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New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
EMILE CARDOZE.

Emile Cardoze, a member of the Produce
Exchange. and a mcvchanhi.e broker at No. 40
Pcarl-,i, while on his way O. this city from Pelham
vrc died suddenly OF hemoIhage al the Grand Central
Depot YESTERDAY lie bai hecn suffering n rin asthma
far several months. Nr. Casdozc was BON ID Porto
Rico, iu l. 50. and came - y w-Iofk when Non
man No WIS affac-d 20 the 7ls' Rrrneu dur'ns me
Neicia an. rc .-red his position n~ captain "h.u'
firre wear ago. ilc il.llv rc-prcfet an n- lh'
Nry. York merchants, and lc.vcs = WIDOW and tAtce
Chi litu.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
LAMEs L. MILTON. JR

BUFFALo. y. Y. Sept 25-jas. I. Fulton,
ir. pfenrirtor of tae International Hotel at Niagara
Eals. u-e-it .ut OF that village. and member ot ihe
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

Won DONE want fun patronage YOU nav -
dcat ou. to .e persons O. scll thcir h9vt "i ~ "a ny
So~f a position ~ Governor has been nI'e ,,r ~,
soc great uirn. + there an' tlns o. snow s.
us. n cir ros.ti1n to beat down he Dcu.cta,, 'H
l. .-,t.fi- -fi1Nle fo srrd r's-ti-'i ~ .., a..
:" i.,. .,.i, oman. II 10, can Ne called nit..n'
I'm ne ri.t Cd, County Clerk The Fu',cc N''i'i ,.9
non fh.la in darkness ln' secrecy. -, ri.
ThcY say these aTr ie'r-eNai gfi'NAn'fS' & VT. ~,
ccrt,,i I.lay aIe inhlc grievances whica 'h' lr"p.
~ ms Sou d r.hGsr bv stir1 hei- N1t'S rri os
a. q, t.' .f ,Ie j. n not rcasaf,he % FutpoSe n
~ f,. ufiuues office Lc Nti coninu. 10 Ur' W
pS+, in s 4, ihe nest ,r 20 "a certain offices he
'...,'.s i,. h is proper ANA right That every hin
should have MS op'u.ors &td ihc hp rN Z" '"'.
ti,r lrh.chfncs cur du'v % oppose miA Mh,
.'-,. % Ia sucl b4.s ucau- il tnis Cmri rcAtF
s,,e.s -cs A ere are rr b, b'y 100000 h-aos'a,ic
v.rs I'M Tie state who isi-r tuS matter Tor en-
selves rncy discern merit ana = WtIo J. .'. M - @
l. 10 ret claim any suprri'rii' II - no, = Itv IT, ,.
Of men INA. of principal and iicht TIE man wEo .iS
acted badly toward us should not D. %. &C.. W , ',
power. Nsu have hccu tott what was N"h' al ~ ~ 49,,
viii te YOU of the manly appcais na.r h' Gov eiu"i
Dcrsheimer tnd 10y Mr. bf.1"s: Hi ~ 49, ~ Tbe.c
ant otutr gentlemen not 'lgm ~, 49,. ','y,,i,,n
speeches ought TO lay" convinced l.e ,oh| ii,i1" %
int - would be political sn,'io' 10 r'ns Atter
lnson. How were lie vote, Go. '' e'u'a'' ~ 80
The rrst day "i that Convention 'Ncic ".t' "l,," ~"
sniiu,ios made ty dele alss elected 10 ihsi ,"nN,n-
ton. There were Mtis'N i'S'l w ~ ~, -. a.
ana YOU conjcCiutc ~ Nrd as N.il N' w. -,
IN noble appeals for hgimoay we're io,t Nhir 'H, %
of the rentcmeu they nom mated ON ihe rest "i 'He
fielct w,9t o ictionate Z" e, iAc{ wee Sn'l ~.
n. nstre ma now you know the result You have -eeh
mere recently an attempt hy ihc "5N'tlot "s .' ~,
lcve the Judiciary VIII look 80 lnls h'llrl
rightly aud whatever ~ decision = We W..
abide hy IT, We VIII ap" al I" tnc c"u's ." =, ~" ~
IN he c,sr oi 1ir. Nicac. aud General smith bus IN
fhst Of Tie Inspectors ui Fec ltn it We tH itl "N
mus, look 60 he balo'-boNc' f'f rrdf' : nc i''
hive r>arted 20 s.cu means io -rt cultol &" h' Nt'
offices Wiz IN a." iu'ulc h' f".h.'v .l' 49, t.i,t
h. thr people. "a iclr.i'lh di~p~'cn gas n'i m
the speascrl rA.s d.srtich '''d,. " AlN"Ns W. u;
k-Ly. VIA Nou STICK / avn icc'i't'- 'D''' G ~
81 .44tsns aUd lcffCfs uNt ili-. TO "I "i VIZ" .i"
Vnl.l. To- r~wtr u Vrtirf NH'' h"t 'iF ''. u i'"'
lrly 'll. Kelly ,rt slick ~ Ilnn--d h,iiiu7r
huufu-l dispatch ictt.-. J" fN'l.f N''.' ~,
E,rl,sf.r sends tire lrrti nc "t o'Vv Nole'-.
j pronl-e. % elected, Mar VIII N ''. '...t
10 Tie low and de- pic. .Hic ~ ais I'D -t 'l.
adopted AN f.e man who no" 'fclp'' '5,' r"N'
chair. luf viii UlhrICt tt uouA ana ui'i4 t' tH'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
Gost an0 fonn0.

