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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII NO SO.
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a CURRENT INCIDENT.
: he was swinging on the gats-
She has cautioned him to watt
And he waited.
Hour fitted. came she not;
Fled his patieucs. and he got
Aggravated.
Il will give her a surprise,
This he muttered--and he titss
eher winaer.
And he warbled. II am here.
Come and comfort me. my dear
Ny belinda"
Then lie scootsd. taking not
All the components of what
Robed his body.
And the cur that set and chewed,
WinkSed shy /, as if he .kneweG,'
1t was sloddy.
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HAGRRspoWN cARps.
1889. SPRING 1890
Low enstein Bros,
oNE-PRICE
CLOTH1ERs 6 TAILORs,
1852
1882.



No.7 West W Arlington st.s BIZ gerttown, Md.
M E have, since our Spring op ening mstwith
w moro encouragement than'we could poasi-
bly, expect, in consequencs of our ineres sed ma
tFonsge We arc enabled TO give tn trade d.
VentsEe OF large buyars. Every article sold by
US Is marked in plain figures, that the child can
ouy g cheap as the parent. Our object is to sell
piles of goods at 49,
Esock-Botto1n Prices.
We arc not ,atisfisd ~ith.a. email business We
Are large buyers andsthesefore get the adysntaee.
because we can buy by the case AZ theyer lowest
spoes'b!e marx We always make it q rule 10 uu-
derseh all. We want TO give 10 the farmer, the
merehant and the working man the opportunity of
Sbuying. Cheap Tor Cash. Always remember our
prices ere SO low that can't be undsrsold
" hen others sell cheap still cheaper Our
own own MAKE ot-ctothins are fast taking the lead.
twenty two years ofexp xperience warrants us Ia az
surtng our patrons that give the m original
styles Of garments Tor Men. Boys and Children
elegant and perfect in fit, superior in. workman.
w solicit your orders. We will not be undessold
Note our prices. MEMS SUITS MEMS Fancy
Cotton Mixed Suit S3.75, Mems Fancy Union
Cas- Suit 81 90. Mems Light Ch.vot Suit q g. 90
an All Wool Cashmere Suit SsS CO. an All I;ght
Wool Cheviot Suit SO 90. Our Owa Make 8 10 90
Suits take the lead Our Own Make = l2.O0 Suits
are noShv our Own Max" $1,000 Suits are too
nice, Our Own Make s l6 90 Suits arc da Isles;
Our oEn Mako English 5 $500 Suits the fnest
out VIC have suitS Et all pr;css marked in pla;aA
figures. lto5s Suits from $3.50 up TO 8 II SChtl-5
drons' sults ana Kilta fr0m s 10 TO $SS 90 SO0f
Stock of Blue Flaunels is complete in evervSre-
spect Note prices, SO 80, 97.5n, Ss.5u. S 10 90,
$l2 90, s 1900, w&trsnsed fast colo-s fit guar
G1teed. Give us cali aud he convinced. Polite:
and Rtten i've saesmen to wait ON you IL YOU buy
or not We very re,nectfullv vonrs.
L0WENSTETN BROS,
Oue-Price Ciothiers,
May 2. 1882
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EENfNWARE of all kinda made and repaired al
I JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
CnAR1EsrowN, Nov. 90 100


To the editor OF the Ne,gs: In your last
issue l observed very able editorial ON the
subject of Mr.. Jetferson's views anon the
Presidential term of Office You thorenphIv
retute the idea that he himself, desired. or
would have accepted third tirm. You might
have gone further, however, and added that
he originally advocated an amendment to the
Consultation, prohibiting the re>eligibIlity of
the President. In his Memoir, to be found
in the first volume of his Correspondence. he
says "My wish therefore was that the
President should be elected for seven years.
and be Ineligible afterwards. This term /
thought sufficient to enable him, with the
concurrence of the legislature, to carry
through and establish any system ofimprove.
ment he should propose for the general good
But the practice adopted think is better.
allowing his continuance for eight wears
with liability to be dropped at half wav of
the term, making that period of probation.
The example Of four presidents
voluntarily retiring. at the end of theireiehth
year, and tho progress of public opinion that
the principle is salutary, have given. it in
practice, the force of precedent and usage.
insomuch that should a president consent TO
be candidate for third election, trust he
will be rejected on this dem oustratio Of am.
bilious views"
Such was Mr.. Joforson's opinion, and such
his testimony that Washington, Madisop.
Monroe aud himself had all Uolunterilg re-.
.re' at the end of two terms. The modern
ides that every Incumbent of an executive or
legislative ottce is to hang on to it with the
tenaolty OF a bull dog until his jaws are pried
open with a crowbar, is Distinctly autisJ effer-
sonion, aud must be swept away in the pro.
gress Of the Revival of Jeffcrsonisn Demo
craey, which is now marching forward with
the stride of civic resolution.
Very Respectfully,
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Don't Betray oonidenoe.

