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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
Commissioners Notice.

IL tho Circuit Cur. Of Je0,rs,n County.
West Virginia,
JAMES DIX Ms Admir- Piaiatg
AgqiaH
SUSAN DIXON. " .dow Of James i IN. de-
ceased, y Z, Dixon, George w Dixon.
William Holman. syl Mary ~ lI,ge,an.
lsasc Dixon, Susan Dison And WilliIm
Eagle, Sr Defendants, 4.
~ OILiNCERY
Extract from Decrcs y iig !, 1873
"iis adiudgcd, ordered and dccfeci thAi tL.,
cause be referred 70 Com sisfioDer Clcon moore,
with nstrDctigus
Eicsf, 70 settle the account ~ William Eagle,
Jr., Administrator Of James Dixon, and n cDb-
vene the creditors o: the said James Dixon. sad
ascertain the debts and liabilities thereof, Hilb
their prcriues and liens, II any.
Second, To report shat real estate Jane, Dir
died seized and 10 value, The liens thereon al
priofitics, n sns."
A Copy Teste--
LENCf, cl-fk
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EXCELSIOR
Rsaping and Moving
NJ 4 G HIN E S !.

will change The Excelsior from Reaper with the
Reaper i;ach ments 20 a Mower with Mower At
tach men.s. Ia either Csc il is perfect machine
and as such il stands unchallenged before tha
world. Itisperiect as q Mover, as i Reaper, or
a. a Combined Machine. The reapiDg attachm eni
/. either Dropper, SeltRske, or both, making
2 perfect machine ia either form. IL is nade en-
tirclv Of iron and steel except the tongue AID III
levers IL also has separate lever 70. fitting Tho
points Of the fingers o. gaarcs op or down both IN
reaninr or moving. Il also has al ajjus;ihie
reel which can De raised or lowered by !sycr
whist Ire machine is cutting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
News and Times ABOUT Winchester.
From tle Aa1.

al, 49,
NcuadcT,,aad that efforts are beng
made t1 huit Baptist Church iu this place,
.nl That thuse iu charge of The matter have
h'r-lt the property on Main street. now occu-
p.ed by Mr.. Win-deid, tr S2ooo-'ho first
p'y"e"' '' ne u''''e D" SEPTEMBER ~ ~
u boy about Is years Old cailng nun
~.i Charles William smith, c-ia.ias 10 he
from Shntcud7lc Springs. f9.ead through
Nnii.ct'wn on Wemeei p. Vie says be has
been tave.daS through Ihe c'ontr, ad sum
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PATAPGCO.

TI'IIIN rcIiabIe and wcII-tcsicd Feriiiiter luIl
4 holds its own, and will be sold this year al
a reduced price By L!pPlTT co.
July s, ls79-Sm.
DRADLEY'S SUPER PHOSPAATE.---W e
ID have already large orders for The unvarS iEg
old and reliable Phosphate. We urge orr farmer
friends Of Clarke and jefferson TO send IN orders
carly If they would be sure Of supply.
July 3, 1870. LlFPiIT co.
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Y0TIcE :

n OTlcE l. hereby given that viii execute
- tho foregoing Decree AZ my oa'cc IN Charlie
town, West Virginia, on Nonilg, che 2lst day of
July, 1870
CLTONGOORE.
Jgno -, 1879. COmmlsioucr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19

La For Reliable Agricultural Implements and
Macaiacry. Steam saw Mills, DC. pUrchass OF {.
D.. Rtrnhart, Duthalds Depot, ". Va, Agent mr
Iusclrors Agricultural Works. Mirtinsburs' W q.
Va. where an work is guaranteed 70 give salts
- BAENnART. Arent
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A Simplicity Of CONSTRUCTION

