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lninvting attention to the Celebrated Springdale
lure Rye WhiSkey, patented and manufactured by
MT. IL ROSenhelm, it IS but doing Justice to him
individually, and comforting favor upon those who
desire or have need ior article of undoubted pu-
flty and unsurpassed in quality
This fine WhiSkey is eSpecailv manufa ctured nv
MT; Rosenheim, under letters patent and is for sale
Oy alm exclusively. There is similar article of
ered lii the Baltimore market, and, from its purity
and excellence, should be in the cabinet of every
one who values fine and pure article. So free from
every adulteration is this WhiSkey, and carefully
mas 1t been manufactured that it is largely prescrs-
ea Dy the medical profession in cases recurring :
Stlmulant AS heretofore stated, this hne Wnlskey
can be obtained only at the Wholesale WaTelooms
OF MT Rosenheim, No. 375 West Baltimore otreet'-
This WhiSkey is five and eight years ola.
The purity and careful manufacture Oh this me
Whiskey is attested by the editor.
DR.. j. T. KING,
EDITOR Baltimore Trade Exhibit
Sold in Staunton. Va, by Virginia !. Hotel Saloen:
VIM. Kinney and b b. 5ro"oei D A'Aoi ie"n notsi
Bar.
feb9-6m.
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Mary's Lamb.

Mary's Lamb.
CHINESE.
Was gal name Mol had lamb,
Fleece all samee whitee snow,
Evely place Mol gall walkee
Ba-Ba hoppee long too.
Begorra. Mary had little shaip,
And the wool was white intirely,
An wherever Mary wud sthir her sthumps,
The young shaip wud follow completely
FRENCH.
La petite Marie had lie june muttong,
Zee wool was blanehee as re snow,
And everywhere la belle Marie went,
LIE june muttong was sure to go.
DEUTsCHE.
Dot Mary hat got elm leedle ship,
Nit hair gust like some wool,
Und all der place dot gal did vent,
Dat ship go like nudder fool
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DEALERS AND
CONSUMERS OF PAINTS.
Read the Following for Yourself
We have now In stock the largest and best stock
of Paints ever brought to this section, manufac
tured by Lucas & Co., the Oldest paint house in
Philadelphia.
These Paints are guaranteed to give entire salts
faction, and can be furnished in any tint or shade
desired at prices to suit the times. saving of Is
per cent. can be made by their use, and they are
always ready for immediate use, presenting a
smooth, elastic, durable and glossy surface. 1t does
not crack or become loosened from the materia
upon which it is used. Read the following guaran
tee,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
March 80, 1882.
Nlessrs. Berkeley d Co., Stanton, Va-
DEAR SIRs:-We have not as yet found it neces
sary to issue printed guarantee for our Liquid
aintS, regarding our position and reputation with
the trade as sufficient assurance that we would not
place the market an inferior article particularly
under our brand. We however will cheerfully fol
low the expedient which has been resorted to by
manufacturers to introduce their goods bv stating
at we will REFU ND THE MONEY OR RE
PAINT any work with English lead and boi led oil
believe is orthodoxy on which paint has been
used, that you feel well satisfied has proved itsel
inferior, If further guarantees are required you
may give them on our authority, but we do not
think you will ever hear of one authentic case Of
trouble arising thr0 the use OF our paints.
Yours truly,
JNO LUCAS & co.
These paints may be obtained by wholesale and
retail from
BERKELEY, ALLEN & co,
iune2 Staunt0n,Va
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fNO MEDICAL STUDENTS. II have for sale ns.to
i standard medical works; Woods Pra cbss
vols, and copy of the United States Dispetf~ s
ry. second hand, but in first rate repair and en- te
Inquire at the VINDIGAT0R OFFICE. feetfhr G
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PERSONAL! To Men onIv!

