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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

WE direct attention to the adj
vertisment of p. Nicholas & Bro,
in another column. They have the
largest and most complete stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Wall Paper &C., ever brought to this
market. Prices to suit the times.
Give them a call, and examine their
stock. .,..
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.

ID, s., NOBLE deals in first class
goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Gum Goods
and Neckwear. Give him a call.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06
ENIIGRANTS, ATTENTION
Through without Change.

A through train will be run by the
Pennsylvania road every Tuesday, for
Kansas and other western points. Par
ties desiring information will call on
or address II. A. Riddle, Maitinsburg.
West Virginia Office over postofIice.
ID. S, NoBLE keeps full line of
Wanamaker's clothing, for men, boys
and children. These suits are decidedly
better, in every respect, to what is gen
orally kept in ready made establish
ments.
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Try Pel's Corn Solvent.

French mustard mixed pickles,
chow chow and celery sauce by the
quart, cheap at Blochers
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Don't forget that II. N. Deatrick
has mems Boots from 81 80 up, all
cheap for cash.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

For the best and cheapest calicol
in town, call at IL. n. Deatrick
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Jobe's linseys and yarn for sale
cheap at III. N. Deatrick's.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

1 have now in store a full line Of
black silks just received, from rs cts.
per yard up to S1.75. Ladies in want
of a nice silk dress should not fail to
see them. / am determined to sell
them at the very lowest prices.
deco G.. w. HoKE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

MARTINsBURG has done pretty
we'll for the Irish relief fund.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Now is the time to clean up cell
lars, back yards and alleys.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

FARMERS, ATTENTION See the
NEW BooT-CoUNTER and SIDE
SEAM PROTECTED, very great i'm
provement at
GETTINGER 81 HoKE's.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

THE fireman are getting their new
uniforms made.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

James Pyles Pearline, for easy wash
ing, for sale by Geo. ID. Blecher.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Just received another lot of mill
tary caps for boys at Deatrick's.
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DIED..

as- Ha,f rates-hre cents per hne-for Obituary No.
ices beyond the usual announcement.
At his residence in the city of Bal
timore, Md., ON the 26 ult., JOHN
McMANUs, aged As, a former resi-
dent of this county.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

THE weather this week has been
decidedly spring like.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Ladies, when you want nice black
cashmere, or any kind of black goods
d. Nj. Shaffer { Bro. are headquarters
for all these goods. Call and examine
their stock.
ID. nj. SHAFFER r. BRO.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

The Best Assortment Of Spring field
Watches in town, at w. L. JoSEs'
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

THE merchants are receiving
spring goods.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Bells Corn Solvents a sure cure.
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For Rent.

My CHEvALLY PROPERTY, to a
good tenant. The rent will be made
reasonable.
d20tf G.. w. HoKE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Ladies, if yon want a nice cheap
dress, go to Deatrick's.
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CALL at w. l.. Jones Jewellery Store
and see the patent table forks, as cheap
as the otd style.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

n full line Of Black Cashmeres,
for sale cheap, at Deatrick's.
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Richard Woods

The above are only few Of the names
we have on file giving their testimonials
as TO the merits of'he waster and the gen
eral satisfaction it gives.
G. II. WOLFES, Sole Ageus,
feb2 lat AN Hedgesyille, W Va
4Ee- All orders promptly atteadfdt TO
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

It's meet and drink that is de
priving many family of food.
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w. II. MATHEWS & SON, A gents,
febl4-2m. Martinsburg, w. Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

CAUSE, GOOD GOODS, FAIR DEALING Goo 4ho.,e
AND ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES. 1CC tnClA1.
, 1880-11-26
RUINED DY A RAKE.

