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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-03
3Nls leld memorial Service In Berlin

Brrf''v, noiober 3l.--Tho funeral service
II msnhorv NJ ''ie late President Garfield
was celebrated al noon to-day, in the prin-
oipal salon Of the town hall which was
Ornped IN ~ ournng. Many persons were
present, including members Of the diplo-
matic CORPS 'clcni lie, learned societies ind
mWnicipal lu.hort ties. Professor Gueiste
delivered the Grafton. He declared that the
proddehtia feature in President Garields
career was his strong will which
raised him o step o bove parties in political
Conflicts end fitted him to act impartially
o. Q pilot against the stream. He under
took thd abolition. OF a system of spoliation
and pluijder which caused Guiteau to seize
the assas sin's weapon without regard to the
loss which the nation would sustain and
without terceiving that his act would stamp
the branll of infamy upon the system, Gar
fields mtrtyrdom, like Lincoln S, indicated
the irreyocable abolition Of a system of
plunder.l There was choral music at the
opening and conclusion Of the services.
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Preventative of Malariai Discase-opinion

o. eminent DR.. II. R. Walton, of Annapolis,
Nd: "Golden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic Invigorator Is a most excel
lent preparation. 1t is par excellence ~su-
perior to cod-liver oil or anything l SvA
ever used in wasted or impaired 6n-
situations, and extremely beneficial as vs.
preventive of malarial disease" (RemeIh-
her the name, Colden's-take no other
OF druggists generally.
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A Dastardly Murder.
A srinalcr carrhi.

NEw- YorE, October 3i.-A telegram re-
ceived from J. d. Felker, mayor Of Amer
icus. Georrin. says detective arrested J.
". Oliver. II the Webster Despatch. II is
charged that be was engaged In an extern
sivc swindle in Georgia. He was remanded
until Wednesday.
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Visiting Capltallsts.

ATLANTA, October 3l.-Edward Atkinson
and fifteen gentlemen connected with cot
ton industries that employ si5.OOo,Ooo cap
ital, and run fifteen million spindles, ar
rived here yesterday. They will remain
south three weeks. Wednesday Hon. @.
b. Loving, commissioner Of agriculture,
will meet the Cotton Growers convention,
call, d by him, when he viii speak on south
ern agriculture.
a Dastardly Murder.
ATLANTA, GA, October 31.-In Whitefeld
county yesterday, William York shot and
killed his son Thomas. They cropped to-
gether, and some bad fcelisg had
arisen between them. While Thomas and
bis wife were in a cow-pen, his father shot
him with an army musket. The murderer
fed and Las not been heard q since.
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DArvIr1r. Va. October 5l.-Rain began
aning here Saturday night and has been
Utmost continuous ever since. Th4e j. q
rentened prospect q frcshet in the
er.
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Premature Loss of Hair

Premature Loss of Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use of
BURSErT's COCAINE.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Burnett's Flavoring Extracts. They
are the best.
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Tho Grigsby Case.

In tne case OF ~. ID. GrlgSDy eC al. VS..
w. II. Bowles ct al, in the district court,
the argument was concluded and verdict
rendered for the defendant. From the
charge of the court the question seemed to
be one Of limitation only. Our-.rcporter,
however, gives the charge that the HERALD
readers may judge of the points in the
case
'No. 1892, D. B. Grigsby ct al. VS.. W. H.
Bowles ct al. In the district court, Dallas
county, October term, 1881.
Gentlemen Of the jury, you are in
structed as follows: That this is
suit brought by the plaintiffs, d. B.
Grigsby and Maria Louisa Swindells, her
husband, &C. G. Swindells, joining her,
against w. H. Bowles and q large number
Of other persons to recover the d. B. Grigs-
by's three-eighths and Maria Louisa
Swindells' three-eighths undivided
interest in certain portion of the
league and labor of land in Dallas county,
Texas, originally granted to John Gr1gsby,
and $40 acres of the Sylvester survey
Jefferson Peak, one of the defendants,
claims that he is the owner of about two
hundred acres out of said league and
labor of land which he fully
described in his trial amendment filed on
the 9th of October, 1881, and disclaims any
interest in any other portion of said lands
and has asked and been granted a separate
trial as to the land so claimed by him, and
therefore the only issues submitted for your
are the rights of the plain
tifls and Jefferson Peak to the said land de-
scribed in the said Peaks answer.
1.-THE plaintiffs claim their interest in
said land as the heirs of their mother,
Louisa Edens, forrlYor1n6A, Quisa Grigsby.
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Ipr1IAsr. ME-, October H-Ths nv
H. uaninn and noss has beeu de-
II III az this AL, but vii take place
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Call for PUNISHABLE boot.

