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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
- For @}
~, CATARRH ~

After long struggle with catarrh 5our RAp1-'
REV. D. 8. MONROE,
LowlshurC, Pe.
have recommended It to quite humber Of
my friends. all of whom haVe Expressed tn mo
their high estimate Of Its galie au! rood etIccta
With MeM. WM. BOWEN,
Us Plne-st., St. Louis.
We have sold sANponp's RADICAL CunE for
several years, n,Mf caii sny candtd'y that wo
never sold similar preparation tlIat gave such
untyersnl satisfnctlon. We harc yot to learn Of
i. D. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
Waahngton Ind.
No sooner did begin to use It than my symp-
toms changed. u cleared mY throat, 1t cleared
ms head. 1t cleared my mind. It operatod on
my system in wav that nothing eyqr before
SAMUEL sr1NNEY,
Meadow Vale, N. 3.
The cure effected in nv cnss by sAnsoRp's
RADICAL CunB was 80 remarkable that 1t
seemed to thosp who had sutIcscu without re-
lief from my Of the usilnl remedies TINT It could
mt be true. therefore made affidavit to 1t be-
Boatoh. GEORGE F. DlNSMORE,
Druggist, Boston.
Onu Of the best remedies for Catarrh-nny,
the best remedy we have found In lifetime ot
sufrerng-ls sANroHp's RADICAL CunE. It ID
not unpleasant to take through tic nostris, and
there comes With cacsl bottle small glass tubo
for use in inha'ation. It clears The head and
throat 30 thoroughly that, taken coch murn!ng
OIL rieiDg there no unpleasant sectcttons mud
no disaErcenile hawking turInE the entire day,
but M unprecedented cleasncss Of voice and
respiratory oreans.-lt<y. '. II. Ittgg;n, Il. Dor
chester, 44ass., Btaeon.
Price, With Improved Inhaler, Trcattac, md
Directions, 81. Sold bY at druggists.
, 1879-04-28
TIE OHIO INSANE ASYLUM.
Excltcu Condition Of tho Public A{lnd lso-
EnrdinE tho Extraordinary Allsdolngs Of
tho Late management.

Excited Condition Of tho Public sIlnd fso-
gnrlinr tho Extraordinary Atlsdolngs of
tho Late management.
speetai Dtsuach 10 Tas Tribune
'CoIuMhus, O., April a7.-'lhe dtsgraceiul
condition Of nfTalrs wl!cl. has existed at the In
sauo Asylum nt Atllcns Is not yet remcdlcl,
although tho Superintendent antl largo NUM-
Ter Of attendants have either resigned ur been ds.
charged. Tho evils complained Of wero not con.
tlned to tho drunkenness Of tho Superintendent,
Certain Trustees Of tho institution had By their
wo!ncn q! questionable character at thu Asylum.
THIS fnct WRs we'll known to tie 6uptrintcn-
ont, untl, although Ills desire was to ril tho
As}lun. Of such characters, IT. was appar-
fDt ss. ec, g. nun wol TIT b9Syx Fly o%S %Sso upa'' II
his head TIC maledicion Of the Boara. On tho
other tland, while the Trustees were futy aware
of taa superinteiNfent's tlpil!ng antt opium.
entln.. they feared any acllon thcy might taka
toward getting him III thrir ln!l!.ls would Gu.
danger their own reputation, a.d thus one great
charity Of Ohio wus givun lir to lev luusa nlul
iIeentto1'sncss, until The naao Of ths insstsu::
tto!l became jest and mockory. Tho Steward
hal n wo,Ilan vi doubtful character In employ
ut tho Asylum for scyen week, who, suro The
EXPOSURE, hc dcnouncet us a black
mailer. The ktrning Distutch la. ai.
tat thu state .nuy b. spared iur,hcf disgrace
md humility shonti they scmnla, As public
onEnion is so cEcatly wrought up .llat full and
searching examination would 10 Ind. there
being aA,ut U5u patients ia l!ie Asylum. Their
tho eyents Of the past few months, and the ctl.
nsSe t,1I inquiry a. to 1hs!E condition. Dr.:
IT, II. ,s:sas'o ss & To 70 s''tS s avc: % 'S"ai'sa .sa
follow before auothrr EXPOSURE. well-in-
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HER ARREST ORDERED.


