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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01
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Carpenter and Builder.
tsIsrc w RuTT

ToNTINUEs the vigorous Pro.eeusion OF.
t.ke orders for work nd execute the same prompt.
ly and satisfactoriy His experience is such that
he can guarantee perfect workma nship, and bis
pricso will compare fsvorably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April %, 1873
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WHEAT wkNTET

WHEAT WANTED.
WE are paying Ihc highest CASH prices for
w nurv mh ga 1871 AFftr1' 3 CO..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

pRUSEs, Dried Corn, H6mSy. BesDs. Dried
Apples and Peaches, Pickles ard Ca BHed To-
m1t%e.. lower than ever. JAS received and for
January 2s. 1879. DAL|AhN'
CARDIkES. Bs king Powdcr. CkoetoIste, O. fee
~ Essence. Extracts and Essences. for sale by
Feb. Is, 1873 8. DALGARN.
GHOE BLACEING, Backing Brushes. Horse.
- brushes. CArds and Curry COnbs, fog So le by
Feb IL. 1879. SIS. DALGARN.
GLATEs nd Slate Pencils Pens, P.nhOId.,s and
~ Ink fer ssie by SIS. DALGaRE.
DOCKET and Table Cutlery, Rszors. miseiBg.
Kniye' Scissors. Shears, Re. for % ls AZ grIesn
to suit the tiEDes, HORACE REALL.
(IORN PoPpers. Egg heaters. LustraI W ire Css-
~ tore. Grow Jewel Putting Naebines. Match
Safes. Rird csge Hooks. Thermometers. Aliens
Tool Sets and almost eTeTJ hing IL the HsIdgars
line. Tor sale by HORACE BEALL
Dseenb~T ~, 1878. #
DowDER. Shot. Caps, Shot POpehes, Powder
Il Fissks, Pistols and Cartridge. for isle 81 re-
dueed prices, by HORACE BE6LL.
HARRISON BROS [wsrrsnted purel Ready.
Mixed Paints. AZ low Ray frst-cIais Roods
in the market. for ssis by HORACE REALI
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. Er. as
sortrnent Josf received and Sor r1le at latest
Ins,k.t psiess By HORACE BEALL.
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons Hpd Forks. fos
A FINE ASSORTMENT Of W ftess. Tea T'r.x
~ &e.. fOrssle at reduced rTiees. by -
November 81 ISIS. 49, HORACE BE4LL.
7 est RECEIVED.-I have iust received a ~.
- assOrtment of Wooden RUCkFts. Tubs. w,sh.
BoaTds, Broonns, ali Which viii Ie ,cid "a,
living profit. JOSEPH II. EAsTERDAY-
Next door to National Bank.
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SHOES! SHOES!!
TO STOCK RAISERS.


THE undersigned having considerable expert
1 enCs in the geldiHg of stock, oGers HE ptoiss.
GipnAi services - tho Stock RaiseTs OF JtReSson
An1 All ming COun ties, isipg in the
ec1tibu of %Ofk entrusted to him. VIII ALEC Civ.
attention 20 diseases ia hotSes Also he's rEisps
Anri.RoO'et. which he will apply toHugs. LeiIrrs
Nd sssd tic DUfHe IDS ID rotbr Cha rIs .iowEs
Feb. 10, 1877. JOHN W sCHAEFFER.
SQA TO s6,nOp year. or SIS to $40 .
v lcJO day Ia your ON locality. No risk.
Women DO we'll men Many make moro
than the amount stated above. No can fsjI 10
mako money isst. Any o the work. You
can make from so cts TO ; ? an hour by dsyStipg
your evenings and spa time 20 the business. IL
coats nothing to try the busiBeFs. Nothing like
il for R'OneJ mr. king offered before. Uusi.
Ecss pleasant and strictly boaorshIe. Reader. IL
you want TO kro~ at about the best paving bUsi.
meas before the public. send Us your address, and
We viii send you foil particulars and Pirate
termS free Sampler worth Sb also free You
max" mind Tor Yourself addTrfR
GEORGE srISSoS Il CO Portland, NfsIns
IRON FENCING.
IIATEST Steel Barb FeDciUg- Jarsuned or
j Gaiv .H'z~d - brsp"si fence msde. Call and
examine sample, and get Information concern
. from
March &c. 1873. HORACE BRALL
BONES AND IRON.
S0 TONSOF BISE.S ana IRON wanted AZ the
Cb Tin Save HnLss Ct
JOSEPH Il. EAsTERDAY's,
Mkt Dnor to Natio nEI Bank, ChArlestO~n.
LUMBER AND LATHS.
II offer prime lotto inch Lumber. Also No.
~ / White Pine Latha
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pxytpH. CoekaILL. GJosEpHH. CoeKaiLI
DAVID H.COCKR1LL & son,
ARCHITECTS d BUILDERS
Cnarlestown, Jefferson County,

