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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21
Spirit Of Jeffersorr.
Charlestown, jefferson County, West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2l, 1879.
BooK4NoTICES.

GoDEY's LADY's Book for November is full of
interest fyr the home circle, where it is an ever
welcome guest. In every department is shown
the constant effort to improve. The steel plate
is one of Darley's best scenes, Shooting for the
Thanksgiving Turkey Ladies must feel sat
isfied with the great variety of fashion matter
from which to select toilets for the autnmn.-
The Diagram Pattern of an Ulster for q Little
Girl will be treasure to mothcrs now that the
cool days necessitate wrap for child. There
is charming Thanksgiving story, "Little Rcd
Riding Hood, !" and most exquisite poem. ..Tbe
Legend. of the Lily" with other stories aud
poems of great merit. In the work and other
departments will be found the most attractive
reading aud useful hints. Send 90 cents to the
Publishers of GodeY's Lndy's Book, Pbiladel-
phia, Pa, for a sample copy.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE, which a contemporary
calls "pre-eminently the first of the lady's
book's.'' is on our table for November, ahead of
all others. The present number leads of with
a charming steel engraving. "The Little Hay
maker" and is followed by n superb1y colored
double-size steel fashion plate. Then comes
powerful engraving, THE oriel Window" il
lustrating story, and then some fifty wood
cutso dresses, patterns in embroidery. crochet.
&c. A pretty love story, The Prize At Our
Archery Club" brilliantly illustrated, follows,
sud then tales and novelets by Mrs. Ann s.
stephens Mrs F. HodGson Burnett. Marietta
Holiev, Frank Lee Benedict, sc. See prospectus
ior 1880, in our advertising columns.
BRAINARDs MUSICAL WORLD for October
comes to US fall of musical news and items of
interest to musical people, Besides the large
amount of reading matter. the present number
contains two new songs, Keep Little
Thought for Me- and Fairies of Dreamlapd."
Also piano duet by Baumbach, and new
polka by KIien. TIE Musical IPorld can be had
of any news dealer. a specimen copy will be
sent receipt of fifteen cents, by the pub
fishers. Subscription price $3.50 per annun,
SLIGO with valuable premium. s. BRAINAED's
Sons. Cleveland, Ohio.
BALLou's MoNTHLY.-Thc November number
of this delightful magazine is issued, and can
be found at all the newsGea1ers' in the country,
or is sent to subscribers at $3.50 per annum.-
This is cheap enough for u magazine that n
tainS 50 much inSeresting reading-matter as
Ball0u's, with its excellent illustratiOnS, nice
stories, thrilling sea-yarns, and first-class
poetry. 1t is serial for old and young. and no
fnll to find something in 1t that will in
terest and instruct. The December number will
appear in new type. and with many improve
nentS.
THE AMERICAN AeR1cuLTunlsr for Oc>
tober is Immensely attractive, besides being
accompanied by mammoth supplement in
which an almost endless of premium
offers IS portrayed. Published by the Orange
Judd Co, Now York. at s1.5o year.
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agTRANsIENT BILLs-oAsH.
photographs can be taken on il which are

photographs can be taken on Il which are
alleged to be superior TO iyory>types.
Within the last year and a.haH another
branch of cellul6id manufacture has been
deyolyed, which promises to reach enormous
proportions. This is the use of oelluloid as
s substitute for linen or paper in the making
of shirt cuffs, collars, etc. 1t has the appears
ance of well starchsd linen, is sufficiently
light aud flexible, does not wrinkle, is noe
affected by perspiration, and eau be worn for
months without injury. Ii becomes soiled
much less readily than linen. and when dirty
is quickly cleansed by the application OF s
little soap aud water with sponge or rag.
For travellers aud for wear in hot weather
this celluloid linen is specially convenient.
II has lately been much improved by the in,
troduetion of real linen between two thick,
uesses of celluloid. Shirt-fronts have been
made of It, as well as cuffs and collars. aud
it is believed that these win provo equally
desirable.
CsllulOid has been experimen.ed with as q
material for neckties. aud although the trials
have not yet been very satisfactory, Il Is
thought that they will eventually be success
ful. For hat bands aud hat sweat bands 10
is trifle more expensive than the material
commonly used, but it is said to be better,ss
it does not become rusty or greasy. IL has
also been used lately for watch cases..
TRofyoke Manufacturer.
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Deccnlber u. 1873 baltimore. Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21
M EDIcI NAL.
IA a q z ;
sANFoRDis RADICAL CUR