The much advertised and
loudly boosted Of prices of any
St. Louis house, without a
middle man., can all be dupli !
Gated at d. Goslin's Chin;
Hall, on Elm Street, wher
you have the advantage
seeing the different styles b
fore making selections andsal
freight and delay. 1t can
readily ascertained that in S
verware, Chandeliers and otl
Lamp Goods, no house in
Louis or elsewhere receive
better discount than docs
Goslin. China, Tea and
ner sets are offered her-
greater variety than Is any
tail house WesAo<
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x punulng Tie mofdefo
n xbbovlile says Ion Davis,
iie murder ~ George Fmnk.
Mister, has Just boon acquitted
6lal. The day for hanging him
N pine tines aud lie was nine
Fcspted. lie. has been twice
|scallold with Che ropo around his
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for n Prize Fight.

Fember 1.-Frank White
n, who signed articles of
(cber 3 to fight for $500
champion
|merica, met to-day
Ir choice of fighting
ID the balance of the stakes.
, toss and will have the
playground. The pugilists
\lnada, on the 10th inst,
I miles of'Erie, Pennsyl-
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~ nehf the cNptnHe ~
efal government II
bccausc New York
built her own canal NM I'M
Hudson river, Thi 4 simply nd
all New York sta 4 was under N
tlons ~ do this, By with great Of,
and liberality, th sho might seer
command the - IN trade Of the nor
through the lah she went TO this a
II Is the duty /bf the general govern
improve all III line of sea coast
it-all harbofs a6Mall the rivers 80
or needing Improvements, for itis So
mated in the bond" the constitution
United States. A further reason W
general government should impr
navigation of the Mississippi rive,
fact that it has given large subsidie
roads spanning the continent, grea
| fitting the eastern sea-board, and
extent the western sea-board Their
the Mississippi river, Hature's gr
highway should be improved, tina
tons ofthe country, the west and
it will benefit, may have their
public favors. They give their p
Ithe maintenance and protect
government, and they should
ed equally with other Is.
Another object, and Il bne
involving the welfare and prosp thu
Union, which should lead to tn ptc
improvement of the Mississippi pc
to prevent the forcing of ira a. L
merce into one fixed or specia hannel n,
the interest of one section OF he country.
The question should be eorkdered as OF
national Importance, and as embracing the
rights and the prosperity ofyhe country as
whole. The Chicago Irer-Ocean, speak
ing of this matter of the improvement OF
the Mississippi, says While the United
States government hcstates to do half as
much for water routesas it has done for
railroads, the government of Canada makes
it prominent featye of its national policy
to encourage and assist in the improvement
of the great wategfoutes. Canada does this
as Canada, because she aspires to control the
trade of the northwest. She may push i'm
Gin the st. Lawrence route, or
the opening of the Hudsbn Bay
route, but "A either case she is aimine'at the
growing Trace of the northwest, Were
here no other reason than this.for well
lefned national policy in regard to the i'm
of water routes in this country,
his should give us one" This view of the
,ase it seems, did not strike the convention
ltSt. Louis with any force. In fact, we
IRE inclined to the opinion that the conven-
ion has worked more harm than good, for
t seems that the whole meeting was a
convention between series of little
iques and rings. the most successful one
n manipulation being that of st. Louis,
which had no end in view save the aggran.
Element of that city. The Improvement OF
he Mississippi will never be done
n the exclusive interest of St.
Iouis, but of the entire country
That New York had finger in
he pie, at St. Louis, we are much led to be-
ieve, for>New York, selfish in the extreme,
S ready and willing at all times and by all
means to hinder and prevent the improve
nent Of the Mississippi river. Make it the
,reat navigable river that nature intended.
= should be, and New York will lose -
lIsA of the northwestern and "
and meat trade,
its way
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! Failure.

