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, 1881-09-25

Nation of which he was the il1ustrinus head. ffa
was taken Us ii In II moment. but nothing fel,
with hi,n-no law. no PRACTICE. no institution, no
interest. The vast machinery lid mt even Stup
for one single nis,tnC!lt every wheel III its pira
still went on, for the Government If tho Cnul
Stn1es Is the people OF the Enited >tatcs and m
nau can ,nuve Or assume uu nut hurity which n.
STREETS or suppunts tho universal citixunshio
lie hud left his post TO another and III honurca
u,an for wilou lct u3 invoke nh SYM
pathy from Il Divine source while ne ta,.t.
upon himself the oncrous duties th:r
he must pcrfuru- BUT Gar:iell bas
assembled. VT. may weep fur him that shll
never weep another tear. We M:sy cruwn our
reverence with ul tnkci,s OF admiration. bnt in
the Divine presence he now stands. What
would be to him the tribute Of tho ruunl wurld
when hc has ring lug III his ears the command of
the Father to ascend higher: Swerser than
mothers voice, sweeter than earths Most
atfec,tonate toue ia the voice OF God III approval.
CONSPICUOUS NAMES.
Four names in the limo OF Presidents wi1,
stand conspicuous iu history-W.*iiih.to Jef
ffr,uu Lincoln, und Garfield They have eue,
been men Of mark and left their impress m tha
Nutiouul character. III tho lew Weeks thu: ho
presided over the 1estinies of this people ha
showed the possession OF yet deeper poSer thun
any h,.d anticipated; had attracted uuf.
yersal Httennon and had given prutnsa
of tho richest hurvcst in tho utter -dars-
lie had proven hiulscIf n,>blemai
lie had gained Il name for all t!me-:ls au
officer i'll the military service, as IL member IT
tho greatest Legislatures. US President; Us i
Christian gentleman, HIS d cAuou.zcsi mar,yr.
For him no more toll. We 50 On still trea.lir7
the dusty path. For us nre sorrows to be nob.y
borne: for us weuriness; for us sickness in
tigt.lity and by-anu-by DEATH These Aye. IN
, 1881-09-25
An Apparent Lull in the Var on the
Surgeons Who Guessed So Wide
of Gniteau's Mark.

EWpeUuS Huu uuCasE4 NJ 'AoS
Of Gniteau's Mark.
TOLL, BEAUTIFUL BELLS.
4 REQUIEM.
Fur The Sunday Tribune.
l.
=; Toll. toll.
Beautiful bells,
Toll. toll.
Peace to TITS soul.
Autumn is Eere with her garments OF gold.
Winter is near with ncr psfi.ess cold,
Flowers ace fading In sl,ieador away,
Nature is d-xtns to drcary decay
Silert Chi.ft:si1 lies.
Clustd are his loving eycs,
Still is tho hear: that was Noble and brave
Fon1l eyes with tears are din.
Loyal feet follow him,
Slowly and sadly, alpE:, tn the grave.
H.
Toll. toll.
Beautiful bells,
Toll, toll,
Peace ~ bis SOUL
Toll for the Teller who struggled tor bread
Working and thinking With muscle and head.
Patiently lifting each burden aud care
Given by God for his shoulders to bear.
Toll for the noble st.1.
Toll for the worthy one
Bending FER tasks until late III the night:
Striving, with might aud ,nala,
knowledge and power to gaill--
Winning his w:y up the worlds dizzy hfgnt-
Toll, toll.
Beautiful bells,
Toll. u,il,
Peace to his soul.
Toll for the solcr. who battled so WE'LL
Facing the shot and the shriek ot the shell;
Forward he rode through the thick Of the fray,
Joining his conrsldts ,11ad auin1ug the day;
swift as the dismal autumn gale,
Into Deaths vale,
Down tho long lire where the loud cannon rolled,
Bright vii! his honor beam,
Grandiy his glory giean.
While Chickamnuga's dark Story is told
To toll,
Beautiful bells,
Toll, ru
Pcace to bis soul.
Toll for the statesman whose eloquent voice
Mastered the uluss.S and 1nAte thttn rejoice.
S+:orucd by the scounurc!s he loved to depuSe,
Stabbed in the dark BY his piiileSs foes,
Slanderrl aud vtliticd,
Striving to stem the tide
SURFING about him destructive and vast
Rising in manly might,
Gaining the splendid hight,
Winning the love Of the Nation 1t last
Toll, toll,
Beautiful bells,
Toll, toll,
Peace to his soul.
Toll for the Chicftain beloved and reveTe,.
Tul! for the manhood to millions eudearcd,
Toll fur the form VIC constgu 10 the sod,
Toll for the soul that has gone to its God
Sweet is his honored name:
Fnir is his 1Adciess fau1e.
Garfield WAS great, and his spirit was brave;
Over his lo'rly bier
Many IN honest ,eur
Toll toll,
Beautiful bells.
Toll. toll,
Pence to his soul.
| Toll for the home that is dreury today,
| Toll Tor the hopes tslat have gone to decay,
! Toll tor the wife by her sorrow rnatle wild,
| Toll for the mother who mouths for her child
Toll for the fatnerless-
| God, wilt Thou kindly bless
| ALL FROI THY WHITE THRONE IN HE.AyE.
| ABOVE?
Nav men more manly be,
| Mar our hearts turn to Thee,
| Filled with new hope by the light Of Thy love-
ECGESE J. HALL.
| M11LARp AVENUE STATION, CHICAGO.
, 1881-09-25
PIANOS. ...
BIGTJ, C00LD { SCnAEE,
Piano manufacturers,
Established laa)
Factory, 5I-53 ". Lake-st.
PIANOS.

