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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-05-05
No.
THE MAN OF GLASS,
Eighty.Three Years in an Insane Asy.
Ium--A Strange Case.

From the London Globe
/ very extraordinary existence was brought
to close a few days ago by the death of Il
man who was known as the Man of Glass"
The records Of the Asylum ut Bicetrc. where
the man died. showed that as long ago as
1877, when he was IS years old, a certain
Jubissler was brought to the hospital. suffer-
ing from mental alienation of Il severe kind.
His malady had been caused by a wound in
tiicted by pane of glass which fell upon his
head, and before the cut could be healed. the
brain became affected by Il permanent dis
ease. The sufferer lapsed into idiocy, and
then into madness of a more violent kind:
and he was shortly afterwards shut up in the
asylum, where he has remained ever since.
After the first transports OF delirium had
passed Off the man became more calm. but
he could never get rid Of the idea that he
was made Of glass, and that the least shock
or blow would cause him to break in pieces
He remained, therefore, perfectly quiet and
silent, being afraid even to speak, for fear of
precipitating the catastrophe which he fam
cied was ever impending. For eighty-three
long years he has led this singular existence.
OiiiJ Ohco "Pon.nS Ills lips u speech, Wnen
he asked for a little tobacco. At one other
period his intellectual and physical faculties
appeared to be aroused, and that was when,
during the siege OF Paris he could hear the
shells bursting i'll the air at no great distance
from his place OF retreat.
At this time he was seen to grow nervous
and less lethargic, and to walk about restless
ly, humming some words which had no in
telllgible sequence or meaning He survived,
however, and lapsing into his usual cond-
ton, has so lived to the age OF 1O3, testifying
in q somewhat striking way, to the effects of
totally placid and inactive tranquility, both
of body and mind, in prolonging life No
little credit is, however, due to the author-
ties at Bicetre for having thus preserved for
elghty-three years an existence which from
the first was utterly useless and uninterest-
nc
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-05-05
Fashion Among the BhoOtias.
Contemporary Review.

contemporary Review.
The BhOotias, of India, are descended from
emigrants who must have left Bhootan long
ago. Their villages present curious spec
tacle. Pieces of cloth of all colors, on which
are printed incantations or prayers, futter in
front of every dwelling. The Bhootias them
selves are % fine race OF men, powerfully
built, but so full OF superstitious terrors that
they are frightened at their own shadows.
They plat their hair into queues, and the
men pluck out their moustaches, leaving a
little fringe at either end, as if to indicate
that they might have them if they liked.
Their dress consists of long coats and trou-
sers OF warm stuffs, with a kind of pork-pie
felt hat. They wear cloth boots too, with
thick leather soles. 1t is difficult for stran-
ger to distinguish the men from the women
among these hill tribes.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-05-05
Hard to Swallow.

In Colorado is a ten-acre field which is no
more nor less than subterranean lake COW
cred with soil about 18inches deep. On the
soil is cultivated q field of corn which pro-
duces thirty or forty bushels to the acre. If
one will take the trouble to dig a hole the
depth of spade handle he will find it to
fill with water, and by using hook and
line fish four or five inches long can be
caught. The fish have neither scales nor
eyes and gre perch like in shape.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-05-05
An Indignant Sheep Man.

\ gentleman who owns sheep ranch in
Western Texas, and is very wealthy, went to
Galveston with friend intending to remain
over and see Mardi-Gras On Sunday he
and his friend went to church The clergy
man gave out his text: "A good shepherd
will not leave his sheep The sheep man
from Western Texas nudged his companion
and whispered: Lets go, Bill; he is hitting
at u.s." and out they went When they paid
their bill at the hotel, they told the clerk
that was not the way to build up the wool
interests of Texas nor to secure deep water
on Galveston bar.
, 1881-04-10

