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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
SHENANDOAH VALLEY &. R,

No. Engine, "Wm. Mines, Jr" with
construction train of ten cars, was transferred
on Friday week, via the Valley Branch B g.
q. aud tho Chesapeake & Ohio r. r., to
Waynesboro, Augusta county, Va. to aid
in pushing: forward the work on tho S.
V. r. R. from that point this way. We had
tho pleasure of being aboard the "Wm.
Mines" on its first trip down the completed
portion of the S. V. r. R. from waynesboro
several miles northward, and were extremely
gratihed at the progress of the work and the
activity displayed on that portion of the
road. The contractors of the section from
Waynesboro to Mine HILL Messrs McGrann
& Fitzpatrick, are leaving no stone unturpcd
for the rapid completion of their work, but
sre going right along, despite of all obsta-
'oies. If a cut or bridge is not finished v hen.
the track is laid to it, the iron and ties are
at once conveyed around by wagons and the
work of tracklayipg resumed on the other
side,thus causing no delay whatever. Messrs.
MIus~& Rowland, the contractors for the
section from Mine Hill to Luray, are ex>
hibiting like enterprise. and expect to have
all their grading done and ready for the iron
by the 18th of September, by which limo it
is hoped Messrs. McGrann e. Fitzpatrick
will reach them with their portion of the
track, and the work thus steadily progress
this way. On the other hand, We are in.
formed that Messrs. Satterlee & Co. are
working day and night to complete the road
from Milford to Luray. Thus we may look
for the early completion of the entire line
from Hagerstewn to Waynesboro. At the
latter place, tho point of connection with tho
Chesapeake Ohio road, orders have been
given by General Wickham, Vice Presiden.
of the G. SO, to make the way clear for
Engineer Coe to put force of hands at
work to widen the cut west of tho present
depot, in order to give the Shenandoah
Valley an outlet from tho town. The frs.
engine put on the Waynesboro section was
manned by engineman John Kahoe and fro.
man Thomas Creswell, and is now under
charge of Mr.. Pence Syler, Mr.. Kahoe hav>
ing boon returned to this end of the road.
Among the persons engaged on the Southern
portion of the road arc Messrs. Spottsvood
cambridge and Phil. Kennedy, of the cnri>
nesr corps, and VIM. Keerl in charge of
cross-tIe department, all from this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31

A Hancock and English demonstration.
procession and ratification meeting, took place
in Washington on Thursday evening last,
and was an immense affair in all of its parts.
The turnout was the largest which has ever
been witnessed in tho District, and was
carried out on the most extensive scale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31

DR.. Starry was handsomely endorsed at the
primaries in this county on Saturday last, as
q candidate for the State Senate, decided
majority of tho delegates elected being 10
his favor. We therefore take it for granted
that Berkeley county, according to the rule
heretofore prevailing, will cast her vote solid
in convention for the gentleman having the
majority here, and give him the nomination
on the first ballot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31
TO THE VOTERS
of Jefferson County.
WEST VIRGINIA,

