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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-13

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
IN she Post Office at Chariestown. Jefferson
county, w. Va, January 10, 1880.
Miss Lizzie Brooks. Miss +! "a Backos
Nora Hicks. Miss Matte ,Johnsod, Miss Il,
p. and Nj. il. Kuhn, Mildred Davis, Eurako
Detection Agency. Geo. w Uoof, Brund
konaico;t [2], WIN. L. M;nick, James
Spencer.
The above letters, II not called for within
thirty days, will DO sent to the dead letter Of,
tee. Persons calling for them will ulease
say that they are advertised.
Benz I. LEISESn1Nn l, II
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MAETUA : MAKING
"0ld" Burton at a New Stand,

liz rndersigned has removed his Silver ~
smith shop to the room lately occupied I'll
asA DOCK ana stationery store by Geo T ENI
Light, on Main street, Ch.rlestovn thres
conduc; the 10 AZ
WATCH ARD SiLVERSMITH BUSINESS
10 all ~ breaches. Watches, Clocks JeveIrv
sc, hhf Ed, ard work guaranteed, in ouie
mis- WORK oeaTs its own tsai nd 6~ tsst he Ia gill
ing TO nd or fali. Call on tie und.r.irn.d ,nd
don't forget the sign OF the big watch. On rb;eS
appears the name of "OId Burton MN
April 10. 1877. WARREN prproS
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

HAVE hcen steadily improving nv Stool ~
df,e BL 81 HOGS. snd am prepared to
Prices All parties wishing PiEs will 6n Ill t te
supplied IN April next. ' 'Hn oe
scptem her Q. $50. ~. .4NONf.
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SURVEYING AND C0NYEYANCIyG,

HILL survey anywhere. promptly and at
short not1cc-accuracy Guaranteed SPECIAL
a az, MOI. pad in connection Herewith to
iDhAWING DEEDS or any other Instruments of
Writing. l a:u engaged in pI crariug a second
edition of my Map of Jefferson County and will
thinK ai.y one for suggestions information
r O.ICharlestown, Jefferson Co. w Va
Dec IL. 1871. :. HOWELL BROWN
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..
BALrrAosE, SATURDAY, Janu,1z,o

9 UsPENDERs. Handkerchief Ho,e and Half
~ Hose, tor sale BY S. DALGARN
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STOVES STOVESI!
I have for sale variety of Sroves-Cook and
i Parior Stoves for Coal and Wood Al.o sew
ersI Parlor Cook aud kgg Stoves-,ccord band
all OF which will be colo very 10 X for Ca.h Gail
and see them. JOS II, EASTERDsY
THE ATIAS!!
THE ATLAS, as Double HeateI cannot h.
surpassed, having solG several and ,b.ir
heating and illuminating qualities cannot be
beaten Those who want Stove % heat two or
more rooms cannot do batter than get a n A tI.s
They are beautiful in oesig ard finish. Ladie.
cal aud zee the m. For saie by
Decerpher ., 1879 los. II. EdSTERDdY
HSte quantity of Fire Brick hand will
l sell them cheap Call nd SEQ them
December .. 1879 JOS II YESTERDAY
p EPilRS FOR Stoves furnizbed bv
IA Dec. =. 1873. JOS Fl. EASTER DAY.
FORN HAMPERS. Fodder Twine, Cocoa (foot)
~ Alas. for sale by
pIsISG sun stove Polish, Dizon'. Stove
Ia Polish, Miners Pride Stove Polish; for sale
by DUKE h GALT.AHER.
STOVE P1PE-all sizes. Patent Elbows. Patent
~ Zinc Stove Boards, nsv snd good, for sale BY
Oct 1879 DUKE CALLAHER
FARM BELLS, Ci-tern Pumps Cement limo
thv Seed. for sale by
Oct. I, 1879. DUKE 4 GALLAHER
pRiME Article New Crop New Orleans Molasse,,
just received and for sale by
Dec. is, 1879. S g. ALGARE.
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- Mr. .'no Meade. worthy and prom
'nen' citizen of Frederick county, residin,
near Newtown. died at his residence, sud.
denly. on Tuesday morning last. from stroke
OF paralysis. Mr.. Meade was nephew of
the late Bishop VIM. Meade and brother of
Mr.. n. B. Meade, of Culrencr, Va and had
reached his 50th year Winchester Ners.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30