pvember 1.-Warren
director of the Me-
gun a law suit against
debt, caused by neg
lounsel denies he re-
|unt stated by Cashier
e cannot assert how his
bank, because Baldwin
mixed up he was in the
eceiver has not yet been
are no further develop
ldwin's operations.
- pr AFFAIRS.
November la state
Merchants National
lttorney Keasby, shows
gent & Co. has been
RAW its account 10
of about $4,000
of last January.
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kHTuItE.

~ $500 ~
bn takenf6cently by Mr..
INA, first at Atlanta and
letter to u Terra Hautc
cn charitable enough to
rs Atlanta speech he had
] pngue under some Inn
the moment, but when
late letter the vie WIS he
mistaking his position.
this changing, this
way, now another, that
ople's faith not so
hess of democratic prin-
nsistency and reliability
e to be their eXpounders.
asserts that "the demo-
pst year was a violent de-
d question, without pre-
" of national democratic
bit "a tariff for revenue
Tue on common sensel"
he position that "ev9ry
goods necessarily FRO
pnufactured in the Eni-
are compelled t9/have
and protection Is one
Incidents Hon Mr..
a lifelong I demo-
and statesman,
led such palpJble blum
in which he, tnunciates
sitions is utterly incon-
grown in fthe United
grown anywhere in its
" article manufactured |
!? Last years returns
Nod IF coffA. Jn.;nr +bo
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"A crUrd a. "a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21
MISCELLAAEOUS.

TRAINING ToMAToEs.-There is, ucoues.
tionably, great advantage in the proper sup,
port and training of the tomato plant, i'm
stead of allowing ii to lOp down and lilo upon
she ground, as is tho usual custom. So VIC
give the following simple directions from Che
Country Gentleman:
"When the plants arc ready for the gar
den mako q considerable hill of good COM
post. Chip manure is excellent, and a ouap.
tity of chicken manure is good. After the
hill is made, drive a long stake through it.
This may be six feet high. SGT tho plant
near it. The training will require attention.
The plant will Immediately begin to sucker,
or throw out side shoots just above each leaf,
These must BIO cut of, aud then the plaDt
will run up vigorously. Tic to the stake and
DO not be afraid 20 use the knife. Keen on
cutting each stem that appears in the axis of
a leaf. and keep on tying. The first bearing
branches como directly from tho BODY of tbo
plant. Remember that this trimming must
DO continued as long as the plant bears.
Thus training, tho fruit is of superior size.
quantity aud favor, besides being loss liable
to rot or drop off.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

ABOUT Eeas.-We have seen dvsnan,io,
who suffered untold toruents Win almoa.
every kind of foed ; no liquid could be taken
without suffering; bread became a burnino
acid ; meat and milk wero solid LIQUID Gres:
and we have seen their torments pass aTayy
and their hunger relieved by living on the
whites of eggs which have been boiled in
bubbling water for thirty minutes. At the
end OF q week We have givon the half yolk
of tho egg with the white, and upon this
diet alone without fluid of any kind, wo have
seen them begin to gain flesh and strength.
and quiet, refreshing sleep. After weeks Of
this treatment they have been able, with
care, to begin upon other food. Aud all this
without taking medicine. Hard boiled eggs
arc not half SO bad as half boiled ones. and
ten times as easy to digest as raw eggs, eyon
in egg-nogg-Erchange.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