THE vOLTAIC BELT CO.; Marshall Mich, win
sond I,r DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO.VOT
1,1an BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days to men 6young and old who are
Manhood and kindred troubles, guaranteeing spee.
dy and complete restoration of health ard manly
viger Address as above. N.:B.-No risk ia inc1,rss
red as thirty DAYS trials allowed uneS
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Il AELR0ADS

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ON VALLEY
~ AND B. g. 0. RAILROADS
On and after Monday June 10th, the trains on tn
B. & o. and v. r. will leave Stanton as follows:
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CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAILWAY
Open through Kentucky via Lexington.
The ONLY LINE running
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS AND DAY COACHES
FROM
Washington Richmond, Charlottesville Wayues
boro, Staunton, and Clifton Forge, to
CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE.
Connecting direct for all points in the WEST and
SOUTHW EST.
Schedule in effect
DECEMBER Oath, 1882.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
The Demand OF the RumSellcr.

License me to SOW the seeds of pow
ertv and shame all over the community.
License me to coin money out of wild
ows signs and orphans tears, and the
blood of souls. License me to weave
cords of habit about Your strong n l
and lead them captivc-bOund to tie
cha 10, wheels of the Demon Rum!
License me to make widows and or
phans! License me to write the word
- Disgrace upon the fair forcfcads of
innocent childrcn! License me to break
the hearts of fond fathers and mothers,
whose daughters | will make drunkaris'
wives, License me to take bread from
hungry children, and rob them of little
shoes for their feet and comfortable
clothes for their shivcring forms! Lii
ccnSc me to bsfog the mind. paralyZe
the reason, and bcnumb the conscience
of your Leg slators. and thus corrupt
the very fountains of your political life
and prosperity. License me to inc:te
red-handcd murd to his work of de-
struction, and turn loose upon society 4
whole brood of evils that will fill your
ials and pen tent aries, pOOr-hOuSes and
asviumS! License me to aid in the work
OF sending the hundr d thousand of on,
American citizens down to drunkard' s
graves every year. Throw around me
the protection of law while l p lison the
bodies, cnfeeble the minds and ruin the
souls of my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CEielH
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
A Daughters Appeal and Its Effect.

A gentleman os great erudition,
prominent in National politics, residing
in one of the Eastern States, approach
ing thr"e-scorc Years. whose friendship
we highly prize, has long been yielding
more and more to the temptations of
the cup. We had observed it with
great regret, but being 4 man of great
ndctenItence of character, his friends
generally felt that no words of warning
would avail anything. Among his
household is a beautiful daughter of
elrhteep summers, who was alarmed at
the danger her beloved father was in,
and VINO determined to rescue him If
possible. Last September. Just otter
his departure from home. she wrote
him this atfectionate letter:
MY DARLING PAPA: have thought Of you
almost every moment since you let home.
aud if you love me as love you. you Will sign
this pledge and keep it Ii your stomach 1eeis
bad, get the doctor,2 give you somethIms, SOM aH1t
so,emnly promise my daughter Cora. that
Iw:I rot drink one drop of anything intoxt-
Cd: ing for one year. except as medicine when
o.'Gcred by physician
l-lease sign this as soon as read.
No sooner did the tataer receive this
touching appeal than he signed it and
returned it to his daughter. We re-
wed call from him Il few days since
at the 1rituRe office. HIS face fairly
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
Temperance Items.

