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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
. For the Farmer an ! Mechanic.
Pide at Bellevue.
An A.

heat and drought have
rhe 81. 'e'
pas AIMS have come at last,
ST AT wooded hills, Bellevue,
AL on m,fn some beauty new.
ca b.,Irn your forest gla1es
rrtiiII~ heir ch .nging, deepening
eatea
sha Through the trees behold
legIH" tame, the hickory 5 gold.
lie IA he hollys brighter burn
be- 10 red their berries turn,
1:l5e. n. on its russell brown
Ghsoa> locust leaves float down,
flf !'i vivid purple shows
lAe ',D ras with scarlet glows;
lae s n silyery sheets is spread
TIE ~' jerneath my horses tread,
Nl-i, caves a fragrance yield
l.s j.! from a new ploughcd field.
LAi NV, | pause on Grassy's brink
ial Nv horse bends down to drink
A AK / a luirreI's bushy tail
lDlin ,@.1s long the tpp-most rail,
\ 4 my presence swift he glldes
sA;1- IN hollow walnut hides,
e., falling nuts, some gold, some
S .',', he branches dropping down.
arc m me creek with rod in hand
~ rstient angler stand,
r.. watch | catch the CLEAN
iI1rsr-perch drawn from the stream,
y ~ his hook securely hung
WUt,IrLs bank has skilful swung.
hs now the dry leaves rustling stir
~ with a sudden sounding whir
* e.. partridge upward spring
al startled by my horse take wing.
Wbile il 4 brake OF cedar near
,''LrIp wild turkey call | hear,
Int where yon graceful wild grape
vine
Mons down the fragrant muscadine.
Them up the hills long sloping side
B. green tobacco fields ride,
Where sucker, 'scaped the frost black
show here and there a pale pink flower,
And bright as IN the early spring
Mo.e to the rocks the fern leaves cling.
And now | hear a hunters gun
And see Z long cared rabbit run
Irrass the road and up the hill
While. breaking on the air SO still,
4 setter quick short bark | hear
And see ! hunter drawing near.
We nod good morn, bat, passing by,
I see hin cast a curious eye
Tpon the pouch beside me hung
Where Beileyue's mails securely slung,
To brins which home three times a
wech,
Nv horss and | ford Grassy Greek,
And thu have | familiar grown
With B llevue's WOODS as here I've
shown.
MARY BAYARD CLARKE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
kidnev-Wort move. The ho~xel,recu.

kidney-Wort move. the bowelsrecu.
larlv, cleanses the blood, and radically
cures kidney diseases billion. heauache,
and pains which are caused by disor-
dered liver and kidneys. Thousand.
have been cured why should YOU not
try it? Your druggist Will tell you
that it is one of the most successful
medicines ever known. 1t is sold ia
both Dry and Liquid form, and its &C
ton is positive and surein either.-DaI-
las Ter. Herald.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

NOM HAT HE KNOWS oF.-General
Joseph avis, a nephew of ex-President
Davis, 3 his uncle expressed the
O~pisiou ,efore he went to Europe that
there " no money belonging to the
C0ntede tie government in the bank ct
England hence his visit had nothine
to do w the funds. He says Jacol
Thomp, a had sl50,0a0 in Canada, ans
Governo (Col. d. X McRae some IN
England and this was all the Confed-
eraey h.! at the surrender. The fol
loving Is interesting. Gen. d. says:
Governor McRae sent a considerable
sum to Hon. Charles O'Connor to de,
tend Davis and the other Confederate
leaders who we're threatened with plo-
S%ecution by the Federal Government.
The old lawyer, however, refused tc
accept any compensation for defending
Jefferson Davis. vii. Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

