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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

The San Antonio (Tex Daily Express
of recent date has the following mention Of
Mr.. John r. Avis, formerly OF this place,
son OF Captain John Avis:
About one year ago Mr.. John r Avis
was placed 10 charge of the Singer sewing
machine Office in this city, with the territory
west OF San AutonI9 to operate in. At that
time there was only wagon in use by the
company here. Mr.. Avis applied himself
with energy to the task OF ad vancing the
cumpany's interests in this section, and to-
day fifteen wagons are necessary to properly
attend to its rapidly increasing business. The
general agent for the Southern States, Maj.
S E. Rundle, and Mr.. Z. T. Patton, general
agent for she State of Texas, to show their
appreciation Of the energy and enterprise
displayed by Mr.. Avis in the management of
the compauy's business in this deFartme
had splendid new wagon made under the
supervision of Mr.. Patton, and shipped to
Mr.. Avis as present from the company.
The wagon was received a few days ago, and
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Avis, with a band
Of music Gnd several of his agents, aad four
horses attached to his new wagon, drove
through the principal streets of the city and
attracted general attention. This evidence
of the Singer Campany's appreciation of his
worth and usefulness is very fattering to
Mr.. Avis.
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flor the Spirit of Jefferson.l
A LETTER TO NESS B. L.

I'm bIuet Providence seems unkind.
1 cannot see the right
Or narrowing my poor perturbed mind
With lovely forms and eyes Of liquid light!
Champagne is fat Cigars smoke stalei
nv horse paws in the stall.
Servants invisible. My pointers quail
And trenble at the sternness OF my CALI
The Suns gone out. Nothing Is bright.
Tue birds no longer sing.
Tue sombre fail of sable night
Has settled deep aud dark Ger eyerythinGi
Whv could she not remain with me;
The merry, lovely spiiEhtt
Hours of dreamland-"Slren of the sea-
An angel 1onged for oft-iust come to light I
I'll give it up! I'll take to wing
And chase this Sisitant-
In lovely Jefferson I'll find the thing
Tae angel fair whose presence brings content.
Sweet o le receive nv heart;
An incense subtle sweet
1t learned to offer thee ere We did part.
throw my heart. my life. all at thy feet.
Delaware, March 10. 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

HINTs.-When going home from a warm
atm"h 9here into colder one, keep the mouth
closed. SO the air may be warmed by its pas
sage through the nose, ere it reaches the
lungs.
After exercise of any kind, never ride in
open carriage nor near the window of a
car for IA moment. 1t is dangerous to health
ard even life.
Never take warm drinks and Immediately
20 out in the cold air..
Merely warm the back by the FIRE and
never continue keeping the back exposed to
warm.
Never omit regular bathing; for unless
the skin is in an active condition cold will
close the pores and favor congestion or other
diseases.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
Making Lumber from Straw.

Mr. s. Il. Hamilton, of Bushnell, H., has
discovered process for making hard wood
lumber out OF common whest straw, wbilo
all the effects Of polish and fnish which Is
obtainable on the hardest OF black walnut
aud mahogany, a. as little cost as clear pine
lumber can be manufactured Tor. The pros
cess of mauuiacture as explained by MIR.
Hamilton is as follows Ordinary strawboard
such as is manufactured at any paper mill, is
used for the purpose. As many sheets ate
taken as is required TO make the thick ness Of
the lumber desired. These sheets are passed
through chemical solution. which thorough.
ly softens up the fibre and completely satu<
rates it. the whole is then passed through n
succession of rollers, dried and hardened
during the passage, ss well rs polished, and
comes out of the other eud Of the machine
hard dry lumber, ready for use. Il is claimed
that the chemical properties hardening in tho
ibre entirely prevent water soaking, and ren>
der the lumber combustable only in very hot
fire. The hardened finish on the outside also
makes it impervious to water. The sample
exhibited could hardly be told from hard
wood lumber, aud in saving il the difference
could not be detected. II il susceptible Of
high polish, and samples of imitation Of mar
Bile, mshogauy. etc., we're shown. which
might deceive the most experienced eye
Not only did Mr.&lsmiton claim substitute
for numbering 10 snsh, doors and blinds ADD
fuish stuff, but also 4 substitute for black
walnut and other woods in the mapufaeture
of all kinds of fne furniture, collins, etc.,
and also an excellent substitute Tor marble in
marble top tables, mantle pieces, bureaus.
etc. He claims that il will not warp.
ST. LouiS ,JouTUdlOf Commerce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