oUR experience in the business which we adver
~ tiss 10 conduct. nd our neutrality-suspicious.
with il in aIits branches. enable to assure the
public that any work entrusted to US will he exc
cuted in the most workmanlike mhHner, and with
the utmost dispatch. Having stood 70 their post,
struggle which it SO msnfulIy Encountered, they
have located in their native county. where their
services offered in brildipg up the waste places
and IN carrying out practical reeonstrsetion.
Particular attention given Mt all times to the
drawing of plans and specifications; Epd in tbs
construction of
GEOMETRICAL STAIRWAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confden
tthey canrot beisurphssed By any Workmen in
tie Valley of Virginia.
eS- Bein z we'll known in the community, they
deem ituunecessarJ t"ssy more than that orders
left tor them will receive prompt attention.
April! l66S-t.
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WANTED.

A WHITE MAN AND WIFE, without chill
"A dren. Man to do farm work, have come
Knowledge of attending garden and horses; and
wife to cook. wash and iron. To such persons
liberal wages and permanent home. hDoly at
Feb. IS, 1879 If SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

LUMBER AND LATHS.
II offer prime lotto inch Lumber Also No.
White Pine LaIbs.
May Is. 1877 LiPPITT CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

5000 H hSSe nag. s9 I'D day
Capital not required: will start you. Men,
women, boys and girls make money faster at
work for us than at anything eIee. The work is
light and pleasant, and srch anyone go
right at. Those who are wise no see this notice
themselves. Costly Outfit and terms free. Now
is tho time. ThoFe already ut work LAYING
up large sums OF money. Address TRUE CO.,
Augusta. Maine. June IT. 1879 -ly.
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MOusE.PAlNTlNG, PAPEEING, &C.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
L lie that he will execute promptly, in good
style and we'll,
HOUSE-PAiS1lSG, PAPERING, GLAZING,
and all things pertaining to his avocation, upon
eaIy terms and reason able charges. Will re-Var-
nieh Furniture, and for this purpose. If desired,
will go to homes of patrons in town country.
WIN. w. JOHNSON.
Charlcttowr, December u. lST-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

NEW PLASTER MILL.
IL AVING our new stcam Plaster VI III in ia II op.
GRAFTON, offer u first rate lot of Finely
Ground Plaster, at lower rates tina has been sold
here for many wears LlPPITr 4 co
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PHO YER BIS.

" $500 will be paid
for n case that Hop Bit
terg will not cure OF
help"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01
PROVERBS.

"For sinking spells.
fits. dizziness. palpita-
zion and low spirits,
.rcly- on Hop Bitters."
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Ml.. Kellogg. Farewell Concert.

