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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Gen. Grant has been elected president of
the Worlds Fair Commission. The Fair
will be held in New York in 1883.
A bill has been introduced in the New
York Senate providing that every passenger
coach on every railway of the State shall
carry a saw and an axe.
The track of the Richmond aud Allegha.
ny railroad has been fully completed from
Wiiliamson's on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road, to Buchanan, aud trains are now pass
ing over the line, a distance of about thirty.
five miles.
The total population of Virginia by the
census of 1880 is 1,512.203. of which 745.>
547 are males, and 766, $50 are females.
The white population is SS0.576. and the
colored 631, S27. There arc 6 Chinese aud
65 indians and half breeds in the State.
The Big Lick Ne,os says: Engineers be-
longing to the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
are advancing in this direction from Bsch>
anan, and will reach here in a few days
surveying a trial route for the extension of
that road to Patrick county, whore the COM
pany owns valuable mineral lands.
Tho Buchanan Democrat has been in>
formed. by Major Hotehkiss that the Shen-
andoah Valley Railroad will certainly run
through that town. The road will be built
down South river to a junction with the
Richmond and Allegheny road, thence on
the %latter's track to Buchanan. and from
there up Back creek to Big Lick or Bon
sacks.
The project Of starting a new bank in
Bsrryville was received with such favor as to
secure without any difficulty the amount of
paid up stock determined upon as a basis for
operations. A meeting of the stockholders
aa halI an Sof,rlou -4oL -I-- -. e. H.
ing gentlemen wero elected as a board of di>
rectors !: Messrs. A. Moore. Sr.. J. E. Bar
nett, A. Moore. Jr., NJ. Mccormick, J. L..
Davis, NJ. w. Jones and S. s. Moore.
A pleasant entertainment was given last
night by Col. G. r. Hogan, proprietor of
the Maltby House, to his lady guests and
"their friends. About 200 ladies and gen.
t!emen assembled in tho main parlors at 8
O'Clock, whom DR.. G. W. Bagby, of Rich.
mond, and G. G. Benson, of Baltimore, read
several selections. The party were enter.
tanned at supper, and after this dancing was
indulged in until a late hour. Col. Hogan
performed the duties of host admirably, and
was assisted by Mr.. James E. Bonney, Col.
f. Q. Plunkett, Maj. f. l.. Kellogg and Mr..
John G.. Kraft.
[Bahimore Gazette, January 22.3.
On Wednesday morning last j.. ". f.
Ailemong, President; j. B.. Loose, Vice.
President. and George W. Berlin, attorney
for tho W. G. and St. l.. r. r. Company,
started for Luray for the purpose of effect
ing, it possible, q settlement with p. 3.
Borst, late President, and B. +. Grayson,
late Treasurer of the Company. Mr.. Borst,
We understand, claims Sl00, 600 as due him
for services, and Mr.. Grayson S12, 900. 1t
is claimed that although these deots by the
Company are evidenced on tho minutes of
the board yet some of the old board it seems
were ignorant of the fact. These claims
must now be settled, and then the road will
have fair sailing.-Harrisonburg Spirit.
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RRlED D.

