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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
p~TRANsIENT BILLs-oAsH.
Apostrophe to the Moon.
Lrrom the paltimorean.l
BY REV. ]. E, nursoN.

from the Baltimorean.1
o bright moon! Thou art the paragon OF
modUsty, the perfection of beauty Thou
appesress among the stars with smile as
rare aud radiant as that of the siuless Eve
stroliipg amid the trees of Paradise, and like
as her joyous cowpan ionship made Adam
more holy and happy, so thy reflection OF tia
loving gaze of thy proud isge lord, the sun,
makes him appear the greater aud grandsr.
In the still and solemn night thou loOkess
tenderly upon the sun-forsaken earth. AMI
thy smiling face makes all nature glad. To
quiet lake mirrors thy fair form, and sLo
waves of the ocean roll thee an anthem.-
The happy plains kiss their dewy hands aud
toss bright bouquets of fragrant flowers to
the majestic mountains and the mountain>,
thus reealcd nod their stately towers, clap
their lsafy hands. and fling the precious
ken to the dreamy clouds, which, in tnrn,
aHake-dance on the winds dip the Hitio
nose>gay in snow.Thite vase of feecy VapUr
aud pass it thus to thee-earth's grateful
tribute to thy most welcome reign. Mean
time; the merry stars, as if intoxicate with
Joy, Join hand in hand aud dance adown the
glowing miIkywny. Thus with the charm
bewitching of coy aud radiant maiden,
thou gladienest every heart and brightenest
every eye.
y we've not held by the Sslp OF SraS tt@-
ti0p, prisoner on this sin>curSed planet.
would cen now mount up to thee as an eagle
rise,h from the storm of ocean to her calm
aud sunlt castle on the rock. Thy fair luc0
has never boen marred by look of anger or
envy, and in thy genial smile there Turks no
sembIauce of feigned friendship. Thou
throwcst over the deformities of nature tho
veil of SIS erly charity. Thus yon mountain
,okins ru yge aud broken in the presence
of the sun, seems now, under thy more tsn>
der presentations pyramid Of moss and evcr-
greens-a charming rendezvous for nymphs
and fairies.
Fair daughter of the night, love thee
love thee, o thou bewitchipg virgin of tho
skies! love thee, l love thee, o thou bean
tiful sister of the earth! But mine is nn lido
love. Thou that art the inspiration of all
the bright SOULS of pOesy. the idol OF all gen
tie spirits, the cynosure of all eyes-thou
mayest no moro than smile, and pity my
wingless devotion. Ono only boon | ask:
When am dead, and these eyes which now
rejoice in thy smiles, shall sleep the sleep"
death. pray thee as thou passeth Ger my
grave, forget me not; but look in tenderness
upon the little flower, or turft of grass, that
some nearer friend may have stationed there
to beguile the solitude of my lowly couch.
Petersburg, Va , February, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

ARITHMErICAL.-Wec call the special at
tention Of our school girls and boys to the
following:
We have had this example given to US and
would respectfully ask, where is the missing
dollar? A has thirty chickens, and sells
them st the rate of two for 81, netting him
SIS. B has thirty chickens, and sells thom
.s-s-.s5 tate of three for S1s-netttng him ssle
aor, together, S25. Now, A and B lump their
chickens together and sell them at the rate
of Eve for 50, netting, of course, S24. Now,
where is tho missing dollar?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

TUE TIDY HoUsEwIFE.-The careful tidy
housewife, when she is giving her house its
spring cleaning, should bear 10 mind that
the dear inmates of her house are more pre-
ciou. than houses, and that their systems
need cleansing by purifying the blood, regu-
latng the stomach and bowels to prevent aud
cure the diseases arising from spring malaria
and miasma, and she should know that there
is nothing that will do i. SO perfectly and
surely at Hop Bit,ers, the purest aud best OF
all med dicines. Sec other column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Yes, sir; that is the place where to ge:
your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
good as hew; and warranted, at low prices.
Rockford and Waltham Watches for sale, T.,
"Quick Train Movements" Jcwclry of all
kinds, Gold aud Plated Spectacles, to suit
everybody, Bird Seed, Bath Dishes, Cages,
Musical Instruments, DC, for sale cheap, for
cash, at Young Burton's-sign large Watch
and Spcctacles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
Jan. 21st, 1879.