TEMPERANCE LITERATURE is being
placed in all the street-cars of Jackson
Vile, Fla, by the Womans S Christian
Temperance Union. The sheets are
suspended on hooks where they will
catch the eye of every passenger.
Ir1s NOT MUCH MORE than year
since the Citizens Law and Order
League of the United States was fully
organized; but al'ea ly that organlza-
ton has accomplished great deal in
the enforcement of existing liquor
laws.
AT THE RECENT ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Church (of Ergland) Temperance
Association, it WAS stated that the menu
bership of the society reached 43S.o16,
while there were 24.U19 members n the
Seamen : branch. The Secretary conf
puled that there were $4,000 total ab-
Stainers in the BRIT .sh army, and $4,000
i'll the Royal Navy.
JUDGE WOODRUFF, of New Jersey.
in sentencing a Young man for theft.
81 d. 1t is in evidence that when you
are sober you are apea cable, law-abid-
ing citizen; You have repeatedly tired
t. overcome that appetite for strong
drink. wnich is your greatest enemy.
The sentence of the court is that you be
confined in the State Prison at IientOL
two years. In fixing this term we have
been gu ded by the belief that in that
time. under the prohibition of prison
discipline, Il you can master your appe-
tite and come out reformed man.
Th NIX of the State licensing rum-slOps
and then having to Sc d her ru ned citi
zens to State Prison, that being the only
place where prohibition prevails
Lnior SiJnai.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN TEMPER
ANCE e' asked one friend of another.
If you looked from your window anc
saw your neighbor' S house on fire, wonlo
YOU not be interest d. Would you not
drop your pen or your pencil. leave
kensington stitch, flower painting or
broom, and run with at leas: pper of
water and weak voice crying: Fire!
fire." No engine there to save that
lovely home, with choice furniture, rare
books and nice pictures. The fire is
raging: you c,:n not be calm and quiet
and deliberate; it is not in nature. But
that other fir. kindled by alcohol, RACES
on, and we are cool, peaceful, undis-
tucbed, perhaps amused. How much
better is a house than a human soul?
Hric-a-br c, than reputati,n? You have
ra,,ney, houses and paintings and iibrar-
las. Would you sell the love of your
husband, the intellect of your son, the
p ace OF your daughter? Can you says
81 am not interested in Temperance "P
-LAiOn Signal.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
A Very intellectual Dog.

A lady owns a very intellectual dog
# which she desired much to have 3
picture. She accordingly took him to :;
photograph gallery and with the assist
,nce of the artist endeavored to max,
er pet take and Keep a suitable position
before the camera. But the spoiled dog
vas in an unaccommodating mood thai
morning, and after repeated trials the
attempt to conquer him was given uV
IN dispair. "Go home," tie lady said
at last, pointing to the door. you arr
y bad, naughty. naughty dog The
.ulprit changed instantly his sauc,
manner, and dropping his tail between
is legs, skunk away in confusion. All
the rest of the day he seemed to realiz.
hat he was in disgrace, crouching il
corners and wearing shame-faced air:
The next morning he was missing, and
Ill search failed to discover him. About
noon he reappeared, much elated, and
aving fastene to his neck an excellent
tin-type of himself. Inquiry disclosed
that when the photographer went dowE
in the morning the dog was there at the
loor of the gallery awaiting admission.
As soon as the door was opened Carlo
ran joyously upstairs and leaped into
the chair on which his mistress had
posed him the day previous. Selling
the situation the art st made his prepa-
rations with all possible speed, and the
result was the delightful picture which
the four-footed pcnitent had taken home
as a peace-offering to his mislress.-N
Y Stur
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07

and fnsidiuns narure. It steals into III,
system like a thief, manifess S its presenc'
by the comnlonest symptoms, and fastens
itsel! upon the cons titution before the vic
tim is aware. 1t is nearly as hereditary as
consumpiior, qrIite as common and fully as
fatal. En- ire families, inheri ing it Il ON
their unces. ors have died, and yet mono OF
the number knew or realized the mysterious
power which was removing them. Instead
of common symptoms it often shows none
whatever but brings death sud ien1y, and
as such is usually supposed to be heart dis
ease AS o q who has suffered, and knows
by bitter experience what he says, I'M
,1or. eye,y one WHO r. ads these words not
to NEGLECT the slightest symptom of dney
difficulty. Certain agony and possible
death will be the sure T. suit of such neg
lect, and no one can afo. d to hazard such
chances.
l am aware that such an unqualified
statement aS this, coming from me-, known
as am, through out the entire land as
pra, titioner and leo urer, will arouse the
surprise and possii le animosity OF the
Medical profession and as.onish all with
whom / am acquainted, but ! make the
foregoing statements, based upon facts
which am prepared TO produce, and truths
w ich can substaItiats to the letter. Tie
welfare of those who may possibly oe suf-
ferers such as was, is an amp;e indu' ement
for me to take the step l have, ami If
can successfully warn others from the
dan -er,us path in whic, [ once walked, l
am willing to en- lure all professional and
personal consequences.
J. B. HENIoN, NJ. D.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
An Eloquent Address.

