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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
- For the SPECTATOR.
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty .Three.

/ Another volume Of the iatermiuahle
serial il ciosed aud placed upon the
shelf with tue rest q boOk of pleasant
memories ID splne-a book from which
Others will turn with tears; but The
story goes on, for q new volume Is be
gun, as full nf promise aud romance
and my siery ~ the one we have just
laid away. What row of them, all
labeled years, and OrnaInented with
dusty da'ts How they have accu.
mulated. these auuuals QIiIe q Ultra
ry, one might say, but differing from
other libraries in this, that the larger Ii
grows the less desirable 1t becnnies
The man who pnssesses sixty or sev-
eui, of these volumes j. mol To be Ell
We'd ON that account He may he wiser
and better and richer than people with
small collections, hut he has grnwn old
while studying the cahslistic pages.
and must needs look f'rward To the
swiftly coming time " hen he shall take
no jot ia Them. Twenty i've IL good
number to have. if Que could only Keep
1t at thai figure, hut the additional
yearly aoiH come r"nud with maini us
regularity whether We would or NOT.
We are ilf~ suh-c, ibsrs to the wuik. and
musi Ia L e the stOnishihg twelve months
as they appear with the nest grace we
can. lsying To heart all that liz good,
and learning To e al even ia the da rkesi
-I'is'd-s snune huinanIzIug lesson OF
owe aud charity
What u story the sold year" could tell
since he pegan his journey Like some
huary sage who has Travelled through
many lands noting the marveis If the
way aud collecting materials for u his-
h.. ~ \,
rapid step, has he-n hurry Ing on He
ma en- cred the dwellings If rich ami
unor; he has mingled with the gay anu
f'y"u-; he has j"ir.e'i the " e-ping band
If un,Irnere; NJ has read the very se
'rets "f the heart. aud now. weary ard
way worn, tie has laid dnwn nh year,
b., ond the fl ,Od Hearts bouyant auu
happy WHEN he began his course are
now jnyies. aud sad; dear ones that
we're with us. and joined US az we
greeted the new year, are now sleep
ing the "sIeep that knows no waking
they have gone before us into the land
{ shadows ard of death, hut We have
baf re our eyes the breach and The va.
.aacy death creates We miss from his |
accustomed walk he form hat we shall
no more behold in this world.
1.-THE church ) ard bears an added stone"
J. liz n long long story that FINE 10
-liug We shall never reach the end
al 1t. We caun0t even speculate h0w
ft will all turn our. We only know
hat after We are dead. fresh characters
.iil APPEAR in the plot. fresh cDniplica
ions arise. aud the drama. with its bur
leu of life and death. will go on aud
M The oldest reader can catch but
the merest glimpse of the story; To
fIany-to most il seems a sad one; tn
."hers. it is u happy revelation. fun Of
prosperity and qnirI tireside love. ma-i-
Gal win the iaugh of children aud rich
with molly a-p'ratinns
We trust That all may open at son-
,uch Fortunate page in This new volume
# Tim. whicl' has juSt cnrue Ia haur
with its half strange. half hopeful iii.
IF .-. 1883
Mt Sidney, Jan. lat
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"Organtzr ami R"organ,z "

