed Of TtpAt look No, 6, M" ,.n "St Ia
the front door o. the Court iioSS sAgl6
West Virginia, GU "VaH HRS
FAfgspAy' ne nh day :. Oas.
Commencing al. 10 O'Clock AN ~. T., "
ecftbed property, that Il To say =. 0tGNt1 1
hundred ard tly-lpgT aud two hunJ,, Ieaisah \
10 E1tt, aid Chapllhe's addition ID M ~ aslahJIn
tnG, Ohio county, West Virginia, All n. N
soulh SIDE ~ wheeling Creek, tO,rtbs, yyhfaA
AppnrtenAhees thereto belonging, Nauh
HI Alsl the following described plCCr a, r,,.
sltnated on tho hank Of Wheeling C,.rT EhdAl
OIi Wheeling Aforesaid, %loundsie "A I'm ~ % Ne
meneipg at a poIni on Crescent No. sVuea,' q
am" tWenty CIG0l feet cast Of ths y, oeiA1S
ttreeti thence running G~AstWAIlly Sl'1 ,".t
more or leAs, 70 a twenty COZ iSi siler W.. \ q
Crescent stTort 70 the crIek; thcnnr boith SaaSS
Said crescent street ~ the waters of M. H1ulA
thence along The HicAniers Of SId r,l ItFsF1a
Hue oil lot Numbered two hundred mi M IKE
thence ~s0ulhEardly with sa!d Lac n n nyat2
To tho plaee!gi ~bcsinnItg, Together Win N 81 q
itai1ents and 3plurienlnees to said III M
f, S IL " :. Ut TTr ,a,H 4 ! ELl eOurry Qaly III, i.
TIRNa or SALE-Oue.thlrd ou,h
two equal inNtallnenu II six AMI IaAlN
dehcedlb by notes bearing ihteH,st Inn, |,
title " be retained until pay uISql In iSiI WA
WILLIAM j. ", c0Ebrv
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IomT ,lI.RcrION OF DIRECTORS.

sixnew directors were chosen to-day,
who, together with the seven holding
oyer, make, upr the Board. The Board is
nov composed. ~ the following gentle
Hen: fudge r. A. Edwards, DR., AN,
Bent, +. Kalston,,, ". G. Bennett, 7. 7.
Reay,, FIN, ChAIfaht, Andrew Ednistpp,
JtNlke tJas pefr Peterson, LII Wood, Istlel
sinSiSas Ma i,LiySsly NNoo92hn, Lifs and
James w. WoTnnuln. ,iii
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'sWELI.sBURG..'

-utuuR nj tlHIliH'tl.N ~ ~
1eIjnyE yLuoW BIIsBpRG, September ~. o
Cotretpoudense oil, tho Inteillsenser io7gmun has
sJWklsbure hasibeeni uuite,liyelyi dur ing
A. 80. n.ooL-r,;r r;rc,,;t Corrt0,na
the past MeeN.se S,.eui. o'" Wv
politics. Last night'ooiaBen "iisonspoKe
ut the. Coutt House lqEc was preceded by
,Jbbhi0 Ddletonl and Col! Arrctt. We
SJss.is md s6f,o 4 J,aar,, III yv;ison,ti
Spo HnBp ,nbkk W. .G!rrN s'tS
n end loi his speeclid pnt"John v. ana
the other Colonel occupied 80 much OF the
time that We eonIdnot remain. Our Dem.
-. ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rmod lac.
pcfaHe a'e si"t t'S
some ati Their brethren become dissansfed
and cast their lot Nwithplthel Greenback
pafty.oitGo Benatells his hearers that
every vote for BasselI ita votefo John r.
Hubhard.-Thereis Is no- mistake but what
alatm;isielt attic Gteenbaek movement.
Arhett satd iastt iightthM he WAS alarmed
lest the votes cast for the reenback can
didate would 90 affect the elections as to
postpone the expected, victory OF 1880
That seemed almost Within their grasp.
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alb YniVUHVNAAN'IEHH0I HV,N7 ~.
.u1Seyenth race, sweepstakes. for trotting,
.ptfselohe hundredand thirty.ive dollars;
onchundredl dollars totie first horse and
.thirtysfse dollars to the second; one mile
and repeat. EOsJ.aGoAFs b.gJ Danube; ~;
WIG! iBennett's b., s, PJiL! Bland, 2g2.
Time, 3;O5 andI2:57A!o1t dpirH.b ldT 70
mc1i b1Esd iTrtE rooriRacEl III: N25'% 10
created considerable interest, by reason OF
iheI large number y contestants The
birse %as Oily Az dollars, bGt tllei iraaee
was to settle tbe claims u several gentle.
men who aspitcd ltothonor in ieats Of
physical enduranceyni Race, one.third 'of n
mile. Daniel, Websterl Singleton Iof Salt
Lick, rBraxton, county, was the winner,
defeating about twenty competitors. nj IA
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LEWIS COUNTY FAIR.