~ ''iiH pllClt1 " NJicti uCtipii
is indicative OF efficiency aad also marks tbs ge-
aiss of he inventor we take pleasure in asserting
that one person can successfully operate the Ex-
ccisior, aud this NAV De dome b. boy or aged
man too f,csle % w,rk ia aay other part u the
ld. such s is ease % management. Two inde
pendent Drive Wheels Of large diameter impart
creator power and cause the machine 10 run easi-
er over uneven ground. and this. and our sccu-
rat and beauti " proportional gearidg. nre the
main reasons why the Excelsior runs 40 easily and
lasts so long. The Excelsior has the reputation
Of being The ligbtcst draft machine 10 the coun-
try. The draft has been tested IN different CON
dti9ps Of grass and uneven ground AZ various
times. and is fognd to range from $50 10 200 lbs.
We.Urnish two sizes:
The Medium Iron Frame,
Aud
The junior Iron Frame.
We al,o furnish lighter class machine
THE EMPIRE MOWER AND REAPER
deGcs competition as n h7s, class machine. The
Excelsior Machines were sold in this county some
|. or Is wears ago. and are now being used at this
time Many valuable improvements have since
been added. send cor Circulars giving a full de
scriptipn o.. machines.
Sold By WILSON BROTHERS.
summit Point ". Va.
Y T. Movers aad Geapcrs sold separately or
combined.
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BUILDING PURPOSES;

cut in size and length To- meet the demands OF
Builders or others, filled promptly upon terms
with which no other person in the Valley Of Nir-
gina can comrete successfully.
The subscriber has in former years supplied
very MANY persons 10 this section With Lumber,
and iu reforming thanks for past patronage, and
in soliciting the orders OF old Customers aud new,
promises careful personal supervision. 60 ;hai
orders may Pee satisfactorily G.lyd. Address,
Or. $. L. Il. MILLER,
Roadside.
Rockingham Co.
March Is, 1879. Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19

(iROWN Fluting Machines, for ssleby
y June 7. DLkE GALLAHEf.
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IUMBER BUSINESS ,

a, Roadside. Rockingham County, Virginia, aud
has facilities ior filing orders OF any extent. aud
great va iety. He commands forests of growing
timber of the very best quality, and milling ca
pacity te meet the most extrayasa-t demands Of
THE section.
Orders far unihp fr-
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PEOWs. P!OWs:
w Z call special attention TO the
South Bend Chilled Plow,

06uIu DtIlu OIIIItu IIOWl
Manufactured by tie South Bend Chilled Flow
Company This Plow we consider the best
Chilled Plow on the market The draft 10 so
light that two horses can do the work thsi Il or
diDarily requires three horses 10 accomplish. The
mold-boards are 50 thoroughly polished that the
pillow viii not share 10 any soil. All things CON
sidercd, it is the cheapest Plew on the market
Il is substantially built OF the best material. Re
pairs wall be constantly kept Oh hand.
Sold BY WILSON BROTHERS,
Sumuii Point, Vest Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19

WE slso offer 81 nd recommend the STE WART
w md PRICE ROW OF Frederick City
Maryland which is in general use in Frederic <
and Washington Counties, Maryland. This ploW
IS specially adapted O. heavy tan plowiug. IL is
Wrought r.ow with Steel Share.
Sold 5y WILSON BROTHERS,
Summit Point, Wet Virginia.
w Z also Offer you the WOODSTOCK CAST
w PLOWS, which are so we'll known that
comment Is useless.
Sold by WILSON BROTHERS,
Summit Point, West Virginia.
rTNHE IRON SINGLE AND Double SHO-
VEL PLOHS with Steel Blades, most ap-
proved make, sold cheap By
WlLLSON BROTHERS.
Summit Point, West Virginia.
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GRANGE oIIXTURE.

Travers, Dsnd'idge < Pendletor.
July 5, ls79-a,.
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And They Come.