TtATARRH Is a disease OF the mucous membrane.
" Temperaments and vary its severity
n saceesson Of colds ffofi sudden change OF anios.
phsre wearing wet eSthing e insisment @
Sisesrs orsa4s sns sre of eentien.
and the strength and yitai forces The dis
rom ssarEi Fever Messes and Diphthcfia II, Which
eases the eye and are generally involved and dis
charge quantities Of gatssE The aiseharSes from % tho
SO acid rs 10 cause and theskin
ish, emitting foul odor clear and whitc IKE tho
toa
is.tsr phsse 9 called Ths ftes PatteFy
cult or impossible. and the sufferer finds t necessary
ar AZ S ass dFse 70 Se and lungs
The matter passing down throat creates constsns
when the n Membrane il dry and feverisS, Instead OF
passing freely down frotLe nose and throat the nu-
d nd naFa shd aere 90 % to ts
passages and throat very persistent efforts
odislodge them The eye in sympathy becomes IN.
iids hay be founa glued togetsr. and matter Is Sc:
crcted IN more quantity. Tho also becomes
sdss hse Te bS @ p
aaals a tubes lungs
trnton Of the nervous is suPeradded such az
bricfsnTycy OF this meet sortous disease warns all
who afflicted with Ito make for
its treatment before It becomes chronic The alvan-
dcntly bclicye nreto be- found In other remedy.
EycEyatep in Ns every line IN the drsc;
every phase OF the
from the best IeGPlS IN ne m 1tSd @ States SttSst the
with which mankind is to-day afflicted.
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PoIIIeAl
FoRGIvE AND FORGET.
BY CHANT p. aOn1ssoN.


I have thought it all over. the words let fall
In that moment of passion cannot rerall,
But alone with my thoughts and my bitter re-
gret.
Ipray you forgive. if you cannot forget.
have Thought it all over. and tried hard to
find
In some act of yours areIief to my mind
A look or a word that would seften regret.
Butm vain: so forgive. If you cannot forget.
You knew that my friendship and deep love for
Were loyal and fefvent. unsslfish and true:
Then WHY did You try me when deep in your
For God. sake forgive. if /, ou cannot forget.
God knows all my thoughts, that they're CEN
tered in you.
And that in this wide world there are but a few
Whose friendship. if severed. would cause a re-
Then pray yOu forgive. if you caunot forget.
Let the past be forgotten. aud bury it deep
In the depths of oblivion and there let it sleep.
And our future shall never be cursed by regret;
ouce more. then, forgive. if you cannot forget.
~ . f- - Home Journal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21

DALGARN's Five Cent Counter attracts a
great deal of attention. You can get almost
any small household article, whish in reg
ular way sells from fifteen to twenty-five
cents. He has also eimplete line of
Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars. Boots aud Shoes,
Gents Fine Shirts and Underwear, and q
great variety of Notions and other goods
Call and examine stock. Prices as low as the
lowest.
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:JusT PUBLISHED.