Meantime tho nta}rsty Of the lAw must be
Inserted. This Mrs. Young pulled pistol NM!
aimed ut ono Steyuna. ~ shu committed nu OF.
fubso under the statutea. Thu Court iakcs III
judicial coentzanee Ut this act, even though 1t
was committed IN llle courtroom. Alaybe tllu
true men and women Ut Chicago WILL think
moro OF judge Rogers for his action. lie wns
not officially cognzaut Of the attempted shout
iu., und he goes home w,tl,aut ordering M ar
ress. Dy.and-by t!lt States Attorney IL not!lcil
Of what llas happened. For him hut ol.c eo4rscis
upcn However tna:h ho may feel thut justice has
bcen outraged W tic iriiltns punalty awarded
the suUulldre Stevens, ho las uu alternative but
10 DO dis duty. llu instructs JaIler Cutrcr 10
swcar out 4 warrant charming Mrs. Young with
assault With intent tu n,utuer, Justice kunf-
man hears the complaint, furnishes tbs paners,
nl!tl Curr!er pFOeeetla to scrYc them.
tle tukex carriage. antl Mt ! 80 p. m. renrhps
llu house WHERE thu sick woman ltcs. 4 few
minutes satiales him that 1t would ha needicss
cruelty to avoI1 Intimate thu nature Ut hts mis-
sion. Humanity oYcrcomes strict law, ald tho
sl4ht OF tl!r suffering tllrre v!alblQ ts enough
Slr. Curgler 1utta3la h!a oYcEcoat orcE tbs WaE.
sec Justice kaufman, the atate's Attorney, and
all Cook cnuuty essentially blesscd hatorc ne
Will larrest Mrs. Young. Ofconrsc Dr.. Allen would
II present put . vpt0 on any atternpted hloyo.
ment Vt lis patient, but Curr!cr llurs not walt
for this. The rawlings Of tEe woman, md her
evident prostratiOn ulll iinfnlnent danger, aro
cnu!lyh to satisfy a,,y Eunsitto inHn.
What Aays s6tatafs-Altorney Alillst, Mr. Mllla
tells how ho telt votupeled to swear out thu
Murrant, and how Ae-Statefs Attorney though
" Re~tfsls test Airs' ioaps A4s beop foul'y
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FOURTEEN YEARS."
such Is The Penalty the Jury
Awards to Peter
Stevens,
uhoso Crime Of Wife.Muraer Is
Whitfield Down to Mani
slaughter.
4 sorap Of Cotton Saves His Life
= as He Is Led Buck to
Jail.
N,s. Young Attempts to Shoot
Him in the Court
Room.
rno Trigger Pulled While the
Royolvcr Is Only Six Inches
from His Head.
u,r Daughters Avenger Sent Home,
aud a Warrant Issued for
Her Arrest.
Tho yYlic.,lurdcrer Disguised With the
Senlencc---Application for O
New Trial.
A Case or Destitution Which
Commends Itself to the
Charitable.
rio Trigger Pulled While tho
Uoyolycr Is Only Six Inches
from His Head.
u,r Daughters Avenger Sent Home,
aud a Warrant Issued for
Her Arrest.
III, vlfc.,lurderer Disguised with tho
sentencc---Application for Q
New Trial.
Case or Destitution Which
Commends Itself to the
Charitable.