WEST VIRGINIA.
NJ Office is hereby given that Polls will he
IN openel at tho different places of voting in
this county, esta biished according to Law, on
the
Second Tuesday In October,
1850. (tho l2,h day of the month"; for the pur-
ofieers-st.te. Judicial and Cou1ty-v:z:
Governor OF the State.
Attorney General of the State,
State Treasurer,
State Auditor,
State Superintendent of FREQ Schools,
Two oH Msmbs s5 Of the House Of po'eeats..
Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit
President of County Court,
Sheriff of the Ceunty.
Two Justices of the Peace for each Magis-
torini District,
Prosocnsing Attorney for the County,
Assosnor of Dist let No. J..
Assessor al District No. {,
A c5ista5ie for each A,eistorfal District:
A!so for Ratifcntior or Rejection of Proposed
Amendment of Article 8 of State ConstItution
If proposed Amendment ratified. fur Judge of
now Circuit and for three Com mission rs
as provided for in Sections % and 23
of proposed Amendment.
And for ratification rejection of propoSed
Amendment of Section 10, Article ,, of State
Constitutions
The following arc the names of the Commits
soners appointed by tie Court for each place of
voting:
CHARLEsTowN DISTRICT.
GHHsLssTowS.-F J. Manning. Joseph Trap
WILTsu1aM's scHGor HOUSE Moscs W Burr,
DIR. r. l.. Wager, D. H. Wiltshire
OSBURN DISTRICT.
KABLrTuwx.- George Harris. Thos. Z. Wood
ward. Ca leb Burns.
SUMMIT PoISr.-Robert II. Shirley, N. II.
Willis, Ed ard 3 liaInee.
MEDDLEWAY DISTRICT,
M,DDLEwAY-pr. a. Il. Eyaas. josiah Wat.
son Potter Bowers.
AT THE SCHOOL, HoUsE NEAR I,ErqowE-I.aso
r. strider. p4aiol Extraordinarily. Meredith
Helm.
POTOMAC DISTRICT.
SHEnaERpsTowx.-E. c. W. Herr, David HIlI.
nyer. John H. Z1tte. 49, N'''-
BROWNS SHoP.-J. W. Hendricks, James
Osbonrn. j.. +. Comfy.
SHEPHERD DISTRICT.
SHsPHxFDsTowN.-w J. Knott, George II
Beltzhoovcr. George W Chase
DuFFIE!Ds.- James ". Glenn, Charlie, T.
Earn"art John McGary
BOLIVAR DISTRICT
BoIIyAR:--JosIrua Cavalier. Jpm. T. Badon.
james N. Sma!!wood.
HALLrowE.-Warner W. Rockenbauch. George
koonee, J. W. Rider.
HARPER's FERRY DISTRICT.
HAsPER's FErhY L. A. Montague. George w
Green. lanes Conway.
AASSINGs SCHOOL House Geo. w. BRYANT.
John McGraw, John W Grove.
Given under my hand July 81, 1850
THOMAS A. MOORE
Clerk of County Cesst
lFree Press and Register COW
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= A duel between Colonel VIM. Lamb,
Mayor of Norfolk, and Captain James Bar
ron Hope, editor of the Landmark. was
nipped in the bud by tho arrest of Colonel
Lamb as he was about leaving the city soon
after daybreak, in company with his son for
tho ducllinp>eroupd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31

The Adjutant General of the Army an
nounees in general orders the death of Gen.
Albert j. Niger, Chief Signal officer of the
U. S. Army, under whose immediate super>
vision the present system has grown into ex.
istence. As "Old Probabilities" no one has
6cen better known to the reading world than
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31

The SHERMAN HANCOCK CoRREspoN,
DENcE.-The correspondence between Gems.
Sherman and Hancock, in 1876 II, about
which SO much has been said, and of which
the Carondelet letter OF General Hancock
supplied such appetizing specimen, APP
peared in New York yesterday in pub
lished life of Gen. Hancock, and will be
found in another column. The letters,
strictly private as they were, arc of sort to
raise both gentlemen in the public esteem
as men in high military command as we'll as
citizens concerned for tho general welfare.
There is an undertone of uneasipess and ex,
c'tement about Gen Shermans letters, and
a tendency to believe disturbing rumors,
which are strikingly absent from what Gen
Hancock writes. His temper is always un-
ruttied, his equnnimity never disturbed, and
he shows a sseadfast confidence in tho ca
pacity of the people to get through the great
trouble impending over them without any
aid from the military.
Baltimore Sun Amgnsf 27th.
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T.. w. Mitchell.