carefully revised Treatise on Fatarr!, with an &C.
description OF sypton7 and syHpathetlc dis.
with SAEFoRD's RADICAL CURB speedy and pcrma:
ncnt Also obscrvattonS on DICT and tho general
iicat OF vast Importance to all afflicted with catarr
it is Wrapncd about h bottle of tho RADICAL CURE
CT Tnl be mnilGd FREQ on receipt OF stamp.
Each pacl:agn OF SANFonb's RADICAL CURE contains
r Sanforts Improved Intniing Tube. with null ircc
tonsfor IN all cases Prices Sold by all whole
and Canada. WEEKS SsPoTTEI, General Agents
aud Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Macs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21

Now READY-My new stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. I have a complete assort-
ment, and notwithstanding the high tone of
the market I offer my Goods at lower prices
than ever. Gents Calf Boots. good, at SO 90
aud upward; Gents Coarse Boots, 81 SO and
up; Boys Coarse Boots, 1.25 and up. La
dies, Misses and Children's Shoes at all
prices. Latest Styles in Rubber Boots and
Shoes. Our stock of Hats is not exceled in
this county. I aim to keep up my reputa-
tion for largest stock and lowest prices in
Gloves. Gents Heavy Sheepskin Glove at
45 cents; heavy Buck do, 81 90. A nice
assortment of Umbrellas. Underwear, Ho-
siery and Notions-a full line of each. I
have also added line of Rubber Clothing to
my Stock; Ladies' Gossamer Cloaks; Gents
Gossamer Goats; Gents Long Goats; Gents
Short Costs; Gents Leggins and Gents
Hats; Leather and Shoe Findings, including
a splendid lot of Lasts.
Oct Z, 1879. G. Fl. HAGLEY.
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f1oToN N. TRUssELL's and g ct a pair Of good
" two button Kid Gioves for only so cents.
N1IMRoD TRUssELL is receiving large
IN assortment of Winch ester made Shoes. Gail
and examine before purchasing elsew where, as he
is headquarters for Shoes.
June 10, 1879.
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rT,Eks. Coffee. Sugar, syrups, Queen, G las. and
July s, 1873. 8. $. DALGARN.
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Suffering,

Mr.. Edgar S. Werner recently read before
the Albany Institute paper on this subject.
MIR: Werner himself was, at one time, sfflict-
ed with this terrible disease, and he says that
parents almost invariably treat suffering
child with much severity, and thus by fright
ening him increase his malady, or spoil him
utterly by too much leuIeucy. The proper
way in which to treat such children is thus
described. In nothing is the adage, An
ounce of prevention is worth q pound Of
cure," more applicable than in stuttering.-
Indeed, iu this instance, ounce of the one
is more effective than hundredweight Of the
other. Children with suffering tendencies
should be especially well nourished they
should take a great deal of physical and out
door exercise care should be taken that
their lungs are fully developed and that their
nerves are not irritsted. Late hours and
highly. seasoned food, aud everything tending
to derange, weaken or unduly excite, meut-
ally or physically, should be avoided. The
child should not be allowed to talk too rapid
ly or when out of breath. IF he has trouble
with a word he should be asked to repeat the
whole sentence and not merely the offending
word. Oftentimes a serious mistake is made
here. The child is drilled upon his most
difficult word, and he comes to fear them,
and, as result: his ability to article them is
continually lessened. He should not be per.
mitted to associate with another suffering
child; indeed no child should. Inveterate
suffering may be caused by mimicking
others. Throughout the child should be
subjected to kind but firm treatment
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21

A CURE RoR TooTHAcHE.-A half
dtachm of bicarbonate of soda dissolved in
one ounce of water, and held in the mouth q
few minutes, will give instant relief.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21

E.T. Kirby. Martinsburg. sells all kinds
of Sewing Mschines-new and second hand
at lowest prices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-21
yICTORI0us!
TRIUMPHANT!
GRAND ROWING TRIUMPH |!