DANk BOOK LOSI.-Bank Book No.
- JL $50 oi fic BDvrIN savings ktnils llH'i. -
nni-r Is fcs o. return t to the ban. 10 i"i % 10
tie bank iJr = new loch.
I OSr or N.-Bank-book No. 9l'2tys'
h oi the Dcimtn savings BANK IN The cii' d" -" ~
IhU hn.tr requested 90 rtfufu 10 o tlr D. ti. ~ M bs
before ths sth OF Ortopcr 1919. apphi iu'u "
made to tllc haua lur new box
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
A sr4TE TREASURER ARRAIGYED.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 25.-State Treasurer
Renfro Was arraigned before the Senate to-day. lie
pleaded not guilty and the postponed until
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
NEW-YNKK COLORLD MIsaION ENIL0l.
Gelp iUanle0.

4 YOUNG MAN 10 learn u Trade o. in whole
n sale house; best reference. Appls 60 T. NAN SAN''
l5l 9th ave.
NGIIL'S Turkish Electric and Roman
~ Baths. 81 LesingfCu-aye ant Awcfie4n Dti 'ls
under - iol baths aud office also c'ot ii'A1 .
AGENTS WANTED 10 canvaSS for "a manu'
4 factoring business small amount uf capital i'A
excellent opportunity. Address r. 4. fifh~-u NA''
NNANIED.-A second man for silk deldIt;
~ mcat. Apply oy letter ouly 10 MILLS S 1IDN 80
an 40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

Two drunken men from Newburyport wan
dered into Salem tannel In the night ana fell asleep
After sleeping time. OF them owoke and called
out To companion Abram shut that door, for
room is extensively large"-I Newburyport Herald.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

NI'RSE.--A very rdy Proic 'aut rIl %
y chl.s nrrs, undcrsiina. gi..n '.@iro a.i ag
d. useful u whatever cIr.rff IiIlr. lftf nNr. II
wants seaar rlaor city or county inIil,c ~ MtNf
80 6l hHsf. nHlF !,tuHt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

NURSE, &c.-By q North German -ili ~
~ uur.r = .d .iu be- VIM: wirg a-.f e t-.i.r
vors; Dy uf,ieuce. Acdfrss LLLIA. %, o'A-f..,.ess
~ IL III fl-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

I AtNDBESS. tSc.-Bv a respectable eirl az
lauudres-. or waulf 90 -ibrrwlrk ald flf sash r
in a mail private amiyi can be- well recommended 4
East "A "a.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

NURSE.-Can take the entire charge OF IN
~ infant bring bottle; The h,sI city .-
cuco Oe gwen l,iS7 - ave-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

