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HEN IeY ID ReU&sI
House KuiidIng s Carpentering.

y{NEE: IN ersigned will ex ecute work in HOUSE
BUILDING AND CARFkETERING IN all
its branches in the bost manner and OF reduced
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DIR. SANFORp'S

L1ver Inv1soratOr
Liver. stomach and Boweis il 10 Purely v.ge-
tAble. II never DebfIitates-It 10 CaIhartfc and
Tonic Ithas been uved il my practice and by the
public, for more than IS years With unprecedented
results. Send for Circular. 3. r. w. SAN
FORD, III D, 1852 Broadway. New York City.
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NJ oTICD.

CUMBERLAND COAL.
Il7E offer first rate lot of Coal for Steam and
w Smiths purposes. at greatly reduced rates.
Will keep constant supply.
july 10. 1877. LIPPlTT &c CO:
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TREEs GINGER, Jam slice singer, W Bite Gin
~ NJ ger: Race Ginger. Long Pe1psr. nisee ciSves.
.SSGAD or IT. .6a So s II h2s sn aI
SCHOOL Bo6gs.g We sish 70 sa.ity ~ T..
~ tomets and Griends t6at ne are s.iifns ;sshoof
Books AZ 10 per cent lees than were soId last ven
needed, not on hsnd,. GiEs ms = call md ne
promise to save money for you.
Sept. TO- IS75. q LIGHT q mTTcHELB.s
KIIAS6 AND PUTTY Furnished = ehes n A. an
~ house n the Valley. It il TO thd advfntage
OF gu 20 &c y snd get our prices before buyfnr.
Aprll y. 1913. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-07
MANHoeD: HoW LesT, How RESIaRIjpI

EFiSf5a just published, new edition Of Or .
&s{S9G4s2 CatVeFNeiI;s Celebrated Essay
GbS4ssiS1 on The radical cave withOct me icine1
81 efsASAToRRHGA or Seminal Wea kness Inyoi-
nntAry seminal Losses. IAPCIENcY, Mental and
fnSticaI IneaPac1ty. ImpedimeEtS to Maria re
elo.j ALEC. CyEsU&PTtoE. EPILEPsYsnud m. In
dueeu cy seH Indulgence or sexual extraYaRsner.
&c: -t = T7.HfF< l. ~ - 70 HsfsfSF7H y
The celebrated author, IN THE sdsaisnbte E..,,.
e:eHTy oereolst'1tes ftt m thirty Jssrs' soc
cesEIul prAetie shat the Con
Of feH nbusO may be radically cured ,sitho.s a.
dAoGerOoS dec offbtsfbn med iciD or tie abpi,es
tion Of the katie; pointing cot aTnods Of enrss..
once simple. certain, and eheetuAl, by means Of
which every sufferer no ma tter7Whnt is eonditfon
En1y BE- may cure himself cheapIy, priys teIy and
TOdienLIy.' i oHF 7#srfft = Ss'Ff os1'-AU
30. This Lecture should be;ia the hsnds ofsr,rx
youth md every man in the land.
Sent free, underreal, in pIain en- yelop,. torspv
address. Address The pubIishnTs,
TIE COLyERWEEEMED
June -. 1879 Iy. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-07
DISSOLVED BONE
phosphate of Lime. .
r., 4. ALEXANDER, Agent.