NJ ss Clara Louise Kellogg appeared last
evening in Steinway Hall in farewell testimo-
NAL concert She was assisted bv Mr.. VIII
hclmi Mr.. Alfred Pcase Mr.. Fritsch Mrs.
Palmer Fassctt and Signor Taglapietra.
AS concert there was nothing in It OF un-
usual interest. Tho artists who participated
were all we'll known. The audience was
one Of those friendly ones. kindly dis
posed 10 everybody and rapturous in
the matter OF encores. There was n
great assortment OF accompanies afIording an
admirable study in that delicate branch Of art
Mr. Nogrich accompanied Wilhelm. Mr.. Colby
accompanied Mr.. Fritsch, Mr.. Maurice Stra-
kosch accompanied Miss Kellogg In her first
song, and Mr.. Frederick Clay. the composer OF
" She wandered down the mountain side nc
companicd her when she sang that admirable
ballad.
After that she was recalled and the accus-
toned bouquets. horscshoes. and other forms
q floral art made their appearance; Then Miss
Kellogg sang another ballad and was agnn
recalled. when she appeared escorted by
tho venerable Parkc Goodwin, who bore
in his hand scroll and jewel
case. Leading Miss Kellogg to the front Of the
stage. he remarked that should he unroli mat
scroll and read the names there inscribed they
would Ice recognized ms those OF some OF
tho most prominent OF our countrywomen.
They were the donors Of the ornament that
he held-a diamond star. cmhlcmatic of every
thing that is most brilliant in the earth beneath
or In tho heavens above. and consequently q III
81 10 Miss Kellogg. He then spoke 81 Miss
kellogg's departure Tor Europe. and wished her
Miss Kellogg apparently struggled to over
come her emotions and ut length said. taking
Mr.. Godwin's hand. that her heart was too full
OF gratitude 10 enable her ntly TO express her
warmly for his kind words and through him
her friends who made the gilt
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Close observers Of Miss Mary Anderson's
tragic acting have often seen dove OF fun dis
closed by that young lady when she ought to
have been entirely wretched in her demeanor.
She has been known to smile furtively In tho
very tomb Of Juliet. Soubrettcs always want to
be tragedienncs. and It may be that Miss An
derson, to whom the stage appears to yet be n
playground. would prefer to cause laughter
rather than tears. She experimental in
that direction last evening. in eau
tious way. in tho Brooklyn Academy Of
Music appearing for the FIRST time in a
comedy part-that OF the Duchess de TOrrenuepd
in Faint Heart No'er Won Fair Lady" There
were three unforeseen things to hinder Miss An
derson from enjoying her first experience In n
new line. First, tho Ruv Gomez was not n hearty
wooer but spoke the sentiment Of his part in
tones OF raillcry and in n manner that would
scarcely win so proud and naughty n lady as the
Duchess Second. the King Charles could not
remember more than three fourths OF what no
much OF what ho did say: so that the Duchess
was compelled to prompt him continually.
Third, she was so hoarse from cold TINT her
voice WIS not under perfect control That these
three drawbacks Disconnected her WIS mani
Test. because she was frequently ut n loss for
words. and IL IL improbable that she had not
thoroughly studied the part. II would not DO
honest to say that she achieved great success
nor fair, under the circumstances, TO set down
her performance as u failure. She made the
usual points clcverly. her coquetry was pretty,
her manner of reluctant yielding to what should
have been the ardor OF her lover was nttractively
feminine and she looked the ideal Of n Spanish
grand lady; but she was strongest in hcr out
bursts Of indignation-thnt is 20 say. in the pas
sagcs wherein she could be tho tragedy queen
that she ordinarily IL.
Miss Anderson aitcrward acted Meg MefTilieS
with great force and wcirdncss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-20
CHARLES KOEoEL,s STORY
ne Says he was Dragged from his Wagon and
Benten Near hts Home.

hehteh near MS houes
Charles Kocgel OF Tonnele avenue, near the
new reservoir on Jersey City Heights. while
driving along the Secaucus road on his way
homo on Wednesday night was. 1t Is alleged,
attacked by four men noar tho corner OF Ton.
nolo avenue, and within q short distance from
Koegel's house. One OF the men. according to
Koegel's story, Rrasped Koegol's horse by tho
head, while tho others surrounded the wagon,
assailed Koegel with short clubs. dragged him
from the wagon, and kicked and beat him until
he became inscnsblc. Kocgers wife. who was
awaiting his return, heard the noise OF tho
scufllo and persuaded KoeRels father, with
cause Of the disturbance. Old Mr.. Koegel took
q dark lantern. and on searching found the
body OF his. son in tho ditch covered with blood
and mud. Tho horse and wagon were found
soon alterward . short distance further NJ the
road. Charles koegel revived under medical
worse. his father and mother thought II neces-
Rary to secure his ante -mOrtem statement with
out delay Thoy accordngly pacedth Injured
tween them in the wagon, drove to the Office OF
Justice Laird. in West Hoboken. 1t was then
otter mldn,ght Inc wounded man I'M mn Ih
Fisher and Jacob Schatter, and two other men
whom he did not rccognizc. were his assailants.
Schlotter and Fisher were arrested on tho
following morning and committed to await the
action OF the Grand Jury. Fisher s swill
dealer IN Tonnele avenue. ,nnd Schl9lter If a
also milk dealer. and his son is In his en-
nloyment., For some time past i is alleged,
and young Koegel Tho prisoners deny tEJ
assault, and aver that they met KOegel acciden-
taliy and that hoegel resented 2 remqrk maHe
side OF the wagon to strike Sceotter he fell to the
ground and cut his face. The horse started sud;
denly at the same time. and one of the wheels 81
head.
Justice Laird has denied the application ofthe
la bn In In )r.
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Rusinsss NotittA