n. rlosIng day Of tic Stevens triaf was mainly
devoted 10 the ilnh1 argument for tho atnto by
III. Wills, who acquitted himself With somo-
,hIne moro than bis usual great credit. 1Io
cooclulcd lIs argument at 4 o'clock Saturday
,Ite,uoon and for nearly IN hour tho Jury lis
tened 10 tic instrutloncs from his Ilonor On tho
bench, both sides got IN all they wanted, aud
.tfs content to leave the settlement Of tile
question Of guilt and punishment to the tired
bu, patient twelve. Itwas quarler Of o'clock
shen lhu martyrs, armed with the instructions
md such papers II, thu caso aB tlcy were ntl-
thortzed to consider al evidence, rctlrcl TO
ther room ut the southcast corner Of
The teeund story 0f the Co,lnty
Building 10 deliberate upon the fixing Of Petcr's
doom, Some Of thu crowd fingered. but nl1ru
9.nl hume OF attended 10 their legitimate busl-
pess About haIt-past o'clock tic jury came
ii tuf additional Instructions OF tic subject Of
nlansiauehter. Tie Court threw al1 the light
te could on the subject, Gs,sl the Jury went
buck. Mrs. Young Hat In her usual scat In the
courtroom, intent OIL ali that occurred. The
Judge, on leaving, sn!l hn would return ut
h.lt.pass TO- Tl'c !ntrrln, pnsscs slowly. Mrs.
Young neycr moves frUM her chosen position.
Al the hour named Ills Honor ronlcs hack, but
the BalG brings word TINT the 1nry ,s still un-
decided, anu the result Is lint tho
@e'''u ,ie matter, ~ while tic p''s coa4t ueain
akes his departure, With the understanding
that he HtIl again return II suut for before mid
night At tilat llour tho Jury arc still det,atfnE,
and ever5ho(ls gives tlc1n UP for the night mil
visits until morning for the results, the Judge
l.y!ng agreed tn come down nt half.past u
o'clock, or sooner II sent for.
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Court, nn,l Jnflcr Curficr ialscs his place a.

Court, nnl Jnflcr Curticr talscs his place a.
Btcvcbst sttc.
but The Court suggests tnt "A Il /. ai,mlay. bo
ttefer It until this morning, when Il cnn 10 en-
tored inst ~ ,ynl.
"GnhitoIlon Of the jury,' snys The Court,
turning to 'tE twelve, ~ lrcerct that you lnva
been detained 70 long. You hava Ind a very
ardtlous md aerlons timc, as la7o also THO
Court, The attorieYs. mud tho parties cohncctcl
nlth tho cate. md feel tint 1t Is really
thu duty, Of tic Court 10 commend
you for tho patience you have sIIuwn nHtt
tlie attention you hnyo uivrn throughout this
w!lotu casu, mid for the asIlcnt intention TO hr
1aIr nNl lust. You can be discharged, gcntle-
men. from further service, aud on to-n!osrnw,
Il yau will call Oh tic Clerk, You call tnaka your
clns!ta for attendance"
The JutorG boHcd their acknowledgements Of
hts Ilon0r's kindly words aIA began to nluyc
out 0f the room whiril has known tletH for
evidently Iope.l, wuuld know them no ,nurc
turCrGr-as jurors.
, 1879-04-28
STOIkIlSt IMPRESSIONS,


pressions regarding Tho trial md those concern
cd III 1t, first asking him as to The Judge.
by what ID pcrhups norc change than any.
thing elsc," said lc, ''th's happened to 10 the
first cakc Of real positive Importance tint lnvu
aver tried before Judgu RoeeFs. think his
manner on Tho bench is simply admirable. l
think ho IL tho yrrY pattusu Ut judicial fairness
a'"1 iudtclal courtesy. think lawyer In ll!s
pfosencn and ttler his influence who very Arrl-
0nstY vlolatea Tho ticcenees Or pruprletes Of tl9
pfnlsss'on + 6cyotl tic rcaes' Of example.
Think ''tH mind Is OLE OF tcluntkAble poisu, mud
altho.igl; have no hcs!tss,cy 1t, saying 70 yol,
ana would a,s7e aone In saylng to tho Judge,
tint tl!nk there ar9 somo jurors
~ nia Rulings, yet It woulu be
in'ross!olgt tn my Judgment, to Ind a man who
spIc.1pus ,an4 Intelligent faieneys ti.an judge
ltogrts. It y one Ut tho sa.lsiuctions that
have tU draw from the caHc, that It hps fur
ntsficd ms nt opportunity for knowing hlln
better than ! have ever hone baIoro; aml
should consIdor II y cala1nttY were ws to loae
" What about Mills1"
"Alr. Mills IL III especial favorlta OF mIno. I
take thu safuc surt of selfish personal prilc In
watchlug his suvceas tllat ulost men ard apt 10
tako IN seefuE their own prophecies fulhlcd.
llo met with sosac opposition, after lls uonina-
would prove a. acceptable u Btate's Attorney ~
wo have ever had. 1Ia IL . young ,nah Of sx-
ccelpRiy tlAs abilities; and use the word 1uo
unaurstan,ilugly. Thu order of his intellect Is
line, hEs tastes arc iHe, his perceptions are quick
mud very clear. liz nas great apae!tY Tor work,
| purpose. Ill Is ycsY formidable man. md
i It weto LETT to lilo to scteyt who my sdYcEsary
should ~ in tho Criminal Court ln 9 case was
RSsticulstly anxluus to wiu, lsho4ld not select
, 1879-04-28
SUNDAY MORNING,