THAT THE PuoNoGRAPH can "bottle up"
the voice and pass it down to future ages is
indeed wonder. but is not the restoration of
a. lost voice more wonderful? Aud yet DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery speedily
restores lost voice, cures hoarseuess. sore
throat, bronchitis. and consumption. Many
ministers who had abandoned the pulpit. by
reason of sore throat and general debility,
have. By the use of the Discovery. been re.
stored to perfect health and strength. Sold
by druggists
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

CURED OF DRINKING.-"A young friend
OF mine was cured of 40 Unsuitable thirst for
Liquor, thai had SO Frustrated his system
that he unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop Bit.
ters. II aIlayed all tina, burning thirst; took
away the appetite Tor liqu"r made his nerves
steady, aud ho has remained a sober aud
steady man for more than two years, and has
no desire to return to his cups, and | know
of number Of others that have been cured
Of drinking by it" From leading r. X.
Ofic al, Chicago. His.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
!. Among seveuty.fve colored people B

= Among seveu.y-fve coIored people bsp:
tized at Petersburg, few days ago, was q
coIored man named Bursell Lancaster, who
since infancy has been deaf mute. and Was
Immediately after immersion, to the amaze.
men. of the assembled multitude. he found
voice in loud and distinct tones to give
thanks to God for his happiness. After tho
strrnge exhibition Lancaster reverted to his
mute copditiou.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

Ma. CoRcoRAs's Tribute TO GEN. LEE.
Nr. W. W. Corcorsn, in q letter to Prof. j.
]. White, of Washington aud Lee University,
Offering to become responsible for one-sixth
of the Sc, ,0OG required for the completion of
the Lee rDsusole1m at Lexington, Va, pays
the annexed tribu,e.to the memory Of the
hate General Robert T. Lee "It is. perhaps,
spperfious to add that il sfords me n mel
ancholy satisfaction to testifJ-even in this
imperfect usauner-my respect for the mem
ory of a valued friend, the grandeur Of whose
character comnanded the admiration OF every
Southern bearE. Happily blending the quail
ities OF hero with the gTaees Of . Chris
tian, General Lee was the embodimsnt Of my
ideal conception of all that constitutes tTuly
good aud great man."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
January Is. i>1s-ly.
BerryrMe, Clarke County, Ia.

rT,HE undersigned continues to receive orders in
pairs, & c., at bis emoP, on the Turnpike leading
to MiIlwood. Having enlarged his capacity for
the prod of the beat work in every etvle he
iee 10 confident OF hrs ability to please, and only
ask yoa to CALL and me before purchasins else-
where, as ] am determined TO furnish work and do
all kinds of Repnirins $ little profit be
done any W here, and ss buy all my STOCK of frat
hands therefore feel satitfed that can sell un"n
a advantng eous terms as any other chop that
makes it a business. ] keep on hand as far as
practic bile, and make to order all kinds OF vEHi-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
Spirit Of gefttrson.
charlestoEn, Jefferson County, West Va,
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1879.
Cost of Wheat Raising.

At discussion in a Pennsylvania farmers
club over the cost of producing wheat Mr.
Croft. who has experimental in the matter
for years, aud kept accurate account of ex-
penses, said that taking good land to operate
on, lie estimated the cost of raising an acre
of wheat at S22 20, as follows Interest on
one acre of land at $3.50, SO; taxes SO cents;
plowlng aud narrowing, 81 so; 800 pounds
raw bonc, $40 per ton, 81 So one and half
bushels seed, 81 SO; drilling the seed, SO
cents; cutivstlng twice, 81 50. Against
this he placed the product of the acre at forty
bushels, which will bring. selling the straw,
SIG, leaving profit of 20.S0. He did not
think the estimated yield was too large, there
is room for deduction, and still leave a fair
profit. OF course he proposed to cultivate
his wheat in the spring, and based his cacu'
lation On the presumption that all wheat will
be cultivated. From fair trials he has made,
he was forced to conclude that good land,
using good fertilizer, the results will be as
stated, and the land lett in good condition for
grass for years to come. When wheat is we'll
cultivated in France large farm is visited
by Prof George II. Cook, who reported that
on field containing 275 acres the average
yield was Al bushels, and on another field
containing IS acres the average yield was 46
bushels. lIo thoug bit the same thing could
be done here.
a CURIOUS CALCULATIoN-Iti is asserted
by scientific writer, says an Irish news
paper, that the number OF persons. who have
existed on our globe since the beginning OF
time amounts to &c, ,627 ,S43, 237 ,076 .356.-
These fIures when divided by 8, ,U95, ,OO0-
the number of square leagues on the globe
leaves l 500, 6SY, 1872 square miles OF land.
which being divided as before, gives ,4l4,-
626, ,O75 persons to each square mile. If We
reduce these to square rods, the number will
be l ,S53, l75, 600, 600, which divided in like
manner, will give 1878 inhabitants of each
square rod. and these being reduced to feet.
will give about five persons to each square
foot Of terra iTma. 1t will thus be perceived
that our earth is vast cemetery. On each
square rood OF it, l,lS3 human beings lie
buried, each rood being scarcely sufficient
for ten graves. with each grave containing
12S persons. The whole surface of our
globe, therefore, has been dug over l28
times to bury its dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