The law relating to deadly weapons. which
has just passed the Legislature of Illinois.
prohibits the salc, gift, loan OF barter of anv
deadly weapon capable OF conccalment on
the person to any minor, except by a parent,
guardian or employer of tho minor; REQUIRES
all dealers in such weapons to keep a COM
Plete registry of their sales, specifying all
the details of each sale and open to the pub
lilo in business hours, and provided henvv
fines for carrying concealed weapons or dis
playing thcm in a threatening manner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

USEFUL RULEs-To find the capitalized
value of a ground rent. Rule To the
amount of the yearly rent in dollars annex
TWO clP6ers and divide by tho rate per cent.
10 aicutat interest at sny rate per cent.
for any length of time. Rule:
Ist-Reduco the time to days.
2nd7MultiPIy tho principal by the nuns
srd-Multiply this product by the rate of
4sa-Diyide tho product thus obtained
interest.
Note.It cents appear in the principal,
point off FIVE figures from the right of tho
guot'ent; if only dollars point off but three
Short six per cent. method. Rule Re-
duee the time to dnys-multiply the p.inci>
pal by tho number of days, and divide The
product by 6.
Note.-Point off as in tho above.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

MAINE NEws.-Hop Bittcrs, which are advar-
flSea IN our columns arc o sure euro for aene,
use them say. they cannot be too highly Tao nv :,
nended; Those afflicted should give them n
iair tTlaI. ana Vii become thereby enthusiastic
TPorfIHnH drr,,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21
Rcly on the Drurcisfs.

Malt Bitters arc the best sbitte,,.,n
"1eey promote sleep aud aIlsy nervou,ncss. >
.1hey knock the 'ehills' every time"
"ConsumPtlvc poople gain fc5h on them"
Matt BltteTs have no rivals in this town"
Beat thing for nursing mothers we haye.u
"We like 70 recommend NIaN Ritts-s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21
P0EIlCA
pEcoRATIoN DAY.
MINNIE.

MINNIE.
long years have truly passed us by
6hile low and peacefully you lie,
Oh hearts so true.
Yet in Your memories lie your deeds.
Ana from your graves we Gull the woods,
And flowers strew.
The widow comes with weary trend,
1mmortelles" lays above her dead
- Her loving mite.
The fatherless come hither. too.
With violets sweet of purple hue,
And daisies white.
Tho mother DER whose aged brow
CLEANS many threads OF silver now.
Like "Rachel'' weops.
Tho msiden for all time a maid,
For in your graVo her heart is laid,
And with thee sleeps.
The father old with falteriDg step.
OF many o hope his heart bereft,
All! loss still new.
AHthess come here with loving care,
To place their garlands sweet and fair,
All bathed in dow.
~ straoEcF' who sleeps horo,
away from homo and all things dear,
Here's flowers for you.
For ye wero of the brotherhood,
With membership Inscribed in blood,
Long years ago.
Tis trus. the gift is of small worth
~o place upon the hallowsd earth,
Above your head!
But embloms pure nd bright are thoy.
OF the glad resurrection day.
When live the dead.
No more the "reveille" OF. yoro,
Shall wake yon to the clang of war,
Or chargers neigh.
But Gabriel's trumpet shall proclaim
The "yiOtory' in J~esus'name,
And Peace for 70.
Daily Min.r's Journal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

lCambridGepOrt Mass.) American Protestant
a lady friend of ours called the other dav
and stated that her husband had seen 81
Jacobs Oil advertised in our paper; he used
1t for rheumatism and was convinced of its
merits. 10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

HERE IS THE TEsT.-Dizziness, nausea. de-
snonGeney, Jaundiee' loss OF appetite. irfam-
OF Ine urinary organs. and bladder. arc Gnickiy
and surely removed by Warmers Safe kidney
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