0 gauize and reoryanize. Readjusi, re-
In 'i'ne uf peace prepare for war
Wing
Th- Wing continues to call the Ma
honeii-s RAAdiusiers, although thou
lands 0f r -sn i~ter- have become dis
ynsted UUh NJ hone and his gang md
have refused 10 follow him further BIZ
''organlZ" and resrya"IZs" from the
'neuih If the petty Boss, ihruugh hi
i,aI.er. should he hee,ttd. Let onr ueu.
i,ie hike advice from ih+en-iity an,i cor.
ZsniZe and rsnrgsntz-'' ill moi al hon. ~
,nsn IN Virginia is 'i-sc. ivei logger into
following MshOnP.. All that i. needed
r pure right
Mah0h- preteDheI that he would ne
Independent in III United States Sen
4'e snd then bonding even 40 proud an
aii bit on a. his own TO bp less prof, .,
HE 10 him han vulgar share of the
-pfiis he sold himself aud hi. party TO
he SiaiwAr' Radicals Ia thu late .lec
inDs these Salwari Radicals We're bad
~ defeated tiy thu D-uincrats and the
Republicans who either voted wish
hem or stay ed ut home. Moreover
these republicans who are opposed to the
present Admins: ration. and they arr
powerful il number, refused 10 endorse
The corrupt practices nf Jay HubbeII and
Don Cameron ant Mshone. Wherever
throughout the. Nurrh during the last
campaign the names of Hubh-li aud
t'sintrO we're nst ntiofed will, contempt
III leading Republican journals Ma
homes name was PINNED on as that of
n mnch les distinguished but equally
vicious member "f iha body polite. Az
in olden times Knights were fullowtd
bstquioUsiy by their villains. so were
Hnhbell and Don Cameron followed by
MshOpe.
Thus the defeat of Stalwars Radical
ism hurts Malone aud his gang Of nffire.
seekers The Stalwsr Radicsis are now
IN n minority. ard every Republican
" In is come cted with the A rthur- Hub
hell Administration must also go duwn
When, then. will Malone appear?-
Dawn with his master he must go He
procIain,s through a fellow slave that he
rs for Arthur because Arthur is for him.
He is for Arthur and A bur Is for him
~ the same relationship of Muster to
slave The. master will die and the
slave will be sold. nut who will ne will
ing to buy such a vicious slave? Dies
pissed both by Republicans and by Dem.
ocrats as cnrrupt and treachernIIs man
neither ut the two national parties dare
have him for an ally The great contest
of 1884 is too near. Malone knows this
fact He is not an able man. a man Of
great Intellect. as tbs servile cnurse in
| the Senate has proved; but he has cum
ming enough 10 know that he ia in dan
gar Hest how he cries through The
Wing: Organize aud renrganiz. -
Let us he on the alert and We eau easily
catch this brnken down fox
Organize, amt organize aud organize
Let The people organize clubs in every
neighborhnnd in every county. Let
them come together and form their cnm
PANTS s0 that on election day their
companies will nelp to max regiments,
and their regiments to make hrigades,
aud their kriga,tes to make AL sFmy that
will drive out of public affairs the horde
Of marsnders THAT is led ny Malone and
Riddle berger and Cameron and others
of their kind -Rich State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

Mrs General Sherman says: i have FIRE.
luenily purchased Durang's Rheumatic Rem.
rdt tor friends suffering with rheumatism. aud
IN every instance IL worked like magic"
General Logan, Unit d States Senator.
writes: "SCme years ago was lTonbled more
nr less with rheumatism, aud have heen a
great sufferer In the last year with same lis
ease began to take hurabgs Rheumatic
T. medy, and am satisfied that have neen
cures, by it, use. recommend it to all suffer
as"
Hon. John Cessna, lac member of Congress
trt-m Pennsylvania, writes; In the space OF
Twelve hours my rheumatism was gone, having
taken three dnses Durans's Rheumatic KEN .
d. My bro'h r. of Bedford. Pennsy lvuia, vas
cured ny n similar amount"
1t absolutely cures when everything else
failed Sold by every Druggist. SEND tor free
pamphlet 10 e. X. Helphenstine, Druegi>t,
Ellington, Dc now SmUs*
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Personals.