IL Ia Not Strange
THAT ALJCoCKs PLAsTERs ARE SUCH FAVOR.
ITE REMEDY WHEN EVERY DAY l AM RECEIVING
SIMILAR LETTERS TO TIE FOLLOWING
ALLCoCK's PLAsTBRs THE HEALTHFUL DIURETIC.
East River National Bank.
062 Broadway, N Y.,ADril ~. 1879.
Hon n. BrAndrcthi
My Dear Doctor have used ALLCoCK's PLAsTERs
for years You advise placing the plascrs in neu
ragla where the local pain scvere in dyspepsia
the pit Of the stomach In ague cake the spleen
In torpid liver, over that organ; but really think you
should also recommend that two pasters be put
the kidneya They stimulate, strengthen. and act
as powerful dureucs, thus casting out many poisonous
acids and salts have had fever and ague The
dies took produced little effect until put ALL
COCKS PLASTER over each kidney their action being
more than doubled-the malaria was quickly washed
away. have also had several attacks OF rheumatism
and two Of govt and by applying the plaslers the
local pain and also the Kidneys, again found your
pasers wonderfully enicaoious. They are the most
speedy, cheap, and reliable Plasters IN the world.
Yours truly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-20
SCALP AND sKIN DISEASED

The original discovery Of CAROLINE was scientific
wonder, and marked era-a departure in the
treatment OF the hair The process Of Improvement by
which last vesse Of disagreeable odor removed
from cARBoLlNE renders 1t absolutely faultess This
improvement is now perfected.
CAROLINE Is the bald heads friend. Old treatments
being everywhere abandoned. CARBoLINE has
,uppanted them Ills the perfect unfAlng, posi-
tive remedy for Badness and Scalp Disease.
Thousands upon thousands testify this in all parts Of
the world.
CAROLINE is an economical and delightful hair
dressing The bottles are large. containing ample
supply for six months steady use.
CARBoLISE makes the hair grow when nothing else
will
CARBoLINE contains artificial coloring matter Of
any kind. but reproduees perfectly natural uns by MA
TuREs own processes
CARBoLINE enjoys sale altogether Unprecedented in
the history Of articles u the kind sure proof Of Its
efficacy.
cARDoLISE is highly purified and e1qui'itcly per.
fumed.
Buy bottle OF improved and perfected CAROLINE
and try It, Its wonderful effects the theme OF con.
versauon everywhere, particularly among physicians
who have witnessed them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-20
DYING AMONG STRANGERS.
The Singular End Of j. II. wheatIey OF
BrookIyn. who Disappeared In August.