Market House Corner. CAarlestowa, Wee, Va.
TAKE pleasure to in torn nv friend, md n.
pubic IN general that have ops No ID a q: snrsTy
In the corner room of the Marx ct. Hou.s vh.,s
you will fad for your Inspection . full lin. |.
staple and fancy -
81 H . g il ri ES,
Among which are
SUGARS, CoFFEES, TEAS. sYRgPs. q ICES
PROYISIoSS,-Bscon, FIaur. Cora Meal.
Lard, &o. FIsh OF AL rarteties. Gained Gsoas Of
all kinds.
CORRECTIONS Plain and r...eA c..I,.
Oranges and L'mUns. Prunes, UAtss And Fi6s
Fancy Crackers and CRkes.
have in store foil and we'll. asserted 0tsek Of
QUEENS, GLASS. WOODEN. Willow
STONE and EARTHEN WARS,
" hich will offer at bottom prices Snekinr ana
CHEWING TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Cigarettes. CigAi Smokers. Pipss. ne.
mention above few leading dspattnsnts .f
my business in I'll brAnches Of fmtort.d Dsnss-
NC staple and Fancy GTocsries. ] aim 10 buy
Carefully. and to Tcpresent nay goods tha every
one dealing with me viii have reAson TO be pIsas,S
and sAtishcd and those who have not iaversa me-
win Ca II arc cordially invited TO do 90 nd IL
anime nv goods. PromisinK in all casss ssur.
te"u: 'rcntment, am always willing 10 shsv
Goods and give prices. All orders viii rec Give
prompt Asd careful attention. Gosds d.ivsrsS
IN corporation limits tree Of charge by . reliable
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken i. .,.l..s.
for Goods. Respectfully
June S,lsSO. r w. MITCHELL
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Dr. Tanner, the great faster, has lost all
his teeth aud now weighs 1855 against 1874
pounds when he began to fast.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31
NEW GOODS.

"E are now receiving, from New York City.
w one of the Largest and Best Selections 81
Gents Boys and Chldren's Hats ever brought to
Chariestown. Call and examine our immense
STOCK. TRUSSELL & LONG
OF the latest sty les and make, for the fall and
winter, just received ~
Aug; a., lsso. TRUssELL LONGS.
A NICE assortment OF Dress foods Casbmsre.
~ Caiicees Carpets just received at
BEAUTIFUL stock of Notions and 49,.
Goods from Phifade lp his, just receivedat
aue: -, Ieoo. TRUSSELL l. LONGS
SOL 1RUsSELL s LONGS,
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COMMUNICATED.
JEFFnRsoN Co Auonst 9

JEFFERsoN Co.. August %.
Mr. Editor The election of Judge
Hoge's successor seems to be a subject of
much interest among the thinking people
am soyery much surprised that the people
of the county of Jefferson should make this
political question, aud also claim the Judge.
ship as sectional turn. Now am sure our
county was honored twice with the high po>
sitlon in the persons of Judges Balch and
Chapline. Now let us look at this matter.
What is it you want-a gentleman who stands
unreproached before the people, dignified,
honest, high minded man, no. man who is
the least embarrassed an any acay OF could be
influenced By any oil these large corporations,
such as the b. & o. r. r &c. l mean no
discredit to the candidates heretofore named
for the high position. But what want to
say is, believe that the Hon. Blackburn
Hughes, of tho Berkeley Bar, would fill the
position of Judge with moro credit to him
self and universal justice to ALL uninfu-
enced by any ono. than any of the Bar of
the Sd judicial Circuit Ii is a high toned,
honorable gentleman, such a man who at
this time is passed by aud left in tho back
ground by these uIe tricksters ,cAo do not
teamt to see Justice prevail, and if Mr.. Hughes
was IN the position you would fud that the
scales of justice would turn as readily to the
poor as to tho rich. It is high time this
Jarce-of the fuCored on trial, should come to
an end. Let US elect Mr. Hughes to this
position, and the we can feel we have Judge
OF this Circuit who will at least be honest in
the discharge of his duty. This be would
do at the risk of all, without fear or favor
A JEFFERSON CouNTy F.p>Po
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Democratic State Ticket.