from the Annual Address of T. v. Powder
ly. G Grand Master Workman of the Knights OF
Labor.l
The Temperance question is a most
important one, and 1 sometimes thinl,
it is the main issue. The number OF
applications from locals during the past
year to grant dspensations to allow the
Initiation of rum-sellers was alarming.
1 have persistently refused. and W Ill en-
ion nv successor, if he values the fut-
ure welfare of the order, to shut its
doors with triple bars against the ad-
mission of the liquor dealer. His path
and that of the honest, industrious
workingman lie in opposite directions.
The rum-seller who seeks admission to
a labor society, does SO tiat he may en-
tice its members into his saloon after
the meetings close. No question of in
terest to labor has ever been sat Sac
torly settled over q bar in a rum-hole.
No labor society ever admitted a. rum
seller that d d not die a drunkard 3
DEATH No workingman ever drank a
glass of rum who did not rob his wife
and children of the price of it, and in
doing so committed a double crime
murder and theft. He murders the in
tellect with which the Maker has en-
dOwed him. He steals from his fam
ily the means of suStenance he has
earned for them Turn to the annals
of every dead labor society, and you
will see whole pages blurred and de-
stroyed by the accurSed footprints OF
rum. Sean the records of a m .eting at
which disturbance took place, and you
will hear echoing through the hall the
maudiin. ficndish grunt of the drunken
brute who disturbed the harmony of the
meeting In the whole English Ian
ruage | can find no word that strikes
more terror to my soul than that one
word-rum! 1t was born in hell. ere
the fiat of mo redemption had gone
forth. Its l.fc on earth has been one OF
ru n to the bright hopes of youth and
the peace of old age. 1t has robbed
childhood of its delights. 1t has stolen
the laugh from the lips of Innocence,
the bloom rom the check of manhood.
1t has touched the heart of old age like
the tip of IL poisoned arrow. Its sound
as it gurglcS from the neck of bottle
echoes t:rou IN many 4 desolate house
hold rs the kissing of thousand ser
pents. You may deem me too radical
on this point. Yet ] never interfere
with the right of n man to drink if he so
elects. / hold that l have a right to,
and do shlIn rum a, Iwould an enraged
tiger. nett h T. m"ddling with it or al
lowing it to m"ddle with me. So long
as it keeps its Il stance, l am content to
leave it alone; but the m 1mcnt it seeks
to interfere with my rights by coming
into the Knights of Labor, then my
soul aris IS in arms against it. and can
find no words too bitter, no dcnuncia.
ton too scatiiing. to hurl against it.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
Scnpciia-ib Sykes.