NURSE. &c.-iiy competent person as
~ nur.cald ..if.rl-s womb Dbl si-r o cham -
work good Ptr rs at 30 ilsi -,fast
+. idaFo.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

I AIrNDRESS.-l,y fiIst-cla.s young woman. .
IL, ,erV nm. laiuare.s puiins HUfli and rr.n,
best verbal ref,Tence- CAL al Cthaye bttWeen s,
sad 36ih-sts
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

n UNSE.-h young woman 81. ll,e tipablo
~ OF hin. entire cnsfge - bnNf from ifI
ASSIST with chall.rs0fA i've year, oY irictlrc -
/ ! Il u I L. u
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

1 AUNDRESS.-B good laIndrcs, (col-
u orcf: san hs shihg af tvo -ee f'f1c. f.f.-
euccs. please call Mrs PORTER, 2t7 We,t ljlA-ss.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
e,lnntions Wauico--fcu Hes

CHANBERMAID and WAIihEs;.-iiy a
Npfoiesfa. pr, ycf. apecpnc .na ac recon-. sist
as" lni"r. Sris IN s,S,i ira Is ofc1ir fs'
ave-. near 2io-st hl'i tb''r.
HREsSMAKER, A frsf-cla.s rii.rrapI
rSp,ri IN mssns oye, aIs. O.. .i nov. Apry ss.
daioy 2si Wt.t % % o.. 5raalrrss
nRE~SMAKE3-A gool dlessmla,r won,i
- s. fw more eusfrmifs car 10 I'D kin, ~ sear.
drr-- p 4. Trhuoc rienn ual- Is5- fpasasy ''"
GERMAN LADY'S-NAID.-By North CIR.
- io3r ", 49, ',, i .i,o.on its , sr , 'r s'ael
car 81 GJ2 rtl ave-. hr' neen 9ih aHi s.iiis
HCUSCKEEPER.-A iady. capable, eYre-
nenced ard ,dur,ed s.es- position o.. tof.skc,r
where she could have catf clare genial a'nie nr,,
gwen. Address H. BLISS. Tribune UpfoFn orce, I2s3
HOUsEWORK.-An able. willing Norwegien
er ay "line nss d n9' i s,,1 t. sor c.a @. sod
anl good behavior, retin constant homo 80 gel 6i
ave. rear l,tas1
VfOUSEW WORKER.--Iiy neat. tily. lnteli-
family 3D. any capacity can 10 god c9Dne; anl s9Di
%SI''''' ao'r '' -" ''' ' near '''' go
ADY's-MAID. .&c.-A very respectable younc
ygs5s sa sy e2 s,rs,9n S srf snG r & q e'
r.,sssFb .5Tess u .S ss Wss is e IN S e, ssI I
Graham
! AINDRESS.-}ya irst-cla,s young woman.
tisaver, hne ianndress pitns Hliii aud Frncl c,p
sad y5ihsts.
AUNDRESS.-A German cirl to 90 out by
II the day t- iannorcs-. aDl WEI "-th O. hrsf or
AUNDREsS.-By good laundrcss (coi-
epc,s. 'I pase ' & Mr. foEiKa ~ West ira., '''
AUNDRESS. &c.-Bv a respectable srl az
a. laundres- Or weui 90 nfrI aad tne T'aay
Z East 8 i'',ii' l'd.t ''''''''' 49, -
NURSE.-Can take the entire charge OF IN
- infant and bring np "a boiuei the o'l cy Feiss.
ence o'd Oe g'N,n i''' %" i'"
NURSE. &c.-By a competent person as
ors .' GOOD q. .srr.rce. pta.. ,sl e., 2.O I,' 1T
NUESE.-A young woman as nurse; capable
~ OF Nm, en'irc cntfge ~ oa, i'o. pr. WI irp
NURSE, &c.-By North German gin as
~ nurse d. % sin se"inf. VIII 20 A-' b. "a o. .r.
s3sl SS'S. Sr.i ny fo'r io'l''''' ''''''' '' =
NI'RSE-A v,ry tidy Protestant pl %
y ch.s ntris undcrsian.. pin ,N .r a.i IS ag
ran:s STEADY pa,c. ,ty or eoun'9 inli.e ~ MaGY.
ArIRSEnnd NAID.-By 70 prrro~.rs.'ng young
= Norh German a.r. - Fosi ..' ,' '','r - ., =
's. a.a is W.! c5t .o n "a a, IT, ,,' .i ..
ORIGINAL SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT
~ AGENDN. io7 iasf -5in -. between i.-sif-.ou a
tr,nth ,,flan ana F1~.i servant, ..el. r-,1.or .;
aso swedish anl Ffe.cI Duief n-.i class or D' ' com
CEANSIRE IS, &c.-A seam-tI.,s. rnl,r.
= sand, a.a- ai.i ( 'na All e.na- % '-i
..i,. rac. r .-s,s. cav ~ c,ll,ry r,s II.
~, ir in" p l-''n l'. @. -.-' ..'.."tl
CIiTAIiON Wasted hy d. young kil ia =
- iaaeel hom 'a''-i. cai. ai 30 -.a, i'.-.~ o.
SEAAiSI GES>.--A ir,r-ciaes .enn.irc.- anl
,rr.r 't'rf n.-- .'. ,n 't DO
,.,.. ... n. a.. Tribune 0,o. Dn.e i.- lri.a~al
sNANTED.-BY good hunaies- 90 eo mt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

