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less children unto Me, and I will pre- serve them alive, and let thy widows trust in me, and you, my dear master, will, I know, be to them as you have been to me-a guide, protector and friend'
 "That," continued the kind old man, looking on us with glistening eyes, "though mixed with sorrow, was one of the happiest moments of my life. As stood by the bedside of the dying man and looked around upon his children. growing up virtuous, intelligent and up- right, respecting and honoring, as much as they loved, their father when saw his wife, though overcome with grief for the loss of 8 tender and beloved hus- band, yet sorrowing not as one without hope, but, even in the moment of agony, deriving comfort in the belief that she should meet him again in that world where "adieus and farewells are sounds unknown;" when I listened to his fer vent expressions of gratitude and saw him caSply awaiting the inevitable stroke. trusting in the mercy of God and at peace with his fellow-men and when I thought what the reverse of all this might have been-crime, misery, a disgraceful and dishonored life, and, perhaps, shameful and violent death, had yielded to the first impulse of in- dignation, I felt happiness which no words can express. We are told that there is more joy among the angels of God over one sin ner that repenteth than over ninety and nine just persons that need no re- pentance. With such 8 joy as we may imagine theirs did I rejoice over poor Smith, as closed his eyes, and heard the attendant minister in fervent tones exclaim: Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord yea, saith the spirit, for they rest from their labors and their works do follow them
 My friends, am an old man. Dur ing long and eventful career in busi- ness, have had intercourse with almost every variety of temper and disposition, and with many degrees of talent, but have Dever found reason to swerve from the principle with which I set out 1T life, to temper justice with mercy"
 Such was the story of our friend And I believe there was not one in tha company but returned home more dis posed to judge leniently of the falling of his fellow-creatures, and, as far ai lay in his power, to extend to all whC might fall into temptation that mere,
 which, under similar circumstances, h
 would wish shown to himself, feeling
 "that it is more blessed to save than t.
 destroy"
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THE rREArnEyr OF WOMEN.


 It fell in the way of Malthus in his celebrated work on population to search in the accounts of travellers for those causes which operate, in different coun- tries of the world, to check the progress and to limit the numbers of mankind. Foremost among these is vice, and fore most among the vices is that most un- natural one, of the cruel treatment of women. "In every part of the world, :" says Malthus, "one of the most general characteristics of the savage is to de- spise and degrade the female sex. Among most of the tribes in America their condition is so peculiarly grievous that servitude IS name too mild to de- scribe their wretched state. A wife is no better than beast of burden. While the man passes his days in idleness and amusement, the woman IS condemned to incessant toll. Tasks are imposed upon her without mercy, and services are re- ceived without complacence or grati- tude. There aresome districts in Amer ica where this state of degradation has been so severely felt that mothers have destroyed their female infants, to de- liver them at once from life in which they were doomed to such a miserable slavery" It is impossible to find for this most vicious tendency any place among the unities of nature. There is nothing like it among the beasts. With them the equality of the sexes, as re- gards allsthe enioyments as well as all the work of life, is the universal rule. And among those of them in which social instincts have been specially i'm planted. and whose systems of polity are like the most civilized politics of men, the females Of the race are treated with strange mixture of love, of loyal ty, and of devotion. If, indeed, we con- slider the necessary and inevitable re. suits of the habit prevalent among say age men to maltreat and degrade theil women-its effects upon the constitu. ton, and character, and endurance oi children-we cannot fail to see how grossly unnatural it is, how it must tend to the greater and greater degradation of the race, and how recovery from this downward path must become more and |
 more difficult or impossible. But, vi cious, destructive, unnatural as this habit is, it is not the only one or the worst of similar character which prevai among savage men. A horrid catalogue comes to our remembrance when we think of them-polyandry, infanticide cannibalism, deliberate cruelty, syste matic slaughter connected with warliks passions or with religious customs Nor are these vices, or the evils result ing from them, peculiar to the savage state. Some of them, indeed, more O less changed and modified in form, at tain rank luxuriance in civilized com munities, corrupt the very bones ant marrow of society, and have brough powerful nations to decay and death.- Datke of ArgyU, in Contemporary Rc vie,D.
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THE NAME UNsUNG.