Curious Domestic TrngoIy-Tho
Woman In tho Cn4e CNllfcsEes Her
t.stu,c, Attcn,,t. Au3rit,c, md Sub.
snn,,,,,tIv H..an. xs.. =, ,...,,.,
d. ~, ,:',,..'p, a,v"cs cr r, 'sG"" ~.
thcro was recorded III tho register of tho CITY
Prism t,,o nrrnst nf Mnrv Ann '1tcnch fnr In
san,,v 1nvcst,r,,t,,, NJ ;,. WITS, stnw. ono ~
Is'stau" .,''. ,.l w. .!'o sn'o S.'"s @ W. y.
sno on ,nos. c,.rsos Ut. uo,ea.,o tr.Keea @ Iat nns
mcans rl,ne,l home, ,1luthcrless children half
crnzc,) h,sl,nnd nutt w,fo gnnc stnrIe rnvfr,,
"s..r,...' ~, ~. - eo "a'N .sH
mtaa tnro"A" Tug ehecl u rrIhoesn inr her ~
lows:
Al,out nm ycor nro Mr.. mn, Mrs. 1,oact ,,vcd
T.. s,.." w. r... "e r,, .",..., ' ... ns.a
~ t"n"a eo'".t' ~ Ausu'ulu WIS u HsnnB
f,ntl. MD WIS ntlefctt etnp0ynlent In the State
,n,,,ar ~ his Win ,i,"rnI ba. eo,,"n.,. ~. ~,
mAtseF I" h'H wtes "pthtt'ou teF coHaohL 10 ~,
af1u t'inle ample provision, Tor nor nnu tho Two
children. The husband wis gn,lc Il year lacking
VIII, ana supposIn ;e a.. WIS wu.', ~ tno
meantime tho WHO hhu feeoivcu Attcn-
tlnhs from md wns crlminnlly intt-
r,utc wifi, a mai, ,ycll known 10 her blsbn,tt.
nn,i nov II, lns,nc.s in inssc,, i,onntv. IN"
nllsnhna re!airfen. III. OF thn VERY naf no Aat
tmGk mftor supper hls vito !ninrnlaA l.!tl sho
nsa snnlotnk M 70 ~ M.tl: Ater some posslal.
fNM sne tniu inc hsttn1eheu nlispaht lnnt sno
n,r thn.i to.d n,e tiiAt. Mn tnlu hcr he aIoliia
nuke ~ stAiianl nuollt tie tnMtleft btf Woilu
stlo lof tltvufen teAt NY. aicnf1Wnlln ailc was
70 krtr Her apartments, ny nlI ,vs's c!!ueil he-
twncn t,lo'l. IotRsensa ncns o1it ot iMo tlues
, 1880-11-26

catching sight Of tho Ei,g and l'o'ont,s IL con.
snnlmsnt. ,i.n, but Is SUPPLIED with 4 new Nv, n,t!yu
iMM!sr* iIrst Interview Win iS,ssrun's io,i
Tiers fellows On % tr cas.int ii. iiIsenvcty tsat tho
pnels's I,pie!nrei ii.te:" i, ht* fnl!:pay WIN
fcf. fin tcres two flla eacs, .f whlc!i te makes
ro'tnd cnrtirrns 1t wcrc. his hnck lrinE turned
as III s .sa1: "a es. nt "sy rs yy ,y' css a Snss
Ne cot,cst with Ias,tes, nIsi ~ syplanatory q
daily; bu. beyond Doubt the direct nlitl morr
cnrcst thrnstinH n!inte,' ny Savit,l md Henry
Irving .n,t n intro snensr Interest 10 the tinit
tton Is acute. scholarly, nsli tntlncla ntl wnt II
Mrks ian sufficient impress of lInmIrt'H sccrcf.
rhos, lis iiamifi l,ns recn i ,,t 70 hunting IN
nPpatttion rs pcrhhps It ought 10 be.
OS THE NEwsrArElt.CittTica.
with perhaps two executions. ifr. llouth's per-
mile impression, Tho I}tars. tic .itisvti.tr, mid
tho Ct!,'nfcfe sestnw on 1t utmost unqualified mp
proral-tho 1,.nttaI.tr hcin9 enthusiastic tH y
with props atsd thing. .rrs.nsallau,ic,. ,Rtt.. !!
column Of Friendly criticism, ws'l1n Tho Standard
na to a n n n, s9isss irc,v esSx n%yMy ' " so
!enst ne',,Mf,,tc with ihn dramatic sie,sn nf
!no London rrcsa ~! nvoid ti'e mistake Gf M nt-
a wait Of experience; mud ttuRp ni tho Telegraph
exhibit II lAek Of point nin chturu1cy nn! stcM
10 havn l'cGn writtr,l With the nit! NJ Lewcs
"On Actors nn,I tho Art nf ActttH." Tho
critiqurs III tho othur l'npcrs Mrc evlarntlr TIM
work Of colnputomt hands. Makiny allowance?
Sto,Hidrn pr'buby rIcwet, Tho performance
from Widely fep''fato stan.'ponts>-fnnc f!pn.
ing out, merits, ii,U other seeking
For misunderstanding articles III these lMrurs,
tlaiHft differing IN to,,e% md even cont trat!ctnry
IN tcrIns, register critical Judgments hnvinY
ahti, "Mr. f!!ntli nwakcns respect fathcr thin
l'!tsilr1tton." mud hts ilnist Is nm intellectual
at.ldy Ut considerable tncr, hut t.H1l.iot lie NC.
rrptutl Its h finished ur highly MrtIst!c pnrforln-
nncc"; while. nccorltnK in the Nt.rs, It II IN
highly finished performance. t',it dors not enro
tho Impression OF beitW grrat.' Such opinions
rs Tho ntMv1 conn isucifcN|ly tn this: tlNlt
lintll's Jthtnic!, without trcing either Ereni or
etirtlng, Is tho study bf ~ Intellectual fIlt.ll
and wcl'-Kn,rcll nesor; mi! ts,at. tnko It, hna
lonH been tho verdict 1T his own ,ntrynlen.
An American friend tells me tllnt Alr. 1i00tl
expressed himself u hts Visitors yesterday us
0ltEATI.r D1SsATiarlEb
with the way III which the ,pny h,h boon "put
OIL" ut the pr,nceaa, nnh viii tho inn.agctllunt
Of tho stRgs generally: nI,l tut hu appeared
to lIo ttowticnst il consequence. ccrtnlnly, hts
support. with tho exception Of tile U,tid, WIS
~ Indifferent IA It we'll could be. Mr. Awsl-
bourne MS tho EfnV. and Mr.. ryder I,s thu Gst,-
vctcrnns and taynrits hcrr.-fllspuyrd no rar-
VcHln m tho tlMfEh. not hCing prompt ~ luke n
cue. fnntfe the business thtio ut II crlt'cni 'nt,-
mint III tho Clnseisce,lc. rs for tho settings
4 they wcrD bare nnI ill-trvlsed. RANDOLPH.
, 1880-11-26
'Juhn q, Whtttte1's Itlea-
\ Cl.i..a,l,u,l's' Love Of Poison Lsic.