EsOR SALE-BY T. B. BOYD, ROOM !,
~ l79 Mndtkon-st-: .z =

EsOR SALE-BY T. B. BOYD, ROOM :,
- stAu'eHHjsi HnsiSEss pnopEhrY. 49,. !,
sscss ssss 7 sSf
ssWE Five stores and lot 1a5zlae. corner. on State
sJa;s ton On asas xs sssy a PAYS s
Si:ll.o.rwo brick stores and 1e-rootn frnne dwell
tns. i"t +xliG' corner Hubbard and Aaisted-sts.;
,xlsSV1hrse frame stores dwellings over: lot r.
nt.q river; rents tor s. ,n.
cSincr nt Van isureil-s "nd "d % ue1.nite Ills
ine eurner tor safcs and hts' only two blocks from
awsll!ns syc5 otH5n, nor ees
s sVTii1 SIDE DwEIL,Scs AND LOTS
tro r5 soa. n Sx @
gr!r n;sn; noS;e has eysry mnassn
IS &3aI9ixo:stsry aud basement modern 11,Eoon
brlek dwelling frame barn, aud lot ixl1 On Atsht-
ran-uy., hetween Twenty eighth nnd twenty ninth
fered this Viii pns tie @ r"nna = pr foot For sao
only Ten ,Ss ~ nt ] t9oS sSs =; iso,t j. hv,
LOT. east front On wnoasn-av, uear fhirts-thrd-st
$sdS-GetaTon front brick Dwelling. barn, and lot,
WEsr SIDE pwELL1Scs AND LOTS.
San burs sa rhs Il eerny
se1 e sna sy waees tcs "a G cesso G %
$s..tU-'l'is hpuse, three roonls deep. has evcry
modern improvement, octaEun front, l2-roUn brek
nne nri:k b;r.,. and t IN washtng !on- -, between
every respect SctEhbor!1ood first ctss, Look Ut It,
Si.kl leor.cr)-iIl modern Improvements, 9-stnry
and bnse1ient l0-ronnl brick dwelling and lot I.Ii-a
IN Cun.ress-st-, between l.Atn ut.d Wont; cheap.
s;on1frust f-ruo1n dwellings ,>n NAsllifl.tnl-at. be-
Cn!un Iark aud Slle!tsunst: stune steps ind
sidewalks. suuttl front; fot SfIi There Is l." stsl
bargain Offered til tue city; house reas now nt fLuA'
" 2.'M ench-tsu, h1s, Htd Ge1 West PolS-st, three
stonr-frnnt dwellings, bath Water and gus, lot Xits
These hnusen would cost sS,N to build so-auy. Tnry
:,ttsi rach-Twn new e-story and basement brick
dwellings, and lots Houses hilt ln nta Ut ro rs'ns
each Jefferson nshT 4iArrs.'n great nr:n.
SOkYti SIDE uWEt4l.t ATS AND LOTS.
StSUJ-Ihs IS one OF the snnst elegant history and
on Urrborn-av.. steps utd Sidewalks. ronsis
deep n,d his every nodes., convenience; hne brick
,rlrl and lt .JSiAt east 'front.' between chcrSo-hv
aud Diyision-st- LOOK ~ 1t. --..
frnt brick dwelling and hot, south front TN ln!ia-
81: between state 4,:u Derbrn-st.. Rents .Do ler
years house. IL LII perfect order; every niudern nl-
Sis per foot lot six @ 4n l1Sal!e-s i4oar schcs
So per fout, lot lGxll5 IN southeast cornor vi
Fur;f-secnnl-St- and 81. LAwreisce-nv. within tw.
blocks Vi Cottage Groye~av cars ia ensc 10 F;iil rua
rp,'t- hs il the eneapcst lot that has heen hfcse!
rear. n,l pcrtsc, ittc Ihs proert5 Win bring *lJ0
per tn years. There are antue line improve
iuonts 1air around This during the sE.nlacr.
ssu per ioDt. iUJxlN. southwest corner State und
t1y-ntnth-st@ Cacap. ..-.
III per foot, southeast corner Mch1Ean-nv ana
s.; per fuot S)xk5 cast 'front.' on Wabasl-nv. be-
TWEEN rIfty-seeohd and fifts-1tt!rd-sts.
, 1881-04-10
CITY REAL EST1TE.