THE third arrival of Shoes this Spring
Just received. Stock now complete for
Ladies and Gentleman, coarse and fne, and
will be sold en- very short profits to suit the
times. 4 call is requested and you will be
convinced that Dsigarn is selling goods in all
his branches at the very shortest profits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
sANF0nD'S RADICAL CURE

Is local and constitutional remedy. Is applied to
the nasal r4ssavS ~ Insulation. linus nlly lag nta-
nation pam ID correcting cleansing.
anti purifying the cretons. Internally administer q.
it ncs uron tho organs circulation Keeps lhC skin
moist and acid poison lhet has f"u is
Wny in: nnA thence Into tho hio 7d Thus
n cure frog css i 10th directions. AID il does not
accnI Issihe :r human ingenuity 10 deTl'e Lore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTING TOP RUGGlES,
pHETONS, ROCKAWAYS, Gall styles)
SPRING wAGOSS,
with or without movable Tops, SULKIES,
sLEIGHS, sc. And am also prepared to ma nu.
facture HEARsEs CT any description. will
guarantee all work OF my manufacture for the
to my representation. l will make good Without
ono dollars COST to the party buying: will nlso
ringes, Bugeies. Sc, therefore to persons who
wish patroniZe
HOME MANUFACTURE,
offer an ind uccment for them to buy OF mo in
ate.1 of going sbros s there can be as subs tan
tial work put up HOME as elsewhere.
j can NO gotiRte With parties for work at their
homes il de sired, if within a dAy'A drive, upon
notifying me at this place:
Thankfu for the liberal patronage extended to
me from Clarke, Fauquier, Loudoun and adjoin in g
counties. ! respectfully ask continuance of the
GEO. q. THOMAS,
Phenix Carriage Works,
Dsc. 10, 1S7s--y. Berryville, Va.
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suRPRIsEKe CURE,

es,.Ien&n About twelye S.ars rIgo, while travel.
ling with Father kEmps Old Folks Concert Troupe IS
aISnor singer took severe cold aud laid up at
HeTrrk N j., This cold brought severe attack of
Catarrh which battiod With every known remedy for
four weeks without avail, and 4 ally obliged TO
give i'm M st desirable position and return homo,
unable to s:rR not,+. For three years afterwards
was unable sing ct al. The first attack OF CAtnri
had l.t my nasA orgnrs and throat sensitive TINT I9
eIylItcst Cold would bring fr sh attack leaving
ME Dros:raird In continued utrcr. The
last attack, scYcrcstI ever had terrible :
fcrcd iii. ms CxcruCfaag pain In r'y head. so
hoarse to lie scarcely able to speak and comgtcd
sumption, and firmly believe that had these symp-
dcrcd mo IN easy yiclim When In this distressing
CURE FoE very reluctantly cont S. as d
firsE dose of this wonderful medicine gavn Inc the
relief 1t hardly possibe for whose head
aches eyes ache who can scarcely ar clllate
to realize how nuch riisf1 obtained from the nrst
furnc both Internal and external rapidy
been entirely from catarrh, for TIC Hrst trle In
twelve years. ,,-.e.,.-....
wALruAx. MASS. Jan. 8, 1876. .,o ',
l.S.-I purchased tue KADIcAI. CCEE oA SH-O' IA
ROGERS, druggist Runlford G1ilGIng.
Each package contains Dr. sanfords 1nrroved Inh"l-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

BUTTER1cK's --LATEST PATTERNS fol
sale by Mas. ARMEE1RoUT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10
M E IcI Al.
SANF0RD
RADICAL. CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable distiiiation entirely
..S-,:i.S Ill n.t...