An cxncrteace OF over quarter OF century ~
tho manufacture OF rianos. c":hbinec Win 1'c
c,stxe u.e u the finest material nnd the employ
,ent at 1ia most skilled laoor. enables US 10
. fsiauo which may no. he superior bhs ceftah's - "
excry respect fuliv equal. IL the TeFE oest
makes The time ls not far d1s:.nt "hcn tne ~ VS.
will be Is indepeaden: OF the Ea9s In n"e a"o7 -
they nos I'll furniture Pullman ca'e' a''o "'1'~
.and i, Plano II not ohe~thir" ia
n,a.x,et IA ths. movement OF II Mn: Nnte1'
need he the statement OF riin" AGENTS |" '''e ~"
trarF notwithstanding.
, 1881-09-25

determined to bear up under her appalling; Al-
llicriun with the heroic fortItuic she has ever
shown. Miss Mol!ie Garfield and the other mcna-
hers. as we'll rs intimate friends OF the family,
followed in due order, whiie the guard Of hunor
brought up the rear.
Mrs. GARFIELD AND HER FAMILY,
instead Of entering the procession which now
formed, were driven directly to the residence Of
the Hun. James Mason, where they will stay un-
I'll after the obsequies. The second section or
the train, bearing the Congressional delegation,
arrived few moments Inter- The delegation
WAS escorted to carriages, and the sud prDces-
sion s1urted The cortcgc WIS perhaps half II
mile long, but could easily havc been made
| longer, and possibly more impressive, had 1t
| been expanded instead Of being condensed III
length by the wide columns marching abreast.
| Col. Wilson, Of the Government lighthouse
service, aud his staff rode ut the he;ta in cUn-
| ruund Ut the funeral escort. The Silver Grays'
| DAnd and the celebrated Forest City Troop FOL
lowed closely.
| THEN CAME THE IIEAEsE,
| guarded by tho Knights Tempt1, in columns Of
| three and iiaukeI by tct. horsetnen of the City
| Troop on euch SIDE Tho Clcvclund Gruys, the
| remnants Of Gen 9arteld's old regiment, tile
members OF the Cabinet, Gen. Sherman ard his
aides, the guard Of honor, and the Congressional
| delegation aud other distinguished guests made
up the remainder Ut the melancholy procession,
which. to the solemn tolllng OF the church bells
marched down Euclid avenue and Eric street,
turned into Superior. and thon in part pro-
cccdcd 10 the cAtafa;que in the public square.
When tho column reached the Custom House
arch, the cav:liry hnl1ed. formed In line and the
hear5e with the Tempars passed
| sTSTo THE SQUARE.
This portion Of the ceremony was OF the most
| impressive character. The worSnen the
arches aud the catafAlHue, who had been hurry
ing Up matters since daylight, suddenly ceased
their lubors, slis1hountcd from their perches.
and. with uncovered heads, Eazeu ut the moving
spectacle. The bund played another dirge,
while the big bell Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Just outside tho square. rolled solemn
accompaniment The Knights Temp;ar
formed in lne on the left rs they approached
| the pavilion and were backed by line nf
| the local military. A detachment OF the knights
thereupon passed ny the incliue leading to the
| catafalquc, and 1.-The members OF the local
committees ranged themselves on either side.
| TIE HE-I,SE
turned in towards the right, while the band, in
Hu.iel tones, played Pleyeis Hymn" and the
pa-bearers. With uncovered heads, bore the
body up the pavilion. incline, aad deposited 1t
| on the catafa1qua, where the atmosphere wns
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Ri s%eELLAREo Gus.
An Innocent Man Who spant Fonr
Years in Moundsvil1e Penitentia.v,