The american Ayrtculuralist, in an in
teresting article on the Texas cattle drive,
says: ''The cattle go to the river for water
at noon, with the exception of few, which
remain behind to take care of the calves
One COW may often be seen watching twelve
or fifteen calves, while their mothers have
gone with the remainder of the herd to
drink. After the return of the herd the
"wa.chers" take their turn. This interesting
fac. is vouched for by several old ranch-
men"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Now is tho tlmo to get bargains q: Dal.
garn's. IIo has jus. received very large in
voice of Glass and Quecnswsre, at a much
lower price than has ever been offered to the
people of Charlestown and vicinity. Also,
Boots and Shoes, Men and Boys Wear,
Groceries and Notions in large variety. All
goods in his line can be bought on the very
shortest margin-his motto is quick sales and
short profits. Call and examine stock aud be
convinced. Country Produce taken in Ez-
change for Goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

INDUCEMENTS We respectfully an
Dounce to our patrons that We shall offer our
entire large, valuable and well assorted stock
at aud below cost, for cash only. Stamping
done at short notice.
An early settlement of accounts is e1
tremcly desirable.
Respectfully,
J. GOLDSMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
CARRIAGES OF EVERY v&RlETY!

SHINING TOP HUGHES,
PHI HETONS, ROCXAWAYS, Gall styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SCLKIES,
sLEIGHS, &C. And am nso prepared TO nanu-
factnro HEARSEs OF any description. will
guaranteed all work Of my manufacture for the
space of year. Any work coming up
TO my Representation, will make good without
one do I!ar's COST the party buying. will Also
take in exchange for all NEW WORK, old Car
riages, Buggie., SC, therefore to persons who
wish TO patronizc
HOME MANUFACTURE,
offer al ind ucement for them TO buy OF me iu-
stenu IF euing abroad as there caa be gu ubstan-
tial work put up at HOME elsewhere.
Icanneg gotiate with parties for work ct their
homes il de esred, if within a day's drive, upon
notifying me at this place.
Than kful for the liberal patronage extended TO
me from Clarke, Fauquier, Loudoun aud ad djoining q
counties, l respectfully ask continuance Of the
came. await further orders.
GEO. e. THOMAS
Phenix Carriage works,
Dec. 10, lS7S-y. Berryville, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

INDIGEsTIoN.-The main cause of rer>
vousness is indigestion, and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without using
Hop Bitters to strengthen the stomach, pu.
rify the blood, and to keep the liver aud
kidneys active, to carry off all the poisonous
and waste matter of the system. See other
column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
Spirit Of Jeffersolr,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1919.
How Jeb Stuart Lost aud Recovered
His Plume.

In speaking of Stuart's plume it may be
we'll enough to say that he lost it once. But
he recovered it, and it happened in this way:
Riding little beyond the outposts, he halted
at the old tavern at Verdiersyiile on the
Orange and Fredericksburg Plank Road
He was looking for Fitz Lee With his brigade
to come up that rond on that day. He had
eaten dinner and stretched himself for nap
on q long bench on the porch. His horse was
grazing in the yard with his bride off. After
some time Stuart was aroused from his sleep
by the host telling him that force of cav
airy wos coming up the road. Supposing it
to be Fitz Lees command, he walked to the
gate, and tskiug a survey of the force that
was approaching, he discovered his mistake.
It was brigade of Federal cavalry. and the
head of the column was within fifty yards of
him. There was no time to go back for his
hat, aud, indeed, none for briiling his horse;
but eaping to the animals back, jumped it
over the picket fence and went whirlng up
the road, followed by a succession of shots
from the enemy, but escaped untouched.
His hat, however, fell into the hands of
the headq uartors of General Pope, who was
in command of the Union armies. Stuart
was deeply mortified at the loss of his hat,
and his modification was intensified by his
frequent messages received from Pope, who
took pleasure in tuunting him. But Stuarts
opportunity to revenge himself soon rolled
around. Taking advantage of dark night,
about two weeks after the loss of his hat, he
placed himself at the head of some picked
men aud made dash into Bristow Station,
where he knew Pope's headquarters to be
established Pope made barrow escape, and
left his military dress behind which fell into
Stuart's hands. Then an exchange took
place the coat was exchanged for the hat
and on the next march the dark plume was
seen waving at the head of tho column again
aud the boys were Inspired, and their Cen
cral was happy Whceliny Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
-BerryvWe, CiarA,e County, Ia.