E5SHIS is the Fortilser that Rcrolutionized the
t.ads. Farmers hal been oaying from $40
to $50. per ton fer Fertilizer when introduced
this three wears ago aud astoBished them by
had before pSId. Many hes1tatel to nse it,. All
the Fertilizer Agents laughed at it. aud
marked: Zone season will wind it up and the
erring farmer will come back to his first loyc."
But. alas for their pTophesYinGs' tn" result was
Agents solicit your pa ronage and tell you they
''ean sell Won Fertilizer just good as the Dis
solved Bone PhosPaate of Lime" Mime is tue
the farusr~wants il. BE saws 'it has done the
work: vours NAV ba tho same-I don't doubt
your word-but l must bay that which has
brought about such wonderful rcsults."
Tam also AGENT tor the
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
A. ALEXANDER.
~ NCharleatown. Jefferson County, w. Va.
August 90, 1870 2,n.
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BcnyrMc, Clarke County, Ia.
TI'FE undersigned continues TO receive orders in
pairs. &C.. at his EnoT, the Turnpike leading
to hiillwood. having enlarged his capacity for
the production of the best work IN every styi he
fee Ia confident of his ability TO please and only
where, as I am determined to furnish work and do
alIkinds of Repairing as little profit as een be
dore anywhere, Snd as buy all my STOCK of fret
ha nds therefore feel Satisfied ihatl sell upon
as advantag eous terms IS any other chop that
ma kes it a business. keep on hand as far
practicah bic, and ma Ike to order all kinds OF
CHS, such Rs -
CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!
r- SHIFTING TOP BUGGlES,
PHI ETONS, ROCKAWAYS, GALL styles)
~. SPRING WAGONS, .s.5 I'D
sLEIGHS, DC. And am also prepared to manu-
facturo HEARSEs of any description. ] will
guarantee: all work OF my rnanufacture for the
space of one year. Any work not coming up
to my representation, Twill make good without
one doI!aT's COST to the party buying. will also
take in exchange for ali NEW WORK, old Car
ages, Buggics, Sc, therefore to persons who
wish to patronIzo
HOME E.. MANUFACTURE,
1 offer an induCcmentror ibcIn ito buy Of mo In
stead o going abroad, asulere can be silbstAn-
tial work put u? at HoaE as elsewhero.
can negotiate with parties for work at their
homes il desired, if within day'S drive, upon
notifying mo al this place. 80 sFa r
Thankful for the liberal patronage soxten ded 10
me from Clarke, FaUQrier LOudoun aud adjoin ing
counties. respectfully ask continuance Of the
:. GEO. c. THOMAS,
Phoenix Carriage Works.
Dec. 10, lS7S--y. BeFryViIle, Va
, 1879-04-08
FIRES.



The alarm from Box 81 ut 10:25 yesterday
morning was caused by fire. In the frame cot
tnEo No. 754 Indiana avcnuo, owned BY Daniel
Mut4ncy ant occupied ~ boardIng.tfpuse by
Mrs. Flynn. Gauss, 4 defective fluo. Damage,
$40; no insurance. .-.
a sslll alarm 10 Engine No. 7 At 9:25 last
ns,yon!uK was caused b.. smoke Issuing from tho
M 1isks eorniss factory, No. 1a2 Vest Lake street.
THIS alarm from Boz S2S at 8;25 yestorday
Afternoon Waa caused by 4 fire upon the roof Of
the framo cottage No. v2t West pofk strcet,
owned anl occupied by Mrs. A1lcock a. a dwell.
iug. Damsge to building, ts. Gauss, sparks
from the chimney Of az all Joining houss.
The alarm from Dox 133 at Isis yesterday
afternoon was caused by fira In tho two-story
fratnn building on tho southwest cornar Of
Twent7.stxtt and Wallace streets, owned, at'd
occupied bY Thomas Finley as grocery, saloon,
And dwelling. Cause, defective tiuc. Dam
ago 70 the building. $500; insured for $l,50 10
tie Homo Of New York, Damage 10 personal
property, 500; insurance unkuown.
A still alarm tu chemical engine No. at IL
o'clock yesterday morning Nus caused hy fire
on thu third floor Of Nos. 19l and 10a North
Clark sssest, owned b5 II. Weber, s.sd occupied
by Philip Sherman AZ boarlng.housc, Cause.
igtlitIon Of a lot Of matches lying In bureau.
dlRrer. Damage, $50.
, 1879-04-08