s For Governor,
JACOB B. JACKSON,
-2ts, 's of Wood County
For Auditor.
JOSEPH s. MILLER,
~ of Cabell County.
e.2l For Treasurer,
THOMAS o'BRIEN,
OF Ohio County.
For Attorney, General.
sti ra.s c. G. WATTS,
of kanawha County.
.7z For Judge of Supreme Court,
81! THOMAS G. GREEN.
of Jefferson County
For State Superintendent of Free Schools.
ysa. B. L. BUTCHER,
of Randolph County.
The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
Constitutional Amendment; Article 8.
',-iT FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
constitutional Amendment, Sec. 10, Art. g.
r-. FOR RATIFICATION.
se-- FOR REJECTION.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-31
Levi Baker,
BRICKLAYER AND sTONE-MASON,
AND MAsuFAcrURE8 OF
M BRI(N
Chsrlestown, WestVa

MY old friends and the public generally arc
4I1 informed that am prepared to do all kiuds
ofBriok' work 4 nd Stone masonry at tho shortest
not ice, and am also prepared contract to fur.
nish NO. BRICK for building aud ali puroose.
Thanking my friends for the patruna e g bes owed
upon me in the past, still solicit a continuance,
and to now orders promise the most prompt and
carefu atten ton
August 81, 1850 LEvIB BAKER
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MISC ELLAN EoUs.
NtnaoD T.u.s.ttl twa. Z. Lose.
TRUssELL & LONG,
New Sadler Building.
CENTRE ROOM.
SPRING L SUMNER.

Il NE public i. hereby notified that vs have jass
i Teplesishsd our stock With large and vasisd
saPP!y of Spring and summer Goods, which Ne
shaI! offer at slight advance for Cash. Goods ssld
at City prices. We have, in
Ladies Dress Goods,
Cdshmeres, Psrcules, Buatings,
Dress Giaghams, De6aees.
AiPaeas. Pacific Lsstres, DC.
We have trimmings to match The Drss. rs,,s..
Our Goods are Jnst ~ bat We rsprstent th,r 10 hor
nhG when you purchase from ne, you cal Fsst q.
sursd you get What you want, and What vs rep
resent them to be.
zE1GLKR'S CITf.MADE SHOES
Specially in Ladies', Missss' and chiIdrep,s =
They need NO recon- me n a tiua-svsrv pair ruer.
antssd. 6ents' and Boys shoes of every ssserip-
CENTS, boys AND cHI1bkEN,s Arr
OF every description. We sell Tay lofss AisekiAaN
and the English Braid-som sihine sntirelv nev
in Straw Goods
Ready-NIade CIothine
for Men and Boys. Suit, made to order ed sac
guaranteed n beautiful asseF,m,at Of Caesi-
meTes, Cottonades and Jean. Cent? RuTnishis n
Goods nice assortment, such as Ties, Scarf. .
Halt Hose. handkerchief, Shirts Draw ers Gel.
lars and Cuhs. &c. Our Notion dspaItmsat 10
hIisd to orerh"wiag-Fancy Ties, LisIs Thread
erything In the Dry Gosds. Notioa. CloIhinr an6
BOOT and Shoe line for the Spring and SUMMIT
Inese goods we've bought early. and conaa.
qosntiy We will be able to meet any in priees
" thank ths people for thetr liberal ps tros re
In the past. and hope by our kisd trssthn. n ~
the public patronage.
April S. 1850. TRUsSELL q LONG
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned gives not;ce that on The 18Th
i OF July there was a otc OF han stolen from
him, tho amount beng about Eighty three Dol
lars; however, the amount not urAtey. n ithcr
tho date ofsaid Note. II is signed by John KabIe.
he undersigned hereby warns all persons from
EaNin any thing to d with the ote afose men.
toned, as he has new Note in place of the above
named Note
August al. iss0-3t: VIM McGIIF
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ELLAN Eo Us.
Ii S g Z LII N e o Us So.
TO THE
f. a r. M ID r. S.
Of Jefferson and Clarke
Counties!