The July term of Common Pleas
Court promises to be an exceedingly
interesting one. Together with the
numerous suits for Islander, damages,
etc. continued from the January term,
the following ones of the same charac.
ter. which have been filed in the
Circuit Clerks Office, will have the
effect of making things quite lively
about that time:
Nicholas Simms VS.. G. L. Morehead,
perjury; ten thousand dollars.
Willis Dougherty VS.. Nicholas Sim.
mons SANDER; three thousand dollars.
Same vs.. John Simmons, SANDER
three thousand dollars.
c. l.. Morehead VS.. John Simms,
SANDER; twenty-five thousand dollars
c. w. Rothrock vs.. G. l.. More
head, denying him right of trial y
jury; five thousand dollars.
Same vs.. Same, same ofiense; sane
amount.
Same VS.. Same, same ofense same
amount.-Echo
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a. follows For Gowernur. Thomas y"
Jones /; for Auditor. Faye'te Hewitt !;
for Register Land Othce, VIM. Ii.
Roberts.
TAYLOR COUNTY CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Louisville Con-
veniion are instructed RS follows: For
Governor. Blackburn first. Jones
second; for Lieutenant Governor, Hon.
J. II. Chandler (of TAYLOR first choice,
Canirell second choice; for Auditor,
Smith; for Attorney General, Hardin;
for Superintendent, Henderson first.
Allen secondy for Register. Marcum
first, Sheldon second; for Treasurer,
Tate.
MCLEAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democracy Of Mclean county
met in convention and appoi lted dele
gates 10 the State convention. Who
were instructe,fto vote As follows: For
Governor. Underworld; Lieutenant
/ Governor, Csn,riil; Attorney General,
Hardin; Auditor, Hewitt; Treasurer,
Tate; Superintendent, Henderson ;
Register, Marcum, Boyd second choice.
Same VS.. John l.. Taylor, assault
and battery five hundred dollars.
Ii all of the gentlemen should gel
judgments for the full amounts they
claim. wort heap of money change
hands in the vicinity of South Carroll
ton. They have the consolation o.
knowing. however, that 1t will all re
main ia their own community. save
lawyers fees, costs, etc Echo.
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Prom Prince Of wales.
PRINCE OF WALES, March 5.

PRINCE OF WALES, March 5.
EDITOR Herald:
A good deal of sickness and several
deaths in this vicinity.
Business very dull.
Tobacco selling slowly. at from 81
to 81 per hundred.
Horses and mules sell for good
prices. Cattle low.
Owing TO the cold winter, the farm
ers are behind with their work, yet all
are preparing for large crops.
" heat looks well and promises a
good yield.
shall visit Ohio Don. and | am
coming TO Hartford sure. l don't
want TO forget the good people of my
native county and her town.
The Herald gets better all the time,
Until then, farewell. III CT.
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News From CaIhoOn.
CAIAooS, KY, March 6

SAlHOOS, NY, MhiCh V.
Editor Herald.
Mclean county on Monday, the
3rd day of March, held a Demo
cratic Convention for the purpose OF
selecting aud and instructing delegates
10 the State Convention, and the in
siructions were as follows: for Gov:
ernor, Hon. John &. Underwood ;
Lieutenant. CantriIl; for Attorney
General. p. w. Hardin; Auditor,
Hewitt; Treasurer, Tate; Superin-
tendent of Public instruction. Hender-
son; Register of Land Office. Mar
cum, second, Lynn Boyd. Good hui
NOR and immense enthusiasm prevail.
ed.
Col. VIM. T. Short, prominent
citizen of Rumsey, died at his resi-
dence Yesterday. He was one of Nc
Lean county's pioneers and by a
life of uprigh,ness and honesty, had
made host of friends. who will miss
him, and sincerely deplore his loss
To the grief stricken family, We ex-
tend our deepest sympathy.
MIR. Marin Long, of our town, is
lying dangerously i'll at his home, and
Is not expected to live.
c. p. johnson, for the past two
years, a prominent merchant Of this
place, made an assignment to Joe
Noe, Esq, on last Monday for the
benefit of his creditors. We learn
that his Indebtedness is small and prin,
cipally located in Louisville.
Tuesday, March 3rd, james II. Rob
inson Was married to Miss Emma
Howard, Rev. Mr.. Smith of the Pres
byterian Church, performing the GER
emony. The high social standing o.
the parties connected and the fine
wedding provided by DIR. b. Howard
and his excellent wife. were matters
much talked of, and many lads anC
lassies will remember, no doubt
with pleasure. the evening spent il
DIR. H--'s pariors, to see the happ,
couple united. Many are the friends
that wish them world of happiness
as they proceed down life's journey.
DIR Reeves, claiming to be gradu
ate of Medicine from England accom-
panied By by (his man friday ont
p. w. Sherry, arrived in our tow
about a week ago, and after distrib
uting an immense amount Of circular
stating that DIR. R cnuld cure any
and all diseases, succeeded in "gulling
the honest yeomanry of our vicinit,
out of about $500. DIR. R thel
eloped, leaving his accomp!ice--Sher
nv the bag to hold. Sherry now Ian
cuisines in Jail awaiting an examining
trial before the police court ON to-mor
row morning. WALcorT.
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DIR. Bugg plugged Out.