lhe MoFnlHI c0IHcS on 4ald With IT, as early
e1en IS o'clock, come tl.q curious cues, one by
one, Ia couples at,i In batalons. It isa't a
church crowd czoctly, and no previous sanctuary
engagements Interfere With tlieir desires TO bu
!aat The deatl,,-or, as is mosu lEcly, the d!sn-
rretment. or the still tnolu probable COM
pronise on turn Of yeurs In the
Fsnl,ensiary. Judge Rogers arrives nt tho
spoo!nlcd hour. hlrs. Young Is In her old p!aco
waiting Weber an1 frutlo represent the State
ssd fle accused. Curiosity Is ut tta htghrat,
Nhel tue baa again brings word tl,Ht tile jury
arc tIl'l at IT, with no Immediate prospect OF an
Agreement. The Court t!icroupon reslres, with
tat understanding that hc viii bo back at 8
eaoeK IN the afternoon. or boomer II he IL aeut
1oF. M lEr crowd Is invited to take walk, md 1t
eoesso Sery re!urtantly, for tho skies aro not
Htse 10 Idle aHaY tle hours. Mrs. Young goes
ea, out Is within call. 1'llu result, however, Ia
Tn1ed at sooncr tllan ts generally anticipated.
Ataquarter to u O'clock knock at tho jury
ron oo'a awaScns tho somnolent Dai'lf, who
naiie, s,ilts lls eyes, opcss The door, md aslss
- ~ the Judge. anl lIu dues no wsth alacrIty.
i ine crowd gets wind Of 1t md boalcgcs tho
aoofe' 1t takes some tImc to 60 to the Jlldyc's
a'Gsc, on Ashtaill avcti.ie, but at ten minutes
III. ploelorE ITS lionor ls again seated on the
.s mncn, mn TIC crowd straiEhtens up with bor-
4. " +HNa hiA - AlG GH utiIhls
w. Young, peto's nemesis, Ia III l..r accus-
@ .ualea p'aee. nnh the close observer discovers
psce!iar nervousness In her b.hayiur TO tho
,ssull about to be nunounccd-~fnr this tlnle
&efe 'sto 10 no further postr0ncmcnt, no grant,
sEqi tustticr t!n,c--she E1s bcen looking ior-
~ su tol %eekss, nay, inontls,. aAi there Is
~ doubt tn the mind OF any ono
LOW a0s woultl have the verdict read were sl,o Its
ssu'aoI. s hui tho protracteu sessions of thu
}u,l lne f1toFa 81 to disagreement. unlt, sttll
ttut1.heF, Pentcntlary scntouco, Iayo whispered
wy %aes lint thu result may not bu exactly to
s,. usr lRltg. ehc bunlls forward, her h.ltla
tas.ppea tE.pea Aticr her long, black veil, her eyes
mWnt OF The woe sctno, and every stIr u tlcr
n sffas, esery move Of The heal rs she elnncca
ts ,.* 10 QUO direction and nDw IN a,,ot,rr, be-
M,a5lEe H.: llc all.atsorf,ing interest su feels In
.ns .a termination Of another scrnu in "tt,is
f5atdgG, 5,t i, ssrnttal history" Thu clock tells
s laas iaeks hut:fl1u minutes 10 I, aud. as tho
on ssas aln'1tetland mnyes away from tllu tluure
rro,, @ I'D taec, Steycns marchcs Into tho
tonl4 iro!n tho entrnnce ut thR lctt,
,s''Sca ..u. hy Jaticr Curslor, and takes l.is
IT, IT, uehl!u Trude at tho trial tahlc. T'he
.r.tsS iSs" 1ol!o"s llul with hcr oycs until be IL
;sae", ;,ssassu, when allu glauccs Ut the entru1,ee
hsvarh h,aas Which c came, anl secs tho jury,cn,
ro,ss,' ~ ~ 10 t!ItsE eyes a1ld with 1lcElgc,
,,tutTtrsaup!a-a-aurFy ill., appearance about their
ibs s,t eeHle trooHng In. The twelye fatcs Ill
ssi I W. two benches to tho Left of lp Court,
Cbraaa 1os t!e Time hcing, are tho biggest muu Iii
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"1,on't Worry ME
With yonr compa!nts nbout yous teotlt. " said an
annoyed father TO hit ''ssuet. xtcener." Ut
told you to buy tho Hokodont and usa Il, but Jou
didn't, and yot deserve 10 suffer-" And so ehe
did, anu all other s1eet.aixtcencrs who act lks
her. ..'
, 1879-04-28