If ANY READER feel. t;red has ,.ra-ahoo,
t tSno OF loss OF appetite, it means that sens
VIZ 10 the matter with the kidnevs which
can helm oafo Kidney and Liver Cure alone
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

attends o. AtrErITE. LOSE OF ExEuGv, sometimes
%costive. a T Ioosens dEy ~ hacking cough, sometimes
ssglGn OF the heart. cured With TS" n ne1r me
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

No. 6S5 and 633 daily. All other trains daily er-
cept Sunday. No. 6l0 and Gus connects AZ etras-
burg with trnins on Va. Midland Road. No. DOS
runs to Baltimore via Washington without char.
Of cara. No. 6Io AID COS dinea at MT. Jaek.oniN
Passengers for Iordnn's SPriDgs leave corr al
stephenson's; for Rock Epon leave cars al win
chester: for Capon Springs leave carr M Canon
Road for Orkney Springs leave cars ut MT, Jnok-
eOn for R.wley Springs leave cars al Harrison.
burg. Parties visiting New Market and Inr.v
Caves leave Care at New Market.
F. n. MANTz.
w. N. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportatioa Camdar s..,t..
May 81, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

A PEKFECr SPRING AND SUMMER MED
ICISE.
a Thorough Blood Purifier. a Tonic APP
petiSer. Pleasant to the tasto. invigoratins to
the Body. Thu most eminent PHYSICIANS
recommend these DitterB for their curative
properties. Trial Size, sos. Full Sizn (Iargest
In market) 81 90.
QG- E.RK ETE=E
For tho Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Or
gRns, uso nothing but sVVAENER'S SAFE
KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE Il stands
UNPARALLELED. Thousands owe their hooith
aad hRppiuCSsto it. Gg- We offsr " Warmers saFo
Tonic Bjtters'' with equal confidence.
II. III. WARNER &! CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21

+ CIR g Il IS I Il - y
Among which are
SUGARS, CoFFEEs. TEAS, sYRUPs, 6 ICES
PRoVISIONS,-Bacor, Flour. Corn Meal,
all kinds.
CoNEECTIoNs,-Plain and French Candy,
Orange. and Lemons. PruacE, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackers ard Cakes.
have in store a full and well-aseorted Stock Of
QUEENS, GLASS, WOODEN. WILLOW,
STONE and ARTHEE WARES,
which ! will offer at bottcpn prices Smoking and
CHEWISG TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. Cigar Smokers. Pipes, &c.
mention above a few leading departments of
my business in all branches OF Imported, Domes-
TIC staple aud Fancy Groceries. ! aim to buy
carefully. and to 80 rePrssentmy goods thntevery
one dealing with ne wiilhaver reason to be pleased
and satisfied, and thoae who have not favored me
with " call are cordially invited to do 30 = nd ex.
amino my g0ods. PTomising in all cases cour-
t""nS treatment, I Sm aIwaya willing to show
Goods and give pTices. AL orders will receive
prompt and careful attcn ton. Goods delivered
IN corporation limits free of charge by a reliable
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. Respectfulv.
June :. 1850. T. W. MITCHELL.
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Chest Refrigerafors.

COT II Gseat chance 10 make noney-
SCHO' We need a person in every town
% take subscriptions for the largest cheapest and
best IIiustrated. family publication in tie world.
anyone can become a suece'sfui agent. Six e1e-
s1at WeFES OF art given Tree 70 spbfcribers. Tho
One aReDt reports taking 100 s1bscrfbersi in ~
a lady agent reports making over $500 clear
profit in ten days. All who engage mako mere
fast. You can devote ali your lime 70 the bnsS,
ness, or only your spare time. You need moi 4.
away from homo over night. You can do 81 y.
we'll as others. Full directiors and terms free
Elegant and expensive Outfit free. If Won 80.
profitable work send as your dTessLafoncS n
costs nothing to Try the business. No one vbo sns
Cages fails to make great pay. Addye,s G.S.
sIIHsos & Co, Portland. Maine. JuIyIs's0tiy Nv.
IRON SHOVEL oWs Single and DonbIe-
J just received by DUKE
ZOO POUNDS STEEL sHoyFIe ~ n,
y TosEues,ju st roceiyedand for ssaIs Nv
DUKE GALLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21
ICE CREAM,

M 7 leo Cream Parlors AFRO oncncd for tbo son
~ SON. Ladies' and Gentlemen can now he
accommodated with the best Ice Cream, Chs
Eamliies furnished with Ornamental and other
Cakes, Cream and Ices on short notice and m
Feasoha BIC germs GUSTAV BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21
BUSINESS CHANGE.