At the April term ofthe Ohio Crimi-
nal Court, 1878, DIR. j. F. dune Fly.
we suppose) Bugg was indicted
for practicing medicine without license.
He gave bond for his appearance. At
the September term 1878 the case was
continued. Last week the surety on
the bond being Niles away from the
Courthouse, felt a little uneasy and
concluded that the interest Of himself
and family made it Wright to refuse
to be Bagg bound any longer,
so he delivered said Bugg up
to the proper authorities. Now
Uncle Ras has the reputation of being
clean, nice Jailer and always furnish
es an inmate with bed, but as he was
positively opposed to having a bed.
Bugg, knowing with what rapidity
said insect multiplies, he objected, Sc
forthwith trial was gotten up. The
proof disclosed the fact that although
he might be June-Bugg, hum-Bugg
or what not, he nevertheless had been
medical Pugg long enough before
the enactment of the law requiring Ii
cense to prac tice, not to need licen,e to
roll up the balls, oh, we mean pills,
kill and cure promiscuously. So he
was set at liberty and plumed his wing,
and sailed out Of Court.
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On Tre-day night OF last week,
some bold tibet, well acquainted herea,
bouts, broke into the Shsritfs office and
TOOK about S35 out of the table drawer
The door OF the office was locked. aud
that OF the drawer also lie must have
been well acquainted about the premises
or else he could not have gotten in 30
easily. Sheriff Phillips says he would
he glad to have his sack containing the
silver back. anyhow. and thinks he il
certain OF getlin. the silver aud SACK
both. or the thief one.
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Tue Breathitt war is over and the
,old;cr boys have returned. Jason
Little. for wife murder, and Alfred
tiambrel for completely in the mur-
der Of Judge Burnett, were each SER
fe1.ei TO the Peni;eniiary for life.
Judge w. L. Jackson, Of Louisville
and Maj. w. r. Kinney, Prosecuting
Attorney. faithfully discharged thei-
duties. Lawlessness il at feerful
discount in Breathitt now. $50 mote
q be" for all time TO come. Too much
praise oannot I've bestowed on Govern
or McCresry for his promptness IN
bringing such disgraceful proceedings
% a speedy end.
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Tur conventions held on last Sat

TIE conventions held on last Sat
nrday and Monday, so far a. heard
from, gives the following vote TO date
Governor, Blackburn 1919, Jones 1913,
Underwood liz, Lindsay 81. Lieu
tenant Governor, Cantrill 337, Daw-
,on 63. and several scattering votes,
Attorney General, Hardin $50. Moss
is3. and other scatteringvo te-. Aud
tor. Hewitt 4os, Smith .3o7. Boyd "a.
Superintendent. Henderson DOB, Hat
.eI 1903. Pickett 1903. and other scat
,ering votes. Register. Sheldon l16,
BOYD l35. tiarcum 100, and several
scattering votes.
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MuhIenberg county Items.
GRFENvILLE, KY, March Z.

GRFENvILLE, Ky, March Z.
Editor Herald:
The same apparent dulluess exists
in our midst with little or no spirit of
progress in the building up of the
town, no energy, no enterprise, in fact
no "get up" about the citizens TO i'm
prove. With the exception Of one
building, being erected by our towns
man, NJ. Rove, Formerly a citizen of
your place. there is no building going
on or Improvements of property here.
There is plenty of capital to engage
in it, and always demand for houses.
by good and paying tenants, and why
some one does moi invest his means in
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STATE POLITICS.
rhe EssuIts Of tho Csax as. Of the State
~ Large.


