Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-09
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

of Floreston Cologne, and its lasting fragrance
makes II aSeerless perfume fer the teilet.
Three thousand per day scarcely covers
the number of immigrants arriving in the
United States.
RevitaIizing the biood is absolutely neces>
sary for the cure ofgeueral debility, weakness,
lassitude, &c. The best euricher of tho
blood is Brewn's Iron Bitters
The easiest way to make hot house.
Leave box of sstohes where the baby can
play with them.
81 have found St. jacobs Oil to be mos,
excellent romedy for rheumstio esins,"
says Mr.: r: Latham, Harrison street, Prov
idence, r. I.-Boston Herald
Preserve your conscience always soft and
sentative Ii but one sin force its way iato
that tender part of the soul and dwell easv
there, the road is paved for q thousand
iniquitiss
Debilitated persons and sufferers from
wasting diseases such as consumption, scref>
u!a, kidney affections, will be greatly bene,
hlted by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Stops have been taken towards raising the
requisite funds for a shaft in the Mississippi
lot, Stonewall Cemetery, Winchester, Va,
with headstone for each of tho &C dead from
that State.
CLEAR HEAD and voice, easy breathing sweat
breath. perfect smell tsste and hearing no cough.
in cntsrrh by the use of santord's Radical Cure.
Complete treatment for 81.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has turned out
of its Altoona shops double. on der locomotive
weighing sixty tons, that carries 1000 gall
Ions of water and rune with facility forward
or back ward
oores and scrofulous sw siIings cured bT The Cnti
eura and Cuticuee Soap (the srezt skin eures) ex-
ternally; and Cqtieura Re.oivent (bIood purider)
internally. Ask about them at your drug ggfsts.
Our lives should be like the days. more
beautiful in the evening, or like the spring,
agloW with promise, and like autumn, rich
with golden sheaves when good works and
deeds have ripsned on the field
ATRAvELzR's STonY.-After spending no,tbs
Of watering places and consulting tho best ply
heartened and expscted to die. friend urged
t.ial OF ISrEers Ginger Tonic. Three bottles
e,tS ana careful I diet have brought me excellent
may benefit similar sufIerers.-Cin oinna att lady.
Sac other column.
"Do you sec that p.ick, sir ?" snid a verv
stupid acquaintance to Sidpey Smith. 'This
stick has been all round the world, sir !"
"lndGcd, said the remorssless SiSpsv.-
"a nd yet it is nothing but a stick"
DISAPPOINTED ENTInELY.-Mr. W. F.
Heth0ripgton, editor of the Sentinel, inform
st. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, and fouud il
all that could be asked The remedy cousod
the pain to entirely disappear
GEmPoria (Kan) Nc,cs
In West Virginia's population of 6lS,457
there arc So ,O41 persons who cannot reed
and S5, ,316 who cannot write In the Uni>
ted States there are 100000 pcople who
can neither read nor write and 6,239,05S
who cannot write.
The new Pharmacy Law of this State re-
qulres every one wishing to sell drugs to PASS
an examination before tho Com missioners Of
Pharmacy" and be registered, paying s5 for
the privilege and then to obtain a license from
the County Court costing Sl1.25, bat any
county or village merchant caa sell all things
usually kept in drug stores, except O few
well-known peiRens, without any such re-
strctions, penalties, or taxes, as are imposed
upon druggists. No one, except registered
druggists, can now sell arsenic. corrosive sub
lInote, red precipitats, strychnne, opium,
eroteH oil, sreasote, chloroferm, laudanun.
parsgoric, white vitrol, blue vitrol (blue
stope), sugar of lead, ealemel, ouinire, ein>
ehonldia, carbolie ocid, oxalic acid, rats>bnuo.
The penalty for violation of this law i,a
fac of from s25 TO S1eO Ter each ofTsuse.
DoCTORs D1sAGREE.-As a reporter for tb.
Pittsbure CommsrciaI G1zette sat Yesterday af
teTnooH) in ehanbar at No. 32I Federal street
Allegheny, listening to a terrible tails of sufTer
ing it fell from the lips of gen Ito iittls isdy
MrS: AliO Ingram, the daughter of Capt Hugh
to boeve if h e1deese lad HmSss RS too
close st hand to substantiate ovcry word II
was bqt another evidence of the Gull pabIe ignor.
aRcc n1 large class of practitionNrs of medicine
Ehe claimed for six years that Ter terrible dis
ease was cancer, She was covered with aicers,
Continued on page %. in ''Iiis sf Lffes bT By
hartman. AJAX yonr druggist for one.
1t is very popular with people, especially
maii'minded ones, an exchange truthfully
says, to iodu!ge in considerable cheap wi,
about newspapers, which OF course they have,
from the great, Influential, wealthy city daily
to the email, struggling country weekly
People talk about the trivial items found in
ooubtry papers, and suoh is the case fro
quensly, but oftentines there ia nothing else
to publish. The strong point of a country
weekly Is local news; but many people ex peet
more novels than in story paper, more telo>
graphic news than in a metropolitan daily
more editorials than in a monthly review,
moro gossip than in sewing circle, and
more facts than in an unabridged dictionary
or Eve hundred>dollar encyclopedias. How.
ever, when person sees his own name iu
print, matter how small the item, it sud-
denly becomes quite importnnt-tbat is,
both item and newspaper.
CHATrEEBe1-ws have received the hrst
NUS Der for 1892 of tho Original EnEliIh caa...r-
boz frOpa The Amerisal Pz z5lisk ers. Mrs. Estes &
LRurlAt. Boston, Hasa. This is the ehildren'a
magazine. par excellence: csntaiuirE 50 pages,
and 16 fall-PaEs illustrations saeh mouth.- II
has more than Eillien readers in EagIsnd and
America. Fer dollar asut By new sub
ssribcr, directly to the publishers, they will
| Eerd, post paid, Chsttsrboz for ono wear and a
beautiful steel engraving of little girl pug
sling over her frst sEH. and entitled 'esgkt
and Garry One" The engraving ia Isxz4 i've hes
and sells for $500. thus RiviaE every new aus.
ssrlbsr s4ee worth for 91.eo.
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