NcdaHe D'Argent and a Dip'on'e dhonneur,
Together with a Special Certificate Of Merit to
Jacob Gross, Superintendent o! the Stl.f Factory
for his dnnry skill sray cd in every part
OF their consuucti"n, the hole forming Grand
Award, higher by far than that OF any other Amer.
ican Exhibit, and demonstrating beyond doubt the
immense superiority of tho Stief' instruments.
The Stieff'' combines every quality necessary
for perfection 10 a Piano. Hs rich, grand mellow
and po owerful tone has peve, been exceIled by any
other instrument Especially in the treble does
the " Stieff " Piano show its superiority over oil
others. by the hell-like cIearness, swestness and
singing quality Of tone, which lend to it an inesti-
mable charm. For quickuess OF response to the
finger Ind evenn"s, Of touch throughout the entire
SCALE tautless action, unsurpassed durability and
artistic nish, this Piano has justly earned world
wide reputation.
SECOND HAND PIANOS Of al makers
stantIy in stock, at from SIS TO s 300
Solo agent for che Southern States of the Pelou-
bet, Pslton Co. aad other makes Of ORG ANS.
Catalogues of Pianos or Organs sent on applca-
Aion. Address.
CHAS. NJ. STIEFF.
no North Liberty Street.
December II 1878. Baltimore, Md.
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: Sewing Machines Repaired aud put in
Order. by E. 7. Kirby, MaItiusbuIg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

par;ur an EXCURSION from thu city ~
NIAGARA Falls. anil while Al Cleveland
An incident occurred which VIII never
II, forgotten III those who heard a IL
The kennnrl iIpn~.. ~ that city Wa
crowded with quests. whrn nm ccrrntr1c
and witty .lr7i--i~t ~ >mithfield >trs-et
appeared late Al might n the hutel office
AMI demanded i~.i The clerk rcplissl
that there Wa only two vacant bed in
the huu~e. s,nr wherein waS qnarfrrrl =
Pit ~lyrrw morning newspaper man. and
tn other III rvssm wherein Wa lift~-
burg evening newspaper man. y 20 Mere
With the EXCURSION
.-Tn tell You the truth. they are both
pretty drunk You NAV take vcuI
choice a. ~ whirh room yOi viii -lsrE
in
The druggist aid that on general
principles NJ Mould take hi chance
with thu evening newspaper journalist
4. they ..Ncrllrd the morning men y
morr WAYS than one. and h. wouls
slnuHstles~ ~ - drunk that H. would II
dorinanily Iuief All night. He went 4
i.sl and Wa soon sound asleep. tn
journalist however. awakened alsnut 4.
p-clovk. AMI thinking i lon~ time r.
twes.n drinks. dressed himself unccn
SciDu~ly. in the druggists clothes ans
sailed out ~ make night a a. i've
and anon H. mutferei. A. M treated N
present:
..Fmnnie~t thing ever heard "a. Nhel
| went ID br,l lat night ! only had TWEEN
ty-fise cents % my name- and now l'S
rDt ever = hundred dollars s-howin-
rnrpmlcnt rOIl n bill~l. and I'm bunsi'
III spend every cent ~ il irfurr Morn
inr. H. dia. Pifsbnry TtlsgrV.h.
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john Nelson. 4 London actor. burst
. blood ss.~-..l Will, playing Eosasp and
diesl within few minutes III WA tn