-c1--
T1OR SALE-BY TURNER & BOND, 102
4 Washington ,..,n,,-.
No. s4.o rr.tre-ay. s-.orS urick rooms, parlors.
%; on :,,n Hour III modern nroven,ents stS soaa
81. Ill rrntfe-ar., Ssio;y md bss:tnen; sto%eu oiuo
fFnt hSn:S x9 ~
fFpn,; T!s1:,G9 Ss framc ,oroo house m ytf,v.e,b
near 1adtsn-sS, ;5,uU ''o y" '''s u@'~'''
oscs - 1arv ay ,c s1oFT ana basement brick
No. ut: Ejtis-:.v neaF Titrty.ii{,h-st east front
kisehcn on 1st aoo oo 0'cA paf'0Fs ana
1os ST. MA s Eor's!h and Forty-rstst 80
'1Ss @ a S and cellar BRICK
~! ~ a sa5s s5Saa s'a:: Ga ,o
s,Ut St''e'h~ss' NV. - s-s1oFs fF'me' lot 2s1Es1
' Prair'e-av 2-stor5 ana basement ssone-front
Ea and
s,aWN Ac'' sa-st' n.1i'' sooo nouse'
N1 t;t Soush and cellar stone mn
Tw.s-stury H,,u basement Ir.nie. mansn,d 1Uof.
." c.!,2fs SiSvs;sT nsas rrty 400
rni:iy -iiftu.st. y" .'s's o'o,.as Iva. 3up
1x",sory trns :nd e5isk basement on ind- en-,
NJ -; VernUn.ny .:stoTv and basement Dfich GS1
SH :i:. 1ndata-nv :-sors and bnsenent trn'ne o1
~ =, was, WEST ,.,.o ..,o,,. ,p,,,a
3i3Mv ;,,, wox, ul,.o..., ,.x,or. ,na ART, tr.mo
0Ffs u 1T s sa % ,,c 10
'0H1s }%9 w.s1 ,s fasis lot .,o to
ssss
S:.'eIi =" III S,,,h t,,t,ovst f,,ua co,toco sI-,a
A. 5 zsaF, JILL III hoss We.s
~, iti,t W., inrn .t,n-St s..frrv <rnr,t, ~
NS S.s:;,n ss syn, eey :s.or, frame and brick $3.50
1wu-stury frame 10. Is iinryari- l,SO
y" s a'' urek @
Two-.,ors ~! ff,us h"ss ad fSot iot on ST.
A0nts-aT'' Aa~nas!S NSitr1. SIDE.
Nc II; Mehswk-ss :.,sosy frame: lso
~ III IL Seae .: os :iSi5 In front md
:. tex. on Nonsoo.,t:. sda'a hSri; front east Of
i.::tn. per foot
'S' %wsn,y s s'. Witt a:Sa: between
5'.ts nsar 's i:l!!i l:Ysk l:iana caF-shops.
rs 81: i.s1 "n p'i1f:ss IA ia:s-av corner rntrty-scv
q en'1.ss 1nat s ;,;,r 1901
h:.s ilSlssast hss tsn,Ttnnd sSr1iaS o each
6 'Ss FEET % On x9aslsst s Sstwee, 1u
81 feet On t;ream Bay -ruui, iicas Diversy-
III (altrr.st Hymn ;si,01
81 feet On Gviisc i,car WY
sn.1i .n near so pcr foot
s, feet CORNER stewnrl-uy. nnd Enewoou. IN En-
qxc sTssa; S}s On huron iad sa;;ciiof:s,s ,;v8
.sas't ioi Of; wesi near iiosis
~ ~ 's'' ~ )" ''a7 sAtXi iKAC1s- '' ,.,,
asr.s a:r..s near ,,t,r HnmsG';i. g., raFk'
s,S i 1s'sn between prere and
Gr:i,ld. m .bou!evards. % very cheap '''
, 1881-04-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