A GLASS MISUNDERSTANDING marvel re-
GENTLY brought to light in the Yellowstone
Park of North America is nothing less than q
mountain of obsidian or volcanic glass. Near
the foot Of the Beaver Lake a band of explor-
ers came upon this remarkable mountain,
which rises in columnar cliffs and rounded
bosses TO many hundreds Of feet in altitude
from kissing hot springs at the margin of the
lake. As It was desirable to pass that way,
the party had to cut road through the steep
CLASSY barricade. This they effected by max
ing hugo fires on the glass to thoroughly heat
and expand 1t, and then dashing the cold wa
ter Of the lake against the heated surface SO
TO suddenly cool and break 1t up by shrink
age. Large fragments were In this way de-
tached from the solid side of the mountain,
then broken up small by sledge hammers and
picks, not, however. without severe lacera-
tinns of the faces and hands OF the men from
nying splinters. In the Grand Canon of the
Gibson River, the explorers also found preci--
pieces Of yellow, black, and banded obsdian,
hundreds Of feet high. The natural glass OF
these localities has from time immemori,
been dressed by the Indians to tip their ar
rows and spears.
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NAL. ARIAL
BLOOD
POISONING,

Causing chilIs and Fever
Dumb Ague, Intermittent Re.
mittent and Typhoid Feyers,
Riliou Sness, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
rnanyother ailments, destroy
ing the health and lives of
millions, is driven out of the
system, and radically cured
by the use of the LION MA
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
cANCLsONtc BODY AND
FoOTPLA3TERs, the cheap
est and only perfect treat
ment by the Absorption prin-
cipIe. The PIasters acting In
conjunctio with the Pad up.
on tho nerve centers and re-
mote parts of the body, in abb
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dingths system from M ALA
RIAL POISON.
The whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PLASTERs, all combined,
sold for ST. 90 the cheapest
and bestremedy ever discov-
cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed II worn accord
Ing to directions. Remem.
Der, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot PIasters, the whole,
ST. 90. Sold by all druggists,
or mailed on receipt of price
by
THE LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
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NOrI'ICE.

TIME undersigned has been appointed agent for the
IL GREENHOUSE PROPERTY, located on Main st
above Deavan. All persons are hereby notified that
rents accrung from this date are payable only to the
undersigned, who Is authorized TO receive the
sonable terms.
.4-..-...--.~.4...s....s..C IIAs.. sCHULHAUs.
Lambertville, Dec. 81 1879.
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MISCELLANY.
ELEPHANTs TAKING A BATH.

The Mallowing of half dozen elephants in
the Frog Pond this morning was the won
drous sight that will long be remembered by
the thousands Of Bostonians of all ages and
conditions who thronged the knobs In the vi
entity. The picturesque strangers from India
and Africa were not less delighted. They
seemed to quaff the Cochituate and sport in
Its wave with as much gusto as if they were
reveling in some remote tributary of the
Ganges or the Nile in their native jungles.-
Seen at q little distance the huge gray backs
of the tropical beasts doomed up Hike Cape
Ann rocks at the head of the pond. At first
they stood almost motionless, but as the re-
atty of the treat and their liberty came to be
fully believed in they grew quite demonstra-
tive, and willing not only to wet their g over
alls," but to lie down and roll-all except the
venerable leader, who seemed to have some
thing akin to religious respect like fakir
of India, for the ancient dirt on his shoulders,
and carried 1t back to his tent unprofaned by
the ablution. The younger elephants trum-
peted, curved up their trunks, stuck out their
tails as straight as pokers, as in the pictures
Of elephant combats, and finally stopped
down and buried their immense heads under
the water, there remaining so long that peo-
pie who did not see the tips of their trunks
above tho surface thought they were drown
ing. Two of them got to twining their
trunks one round the other, SO as to bring
their fiappy lips into clumsy osculation.--
For the moment the show business was forgot,
and the professionals returned to their native
sports-and yet not wholly forgot for one de-
generate youngster of the herd went round
the plashy margin of the pond holding up the
end of his trunk like a contribution box for
the apples and peanuts of the small boy who
was on hand in his usual force on such occas-
Ions. After some enterprising photographer
had secured several pictures of the bathing
monsters they demnrely followed their tram
or and calico horse from the circus back to
their tents, adding, no doubt, the grateful
testimony Of denizens oftwo more grand di-
visions Of the globe that Boston Common is
the most beautiful spot In the world. Direct
descendants of some of the first families of the
Garden Of Eden, they ought to know.
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Statement Made
UNDER OATH.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNoERN.--In the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendas SPAWN Cure.a bone SPAWN Of seve-
raj months growth nearly half large hens egg,
and completely stopped the ameness and removed the
enlargement have worked the horse ever since very
hard, and he never has been lame could ever see
any difference In the size Of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendalrs SPAWN cure.
r. A. GAINES
Enosburgh Falls Vt, Feb. 25, 1870
Sworn and subscribed before this 25th day Of Feb
A. D., 1879.
JOHN G. JENNIE Justice Of the Peace
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KendalI's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.