TIRE undersigned contiaucs to receive orders in
i his line foS all kinds OF Carriage Work, he
pats, Sc At his sHop, on the Turnpike lending
TO Milw ood. Having enlarged his capacity for
the production of the best work in every style, he
feels confident Of hs ability to please, and only
ask you to CALL and Inc before purch Gins else
where as am determined to furnish work and do
all kinds OF Repairing al little profit can be
done Sc Eywhere, and>as buy all my STOCK of frat
hands therefore feel sntsfed that can sell upon
as advantag terms any other shop that
makes it a business. ! keep hand as ia
practicable, and make to order all kinda OF vEHI-
aa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

What is said to be the largest bill ever
introduced into legislative assembly was
the new code submitted to the Ohio Senate.
1t contained 8 200 pages, and, as it was in
sisted that it should be read in full, the
Senate sat up ,ill midnight to hear it through;
evc n at that, hundreds of pages, it is re-
ported were slylY skipped.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
The Jefferson County
MUTUAL

The Jefferson County
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,
nFFERs to the people of Jefferson aud eur
" rounding Counties Insurance in safe CoLo-
pany at tho actual cost OF insurance, which is
much chea per than tho rates usually charged, and
keeps the money at home.
Good risks from rcsponaible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
DIREcToRs-N. S. White, Henry b. Davenport,
Edward Tcnrrey, John W Rider, W. II. T. Lew
10, Dan cl H.fltbuwcr, Wm. L. william, Eugene
Baker. John w. Ora nthsm. james Logic, Chas.
p. Wilson, John II. little. Jacob 8. Melvin, VIM.
D. Smith, f. G. W. Herr
n. s. WHITE, President.
IL. Ii. DaVEHPORT, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoAMIrrEE-N, 8. White, W m. II.
r. Lewis, John W. Rider. Eugene Bnkerand VIM.
l.. Wilson.
r. A. ALEXANDER, secty & Gen Agent.
LOCAL s.-MddIeway-Wm. Gilbert;
Kearneysvllle-J C. Bitner; Harpcr's Ferry
Chss. F. Trsil: Shephe erdstown-H.C Z. Entler.
o. The Secretary will be found at the Com
rany's Office CheIles Street, in rear OF the
dwelling oil N. s. White, ESQ.,, ON Tuesdays and
FTidays.
November -, lSIS-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

-"Mamma," said wicked youngster,
''am canoe ?" "No, child, why do you
ask 2" "Oh, because you always say you
like to see people paddle their own canoe.
aud l didn't know but maybe was yours 7"
The boy went out of the door with more ref
eronoe to speed than grace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

READ THIs.-Wishiug to close out my
winter stock, 1 am now selling very low for
cash. Special bargains in Hosiery, Ham,
burgs and Corsets. Dress Goods and all
WorstcG articles at Cost, until March 1st
Mrs S. H. ARMENTRoUT.
T., o1,t 1870
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Each package Of sANFoRD's RADICAL. cunE con.
tains DR.. Sanforde Improved lnhaling Tube with full
directions for It's use all cases. PRICE = o. Sold
out tho United states and CaIadas. WEEKS s POT
TER, GeneralAgents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston,
Mas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The value Of this remedy 70. OO overlooked ii
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

Train SO, daily; traia 81, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
January I, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

And when they had sung hymn they went
out into the Ms1nt OF Olives"
, 1879-06-14

IA fht Edifor AZ Yht 7r4h,,.
r,,,.,, 1,.. 20 =. r,,a".m @ '",,"e'
enloAuo, . ou"o .'' f'na'ofe' ae rendered
os ee'ccsed members OF our church choirs is a
decided improvement on any Of the imported
companies that hayc given it-or rather at-
.s'apsu ~ k''o nele' aA any ono Win oEul'
haey 'atel''genee VINO Las heard them all eau at
test III musical sense, It is without doubt
far ahead OF any Of them; and a. to t,,c acting
wi,l1s tic public cnuoot and aoea nn, a-na.t
'.., e ~. os o"a o"es uos eapeet
, 1879-06-14