Mhilc Cameron used Ills Influence to. force the
Government to support Lie questionable human
pfa5thfng of whom no wns wcnrY. The hiss's'on
to "dceropft oil inan" aso was to Cataoron's n.
disadvantage. liz recently celebrated h!s agtn
ntthdnF, ard Chststancv, according 70 h|s hr,ol
MogfaphJ in the intt Congressional Directory
was burn March u, 1917, and 80 Is now only w
IND %as tl'roo yoars younger when llo last mar"
While It Is not trio that nll tho marrlhEGablo
women III the Treasury expect to marry nena:
t"rs, or ,expcc, 10 marry at at!-loE ! knew knew
many who arc young uni ATTRACTIVE who prefer ie
ulc'r Independence to selling Mcmsc'Fe1t ,oE
' oyar =; wos as'is Snoa a'" Cameron, have ~.
rIcd ladies' employed tn THO Treaa4ry "1.n!n .nas
tho past dozen years. Ia lsof no. or too3 "
wealth md positio,', then Chargo ~ AnaiTes q
tue Belgian Legation here, nlarrlel hllss Camil-
Ia Wehh, cteek In tho ol1lco oi tbs
Comptroller Of tho Currency, llandsoIno
gs et sauero; Mid ,,ssent sa 'ha}"sts; ,Ssar
pacuniagtty unfortunate family. Mr., Tynor.
when . namber Of Congress. about seven
years ago, married la'Iy employed ~
tic T r.1t Wa an., ~ eoea0 aa
tiv "cabinet ladies'" and received sTcry poss:
sio1o attention. eetiator Christiancy married
clerk Of tho Treasury in 1916. Two Goser'
1tors OF statQs-F0trebld and CEanberlatn-
l0uHA lnc1r WlVts tAEFGt At!A 4uukG 41Eo" "htas
Of Pennsylvania, n,an OF arlstocrattc tastes,
enc Of tic most prominent members Of tho
bar Of the State. and, ut QUO time, Attorney
General Of Penlsylyania, married q Treasury
omployc, whoso father. Robert ]. Walker, waa
oucs Secretary Of tile Treasury. There arc toe
nnnY widows, sisters, amt daughters Of met
wtlD onrc held the n,ost honorcd positlous IN
tho natiGn now tolsiny In Government depart
uents to admit of thoaa who temporarily &C.
cupicd tie placcs once theirs scollllpg At them
a8 4 class.
, 1879-04-08
often to bo safd Of travelling combinations sup
porting star.
FAU8.Tt

lfarancrtte... ....... ........Mlsi Emma Admit
Elclul. ........ -. ....".. Miss Randall
Men.ionhe:; fsait :. =. F. resxas Gs;t's
yhcnliHo'..,.....'.....'. Mt. HAL
aRnef'. Mf. iahs
Martha .+...... ................... ...Mlsa 1sael
The Hess troupe commenced 'tA !I.!cf seasnn
lat evening 1t Iioolcy's Theatre with tho ter.
formancc Of "Famst'' Tho audience WAS mt n
voryfareo one, which, may l,ava been owing IN
fact itsat Faust" Is growing ol mil thread.
baro. 1t has been Evon here muro frequently
than anT other opora, with The exception VI
"Troyatore " md "Afarths,h and nothing but
q cast Of exceptional strength Gun he relied uron
any longer to call out q large audience. Tie
csst was substapaEaIlJ ule satno Al
that time 70 detailed q nOttcs nf The pcrform.
ance that It ts unnecessary 10 10 ovnrtlt grul,nd
aGaln. The Representation MS wlIo|c. ttuugh
not IN 10 u high arttslic standard, was very
smooth, aud l'atl nothing positively. a1tnslye II
4HdrgMtrfte ns her best cl,nrncter. While II Is
marfea BY vocal deEcets mid n!lys,c.l exnggcra-
t!on, II ID nevertheless very intense, and In soue
scenes, notably IN tho garden duo, her love-
milking Is realistic iu ths highest degree. Tho
sceuo would embarrass q less capable
actor than Atr. Castle. One can faulty imae-
ius tho astoD1alsnent which would have eclzet1
strakosch's fans {Mr: Weat'ere>, 4 he had Ind
her iileas IL the character reveal rare intc!lf.
gence Of high order. nnltf she only had tho
breadth OF vniee nl,i tim physical requirements
to 90 1ustlc TO Tic eslaracter sl.e Mould bs one
Of the best .uatgnsritea m lc ssaes The audi;
nid enthusiastic n1arks Of favor, and all tho
artists were cordially welcomed. This oyeulDg
"Thc Chimes of Nofmaniy sYllt 10 given.
, 1879-04-08
4sktssssss - .s+H.-ss.ssst%a. sss-sstsss =
ELIZABETH PATTERSON,
13orn February u. 118j.
UtcA Aptil 1A7l1,
Area OIL ycAep,