Treschery is a detestIble fault; therefore
let nothing tempt you tn betray secret con-
tided to your honor. Whatilth friend Win
once trusted you, and told you all the secrets
OF his heart, has become your cnemyY You
are still bound to keep your word inviolate
aud preserve looked in your heart the secrots.
confdentially made known to Won. A man
of principle will never betray on enemy. He
holds il q Chrissjan duty Dever 20 reyeulwlIut
IN good faith was placed 50 his kecninn.
While the Albani6ns we're 1t " az with Phiiip.
King OF Macedon, theY intercepted letter
that she king had writgin g MS Wis OlsIns
pia' II vas retprped iltopenpd, that II might
not be read in public their laEi ssforbiddiae
them orezeal g secret. Among the Ecyps'
gtians it, was z. crin,iha offence TO divulgc a
ssecret. a priest who had been found guilty
OF The oHeuce was ordered 10 leave tho coun-
Try Ave youaeot hers score in your keep
lng Ihen,reyea i not for the we,1a. A
scopfding friend may tell yon "a &, ,fsn6drca
things, whirh if whispered abroad 4optF
bring him into contempt nud rdicalo. alsl
inJure bis charaetcr throngh il fs. -
Nosone il 50 UPRIGHT that BE- nav not ~ =
committed some pnecutlemari p -uot. or s.
impure oHcnce. which nay hsvo been
years ago before The .2ieidualR oiaf{
was formed ana,t,.s aa,l. VITA
fbil9ten Wes IS
! ] ! ] ] ! ! :
wlios
youth
could n ~
thus effect t6td
never. under any
repeat What has bcoo
- r l.. e. /.
sseeFess is g. only for
and vide. Remeuher. - |
bayc ever been Mas1b .or
through dislike for dflIff ii
demilicd, how 81 yioll e yop
once conhded 20 Jon. oven l|ln
your bosom, and let & sai1o fnIs
your qnonaam frisndt
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

4, Thomaston, Conn, the "Seth Thomas
Clock Company employs nearly l,OOoopcr-
atives. and there are about ljOdiAerentstyl-
es and designs Of clocks made BY theco
pany.
John Roach has over 1000 men employed
at Chester on thirteen vessels, refrcscn;ing
an aggregate tonnage of 27.00o tons. Mr.
Roach has built over one hundred yesscll in
eleven years, at 4 cost Of S2j,O0O,OO0.
The Studebaker Bros wagon works, loca-
ted at South Bend, Ind, employ l,l9O men
and turn out annually about %, 600 vehicles.
The WACO, works, with sheds, buildings, &c,
cover twenty acres ofAooring. In the smith
shop there are 125 foTges. The engines
of the entire works are together equal to $50
horsepower, and the betting, if extended in
a straight line, would cover distance OF
three miles
A Southern exchange which has been
looking into the matter, says that the South
is better provided with water power than
anv other section ofthe country. This Is pc
cuiarly so of the Atlantic slope, the four
states of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia having water power
equivalent to 100000 horsepower, four
times that of all the steam engines in the
world. The Yalkin riyerof North Carolina
alone has sufficient force TO turn 100000
spindlcs.
The Disston Saw Works Of Philadelphia
used last year q 900 tonsofcoal 100000
feet oflumber; made and worked into edge
tools 50 tons Of steel week, besides buying
f 40 tons of bar steel for iies. They turned
out 1,692, COO single saws; $50 large, and
$4,000 small, circular saws; 100000 long
saws; 2Ol 800 dozen files; besides large
quantities of the miscellaneous tools made
in the jobbing department. S0o men are
employed at Frontand Laurel, Philadelphia,
and 544 at Tacony. The pay roll is $l7 800
I a week
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ROETR II.
AN4PRIL GIRL.