BAKERSFIELD VT. Dec. %, 1879.
B. ]. KENDALL Co.; Gents,-T wish to add my testi-
mony In favor OF your invaluable lnment, "Kendalls
SPAWN Cure" In the spring OF 1862 slipped the
ice and sprained my right limb at the knee joint
was very lame and at times suffered the most excruci
ang pain. wore bandage on IL for year, and
tried most everything within my reach but could find
nothing that would give me permanent relief. When
overworked, It would pain me very much. In April,
1878 began to think should be cripple for life; but
having some Of "Kendalls SPAWN Cure" thought I
would try It, fused onethird of bottle, and expert
enced relief at once. The pain left and has not
troubled me since feel very grateful to you, and
would recommend Kendals SPAWN Cure to ali who
suffer with sprains or rheumatism.
Yours truly
NM MRS. ]. B0UTELL.
assure In It's effects mild in its action as II does not
blister and yet II penetrating and powerful to reach
any deep seated pain or to any bony growth
spavins, spns, curbs, Gallons, sprains swellings.
any lameness and all enlsrgements Of the joints and
or limbs. or rheumatism in and for any purpose
for which lnment is used for and beast Il Is
now known to be the best IMMINENT for man ever used
acting mild and yet certain In its Effects II Is used full
strength with perfect safety at all of the year.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which think
gives positive OF Its virtues No remedy has
met with such unqualified success, to our knowledge
for beast as we'll as man.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for 49, All druggists
have or get IL for you 1t will he to any
address on recepht Of price by the proprietors
DIR. D. J. KENDALL 4 co,
Enosburgh Falls Vermont
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
MAY 10Th 1890
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Ofall the nations living under the scepter
of the Gear, the Jews are the best educated.
The proportion Of Jews In Russia is one Jew
TO every twenty Russians while in the col
ieges the proportion of students is one Jewish
scholar to every six Russians.
Over twenty centenarians died in this coun-
try last year, the ages ranging from 100 to
The English duty on tobacco amounts to
$45, 000, 900 a year.
Sometimes words wound more than swords.
To be happy all the year--pay the printer.
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or En.asSs $50: ssss |. , rsss s.s 8 T.
0OS}b2OUUiity Norisk. Women do as
" ~ y - we'll as men. Many make
more than the amount stated
hour by devoting 20 evenings and spare time to the
business costs nothing to try the business Nothing
pleasant and strictly honorable Reader IL you want to
know all about the best paying business before the pub
lie, send your address and we will send you full par
culars and private terms free samples worth So also
free you can then make up your mind for yourself
Address GEORGE sTiNsoN Co. Portland, Maine.
July .. 1S79-ly.
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To be happy all the year-pay the printer.
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From
Rev. P. N. GRANGER.