Louis L. RoEenthal, late Clerk of E. Hage-
man, left last Thursday for Philadelphia.
Hon ]. r. Tucker and wife spent the Holi.
days at Winchester with their daughter, Mrs
DR.. Mcclure OF that place.
Mr.. w A. Rraithwaite the popular Chief.of.
Police of Harrisonhurg, was in our city last
Friday on official business.
Mr.. j. o. Lewis, grandson OF Col. Lewis, who
fell at the battle Of Point Pleasant. died al
Charleston, W. Va, Tuesday week. aged 81
years
Mayor c. M bold, of Lexington. was thrown
from spring wagon. while returning fro"
Al eghanv railroad depot. weeb before last.
and had his leg broken at the ankle.
The vacancy caused by the recent death o.
Mr. W, NJ Mcffett, as Cler- of the Valley Mn
tnal Associa,ion, was filled by the Board Of
Directors on Wednesday last by the election o.
Mr. ]. Holcombe Alexander to I'LL that posi-
tinn. -f.-
The dimissal Of Col p. Raulston from the
Natinnai Revenue Service at Dsnville. safur.
day week. caused III fficulty between that gen
tIeman and Collector W. L Fernald. in which
the latter was worsted and had to call for re
lief
MISSES BelIe ana NjeVITune hATrlk, O"uS teri
OF Prof VIM A. Harris. Principal If the Wes-
leyan FemAie ms iiute of this city, are on >
visit to their uncle in Atlanta. Ga. and fhei,
sister. Miss Matte Harris is in New Orleans
spe- ding the winter with her friend. Mis-,
Jameson
On the Dist ul'., Mr. John r. Chapman. Gen.
era Agent for The Singer Manufacturing Com.
pany. with headquarters atStaunton. was mar.
ried at Cherry Hill. Cecil county. Md to Miss
Ella Mary Arhuckle, and on the oath the BRIDE
of three DAYS was suddenly strickf n down
and numbered with the dead.
Mr. June Summerson, formerly of this city.
but now a resident of Pulaski county. spent
the Holidays with his friends In this city. He
IS looking as though farmers life in South
west Virginia agreed with him. He and his
estimable better half have our best wishes for
their happiness and prosperity.
Rev. DIR. Charles Minnigerode rector OF ST.
PauPs Episcopal chnrch, Richmond, is 8 ii.
ouslv Ill. His condition on Christmas night
was regarded as critical DR.. Minnegerode made
an extended trip to Europe he past summer
for his health, and was improved by travel
He grew worse recently. This divine has been
the rector of the church over which he now
presides for more than.a quarter of a century,
We notice in the Cleveland Leader OF recent
date that Capt L 2 Crosby of the AshtabuIs
(Ohio) Artillery has rendered his resignation
Capt. Crosby will be kindly remembered bv
our citizens as the gentleman who served
wheat fans all over the country within the Last
couple OF years. and whose genial manner
and strict christian demeanor so endeared
him tn all of cur people His company has
lost an efficient officer and worthy companion
Persons w'Ehing to consult DR.. T. F. Bliss
must do al this month, az he expects to remove
to Springfield Ohio.to establish an Eye and Eal
Hospital in that city on the first Of February
next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Dec 81
Reef taitle There we're n, purchases f tAtile
herr cor y. sterray's New York Market, which
Wa> u higher Than previous sales.
~heep = rn- receipts since Monday number
SD head AL oi Inch reiIIaIn unstIlit. as there
Is H., demand, and We have no quotations TO
report. rl=r-.7.
H g-.-The recruits .ipce Monday are only
II ! head, n-tr'y ali o. which win the renHIu
der Of the Off-r'ugsof M,ud-y, nave peeI. sold
only ID herd now r. ma ming bst,Id hr
prices That have rui-,i range from 73z0sAc
vi h favorable prospects far next Week Lnst
Ih- Sc or higher lures wIIIIuie.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

DEATH OF EMMETT HoGsHEAD Last week,
In our notice Of The ter lille railroad accident
on Sunday night. Dec mber 24h. a mile west
of MflibOro. we stated that Emmett Hogs
head, SOD of Thos. 8. Hogshead. Esq., near
Parnassus of this county, was seriously. and
1t was feared fatally, injured He died, we are
sorry to announce. from his injuries and was
buried at Uuion church ON Wednesday. the
funeral services having been performed by
Rev. Mr.. WiDfree in the presence of a large
and sorrowing audience. He was a worthy
young man, whose death is deeply deplored.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
Marriage OF Dr. NfcOlsOn and Miss Kate
WhfGcOmb. E r9l