The Girl that is born on an April day,
Has right to be merry lightsome, gay;
And that is the reason | dance and play
And frisk like a mote in a sunny ray
Wouldn't you
Do it, too,
If you had been born on an april day
The girl that is born on en- April day
Has also right to cry, they say
And so | sometimes do give way
When things get crooked or all astray--
Wouldn't you
Do il, too,
If you had been born on an April day?
The girls of March love noise and fray.
And sweet rs blossoms are girls of May;
Blu, belong to the time midway
And s)I rejOi n sunny spray
OF smiles and tears and hap-a-day-
Wouldn't you
Do il, too,
Ii you hsd been born on an April day ?
Hcigho and hurrah for an April day,
IL. clouds, il. sparkle, its skip and stay
! mean 10 be happy whenever may,
And cry when | must; for that's my way.
WOrldn'tyou
Do it, too.
II YOU had baen born on an April dag?
MARY Maps DODGE s.. Nich0ias.
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Nh T. R. Cole representing the Mt Hope
Nurseries Of Rochester. New York, is visiting
this community soliciting orders FOR Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Fruits, Flowers, shrubbery
&c. and has exquisite plates illustrative OF the
beautiful growths 70 be supplied. The Mount
Hope Nurseries Of Me-srs. Ellwangcr 4 Barry
are represented by the Rochester pre-, 70 be the
most complete on the American continent,
and the prices compare fsvorably With the list'
Of any competing establishments. These Nur'
series have been in operation forty years, and
the proprietors have national reputation for
fair dealing and hberaliiy The products Of
these Nurseries have been scattered sll over the
United States and have been sent far beyond
our borders
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literary Notes.

The poet Whittier has written for WIDE
AwAKE a tender and exquisite poem COM
memorativc Of the chiiSrens love for Long
fellow and of Longfellow'. death. Itwill ap-
pear in the May number, together with q
fine frontispiecc portrait of Longfellow, en-
grayed by Closson. Il
In the May WIDE AWAKE, EDWARD Ever
EFT Hale's Club of Comtemporaneous Histo-
~, will give-an aesthetic or Costume Party,
each member dressing from some famous
painting OF engraving The article is valu.
able in suggestions to other boys and girls
for artistic entertainments.
The NAY CENTURY is to have brilliant
list of contributors. Thomas Carlyle, james
Russell Lowell, Edmund Clarence Stedman,
w. D. Ho.ells, Ms. Frances uodgson Bur
nett, Archibald Forbes, Constance Fenimore
Woolson. John c. SAKE Franz Il. Stockton.
Edward Everett Hale, Ande~ Lang. Richard
Grant white, Uncle Rerus," and VI G.
Bunner, are names which are known inmany
Gelds of literature, and all these snd more are
to he represented in THE notable number.
4 PROMINENT MANUFACTURING FIRM
in Massachusetts has recently subscribed for
more than three hundred copies ofST NIcH-
o As, 10 be sent the children ofits employees.
They were paid for from iund which tsd
been set aside for educational purposes. Tho
May number of this magazine will have
some special features in the way of illustrs-
tions which viii surpsss anything that Sr.
NICHOLAS has done therefore,.
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SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
AN ACT concerning the shcool district, of
Jefferson county.

] AN AZ L concerning TIE SiNbpA ~
/ Jefferson county
Passed March sth, 1882.
Whereas the County Court Of the County OF
/ Jefferson did, in the yenr one thousand cish'
/ hundred and oighty-one alter and change the
maeisterial districts Of said county, reducing the
number ofsaid districts from seven to five, there
! hv producing confusion in the school districts
which are required by law 10 be composed oi
the same territory as the magisterial districts,
Therefore be il enacted by the Legislature ol
/ West Virginia:
LIST That on and after the first DAY of July,
one thousand eight hundred and cighty-two,
the school districts Of Jefferson county snail be
conformed 70 the order of the County Court re-
cited in the foregoing preamble.
2nd The board 0f educ alton OF Shepherd dis-
trict. rs heretofore constituted, shall exercise
the duties and in ali respects perform sni a.
such act as may be necessary 10 carry .a' ana
have efficiently conducted the school sh'irs o,
Snepherdstcwa district as altered and enlarged
by the said order OF the County Court.
THE third section is precisely in the words OF
the 2nd. except ,ha; !, refers 10 narper's Ferry
District-Ed. F. P.l
4th. All property, debts, accounts and de-
mands of every kind due or 20 become due the
respective boards ofcducatiOn shall be vested III
and held hereafter by the boa g. OF education
herein continued ltl ONCE LHtli iilti SN'~O "a.
are elected and qualified as rrescibed by law,
and all liabilities which may have accrued a.
gainst the boards OF education as heretofore
constituted shall be transferred 70 their success
sOrs unimpaiFcd,
5th. The boards of education hetchy contin-
uei in OH e shall 90 their frs, meeting IN July
next. rcarrangc The slb-dstric;s OF Their re'pec-
tive districts so as t. conform 70 the ner district
lines. in those sub districts where the chsnses
here authorized to he made elect any or 81 oi
the trustees oi said slbdi,trcts, either incro.s-
inc or diminishing their TumhcT, such chsngeS
shall b; made that there shall be three trustees
in every sub-district, whose tenn Of Office SHAH
expire in one, two and three years from July
first eighteen hundred and eighty-two.
9Th. The enumeration required 10y wto be
taken shaE be made and returned IN accordance
with the new districts, and thcSecretaries Of The
bcsris of education hereby retained IN Once
shall make reports &C the enumeration 10 the
county Superintendent. .,
Eth. All other duties of the sherii and
school officers, teachers, &c, required close mp
the school affairs of each district as heretofore
constituted. shall b. done and performed es 1t
this act had not passed.
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atirgiuia fme seress.
g.Y & w. ". Z. GALLAEEa, Esi;ors
cherrcesos~, Jefferson oorsty Vest va.
.fprn IS, 1852.
NelC Revelation ).