Your correspondent had IN interview with
Col Jerome Napoleon Nonapnrtc, grari!son OF
tho lptu Mmo. Elizabeth Patterson uonapastc,
at biz residence, corner OF Park and Centre
etrccts this evening, l'lIu' Colonel looked IA.
t|cuei, after his devoted attendance at thu
dcathbeti Of hls grandmother. spoko to him
in reference to the omission Of Donaparto In thu
Ala,iams's dcntll.neticc.
Co|. Ionqparte-llseally I 'Avo never g'scn
lit is alao "Elizabosh Patterson OH tho
funeral inytntions aud her collin plate" satQ.
Col. nona nat}artu-foil, no 1all1t, know that
whenever lady lsttivnrecd tu America stlo takcs
"Thcn Mmo. Donalarte was tllvorceat"
Col. Uoulparto-sost certainly. II you Will
take the tronble to 20 tp Annapota, you VIII
suo n record Of the divorce which vas granted
In January, 16l8 That IL tho date, th!1k, but,
anyhow, Sic was divorced. sbc signed all her
legal locu.ncuts "Ellxaprth Patterson. !"
'"But did sho mt sign al the reeetpts Of her
pension. frou Louis Napoleon 'Mmc. Iona
partefh
Col. Bonapartc-Ah. tint was bctoro my time.
'tYou knuw size WIS foud OF bofng called Hn-
napartc. should think you would hayc left
thur to her natuo to the lastt'
matsers but ittlo. Rhe is known all over this
country aud Europe al Nine. Douaparte, uDd
anylhng dono now cauHot cha!!ee that; but
reilly hayo not thought much Of thu matter.
"it viii lc very private. Only iler fam'iy aid
one or two dear friends arc to be invited, ,--taa
families Ut her grnrdunclcs, tho lattersous,
Mrs. Clarke, q relative, UNI soma few othef3,-
sho objected greatly to them. The funeral jnsi.
tatlon il written OIL deap mourning paper, atll IL
AZ follows; ~ --, You orc respGcttullY tnyited
to attend the funeral Of A4,c. Elizabeth l'attcr.
her h' '>ats son. M. is i'ark avenue, Nopiay next.
ADrjl I, at 10 u, III. "
, 1879-04-08
THE LOST FOUND.
An Aflstocrntla Swandlnrs
Itelp }qrk N+Fld,

.telq l0FH W"EHt
The members OF tle kntekcrboeker Club
who suddenly missed !" from their midst " On
ono bleak .lay In November inst IN Interesting
pud accomplished stranger from the land O.
cukcs, who carao among ttesu armed with
recommendations procured ou tho strength Of
letters froln tho lion. Sir Cbar|cs Augustus
Murray to our esteemed !ellow'citizcn Mr.
lsoYul Phelps, will he glad to know .tAt tho lost
hus been found. Mu was found at E1atcr. Ia
i}u1pnb}se, OIL the Ittn Inst. Thess can 10 10
mistake about 1t, because t1io person. mho found
ln was Capt. Bent, tic Chief Constable Of
.hAt cathedral city, who waa anxious 10
prevent hun from getting himself
into trouble Ivy travelling alone IN n railway car
1iagp With u .auy Ut Cornwall who hAl left her
houc III h!s company. Ha answered. When
Capt, l,ent utdressel him. 10 thu noble hume Of
III lion. Arthur Arbu. .hnott, but upon further
Investigation To turned our 10 ba much noro
,lotabI,. persnn, Atr. Montague UOylsy
Fullerton Armstrong, tos wh"sa app.a-
henston the Scotland Yard authorltsca laso
lled warrant over suce February qF last Yeor.
liz Is 81 years ut nnp, md WA 1ncntinnel III tho
Uus aud Cry as well Snowh ~ West E'sa eetsss
a,ll = minute search VI Ills luggnge las !od to
papera Of q very interesting :aluro beinE FOUND
eoncealed. ltsse!ns INIT tn asia ' .s tSa'eea' on
provul Of him "a IN attHcha ln tlin diplomatic
service, provided 10 passcd lslu necessary sxan-
jpatEot,. Other letters sh0w hll 10 be on very
iniiuato teru,s With partirs 1t the Foreign o.
iiee. In ISIS ho was married at Ut. Georgo's,
liAuovvr sapare, but has t.nse nen been sep
hui without giving hia real name, hc allowed
kcf ESWU q year. In 1877 ha was at
Vlsnna ani 1T. Fste5sbusg, and represented
hinsulf ~ member Ut she diplomatic service
although It now appears that he nesar pasaed
tho warrant Tor Iii asrust b. asd to America.
whero, u Montague 4. Anderson, t,e waa all
mlttel 10 tie privileges OF tho nuqueaue Club,
ut Ptttsburg, mud Of our own knskeEbocle1
C1ub In November Inst he left America ~
W. know, an1 on h!s arrival 10 England
came to Exeter. wheEa hs assumed tho ualns of
, 1879-04-08