There's NJ interesting story for won !"
SAID Governor jackson to a Leader reDorter
IN the executive ofiee at the capital. vaestcr>
aiy afternoon, as no pointed to a pardon
wnlen had been brought in for his sigma
tare. The reporter glanced st the docnroent
Whica set forth in the usual formal phrase.
oiegy that an unconditional pardon vas
thereby granted to B. Fl. T. Shepherd, con-
ylcted in the Circuit Court of Summers
eennty, of the crime of forgery, aud senien>
sed to six years imprisonment in the peni.
Tertiary therefor.
.That man" resumed the Governor. "hns
been in that Pises four years without having
committed sny eSenoe. It's a curious story.
1t seems thst abont four years ago he sold a
farta il Bedford county, Va, to 3 man
named W. P. Caapsell and took bis potos
fer part payment. ahepherd. then rrved
to Summers county, ". Va, esd purchased
a place, giving the notes signed ~ w. T.
Campbell as part of the consideration l.
seems that there was a man named " II
Campbell living il Summers county. ard
heaFiOg OF thcto pstcs bearing tNs sane
name as his own, he bad Shepherd crested
on a charge of fargery; apd 5eoosa5s9 Fl,
cea|icting kim:"
sBat why did not Shepherd sbcv .te
fesl maker of. Tho actsaY"
never got s chenco, annqrantlv.
Campbell, who eigped tba notes, Ia! moved
u Tennessee, and ooala not be fond. She's
herd applied for q continuance in his case IN
seeuTa his witnesses, hat il wes refused him.
Here Is the whole story CONTAINED IN an eT.
davit made by the Summers c,sntv C1gn,r
bell. who secured Shepherds conviction "
Aus here The Governor read a svorn e.ote~
ment, made by " P CampHali. Of Surp-
mers county, stating the details of Shop
herds trial and conviction low that snspi-
c'"n was reused against Shepherd HI 10
fact that no other ". P. Campbell thqr hin.
self lived in the ueichhorhoed wh2~a isf.
notes were last negotiated: bow his case ~es
forced TO trial, and the eceused "ra;1roade5'
into the penitentisry, and hov he had sub
seHuentiy eseertaiosd tsst tho notes we're
genuine, their maker s.;ll Iigirr. and that
ShepheTd's PRHishmosf Wa o~ptirafy r7icss
sad undeserved Letters fra-7 Rc7eists
Lowry and other proa;iueat citizens Of sum
.ners county, accompanied nnd corf-me3
CamPbelPs statement. and tbs Gsvoruar cS-
pressed his belief that the facts set forth
Weco Substantially correct. "Pha z.r,ngest
part about it." he added, { IS that this shc~s
lug has been on file ia tho executive ofiea
FOR nearly two years, tho matter cot beirs
for sem reason brought up and settled.
This ends it,"
Aud the Governor proceeded to ect Tce3y
for a trip home, while tho reporter fell into
a brown study over the vi~ciSsitu5as Of fer,
tune, tbs mishaPg that will occasionally hos
fall even the ViTtuous, end the feet tEat
truth Is sometimes rougher than fction.
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tBsttIe Greek, tAiCh.) Daily Jour-.L1

Upon being spoken to concerning St Ja-
! eob's Oil, cur fcllow-townsmsn. Mr.. Theo-
3ors Wakeles, said 1 had been srTaripc
With rheumatism, and obtaired the greatest
relief from the use OF st. Jacob's Oil. Il
~has also been used il my family for SONS
time, and has never been found to fail ia
giving prompt relief.
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O. IL o g r. Ec Il Il Sy