DIR J H Cooke, Durham, May 10, 50
new Mrs + II II ride, Chicago, pei
ID { Murray, Esq, May 10. 81, new
j ID Newsome. Wake Co, Nov. ~, so,
new; DIR w I Hodge, Wake Co, Jan
Is, 80, Willis Holding. Aug /. 50.
Capt S S Alternately. Nov -, 50, j
d Henley, Jonesboro Feb 10, =, new.
--Thos. 4. Clarke, Cedar Hill, June
4, 81; Walter S. Clarke, per (. A
Clarke, Trinity College, May 10, 80,
new.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
MARY BAYARD CLARKE.
For the Farmer and Mechani,

nI>KLEYvILLE, n. c., Nov. 8.
Winb \ Vaughan (colored) was
found d. d up stairs in the store Of b
Hunter Sons tAis evening st about
} o cloca. He had been washing some
furnitus-. W. L. Bawers, j. p. acting
Coroner. summoned q jury and with
the ASST. Ance of DIR. l.. L. Whitaker,
reudsrs verdict that the deceased
died Iuc ,nlyef Apoplexy, He had been
cOuplIi az lately OF psins in his head,
though one heard him complain on
the day hi. death. He WAS about
s., and much above the average Of
Issros, ! intellect; being q school
commits ner of this township, and
held ia ID repute by the whites.
Your. very truly,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

To ANY ONE ENGAGED Is. OR En-
pecting to invest in, the enterprise %
manufacturing shoes. We will soil a com
plete lot OF machinery cheap, for cash.
or shoes. or on time to suit the cu>to-
mers. Address, Scorr 4 Co, Me
GAINESVILLE, y. &.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

To save space this week. We give a
photograph Of the Railroad i0,Lroqho,
as observed By an impartial hat holder.
As for details, who Is Oh ton, etc, etc.
please pay your subscription, and
tSke your choice
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

NoTE.-To avoid losses by mail, and the
bother of giving, ami preserving Receipts,
we shall print in this column the amounts
received each week, ard the time TO which
I the subscriber is paid. Hereafter no money
! will oe credited on the books until It appears
| here. SO look for Your name, and if ii does
{ not appear or if there be any mistake in the
[, I'm. write to the EDITOR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

Write 70 Mrs. Lydia f.. Pinkhau
233 W est m Avenue, Lynn, Mass
Tor pamphlets relative TO the curative
properties OF her Vegetable Compound
IN al female complaints.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

by IL accounts, Kelley, the Mo
tof ma, is simply a swindler. He
perform 4 number Of striking feats,
out the could all be done by com press
Ell air, j cs he utterly refuses to let
asy ono aspect his machine, eve IN
ger heavy bonds to keep the secret, it
IS plain he is an humbux.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
PARKER AAveRA,
Cotton Brokers.

W.. 5srxn Ia tie Probate Court.
JOIN SCAR, Aim. Vs. DELLA THOMPSON
s ut-cr-- Special p~r,-o~~aus 10 eel sas lad
81 John SEA- g. uAss Assets.
A. pro- 81 IArt4ss having bcen male il 80
above sAasr. / st- II MaaA.y. p~o~sat~r Iyth.
Isl. a; l. a a. tAs Court aua.a Ia kxlri.h 81
Tor Ash, e l3aas uatcry, thai sAuAegs hoa..
Aui lot situated .t a. Rocky Branch un ,as ..y.
scar =, St4.ot.
JaHN SrAFS. adn.of
uoNlf-ids. JOHN skAA~. IS~tI.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

The color and llstre of youth are re-
stored To faded or gray hair by use OF
Parker's Hair Bal>am. a harmless dress
Ing highly esteemed for It's perfume aud
purity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
What the Commissioners did at
Charlotte.