COACHMAN or JANITOR-Goot reference.
u Apply llJ West al.f..r. n.s' door -r.r r.pI.
EOACHMAN ald willing USEFUL MAN.
- ssucuy temasr.rei or would trrc r.. .,iofi .
wa Ta'.e. Air. d D a55 ia-t. .-i...
GOACHMAA and CROON.-By q Pro. at
references wears Ia at phase. cal ,r i''' o'.os
EOACHNAN, S.c.-A young Engrshm4a,
S.i-i.. D 81 ,ec t,. ra,a r.f-.n., -
icape.aa.,e, sung a.. .3 =. '". OF a.-i-'' ."'
GOACHMAN-Gy "a hr-t-r.a-s man; i.ar-
y ouahs an.r-.t.nls at ou ines , 'ef. ,ir ~
driver ti .'oi ci1n.h eii.,.f i'-tt.si ' -t -.-
O.. chnin Tribune Uptown ofier -8- Broi..ff.
COAyHMAN and GKOON.-5v q steady.
- soS,r cra iai'.i se,aii ' . ia, "a, -, a
dress coAcHNkN, Az Ju.a,e.
COACHMAN and GRJON.-By a yoWg
qr oaid i,Ge S,re o slri,i. j. n,t a,sai o. ueri
uneer STANDS his business ia' 'ns -io', .H. ,-(,
NrLLY. ID Br-.' stable. TITS. .nl lla.ye, cty.
GARDENER.-By married Swcic 10
- fmy %i'' tlor'asii, gnar, t-' '' lu'l''' " !,
lou.'s .'1 .ta .a.i -i' .' ih' W ~
ana inpfc, % M n ,, 9' il .iel l.e' , ,. si..
ciass Address GARDE> PR. 23e E..s -ltl~r
NEW-YORK COLORED MISSION EMPLOY
n 4ENI OF4IDl. so. h., wee SJ,h-L, Arh. ) .iA.T
Wafer, .hnen. ralicu .s cpA- rh ni''4..'..- tA
p,ils for genera nouseN ok la city or country
t)Oh th.-A Strauy hHt lt.i','i' l,l" ~.
f-rrncss. Address, Tor trsc days, folti hoA -
TRIBUNE pia,e
DehIER.--ly young man OF tNguty, Ie.
81 iug WIKI D.. parnni-. - Ae.t lo 'i o. in ,.
where Dee him~c generally r-'fu ie'i.-ers ~
dIes5 r. >cuEUb bLi H- cannon q.
ENAITER.-Bv a most reliable sin -le Young
man tioInughv an tersfaLa. care cf CIV ai,'
willis rgard Uhi sing ctlf on country 'ai lici'' ~
dieasJ. b.. Box u.s. tribune Uptown oI'e i-.- hr-"'s.
NrAlTFR.-ln hotel or restaurant; lmhlni
w sp.aAs tsolch a.d English axe .9 .f'i ,.i.'''"
Aidge>. q. -. Tribune tptoNn olt' l,-.- b,D'.N"
W AIIER.--By very respectable col"ti
man class waiter haarDiu shnu,t or pffi'
family Address B. NJ, SOL .tH ave.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
1 ADY's-MAID, ,Nc.-A very Respectable youn,