'EHEE Drug firm of Merchant & Mitchell WIS
a dIsaoived, By mutual consent, May I.t, 1851.
inc Drug BCS:neS7 will be continued il ell is
oFanGhe', at tho old stHcd, by tho undersigned.
VINO hopes, by. ETomPt and careful attcntion to
ouEtnoss, AMI fair dealin =, to msrit the patronage
OF former customersa and the public gencraly.9
May IT, 1881. R.B. MTTCFEiI
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Dr. RDTTS2 Els9ENsGRY

zs:st!;sz:ItsE7 :!I2T. s.: s:::s:, 81. LEE, q.
!tfHE EhyIiciart in charge Of this oil and veil E7.7. fu-,i.
( tuition Are regular SrafLafeB in aIed.eIE. All ra--s-T. 49,,
q EIP~risHso m The IrestHsat Of ChrClIe nk, ssS, nav. 80
tnsir XII ana SalTy 50 EeCh sGrsdDr to that q ne cfsir0gT
Fr.eii:,orsr, thai 'hsy have acquired a LafigaaI rspatai.z2
tHrsygs ihstr ire1'tnE1t Of Complicated cESsT-
IMpiSSaEI!0Ho or EXPOSURE rFssp:-
II 2 sp.h
EIt2aieS as - piiiIE- GsShEThSz, GfecE, SfFiTf1Te- o. ~. II
Urinary Troubles and SyfhgiIe or IerEU1sI sTsr.3g5, 90
throat, Sain : bones, iEtsiei With success. 81 100 -.
SiEisI, without usLzE Mercury or otter T5issEers SirAeiaS"
M = p aEd those Ct n.Gis = ~, --r.S
EEzSSkSsSSG5a3 isrB= fEsm tie tFs rs Of g.sr-.iE
rAPA n SFaaIHEi Y'tFKnrsy, ire result Of ,rIE,la.s !, -
@S1eetI In Hata;si year, are Permanently eur=4. TEs dis
ease TrHSGeea some nI t7R following eSres-xni.ftSs.. bIT+rb-,
S+I.GstS, HsTTos1ssIh dinners q fEh'. e-uEI. Izi-sEilsS'
s;s;y, Elective nepoTy ,eEusi s4hslr:isa, in po:ency or isS,
manly TtESs- which uuEta the sl-fla r. busfaG. -
PATIENTS TREATED By Hal sni Essst,,.
bat wfe-= Roi-ikIs''
TSFl0E2l consultation 70 preferred, ELIrh is TIfESE , - j"-,'
- - -e.'i 70 bs answered by paiEEl = doEriuk tent
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-21
Western maryland r. r.

Western Maryland r. R.
Taxing Elicit Sunday. June s, 1881.
Baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HAGERSTowN,
Daily except Sunday.
'.'o ~ NJ. MH!t;nsburg Express arrive at H.l-
timore ii. 35 a. 81.
liz" a. M n1E0t Edgsmon. and intermediate
l'' PM pp'iiTnFFi'iDg at Baltimore coo
40 p. NJ. 8 ", EEnreas-arrivO at Baltimore
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTowN.
900 MI From %Edgemont and intermediate
100 AN. :. y. ErSro''-i leaving DsItfmors.t
- 80 p NJ. MaiITles'Ins Baltimore at s.25
$50 p NJ mar.ig. e SpTs E3pte.s-leavins BpItt-
IN. HOOD. GenetaI Manager
June -. 1891.