"Sing ye," she said-the lyric muse "Of human hopes and fears, Of human smiles and tears" In all the tones that singers use They sang through all the years. "You sing brave songs of war;" she said; "You sing the hopes of youth; You sing the might of truth; You sing of stars, of roses red, And maids that love, in sooth. You sing me well of joy,' she said, And better yet of pain Of hearts that loved in vain, Of lovers lost or cold or dead, Of hopes like blasted grain" She said, "Yea, even of things divine Full loftily you sing;
 And but one gracious thing Have you forgot, Ohl singers mine, To tune on pipe or string" ''of love that taught to woo or wed, Of love that died for others, Or knitted friends like brothers, You sing full well; and yet,r she said, "Who names the love of mothers ?" They bent the knee and barred the head Young poets of to-day,
 Old hards of ages gray! s'We cannot sing of her." they said; "Spare that one name, we pray. ''Let art claim all the rest they cried; That name is natures own-n They spoke with grsver tone: "Queen, thine be every name beside, But mother ours alone" -LippincOtt's Maga-ine.
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cAR1Y1E,S KMp HrARr.

Carlyle walked great deal in ordez to make his dyspeptic stomach little reasonable. But sometimes when ths great, homely and grizzly old man waA walking, with his big eyebrows almost showing from under the brim of his slouch hat. and his long, old-fashioned coat was almost sweeping the sidewalk, he would stop and pick up bit of cast off bread from the street and place it on the curbstone, so that some poor man wlo came along might find 1t.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-17

,. THE canary had begun to twitter a little after moulting, but was unable to sing his entire tune. The little 4-year- old, after listening to one of the birds vain attempts to master his tune, said. very composedly, Mamma, birdie only sang hslf verse.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-17

HEY We're on their wedding tonr, and she said :: Darling, why did you choose me ?" ''I saw you sweeping the library one day. "Then you chose me because did not disdain tae broom ?" "No, but because you could not handle 1t well.
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\. o. WALLACE,

JusrIcx or rHR PEACE. FOURTH STREET, three doors below Fremont, Tombstone, A. T.
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q. w. Sfnnn.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, 11s FOURTH STREET, TOM stone, Arizona.
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w. A. Harwood,
T. J. Drum, |,

NOTARY PUBLIC, CORNER FOURTH AND PRE- mont streets, Tombstone, A. T.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, ROOMS 2 and 4, Epitaph Building, Fremont street, Tombstone, A T. Will practice in all the courts of the Territory, and attend to business before the Department at Washington, D. c. Special attention given to U. s. patent and pension business
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E. P. Voisard,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN vIcKER's building. 431 Fremont street, Tombstone, A. T.
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@. T. HENDERSON,

PuYsIcIAs AND seRoEoN. OFFICE, 60 ERE mont street, Tombstone. Arizona
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Charles AckleY.

AssAIKR AND NOTARY PUBLIC, ALLEN STREET, Tombstone, A. T.
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JOHN N. MURPHY
{. F. BLACKBURN,

ArroAxEI AT LAW, ROOM 2s, RRowS's HOTEL Trmbstone. Arizona
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oR. R. H. MATTHEWS,

PHrsIcTAs AND SURGEON, TOMBSTONE, ARIRzo- nA OHioe with w. Street, Fourth street, near AncR.
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Dr. Dillingham;,

DR. drLNcHAM (IATE OF VIRGINIA cITY) IS now associated, in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, with Dr. Gildersleeve. Office, Epitaph building, Tombstone, A. T.
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Jas. G. Fl ,ward,

(I.A.e of ol Angelee.) ArroREEY AT LAW. AT PRESENT AT THE oF- foe of J. W. Stump. Tombstone, A. T.
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]. 6. PARkE.