T7OR SALE-BY BAIRD & BRADLEY,
Il g s:f o1eAnrd-st s.sory. frame,
$?i intsston:ay:. ::.osy frame 9qae;,,. ,,o.o
sren9s ha%e lois s srs sepaae houses. ana
III ad r 81 III! snea good cottages Cham
si Fors rsnce-av:: ir:,me cottsEe Tor two families
Kilt sevtfai esrsnt yresidences on Dcarooru-av.
SOUTH SlDE-an1 Mch!san~nv.. large 3-stoTy and
IS inaana.av stosy and basement fsa@e. .fDhi 1th
ss;oEy ana and t,ms sr'sk
3 H111nss r,?oaT slosy sna fra,o
31ll Wuhnsh-av., :-s;orv frt.nu.
3hl Forcst-ny;. ssory and basement octason front,
III S;'ia H;ouesay' :os sss;ory and basemen, brick
MI hhodes-av~ 2-story and basement brick.
5s; ir.rie w. 3-story frls1ie. 1nansard roof.
l~Twenty ynft-st, 1story, nansasd roof. brick, south
wisT ,slpE-cls washlneton-st. :-story and base
Ell soIh Morran-st.e estory and basementb.ic stone
81 South Curtis.st, sstory and basement frame with
sol south oakley, :story and basement brick, octagon
3 South Oakley estory and basement brick, octason
29 South oakley 2-story and basement BRICK octagon
q Nerth oakrey-st. 2-xtory and basement brick
Wlntht9p-p!nce. 2-stOry and basement brick
5 rnrk~nv fruue cottage, with b1ta-room. ETC.; lot
:Jx11i.
~ Park .-sory and basement brick stone front.
1 see!cy -v .-atury amt basement brick, 10 rooms.
III Artc$ian-av.. frulne cuttn.c
Il ArtesinE-sv .-story frame. WITH lots.
so Nos wess5a SssT ss bSst 5tor
Il Il, tss Sorh Wtssa'1. Wes'srn.av, 5 sto2y {fams
III North Western:av., frle cottage, with lot 2sxl
III SoEth Weslcr,.-av., fraue cottue. With lot x.
Southwest N0rlti-ay and !!fxon-st. lot I24t
with three frame buildings; will pay high .:
interest AS nn Investment
In viii, fur frame buiid.n:s producing good in
HYDE FAl1t-Two tine:y-located residences on
N.shlnGson-Mv. easy walk from opot; also 2-story
frame house on JcIGrSun-st, s0ftth Of fitty-tnfrd
, 1881-04-10

j:7OR SALE-OR ENCHANGE-Gt1O1C
Z and lar=.. variety IT improved fa:i:ss; many
sucked; the time sufnK 1;'pr,:tcaes, to
buy with stock und wote crop. 1,ci III par
aain; some short distance frUfl Cscsso. j. y.
ffI;SLAfsii. lkuOu Is II jIearburn-.t.
, 1881-04-10

Tj7OR SALE-TWO-STOHf AND BASE
q u.nt stone-frout. No. 6A North PaEk-ar. for
nicriy North Ff:Inkn-st.}. between " Nistonsln a"d
Menonauee-s:s, IL rooms BATHROOM, !aunnty, etc;
S.;;hU. Auply on the VseuIASts
, 1881-04-10

IGENI1S WI4VIED.=
4 GENTS WANTED-FlVE Mt:EE, OF
either sex. Of r,.U4 ntture4s. for I*.t. pleas
an and profitable busuesse III " est ~ .c3un-5t.
uyer bookstore.
, 1881-04-10

THOR SALE BASEMENT COTTAGE,
UGISriN JOiINSrUNE, Noo,l d, u Dearlurn-=t-
, 1881-04-10

TNOR SALE-ao TO 100 ACRES ON AIAD1-
q spn-st rart trade; 10 70 - acres nt South Chi,
c:,:o, ccap III ees c"rner ut Gn1tASe Grnxe1ar NM
Forty -e!Ent-st. bargain. GAieEEI = 1f1oA4Ao-
SON, III }leurturu-5t,
, 1881-04-10

DyOR SALE-Ar WILLAMETTE II FOR
IL OF tm},roy ysmonts. good 2-stnrr frA,s house
+. r. PAUL,
I5J la Euffc-sL; bus Uncut.
, 1881-04-10

T7OE SAIE-5 ACRES, CORNER SIXTY
x ,irst and i4at!n $50 per acre: ua feet or Coitage
ut south Park SIS per fnut; ~ acres ~ sout Chicago
si1i,ifi,-. ~ T. {ltl.l: y iMetrupNIltln nsock.
, 1881-04-10