Ca Wednesday, January 2sth. 1881: at the res
idence of the brides mother. near Wood Lawn.
sistcd bv ReSy: r. K. Stevenson .JoRNnT eT TRUs-
S Msss FA It SItIG e %f fITItyi %s of S xirG'r ,nna and
Md, daughter of Alexander Williams. deed.
late of Baltimore City.
e. II w R1snm .hn ~, At the rosideneo Of Me-,
nesdav. Jannarr iafh, ISL. by Rev Dr. Sn Read Read,
Judge c. T. e%'FERRALL. Of Rockingham. and
Mrs. JENNIE w. DANFoRTH.
At the PARSONAGE at New Hope. AUGUSTA
G Sh"" XxR Re9s" Wa RE; I MOI Is F c,vii rH wflIsr.
on the S Y R. R., from Cold SPRINGS. N. Z. to
Va.
In the Presbyterian Church. Martinsbure. on
E"s 6 evening January 25th; 1881. by Rev.
LULIE B. SrR1BL1NG. both of MartinsburE.
In MartinsbTrg. January 18th, 1851: Ivy Rev.
+; n. Woods. Mr.. RfCHARD w; MCINTYRE.
WORTH, daughter of Mr.. Henry FarpsWoith.
of Martinsburg.
January 18th. 1881. at tho Parsonage of tho
:, !. s H9' ! .S GEo;h re EG!fE II XII 10 b Ma Try
F. GRAY.
On Tnurs1ay evening; the 18th plt;: at the
a neI: M RaT EMMA MIX" <: hoLi f2sB Ii & AFS
At the First Reformed Church III Haeerstown,
last: tho 25th pltimo. mir. GEORGE F. FAY
NAN, Of shepherdstown. to Miss FLORENCE
and Torch.
At the residence of the brides parents. in
21tL ]rltin,". ~ rev. D. Miller. Mir. JAMES
". E0ttEN g of this county, to Miss
Joseph S. Fleming OF shopherdstown.
john Koonce. Camp Hill. HarHer's Ferry. by;
kEiT i to N MISS Mss MoLh1s -, Ii. B soWkks. so SAe ef
shepherdstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Cloaks.
NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN a.

NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN at Is
loss than regular price.
Our stock of FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS is too large to onumcratc, but
will sacrifice them in order to cIoar out en-.
tire stock.
8 Button Kid Gloves 39c
3 " Best Kid $50
A large lot OF = But slightly damaged, csc
A sond opportunity for the Ladies' to buy
UNDERWEAR at less than cest-our en-.
tire stock must be sold.
On our immense stock Of SHOES a dis.
count OF 23 per cent. will be made DON'T
forOcf H.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

The President, on last Wednesday, sent
in the name of Stanley Matthews for %assooi-
ate justice of the Supreme court of the
United States, vice Justice Swayne, who
goes, of his own ~volition, upon the retired
list.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
d E ID F..

In Burlington. West Virginia. January 18th,
1881, NJ F1NLEY SOU of Rcy. NJ. w. Wood
worth. aged S years.
On Friday week. at the home of her grand
father, Geo. S. Christie, in Harrisonbnrg. of
of d. d. and Hattie Avis. aged 16 monlhs.
Near Middle way. in this county, on the 1Stn
Mt. SALLY NJ. daughter of Samuel
Markcl-aged g months.
On "Wednesday morning. the 18th n1timo. in
Clarke county. Va, EMMA K. Sewers, daugh-
ter of Georce W. aud Olivia Sewers, in the 18th
year of her age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

The New York Sun announces that jaw
Gould will soon take his seat as an Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court OF the United
States. In his new role Mr.. Gould will ap-
pear under the name of Hon. Stanley Ma
thews, of Ohio.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
Low IN PRrcE-coMPAcr IN FORM.

INDEPENDENT IN EXPRESSION. CoNsERv.
IN TONE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
BcrryvtMc, Cjorhe County, Ia.

rENHE undersigned continues to receive orders in
4 his line for all kinds of Carriage Work, Re
paite, &c. at his sHor, on the Turnpike loading
TO Miilwood. Having enlarged his capacity for
feeis confident of his ability to please, and only
ask you to CALL and see me befurc purchasing else
where, as I am determined TO Furnish work and do
all kinds OF Repairing at az little profit as can be
done anywhere. and ms | buy all my STOCK of frat
hands | therefore feel satisfied that car sell uoon
as advantageous terms sc any other shop thn /
makes it a bueinPsr. ] keep on hand as far a.,
practicable, and make to order all kinda OF vEHI.
cLxs, such as
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
The Yorktown Celebration.