In dismal strain nna slcpes The horrors Of the
battlet nfn1 nfsst suggested thai l,r should nr-
rnngo "t3"d Havu itlc King" In fueuo OF
quick movement to rctrescnt tfs Joy Ul the
multitude. The wnrk IL dedicated 10 George
".
The hattie music was given entire. with tho
exception If TIM fuguc oil "t}ul sayc the Ktng,n
~ lic second rnrt. The must tliat can bu said
Of Il ts Tint 1t is Allow piece, md ps compared
With the Beethoven tn,ls!c with which concerts
Qhera have become familiar IL mere trash. Tic
remaining numbers Of The programme Werc the
overture To "Thc Flying Dutchn,at,," lIaydu's
;" Variations from The Kaissr Quartet" Tor
Rornn[t' y; the ntlar!o from Btethovep's "rro-
n,ct,,eus u: mud the "s:ttt ,lcr Wa'kueren," by
Wagner. In The man. nll the numbers were
cres's.nhty given tthc Hcrloz mu.Ic eep:cinliy
sn). With thc exception of the "liltt der Wal
kMeren,n., In which the allow tempo ruined tho
tawski " Romance md E&ou.,o,'' ny Mr.. Lewis.
With Piano accompaniment by Mira ingcrsoll,
which was played III suct, excellent style tint
lie taccycd MI enthusiastic Gnvor1, to which hc
replied NTH Wicuiawski mnzlrka.
, 1879-04-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

nuok b RNvnef'A 'satnth powdorH hA4
been largely used for two summars. and no single
case has ever coma 10 our knowledge Of tho sfIght.
eat Injury to the fabric nncked With Il. We there
foro confidently recommend 1t As tho best known
ninth Killer and muth preventive for packing furs
Or eloth!hg " for laying undcs tho edges OF car.
pets.
Whats hymns h1tiHtl kssrrtcst Wtian auna
BY thoeo who use caswcl's Slippery Elm Lozenees
ioF thelF voice. Sold In Chicago BY luck b 1tnyner
Chow Jnchsan'n 1sest swcst Nary Tobnooo.
, 1879-04-28
NEMESIS AT.rl.lt HER PREY.