Presiding Elder of the St. Albans District.
ST. Adams. Vt, jan goth, 1880.
DIR. B. J. Kendall d Co., Gents:--fD reply to your
letter will say that my experience with Kendall's
SPAWN Cure has been satisfactory indeed. Three
four years procured bottle of your agent and
with it, cured horse Of lameness caused by SPAWN.
Last season my horse became very lame and turned
him out for few weeks when he became better, but
when put him on the road he grew worse, when |
discovered that ring-bone forming, procured
bottle of Kendalls SPAWN Cure and with less than
bottle cured him that no Is not lame, neither the
'"1'' 'S'''''' N, GRANGER.
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THE GIRDLE ROUND THE EARTH.-If you
send a telegraphic dispatch from Paris 1t will
reach Alexandria, Egypt, in 8 hours Berlin,
In hour 30 minutes Basle, in hour 10
minutes Bucharest, In hours Constanti-
nople, in hours Copenhagen, hours Gu
ba, In 10 hours Edinburgh, in hour and 80
minutes Dublin, in hours Frankfort-on-
Main, in l hour 20 minutes; Geneva, in /
hour is minutes B; Hong Kong, in 10 hours
Hamburg, in hours 80 minutes Jerusalem,
in hours Liverpool, in 2 hours London,
In hour IS minutes Madrid, in hours 80
minutes ; Manchester in hours 80 minutes ;
Now York, 10 4 hours New Orleans, in 8
hours ; Rio Janeiro, in 8 hours; Rome, in 1
hour and 80 minutes San Francisco, in
II hours st. Petersburg, in 8 hours Saigon,
in II hours Southampton, In hours; sgd
ney (Australia), in 10 hours; Valparaiso in
10 hours; Vienna, in hour and 45 minutes !;
Washington, in hours Yokohama, in ID
hours, and Zanzibar, in 7hours.--P arss;aa,
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Perseverance Will Tell

Stoughton, Mass March 10TH $780,
b. J. Kendall q Co.. Gents:-In Justice 10 you and
myself think ought to let you know that have re-
moved two bone spavins with KendaIs SPAWN curer
one very large one; Don't know how long the spawn
had been there. have owned the horse eight months
It took four months to take take the large one off
and two for the small have used 10 bottles. The
horse is entirely we'll not at all stiff and bunch to
be seen Or felt. This is wonderful medicine It is
Its sale will be very great Respectfully yours,
CHAS pARKER
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-12-18
TIE IRISH.

England Is beginning to real-
ize how wrong has been her poll.
Icy toward the people of Ireland.
Not . dispatch is flashed over the
cables but it contains an announ>
cement of a fresh outbreak upon
the ovsrtaxed Irishman, or that
troops are being sent to a certala
point to guard against public dis.
turbanee 10 Irish quarters. Eng
lands policy has been TO treat
the Irishman rather as a serf than
4 subject, and his wants have
never been considered as worthy
ofa thought when they have
come npIn conflict With the lpo
terests of ii e land owner since
the victory OF William of Or
ahge. It is true that there ls a
wild aud reckless element N the
Irish character; but It is also
true that he loves the same place
IN the world as is enjoyed by those
surrounding, him with whom he
justly demands an equality. Eng>
land has forgotten this, or knows
ing it all the time, has failed to
win the Irish heart in her favor.
She has broken down no prejudice
by words OF kindness and great acts
ot beneYoience. Her attitude to
ireland has been that of the
master who suspects the servant
of wrong, and who lets him know
OF his suspicious. suspect a man
of i'll intentions and that nls-
ment friendship is lost. Thi:
rule will apply in the govern men
of factions of q nation, and it i.
proven by the turbulence in Ire.
land at the present writing, anC
the strong efforts resorted to By
the English government TO keeI
order by preventing riots or per.
haps more serious outbreaks. We
are afraid the time Will come
without there is q change il
policy, when England will sin
cerely regret her shortslghted
ness on the Irish question.
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FREE BOOKS
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for 50 and vii give as Il iF.;G pfiz" 20 each
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from the following famou5 woTss-pestage
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/. s.Jane Eyre" the celebrated novel
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.. sffte Days OF Pompeii,' Bulwer's
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3. John Halifax, Gentleman" Miss
Mulock s mastery iece; story of the sor-
rows and trlurnphs associated With low
birsh aud iron fortune.
4 The Postbumous Papers OF the Pick
wick Clubp the work thai gave Char es
Dickens his celebrity; the most humor. ns
and alwa1 S the most popular OF his works.
>, he History of Crime. by Nieior
Hugo. The terrible narrative by the
great French poet. novelist and historian
Of the crime of Louis Napoleon in strang-
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o. :, IAeiits i4siiipnu. nove' n'
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OF The Mysterious and awiai visitation ="
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The German papers stat e that a