IT appears that there were some ten
allegations of Determinations consi1-
cred by The commissioners at their re
cent meeting al Charlotte. Many or
most Of them embraced charges for car
Rage over other roads than the IVES
tern North Carolina RulrOai on In
the reply made ~ The authorities Of
the Western Norm Carolina X iiroad.
.th"y say that they max t full answer 10
al matters. but do not Almit the ugh:
OF the commissioners to impure into
facts concerning their connecting lines.
They say that r any examinations
have occurred Oh tnc Western Norm
Carolina Railroad they were hy Acci
dent. ana not Intended Il having been
all tie Hhile. and i nov, the purpose
and intention Of tn management 70
strict Y observe the law.
The commissioners, in the record o!
their proceedings, say After consider
ing the complaints and tho answers OF
the management OF the W estern North
Carolina Railroad. the commissioners
fad as a fact hat there nave been dis
ordinations by the management Of the
Western North Carolina Railroad Com
pany. in violation of the act of sale.
But as some Of them had been already
corrected since the commissioners began
their investigation. and the managers
professed their Willingness to correct
al! other. and guard against their oc-
currence in the future. the commission
erS deem 1t proper TO take no further
action for the present, reservlng the
right to do Sc hereafter should it be
come necessary.
The commissioners proceeded bv the
sth aud 9Th over the Western North
Carolina Railroad, as far as the track
Aad been laid upon either branch, and
inspected the progress and character Of
the work thereon. They found that
sluce their last inspection the track has
been laid on the Paint Rock branch
from two miles above to ten mile. be
low Marshall, a distance of about twelve
miles. The road, as far as MARSHALL,
they find to he in fair running order,
but that part below Marshall they find
TO he OF a temporary character. They
find that some w and . half miles of
track has been laid on the Ducktown
line, west from the junction, which i
also Of a temporary character. They
find that since their last inspection
work has been prosecuted on both lines
With diligence and energy. The com
misSioners are expected to meet in
Raleigh on Monday, the 18th. -OJser-
cer's RepOrt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

THE BOTTOM RAIL ON ToP.-Thers
wa quite 4 gathering OF Republican
"Stalwarts' III Washington last week.
'Thomas,' surnamed Settle, (who is
rather unsettled judging from his os-
citations between Florida and Carolina
and N~erianton, and WashingtoR, was
there; and Coi. Ike, and the other Col
onels Shafer, Keogh, Humphrey, Smith
Harris, ct al, were at his elbow. \
bed room caucus decided that Settle
must lie secretary of the sea there Isn't
any Navy aud that the State Officers
must 60 to the pole nearest the pcrsim-
mon. &c. w. H." the Washington
correspondent Of the Messenger says
There is a lively feeling Oh the subject
Of the Revenue Collectorships. Ike
Young, vho has been kept on a bed Of
thurnv roses ID these many years has,
50 [ learned to-day, resolved to swap
with Bill Smith for something else.
That is 10 say. if the game is bagged by
Billy. Ikey VIII exchange bird bags,
sight unseen or on full view has not
been divui.cd. Maj. Smith is Young's
bondsman. There is a pretty little
story which, if | could tell it, would
perhaps throw some light on the above
alleged fact.
Canaday is kept quite az uneasy as
Young, and just now for better res-
sons. The latter is in the ring, and
tIs his say about how things Shall be
fixed. Ii he steps down and out, it
will be into something nice and warm
He ~su!renders, if surrender be must,
to a live stalwart, II gives him a
aud pro quo. Not so Canadav. lie is
the leading Sherman man. the chief OF
the hali-brecds, in North Carolina.
That which he hath is to be taken from
him, and nothing is to be given in eX
change. He is to walk, to v~acate, TO
come out of that, to take his leave, to
aban ion that find, to join the majority.
There is none So poor as to do him
r vererce.
ThiId. The chief point decided in
the conclave of yesterday was the de-
capitation of Nichols. Holden is to be
restored the Raleigh p~ostoffice,
Well, things do happen when a Presi-
de 1T is shot.
The deep damnation Of his taking
off, extends innumerable persons. The
last time | saw him, Nichols seemed
the incarnation of good luck and hap
pincss. At that time w. W., was in
the dumps. Now Nichols is ''played,"
and Holden rejoiceth with exceeding
great Joy"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

The Rev. nr. Earle preached his
twenty t~housanjth sermon at Rutland,
Vt, a fes DAYS ago.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

ALEiaH RtrK~ I,sr wrsK qass~a ~
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RECEIVED PAYMENT.