husband II tarlo,ia Ieclerg-
--Ex-Emprrs~ Engpnie has written a
letter % the late Prince Imprrial'- ~es--
rrtary AMI bi"grapher. requesting hiin
~ make H. charges II cowarlitr ~ ~
other fauIt against the men Who were
with her IN when The fatal Zulu assault
c~rsrIrrrl
The Japans-s. Government officially
invited the French iuri~t pruf Boi~~on-
ma t. b. An official adviser II the lap
ane~e lawmakers The French Prnfs--
-pr ha~ failed ~ pleas the japanese
AMI now Prof Rnhi~hich II Russia i in-
yit.,l in hi -fead-
The English royal family OCCASION
ally ~ shopping. bat ~ ~nch occasions
depreciate any especial attentions. 4
customer in 4 Regent STREET -huf, sunA-
planned onr.. thar ~he had be.sn passed
over in favor ~ quiet Oh ladN IN
mourning hut Wa Modified IN learning
that he wa~ the Queens mother
Thr French Government j. talking
n buying up the railroads iu France
which Il doe not own worth III AL
aluut si..Tn. c,n.up Under the gem
eral Law ia France thu Government can
buy railroad AZ any time ~ paving
the capitalized value ~ the average
profit, ~ the rDad~ IN the l,c~f i've years
a the seven preceding the purchase.
The leading newspaper IL Canada.
the Toronto Giotw. di~apprOye- n thr
course IL the United States in calling
upon foreign Governments ~ -fnp Alor-
mon emigration OF. a. IL calls Ii. put
ting foreign countries into religious
quarantine But il speak favnrably ~
tn. suggestion that the United STATE
should chss-k thu immigration ~ Nor
mons ~ prphihitory law- 70 ~ enforced
m each seaport.
The eN-Kh~lire 81 Egypt lives laxils
and IuxnFiyu-ly aboard the fri-aie Nah
nl~~e. whirh lis~ NJ anchor IN the Bay n
Naples Nearly heentire vessel J. given
~ 10 hi use Ills harem. containing
II women. j. In one " the cabins. whil'
hi cunncl~ and other servants ocrup,
the hold H. j. not depressed in Spirir-
Reads the newspapers regularly and \
greatly interested In All comments ans
news about Egypt. but l. mainly rpn
cernsi A. % his personal comfort.
Or. Evans. the American dentist
who identified the remains ~ the Prime
Imperial W. the filing j. prchaalI
shr onIy man who ever Snatched an asi
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yerri~emeni literally from the jaws a
death. H. l. thu same DIR. Evans a
whom Mr.. EvarfS AZ one ~ thc banquet-
sitter the Geneva award gracefully oh
served that = the prince anil -oyereign-
II the earth. - nsfireni with most peo-
pie. had freely opened their mcurh- .
him.
Prince Wilhelm "a Prussia. the eld-
80 son n the Crown Prince and future
heir "a the German throne. j. now Study
ing AZ Bonn. where h. j. very popular
IIr will soon take . journey 70 the last
including the Balkan Peninsula Asia
Minor. and Egypt and viii b. accom-
panied by Iii~ military -ui;e- and divers
Irarne.l scholars. wen versed in all mat
ter Oriental The Young Prince J.
credited with great Interest IN the eN-
cayafions II the ancient cities and will
- 10 Olympia when the weather b.
cpm-~ cool enough - permit the works
n begin again.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.