Mr.. Silas NJ. Giddings Of 344 State street,
Brooklyn. has gone to North Carolina for the
remains OF James II. Wheatley. who recently
died in an obscure town. among strangers. The
person who nursed Mr.. whcatley found his
name among papers left by him. and after his
death wrote TO his friends in Brooklyn. Mr..
Wheatley was formerly member Of the sugar
refining firm Of Wheatley 4 Williams at Dock
and Water streets. Brooklyn. and had large
wealth which he literally bestowed upon
charitable objects. He was one Of
the chief supporters OF ST. Peters
Episcopal Church. In August last he
Quilted his home nj ia Rcmsen street TO go to
Washington. He telcgraphed 10 his wife not 10
expect him home on the night he had fixed for
his return. and nothing WAS heard OF him after
that although "a diligent search was made. He
WAS executor for the estate Of Mrs. Mildred II.
Whcntley, Of which his own son. James Bowen
Mhcatley was tho heir. and was trustee for
many other funds. His accounts. however on
the opening Of the box in the Safe Deposit
Company were found correct as 10 the trust
funds.
On wednesday last before the news camo Of
his death nm order was made by the court re-
moving Mr.. Wheatlev rs executor OF the estate
OF his mother Nothing Is known Of Mr.. Wheat
ley's wanderings alter he Quilted Washington,
and ii is not known why he ahsented himself.
His wife began to wear mourning several
months ago. and all OF his friends gave him up
n = deud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-20

AGATE-JAcKsoN on Wednesday, April 10. a. 81
assisted by TIC Rev. A. y. Atkins ID d, Frederick X.
AGATE to Katharine, daughter OF the late David 5
jackson. ".
BARLING-EvERETr- At HIGHLAND. n J., April IS.
by the Rev. Samuel O.good. u ID assisted by the Rev T.
" Payne Henry A BaIhng Jr. 10 Marian, daughter Of
the late Sas Everett
BROwN-HOuKER On Easter Monday. in 81 Paul's
Church cleveland. ohio by the Rev. \ Rulis0n
tor William fayete Brown OF Cleveland "a Gertrude
Hoyt daughter Of the late William T. Hooker OF New
York
CARD-vAN wAGENEN.-On Tuesday, April Is. At the
residence Of ~ brides mother, hy the Rev. e. Brett,
James v card to Maggie daughter OF the late Hubert
Van WaCenen Jr
EAGER-BRAMHALL on Thursday, Apr II. nj the
residence samuel Bnstwick, Jersey city Hcsht by
the Rev. Dr. Abercrombie, r. Eliot lager to Fannie Il
Bramhall
GOfFE- wHEELwRGHr ON Thursday, April II, At
the Church NJ the Rcdeomer by the Rev y. W. Shackc
ford Charles e. Gone to Florence l., daughter OF W
Whcclwright ESQ both of this city
GuELEr-WARREN.-A the residence Of the brides
father in this CITY Thursday. April ", by the Rev
John Ireland Tucker ID. D, Robert Goolct. Jr. To lar
rcte Louise, daughter OF George Heury Warren, ESD of
TROY, y y.
lNArr-BATEs At the Church Of St James the Less,
Scarsdae. y Y. hy the Rev, " William W OLSEN. ID. u,
assisted by the Rev Francis Chase, Oliver Hyatt to
Sarah Cornell eldest daughter OF Alfred Bates, Esq,
all of Scarsdalc,
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Tho London Times severe Criticism OF the
Canadian Tariff