Montague Asbuthnott. Tn leaving Exeter iln
Waited Cornwall, where ho assumed the title oI
'honorh!1e," aud passed as the Hon. NJ
was expensiycly dressed, ami 1sad sumo va'a'
nblc jcvctry, but parned bis gold chrono'
meter vaich In Plymouth. Three check
lHmkk were found atnung ilts effects, tmo
ou sfessrs, Marti"'s baYk, i,omt'a,,i ,.tees, ~ sd
New Ynsk. The kietronolItsn polise have been
communicated With by Capt. Bent, antl. a. Mr.
Montague r. Arthur Arhllthnolt Andarsun
Armstrong IA still In cuktody on tlio cf'nsEc u
utlerIng Ect!tlous checks a11y Ut bin Nav fork
friends who tiesire to ask after his health neca
ublf cable 10 Scotland Yard.
, 1879-04-08

PtrTsnuno, Pa, April 7.-Thc atenmor Kasto
Stockdalc arrived from Cincinnati ut an carly
hour this morning. When sho was passing
Rrunot'a Island, short distance below tho city,
amurdcsous aiIray occurred on board, Of which
the officers give the following account: Among
tho deck-hands relieved from duty when tho
witch was changed ut 1880 a. .n., was man
named Fred Stark, whose family lire at Anti
och, Monroe County, o. ne found m empty
bunk and turned fn. IN fem moments me-
FRO named Harry Holmes came n1onR and satd
tho bunk was his; that ha Ind just left It to
get drink, and ordered Stark TO cot up. a
quarrel ons1ed, which ended In tl.e negro pick
Ing up a wooden bar md striking Stark heavy
blow with y on tho side of t's head, iracturlns
tho skull. Holmes then ran aWay anl hid In
tho hold, whcrc hc was confined until tho
arrival OF tho steamer at tho whari. Officer
Young, VI thu. police force, arrested HOLMES,
md he is now IN jail awaiting tho resutt Of bis
act Htark's condition is hopeless, Holmes has
q wife and fa,nily Ut Champaign, Ill.
, 1879-04-08
the welfare Of the passenger buainess Of their
randf.

4 now move IL about To bn made on The part
Of tho Now York Central Railroad TO firm q
direct connection betwcon thc Cunasd stcafn.
ti,row into t1,e hands 81 Mr. Vanderbilt vast
share Of through freight 10 the Westcrn ports
Of entry. It IA understood that tho .Cunard
Company has tor sono timn paat been fnyortnx
such eorlncetion IN consequence Of tfe nct!on
He'd Star Line Of htentncrs, thus tnctly inviting
the great EuRllah Company 10 a competition III
the matter Of freiehls. Mt. Vandcrbilt's last
visit to England Is said to have tcaled Tic bar
trni arc to be offended 10 ioaiing dock Of liz
cuna1l Companr In New York.
, 1879-04-08
CRIMINAL NEWS.
MYSTERIOUS Murder of q Woman
Hotel-Keepe5 at Tomah,
Wis.
Two Witnesses in Tcxns hlur.
tlcrel to Silence Their
Tongues.
Murdcrons Affray on Board Steamer
Plying the Ohio River.
NiISTTRlOU8 MURDER
Snkftftt fN8ousch II Tbs Tffbunk.