TOE SALE-:30,2 M1CllIGAN-AV., 30
I, feet md hu,1sc, ss,Ao: southwes: corlt! Micht-
cat-ar and ThiTti..tt,-s, hpuse and - fer1. sUtk
northeast corner Thrty:rst-st. md Grose!Gnd Park
NV. stune fr.nt. three tousts Deep H. u. GLt.lCA
llt DrnrbDrn-st-
, 1881-04-10

r IEEI:T BUSINESS FOR SALE, 14O-
Gated ut Omnha, Seh The largest and oldest es-
tabl:shea livery business in the :staic Consisting OF
hy*c4 bu@ies, hca:es. turness. tn:ntn.e.
md .tr1c irst-ciass business which. properly
u},,r.t.cl Will pay psufst OF sAN 10 <sI ter year
TIE Stable t1is9 fees with stuil- 1or liz hof-es, .:d
all modern improvements. i owned by the prupre-
tlr. ,tl,d can leased fhr 10 years rcasuu-
able The uniy sor selling II desire to
1clt.e from business. Atl-GsS : ". Trtbnne Oeice.
, 1881-04-10

I.OR SALE-EUSlNESS BLOCKS On
ID Lake, Randolph, Madison, Mulroc. Franklin,
Flit-ay.- La sttte Clark. Dearborn, Stntes!s Wa
bnsl Michsan-ars. +. 4. BRAGG l. CU.. VI WASH
},,rt
, 1881-04-10

yTANTEI)-A FIl,ST-Ct.ASS GUN OF
" s;aHat.H make: slvc make. to:e. and pstec-
AcIfess ~, iriulur oti.cp.
, 1881-04-10

T.OR SALE-A VEkTDES lRABLE LOT
5. H. kEitrUOFH i CO.
=. u lcarhurn-at.
, 1881-04-10

1J1OR SALE-ADJO1NING BATAVIA,
g on Fax River. finely improved properly Of u
acres gonti-slxcd dwelling stone toundnttn. harm.
outbailiinSa orchard and abundance Of sn,a fruit
cellent Tfls place Is one Of The ha1,dsoMcst
In appearance ard location on she Firer Ssfth".si-
to u acres may bo pnrchnsc3 sepaE!te with "r With
, 1881-04-10

WANTED-GOOD CANEASSERS OF
~ either sex to sell fancy needle cases. 1eMeEy.
novelties, etc; II to Is day easily Iuadc. =. A-
1lN1NETDN. lI5 w3baStl-Av,. Chicago.
, 1881-04-10

T1OR SALE-ON PLEASANTES'F PART
Il bf Mtchi.aa-av.. Il new .-s,oFS basement brick
hU1se with ur without furniture lalso newt: family
giving up hUu5kGeping:n barstlu offered, Auures3 IL
s MILL Ms. l.s.tt TNnntI->4cORA-st.
, 1881-04-10

T1QIs SALE-SOME GREAT BARGAINS
e in houses With large grounds nt W:;nx;"n, ;.,,
schnu,s dcpots, CITE. Terms eary. Speech! attention
II property in this locality. Nil- 1tOFkF9SoS, "
tt,xIr
, 1881-04-10

NOR SALE-lIALF VALUE, NORTH
Side. eooi .-stusy dwelling. No. 9 Gsemsi!xFt-ss.
| lctwern Centre and Webster. S,shL ONSER. Room
Ill., ~ WnShiIsstuH-at.
, 1881-04-10

TrOR SALE-WE OFFER AT 81. $50 4
Il house and On the s14se In Evanston which hns
gust i,. ~, ctnlplete oreE With large
lot pnd barn. BEEEKLDGE l. DEWEY. " Dear!
, 1881-04-10