A large and brilliant assembly gathered st
the Monumental church in Richmond Thurs
day upon the occasion OF the marriage Of DR..
W. Perrin Nicolson. dean OF the Southern Med
| ical College, Atlanta, Ga. and Miss Kate Hol-
| loway, second daughter Of Col. H. D. Whit
comb, of Richmond.
The Dispatch says 1.-THE sacred edfice. in Its
Christmas decorations, with the n0ral ones
within the chance', presented q Joyous appear
ance
The rector. the Rev. DR.. ]. G. Armstrong
ofiiciated In verv impressive manner. DIR.
Cowan rendered the music in his happiest
style.
The bridesmaids were prettily and tastefnlly
dressed-four In blue, four in pink, and three
In white.
The attendants were W. B. Harrison with
Miss Mary NicOlson OF Middlesex county /;
Jams Sutton with Miss Moss Brown. Of CLARK e
county; Bruce Palmer with Miss Maria Catlett
Of stanton; Samuel Taylor. Of Clarke county,
With Miss Maggie Rrockenbrough; DR. A. c.
Palmer with Miss Jeannie Mcdonald; Charles
VIM with Minnie Gay. OF Atlanta; Dawson
Mccormick, of Clarke county, with Miss An
ME Bell, of Staunton; W A Crenshaw with
Miss Alice Beauchamp. Of Boston; nr. J. F.
VIM with Miss Mamie Mccormick, Of Clarke
county; George Harrison with uiss Miriam
Armstrong; and 3. Rand. Wexford with Miss
Jennie Whitcomb
Messrs. W. E. Chaplin. r md Norris, Walter
Christian, and Charles McGruder acted as ush-
era. s4a-, n %
The lively bride was handso nelly attired in
a dress of white Ottoman reps court train
duchess lace skirt. which fitted the squire beau
tifulIy. wore diamonds aud the customary veil
al d orange blossoms.
After the ceremony there was reception at
Colonel Whitcnmb's residence. ..
The presents ware very numerous and costly
and indicated the hi'h esteem in which the
lovely bride IL held nv a large circle Of admir-
ing friends Of both sexes she will be greatly
missed here. few persons having in so large
measure the hapnv facnisy NJ winning friends
The hest wishes OF all 60 with her IN her sontr.
ern home for which she will leave in a few
days"
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@s
ThasTrnSf Af Ia rfaF

Speedily leaves the surface Of teeth upon
which the cleansing and preventative in flu
ence Of SOZODONr IL daily exeried. No ioi m
of decay infest a set of 'ivOries" upon
hich IT, is used. It. hiss, moreover, q most re-
eshIng effect on the mou' h. in which It leav, q
very agreeable taste. besides rendering the
breath fragrant. fthe mouth be rins-d after
smoki ing, the taste of the tubacrO il entirely
tiss ipated AS auxiliary fO personal c Ime.
lines II cannot too highly be extolled. Sold
by druggists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

OFFICERS OF THE STAUNToN Artillery
Fhe following re the officers of The StaunIon
Arlillery-the appointment of the non COM
mis>ioned officers having been made by Cart
Long las Wednesday evening: Capt in. JOIN
T. Long; Senior LIST Lieut., James A. Shuey
Junior LIST, Cha les c. Burke; 81, NJ. Varnei;
Sd, ]. v. Erwin; Surgeon, A. NJ. Fauntleroy:
Attorney, NJ. +. White; Orderly Sergeant e.
W. Butler; Color, c. W. Lambert: Quarter
master, A. W. Grove; Ordnance. John W. Bar
rett; LIST. Jos. A. Newman /; ID. Elias Mahouev !:
Sd. C. w. Lynham; 4th, ]. w. Cook 5lh, E.
Lushbaugh; LIST Corporal. A L. Hess; ID, Jos
W. Bl ckb m; 81, Hugh Wiley; 4th, James
w. Blackburn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
FOUR LIVES saver

Mr.. Bull Cough Syrup relieved fous
of my children Of y tho.t alarming ut
tack of Wh"opipg Cough, ff"m wnirh
their throats aud neck- htcatne 50 swol
leu 40 tn prev n' Them from swalIo~trg,
Nothing would give fhem even ten,pn
t"ry r.iief until this p, Pup Was tried -
One h ttls. III Que night, saved their
lives, | vori'v h"iieVe
GEO W EARHART
Captain of Police. Baltimore, Md,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
A timely NOTICE!