YEAR.
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4 lfcHagCTtc.


Do vou know what meuagerie is : You
do Ell? Oh. you may think YOU DO, but
you don't. Wen tell You what q memge'
ic is. for they had one at the Vest End
few days ago. Mr. Aloriarty i the owner
OF goat and hc keeps that goat IN lltt.e
dark box tall in barn and he uses that
box stall % keep saw-horsc, q bench
and four woodoa chairs in rs well rs the
goat. Mr. Moriarty also owns a bull doc
with very savage temper and a strong
aversion 10 cats. The other day this dog
had n DISAGREEMENT with brindlc feline
and after nm interchange of compliments
The cat started to run and the dog pursued,
The door of the box stall happened to be
slightly MAR. aud the cat went ~ there The
doc pursuinr. When they rot in there
savare fght commenced and rs they got
directly under the goat, it stirred him up
fcarfully, and. after jumping rs high as he
could. he took hand oT rather head IN
the frht The result wa5 q very lively tn
angular contest, and in about five minute
IL was intensified hy the goats iumplns
clcelr ~ fhc roof. and there hitting a hornet
nest Down came the nest and ont came
the hornets They nj once proceeded TO re-
licyc their feelings hy assauiting The AMI ?,
mails. ~ that time the horrible noise had
roused ioriarty and his friend Maguirc.
They rushed 10 the stall 20 see what was the
Matte There was spring lock on the
door that could only be opened FROM thc
outside. and Mcguire. net knowing thi-,
happencd % shut the door And then
hornet stunc Moriarly just rs the goat butt
cd hiun md the dog cot grip on Maguirc
leg while .hc "a tried 10 climb him. They
both plunged and Que fell over the saw
horse while the other skinned his shius on .
chair. aud then more hornets began, and
the cat y on AIoriartys head md elawcd.
and thc monkey was loose generally. II
was full fifteen minutes before anybody
came Is ~ hem OFT. and the man who did
wished he hadn't, for as he opened thc door
the goat few oot and took him square IN
the Stomach and sent the breath out Of him
with a yah" and down be fell and then
the two men and the cat and the dog rap
over him and the hornets got at him and
hc had a fearful experience. The mcn Wcrc
bruised and bitten an over, the cat len with
wild Wells. the goat disappeared down the
street. leaving q wake Of upset people, ana
the doc tried to scratch his bites with all
four feet nj orcc, and Na- gricycd hccau,n
he couldn't Aud now YOU know what a
mcnagCrie i.
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VOL. 7O.---YOL. is, [NEW SERIESI CT
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

-s-Tur FsEs Pass IS published weekly ct 400
Z .'il-srad FJtf Ceat. per annHa. iH atpa"ee.
~sY-r rHREE DOLLARSi if not paid IN atvar,e.
rl- Dee D,Nar at{ Fsly Coats for sir r'a 'ih'.
r5f-The terms Of advertising are. tor square
lone incb) or less. Ose Dpia- raf fV'5 Cents tor
arec insert tions larger ones M 'He same P'oPo'
tion Each coatiauance FVfJ Cents.
rC-No advertisement O. De considered by the
,..,th or year unless specified on thc Manuscript
-r previously agreed upor eetweea thc parties.
-g- An advertisement uo, marked on the copy
f,r so,cifed number OF Insertions wil. De- con
l.,ued until ordered out. aud payment Will be
exscted accordingly
ls7g-G GssrltV ADvsRrissrEN rs. 20 avoi- any
understanding on thc part of the annoai edVeg-
ts,rs 10 is proper to state aiifei1 tnat tner pl-
,il,ge onlv extends On their Immediate business
real Estate, legal or a., u.hcr tdvcrusene sent
hythsn to bo aa additional charge, sr- no v&ria-
tion.
rs-Obnulry notices of more than t,e lines
Will be charged for.
JOB WORK.-Posters. sale Bus, CircuArs,
Cards, Sc, cxecatet promptly, oeaty, and affair
urircs.
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moan WALKER & CD.
lG5 andI'7 west Baltimore street,
BAITTNIOREG.
lraslng matches.