LONDON October 22.-Tbe chief topic
OF con yerSatioD, outside OF Irish affairs,
Is the yorktown celebration and more
especially the salutipg of The British
nag. Nothing that has occurred for many
years has so deeply gratified the English
people. TINS mark of goodwill from
Americans Is more esteemed than Ii all
The other nations In the world had com
blhed to pay compliment to England.
IL Is impossible to exaggerate tho i'm
preston which the incident has created
IN the public ihIn1. President Arthur.
graceful and dignified remarks give the
greatest pleasure 10 all classes, and be-
yond doubt will be most gratifying TO the
Queen, whose high regard sor A mericans
y as been oil en- manifested. She has never
forgotten the magnificent reception ac.
corded 10 the Prince of Wales In 1860.
"a Canada, truly loyal colony, His
Royal H1ghness was insnlted and almost
moboed by tho Orangemen, who insisted
that he should pass unaer their arches
and 10 that extent identify himself with
the fued they seek TO perpetuate. In the
United States, on the other hand, the
Prince was received with bonndlpss hos
pitaiity and respect, aud the Queen, who
never forgets good or bad turns, has ever
since, ana notably during the Alabama
strain, entertained the highest respect
and goodwill for Americans. The kind
hiiusion TO her made by President
Arthur cannot fail to be much priced by
the entire royal family no less than by
the nation,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
PERSONAL,

II 10 said that Mr.. Froude, the historian
10 10 have peerage.
President Cattell of Lafayette Collaoe
10 travelling In Italy.
Mr. Barton Key, whose father waa
stags. -e so"o =" ss4e
Adelins Patti ard signor Nicolini sail
% from Liverpool yesterday ON tha
steamer Algeria for New York.
Senator Conger is about completing
kosAoons ior the purchase of hand
some residence in Washington.
Baron de Sava, the Italian Minister
,ss'r psnleo oy the baroness and their
feunae, has arrived In Washington.
1t Ia said that an unmarried ara ,aru
accomplished sister OF President Arthpr
10 20 Dc the lady of the White Honse
Aumirai Powell Is in Baltimore and
VII main until after the Operation te
fessore his sigh. has been 5etformed. "
f. fung Wing, the Chinese Associate
ssse1, = - now moving into the bonse
summer. "uttpR the
Mrs: GARFIELD has rented a houss on
EUCLID Avenue, Clsv. laud. Uer hsaitb
eouunues well, but she mentions in Iat-
ssfs 20 ner friends here how wretchaai,
hAnd. '' 'o'eu nus
6esfge Elioi's life," Professor f, w.
aaysr says In paper In the Centuru,
vss 2 long tragedy, in which there was
ne poetponement OF pripciple to passion,
~ 1o personal happiness based upon othor's
Ihe long drought in vi rginia was
ended on Sunday evening by a copi-
o9s and general rain, which continus
ed falling yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Local Dramatic Association.

An amateur dramatic organization
known as "rhe Maggie Mitchell Dra-
matte Association" has been organized
In this city. The Association will have
semi. weekly rehearsals and monthly ex-
hibltous, the first Of the latter to take
place at New Castle, on Thanksgiving
night. when "Waiting for the Verdict"
will be presented There are thirty-oue
active members of the Association
twenty-five gentlemen and six ladies'
and twenty honorary members, includ-
ing Maggie Mitchell. The following
officers have been elected
President, Professor James III. Crabb;
Vice President, Homer A. Herr; Secre-
tary, A. Il. Roberts; Treasurer, j. H..
Woodward; Stage Manager, q. ID.
Rhodes; Business Manager, Frank T..
Hill; Instructor, Prof. j. A. Crsbb.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
The Lucky Numbers.

AT the commencement of the past ex-
cursion season.the Iron Steamboat Com
pany, who own line of steamers that
ply between New York and Coney Islai d
decided to give one thousand dollars 10
be divided up in five prizes. For this
purpose,they gave to every regular travel.
Ter on their line a coupon ticket NUN :
bercd and under series.
The coupons we're called in short
time ago, aud the drawings took place
with the following result:
Series, 8, No. IS, l59, $500; series, 13,
No. 46,74l, $500; series, II, No. 2S,9S0,
500; series, IL, No. 47i3i9, 500; series,
I, 1912, 500.
II any oi our citizens who have visited
Coney Island during The past summer
bold any of the above numbers they
should al once NOTIFY the proprietors al
the line at their office IN New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
From Yesterday. Late Ea,elsn
Anniversary.