In the rear Of Che Pantheon, at Rome,
there i. marrow street called vi. della Pa
lombella. There was nothing peculiar
about it except that il was on the direct
route from the Corso to the Falcone. The
buildings bordering the narrow street, after
Il long litigation rs to ownership, were re-
Gently appropriated fox purposes Of public
utility. In the excavations necessary to the
work of demolition the accumslations of
centurie, had to be removed, and in doing
SO "a grand hall aud series of chambers
which formed part of the Therme Of Agrip-
- h.ye been discovered. On tie side OF
the street skill untouched 4 crowd Of Ro-
mans of the nineteenth century, with many
strangers among them, stand gazing in
wonder upon the marble pavement below,
on which their ancestors walked two thou
sand years ago-the very slabs the divine
Ahgust,. and his great minister and geTcr-
al have troddcn, and lying upon 1t just ds
they fell, colossal masses of the white mar
bic cornice and great fragments OF the
splendid futed columns of the golden yell
low marble of Numidia which adorned ,he
baths" These discoveries are a. ,.rand as
they were unexpected. The great hall is,
however, the striking feature. 1t exceeds
in length the full diameter Of the Pantheon,
and is equally grand in its proportions and
it, execution, being adorned with splendid
futcd Numidian marble and the remains OF
ancient sta;uary ard curious architectural
carving. Yet all this has SLEPT for ccnturie-
in wL.t byron calls Rome's marble will
dcrness."
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Ro.cned fro,n Denth.

william ]. Coughin, Of Someryillc, Mass.
savs: "In the fall of 1876 | was taken with
biecfing of the hugs followed by severe cough.
lost my appetite and flesh and was confined
10 nv bed. In ls77 was admitted 70 the Hos
pital. The doctors said had hole in my
lung as biz as q half dollar At one time a
report wen; around that was dead gave NJ
hope. but friend told ire of DR.. WM. HALL ;
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. ] got bottle
when tony surprise. commenced 70 feel bet
Ter and today feel better than for three year,
past. | write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR. WM
HALLS BALSAM and be convinced that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. | can pos
itively say il has done more good than all the
other medicines | have taken since my sick
ness"
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TER NI=.

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.,.ln.r to ,ttt- fliiHc'.s tnat tnr'r pri-
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c'-I. ke...1 .ca,ct promptly, neatly, Ane A. 'A'F
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There i no animal on the farm that will
pay so well TO pet a' the COW, unless it be
her heifer calf. She should be the queen Of
the yard, and of the farm, too. Every mem
Der ofthe family should have a loving pet
and gentle word for her. Shoot every dog
that makes her run step, and discharge Il
liked to have said brain the hired man that
aver kicks or scolds her
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j. II. Diikehdrt,

Supt. of B. & 0. r. Il. Co.'S. Hotels (Con.
ductor on the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
for 2S years, and previously Druggist,
writes: Cumberland, Nd, Dec. u, 1881
have used but one bottle Of Pe'and be-
tween myself and son. lie had Diphthe-
retic Sore Throat, ard is now well. As Tor
myself, it has entirely relieved the duliness
IL M head, which has been Of long stand
irg-the result Of Chronic Malaria. Iney-
er took anything in my life that gave me
such great satisfaction. Ny wife is now
taking it also" Ask your Druggist for the
"Glls Of Life" and how 10 cure them-a
hook
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Grateful UOuielt

None receive so much benefit, and none
are so profoundly grateful and show such an
interest in recommending Hop Bitters IS
women. 1t Is tic only remedy peculiarly
adapted to the many ills the sex i almost
universally subject to. Chills and fever,
Indigestion or deranged liver, constant or
periodical sick headaches, weakness in the
back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts of the body, feeling of las
situde and despondency, are all readily re-
moved by these B;ttsrs C5Nrqnf.
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4 pound Of bananas is said 10 contain
more nutriment than three pound. Of meat
or many pound, Of potatoes, while as food
to be in every sense ofth. word FAR superior
TO the best wheaton bread.
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HOONS.