TN the nrcp ration cftis remarkable remedy cv-ry
lhern pi...r, n:it af Is tbJ q 70 :i;s::illo.l
stf / il iieTt vauelcss' d totally unfit for in
ORGANISM 70 delicate rs thr nasIl passages. Trt all
saTs are insnuble couinoaAds vyooGy Lbre all Lnc-
lures, saturated solutions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

Train 80, d.ily; traia 81, Tuesdays, Thurs
dAys and Saturdays. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
January 7, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

Each package contains Dr. sanfords ImTroved Inh"l- m
Prcc S CO. FOR sale by ali wholesale and Retail Drug.
rists throughout the United States and CaIhdns.
WEFKS & POTTER. General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, DoSton, Mass.
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WASHINGTON CARDS.
WASHIN GTON CARDS.
Julius IanSbu1-Sh,
The Popular
CA r p ET M A n ,
42l Seventh St (odd FeIlows HalD
WASHINGTON, d. G.

Noted for his Lou Prices, Immense IStoc1
Great Variety
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-10

ChaIestown, Jefferson County, Tcst Virginia,
HAVING resumed the practice OF Medicine Of
IL fers bis Profession al ses vices to the public.
orFIcE next door to residence, near corner OF
George and Main Streets
January % 1876 -6m.
Smyrna times., 1879-06-25

l am agent for a full line of Samples Of
Wanamaker & Browns Goods.
Measures taken and fit
guaranteed. Please
call and examine
as they are
cheap.
All goods delivered to any part of the Town Clayton
and Smyrna Landing free Of charge mar off
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; - FOLLETIN.
La NOVA DE LAMMERMOOR.
asdss 9ass ossPoR atooss.a
ssPSiR WALTER SCOTT. u j. :.
GRAppcoIoN DIREcTA DEL INGLEs
so59al9 80 aa PoR Z. sf,2ss< e @e IS -
.1OSE EPEsREZ morris.
lciooNTINUAoIoN. J