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'ady VII" IA r'f'r.'ri n"n"f.n'e
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IT. = N'N'1
-Dr. Graham who lo~i BIZ life NJ
rntlv " the surf At 1aI'r Man wa =
lirerary man II some note belng known
n ! rpcet. a novelist. and writer On
rh..sipgy When only ~ NJ Wa pro-
frsz-- IL Greek and Latin in London
spli--e.
Mr.. Joseph -Icffrrasi-~ winter home
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Governueut-which = he only = aIls-
riance- tbsre en- possibly be-jnsti-
les disregard q State Law and Stats
Government even within their proper
sphere. his announcement = utterly
mezningiesss and - the Secretary =
far TOO shreud . man and politician %
make such an announcement without
meaning something BY Il. re are bound
70 conciute that his meaning u lust
that suggested above
There 3 les difficulty in reaching
this conclusion than there might Be q
the Republican party had not been
aiming for yezn % int0ctrinafe the
rising generation With il peculiar and
revolutionary views - 70 the nature q
the United States Government In Con-
gress. the leaders Of that party have
been urging for wears that Al exercise o.
power 81 The Federal Government y
lawful. because ..this i Nation"
and wherever il controls the schools,
the party j. insitiously teaching the
same doctrine II wzs. undoubtedly,
for the purpose Of securing entire con-
troll Of the schools. and raising up .
generation with partisan Republican
views Of our Government that Blaine
conceived his educational amendment
10 the Constitution McCrxry has the
same purpose. 50 far - the Military
Academy Is concerned and with far
better prospect Of carrying if into
eject inHsmuch $ this educational in
stituti0n. ~ least. Is In the Unrestricted
control Of the Federal Government
On this ground. IL on no other Il =
important hat the Democracy. In the
press and elsewhere. keep constantly
before the people the true character d
our Government. and resist unceasing-
" the insidious devices Of the enemy
for corruptirg the minds Of the grow
ing youth Of the country with their
cenrr2lizing and revolutionary doc
trines- Truth i powerful and in :
fair contest. i sure to prevail over
error. but II the supporters Of the for
mer are lax and apafhetic in pressing
their cause. while the friends Of error
are bold and persistent the latter will
tri1mph--Dstrol Free Press
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TDls-Io estimates that ~lfr viii M
rsSrr 4i.t.n.oan bu>hel- a wheat thi~
-.al-ssn.
The wool prodnrt a >i~kiyDn c"Iin-
III CAL. fpr thu spring clip amounted TO
Y iIsrle orer 35i .sss pounds.
Then ha- hs.n ~hiprsd the present
-s4-pn from AnrDra. H. -tu.s.1 pvnnd~
n -T0ll ~ Eastern markets.
Mr. George Hunt "a C@slartvvn.
Ca. ha- I'D SIS worth ofwarermclon~
frsri one arrc this wear
A hlss,.k II marAls quarriesl III Yer
n.Hrr The nther day measured ~ fts.f =
inci-~ in length. feet 2 inche- in
With. anal f.~f : inches in thickness
ar.s rsigfcsl alotss si.sssi pounds
.rsrprsIing a. German paper. di~-
cvx-r ha- JUL lpnrn made a Lyor-
whereby >ilkrn appearance may ~
-ixen II flax fihrrs. After chemis-al
treatment ~ fax warn. Il i dipped int"
liquid preparation from ~iik waste.
whirh leaves ~iIken coating upon il.
anf III rs--arl ~ tiArns-~~. elasticity and
-lD--. Tho material j. said ~ - perfect
~ 4 substitute for 81
The British Bnanl ~ Trasir -tafiS-
tirs make more AMI more apparent.
y,4r ~ year. the fact that steamships
ar- rapidly >mp-rrtvling sailing vessels.
18th fr home and forign trade. IN
tiiss fnreign trade alone steam tonnage
>l.eW- an incrra~s. a ~ p.F rsmr. n rht
ln-t returns a. compared with thp~e -
W.. prrtsiing year. while correspond
irNw~ .Is.r..s..a 4. s..tf...s~tf.1.. ~ ~4fffun
.AiEs employed IN the same trade
- writer in The London BEildei
complains that an English patent ro-l
in f-0ycrrnmenf duties Slu within thu
frSt siv months. then 500 within thrsss
yrarS. then $3.50 within four morr--to
ial- $50 ievi,-I in seven yrar- for \
rasrnt during II years; while patent
ia America costs only so In one pay
urnf for IL YEAR :. Thus. ~ add
y nv The brains ~ EnvliShmsrn handi
eappel against those ~ their great n
sli~ N proportion n Is5 % ~
-Exp.srf n horses J. becoming !
IRRITABLE trade. Belgium affords
rr.r<l market. The Sutherland recent
n carried ~ saslslle-hOr~..S a. Antwerp
Mhere horses ARE from - 10 ltn pel
rent higher than here. which were ~nls
AK \ g.rrsl profit Not one was lot
thnErh the weather was rough. Tn
Fts-1 "a transportation j. at0uH 80 DE-
head. The dirty S5 The Duke o
flanders l. said a. have paid 6.ns
francs FIR an American horse .
recent importation that pleased HI
fancy