CrvrI xSGINKER AND U. 8. MINERAL SURVEYOR Surveying done in all its branches. Office, o26 Fremont street, Tombstooe, Arizona.
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Dr. F. Heller,

SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE ON Firr strees, below Allen, Tombstone, A. r.
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CzvIL EseNEER AND DEPvTY U. s. MINERAL Surveyor, Tombstone, A. T. Office on Ere mont street, betwsen Sixth and Seventh.
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l. F. HUTTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE ON FIFTH STREET basween Fremont and Allen, Tombstone, Ari- nonA
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?. N. SMITH W. EARL. c. W. sPAULDNG.
 Earl. Smith & Spaulding.i

ATTORNEYS AND couNsELoRs AT LAW. OFFICE fin Dr'1ke's block on Pennington street, Tucson, Arizona Territory.
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DErvrr sRRRIYY AND AND COLLECTOR OFFICE with A T. Jcuss, office HuGehua Lumber Co, Fourth street, below Fremont. All official business promptly attended to. Collections a sreoiAlty'
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A. ]. FILTER,

JUsrIcE or THE PEAcE. NOTARY PypLIc AND Heal Estats Agent Office on Fremont street, bss,secu Fourth and Fifth, Tombstone, A. T.
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@. [. eooDFELLow, N. D.
p. [. COLBY,

OFFICE IN vIoKEns' BsuDrso, FREMONT street, ToInbseone, A. T.
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PROFESSIONAL.
szKvf O. HOWARD. MARCUS P. HAYEE,
 HOWARD & HAYNE,
4. \. PARKER,

ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELoRs AT LAW, CORNER Sixth and Fremont streets, Tombstone, A. T.
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'KNKY.. Q. 0. IIIsA
 VMELvENY S TRANTUM,
6. M. ASHENEElIER. A

ArToRxKYs AT LAW. ROOMS AND eIRD's budding, corner Fourth and Fremont streets, Tonbstone, A. T.
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MILTON B. cLAPP,

NOTARY PUBLIC. CoNvEYANCER
 AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. 0fiOe at Stafford, Hudson & Co.'S Bank, Tombstons A. T.
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MNIso ENGINEER AND .. 8. DEPUTY MINERAL Surveyor Office in San Francisco Jewelry Store, No. 490 Allen street, south side, between Fourth and Fifth strs c Tombstone, A. T.
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Rodman M. Price, Jr.,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND '. s. DEPUTY MINERAL Surveyor Office Voisard building, Allen street, Tumbstone, A. T.
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ArroRHEYs AT LAW. PROMPT ATTENTION CIV sn to al business intrusted to them. Collec- tioos made a speciality. A. M. Walker Com uaIssioaer of doeds for the State of Nevada
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J. V. Vickers,
A. c. Lowery,

RIAL ESTATE AGEHr, AucTIoSEER, CONVEY Anoer and Mining Operator. Fremont street, near Fifth, Tombstone, A. T.
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John Roman,
Webb Street.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TUCSON, ARIZONA.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, CLIFTON, A. T. PROMPT sstsntion given to any business entrusted to my care.
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J. N. LUCAS
IILLKR.
 LUCAS & MILLER,
.Ro. R. WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELoRs AT LAW, OFFICE, roone 5 and Gird building, corner of Fremont and Fourth, Tombstone, A T.
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WILLIAMS & DAVIS,
WELLS sPlcER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. eIRp's NEW BUILDING, eoruer of Fourth and Frement sts., Tombstone, 1T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26
BOOK NoTreRS.