To the ksH|t1T 1s The Tribune.
CHICAGO, dune l3.-EuY. Cuilu,n 10 bis nd
trcss to the Public Charities Association 5cstcr.
dsy referred 10 ;,!a visit to Washington, saying
lint he Was detained tTu days longer than he
expected. OF course settling tho bond Of TINT
lntiian agent required titne. To 1caye TINT busl.
ness unsettled might have Injured our Governor
financially; but our Governor p1anncu his rIstt
to the CAPITAL al such mt tlpportune time tlnt,
Notwithstanding any denial hv may mako, the
people nevertheless mIlf always believe TINT ho
Was IN the plot to remove M hDnest md capnhle
cal nctlcstrinn whose only claim to favor with
tic Republican rartF lies In tho fact Of him hay
Ing aired soelr political iuon for bis Exccltcncy
and Senator Logun.
Cor. Cullon. since his Arrival from Washing
ton, has t,o doubt found out the 1ny OF tic
land, and II IL sale to presume that ho will not
he caught In Eccand adventure OF that Kind.
II Is to bc hoped that he nlll other talented
esaless Ut the iarty 1T this stute, instead Of de-
rot!nE ;llcir time TO aid!llg any saan to pay his
political dcbt., VII, 70 to work on thorough
reorganization uf tho pnrty,-a reorganization,
too, that will bc acceptable to The People and
not 10 the place hunters or those who lisvo
l,e well to btatc that the Hon. 4. VI. touus
should have no part In Tint work. II he haa. 1t
%ill ohly he The means of bringing additional
disastes sa, Y; sppn the patty ~ n ,. this State.
the thanks Of hll good citizens for the manly
and tat rtotic stand hc haa taken. Tic showed
heyree of nerve and tlrmncss that has sci
duu. hecn exhibited by anv ot his pretecch-
sors 4 Governor, q United States senator.
and q maturity Of the Republican delegation
IN Congress unisc.l In q formal demnnd 10
hive ono ,uan removed without cause, nr,d
another appointed III tls stead. The President
saw the grtst in the mill of tic designing
politicians, n1ua refused to do SO. Hayes un-
dersta'u's tl,e situation better than tAosa who
represent us at The Capital, anil time will
provo tho correctness Of hfs judgment.
EG,
, 1879-06-14

out md lett her nInn". She knew he had ropc
to Mabel. Al tin t.larS uth trumphs Of her
lie could not balance t'e t,ain ri li,at night
She lay awake thrnurs, tlle long hours, hcr
eyes staring wfs3c open Into tic liank darkness,
thinking clearly. }icr beauty 1at e0nc, sI,,I
forever rfemattlro a9s had come upo, her:
ksncgforth abe must take her plaer, II hla ltyc,l
afnoEE the nasts wuH,cn. TlNrn were ru ,nors
triu'npha or pleasures Of routb fur her. And
yet with the Grst mad possfon 1f youth stc
loved Cnryf now. She had lust learned vtlnt
love Haa II Nns snatel,cd froln her and given
70 younger elri. But IT. had been her own
fault: ahc might have bcen t,ls wifc now,-hts
loved, cherished wt1e,-wtth ft children about
her knee. But sic Ind bccn unwilling
TO piyo up her youth and beauty In
cxehan1c for WlfehoUu MID motherhood
And NOW Youth anl beauty wcse gunet uni
nothing vas given In their pfare,-nutlt.ig but
ne cold aatcs Of vanished pleasures and dead
dciigLts. All, hcavcnt her punishment WAS
blttcr.-hftter a. Is the punishment Ut erery
human soul that !guores or tltsdait.s tic hiuI
aiH3 holy ordinances Of God for baaer or vaIner
things,
In the mornn9 Mabel mud Caryl were mar
rted: Coralic lived to wceb over tho dead fnrfn
q their first beautiful child, nn,i then died of
the dlseaAs thut hnl followed her from lsoue
md had never left her system. Died With the
raxuet pour comfort In her heart that ma, he
eternity would rive hcr Csryl's babe to care for
aud 1Use, X nothing more.
, 1879-06-14

There died in Austin, Mtin., ono day 1ast
weak IN old man callod John. iho Wooiman.
He shuttlcl tho coll through poison self-adnip-
tstcred. John lived tn a blt OF woodA ,lear
Austin, bis plaza OF abods being iu a cabin,
Though surrounded by game, fea,hercl and
funny, he never sought 1t, but lived iroul
!lQhtwood aud charcoal ao.l to the townspsoplc,
Year after year ho vailed tic houso Of widow
lady In Ausiin, aha bu!ng one OF his cnnsta,lt
customers. Tho widow was fou1 Of simple John,
With his grtzzly-gsey beard and coal.GcxriulrI
face, and fIcquentiy talked to him. Ono day
to be married aooIa" Tic words ailcctcd diiss lis
old fellow 30 tlat he did not bid tho children
goodbye. ,uo went to tho woods md searched
for roots, many Ut which l,a pulled up, taking
thu poisonous ouea, be ato item and died Tbis
is v04che4 for BY the IrdMscripl OF Auatin.
, 1879-06-14