I1UR SALE-AE EVANSTON--IfOGS
and lots from cottage to mansion; III prices
ard on .nsy terms, cUSGiioEE & SHAW. !. .siet:o-
pitun Block
, 1881-04-10
l-h5n SALE ............-...
E AND F:NCIlANGE-
BY BIRCH & THl1+LEO,
l4G EAST MtDISUE-ST.,
ftfHjaI =

l4G EAST M.tDlSUS-ST,
iUUM :.
We have some fine business property In the heart OF
tile city; will bear ssatlon Also SOME tine resi-
dences and great bargains. Also vacant lots and
acre property that great barEains and some 1no
i,,roye farms near Chicago in Illinois; also In Wis
ct,usiu Missouri. Iowa. tl,d Eansns. Also we have
two votI c.ovtUrs and tsu hutcls IL eyciattge also
s:ocs out! exchange for other property IN all
usEtA the
, 1881-04-10

TCOR SAI.E-MASUFACTU BESI-
+. ness established fuEr, ycars: trade exclusively
With Ibbb"rs capital required s!tu to s}.s&N; profits
inzS.G; for nGti.e business man:
perimcuI, Address immediately W II, Tribune.
, 1881-04-10

TlORSALE-AS BUEDAS y RESIDENCE
l. with nil modern improvements tncitstn: @ h3t
and coi niid gls, with f:Ee garden sht EcyA
pvrs. cherries, grapes, upp1es, etc: l'lrsS ataole
forty-nve minutes ride By ttcnm-cGrs> Aaurt:sS
r. Il
, 1881-04-10

T1UK SALE-ON EASY TER;IS-OK
extis.nre for city property, O. to re:lt-,icc p:c
81 three a.-e-. one ut'ck frnt stat':i t'uvu
l}ruoin y0t4 barn and out but!1;a5 cat Ennis
OF sl.AH irui, In s1inla1lce youn- urcEa:'i shrub
berg and ornamental trees nt Eli ki;l1:; n.!e u1ies
trni city, ON e., H. y Y. K1ud- Inquire " II auQ Il
IL h-st a In y.t I'll.
, 1881-04-10

nEOETGAGE SALE OF RESTAURANT,
lfA NIL co,npete. M. !, En- It Elio.rlf-s. Monday
morning 1t ii o'clock, by JOHN LAUGIIEsi. Con-
, 1881-04-10

ETOR SA|4E-SPECIAL BARGAINS-BY'
II UuTClllSs0S H{tOs I'D I}ei.rt,.,Tn Room II:
Twos:yry frame win barn. LIZ saIls-st near rhis-
liuyne :5:4l: co::aEe :1! lot, near Wicker t'ark,
sl.4iN; cottage .laA 'ot Iluhbar-st near ilpyne'
v.cant per root st: III. Aaatsan-st, nesr Cali.
toEni:,.ay. per foot :t!: s;Il Warr.sn.av s'ss "r
rau,a, per foot. s.5 Ikea prAire-av., north OF
Tksrty-t!ftl-st. peg foot. Ssu.
la:.ai,,s IN vacant lots and houses and lots In all
F.ir. "
, 1881-04-10

TOR RSALE-NINE HOUSES N ENGl.E-
I who'd fifty b;tittl;nE logs, situated In different
part, OF tho vol located. and near tseI't*: this
property taken under foreclosure saies'ant VIII
be E<>ld cheap Mnd easy terms in4nfren1 T. H.
yEEDEts, EuE!cwood or 1T Noom'at Majof Block,
N Nis1ssr
, 1881-04-10

T1OR SALE-1u0X173 FEET On SOUTH
L ives, cu.ner Ut Micli:an-is. ami Inirty-fourth-
St; also u feet this choice locality chrHcT ttian
other lots can bc had. JOSEHiI u. 'llASbiE4l.
~"- itt..rtOyn-@t,
, 1881-04-10

1IfOE S.LE-IITDE PARK PROPERTY
Il y specially: IN feet on K.tars-av,. 1Iorth OF
Fifty y-nfth-st,- 4lt 40 feet je11crson-as. near
station So; s3 {cnt kenwood-ceurt NJ; Nt feet
chuicc c,rscr ncar' EtFtiet't-st. Station; 81 G:aes
good lnss for ~ to So per fout Also ,,'nSe und lots
I.tInf
, 1881-04-10

vHOR SALE-AT EAST GROVE-LOTS
e Ixifs feet: ri 70 sl5: ht. rolling Land. best OF
soil, w,tcr. and dr4inre, ChicAgu nuu5es but
Ut once III order; to suit STREET CO. ll
"
, 1881-04-10