NEMESIS AITElt HER PREY.
Stevens rises iron, Ills chair, Currfcr, Ia near
him, and lie two slowly mako their wny to tic
door-slowly, bccauau tlcru is d little hand-
Sinking to bc donc IN tllu way, md few con-
Erntulatory wurtis to DO said by the lucky fel
low's irouda md synpathizsrs. H. Nemesis
desk Whrro Harvey Merrill ia wont to sGat him
sal'. Bencath tl'at turk yell can TO seen d pal-
ltd, nloo'iess iasc, glarnY eeyes, unl
!n'sst s, h,.1t ,ips ilcf riEht ,na lam! ,.,; i
her nour. black d1css,-part Of the fnsfEuta of
her NO. slic tIas nlIuut reached the desk. Str
ycss Is neartnE IL ON hts xnv TO tl,e hall door,
followed by the WAtchtnl Curr1cr. The inail,cr.
old addressed aa :" }ear SON Pete" Just as
tlle prisoner un li,e faIthful guardian are pnss.
lug. thc former little nlItat, tlie right ln,ld Of
the Nemcss In black comes forth from its con-
loaded, 4 within SIX inches Of !,or soil-lnlnws
hcntl. Tho weapon is cooked. In her loft
hhnd sa holds handkerchief. Quicker than
thought t!e trigger Is pulled, md tue hummer
falls, but tacrs Is 20 resulting Gxnlosiun, no
soMe tncxpllcablc way that handkerchief Inns
prevented the slaughter OF another FELLOWSHIP
Ing nlll nnotiler possible trlal for murder In
which the question, "Was It emotional Insnntty
or long nrcmcdltatinnf" mIsht onre moro play
a prominent part Between the hammer Of tllo
weapon mud the cartridge agalnst which it
should strike detached pccc-n ,ucre ahrcd-
" wcdrca III, and ocioro tic tic Obstruction eai, 10
removed Cllrrfcr Is Ernppl[ng Wlthhcr to wrcncll
The dcadly wcapon from her grasp.
Stcvens-untll INV unaware OF illc
actual danger III which ho was PLACED, for
he lad heard The "clek " without Knowing Just
whit It u,eant-llas been re!inqutsltcd to
nnot!ler's cure, aud is be!tE hurried
forward into tic ha1l md hence across tho
"trfdEu" to The jail. Ilio attempt to
scctrc iho revolver from thu frenztfu
woman, buoyed no as she Is with M amount ol
atrengtl, Of which no aie who Inns 8ccI her ila
rast three weeks would think her capable, ID
not by my nrans easy Of accomplishment. A
tnan unltcr similar clrcumstanccs would bc
feltcd to the ground by tho bNrly but bR.
hearted Jailcr: but with woman It Is necessary
to "usc all gently" uni to posscse tact as well
, 1879-04-28
Mrs. YOUNG AT HOME.

Mrs. YOUNG AE HOME.
The carrIagc which contains Mrs. Young the
DaIltA nppolntcd to the duty Of conveying her
to her hume. and some gentlemen who accom-
panied them, reaclacs North Curtis street in duo
cuursc. On tho way tllu woman breaks out
intu inc0hrrent cxp!anatlnns-npt apologies.
atrange rs It may seem TO the twGlyo vito anyed
Stevrns' ncck from tic ga1!ows. she can sec
no harm III wllat shc has attempted.
Tl!is woman thinks sho Inns duuo right. She
goes behind the spccious plcaliugB Ut hired nu-
vocates, and the compromises oi Ignorant Jurors
to the root Of the mailer. "lfe killed my girl,
tries to stop tHc; wl,nt aro they do'nea" slIu
saws. 1t IL eylcut that the troubles Of tic
tsial hnvo had M awful effect unpn her
mind, Tho earrlngr atops at hcr lioMe;
tend. Taastlrg Ills slippers before the fire. this
disciple nf Earnlupius says, "6Ile has callset nil
this trouble herself, mud ought 10 be ~ jail I'M!
9..entel by tl'e luil plys'caf. ! will n9. Co."
ignoring thu conl1noncst dictates Of hls-
nan!ty mil dcyency stnnst ~ his passport
for tho future a1nl Ills introduction to l. pras-
t!ce. Hut a ,nnm of different stamp IL found.
Ur. Allen, OF 304 West Washington sircet,
oboys the Gull, nnd promptly hurrics to the eic!
bell.
lie finds tho woman III such condition That tin
H'use energetic measures Hrn called tor. llu
instr,lcts ltlr attendants 1p plt no one TO her
room, aii1 to keep her nuIct ut nil coats.
Tic poor creature Is laid upon thu bed. She
says nothing, for. indeed all power uf collercnt
Mtteranre suc,sis lost tn her, nnA sh9 Is utterly
trakon, mentally nsnl physically.
Ina low, lnorly.furnlshcd roam III ille rear
IT No. u North Cuttls street, IN pour bctI,
surrounded by halt u dazen women unj girls.
willing hut useless, lies Il won,un-yGrY, worry
sick. As he re;'ortrr e,,tera ,nu woman sturts
from her couch With arm extended. "ts IL
Stcyensln she Rays, "or Trulel" The attcnsl.
ants au'ctcn lcr, ut.l again slu falls back upon
her cuuell. sho is incapable ot snccvf, or ayen
Of thought. THIS woI,an IL mad" esnotiun.
ally" 50, of eorsc. TIN atIot Which ktllMt
minnie Stevens has csazel her tnotlncs. No,ts-
luz call be dune for her, i.sr, although sleep Ia
this QUO thing ncedfus, alnl, inleod. tllu uply
lppe lot hcr. the mouicRl man Is afraid to al.
.ninister np'ates, fearing tl,at their action may
forever uilscttlc tlp uctions Of tic brain, a,Nt
that II lite woman ever arIb.s from her bud 1t
will BIZ 10 sturt for JetFersuu or Elgln,
, 1879-04-28