"ASDSOME Family Quarto Bibles 500
III Worcester. Unabridged Dictionary $3.50
Bryant'S Selection of Poetry and Song S)VJ.-
Bartlett. Familiar Quotations $500; BRYANT
Complete Poems Illustrated, 800 owen Mer-
idith's Lucille $3.50; Shakespeare C"nipiSte
Works $500: Campbell's Selection Of Poems 50 !;
The Popular LanSdowne Editions, complete OF
English Poets. Byron, Burns. Moore, Words
worth. Pope C0leridSe, Campbell. etc, 81 W
Father RYAN. RObt. Browning, Edgar y. Zoe
from 81. > TO >. so The Diamond Edition OF
-Longfcllow, Whittier, SAKE Bret H9rte
6c.. zoe Chambers Encyclopedias, complete
- vol. edition of 1855, cloth binding, So.UV.-
Same with American editions large type loF"
cloth binding Sl3 same half Russia, SIS
We will order and furnish any book publish
ed in short time and at moderate prices. Or
dcrs solicited.
CHEAP BOOKS.
Agency for publications Of the American
Book Exchange large stock on hand. Seaside
Standard and Franklin Square Libraries. Any
books not on hand will be ordered promptly.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Fall stock of all School Books used in the
Male and Female Schools of CharleStown ana
vicinity West Virginia school Books st con-
tract prices.
School suppiIcs.
School Satchcs, States, Copy Books, Pencil
Tablets. Exercise and Drawing Books, Pens,
Pencils. Rubbers Inks, etc, in large assortment
DLAIR Packets Writing paper ., so, - and
ID soc Writing Paper in boxes, oil styles ana
prices Note. Letter, FoolScap, Le,al-Cap and
Bin Paper Blank Books. Memorandum Books
in great variety. The bes. cent paper out
try it.
Not. is Your Tine 70 Pant.
PAINTS.
Agency for The sale of the celebrated Ncir
YORK EaGmR Paints We can recommend this
a. one If the best and most durable of the ready
mixed paints in the market Sample cards.
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL cos PAINT.
We are Just in receipt Of 4 large shipment Of
thcs. goods and can iill orders for any quantity
pu, up in barrels pals gallon ana mitigation
can.-call and see sample colorS.
Lewis Lead. Nnscel Oil, COcrs Glass, Put
~, Narnishe, &c. Everything in the Painting
hnc q; bottom prices.
Aug p, 'si. T.F. HENDERSON L co.
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Farmers should be informed Of the real
actual value of improved. ,tock. 4 differ.
encc in the yield ofmik offour quarts day,
even at two cents quart, !. equal to s24
ycar, which is the Intercs; tsix per cent, on
s40O. A difference oflcO pounds Of buttef
in year is equal to the same smout With
zen COWS, this counts up pretty fast APure-
bred Ayrshire or jersey COW will easily make
hi. difference in the value Of The heyearlypro.
duct; a. there is no extra COST keeping,
the increase is all profit.
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elsa wise man who knows the way Of
salvation, and is found in it; the path ofdu-
ty, ard walks in it; the dangers of the way.
and avoids them; the provision OF the way
and enjoys il. "a
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So extensive and varied arc the rses fc
which paperis nov applied that sn snthfo-
pologist h.. proposed cslling thepresent the
az. Of paper, az we speak Of the past ages e
.tonc. bronze. irOn. etc.
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Thoroughly agreeable employment how
ever sngrossing, stimulates the recuperative
faculty ~bi'e it take. the strength, and the
supply ofnerve force seldom falls short Of
the demand
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Use sin as it will use YOU; sparcit not for
il viii not spare you; it is your murdered
and the murderer of the whole world. Use
it, therefore, a. murderer should be used !;
kill il before it kill. you; and though it
brings you to the grave, a. il did your Head
it shall not be able to keep you there. You
love not death love not the cause Of death.