Il person. Pr'tc-tlnt. would De-. % wait ou Jade p
young lady; objection 10 trav~ ug cifF ~ CO., nfrr
WIN tca.- dr-sfnakcr and Iar rrs.rr the I-t q
reference " required olsen arsd~ ~u middle ~ October
Adiress DRESSMAkER 3jO IVES; l0thsL. in care an.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

WASHING. Ar.-liy ~ r,.r.c. f'i. t..HIa
woman vhH would lIAe fp -1Nnf Nl-.t f.' -
nf t.l.. t'.4. I. t.c ..J. ca ti .4l 4--f. -t.f 80
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

rDnf V0lUc PfDfFsInf gIr WI ~ FIITII n IN
family in any capacity can Ia good coo.ng. an r,si
Nashsr iIoner. viii lvc best of recommends sn.
Moderate De- seen at 30 1903 Gth-sve l- e. "a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

7 IGHT & MITCHELL have just received large
~ stock OF Extracts tior tho Handkerchief) New
Mown Hay. Jockey Club. Violet. Ess. Bouquet and
Musk: ais" have Lubins * Cowdray's Toilet Pow
der for the Toilet.
L7LAVoRING EXTRACTS.--Lemon. vanilI,.
L Strawberry, Rose, Pine Apple and Paach.-
Sold by LIGHT & MITCHELL.
L LIGHT & MITCHELL.
TOBACCO and Cigars, tbost in townl sold by
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
We alao have stock OF Paints. Oils, Turpen-
tines and Varnishes. which offer very cheap
for the CASH and reasonable M credit
May I, 1878. LIGHT / MITCHELL,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29
FIELD AND EIREsIDE.

Fowls IN ORcHARDs.-Last fall we Wis.
tied an orchard in which fowls were kept,
the owner of which told us that before the
fowls were confined in it, the trees made
little or no growth and only corresponding
amount of fruit was obtained. But what q
change was evident now. The grass was
kept down. the weeds killed. and the trees
presented an appearance of thrift, which the
most enthusiastic hor,iculturist could not but
admire and envy. The growth of the trees
was most vigorous, and the foliage remarka-
bly, luxuriaut; the fruit was abundant, of
large size, and free from worms aud other
imperfections. The excellence was accoun-
ted for by tho proprietor, who remarked that
the "hens ate all the worms and curculio in
their reach, even the canker-worm-" He
found less trouble with their roosting in
trees than he expected, aud that a, picket
fence six feet high kept them within bounds.
His orchard was divided into three sections,
aud the fowls we're changed from one to an
other, as the condition of the fowls or the
orchard sections seemed to require.
Poultry World.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

hero for mnny years. LiPPIrT & co.
WYE would call the attention of Physicians 10
w our largo etcck of SGuills Preparations,
Ch!oroiorm, Fluid Extract, ETgoi, Acetate Lead !,
Chlorate Potash. Sulphxte Zinc, Sweet Spirits
Nitre, Herring's English Blue MRss and Ca lomeI ,
Warmers Compound CAthaTtic Pills with aIi the
new preparations, on hand ard receiving fast
they are thrown upon the market all of which
are prepared TO offer Mt low figures 10 prompt
paying customers. Give US a chIl at
2UiGLEY'S DRUG STORE, Harperss Ferry.
Two Dye Easy and dye satisfactorily. use Mid
dye one dozen yards OF Ribbon equal amount
of any DINER material. All shades. at only ire
cents p1ckage.
QUiGLEYis DRUG STORE, Harper's Ferry.
A LARGE invoice OF American. English and
~ French Tooth Rrushes Just rece ived At
QUIGLEY' s DRUG STORE.
HANCoCK's Aromatic Extract OF Ginger.
Ii fully equal in strength to Browns and
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE.
J1lSH. Geatsfoot. Sperm and Lard Oil-alI of
L frat quality and at low figures at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
A NICE stock OF American, English and
N French Hair Brushes at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
"HITEWASH Brushes-aii s'Z's md cheap,
w at QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE.
lIARRlSON BROS (w.rr.ntcd pureJ Ready
Mixed Paints, az low az any fret Chase goods
in the market. for sale by HORACE BEALL.
Unable AND POCKET CUTLERY. a fne as
i sortmcnt just received aud for s,le at latest
ms rkct prices by HORACE BEALL.
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons and Forks. for
i sale by HORACE BEALL.
n &C.. for sale at reduced prices. bv
November 5. ISIS. HORACE BEALL.
7 ANTERNS and Lantern Glohes. for sale By
IL Nov. S, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