Of Jefferson and Clarke
Counties!
T N oferin Fertilizers this year, / can confident
~ say that will offer them a line of phos.
pilates that cannot be Equ.Ied nor ExeeIIed as 90
High Grade and Low Price. will first name the
OLD RELIABLE PROSPHATES
made by P. zeIl Sons:
THE AMMONIATED BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE,
THE HIGH GRADE BONE ECON
OMI2ER, AND
THE DISSOLVED BONE PHos-
FHATE.
would also call The attention of the farmers
to the trial test made by wrn. F. welrick, OF the
arm of wsirick & weller, who bought sad
nowed twenty different Phosphstcs his farm
equal number oil pounds per acre, and commit
tee OF Messrs. VIM. Ny ers, Jere harris, Robert
Chew and G. W.T. kearsley to decide which was
Phosphate cold him decidedly the best: n OF
only In the straw bu: the heads were distinctly
of the above gentlemen. a,n the agent of the
Farmers Bone and Ferti-
1ieiz1S Company.
of PhiladeIphis, who say the above Comnany IL,
it pur ports to be, FARMERS COMPANY
The stock i. owned almost exclusively by Farm
ers, and lite management entirely under their
control-si1 mem bers of the Beard Of Directors
bein e themselve, actical farmers The latter,
az farmers and large consumers of Fertilizers,
have engaged in this enterprise, aud accepted
the responsibility of lite man cement. to assure
themselves end the community niprt frE nd in
the manufacture of it's manures. md shat they.
shall be put upon tho ma ket al low prices a
tho coat of their manufacture and sale will JUS
tify
The constant aim and effo,t of the managers
has heen to produce Fertilizer that all could
rely upon with as much certainty as barn-yard
manure. and We fatter Ourselves that in our
high GRADE NITRO and HIGHGRADEs SUPER
PHOSPHATEs. We have fully reached our aim.
their upon ali the various crops of tho farm
and garden during the last aeven years having
almost uniformly given the highest satisfaction.
can with confidence offer also tho
SUPER-PHOSPHA OF LIME.
which produced such wonderful effects on Mr.
Weiriek's farm in tho late trial with Twenty
other kinds. The
COLUMBIA SUPER-PHOSPHA
for Wheat, is the highest aly.is in the market
and has never failed TO give satisfaction. would
caution the farmers 10 be careful and get the Best
Article in the m ,rket, Cheap Phosphates ev-
identity shortened the crops fully 4 third the last
harvest. producing only two rows of grains in.
stend Of three rows az is usual with we'll matured
wheat. will DO glad to show my Phosohates to
the fsrmers. and will deliver them anywhere ON
oar Railroads. would cali psrticuia- attention
to my Circulars, which will mail to tho farmers
E. NJ. Also UITH, Agent.
August 3 lsS0-3m.
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COAL! C0AL!!

Just received 100 Ton. OF BEST
GEORGES CREEK RUN OF M1nu
COAL; suitable for Thresbing. Bl.eksmi,hi,1 -
Lime burGIng PURPOSES. and for sale Ia 49,.
ntIfs to suit At $3.50 per tor. by S-cs-
July IT, 1850 HsrpeI.. FEC nsGKAw;
VARNIsHEs!-Boi6 FaTnit0Te s.z NJ
YArnish sOId cheap bv lying
Gko T. LIGHT s. CO
DuRE cidar Vinegar PeTer PoVeT.5e .I.s...-.
mAks-just received by
aug. .. 1850. s. 8. DALGARN.
MAcKEREL iust received aud for ,aIe by
8, s. pA4GARS.
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A LTHoUGH keep rocery Store, il does not
90: "a in ,oy E.y interfere with my Tin and Stove
Respectfully. JOSEPH H. EAsTERpAY
August "a, 1880,
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Heating by Hot Water and
Steam,

the latest and best range in the market, with all the
modern Improvements, finest casting. best baker
automatic oven, best sitting CRATE, and We war
rant it to be the most compact and convenient range
made.
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Tin ROOfny anil job WOrH.