T1OE SALE-A SPLENDID FARM, -1::'5
e acres, near Chicago jutninR beautiful lake
l..sd buildings ind fences nrL-GtniA ~ ac'es under
c,tiyaiiun t.AEl Stt.30lAEkI, q West tttndO.ph.
, 1881-04-10

I1OI. SALE-G77, WEST ERIE, BETWEEN
i Iloyne unu l.eavitt-s:s., Il good :-stDFy frame
dwelling ntld iot, cheap -tp:''y to HENRY GREENE
IAftM Is itfItI-uY. i.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
ERRORS OF

If you have pimpIes, boils. saltrheun, rough
KIN, &C. tHko "Lindsey's Blood SeRrcher."-
Sold By all druggists. n24 4w.
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LAST CHANCE.
Darnell s. FoItz will
Observation-Disclosures
Gallery in Charles
town, june 25th.

AT a regular convocation of Jefferson
Chapter, No. 5, r. a. Nj, held May Esd,
tho following officers wero elected, and will
be Installed June 27'h: Gustav Brown, II.
p; John p. Brown, King; John Portcr6eld,
Scribe ; c. W. Thomas, Treasurer; w. L.
Hedges, Secretary !; j. N. Sadlor, G. of H;
James II. Conklyu, Pr. Sol; G. y. Porter
fe'd, r. a. G.; L. l. Wager, NJ. of Sd Veil;
Jos Goldsmith, NJ. Of I'd Vol; Charles G..
Conk!yn, NJ. of LIST Voil; NJ. S. 3. Robert,
son, Tyler.
Hon. W. IL. Travers being necessarily
detained il his practice in the Circuit Court
hero, was prevented from delivering the
address at tho West Virginia Univ crsity, as
was expected.
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A gentleman who suffered for ycars from Nerv-
Gus DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY and all
the effects of youthful ipdiscretion, will for the
need it, the recipe and direction for making tho
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience
can do so by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN. A. Cedar ST., Now York.
Jan. 25, lSSl-6m.
AGENTS AND CANVAsSERS
Mako from S25 10 500 por week relIing goods for
Il. G. & CO., 10 Barclay Street Sew
York. Send for their Catalogue and terne.
August p, lSSO-ly.
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1(X'- TO1l7lIn@on7s
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoRNEn OF CHARLES AND Liberty STREETS,
&i8RsaF'aeSEOWRe
RESCUED FROEI DEATH.

William j. Coushiin, of SomerviIle, Mass,
eays: In tho fall ofis76 / was taken with bleed,
Jog OF the lungs foI!owcd ly a sewers cough. /
lost my appetite and flesh, and wac confined to
my bed. In 1871 | was admitted to the HosnitaI
The doctors said bsd a hole in my lung ss big
as e ha:t dollar. AZ one time report wont
around thatl was dead. ! gave up hope, but G.
friend told me of DR.. Wd. Halls BAtsAM FOR
THE LuSGs. got a bottle, when to my surprise,
| commenced TO feel better, snd to-day ] fool
better than for three years past write tins,
hoping every one afflicted with Diseesed Lungs,
vii! take DR.. WA. HANS BAtsAM ID, and be con-
WINGED that Consumption can be cured Lean
positively say it has done more good than all
thoother medicines I have taken aimee my sick
ness. spl3-lv.
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COAX II SALT

7 HAVE nov on hand and for sale,
so Toas Bauin,ors Eein White Asa Ma.
SO Tons Ly1ens' Vaney Red Ash Ma coal;
50 Tons Bahimsre Tcn Rhite AaA &sds
Is Toss Balimoso Fem Raiss IA N.a
loo Tons Georges Csee1 TaRey. 6ssIi
100 Tons Fine Coal. for burning Linae or
Backsmihing, and 100 Sacks Liserps0l
FTmc and @. a. Sale.
JAMES MeGRAw,
Feb. l. lSsi. narper's Ferry. w. Va.
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BALTIMORE
~SAru,

5A BARRELS ROUND TOP CEMENT for sale
wv bv LlPPITT & co.
May 81, 1851.