Big Tima-Trottlng ana
Ramout.Grsy Dai- BadIS Beaten.
WE WEsr6S, Sept 20.
iNsp9ndenee d tha Inislarsp cer. IN
~ 4fBpb Isl DAY
FSir has Come and gone, and as write,
hundreds Of tired and worn-out xisit9rsI
are vending their way homewards, glad 1t
is over, and swearing they will never visit
anbther, JonIS JAoi break their VOWS and
come With mon eagenesssthan eevernext
year. Thu, Fair, as i prelietcd, has been
y grand success both financially and 9TH
lerbsiseaa Nedtlynthree thousand tickets
ISerG sold at The gates today larger
humber Than We're ever disposed of in one
day in all the former, history of the enter
prise;, ,JT-E. 7YiuniynS surrr1h
~ egIn ~" 9REY PAS lRATES,q POI hr,i '
1.-The famous Grey Dany owned by Perry
Camp, of Clarkshurg, hasibeenl In the
habit, OF walldng.OG with the first money
atthisandpther iaifs, without anytroublei
but,as ENTHUSIASTICALLY theold fellow
had, o. hard rowftoi hoe here. He was
handsomely beaten, to-day by Ge6rgciB.
Mcclellan, ia bay horse owned by French
Hayes,pf Gilmer.-ntpl IilHt,dio lJin1h
b ASoll'o L!e % T1iE RACING ih"i '1'a
Eis alwaysth great feature d the last dry
Eof the, lair, and today Il was an improve
fneht np641I All former years: Below give
you iir,llpP Il al .si-loii
49, ,tne pstXARYl rRpTritSG. lgi ,aiuD
First race purse so, for horses that
never beat 3:a0in public,L$ sis to first and
SIS 10 second mile heats, two best in three
LII. Ralston'sligr. g. Quielnbeat, ], y; R.1it.
Price agB2; a.IE Time, 3tSO,aS:M "r,l'
oH .7syRSvaSAe Y rAeIyd!s r+
Ills Second race pthe SIT Tor horses that
neSer Beat three hiinatss ID puBlif, si2to
first and 81 TO Second, inilei heats, three
best n fiye.n F.'Haycs' T.. 6. ChickasaY, !,
fe: &c; M s. Holts.f |. N, M6llie Mcclure, 2,
ne. No fine taken, Il nisinsG .rGaGH
r,nsT sd ,wEsroSLAS wAIEtSGoL 1ri5H
81 Third race; Malkingrace Of five miles, fol
lapurselof $40; won by Jonas Friend, o.
Iewis county, in-52 minutes. iMrHFriend
defeated dB others !dEin-oi h'ih '2H5
fsI b4uaoIsuM4AR RUNNING! liai snnl
Ii - ..g4gFfA tWI EN U.rti EAH ~ 49,.
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! our stock for The season Just opened. no