L s = 4 s-9 d
fHE FRUSTRATED ScfENTTS1o EEws. - The
July issuo of the lItsisfrGtsf ssisnfIIse &sS.
with interesting illustrated aftiolest9 feSS6fiSs
which is as tonOWss Tho DObleHF Telephonei =
Glass Grinding Machines Ancient Pottery from
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the.DaSs OF Louis XIV AUate1r Mechanics.
The teular6R BILE PalInyTa Rain; EaFions Fishes.i
Illustrations, eSpiatntng the burstinH of FIy
WhSois VeiOciPede Carriage, In-addftion
10 thS nemerous engTavlngss there ie n large
ntntIer OF interesting. useful and pfas ticai pa
PsrS. retating 10 Valiuas llepa partments OF poputi
Ias scasnce THIS is one of the most elegantly
printed ana vniuable perioiiienIs. Sold by an,
newsdralere. Published by AfpSS q. Co. ~
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Observation-Disclosures NvORlD.- The SJ,ils ;nrnSs
her oI this a1mire6le lnusics1l ylenthlS Is rsss
ccASeu, and IN addition TO the usual large
amount or lnteSeSttug aud Instrde tive, uonsitsi
tenIlhgS contains six choice new pieCesT tIf
I9Hsic. otoiie worth In sheet form over ss6O.S1
10 RstSeH ~ teFeated in music can aSford to do
without 6rGsnard's Musical tForId YShich Arr
ntshcs each month about S1.OO worth ''Sf, nStvs
music tnteresting stories, cd itorinls
ana all the lRto musical ncws. Sineie comes
wIl Der mailed 70 any address for is eents or for
I.oU lt VIII DO sent one year. Address -
brntnards Sons. publishers, Cleveland, 81. who
VIII also senit their large catalogue of niusis
aud books FREQ on application. =
FETERsoN's MAGAZINE for August is,rspIetes
In all Its departments. and comes early It's
ricb aud elaborate and It's reading matted nf1,--
luSo and choIce. Published bY ChRs J, Peter.
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Spirit af yefters6n.
JeaeFson County. West Va.
TUESDAY M0RNBG. july 20, 1851,
RpIIleAl.
pHE RuTcnRR,s LoVE

~ THE BUPCHERsS LOVE.
A hatcher loved tender maid, - Sass
4" WOO her we're his dcsSGus.
Aud he'Scnt%eer cOpteS OF gushing verso
tu fact rcai tendsrioins,
Tho girl, alns he oouliI not suct-
She would l0vo him gS a hrothcr:
Tut when ImptOfOd tnSlnAFFv snid
'Tripe. please aud tiud auother.".
Tho hutohcr still pursued tho girl,
Ms ploas became mach ibolyleF;
-fhe'GIrI Mt last! toyfind relief,
Gnvo so him cold shoulder
H% knew then that his hopes woro vain,
sBut as lie left hesnid: -.
Eslnne.yon hare pRnsed ne such distress,
Il ! ! hFaPFuplch y9p when HInidead.,' y
is uiirrd and grew so thipiand phIe
he felt his end was uiglI;
B1t It's Woe was such Iia did not know
:. -Whcther to liver diG.
BE triedjn drink TO drown his cares.
And thofc found mo- relief;
But daily grew moro wnAbeeone,-
fon never sn1lsRGo GEiOf.,
AT lasthfs weary sonl found rest
His SoTrOwS'pow are o'erS
No tickle maid now troubles hin
PORK reacher, hos no moro.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26

More continuous and pow
'-ful electrical action is OBJ
aimed from CoLLIN's VoGTAIc
cLFcTRIo PLAsTfR than any
50 battery made. They arc
curo Tor Pain and Weakness
Ridneys, and Urinary Or
SeuralG ia, Hysteria, Female
FHihS and WcRkness Ma
Agun. Price 25 cents
Weeks & Potter,
Boston, Mass.
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CUTICURA

REMEDiEs arc for sale by all druggists. Price of
CUTlcTHA, Medicinal Jelly. small, boxes, 50c
Blood Putifter, 5 per bottle C3UTIcun soAP Tho
queen Of modicinHl and toilet aoaps), 25c. CuT1-
GVRA MEDICINAL SHAvIEo Soar. l6c,. Principal
depot, weeks &. Potter, BOston, EIass.
% All mailed FREQ on recnint Of nrice-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26