A tpw days nyn ls4yx tho CMrson tNov., dpMul},
Cnir,alniil wua released FUN tho stntg lrisuIi
after Surviving ihrco yenra for Mll assault VIII ln
clothes md tsreclNt to shift for hl4.stlf Ite.
Gently .no san4o man sn4okE Mt thS r.. X EntS' an.l,
kocpur's hAns ttlr sltfu kroplilH. 1t WIS Alnlust
.!ark, and ho tcgxc4 to bo allowed to sleep In his
old ,luurtats over Night ilv was allowed tu tuku
when tho roll wis na,ivst, hls nuanher tsy, wls
skipped. for obvious rssons ~, When ~ was ~
hi" il was llo discharged CtinAlinti. lle ilnl
found his Old striped cluthea 1t Tho w.lsh.iiousu
and lut lheln III. Ills civilian SUIT To h! hid
u.ll awuy. Hu Wus told ttAt he would have 10
", hut 10 begged " b. Kept, urging tlMt bis
CQl4uct laa prcA w gQ0Q tAAE w VaS4t AQt ~
, 1880-11-26
IDEAS.

Ne1y0 fIraclan towns c,,nten1 IAf Homer dead.
~t'Ubes iAetl.
Tho thanks unlrucctt to lips .inknown,".
Are well ulhnllRh for ptIcts tti,wn,
Whom lll0 le.lrcf's stytAe tAs nluwn.
hut fnr,tlo live, consuming hard,
liz luls "shnnE4," traced or ttnlrRcsd," bard
10 1--we U,,-xpuakl1g by tho cara.
fIo IL III, fasting TnHnor, FREQ
Fr,M stutnuEhiu Apptuty. y0N~scc-
starvation sp0tls lils " linz fronzye'
Tho full reward tho poet heels
IL sOlllulh,l,H tullHDle for neuda
AZ tN,lYaUlv W tic BrusaGr grtc43!
Thcn lot hls compensation 10
ttsy tllthy llcrUs lAsu ttGrc4)
hut luwE In letttrs l.. d, u. .
l,sduM-IIs lled,
, 1880-11-26
HUNGARIAN EXILES.
Present whereabouts Of tho Magyar
Patriots WHO Fled from Their Coins
try In 1910,