The German papers state that a
new light has been discovered by
M. Kordlg, OF the polytechnic as
aociation of st. Petersburg. The
substance Is composed Of naptha,
by secret process, and is per-
fumed. The new light is SAID to
have the remarkable property of
being perfectly safe, and the ex-
periments which were made by
the iaventor before a large COM
pany were really astounding. Mr..
Kordig besmeared his coat with
the preparation aud setting fire to
it, walked like a pillar of fire
through the room without the
slightest injury TO himself or dam-
age to his garment. Several mem
bers of the ASSOCIATION repeated
the experiment with like result.
The substance .s reported to be
equally safe in casks when GER
tain quantity of air is allowed.
The Voss zeitung states that it il
burned in lamps of very simple
construction; the bottom is lined
with porous substance. The
lamp can be held IN any position
and the light viii lot be extln.
guished by the wind. The light
itself Is very pure and white.
What will the Kerosene demon
do, if all this is true?
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KILL THIN OFF,

There is oae paper in Southern
Oregon that yet asserts thht the
the Democratic party ls f'allye,
alert and active" We admire
the courage of our brother OF the
pencil. He has probably read
our article fayonng the killing Of
the party leaders before the COM
meneement of another campaign,
aud has heard that John Kelly is
supposed to be dead IN New York.
But the Jacksonville Times
should remember that there are
many worse leaders inside the
councils OF the party besides the
dctuuct of New Yni.!lS1, and even
the New York dead may yet
eeTssto be lively ghost in the
pay for power i'll the time to
come, since Tammany stands yet
for lis dethroned tavorite. Fer
haps the Times has taken its cue
from the result OF the last June
election, aud fluids sausfaetl ION in
tue thought that there ls in t he
Democratic party silent power
bent on the assassination of Prim,
Kelly & Co., who led the party to
it's Waterloo in June, and gave
the State to Garfield in Nbvem-
Der. Well, Kill, politically, Prim,
Kelly & Co. aud who knows but
what the people, after the party
has been ridden of such incubus
OF fraud, will have an oppartuni-
ty OF seeing some virtue in 1t.
When such men are pat III the
front ranks how can any pne see
anything or anybody belnnd?
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SATURDAY DEcEMnER Is. 1880
KELLY OUsTED.

4
John Kelly is no longer comp
trpller Of the city of New York
mo great chief in the Tam
many organization The reason
given for bis removal IS that he
sold, IN the last presidential elecs
ton, the State to the -repabli,
cans, By doing winch he became
the Irish democratic bull IN the
democratic china shop, defeat
ing the party aud politically kill
ing TiIden and Hancock. If he
sold New York, for SO large
State he mest have received a
million or SO; the State was worth
that much to the office seekers
and To the einss and ..out-.n If
Kelly made 4 good bargain the
chances are quite favorable that
while be has lost the eorrptroller-
ship, he has sufficient to keep
him in comfort against any nuns
Der 81 rainy days. But Kelly is,
perhaps, no worse than the mas
jcFity Of politicians on ether
side of the question at issue. 1t is
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Loss Of Nervous Power,
Are positively cared by FELLOWS COM
POUND SYRUP oF HYp0-
PHOSPHITES,
are eruel

Are positively cared BY FELLOWS COM
POUND SYRUP OF HYp0-
PHoSPHITES.
As phosphorus enters So largely iato the
animal economy, it becomes par excellence
the best vehicle with which 10 associate
the other vitaIiHng ingredients Of aealthy
ingredients OF healthy Bleod. Nerve and
Muscle. In Fellows Syrup of Hypophos-
lllites are combined all the Substance
found necessary to insure robust health,
and whereas it was Invented with view
to supply every deficiency, it certainly has
performed Some wonderful cures.
MANCHESTER, n H.. June 12. 1880.
Mr. JAMES l. FELLOWS:
Dear Sir-l wish to acknowledge the
great benefit have received from the use
oil ''Feliows' Compound Syrup OF IIypo-
phosphites.p | have been an invalid for
nearly Two years. with bronchial affection
that had become cir In the Fall of
| 1873 had physician eighty days in sue
cessien. besides the counsel OF several 9TH
ers. They gave me but little encourage.
ment, some of hem none. Last July
WAS advised 10 give your remedy a trial.
! did so, aud in less than one week there
was a marked Improvement for the better.
| have continued it's use from that time
un iii :he.present improving all the time.
| aud can truthfully say | an more than a
| hundred per cent. better than when COM
menced iis use. have increased in weight
| about fifteen pounds. and my cough. which
| was fearful, has nearly disappeared. / be-
| lieve had il no: been for your Syrup, ]
should ere this have been beyond thu cares
] OF lie. Nefy truly yours.