The following counties held conven-
tion on Monday. March 3rd, with the
result as shown.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
The Democracy of Christian county
in delegated convention. instructed as
follows: For Governor, Blackburn /;
for lieutenant Governor, Cantrill; for
Attorney General, Jones, Hardin
second; for Auditor. Hewitt, Smith
second; Superintendent of Public In
streuction, Edgar, Smith second,
Pickett third; tor Register of the Land
0fKce. Wilson, Boyd second. Marcunl
third; for Treasurer. Tate.
MERCER COUNTY.
This county unanimously instructed
for i. w. Hardin, for Attorney
General, and left their Delegates unin'
struc;ed ms TO other State Offices.
BOURBON COUNTY.
The full ticket instructed for was as
follows: Governor, Blackburn, Jones
second; Lieutenant Governor, Cantrilli
Attorney General. Hardin; Treasurer
Tate; Superintendent of Public In
s,ruciion, Henderson first. Pickett
second; Auditor, Hewitt; Register Mar
cum.
MARION COUNTY.
The vote stood: Blackburn, 2S5
Underwood, $50. Other instruction.
Ms follows: Lieutenant Governor, Daw
son, and Canirill second; Attorney
General, Hardin; Auditor, Hewitt
Superintendent, Allen. and Picket
second; Register, Sheldon. and Mar
cum second.
SPENCER COUNTY.
Instructed AS follows: For Governor
DIR. Blackburn first choice, Thomas L.
Jones second choice; for Lieutenan
Governor, Capt. Cantrill; for Attor
ney General, Watt, Hardin; TO
Auditor, Fayette Hewitt; for Treas
urer, Tate !; for Superintendent. Smith
ior Register, Sheldon. The nomina
tioas were all made unanimous.
HICKMAN COUNTY.
Hickman county held her conven
ton appointed delegates and instruc
sions IS follows: Governor, Blackburn
Lieutenant Governor, Tyler (unar
imous); Attorney General, Moss (unan
imaus); auditor. Hewitt Unanimous
Treasurer. Tate; Superintendent
Hodge. first (unanimous), Picket
second. E.lgar third; Register, Boy
(hnanimous).
TODD COUNTY.
The Democracy of Todd inslructe
"a follows: For Governor. Underwood
Lieutenant Governor, Canirill; AttoI
new General, Hardin; Auditor. Hewitt
Sunerienteudeni of Public instruction
Hal-ell fist. Kirby second; Register
BOYD first, Sheldon second Treasurer
Tse.
POWELL. COUNTY.
The Democracy of Powell count
TO-DAY instructed for Hon. Thos- L
Jones for Governor.
PESDLEToS COUNT.
The PcndIrim Democracy ins'ru'
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DEATHS