Among vhich are
SUGARS, CoFFEEs, TEAS, sYRUPS, 6 ICES
PRovIsIONs,-Bacop, Flour, Corn Meal.
Lard, &C.. Fjsh of al! v%ar'etiso. Canned Goods of
coNFECTToNs,-P!siu and French Candy,
Oranges and Lemons, PruEee, Dates ead -Figs,
= Fancy Crackers and Cakes.
IhHve.in store n full and we'll. assorted Stock aG
QUEENS, GLASS. WOODEN. WILLOW,
STONE and ARTHE WARES,
Which l will ofEer at bottom prices Smoking and
CHEWING TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. Cigal-sn1okcrs, PiPes, &C.
mention above a few Leading departments OF
my business in an branches Of Imported,. Dohe4-
tic, staple and Fancy Grcccries. J aim to bay
carefully. AID to 90 rcnEcsentmy goods thRteveTy
oocdeaiiDg With me wiilhnver eaPor'tCt lie pleased
and sNti'ied, and those who have. not feTore. ms
with a call arc cordially Invited 20 DO 40 and *.
anime my goods. Promising in sn cssss ccY--
teoue treatment. ] am alw.vv wiling 10 show
Goods and give pTices. All orders will vc-e;rc
prompt and careful a:tsn ;iOn. Cords Gel!vrrsA
in corporation limits tree of charge by a re..sh;r
Porter.
COUNTRY PRODUCE talcn N s@chsrcc
FOR Goods. Respectfully,
June S.lssn: r W .~G=TFCEEEL
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MOTHER HAS RECOVERED" uroia an Illinois
tiers for n long time but without any n"o5.L
40 when sac heard of tha vi;tue- OF Kidney
MoFt she got n box and Is las completely cur.d
ans co1id before we moved Vest. Siuco she las
adv. "Sc
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STEAM ENGINES

II. o,.Iy.! 'EHso 0Fe 8EEaI5 Tor ms and tbs
TFlI. Z TiNYER & cos IND
SIdIIONARF SJEA NJ EEGTNES,
Manufactured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines ere superior to any har.tocr.
Introduced to the public. having Leve,.l uc1r on9
important IMPROVEMENTS. We call esDcc;ai sttep-
lion TO the arrangement Of the Boiler and super
heating Dome, By which a large amount of extra
heating surface . acquired which il not utilized
in any other make OF Engine. tEus ecopomizing
largely ia FUEL and in TIME il eenerstjUS
steam. We have a l2-hoTse-pcwer portable Fn77
giIeof This make furnishing power al cur Plaster
Mill snd as factions speak !oude than wordssze
will be happy TO show its action and point ont II.
superior parts, Quality Of Material ord ITcrkmsn.
Sh'p. Parties needing power for Wheat hrssher.
shouId call and get our descriptive catalogue and
price list OF Portable Ed gines. we can sell item
better .Ergiaes, and upon more favorable terIne
than they can supply themselves here in the
country. LIPPITT 4 en-
juno II, 1879.
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4AS e. EESASSsT1 Nv
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Co77aDU7oy,
OFFERS to the Fcople of Jefferson aud sur
~ rounding. Court:es Insurance IN a sxfe COM
psny at the actual coet OF Insurance., which is
much cheaper than the rates usraIIy cbatced, and
keeps the money at home.
Good riSka from Responsible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
.sEs7SssmN; $ r:t;ts. neory 2, Davenport,
is, 4. freston Chez, Vim. L. Wilson, Eugene
Baker, John &. Moore, James Logic, CbnrIcs
p. Hileon. Jchn n. little, Jacob s. sic Iviu, F.. G.
W. Herr, S. F. White.
N. S. WHITE, PresideDt
II. b. DAF ENPORT, Treesnrer
ExEcUTIvs CoMsrIrrEE-N.s 9. White, VIM, Fl.
7. Lewis, Eugene Baker. VIM. L. Wison.,J. W
McCurdy, John ". Rider.
r. A. ALEXAEDER. Scc.'y & Cen Arcrt
local AesH7s.-N ffddIswsy-wm. Gilbert.
EesrDsysv:lio-J c. Bitner; Harper's Ferry
Ciss. +; FFEii; Shephsrdatown-H. e.. EuIIor.
* The Secretary will be found NJ the Com
Tory'F Office, Court-Housoy yard in Charlestown n.
every Tasscny and Friday.
May }, lSSI-oGuI2,7 10.
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Thrilling Adventure and Harrow Is

Browns 1roI Eitters BrTcH Etser and build mr.
the eysten. A trial viii cprviacc.
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DITCHING, ExClYATING, &c.