The number of vessels plying between
the United States and Europe is 5;21O, of
which 4,G55 are sailing vessels and 555
steamships. Tho sailing vessels are distrib-
uted among the various nations as follows.
ls3I6 are British. / ,025. Norwegian and
Swedish, So4 American. sos Italian, 895
German, lG5 Austrian, S5 Spanish, 81 Rus
sian, 81 French. 40 Dutch, 90 Danish. 26
Portuguese aud Belgian OF the stesm>'
ets 4 81. are British, 35 Gerdian. 81 Span
i5h, "A Atneriealn7f3 Belgian. Z French, 6.
Dutch, 5 Italian and Danish
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Espripeficid, INass.,l Rcn1b,ic,,

"A PROMINENT LAWYERS OPIN1oN.-in
one OF our New England Exchanges we OBJ,
serve that VIM L: FiIIey. Esq, of Pitts,
ned, Attorney .at'Law and Asst. Judge Pos
lice Court, and late County Commissioner
was restored to perfect, health and sct;v;,v
By the use OF ST. Jacobs Gil. He had snf2
fered with rheumatism for years intensely !.
but by the recent 1se of the remedy he vas :
as as stated, completely. cured, md says the
Oil deserves the highest praise. :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26

a.JHcEsoE AND T1HR WAGON ToSGurs.-
Mr.. Howell, ono Of tho proprietors of tho
Af'a"to (Ga) Constitution, recently said of
Stonowall Jackson -.
"His genius lay in two tniugs-tho thor
oughncss of discipline and his devotion. /
do not think he, wasTs man OF great natural
ability! .He.coUtd not talk at all He was
not an entertaining peTson. .H6 was rigid
military man; educated at West Point. ho
had learned his lesson thoroughly, and an
pltoa it unfinctingly. remen1 Der single
order which he always enforced, which. IN
my mind, acdouated for a good deaP Of s1cos
cessE e WIS that Whorovcf We stapprd on
march tho wagons must go.te Tho side Of
tho road, md be unhitchcd with their
tongues pointing TO the ROAD SO they could
DO driven cither up the road OK down. E1w
that would 'soeinSto be simple thing, butit
accounts for the ronarkablc celebrity Of
JaCkaon's mnrch6s7 Suppose n man WORLD
stop and bis wagon tongue would point thu
wrong WY, and at a certain hour in tho
morning VIC would begin the march and that
tho wagon would block up the road? If
there weFo many such wagons tho march
would be delayed certain time to let them
get shiP-ehgpe. jackson rode up and down
his lines every day, morning aud evening. to
see If such orders as these werc strictly car,
ried out.
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FALLING HAIR,

Frsnk A. Bean, Steam Fire Engino s. Bos1on
was cured of Hlop"cia, or falling Of tho hair. bv
S tho GTstenRA REsoLvENT internally and cuTIcupA
restored his hair when all said he would loso IT,
Thomas Lee, 2276 Fran ktord Av. PAiIad elphis.
auicted with dandruft. which for twenty years
had coveted his scalp with scales one quarter Of
an inch in thickness. cured by the Cuticura Rem
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CoLLVNS'
i VorIAc flEeraO
AASTERS

a speedy and cOrtR II
Of the Lungs. Liver.
gans. Rheumatism,
W esknees, Nervous
inria, and Fever aRC
Sold everywhere.
July 3, iSSl-1m.
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TREATMENT,

Tho CuTrouRA. TREATMENT .coneists * thc in
tornal uae Of the CuTlcuRA REsoLvE<r, the now
Blood purifier. and the external of CUTIcuR A.
and CrTIcuRA Soar, ,'the G reat Skin Curep
For Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin usa CvTI-
ouRA SOAR, an exquisite toilet, bath md nurF.rv
healing balsAms.
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MiscEtIAWEous.
She Don't Need Th6m Anv More,