We would most respectfully, but earn.
to this office for subscriptions, adver.
tisements, or job work, to make pay.
ments as soon as possible. "Early set.
wish all our patrons TO be lifelong
friends.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

Il A LESS A ND
CONSUMERS OF PAINTS
eS Read the fUiiowing for Yourself


We have now In stock the largest and best
STOCK of PAINTS ever brought to this section,
manufactured ~ Lucas & Co., the oldest pal nj
hOu In Philadelphia.
These Paints are guaranteed to give entire
Satisfaction, ana can tie furnished IN any tint
or shade desired at prices to suit the times. A
saving OF 70 pei cent can be made by their use,
An they are always ready Tor immedIste use,
presenting smooth, elastic. durs BILE and glos-
ny surface. IL does hot crack broom IOos-
entd nom The mat-risl upon which 1t Is used.
Read the following xuarautee:
PHILADELPHIA. Pa March 30th, 1882.
Messrs. Berkeley d Co., Stuunion. Va. -
DEAR Slks:-He have not ct found II
necessary To issue printed guarantee tor our
Liquid Phinls regarding our p.,siLinn and rep.
utatiun with the trade as suffi lent assurance
that We would mol place N The marker II II IN
ferior article, psrticuarly under our brand.
We however W ~ cheerfuiy follow the ex pedi.
eni w'iich has been resoried I" ny raanufsctur.
ers To lntr0duc. their goods hy st-tins hat We
will REP UND THE MONEY OR kEPAIST
any work (~iih english lead ard boil led oil W
believe is orthodoxy on bicb our amt hHA
proved Itself inferior. II further gu +rante.s
are requt' Ell you may give them on our Nh.
thQrity. but We de- moi think you will ever hea,
0f oneauthentir case of trouble arlsing thI oup h
the use of cur latnis.
Yours truly.
JNO LUCAS & co,
These paints may be ubla lined by wholesale
and retail from
BERKELFY & CO.,
1uneo SlAuniOu, Va.
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IA rks< S.~

KING HooRr.-Ou I hri>im.s day. nt Ivy.
a 10 mail 'nntA, by Kew n. w King r, A.
L>nn kiuy E q aud Miss = Nat M."'re.
-HUtY-kALB t1H. o. the ~ II Ot D e., III
the se>iIerre of Mr.. Am. '1ruii III Harris
burg, Pa % ."her in-iaw of tn- b de, b, the
R-v. ". \. We m. A Snue,, NJ ID. of
Piedmont Va. f'rmeriy vi this county,
and Mis- l Id V. Halbaugh, OF Westernport.
a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
HISTORY OF AUeU~rA COUNTY, VA.
BY JOHN LEWIS PEYroN,

is now complete. and will he ready for deliver
ing TOT the trade and public. about Decembei
lsi. 1882. The hook is Handsomely got up. Ul
heavy super sized and rAIendartd pa per bound
in Cloth and makes an attractive volumn %
over 400 pages
II Is n work of rara interest and value con
tanning fund ot historical. genoa logical aud
biogra phicai information. written In Col. Pey
TONS well known vigorous and elegant style
II contaips The bstnry nf the early settlement
at the county, skrfch Of the border-wars
memoranda of leading pioneer families, and
nf'RrHphica' noti rs OF our lannon's Indian
hunters and warriors. and of Augustus dis
tinpuisheh SONS. Sc, c. Retail price So so
Liberal discount to the trade. Address Ordert
to 8. NJ. YOST & son. Publishers,
Jfr.. Staunton. Va.
now -3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
A GRAVE k.RRnR

No error In the conduct of physical life can
be grea er, or OF more se.ious consequence.
than t. suppose that pains in the back and
loius futter1ng of The he RI. and = iEturbances
rs they came" To neglect such symptoms is n
sure ay TO incur serious ard often fatal dis
eases. The true cure for them is Hunts Rem
ely, the great kidn and liver medicine. This
medicine Is never taken without benefit. II
nerYons about } our kidna7s bladder, liver. or
urinary organs. use b nut Remedy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
TO CONNUMPTIyES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
: simple remedy, is anxious to make known
o his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To
III who desire II, he will send copy of the pre-
cripton used, tree OF charged with the direo-
ions for prt pairing and using the same, which
ne, viii md sure Cure for tOUghs Colds,
OAsn mptiOm, Asthma, g. Oncbftis. DC.
'arties Wishing the Prescription. will please
. tnress Rev. E. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn St,
=, iiliamsburgh, n. Y. feb2l-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
JOB WoRK.