FATCENING BEEvEs.-An agricultural
authority says as to beef, the most successful
mode We have ever tried was to fasten the
animal to be fattened by the horns to stake
in the stable, keeping it well bedded and
never taking it out until it was sold to the
butcher or slaughtered for family use. All
expenditure of muscular force takes from the
supply which the food constantly gives and
the net increase is lessened. and so the quieter
you keep the animal the better. Ali they
will eat, and the best you can give them is
the cheapest in the long run.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

ARTIFICIAL MINERALoGIcAL SpARs.-
Saturate water, kept boiling, with alum !;
then set tho solution in cool place, suspend
ing in i.,by hair or fine silk thread, a cindor,
= sprig of plant, or any other trihe. AS the
solution cools, beautiful capitalization of
tho salt takes place upon the ciuder, etc,
which will resemble specimens of spar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

CURE FOR a FBLoN.-The following cure
for ielon has been tested by wide experience
among friends, and is worthy of circulation {:
Roast or bake thoroughly large onion ; mix
the soft inner pulp with two heaping table,
spoonsful of table salt. and apply the mix
ture to tho affected part pou'tice, keep
ing the parts we'll covered. Make fresh ap.
plications at least twice a day, morning and
evening, and cure will follow in at least a
week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

For CLARIFYING WINES, VINEGAR, ETC.
The following is said to bleach all colored
liquids, and to render bone black perfectly
unnecessary: Albumen, 500 parts; neutral
tar:rate Of potash, three parts; alum, five
parts; sal-ammoniae, 700 parts. The al
bumon must. of course. not be coagulatcd.
The ingredients are first dissolved in little
water. and then added to tho liquid to be
clarified.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

CURING POP CoRN-Pop. corn is often
spoiled in curing by being put in rooms
where the temperature runs too high. Some
people are of the opinion that the drier the
corn the better it will pop. but such opinions
are erroneous. Pop corn is best cured in q
dry, cool room-uot hot, dry room, as can
soon be proven BY test
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

To SHARPEN SCIssoRs.-Take q coarse
sewing needle and hold it firmly between
the thumb aud forefnger of the left hand
then take the scissors in your right hand,
and cut them smoothly aud quickly from
handle to point. The dullest scissors, un-
less they are entirely worn out, can soon be
sharpened in this way.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

To RESTORE WR1rINa.-When writing
has faded. if the paper is moistened with
water and then brushed over with solution
of sulph- hydro ammonia it will be restored.
This article can be obtained of any druggist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

SCRAP BooKs.-Dampen ono sido of leaf,
paste the scrap and apply it to other side of
leaf; place thick blot'ing paper each side of
leaf; close the book and press under weight
till dry. A damp scrap applied to dry page
will usually draw it out of shape.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

= SUFFERING CURED.-Let the person at
every distinct enunciation strike on some
thing, spat the hands or stamp the foot thus :
We-the people-of-the-Unitc States,
and suffering is not possible.
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The Jefferson County
MUTUAL