THE undersigned st;F oilers his services az a
u competent workman in the above line
Ditching and Excaya:ing OF ali kinds-DiEeins
Clsterrs, Ponds, Cellars: &c.-undertnken at mod
crate rates, and faithfully executed Orders left
at residence. on West eress ct, will receive
prompt attention. blasting also done in a salts
factory manner, and at lowest rates
March 9. 1850. WESLEY LOWRY.
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lost on. NTisE7iE,

A PhCEAGE OF RECEIPTS. Finder will
- pleas" leayr them ut this OA1cn. or With
2ieSsTs. Eermre iicall K Co. or Sir. J. W. Locke.
WI &5.lssi-3r. Q. ". ROWLAND.
Tbs rory heat quality otCANvAssED HANS
r. for 6sic bv s 8 D6ICHPS
March H. 1851.
sLL&ss SEfT FOX 40 cts, and general vs.iety Of
- .SssTG-e iust received hv
"2Fiit', iSSi. 8 S. ~DALGAEE.
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Western Maryland r. 3.

Taking EG,ct Sunday. October 81, 1855.
(9altimore TiIne.)
LEAVE HAGEESTowN,
Daily except Sunday,
30 4. ~. Through Pssucnger-arrive at Hal.
tiinoEo 1895 A. n.
Il.46 A. NJ. For Waynesboro and te
ais Pm. M"ii-arriving at Baltimore $40
ARRIVE AT uAGERsTowN.
7.lS A. 81. From wnynesb0rO add interSnediats
- So P, N. H.iITieavlns Baltimore a. $50
S'65 r. M. Through Ps'::nger-len,ing Bal.i.
~ ". hood: General Manager.
r. J.. GRIsw OLD, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
November 30. 1870.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FE7TIE undersigned having qualified rs Admin
L istrators of tho estate Of the late Petor
Bowers, hereby give notice to all parties in
Gc5taI to said estate to make payment at once.
! rose haViH" claims against tie same will
D,eaSo present them. properly authenticated,
for settlements.
O.. +. BOWERS,
Nav 8. ISSI-9A.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

an alcOholie bcveracc. "a" Ho'
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RFGT business now before the public. You
AJ4S L can make money faster at work for
Us than at anything else. Capital not required.-
We will stsrt you. u = day and upwards made
At home by the industsious. Men, women. boys
nad girls wanted evcrywbere-to work for us. Nov
IS the time. You can devote your whole tiu1s to
the work, or oaly your spare moments. No other
eu!iness will pay you nearly az veil. No one
Ti!IIng TO work can fail to make enormous pay
by engaging at ouco.. Costly Outfit and terms
free. A great opportunity for making money
easily and hcnoEably. Address TEuE. & Co, u
Cus.a. Mnine. July I3, 1ssO-1v.
a GENTS WANTED for Tho Beet and Partegt-
"A Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. PTicea
reduced 90 per cent. National Publishing Co.
Merch /, loS!-$m. Philadelphia. Pa.
go to EIMRoD TRUssELL1s and Iook A. hi.
~ new arrival of spriRr DRY Goods crG NO
t:eas. Centre Roomj SadIer Building.
hATeh J, 1881.
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FoF baughG1an Bros. celebrated Moif,,.
ted Paper Meat Sacks, for pro,ce.ion fr,r,
skippers. call at Dalcarn's, o9nasi,. .So
Carter House, Cbarlostown. "~o
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SHoEMAKYNG-

NJ r. old ffisnd. and the pubIieS~
inst have feturusd TO C6srlestOvn, n.y.
sn1 nave o~PenedHBooT AM SHOE 1
W. !" cor. Main & Water ste. and am n,..
pared to conduct the shoemAkipe brSiness f5siI
pairs aS6e New Work made 70 order. and Re-.
and rates removable. Give me sesfI.
APriI6 6, ls5O-tL DAVID HECK.
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a tTuo medicinal tonic. Ma,
BroWn's Iron Bittere. Nv Ie-t sNoEt, IS
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NOTTClE.