' ,tSd j Ega5,. ,i GEO, Il, TAYLOR 4 co.
iii tIlW lplnR ,iE 1ut3 lnuil 1ionii
ls,piIs
,iitg MI L=LL .GaI 4 Laaa
,Iuu,p7 rmit.i riHyHi 81 uuR -ll
lniiK .ihgdi 1e.t,l"> laitt ]ruli90ioH
lyl puiir i-i
uo0 saa ppg7 ls.i siI ulagd hrorg pdi
-iYa ,]ial,fp> NH -Did ,ltruh ytEi %
al unit ,iriIl iunnt
pIH,l non sGR ayH1 i1irlt iuirph 'sl2l
IA Hil .Yguuii
1iIiLga Lar ng1GI ,Ew a'aislHJt'E aft
,rt.
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dnrGRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT PPM
TRUSTEES SALE. 'br"w ~" t7"l
By virtue Of i Deed Of Trust made by Eiehola
Becker and Elizabeth his wife, to me % Trustee. dateo
September 90, 1874, ADD Of record 10 the Clerks Office
Of the County COnrt OF Ohio county, West WYIlia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. g. At page 70, I will, %
4,1 sa FRIDAY, sEprENpER, 9, ISIS,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction,
nj the front door OF the Court House u said county,
the following described real estate In said county aud
State, formerly part 81 George E Caldwell's Sunny
side vineyard, on which tS erected afnnne dwelling
h9use that = TO say; Besinntps At q stake on the north
Charles Schwertfcser; thence running nurtheastward-
" along sid county road ,bftyj (50l feet to Christian
Franks line; thence northWarlyJ TO George's run forty
zoo feet; thence along said run 10 Schwartfeger's line
s0nihWardIy forty-iys (sS) feet to the place Of begin
nEhg, being same lapd conveyed 70 said Nicholas Beck
ef By said Prank and wife by deed dated May II, 1872,
andhf record lin said Clerks ONCE in deed book 50,
page 49, q. {, -na, . ri .giJ ia Itl ,.It!
convoy sleh title Is Is vested IA me BY said deed q
trust. 1uf nItl itlEFt2 NF 'OW-Ht"
n r., III, JOHN II, FINK, Trustee.
The above sale Is alJourned until MONDAY, Sep
tetnber 10. 1878, at ~ oelockA 4. y. at the front door 81
mid gouri, IlonSeyu "! . JOHN H!FlNk, Trustee.
HERHEYi&lPAcE, AaeiioneerAl lvfilIl rse7i
Thelaboys sale Is postponed until MONDAY. Sep:
telber sd, ut 10 o'clock q. m, at the front door. Of
said Court House. JOHN II, FINK, Trustee.
~ HERyEx 4 .rAcE, Auetionccrs.i!. iH Nr sell
TheiaborelsIe is' adjourned until THURSDAY,
Segtetnbef p, atiQ o'clock 4. ~. At the front door OF
AN n S9st H9Tse; IoaN H. flSK Trustee;
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,mII lppt Ani s5+uoii 2lnpl ilGF--'
SEES ~ slpirl,ih 4linuur pil 81 h2do'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

eTfiidCIphia Accommodation This train only runs
between WHEELING aud Thadelphia. 49,
i tp5Ily except Sunday--NeglrkI Accommodation!
tSteabenyIlle Recommendations This train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry ind Beliatre,f stopping when telhlrcda
Gravel Hill ,Yu attrr4l, ~ g7sB atIHil ,s1p
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Will openF9n.AA3OndgyI2 18th inst 20 pieces of
superior Black Cashmere, Dnpdete finish,
from 90 cents up. Cheaper than ever before
offered ,tgr.tg am. az i~aaarIIallg
a. - GEO. R, TAYLOR & co.

HhHA ~ H'ft"tfN d.
.smirr-nk pdl 81 l9t5hn,11nt MIR
.~lssgl5Iui 1MiA liGtt,Jl ihr
a,t,i BinhO- g r9drsiTin !ss1tI
1l,-t,,u- .u,r,nniIami- rii J1lJt rinits
nEfrisut lIuhR pdi }" r'ti.ita
dr1uI nj .rniii-"l iHgg1usul 'niI i.nIaAp
ulsIIuu- odf .wuguH ut'isij
,ound ri. & lq'IE ,1gyCas1 rnpli slHl1&i7
lyOI .tlii lsiG odif 10 bsiipilh IiHn19aeyn1
.ydra,n -,rlu.11 ii-ia1nT hliE ,sti19tneni
ON gnnli ar ngn snoilIsoq gh,al EDi
Inni ailin ~ asAuin4g .In1giu7alo " lE15
T. 7qbun !Gylim % lpYiIdo Ian
Mt mn no! uuiilsHk OFT .yiii rayllaiG
TRIMMINGS, / ..s '''',..
III ul lsllr1Gu lhiiu11go pplul ltil!uUi
400 pieces Hamburg Edgings lFlouncings
an! and l lpssrtiFpRTs at wonderfully low prices Just
on1neal pj .74lSY'rl -" uuie-iGldus pdlSntIi9n
~. ,I5a ns tt .@"i, i%,," GEO r TAYLOR 4 CO.
.rg1y al! ]!rpiarol irhiW .slliil Eo7igt
ld'r .EiYl5iH 80 p,nG,sE pdi goiiad plp
no. y%lIliurp AiliplH iu slHfHlsif''
IribuH .irnl hJiiJni ,].egp1uH -'li So iFnn''
pdi 10 ampd pGt !nuIG A]htInAilN pm" ga@
ol .lrEh fiyt s'yoGqryl gull,"lu1g "9E@
yi4rln 4uG II hHn ,hJ1rm i'll "nniimn
.ngiu-uI L. arsinUY .]Riilpltl IL lrpiihs
.ai.np. IL GuissiudB- gHi1plt Iri nh
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TInD-gN odiWgEksToAI4N WAEkllNN"L l1'5.I
- Third race; walkingrdce Of five nliles, for
"a putselof Si0;won by Jonas Friend, Of
liz wis, county in-52 minutes. iMrAFriend
defeated dB others 'dEin-oi lem ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tweuty. I've shares Stock 10 ExehanSe Rank, wheei-'
iuRI ". Va. ALEX. H. FoR0EH,
Ssaftll 1905 Main STREET
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d" .''i" Eaasatauual.,.,1,. , ii
ACADEMY.
n prcnnrntOrY SCHOOL IOr NOlN,