,,. 1r,,u,,..r - A.. n1.,.,,.
frs*c rSrc ,,,SI I'LL, r. -. ,t,,U .Me n'"s.ur
try III 1910.
1t'ritttm yor Ths Cn,eaoo 7yfL,,ue.
whcu, ,nw,r, tho s,osn or thu w,nr 1Ylo tno
"hen. .u""tu 'np soso VI Nho sc's low lno
Army of tho Hungarian Revolution was scat
tered tU tho winds, aud tho "llutchcr" I[ntnau
v"ra ,,,",,senns r ~ ,n, @ nft th.,;r
,', a'. u .ts ~. f.,,,,I.' "o.
AND thoy did wc!l oven TT swing their ilukotl
lives lccu,,sc tho " "lIutchrr." tho alter eg,, OF
tho E,npcror Of Auatrln laftorwnr,ls No ro,,ubIy
but 1csurvcdly handled In London l'y tho labor
urs OF Inrcay 4 rerltlns' l!rewpry), trultcd nil
thnse WIN rn,,,oincd bonur nntt rrnytrt, ror
n.,,,,. ,,;,t 49,, ,rnst nr.s, sorar,.,: - ,ha
isn'tns1, Nv VIII NV .nes. etuc. SEVERITY v. LUZ
Hungarian Gonor,,fs 10 bo hanged In ono
=.
, 1880-11-26
pACIFIC 1lILLI0NAIRES.
Tho yvcnlelI OF ygurn1azn lktnEH md
1tntlrOnu 1nraias

The suuns,rni eransl ,rucr,v ns.c,,.
mont ' ruI, yn.t Ie, un Munauy a with 't thu Aullor
fuols up sl00,7Gjrn Ut which sia.sGsGp Is FUR
money, 1t Ia prnl,ui.o that collections can ha
masle on ul,o,,t fluo.oo0,oo. Tic riches Of aouo
OF % 9r e!,!''a NJ" aVe en ~ 1 sno -, so. v,,
stosk m 1 ,n''s n una o''oe
=, n.T'a l. credited .!ss,, WIN O.. ayinF ny r. sar r.:
Justice, Betting H,,u, snlllya,,, North con,s,ock,
anil ot,,er co,nnanirs.
George ". HEAVIER has s,oo.ooo in mining
stocR' ma s'D,No III Solvent efcatts'
Tnomo, = '0s s" parso"n, roDsFy s eHns,ss Ct
s,ncs s,snm ~ ,,i,I,r s,o,.k. nn,, s,s,lss, n !
quicksilver md snlvent crc,lits.
and I.onn s,ricty. assessctl ut s.t.,o =
wi ThS % i!""x 70 Of % lsrI!sl ' Nort Anoroa aua sl4o-
W H. ~ "Sy IimSy ~ VIII irtis @ s"n IL s haa s,cooo IN
MONEY ard $S5j,tr0 il loails.
ou1 in III 1,,s,,.cy ar sSuN.oW iivcstUd il, stteks
Inmls, ltii jDaJ,s tuxcthor with s1,UNWM III
money to hc ,,ltiei to tho aBscssnict,.- roll OF
Eharlcs Crockcr's assessment SUNS ,,p sla.iH7.-
ogU. Some nr ,lo itrn,s uro M A. t!2,ss: l..!sT
ss"s s.S eo 6 Gs;s t s'o ra4us ,so q, or;ys Y%;sr
raSi,It. stSE. Sa I'D: us.or;eI yutlyanI Ialutts,
S:NVWHf: iiiiy shares Oakland Wator- Front
sleek. s:siooT. -, ,,l ..-,,- ..,,u.,
stecks q a % sHivot IT, crsiis. Sni0 :" '"'''"' '' ''
sssh Ttxk W. /" A!ta sn'n cSnse,!, S,,s;
srs,'!t ;1:,i,;y. S'.; , sysnt CREDITS so;
''i Da,itc i Cook'a siMv'Gl il segrcyntc,, a!nspg
f,0ie Wnfcr iU,nl,n,ty, inttIan QmcOn, Nur1i,
Ophfr, lsohio WoUu & Lumber Corlpuny, nud
otiier cnn!puulcs.
i,,,,t,oy, $i,W5,0ul; bills recctvyblc, $i0o0,U00;
saySt s:sd!t nscc'I, ,so, a; ,a1a solysnt M
i'acias ii.r'. saooO; iSas sfn,,Ies coos iiay
S;!'s ss%sSS s,SsS issued to Leland s'"f0' u" trustee
crc;iil Iii s, s'''.'lry Sala'iccs. % w '''.s0'0 - ~
sI.0U'tsS snu " rransIsca sinsilxst siuc,, an.i
siGo'isN Ia Omnibus i.nlrn!I q, a st%c'. "a; i; - 49,,
saN,tSW IL stick It, ti.o llny 4 G"ast KaitroaI
cU,unny' Sulih Pacific Coast tnijrnal Com
tM.ny, Iiiy & Const Tcr1ninns Company, md
Jnncs ii. FGtr Ia usscRs, for sia oO0, ns fol-
lows: Il iii yi,,lrys stuell Gr Nuy,u Hunk, $I+-
Nkl; ;s65 sures Cnlirnrsin mining A,uck, Ill. .ii0
us HL,lris Yellow ,fncktt, ;E.NU sh,rs i'iuiic
| Mali atui Mining Company, bUI sliireh TncliIo
,Won'' Lumber Fl.,Me Company, 4Iin sl,nrYs !:
(;nsllxi,t COlll,uny, 1UD0 s.nr,s vlrgli,fn Il tio
it'll Wnter Gn.nrany, nh snarcs Golden City
Jnu1rs Il. FlnEl t,ns 1.1a, s,arcs Nevada Bank
nssesscd for f;ai;,oJ.dA pcrsunl proporty M1,t
~ nonSy: y, IT. ftek i, ~ g!yS III HIT ~ i"l!o%s 70 vi
ln slnrGa raGe ,i M'1it'R Eosm: ss,,
, 1880-11-26