- Cualquier tempo y cualquier lu-
gar, dio Lord Keeper, SON buenos pa
ra los, que solo buscan la justicia. Me
creo con algun derecho saber algo
respecto & los fundamentos en- que pen
sais basar yuestra impugnacion de un
procedimiento legal que .ha sido tan es-
tudiado y pesado por el 1nioo tribunal
competente. &
Sir William Ashton, contest6 81 i6-
ven exaltandose,. las tierras que vos
ocupais ahora fueron coneedidas un
remote antecesor mio por servicios he
chos. con ,su espada contra los ingleses
invasores de la patria. Como estas po-
sesioaes se han escapado de nuestras
manos en- Virtud de no Sc que procedi-
mientos que nj parecen venta, nj hipo-
teca,. nj adjudication por deuda sino
una nezcla enredada con los hilos de
todos estos derechos pero no descrita en-
en- los coiigosl; como la renta anual ha
lilo acumulandose sobre el capital sin
que quedasel al parecer rincon alguno
legal en- nuestro favor, hasta que nues-
tros intereses y nuestras propiedades
hereditarias parecen haberse derretido
como t6mpanos de nieve; todo este que
entendeis mejor que 20, queda para mi
jnexplicado 6 inexpIcable. Quiero, sin
embargo suponer, por la. .franca. conduc-
ia que usais conmigo que hasta cierto
ppnte me hsya engahado aeerea De
X Ist.s>
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quiera que suene una trompa de guerra.
Y al pronunciar estas palabras en- un
tono firme, aunque melancolico, alz6 los
oios que de s1bito SO encontraron con los
de Lucia Ashton, ,quien sin ser vista, SO
habia acercado q los interlocutores, no.
tando Ravenswood que le miraba aten-
tamente con una expression dc admira-
cion entusiasmo que habia alejado de
ella por un momento el tenor de ser
descubierta.
La noble fgura y distinguidas faccio-
nes de Ravenswood iluminadas por ell
orgullo del nacimiento y de la dignidad;
los tonos armoniosos y expresivos de su
voz; su misma pobreza y la indiferen
cia con que parecia sufrirlo TODD y atre-
verse q hacer frente a 10 peor que su-
ceder pudiera, le hacian objeto peligro-
so de contemplation para una j6ven de-
masiado predispuesta en- su favor.
Cuando sus miradas SO encontraron,
el carmin bano profundamente sus ros-
tros, comprendiendo su emocion, los
dos, como movidos por un resorte, evil
taron mirarse mas.
Sir William habia naturalmente OBJ
servado la expression de sus semblantes.
I" NADIA tengo que temer, dijo en- su in
terror, nj del Parlamento nj de la ape
lacion tengo un medic infalible de re-
conciliarme con este arrebatado joven en-
case de que Sc haga poderoso. Mi objeto
actual es evitar de todos modos entire
garme. Ell anztelo esta puesto, no IT,
rare de Ia cana pronto: convene DO
der dejar escapar 81 pez 81 no resultase
digno de sacarlo del aqua. :"
En- estos egoistas y crueles calculos
sobre las simpatlas de Rayenswood por
Lucia, estuyo tan lejos de considerar
ell dolor que pudiese causar al primero
|jugando con sus afecciones, que nj 81
quiera penso en- 81 riesgo de complicar
a su hiia en- los peligros de una passion
ipfortunada /; como 3; ~ inclinacion,
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necia falsedad que haya podido ocurri-
ros, 6 bebido mas de la cuenta esta
mananaa. 5Qu6 ha podido inducir 8
Bucklaw enviarme semejante mensaje?
- En- cuanto a ESQ 70 puedo J estoy
autorizado para responderos. Mi ami
go se queja de vuestra inhospita!idad
por haber sido exclude de la casa sin
motivos para clio. 7. & ~ &.
- Impossible /; no puede ser tan tonic
que inteTprete mi pobreza como un in-
sulto. Nj creo que, conociendo la OPT
nion en- que os tengo, captain, haya
Bucklaw aceptado los servisios de una
persona de vuestra calala, pues nadie
podia esperar que hombre alguno de
honor os buscase por padrino suyo.
- Do mi calana dijo Craigengelt,
alzando su voz llevando la mano la
daga; 81 no fuera porque en- esta cues
tion tiene la preferential mi amigo, os
haria comprender $3.50
= No puedo comprender NADIA de
vuestra explicacion. Estad seguro de
clio; y hacedme el favor de marcharos
- Pardiez, murmuro el fanfarron,
es esta la contestacion que he de lie
var?
-Decid al Sr. Bucklaw, 81 realmente
81 os ha enyiado, que cuando me man.
de q decir la causa de sus agravios por
medic de una persona caliicada para
tales recados, le explicare mi conducta
8 la mantendre con la espada.
Al menos mandareis q Hayston,
por mi conducto, los objetos que le per-
tenecen y que teneis en- vuestro poder.
= Cualesquiera objetos suyos que ha-
va podido dejar aqu1 Bucklaw, le seran
devueltos por mi criado, va que vos no
me dais documentos que os autoricen
para recibirlos.
- Muy bien, dijo Craigenglet con
malignidad; me habeis inferido un enor-
me insulto que os deshonra q vos mas
que { mi. Yaya IN castillo, continue
81
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por 81 notada, fuese como la llama de
un cirio que pudiera encenderse y apa-
garse voluntad. Pero la Providencia
hahia preparado terrible castigo este
perspicaz observador de las pasiones
humans, que habia pasado su vida ex-
plotando las ventai jas que le daba su
continue traGcar con elias.
Caleb vino entonces & anunciar que
81 almuerzo estaba listo pues en- aque-
Hos dias de abundancia, los restos de
una cena bastaban para el almuerzo ST.
guiente. No olvido ell viejo presentar
q Lord Keeper, con mucho respeto, su
bebida matinal en- una oopa adornada
con perejil y coclearia, pidiendo el con-
siguiente perdon por no haber traido la
RIGA copa de plata de rigor, porque es-
taba en- una plateria de Edimburgo con
obieto de dorarla.
= En- Edimburgo no 10 niego pero
en- que lugar para que fin, creo que tt
y 20 10 ignoramos, dijo Ravenswood.
-iBah exclamo Caleb contrariado.
Dasde esta manana esta un hombre q la
puerta. Presume 10 que trae; / quiere
vuestro honor hablar con 81 8 no?
-SQaiere 81 hablarme? ? Caleb.
- ESQ pretende; pero hariais bien
en- vsrle, antes de abrir, por el ventani-
llo. No todo ell que viene debemos
dar entrada en- Ell castillo.
-lC6mo! Supones que sea algun
alguacil que quiera arrestarme por deu-
das2
- Arrestar vuestro honor por deu-
das, en- vuestro castillo de Volts Crag !
Vuestro honor Sc coMplace en- chancear-
Sc conmigo hoy. Sin embargo, le des-
liz6 en- el dido, segun le seguia, estas
frases me serfa insoportable que q
presencia de un extrano sufrierais detri-
mento en- vuestra opinion; le atisbare
antes de dejarle entrar. F."
No era IN alguacil sino Ia persona del
eapitan qraipgangelt que traia IL narlz