A Preparatory school for BOYS, ,
a. III, Principal; y. X LEAvEtL AN. and
.~ytedAlist, rOt Washington lGe LUniTOnItyl! lNFor
equal 70 the best schools lnthe county. !E9nrse q
Instruction embraces English, AnrItht and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Natural Scelicc&l NG&t
fnIl nar,lcnlars and list q Testimonials, address,
WM. II. KlBlE, Principal charlestowni Jefferson
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From the Earliest Ages

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as II
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in the
18th chapter of Leviticus, lays down yery
explicit rules on this dlsea o. So terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that a person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed tt mix with society
fhe Jews regarded it as divine inf1iction
and believed there was no cure for it, II
was then the sins ofa youth or diviation
from the paths Of virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the sience of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Nat ure furnishes o
remedy the disease Is stripped of its ter
ror by the use OF ftheSAMA RITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim o.
5crofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
I'll ter, etc., can be restored to sound health
In a few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to find cure as we'll as they did
then, TO all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon
eradicating all impurities from tie blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy;. A few bottles Will remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics an powders, ROOT AMI HERE
JUICES $l.26 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
DESMOND 4 20:
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The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
DEATH FROM APINCH.

LITTLE CHARLEY MIcHAEL's LAST WORDS
"NEvBR MIND, YOU'LL SUFFER FOR
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Baltimore News.]
During the early part oflast spring 1t will
be remembered that woman named Chris
tina Meyers, living on Aliceanna street, near
Ann, was arrested and tried before Judge
Brown, charged with assault in pinching
and seriously injurirg the arm of Charles
G. Michael, son of ]. P. Michael, brick
layer, of 27a Aliceanna etreet.s She was
found guilty of common assault, and dis
missed with fine of $40 and costs.
The pincbing was done on the 7th of last
October In English German School No. 3,
and ever since that time the boy has been
confined to bed and suffered so much that
Dr.. Evans, who attended him, was obliged
to keep him constantly under the influence
of opiates, and these, together with medi-
cine, have been his only means of sustenance
for the past two months.
The pinching, it is ALLEGED, produced can
Ger of the bone, and the poison from the
cancer spread all through his system, and
its effects were visible over'the body at the
time of his death, which occurred at 8
O'Clock this morning. During January the
boy was at the Maryland University Hos
pital, and Prot. Tiffany wanted to ampu-
tate the arm but the parents objected and
the idea was given up. From that time he
grew gradually worse, and died at the time
stated. .
He was mere skeleton when he died,
and his mother says that just before his last
breath he clenched his little hand and ex-
claimed: "Never mind, Mrs. Meyers, youth
suffer for this" DR.. Evans states that the
pinch was the immediate cause Of death,
but he thinks there was some predisposition
In the boys constitution towards cancer,
which was brought into life by the pinch. .
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

was at an early hour by such an Immense
number of intelligent and resolute men as
made up the procession. -aEinces an earnest,
ness that at least commands attention and
Mr.. Kesraeys uitimatea destination Y
Boston. He will 60 over the Rock Island,
Michigan Central and Great Western rail-
roads to- Niagara Falls, and thence to
Albany and the "Hub." Preparations have
been made In many places to greet him as
be passes. a.t@ sss;5,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
MEDICAL.

AR. FITLEk's VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ MATlC REMEDY.--ls the perscrip.
ton of one Of Phiade!I nia's eldest physi.
clans, and Is guaranteed to cure rheum o.
ttsn. neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache.
&c. or money refunded, by invigoratins
The nerves, purifying the blood and neu.
tra!iZing poisonous del osits in the system,
By merit 1t has become q standard medi.
Gre, Suffering and money saved by useing
IT In time. Remember that Dr., Fitler is
the only physician in AmAri ga devotine
40 years to this Que line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. As Sour b Fou. y
street.