he turned nvny. Ills logic WIS pretty a'ronp
."fan sctrl mn mt, kilen snnctnnly nh'l reno
III, c,ii'n i,aici,rt" ThG Warden Is ,n n ,,,as,-
t1arv whit tu d. fur he renl!y rlIryrs II the nun
Il turnri nwny l,c Will commit s.,snn crime to
pnt elNGk. lTp thinks 1T getting tho 1du1cy Com
mission to lltlk tntn The clso.
, 1880-11-26

SyIiiclicnter'k laypOp1loApIs1tcH
viii c,,ru consumption, coughs, weWk lungs,
bronchitis. md general debility. Established
twGiity.Ute yG,lrH.
, 1880-11-26

The cn,lsolt]at,on Of Agencies, together with
mud 'nrrcars If pension" havc cli,seA Tho vnst
accumulation uf work HOW nl tl1na. There nro
nser nv ~, ~ r. or m
rnfcrrcl tn tilis Office fur vcrlicuttnn nf records
n,i,l circulation Of nmniint due before pnytnont
CIIE hn nlltn hy the AKent.
, 1880-11-26

f., ,,a"" Mh,e"ao ,'s: &: N"s'"Mr.trrn 1.n,,,.n
Recommendations. nj,l,ly nt =, ,'u.o1 sieenn.,
51t}n,t t;5n, "ss si.nrI ,lfSi s
House tpnoi.tt, aiId III tfu oIaa.,na od
, 1880-11-26

Pensioners recorded cd,................... 1n,Gsi
Pensioners trn,lsrcrrctlA. lA........,....,. ".
Pensioners increased. Gd..................... tys&
PENSIONERS restored. f..................,. LIN
Cnrtiiientc$ rcissnru. 1,Hil
EhNtHGs tsetetl. .,,..,......... 1Ii
Corrections tlal!e....... -. .......... Bill
ArrC,,rH notifications rGpnr,tci ....,., .,HA1
Pension vouchers examined. Et!,Mk,
Payments entered. 1Is,*4
IMgc* ot nhetract asscJ.. ................. tI,AJl
lliKrs OF miscellaneous copied. VII
Payments enrrcetGt ...... .............. 4hf
Cniies Of surgeons certificates scrt to
COMMISSIONER. -.-........ ~
Vouchers wiihtlrnwn frUM tlcs.. 6,i2j
Letters rccnEvcl atd rcHistorcA... ..... az!
Letters wrIttri,.. -. 4,4li
Letters cnp1cl fN record. .,...,......... 3.tslj
Letters nicxctl. .......u............... a,GOn
Pension checks verified l,rforv payment,
tIi-nnot1nting tn.................. -. e., ,G.
Settlements for lust checks tuntlc, St-.-
amounting to-. o..................:....,.. ..G:1A
sion cheeks. 'ot stnrch D, is;i, is,N'. $4,000
son checks. rgt March i, 'is;v, lsso". 10000
INV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s,soo,oo
Amount ,pa!a oil settlement Of accounts, .x -
~ leSu Ht'AhAu
The cn,,soint,on 0f Agencies together with
tho granting III pensions hy nets Of afnrcl 0, 1Yia
mud hrrears uf pension" havC cul,se tho vl,at
, 1880-11-26
,;5,;;,; nA;.atoAn q, r!,.,:n!.NrAnlF
ARRIVAL And DEP.lRrlGH 0V Tvliys H. -,

EXPLANATION or REFERENCES M.,
eeff,csEtcd' SUNDAY excoptad. taiuot,s- ts,tnn,,
, 1880-11-26
t.tlkf4 | Anax.