Job Work OF all kinds, Circulars, Cards, Bill
Heads. Tags, &C.. are executed atthe sPEcTA-
TOR office in the VERY BEST STYLE AT
THE LOWEST PRICES. No one having
Job Work OF any kind should fail to call al
the SPECTATOR office, where they can be
served in the best style on the very lowest
terms
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

DEATH OF THE MOTHER OF VIM. A. BUR-
SErT.-The estimable and venerable mother OF
ru- popular County Clerk; VIM. A, Burnett
died on Thursday week. at the residence of her
son-in-law, DR.. Spencer, in Nelson county, at the
advance age of 50 years. She retain' her men,
tai faculties. and gave specific directions in
reference to her burial. MIR. Burnett has our
profound sympathy in his sad bereavement
We can have but one mother, and her loss IL
irreparable. We sympathize with all who lose
a mother, for her loss cannot be supplied.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

tOrehOuse for ftent--The Store-housa
in McGaheysville. Rockingham county, which
was used as q store for many years by the late
Col. Joseph MauZy, and by others SINCE is for
rent on low terms. This is one of the Oldest
and best known store-stan DIS in that county.
Applicants for renting 1t will address
RICHARD MAUZY,
marl4-tf SIaunLon. Va,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

NEW BOARD OF VIsIToRS.-On Saturday Gov
ernor Cameron appointed the following name ed
gentlemen AZ the Board nf Visitors for the DAT
Dumh and Blind Institution. Staunton. Va.
or 1873: Fl. 3 Harm berger, Rock inehAm; A
Grim. Page; B J. Craig, Augusta; Jacob
Ynst. Staunton w. C. Elan, Louisa; James
Mccormack, Rockbridge. and Daniel Dechert.
n Of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

san ladies who my he troubled with nar-
vnus prostratinn; " h" suffer from organic dis
,lacemeni; VIII have sense o. WEAKNESS and
feeling If lsssiiude; who are laneuid In the
morning; IN whom the appetite tor food is
..apricinu- and steep at proper hours rneeriair,
should have r. course To Mrs. PInkhsn's Vegt-
tab 9 Compound.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
Read Gladke's advertisement for this week
Go to WIN. wHoEEY's for PURE Old
WHISKY. dec28 q

WILL BE RECTIFrFD.- Our paper has been 30
badly printed for the last several weeks that
we feel constrained to apologize for it. 1t has
been a source of great modification to us
much more so than to any Of our subscribers.
We hope to have 1t rectih d In short time,
and win spare no expense to effect 1t, and
hope our subscribers will bear with US until
We shall succeed in improving the character of
the Printing. Where the fault lies. it is dini-
guilt to determine-being as difficnt of solu ion
6 the riddle OF the sphinx-but we are de
termined to find the cause and to apply the
remedy. Be patient. and we win succeed. We
dislike to issue paper badly printed, and
viii spare no pains nor expense to remedy It
or this. you may rest assured.
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.L.AnIEA, TOME"

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is prepared
by the WoMEN's MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF BUF-
FALo, N Y. and is their favorite prescription
for ladies who are suffering from any weak
ness or complaints common to 'he sex. 1t is
sold by druggists at $l.OO per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp for names
of those MIo have been CUaEp.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
WM WHOLLY keeps OLD AUGUSTA COUS-
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pr. WILBUR's LECTURES LIST week were
well attended throughout the course, and
Thursday evening MANY ere unable 10 obtain
standing room. The Doctor spoke in a popu
lar manner on Anatomy, Laws Of Health, etc.
and none who beard him could doubt but what
he thoroughly understands his business He
took manikin apart. explaining all the diff
ferent organs as they are IN life and by means
of hispumerous models and paintings showed
how they looked when attacked with disease
In its different sta,es.
The Doctor is meeting with remarkable suc-
cess since his advent among us. having 300 pa
TENTS under treatment and has made num-
her OF cures. such as Strengthening ]. B. Nc
Combs eyes and relieving Frank ROhr of a
tame worm 43 feet long and many others, to1
numerous to mention.