Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-01


looked in through tho silken curtains. lighting
the room as with an angels smile, suddenly en-
brightness and transforming her pale brown
hair into waves of Glistcning gold. said the
sunlight; sun i Maiden. missed you from the gar
AM and came here to seek you. Summer will soon
cSeeFs Arc as STgs =: 9Sa 9
!p2aiden. 2 warming her thin. bloodless hands in
the sunbeam, "only little weak: 1 shall Gooa
perhsps! was just planning how sbonfd ar.
aDss my NJ 1GTsss 1Is this yf ySsr' when you peegod
arc up; have just been warming them. havs
tired YOU" said the sunlight, as he noticed tho
Tomorrow If you not in the gnrden1-snd
silently withdrew. leaving the fair sinmberer
moonlight stole softly through tbe siiksn enro
tains. which were gently rustiipg in the night
sho touched the pallid brow, and linen gentiy
laid her hand on the puIseiess heart. :.Deadi'
she shudd eringly whispered, az she withdraw
through the softly rustline curtains. IL is tic
oid' oId seory OF consumption. How she fatters
%ords nd at at With hopes honied
the spotieT. Statistics slow that one-fhird OF
mm.nklnd ma die Of this disease, and of these, far
Tue greater part are young persons between thu,
ages of fifteen and twenty. five. in tho dawn of
manhood and womanhood. For many yearo.
rable But medicine in her trium pha Mt marob
against disease has already added consumption
Medical Discovery cures this dread disease II
resorted to In time. For a foil consideration Of
1nent read the article on Consumption In the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, fbo
most reIIable popular work upon Physjologv.
hygIene. Diseases and their Remedies vet pa +.
Esbed. Price Sl.50. Address he author Ry
Pierce. 81 D., Worlds Dispcnsary and InyaIIds'
Hotel. Buffalo, n. Y - "''ss
NIJSE NovooRoD FAIR.-The great market Of
the the Eastern -9rld has been held at this june
ton OF the Voiga and Olga Rivcrs in Russia.
every summer for hundreds of yeaTs. Here tb..
NATIONS OF Europe and Asia meet with their
products for trade. COssack, Chineso, TuTE
and Persian meet the German and the GTeek
with every variety of merchandise that man
tea opium. fur. food. tOols, and and fabric. .
and last hut not least, medicines. }. G. Aver n
Co.'S celebrated remedies from America wero
displayod in an eleRant Bazaar. where the Doe
tor himself mi ght sometimes be seen. They arc
known and taken on steppes of Asia as well A
the prairies of the West. and arc An sf.ct,,ai
antidote for the diseases that prevail I'm ~
yaourts of the North well as the hufst snJ
cabins of the Western continent.
It is the custom in many of the soutbe,,
banks TO have little placard set mp askinr tas
customers N subscrtbe to the New Book, iriat
ont. by the late Gen. J. B. Hood. Pnbiisbed for
The Hood Orphan Memorial Fnud . i,y t;sn tS. ri
=. .Beauregsrd. Many ladies in the South iiaye
become book peddlers and they smile sveetiy
on tbsr aan1rers, who purchase q COPY of5ths
oook for themselyes, and induce theif frienda
70 GO the same. Sec advertisement in ANOTHER
DALeAPN. opposite the Carter House, has
just received large supply of Shoes for
men, women and children, and will sell them
! at very short profits. Call and ezamina them
before making your purchases.