Hatir,iaJ. dI,niiy, G3cTnt MN,,7r' Chilly, etceH
1'nlsH,n tiG-wtil.el Hueyi.,g-t:rs md p,,,s,,..
6msnti9s GetMaen Cnicnan bus Mnnes, Council i,ass
trndlty. tlToavh Without cuntc ialor csrs w, Hhs
ts''vGnnH Ati'kliiH.f;atH With ifHynyIr,r.iss ~.
NJ nxcl,,syn nsn f -c}nss pasSsnses. ~
tHn'nE-f,ars ntttrsrn u "'I Trims ~ "A@
fnh,SnKo: nas g nM MSdttTn.ke. .ke. 4: ~: rn,,, r,,,,w,,
lMu-s shMfHiio" !lclnlt. caenet CHntnn MA rt rWts
T!ckSs oglcns, u Ciask-st. Iakmnr t9es"a. sar:I
, 1880-11-26

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, 1880-11-26

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, 1880-11-26

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with r0vuyng clinlTa Chicago to u. Lnuls xat IL.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-09-08

he WISHED HE HAD LET HIM ALONE
Mr.. Beale, an Englishman, who recently
had gone ashore on one of the BONN
Islands to look for shells, noticed suddenly
at his feet an extraordinary looking
animal crawling toward the surf, which
it had evidently only Just left 1t was
creeping on its eight legs, which from
their soft and flexible nature bent
considerably under the weight of its body,
50 that it was lifted by its effort but
little above the rocks. 1t appeared much
alarmed at seeing him. and made every
effort to escape.
Mr.. Beale endeavored to stop it by
pressing on one of its legs with his foot,
but although he used considerable force
for that purpose, its strength was so great
that it several times liberated its limbs in
spite of all the efforts he could employ on
the wet and slippery rocks. He then laid
hold with his hand of one of the tentacles
in which its limbs terminated, and held it
firmly, so that it appeared as if the limb
would be torn asunder by the united efforts
OF himself and the creature. He then
gave it IA powerful jerk, wishing to olsen
gage it from the rocks to which it clung
so forcibly with its suckers. This effort
it etfectually resisted, but the moment af-
ter the apparently enraged animal lifted
its head, with its large projecting eyes,
and suddenly sprang upon Mr.. Besle's
arm, and, loosening his hold of the rocks,
chung to it by means of its suckers. with
great power, endeavoring to GET its beak,
which could now be seen, between his
arms in position to bite. Mr.. Beale was
Mortified when he found that this hdeous
animal had fixed itself so firmly on his
arm. Its cold, Shiny grasp was extreme
ly sickening, and he called loudly to the
captain, who released him by destroying
his tormentor with boat knife, which be
accomplished by cutting away piece at a
time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-09-08
DAUCHEY & Co.'S ADVERTISEMENT.
A BRAVE
She Endures the Pain ofa Severe
Surgical Operation Without
Taking ChIorcfo m.
(From he Courier.

Mrs Shoemaker, Of Creek Locks,
Ulster Co, NY. had the misfortune to
entirely lose the sight Of one of her eyes.
through an accident. and endured plinful
irfammatorv action th.rein for two long
years. the other eve finally becoming
alphabetically affected, her general
health seriously suffering; indeed. she was
a mere wreck. n walking skeleton. In
this terrible strait, she consulted DR. David
Kennedy, of RonGout, New York, who
told her at once that the injured eye must
he removed. She quietly hut firmly said ::
" All right, doctor, hut don't give me
chloroform. Let my husband sit by my
side during the operation, and | will
neither cry out or stir" The work was
done and the poor woman kept her word
Talk of snldierly courage! This showed
greater pluck than it takes to face hun
dred guns. 70 restore her general health
and give tone and strength to the system,
DIR. Kennedy then gave the Favorte
Remedy" which cleansed the blood and
impaired new life to the long suffering
woman. She rapidly gained health and
strength, and is now we'll The Favo-
rite Remedy " is priceless blessing to
woman. No family should be without it.
Your druggist has it, If rot send to DR..
David Kennedy. ROnaoui. New York