The deadly grip OF pns.monIa ,nny ba wardet VI
with llaleFx llunrY VI IlofeAeund and Ter.
fise's ToothRcho DEopa cure iu ule mlnuset
, 1879-04-28

Chow Jncksan'a Tost awcet Mary Tobnoo,
, 1879-04-28

CATAIkzlll REMEDIES,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
RODFEIcK, MoDRIs & Co..
West Eud Boot aud Shoe Emporium.

TIE way to save money these hard times
is to buy where you can get the best goods
for tho lowest prices. Dalgarn, opposite the
Carter House, has now in stock full sup
ply of Harvest Goods, consisting OF Fish
MackereI in small packages, aud Herring in
barrels-Sagars, Syrups, &C.. which he is
selling at the very shortest profits. Call and
sec him aud be convinced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

The Free Press says: y terrapin marked
J. II. c. in 1852, by James Ii. Conklyn,
was recently found by Mr. Mason Conklyn.
near the residence of his mother in this
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,

Rnckaways, Phaetous. Buggies. JuInHsca;s' jag
gers, and Extension Top SPriog Wagons aud
Market "agons.
Having been Goirg business eleven Jears' HnG
Working for Wells j. Hawk before the war. ana
having now in my employ SIr VIM A DAVIS AND
ThosAs Ryan, Hawks' old re!iseIe rA;nte -bo
may favor me with call. All New WORK oHit "
me- warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done in the beet manner ano al
short notice and with the beet n.a terie
JOHN E. HILBERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
QaAED F1aEMrN's ExcunsloN

GRAND F1aEMEN's Excupslos 10
BYnNE's Is1ANp.-The B & o. r. r. Co.
will give a grand Firemen's excursion to
Byrnes Island. near Harper's Ferry, on
Tuesday next. August 18th. The Sarah. Zane,
Union aud Friendship Fire Companies and
Hook and Ladder Company of Winchester,
and the Union, Junior and Independent Fire
Companies OF Frederick city. have been in
vited and will be present; also tho Wi"ches-
ter Brass Band and st,o!ass String Band.
A special excursion train will be run from
C.-,,h,s, 81, FotIows.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

E. T. Kirby, MarsiDsbnrg. sells all kinds
of Sewing Machines-rev and second hard
at lowett prices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

The NURSERY, with its charming Illus
trstioDs, pretty stories, &c, never fnilsto in
terest its young readers. The August num-
Der has been received. and is assnredly
good one Published by Jno. L. Shorey,
Enstnn st 81 50 year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

40 TO y. TRUSSELL'S aud ge pair of good
" two button Kid Gloves tor only % cent?
h1IMROD TRUSSELL is now :cceIvinG a largo
~ assortment OF Winchester made Shoes. Gail
4 nd examine bsore purchasing else y here, az he
is headquarters for Shoes.
Juns 10. ISI9.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29

LARGE STOCK of Cedar Tube, ChuTns end
n field Cans just received from. the Factory 10
for sale chear nv DUKE X GALLAHER.
H&TIRE MCZZLES-two and three tine. tor - !e
~ by DUKE 4 GALL4HER.
DRASS Preserving Kettles, Briar Scythes nd
.JpIv 4. 1879 DUKE GALLARER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-29
jefferson Carriage Factory

TINHE undersigned respectfully sr-o S5E =
/ nounccs to the citizens OF Jctf-r f22ScS$z7ES2-
con aud the public generally, that he SA1-SST
still the old stand in Chariest"wn, On the ah
;oirirr square 80 the paak OF Cha rlesto~D. two
doors West of 'rrusse!l & LucEs' Etore, where he