"a tint much.t e.dcstred btata Of affairs,
RstI., vi rcnr It about the time tito railroad to
u gstao1 tpan i, con,tIctcd When the last spike IL
De mestr ~ m Imaginable Ogden on tho ro1ltc,
thten, he M answering trpb throuGhout tho
tata ta. w. ami ,he nlIlfcnt,!um will bu hero. I
lta'a,Iscr. when thr two Grcat oceans were Mndo
bs iJlo iron sinUws that trafcs across tie
lsemv.nt. eG0 The whole world was juhllant. TEua
90 y Ia when thosc two Rtuht cventa Afo 70.
taSs Chicago pnt her heat foot forward TINT
t,'s u, ami, cane out with tevcral miles Of pro-
s9 s,9,,op, In which every 'ndussry ID the known
s3f!a w. aftcs That l,or best foot was au,pu-
..S ~; hy n new prucess-hnrncd nWay Never
~" II. worlds history wns lost limb 10 speedily
. nIinr,d. nIss and with an article so much superior
,ns nd, rs was TIN one Mrs. U'Leary's COW
'.ennutstcl Oct. 0. 1871.
Mhcn thc millennium comos there wilt be no
.,.s strife an,ony 1iclehburs, no moro side.
En- ssnsss nr haekblthlg, no more riYnlry ii poll
y. or religion, no more deception, Of tate~bcar-
~ ~ n, il1c gossip. no rnoro naughty why's or
.raannfui Elnnecs, no more disgusting forward
w. ~, nr eplno Of superiority, no tt1tovIng Gov
E,' E.nment officers or bankers, no paupera or
nuT ..mra. W1ata happy time TO which We may
snf forvarlt We arc nearing It at break
,Tk ppocd Tint ts, II VIC. cnn onts head It oil
t,..ts, We nro striving hard 10 meet It ijale
hs.' ~, Our cry II not "Ncatwartf hol' but
ssH,txwnrtl hictH Clat, don't for your jlio
t,n out from beneath t1lc cloud Of mystery tint
.sy.iops yot, for therein ca.usists tlsa charm.
lii Chat hcref' ls she a mat,l'' Hcro ales-
,,cna tllat / answered hundred times during
H. FsIr. And how do you think answered
,stml I "Don's know" What else could
u.I OnLENA.
, 1879-06-14

No kiss!uz Ia allowed In London parksf An
tho obl9ct Ut hla affection, put his URN around
lisr aud klssed her then and there upon public
property under the general tutladlc;lon pf lhs
Metropolitan Hoard Of Works. AtRck tho cyus
iero 10 would, md did; ind tho man who had
had the ktas, besi.E very wrotll, resented such
1otsrfarcnec;, and Ia tho end h9 was taken bo-
foru police {nstice ot, chargu ot conducting
tnlrK language. Tho tustlco bound htm QYer
to keep tho peace, and condemned him to pay
70 shllll.lgs costs. "The common" ha leclsrad,
"wss not to bu used for kissing, because It all
peEsooe tn,lulged IN that 1t would culns under
tie term dssosderly conduet.n
, 1879-06-14

WILMINGTON, ILL.,, June I'll might commit
es paradox. France Of replying that am not
I, The mood ot writing about moods. But tho
lt,,op has bccn we'll learned by uc, TINT many
I,tuqs may bc accomplished by effort, II l nin
sA exactly In tho mood.
Scientifically considered, moods, I suppose,
IN the sequence Of All abuornlal physical condi-
uou,-os, az the Frene,, would say, the spirit is
40, quits Oh rapport With tho 1esh and its sur
,aundnss.
When child, Was subject to my moods;
nv they arc suhicc. to mo. can remember
saen such a warfing Of the elements a. would
t,re shaken the old earth 10 It's vory centre
asre been tosscd about with no voltt!on Of my
oEp, IS q feather Is tossed by an ordinary
breeze, Wolild have added Infinitely TO the
th,rrn Of tlo situation.
Mumsnts Of unnatural exhilarAtton wcro sue
neded by hours Of unnatural depression.
dther reyclcd OH the Afgits or dcspalred ia tho
depths Ny mother, with her cquable, placil
Rmperanont never could understand me, aud
1t The present titne mhryels At tho remarkable
thauge time has wrought In my dlsposItlon.
Think TINT she used to regard tuc very much
nadl.e'cet nlltl respeeta1lo hen regards tho
xsn lnsci7ict into hatchlng through human
inren,ou, considering them as something
.bto.maI, something puzzling, something
different from What sic expected, but stilI
something TINT sl'u was In duty bound to scratch
Tor, brood over, ard protect. My father, man
otlmpcratlye moods held In lcasl, undersfUoti
ne and trcEnblcd fur my future. His tudiclous
Treatment OF my casD effected a radical Improve
Dsent, tut on entire cure was consummatcd by
n}bccoming tctHnCrary member ln tile family
Of al aunt whose only daughter filled the house.
bold With Yagnc discomfort by reason Of her
M afa An rynffyeentnd rcrrnf1 ucttnu NJ n,.r