The Sunday school connected, with
Calvary p. Il. Church celebrated its an
niversary yesterday afternoon In the
church editice Third and Washington
streets.
The exercises consisted Of singing ie-
citations aud addresses by Bishop Lee
and the rector, Rev. "a. w. Dubois.
The report of the Superintendent Of the
school showed that $17S. IL had been
collected during the year; average at
tendance of scholars, 1874; Of teachers,
II. During the year there had been two
deaths, one teacher and the other a
scholar. The school contributed $40 to
the Home for Friendless Children In
Mexico, under the Jurisdiction of Bishop
Riley.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
YANKEE BOYs SOU IN.
now A CONNECTICUT REGIME MT
BEING ENTERTAINED AT CHARLES

now A CONNECTICUT REGIME MT I
BEING ENTERTAINED AT cHAgLEs-
TON.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 23.
The steamer Charleston, with the
First Connecticut Regiment. Governor
Bigeiow and staff and the Governors
fooS guards, of New Haven, reached
here this morning. The steamer was
met by committee of reception com
posed of civilians and military officers,
who extended tho hospitality OF the
city TO the visiters. Upon landing
being effected the visitors were wol-
coined by the Mayor and escorted to
their quarters at the hotel. They
were taken in charge by the Charles
toh volunteer organizations and es-
corted to the several armories, where
they were heartily welcomed and en-
tertained. The day was passed in
viewing the points of interest in the
city. Many priva'e residences are
thrown open 10 the visitors, and the
city is handsomely decorated in their
honor. Tomorrow there will be a
general parade and review OF the
Fourth Brigade. Business will be
suspended aud the banks closed in
honor of the day.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
PHILADELPHIA MARK ErS,
WEDNESDAY, October ~. 5 p. NJ.

FLOUR continues quiet, but steady. Sales
OF ZOO ntrreLs. including Minnesota ex-
tras al s. 10 for ear, anu at ss a sl2I6
Tor straight Pennsylvania extra family
al - ~ "a ~; Western do. do. at a. 50 a
$50, and patents at ss ,25 q 80. Rye Hour
IN Inactive. We quote at S0aBl2lS
GRAIN " heat was dull. but orlces
were "a traction higher. Sales OF I501
bushels Red and Amber at 81 l6al AZ Al
the oEen board, o % bushels NovyemEeT
SOLD al 81 47A and 300 bushels December
at VI o. - 10 Wds bid Tor Octpber and
5552 Tor January. Rye is lower, az d I059
oushels sod al 4l O7Al US for Peu nsy Ivan la
Corn is quiet aud about steady. Sales OF
oo bushels, including vel ow, at ~ a
l5c. mixed at 7t1aa7215r. steamer al g.
30. 8 at 1Oe., and rejected at Toe. Oats are
"a good request and steady. sales a - :
Un bushels, including White, Mt 51a5 lc
aud req eied aud mixed al i7J5a4sc,
HIsk Y Sales OF Western iron bound
are reported at ! Is per g4lion.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Baron Sfeuben's Will TO be Contest.

There is prospect of serious litiea-
tlon between the natural heirs of Baron
yon Stenben and the descendants of
BenJamin Walker and William North.
his Iotmsr aldes-de-camp, who we're
ado tted by hun AMI Who Inherited, I'M.
ner MS VIII, property al Steuben, n. Y,
AMI elsewhere, now said To be worib
S40,OUO 600. Mr.. A. L. Strubsn, irwho
represents the naturai heirs, has found a
copy OF the Revolutionary here's viii
in which he declared that sufficient
reason had determined him to exelyde
his relations in Europe from any partic.
ipation IN his estates IN Amarica, and 10
devise an his property, except few
patsenal bequests, 10 his adopted sons.
Mr.. A. Il. Stsnben claims to hs able 10
prove that this Will was ontatnsd by
trick and device, AID hopes TO be able
TO secure the ptop-fty for himself aud
tue other natural heirs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
CATTLE MARKET. |
MONDAY, Oct. p, 5 T.. M,

BEEF CATTLE W. re uufl, aud pI ices were
traction lower; 1870 head arrived and
SOFA ~ the different yards at 3aU &C Der
lb., the latter I'd for extra
SHEEP were dull and rather lower (.
10 OJU head arrived and sold at the dil,
!erent yards at 212ai1zc. aDd Lambs at IA
't3c, per H., AS To condition.
hoGs We're in demandd 400 heal ar
rived, and sod at the different yards at
IlaalOlac., per H., the latter rate Tor extra
Park Drope Pard, sd and Lanc1ster oue-
nue.. West Philadelphia. Oct. -.
sHEEP.-Extri., 40 TO % lbs,, bssz to 5tz !.
lbs, AZ TO ~; culls 10 stock sheen
$40 u - 21;sood iambs.61 to 90 medium
lambs, o.? To o; common lambs, ~ 10 81 y.
car scarce and wanted, q to So. Arrt'
vaIh, 55UU head
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
Local Lines.