LONDON April l9.-The Times. in an editorial
article says Is impossible TO contemplate the new Cana
dian tariff without feeling Of shame and humiliation.
The feats the Finance Minister Mr. rlev. are remark
able BY way Of fostering Canadian industry, he has
proposed an import duty Of two shings ton on coal
This will be bonus to the owners NJ the Nova Scotia
coal fields. hut such manufactures a. Canada has
almost wholly IN Montreal where Nova scotia coal does
not reach lie proposing TO ostr these manufactures
by taxing their motive force This Is hut one Illustration
but fragrant one Of the probable effects oi the
tarin will be the unsOllcrug OF the confederation tua
has been compactcd with snch care Ontario Is set
AGAINST Nova Scotia, AMI in the attempt TO make the
maritime provinces buy their manufactures New Bruins
wick ami Ntva Scotia set against Ontario. Another
singular assistance native industry Is found in the new
iron duty Of twenty per cenum on steel rails
scarcely likely 10 develop the making " railroads on
which. IN Canada as elsewhere the multiplication Of
40 I4F
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u
Mcssrs Weeks A FOttcr-ticutt cannot
fran from adding debt Of gratitude 10 tor having
placcd within nv reach the wonderful CrrlCuRA REM
EDIES which have rendered unnecessary all further
pertinent Of physicians. and m remarkably short
space time have rid me Of loathsome disease dis
pensed with all ply sicans two years ago believing they
aid me no cool The CDTlCURA has stopped this unsat
factory eXpcnsccven II 1t were necessary and had the
courage any longer to follow their adVice-and brought
the long .lOnkcd .or cure and happiness
have been afflicted with eczema or salt rheum, on my
scap breast and limbs for hve during which time
have been under the treatment of Physicians or AZ MN
cral sprngs. taking some kind Of medicine. have
bpcu treated hy Drs Of - Or. ---- ct -, aud Wis
tied sulphur springs and taken numbers of patent mod
cines all without the mintest approach 20 cure.
April | last began the us' Of ClIltlRA, which was
Immediately succr s-ful m my case entirely curing me-
have not had q clean scalp Tor htecn years until the
use Of the CUTlCCRA entirely healed itani lcftt clean
and healthy 1hc other parts 0 my body were affected
in a more aggravated form, hut nte now completely
healed believe my.ct comIlet ~ CURED shan con.
wonderful action on the stomach and bowels and cooling
influence on the blood II will afford ne pleasure ns
have In many cases TO the afflicted 10 use these
wonderful remedies .......... 49,.
Yours. etc. SIEFHEN tkONELLa
New Bedford, sent 80 1879
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M.iRINE INTELLIGENCE

hfrfarrHE ALHAsAC-rHis
sun rises... IS sun SETS. - Noon rises "a
SATfR-rHis
sandy Hook. O2 GOV Island. 81 Hell Gate. 10
Arrived-sAruRDAY. April 10
ss GermAnic Kennedy. Liverpool April 10 and
Queenstown lith.
IS city OF New York, Land, Liverpool April g. and
Queenstown oh.
s. Cornwall Williams. Bristol
IS George ". Clyde. Morton. Phi adephiA
s. John T. Rest Naudcrhuyden. CataIia.
IS Charleston. Berry. Charleston.
:, tfec tor Roe. Havana.
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RAKFR-April To- Annie NJ. wife n Henry c. Rakcr.
Relatives ami iri,uis arc iult o. attend the unernl
from her late residence, 20 West 1St IT., on Monday,
Aprl u. AZ o'clock T.. VI.
CAKINGruN On the night OF Friday 18Th inst,
Rtym lud youuttst som of Mary AMI John W earning
TN. Jr. oi CHICAGO. aged months
Funeral ON sunday, 10Th, al O'Clock L. NJ, from 119
ella. nav. Brooklyn
Chicago pap rs please copy
III FORESI -On wednesday Apul 10. suddenly Of
npoplcNy. 1t the Residence 90 his sonlnlaw, T. W
Haynes Elias T. De Forest IN the s3i ycnr ui hls age
Il, 'atNcs AMI friends are respectfully inNtci 90 attend
the funeral service, from ST. NaIk church, ION II ANA
~ AV.. ON sunday, Apil ~, at+ + VI
Friends ARE kindly requested Mt 10 send flowers .
MOORE In Brooklyn, Ami 80. of consumption Mary
Barhy Moore, vile OF J. williamson Moore, in the 2sih
year of her age.
Z N. Onclnnhtl pApors please CODY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-20

JOSEPH. r POND, Jh, Attorney at Law. North Attic.
boro Mass says For than 20 years portion OF my
head has been smooth and from hair a billiard
ball but eight weeks ago was induced to Try your
CARBoLINE, and the effects have been simply wonder.
full Where hair has been for years there now
appears thick growth. 1t is growing now nearly
rapidly as hair does after it is cut You may the
above testimonial il you choose and may refer to me for
its truth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-20
Durham Miner. Voting for n Strike.

LONDON, April l9.-The Standard pubIishes
in its evening edition a Durham despatch which says
that the counting Of the ballot papers cast by the coal
miner. was begun At O'Clock this morning, Up III
o'clock the whole returns had not been received Inc
final numbers cannot be known until Monday but there
such an overwhelming majority In favor ~ conunus
the strike there Is question "a TO the result OF the
ballot The numbers at present are u eS IN favor o TIE
.frLke 10 20 nEAlmst II