Fire Insurance Company,
OFFERS to the people OF Jefferson and sur
" rounding Counties Insurance in safe cono-
psny at the actual cost of insurance, which 10
much che than the rates usually charged, and
keeps ths money at home.
Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
DIREc7ons-N. 8. White, Henry B. Davenport,
Edward Tearney, John W Rider. w. H. T. Lew
is, Dan icI H.fIbower, VIM. l.. Wilson, Eugene
Baker, John W Ora ntham. James Logic, Chas.
p. Wilson. John II. little, Jacob s. Melvin, VIM.
d. Smith. r. G. w. Herr
NJ S. WHITE, President.
n h. DAYESPORT, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoMaITrEE-N. S. White, VIM. Fl.
r. Lewis, John W Rider, Eugene Bxkcrand VIM.
l.. Wilson.
r. A. ALEXANDER, secty Cen. A gent.
LOCAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gilbert !;
Kearneysv1lle-J. C. Bitner; Harper's Ferry
Chss. E. Trail; shepherdstown-H. C. EntleI
lcz- Tho Secretary will be found at the Com
rany's Office on Charles Street, in rear oil the
dwelling OF n. s. White, Esq, on Tuesdays and
November 10, ls1s-ly.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
HNE Complete Soda Apparatus, consulting of
" Marble Draft. one Copper Fount and Gena-
rAtor. Having use for it, any one needing it
will secure great bargain.
Harper's Ferry. March 4. 1919. Druggist.
{x7E have Just receive FRESH Stock OF II the
w popular brands of Cod liver Oil. consisting
of Tongera's, MarvIu's, Hampton's. Baker b
wilbur's, all nice and fresh To be had from
T. V. s. QUIGLY.
Druggist, Harper's Ferry.
TRY the Moss Starch, which is far superior to
j Starch, and At much less fieures. To be had
at T. v. S. QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, bsrper's Ferry.
ETAKE YOUR own Soap. A ease OF Rabbits Pots
WI ash, iust received, which offer at low
figures, far superior to Concentrated I've at
T.v 8. QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
DURE Wine and Liquors. only for Medicinal
L Purposes, always on hand at
TVS QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, HarPer's Ferry.
March 4, 1879.
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TAKE CASTOR OH AND NOT TASTE IT.
Hold the nose tight SO as not to smell, and,
better still in addition, drink it from bottle.
The oil can not be tasted.
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NJ RcH AN1cAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
IAMEs w. BUZZ

ToSTINUES the vigorous prosecution OF hi
" avocation as Carpenter and Builder, and vii
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
ly and satisfactorily. His experience is such ,hst
he can guarantee perfect kmanship, sndihis
prices will compare favorably with the most
Reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April %, 1878. --,#r
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GLASS SToPPER s.-Sometimcs the
grouud-glass shoppers of bottles become fixed
in the neck, and cannot be removed by pull
ling twisting. An effectual method is to
wrap a rag wet with hot water around the
neck and let it remain a few seconds The
hea. will expand the neck of the bottle,
when the stopper can be removed before the
heat Penetrates the stopper itself; or, wind
n strisg once or twice around the neck, and i,
combining the bottle, pull alternately on one
and then the other end of the string, thus
creating friction. and, consequently, heat.
Or a little camphene dropped between the
neck and stopper of the bottle viii often re-
]jeye THE stopper.
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III NOTICES.

HAVING com l.tea my contracts, a Dad which
( have occupied my sole attention for nearly a
year past, am DOW prepared for orders in all the
departments of House Building. Address mu at
Charlsstown. J. G. HOLMES.
September 10, 1876.
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THE PorAro BuG.-There is no reason
to doubt that this enterprising insect will be
ready to begin his work on the first potato
vine that shows itself above ground. The
following experiment has been made by two
Eddington farmers, L. G. Morse and G. B.
McMahon. who last spring planted beans
object in doing this was that if the potatoes
were ruined by the bugs they would still
have some crop from tho land. AS summer
came and the potato bug commenced his
ravages, these two farmers found. to their
surprise. that their potatoes were net troubled
in the least, while the bugs were making sad
havoc with the crops of their neighbors.
The bugs did not at any time affect the field
of potatoes and beans, and these farmers
harvested good crops of potatoes.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

nor Sale, Good PIANO-wll be sold cheap
L and on favorable terms. Apply at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
January Z lS79-tf