A fight occurred between two negroes
on Lombard street above Fifth yester-
day morning, during which one OF them
was knocked down.
Is. Frank TOWNSEND has just reeeiye1
= nne lot OF coal at hts yard, foot of
Fourth street.
The rain Is needed very much.
The Land Leagne ofthis city held a
meeting yesterday afternoon at which
u was decided to give lecture by a
well known lecturer come time next
mouth.
no alarm OF fire on Sunday evening
was caused by the burning of a box in
Shaip's dry goods store, Fourth AID
M aEket streets. Damage slight.
The ,hird annual bali of the Norma
Social Club take place In Webster,s
dancing Aeauomy on Friday evening,
November 25th.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. Oct. 25. 1sSl

ASoANbSt't oSp ~ ASS'
The negotiations for an Anelo-French
treaty of commerce have been resumed
In Paris.
The Turkish Mission has returned
from Egypt to Constantinople aud has
had an audience with the Sultan.
The Italian delegates appointed to
conclude the treaty of commerce with
France will return 10 Paris on Wednes-
day with full powers.
The Danish Minister of Foreign At
fairs has sent communication 10 the
AmerIcanista Congress thanking it for
selecting Copenhagen as its next meet
ing place. .-
A despatch dated Buenos Ayres, Sat
urday, the 22d inst, announces that the
boundary treaty has been approved by
both the Argentine and Chilean con-
crosses.
Patty feeling in the German electoral
campaign IS daily increasing. The gov
eminent organs are especially he tile to
the candidacy of Professor Virchow,
progressist, but advocate the return OF
DR.. Stoecker.
Between twenty aud thirty persons
were drowned by the fouudefing Of the
steamer Clan MacDuf. Some Of her
passengers, comprising part of theatri-
cal company bound for Bombay, were
rescued. The disaster was caused by
a leak in the vessel, the water extiu-
gushing the fires. ....a
The steamer Alexandra, of Malmo,
Sweden. hound for that port from New
Castle, with a crew of twenty men, six
adult passengers and four children, all
Swedes, returning from America on
visits 10 their friends, is now a week
overdue and it Is feared she has been
lost in the recent gale.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
, Money Easier,

Money is somewhat easier in New
York and Philadelphia. But at Bos.
ton, it is said, there is little, If any.
Improvement to note in the condition
of the money market. The borrowing
banks still have to pay to u per cent
for loans, which, of course, indicates
that they need money. Ia the general
market the banks are taking paper at
to 6t(G7 pei cent, and charging
from to u per cent on call loans.
There is some money offering at 8 to
81 per cent, but only on choice pa,
per.
Everything indicates that a great
deal of oyertrading has been done
that m ny improvements were bepnn
on small capital that require loans In
and hence money NAV he
expected to be in demand for the next
three or four months.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
BETWEEN A SHARKS JAWS,
Dreadful Fate Of N Young English,
man in Florida HArb0r.

From the Pensacola Gazette.
Anthony Mcdonald, a sailor belong.
ing to the English thip Forest Rights,
was drowned on Sunday, Uctober I6,
while bathing near the Central wharf
Being good swimmer, |. Is not know
whether be was seized with cramps or
was attacked by shark. The mate OF
vessel lying near went TO his assist
hnce as soon AS 10 was known that he
was 10 peril, but before reaching the
spot the unfortunate youth had sunk
out OF sigh. The body was dragged
for, but was not recovered until The
next morning, when IL was found to
nave been horribly mniilsted by sharks.
Deceased was aged eigh teen, native
or Liverpool, ana this was his first voy-
age We are told that while quite a
party OF gentlemen were viewing the
body yesterday morning au Immense
to be more than fifteen
Ieet IN length-arose to the surface aud
seizing the body, instantly carried Is
under the wharf.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
A rUcILIsr NEARLY KILLER
A Fierce Fight, which was vya,.,,.
ed by nm Interested Constable.
New YORK. Oct oa