=, f7ncs.v lVf. A,,Ii , m. 1,tl. 1tttJ,rn
=. eAoses' w., nprn INC Httte s.laee
Of Tor,at, about fifty miles east Of this city, on
lilo Chicago Il St. Tal1 Railway, ts IN ferment
of excitement over tie supnosad murder Of Mrs.
1,os1o o,sn.r I'D tnsasr rtss Eoan.r ~ ,,a nnan.
uoaso' ,,,, y""s. ""u 4oe. .,o H.spo. y. ~ ss
House, tAc fallroad eatinE'honse at hiat placc'
Tllo following are maln particulars ~ far IS
can be learned to.ptr}lt, Mrs, Uodre mystrrl-
o,,s,v dtsanncorcd R1,ndav MINT. Rcarch belur
ua ,or ~ f.,,".st., s ,sss to,,nd rn
the 1ady's tablos "Good.by, cold woridt
/ forgive you air. The examination
nroyed That the INTO vas not In Mrs.
mo1ro,. b,n,,vrt,trr T,1,a n,urt,cr theory soon
"aaa H., -" Nv III. 49,. s,,,g a,d
a larEe searching party organized, the hunt con-
tinuiug I'll! 0 o'clock this moFplng, when tho
t,,av ~. fo,,,1 Il, a rrcch about thirty rods
, 1879-04-08
Salt RheumI and DandruH
Cured tint seycFaI physicians Lnl failed 10
lrtAt a4cE E4afully.

Cared thnt seycFaI phys1clRna lnl failed 10
treAt aucrc4efu)&y.
Mcstrs. Weeks Il rottcr-Gentlemen: have had
tho Salt Khoum on my mead nnd all through my
!alr, also on my !egs. for the past four years, hay
Ing suffered exceedingly with It. Tho dahdEnlt
failing from NY hA!r was vssy annoylpH. eon'
suited astingnl.hcd physiciaus In regard to
but dill mt dad any cure and hui 1ittle relief. !
was told hY many persons WIN haye tho ealt
that there was m cure for 1t: that 1t was ia Tho
N!oea, and shoulA always haye II; aud was n.
mast inclined to agrte with them; but a frlontt
wanted mo to trY CHr,cunA, 1nadu by Your firm.
did, and. 10 my astonislmant, in less than ihreo
weeks ny heaA wan cnti.cly fscc tsom nil Salt
Nhenm and TandEutf, mud / cannot Bct any hr.
pehrnncs Of Salt Rheum on my person. thiHk 1t
wondc, fut remedy ltcspec.fu!iy yon.l,
Portsmouth, n. L., Feb. u. 1878.
, 1879-04-08
SCALD HEAD

VUr Mac Tears cuFed wien all 0thoF Kem-
stlts4 fnlleL.
Messrs, Wseks l. rnttsr-Gonttemen Since July
1apt ! have bern usIng y0nr CtrlruRA fnE 6cald
Head. and It has cured s when a tntllteines thas
now ustny it. a. q hair. .dFeskfnr, hut my head ID
well. II ksCps lhe hair In scty nice cona!t!ou.
Yours trHly, II. 4. IA fMoSut
Auditor Fort Wayne, JAckspn II Saginaw i. II.
J4ckson, A!ch., Dec. ~, 1H78.
, 1879-04-08

Tbs CurlcuHA RexEnIka arc prepared BY Weeks
& Potter Chemists and Nru.gste. 3tiO Washington
Frjcr Of CUrlrunA, aulall boxes, 6U cents; lsrgs
boxes, conlaIu!ng two anu onc.hAlt ttnrs tho
quantity nf s1n.ll. 81. 1KsohyENr, 81 per bottle.
CuTIcuhA Soar, III cents; BY null, 10 cGnts. thsus
cakes, .T3 cents.
, 1879-04-08
HuM0R QE THE SCALP