Defective Match Gases areone of the chlei
..tr.~,~ Df -.I nanny watclc- mot being so"i time
pieces Ilcc.-.s being tliu and not hiuns
t.u admit Iu-. and dir- to the movement,
which -... u,c-.ercs with tAc running parts OF
the watch uc..,-it1t.u- cleaning rei.nr.r =.
&c.. and -hcuuagut tHus paid out 10 applied
toward hur.u- good case n thc lc-inWnS,
would have -lt,l al this trouElc Wd expense.
49,, h8s. r.c,u.iy seen case t''i l'eels ai'
.h.-.- ui-gmCuts FL having been carried for
.,.- t.r..tr years anl -tiu remains perfect -
MI. refer .i the JAS. Eo>S PATENT SriFrENEp
G1tnCl-E. Wliet .ics tocowe cre of thcSIap.e
articles oft tine JcNciry trade. POSSE ins 2s u
1..- SD many advantages over 2I other atcil
.a~,s. being malc oi tvo heavy plates oil Son3
r.ll ovcru r.ateof composition. and ve advise
'' .,- -u..jc.> to ask their Jcvc't- icr cart Df
..aI..r. thot vilcvl a'utrclnmnerin when
i'.ran. u.clc-
ft trcouIy Srilr,Nrp CASE made with Two
ulatc- .r -o,i. seamless pendants, arg 'Shier.
Solid JOINTS. crown pieces, Nc. ai Oh "hitl ar'
c.,.r,d h. '.rer- patent. therefore buy mo
.-.-.I Ief.-.. ...- tius JcWeler who keeps the
JAS BOSS rNr>r StlFtENED GOLD CASE, that
t.rm.t i.ar tle diIerercc between 10 ana aI
.-i.rti .r- tlat clri,, 81 Pc cluaily as good.
F.r..'. it y -,-rcrsih'e Jewellers. Ask to
-.. tlr varrrt fbst accompanies each case,
and dou't be ptrsvgjcl thet c"y other make c'
c,t-e Is ..s sood.
April % oI -ly.
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,r.fFTINSBURG ITEMS.

Rev. NJ. L. Cutler, pastor of the Lutheran
Church in this place, has accepted cell 70
Mcrccrsburg, Pa.
Mr.. =. W. Poole, of this place, sustained
severe and painful injuries by falling back
wards tlreagh a trap door in his. store room
at West end" Thursday of las. week.
Mr.. ". .s.Pitzer took instrumentation Of
youths between the ages OF 6 to q years, IN
this school district last week. Ills report
shows that there are 1''o55 entitled 10 school
privileges.
The annual picnic ofthe Catholic Sunda.
School under the auspices of .ho 50. Joseph
and st. Patrick Society. of this place, viii
be held at Island Park, lIarpcr's Ferry, on
Saturday. July 23d.
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sHEPHEfDSToITY sUMuARr.
From the R.1ister:

From the Register:
We learn that the chicken coop = lir.
John Licklider, bclov town, was robbed OF
IS fine large young chickens on Saturday
night last.
Shepherd rtllegc yayd is to be H'uirira-
ted Friday and saturday nights, Sth and
9Th the occasion of Yard Party, given by
the ladies of the VI. i. Church, South.
our oil ard.c4tecmtl friend and patron
Mr.. Ed..in G. Eugle, residing n couple oi
miles south OF this town, informs ps that
last week, Upon his premises he killed SIX
Pole Cats, and it wasn't a very good time
for pole cats either.
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THE PHINE MAIDEN.