NEW YORK, Oct. 90.
Frank IcGowan and Denny T,vo,s
Fourth wardeis. fought seveniy-nin.
rot nds this morning near Bulls Ferry.
Tor ono hundred dollars side. Nc.
Gowan gained first blood in the first
round aud q so first knock down In the
third round. hfer twtnty eirbt
rounds had been fought ANIL both vu-
g'lists had been badly pui ished II New
Jersey Constabl ca me up to tho riro
and the leItreo ran away. Til, Can.
stable rctnaiiied and watched the m III
with great interest. After sixty rounds
had been iought, occupying lust An
hour, McGDwan began t. have the
best Of the fighting aud tried to and
the struggle. Lyons would not give
up, although lie had been knocked
down over twenty times. In tho sew
entieth round McGowan punished
Lyons terribly. He forced the fighting
ard Lyons was fought dowp, bleeding
anu helpless. He was carried 10 his
corner and 10y the use OF stim ulants
revived. 1t was plain that he was
whipped, but still he would not ac-
knowledge it. On time bcing called
for 'be severty-ninth round Lyons was
SO frightfully punished that he could
hardly stand. He reached the mark,
however, but was coon fought down
and hls seconds threw up the sponge.
Both men were badly hurt. Lyons
was in critical condition when his
friends took him away. The New
Jersey Constable said MCGOWAN won
fair.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
More Heptas0pils.

Friendship Conciave, No. /, Order OF
teptasophs, was organized in this city,
Saturday evening by the election of The
following officers:
Chancellor-R. II. Sheakles.
Archon-E. 4. Ecke!. u.s..
Proyast-A. X. Hollngsworth.
Prelate-W. G. Shipley.
Scrlbe-E. X. Shaw.
Financial Scrib,-W. +. Harrison.
Inspector Genera.-T. III. Dixon.
Herald H. Stewart.
Warden-James Clayton.
Sentinel-J. b. Roberts.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
yyr1 1HrAYY enyrDnrYhYN
lisa Positive Cure
for all those Painful Complaint and
Weak knesses so common to our best
female population.


female population.
II will cure entirely the worst form OF
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
Infiamalion and u Iteration, Falling and
Displacameuts, aud the consequent Spi-
nal Weakness, and Is particularly adapt
ed TO the Change OF Lie.
IL wIll dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus IN an early stage oil develop
ment. The tendency to generous humOrs
there Is checked very speedily by It's use.
III removes faintness, ilatule 7cy, de-
stroys all craving for stmulants, and
relieves weakness OF the stomach. 1t
cures Bloatirg, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration. General Debility. sleeplessness,
Depression and indigestion.
Tnat feeling of bearing down eau ng
pain. weight and backacne. is always per-
manently cured by Its us6.
IL Will at all times and under all cir
cnmstances act in harmony with the laws
that govern the female s1 stem.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints Of
either sex this Compound is unsurpassed.
Lydia Il. Pinkhain's Vegetable
compound Is prepared al 2i3 and 20
western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price 81 .
Six bottles Tor rs. Sent by mail in the
form eli pills, also In the form OF lozenges
on receipt of price, tl per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
OF inq1lry. Send ior pamphlet. Address
AS above. Mention this paper.
No family should he without LYDIA
T.. PINK HAMS LIV ER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bilicusuess, and tor.
plditJ OF the liver, 25 cents per box.
ss-Sold by all drugg sts.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-25
The Power of me Press

10 10 way is the power of the press
more surely shown than IN the uni yersal
knowledge that has IN less than a year
been ditfused throughout fifty millions
of people OF the wonderful curative prop
critics OF that splendid remedy, Kidney.
Wort. And the people from the Atlantic
to the Pac tic have shown their int Ill
g"nce and their kno wledge OF what Ii In
the papers, by already making Kidney.
wort thetr hon-ehold remedy tor all DIS
eases OF the Kidneys, liver and bowels
Herald.