In Eumsey, Mclean county, Ky, March 5,
1879, Col. WIN. 7. Short, OF pnedmonis, ia
the siaty fourth year Of bis age
Col. Short was one of the most
respected citizens of Rum>ey. BY
industry and economy, he had acquired
competency. BY his honest and
upright walk through life had made
many friends. He leaves wife, a
daughter, two SONS and many rela-
tives who lament their loss.
On Saturday morning, Feb. 18th. little
Evvie. aged little over two years, infant
daughter Of ii. B., and Ellen Orah Taylor,
after a short, but severe illness.
The dark winged angel has again
visited the gardens of life and trans
planted from its sterile soil and pois-
oned atmosphere one of its brightest
flowers to bloom in eternal fragrance
ON the banks of the river of life. In
vain was that strongest of earthly
bonds, a mothers love, the agonizlng
grief of a fathers almost breaking
heart, with the first grey lines of dawn
the spirit took its flight and the little
hands were crossed in eternal rest, over
heart that never knew guile. Lit
tie Evvie was unusually intelligent.
and possessed quick perceptive facul'
ties, and being of an amiable and win
ming disposition, was the idol OF all
who knew her. Weep not, parents,
for the little one gone before, there Is
one tie gone from earth, but it is firm
" planted ON the banks of eternal
gladness-there to shine beacon
light in the window of heaven. unfair
nished by a rude contact with the
world, fitting jewel tor the crown OF
Him who said, Suffer little children
to come unto me"
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Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. L. STEVENS
Dear Sir-I will most ehecrfully
add my testimony to the great mum
Der yen have already received in
favor Of your great and good med
icine. NkGKrrsR. for do not think
enough can he said in its praise;
for | was troubled over thirty years
with that dreadful disease, Catarrh
and bad such bad coughing spells
that it would seem as though !
never could breathe any more. and
Ncgetine has cured me, and do
feel to thank God all the time that
there 10 so good n medicine rs Veg
e,ine. and | also think it one Of
the best medicines for coughs, aud
weak sinking feelings at the stom-
sch, and advise every body To take
the Vegetine. for [ can assure them
il is one Of the best medicines that
ever was Mas. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut Sts.,
Cambridge, Miss.
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knew better, he did what he did, We
guess Mt the earnest solicitation of
Hon. Judge Charles Lawyer More
head, who got himself into trouble
and is ANXIOUS to get out and makes
desperate lunges that way, which only
entangles him more and more" IL was
not written on Judge Moreheads solic-
itation nor ut his instance, it was done
without his knowledge. ! have never
commended the construction | gave OF
the section ,cds Lcur but said Il think
Judge morehead at least, Gas he
thought) had a right to Grand july
&c. though he might have been in err
ror.' Now in conclusion, say if L was
mistaken in the construction of the
act and the statute, | was no more in
error than you when you say, why
he (meaning the Police judge cannot
even legally, try 4 person for a breach
of the peace. according TO our under
standing Of the law If you will re-
fer TO session acts, 1873, vol, page
90, yol will find sec. -, Criminal
Code, sub. sec. . amended, which
gives him jurisdiction to try breach OF
the peace. have nothing to say in
regard TO your attack on Judge More
head, calling him Lawyer Morehead,
&c. But | do say he is well verse1 in
his duty, student, gentleman and il
not a lawyer, will be ii apple alton
will make one. One other thing and
/ am done. ] fear you have taken to
heart the Judges first communication,
and will not soon get over it, but still
the town the town government over
which the Judge presides "still goes
on" AID peace reigns supreme. The
community stands by the Judge, not
outstanding he is abused by the vio-
lators of law there and who are al
ways in dread and shrink from inves.
tigation of their misdoings.
SpLovE.
e.
-FOUR friend "Splove" misses it again.
He refers TO the law which only give:
Justices of the Peace jurisdiction tC
try "riOts routs, breach of the peace
and unlawful assemblies. 1t can no
possibly include the Police Judge o
South Carrollton or any other Police
Judge, for 1t Is an act, entitled an ac
to amend subsection ) of section L;
of the Criminal Code of Practice
which said subsection refers only tC
Justices Courts. | repeat it, he car
not lawfully try anyone for a breacl
of the peace. EDITOR.
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The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. in his
lecture on "The wastes and burdens of
society,"" claims mans natural life TO be
so ears. and as the average life is but 80
wears, there must be waste OF A. years. !"
There is much of Il nth in this statement.
Ii man be unfortunate in business, it
is attributed to the violation of some
commercial law. Now. if a person be
taken off in the prime of lite, ought it
not TO be attributed TO the violation Of
some physiol ,gical law? II people only
knew better. they would live better and
longer but how can they profit 10y that
which they know not Of? The only popu-
lar work that meets this great want is
DR.. Pierces Common Sense Medical
Adviser. In it the great problems OF
disease and health are fully discussed
The work contains over 900 pages and
$50 colored plates and wood>cuts. Price
SL50 (post- paid Address the author
r V. Pierce, NJ D, Buffalo, y. Y. t,i