Twas IN the sunny Rhineland
rs the golden day was ending;
The ripe grapes in the yincland
Were in purple cl0stcrs bending.
The rained tower on the height,
N-es glowing in the crimson EgLt
The western syn was lending.
! say her th6a-l see her yet
1t.ves theirs time that We met
In the sunny Rhineland
l sawher standing all alone;
The chapel bells were ringing,
And mingled with the organs tone,
heord her gentle singing,
The river ran beside her fesg
And oh her voice so clear and sNce'
Seemed like the lark's upspringing
saw her thus at close of day;
I gazed and, g2zai my heart away
IN tle ~ p hiugiepd
Upon her il;age IN the stream,
All broken midst the ruins,
She cazes IN @ happy dream,
And smiles, aud sigls and blushci
Che takes ,hc arrow from her hair
Aud down her shoulders fdr
Tie golden shower gushes
watched her as stood apart
That silver arrow pierced my heart,
In the sunny Rhincland
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POETR T..
RATHER EirBARRASsNe.

She was q very little girl,
And as [ bent and kissed her
There. that is for yourself, p ! said,
And this IS for your sister.
last night I called in friendly way;
Some gay girl friends were there,
And laugh aVd jest went gaiiy round
To Danish Vegry care
The little girl came romping IL,
And npto ne said shc,
dive thct lis toSH7eT Eel
'Ou LEFT for he. viz lne|
She tisscd me lot O. times, an said
When fcll-ses 'ouldn't see,
I might live 'cm 70 'ou-dust wait
TIL Gus clone wiz me ~
Iblushc5, ari So did Sister Bel
The gay girl-fricnds, all me
7 wished the horrid, horrid things
4 thousand miles at sen
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Lowest Possible Prices,
TEFE T.FE'EOR EyOU&E,


TIT rsdc--icac3 having la--5 tine a'c'c
i namei Hotel, and f- painted. renovated
and thoroughIr auj comfortably furnished IT,
now inf rms the public that hc Is prepared 20
receive pe7uancrt boarlcrs or transfer guests.
The cvr,-i,nc Of yolrs as q host ~ assu-
rance of hsartnoss End ability to cate ag.. .cca-
hlv 10 the wants of the public. and he believes
he suhscryes his own interests bost hy serving
thepublic generously and honestly and courte
1uSy.
Rooms 1u.fo7tahlo. Taficcri Tar sell sui-
-lied Stables ample for the accomIHosiaiion ID
horses az Livery. OmnilUsc- attend upon arri
lrfard dcpar.urc If trains; ciVCt' 'aoif-1fe
ifv q issf-3m. W. TAYLOR.
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TUESDAY morning ~ 3.O'clock Wm. Gale,
of Cardiff. Wales, started IN New York ~
his attempt to walk 6@~ quarter mtiea m
G.0a0 Consecutive ton minutes. ~ ise
morning be averaged about three niinric'
10 each quarter Of mile. st noon hc wai
starting on his both quarter Of mile. We
domot envy the man who must keep ihe
tally We believe thc partics Engaged aF'
consecutive phs.
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The West Yi-rinigFduca.ional Associa-
tion rill be held ia ihe University Build
ings ut Mofcanlo.sH July l2ui To- iih, and
thc program indicates an interesting ami
instructive tine Readings aud discussions
Of origiuh papers, delightfully."- iuterPcrso1
viii, lAsic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16

Ahar- GOOD cure al Dee eo'n, air
ed No5bt luiicnnilt an a'rni Dobli
4" How imp'ci Illtr FL lio itt 10 hc
lafcl ." exclaimed Nnai fre
Ions Dag for zen years, Tcpliei D9bD
Aecoriire io the ercyel gli.io1, caiis
no leugcr cover mrliilHdo NJ .ins in
iheahsnca of 7ny eTF.c r'lm.f'fcci il' p.
w tlle now las it r. appocd ihatii"-e alr'
hasc ,si fhtir in- covered - iu alc ih't
na.ch alieal taiusl llc .iHal reckoning
Noiice 10 th,-sioor of dyn'atieel".'.
in.- establishment in ore % TIC foDie
quarter of Paris DO noi 80 iopH rbcfr
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