NOTICE is hcrchy given that application
~ Will be made. on the Second Day Of the
cGinIacuClngou Third Tuesday in Nav next,
for tae. Transfer - 1homas NJ Nietc"li, Guar
dian of Jessie L. NaNtZ, appointed and qaaI-
flied rs such, by the Comfy Court Of Mac0npin
COUnty, in the State OfIlIIn0is, of certain funds
belonging to the said ward derived from tine
estate OF Sarah Melvin, late of Jefferson county,
deceased.
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GSTo $40 per day at home. Samples worth
~ SSILee. Address &. HALLETT Co. Port
80 H124Ho' March 8, ISSI-1-
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~ a1VcFtiser, having been permanently cured
'eHneay, "a anxious to mako known 10 his fellow.
~ SiT Ine meenaof cure. To ali who desire It.
80 - seSo = copy OF the prescription used, fro
OF Cna:se0 With thesdirsc1ioua FOR prop.ri1r srJ
:or cog aS,sH mo- Thieh they viii fnd = sraE= Cuaz
ties wishing !he Psescriptio0. vii 49, 60 Ter
h e =: ~ I9i Pcan 81, wiil;sms,
| jaA25 G,n.
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GEMENT,

SXTE hsve on hand a Stock Of fresh porro
TOP and ROSENDALE CEMENT III
~ oaer toE for CASH LIPPITT < co.
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SELL the Best Brand of ArbuekIs Re,s,.s
Soase az only % CITE. \ pound; Cash.
harch i 1881. J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
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TRAINS GOING n

Cent Freight ard Pars'I AEert.
osE n. SANDS, superintendent.
April 10, 1881.
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fRATzR's CcHsUs;PrIoT o. Cousu Gun. : a..
best THE for ConsUmptia Enos7n, saJ ~ ,m ~
an ordinary cough in tajrty miaatcs. y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19
Artesian or SeleSpouiing Wells.

In 1888 the French Government began
the sinking Of IN artesian well at Gre
nellie, then suburb, but now portion,
of Paris. This well was not completed
until February 26, 1871, when, at a
depth Of l,792 feet, the anger, having
penetrated n ledge OF rock. suddenly
sank in several yards Of water. When
the drill was withdrawn, the water of
the we'll spurted ll2 feet above its top,
and continues yet to ran in constant
stream, Pari, is situate in the lowest
portion Of a basin shaped mass of for.
nations, 50 that the strata slope toward
the city. As in Cincinnati, which is
built on tho lowest formation geologi-
cnly within several hundred miles, u
"dccp flowing well may be sunkcn
almost anywhere in its "basin" with
nmost n surety Of obtaining steady
llow Of water The Grenellc well il
II lIlled for many purposes, discharges
100000 gallons per dieDt, and, as the
water is pure, it is used for drinking
when cooled down from its temperature
Of - degrees Fab. at the mouth OF the
well. The immense abattOils- slaughter
houses-in the neighborhood arc kept
clean by its waters. Since 1911, the
city Of Paris has gone rather extensively
into tho artesian well business. The
largest is that ut Passy, which was com
p.ctrd in 1860. This is two feet in diam.
cter and nearly 1000 in depth, and dis
charges five and twO.thirds million gal
Ions daily, but its great flow has dimin-
ished the yield Of the GrenclIe well
about fourth. st. Louis has vainly
attempted, by boring hole some 5000
feet deep, to obtain M adequate supply
Of water. She has one artesian well ut
the Bclcher sugar works which dis.
charges a tepid, medicated water II il
pretty rlain that any well sunk deep
enough i'll the Cincinnati basin to dis
charge n constant stream by natural
force would produce warm mineral
water, but it is possible the streams from
such wells might be found highly useful
Tor many economic purposes. At all
events, "the Paris Of America" might
become even more like her European
eXemplar by sinking few huge artcsian
wells. CHtct,tHuN GazCte.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19
A FAIRY AFL0AT

The following description Of the fairy
vessel represented on this page is rom the
Cincinnati Commprim: The hull is Of the
finest selected white oak, braccd, boIl,d
and riyrtpd in the most skilliul and work
manikc manner, and is 81 feet in length,
II feet breadth of beam, 2. feet depth Of
hold and draws tWc;ty inches oi water
She curic5 atubularbJ en- and two bcauti
ful little cngin',, nude expressly lor h,l
by TIL OHIO Nwaine Co., MiddicpoN, q
The diHinGgp'm is situated between ta'
boiler and engine rooms, and i5a,,ticajly
grained with lr,yynd collin, 1t is far
ui-hcd in the Queen Anne style, and the
silver, china and table llGan are o! the fines,
chuart", The plol-hoUar, cabin, main
noa aud Captains Office are on The saloon
deck and arc Injurious iA,3cir furnishing