done In tir-t-class manner. and promptly attended
TO- and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Augusta, Feb. 2sfh. 1850,
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Take ,aO other. See Una,
/ the name Of Of. W. kiNsMAN
lis blown in the bottle.
sold by all druEx,
md dealers at 1Oc. ;sSc .
sJc.
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does not dry up a cough ana
leave the cause behind to attack
YOU again. 1t loosens, cleanses
and heals the lungs free from all
impurities; allays all irritaiion' irr,.
Pleasant and taken by thousands
lndorsed by eminent physicians,
and by the press. BE sure 700 can
for
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weekly Kennebec Journal,

pn,lisbed every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
,n "anr in the State, containing news political
s%d m,s4 sssn's %arss xs .ae s poetry
Tr,os a. per asanm in 0drdnce.
Ie.nsent Advertisements, 500 per inch ior first
accents per week for each subsequent in ion.
special Notices, $50 per inch for first week; 80
..,,s nor week for each subsequent week.
on.ine.s Notices in reading columns, 20 cents per
as for first inserton 10 cents PER line for each SUBJ
lament insertion.
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GEN ERAl
DEBILITY
Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites.

As this preparation Is entirely different in its com.
bination and effect from all other remedies called
Hypophosphites. IN. pablc are cautioned that the
genuine has the name Of FELLOWS 4 Co, blown on
the bottle. The signature OF the enior. James l.
Fellows. Is written with rcd ink .ross each kahrl,
and the price is sl.50 per bottle. Fellows Com
pound syrup of Hypophosphi,es is prescribed by the
first physicians in every city aud town where intro
dnced, and is thoroughly orthodox preparation.
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Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
DAILY md WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
tn receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
KEyxEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON ::: 5. M.PErTENGILL Co. 10 State
Street.
r.. NILES, No. fremont st.
T.C. EVANS, 252 Washington st.
HORACE DODD, 80 Washington
Street.
urw YORK .::DAuCHY & Co, 19i Fulton St.
~ GEo. Z. RowELL Il Co., 10
spruce Street.
JAMES II. BATES, Al Park Row.
". W. SHA.PE & Co.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL& & Co., 81 Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA n. W. AVER & Son, Times Bldg,
Chestnut and Sth streets.
s NJ. PETTENGiLL & Co., 70l
Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, II. b. HUBBARD, City Bank
Building.
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BEST CABINErOR PARLOR
ORGANS IN THE WORLD;
winners OF highest distinction
st every world fair for thirteen
years Prices, $5i. t57, SO, $s4.
siee, TO s5o and upward Also
for easy payments, Ss 4 month,
or eos aquarfer and upward.
Catalogues free.
Mason 1 Hamlin Organ Co., ia
Trem0ufSt ST.. Boston ,46 Eas, 18th
St, Union Square, New York ;
80 Wabash Avenne, Chicago.
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EPILEPTIC FITS.

n:-
EPILEPTIC FITS.
ST. PAU, Mnn Jan. ith, ISIS.
JAMES I. FELLOWS, Esq:
DEAGSiR:-I have deferred writing 10 YOU ere this,
that might be able TO give account of the effect
of your medicine. can now safely that il Is
doubtediy the best ! ever tried. there be no
doubt that my little girl is in a fair way of recovery,
and you must bear in mind that this n very bad
and do honestly believe that had ! not given
it TO her. she would have been dead this. Now
she eats hearty and is gaining in csh the fits
y partial and the action fthe heart is less terrible
am, sir. yours very respectfully.
ID. W ALTER DANES.
Northport, Wis, May d, 1917.
JAMES !. FELLOWS, ESQ.,:
SIR:-l have been using your medicine far
year now and with the hest effects. ! hav" used Il
bottles of the Hypophosphites, and il has made new
man of me. have been aing over six wears with
IA number Of diseases, hut lung difficulty was the most
prominent. have been under the of great
many doctors, and have taken quantities of med-
cine without any apparent benefit, but appeare, TO
be still growing worse and weaker. until accidenl
came across of your circulars and was constran-
ed TO try your medicine and found its effects
almost magical upon me, and was "a surprise Ia my
self and friends having gained so rapidly in flesh.
remain respectfully,
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing similar
name; no other preparatioRis is substitute for this
under any Circumstance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-29

The following is the sworn statement to
the Insurance Con, missioner of Massac hui
setts of the fina ncial condition of the