Some days sinoo dissemination of Chat
noticed ragged little bootblack pulling
some bright blossoms from bruised and
; faded bouquet which chambsrmaid had
thrown from a chamber window into the
alley.
What are you doing with that bou9uet.
ny ladT' asked tho desseminator. ~
on at his work.
!" But do You Iovo flowers so we'll that Won
are willing to pick them out of the mudY"
81 suppose that's my bizness, an mono O.
yourn.",
"Oh, certainly; but you surely cannot
expect to sell.theso faded howcrs?"
-"Sell 'em! who wants to sell EN-? I'm
tgoin' TO tako 'om to Fill"
COB, oh 1Iill is your sweetheart. I sec. /"
mo, Liil is not my sweetheart; she's nv
sick sister, said tho boy, as his oycs flashed
and his dirty chin quivercd, "IIilPs been
tslck a long time, an lately she tsIkod of
nothln' but flowers an birds, but mother
tod mo this mornin' that Lill would die
b>b>hotore tho flowers and birds canc back !"
Tho boy burgt into tears ai4
Como with me to tho florists and your
sister shall havo nice houquct" :"
The little follow was soon bounding homo
and said .-.ls,,5 -. 80 - r p'8''u
Il came TO thank you, sir, for Lill. Tint
bouquet done hqr SO much, good, and sho
Fugged and huggedFit till sho set herself
cou$hjn' 9gsin, She says she'll como bime-.
ny ana work fOE you, so0r's she gets wcll''
An order was sent to the aorist's to give
the boy every other day bouquet for I'LL.
1t was only tho day before yesterday that
tho little bootblack, appeared. again. Hc
stepped inside tho Office door and remarked:
"Thank yoh, sir, but Dill--Lill (toars
we're streaming from his oyes) wOn't-neod
the flowers"
lie went quickly away. bpt his brief
words had told tho story. Lill won't need
the flowers any more, but they will grow
above h"r and birds will sing around hCY
just tho same 4 asa ~ .f
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26

PROFIT. s1.2Oo.-'aFo sum it m. elk long
y..r Yf I,e'lF1s,ssn sickness, costing s2go Uer
stoDped Ly tlres BOTTLES Gf E1p Gfttere tax eEI
bv my wife. She has done her hotisess Ork
fog year s1uce without the. loss of a day. and
81. z Ecyn.-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-26

'Tis bat natural that daming ADVERTISE
mcus should attract attonttou. aud a f3oI5.
smiths popular Twin Pronts are the centre
OF attraction to buyers at this time. We
propose to iDactt ono here, aud what il more:
we Tish to impress it upon the minds of our
customers, and all visitors 10 this marx et,
that call on the fronts viii pay you " ether
yOn wish to bay Of supply inspect fbe new
and beautiful stock Of goods they contain
We name few spgoiHlties jnst opened
N6ttipgharl Curtain Lace, Lambreauius;
Lace Bed Spreads and Ebatns. Towels and
Towcliug at lees than importers prices, the
very latest novelties in VeiliBgs, Self Railing
ShHdes. See regular advertisement in an.
other. column, and call early.
Respectfully. j. GoLDsMit1. =.
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fsl. Louis chronieIe.i

Advice is cheap dreadfulIy cheap. Bes
We must bo tru6 TO our instiasts oil hanani.
~ and tell our suffering fri9ndS Is use 81.
Jacobs Oil, and SURPRISE their rhgursatisiff
and Themselves also 81 the result. J i. !. "a
Harvey. Esq, of Chicsgo, says: would Be
Eec!cant TO my duty TO those ofiioted. did 1
not raise MY Soite in its.nrhina p 80
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ECZEMA.

Hon. wm.TaYlor. Boston. Ma.s, permanently
cured OF humor of the face and scalp (eczemn]
that had been treated unsuccesBfuIIy for twelyo
yoars by many of Boston'S beet physicians and
most noted .spocia! !ists, 40 we'll as European au.
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Western Maryland B.. r.

Taking Effect Sunday, juno s, 1881.
CBHItimore Tiin..3
49,. LEAVE HAGERSI0wN,
Daily except Sunday,
59th- NJ. MArtiOsburg Exprese-sTrive at rsl-
tilnOre II. l.35 a. ID.
20 a.. NJ. For EdgefnOn and iutormedinte
points.
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