Tant wns dcAtro5lnk tho Ifntr cared with
0no hex oG CUTlEUItA.
Ncssrs. Weeks 4 Pottcs-0ertlemcn want to
rcll you what curlcuNA haR u01iu for uc. About
len years ugo my hair heEan failing out. caused BY
liuu}or OF il1 Hcaln. trirG vari0un remedies, too
nutnerou. to msntton without relief. until heean
ualng CursurHA, QUO box Of which slas eMtItely
cured me, snd now hair IL beginning 10 gEom.
Respectfully, Mrs. q. j. ROOT.
907 Wcst Luko.r., Ch!eafo, ILL.,, Nov. u. 1873.
We know tho ntuyo to h0 trut.
MARY T.. TOWNSEND. 4l1 ". Jackaon-st,
Mrs. G. 4. GRAY, :s+1 Fultop'st
, 1879-04-08
TIE WESTERN AGREEMENT,

IItE WESTERN AGREEhENT.
Thu General Ticket nnd Passenger Agents Of
tho Western roads held meeting yesterday
morning for the purpose oi Anltng cut wlotllgr
thu irou-elal agrcrtneus wont Into efTect last
wcck or yesterday morning. After az excited
discussion, IL was agreed TINT 1t did not 60 into
elect until yesterday morning. Several Of tho
sluce lis adoptloa. anu to shield iho parties tlat
have dono 80 was ths cause Of Jesterday's
action.
The Indications are that the agreement will
not last weak. Shortly aiter TIC meetIng Of
thu General Ticket md Passengtr AGcnta aev-
ernl roads wero again detecteti tn sellns tickets
tu Denver for S23. which ia $40 lesa than tho
regular rates, md there was considerable com.
motion on account Of 1t IN certain circles, In.
ssi ieao ID SnK to aes
agreement. Hut thu agreement provides no
penalties for tts vlolat!on, md, II ous OK tho
Other road chooses to Violate u, the question
afiaca, ''Wlsat will tho other roads do about itt'
No doubt they will 90 and do ltkoWlso.
, 1879-04-08
lhIE LOCAL ITEMS,

Charles Bauscnhacb, living 1t No. sos Csna'
strcGt, fell duwn-hiatrs al 11:45 last eyeuli'Es,
n.d received st1, severe tnuries shout Tho hssd
that concussion Of the brain 10 fsa1ed.
At about to:3o Inst evening burglar sue.
recdcd IN climbing to tse r0rrco abuut tie tffst
story Of tho Washington stsse. fruit os Chas!ss
Gossnge d. Co.s fltY goods stDro, nn1 WIS In
window when = mcrcnrial alarm, With whsrfI
The building fs provided, gavt tlt alnrln, ami
brought tllo ianitnr 10 t1lu Rpot. I'll. burglar
ran along the cosnlce. and esraped by uettttg
into doctoI's room, thence ove1 the sr.nsnm ,
enough to be dchcFthed.
Tic outrageous Bol1now murder Is already
forgotten. and yet It occurred only five week.
sso Tao ss Of II 'hs ,s pos s.t !;
" crime haa evidently given coufaea tt
other bands orgauized throughput tho city io
rest 'of lev weeks has added new zcst to tn,
racket " Of holding up storckcepcts md rob
hlng them nt the point of the revolver. At ahou
10 o'clock last evening two Hlun with handkcr
lie grocery oi William Lulla, No. 9il We.
Twentieth atrcet, and presented rerolTcrs =
fhe heads OF the only occupants Of the place
Mrs. LalIn and Tnutg CLERK natnet
Puytryl. The former screamed At sight ot:th'
robbers, and hcr husband, hastc1.'rx. from th
kitchen tnto thu atore, frightened them off be
fore they had secured any plumber. A tbts.
member OF the gang was Oh guard outsid
the door. The clerk ran after them, an'
upon reaching the aLdcwalk fred .tmo shot
al Them, but SO cxcEtell waa fIe lhat hu is sur
neither SHOT took effect. They were unabi
to give Any good description 1t the trio, a
they did rot sec the faces Of the two who cutcrc'
the store, and. did not get good look ut III
third man. who rematnvd on the outside
Oii!rcra Nlcncrmott ant Casey heard the shool
Ing, nnd promptly wcnt to uln sccne. The
thoroughly searched the ncighborhood; bu
could nnd no traces Of the men.
DRUNKENNESS.