''WalI. wliy don't You eat your VT
ties inq,iirr,i Mr.. S,nc,.ila"ib sykes.
.rl;,iiu- i; hi~ eldest son, Oliver. at the
breakfast ;all'. ''Are y"u sick, Swcrn-
led, or financially bus-ed?"
..ONvcr i hv 10 means well, suW-
rested Mrs. y llcS. land have no doubt
hu; rha; Il c,anLe of scene in another
slitnaic rn;.i,l IL. beneficial to him.
''N has the matter with you?" in
Duir,tl :>,:!Iccharb.
II ,t: IL t know cxactlv.' answered
Oliver. Il reckon il : some kind of c"n-
,'rll debility. | should Ike 10 20 to
some watering place
..iio 10 some watering place.
wh;~t!cd Sen 'ci:arib. dr"pp;ng potato
from MS fork and shovciiny Il spoonful Of
salt nto his coilrc. Weed. why don't
Yer 20 out to the ilrr>c-trourh2 l sup
post. Yer want 10 he i'll Lrng Branch.
don I ycr2 Wan; TO blow in couple
of thousand dollars. or two hundred
head "I steers? | We got my Op mon of
t'Ic~'. di>:.cI-up watering places. You'd
lik., to 90 Ia Hot SPRINGS wouldn't YER
aud mash some i,idrr woman W til her
fa;.c cac.niinrd. and the six children he
her first husband in the background
where yer never see EN-. Such crca-
turc- are always on the lookout for
i'll q. i:- ii:y:tiihs with wealth They are
thicker than red ants at ii picnic. Want
10 ~, to Newport. end be >n"bbed by
the ar.SIn.-. don't y"r' Want to 90 up to
Waukr>h:l, Wisconsin, and drink stag
nant pond water favored with carbonic
lcid wa~n Want to 90 tp Long Branch
and rent General Grants cot,:.c,, built
with Il small Kitchen. nineteen SIN king
rooms. and 4 dozen dog kennels. don
Nvr? Think some OF going to Sara
in.c:l and ret Yourself strercd on to Il
buuko gam? Want to go to Rye
Beach. an,! suck ry. wni>k,.y cockta l.
through Il rye straw while the little Ger
man band plays Coming Thro' the
Rye
Yes sir. I've got my opinion of all
these watering places, and it's a low
one. You can, -, al 4 side glance al
the porter without paying him dollar,
an it you- stub your toe is two and .
half they Will sell You cigar for
six bits and ci1argr YOU ten cents for
match. You cant move around on the
gallery without fetching away the back
brca iihS of Il Iaiy's dress. and yOu can I
saun:cr INTO the bar-room without rub
b:nm awa INST Il Sauccr-ryvI dude. The
butter : made in an iron kettle with a
fire under It instead of a churn, and the
spring chicken iS rs sprin@y as an lnJN
rubber tect'iing ring. My advice is 10
stay away from all such watering places.
and, il You must recuperate voilr
shattered constitution, why pack yer
grip sack. pike for the banks OF New
foundIand. and put a coating of hard-
boiled corns on the palms of Your hands
hauling il rlacheIel and codfishes.
That me, that's. your old dad. Sene-
charib, and he ; got the Texas steers to
pay the expenses. -Ie1@s Siflings.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07

A GLASGOW boy has been summoned
q Wins, case be ore tie Municip Il
Court. His mother took great pains in il
particularly solicitous as to Lis doing at
oncr,wi hout moments Eesi alton, w at
ever he mig ght be asked TO. The hour of
trial arriv, d, and Jock, in his SUNDAY
cla.s," )" set out for in high sp,riSs.
He'd not been gone los.g en- lie returned,
ensued: "What's wiang wiz ye, laddio:"
wiz ye?" mae muckl,, tell ye." At
length lis mother succ ceedrd in eli Ting the
truth: "Weell, they TUX ME into z
room VII chiel wiz white row (heaO
si,tin' his lane, an lot @ mair c.,i-ls sit
tim b. low him, an the chitl wi' thu white
pow axed me ma name. Au' tellt' i'm,
'Jock MacNab.' AM he teilt' me: Jock
MacNab, haud uD your Lam an swrir.'
AM l put up ma ham, and said: d
your cen, sir:' and they put me oot."-
GldSdO1u Times.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
Deliceta and Feeble Ladies'.

Those languid, tir some son-a ioas, causing
Jou to feel scirce,y aoio t. DO Oh your rect:
that constant dr,lin that is TAX nS from your
system nil It's former elasticity; diving tho
bloom from your checks; that contin Ia strain
upon your vital forces, renA-in; you irr Ia
bic and fretful. can easily be removed by the
use OF that marvo.o rop,edy, II 1p Bitters.
Irregularities and instructions OF your system
are relieved at once. while the special cause OF
periodical pain are permanently removed.
None receive SO much be lctt, ami none arc
40 profoundly grateful aad show such an N
terest in Recommending Hop D tiers Is women.
Feels Young Again.
"My'mothcr was ,sIlIctcd u long time with
Neuralgia and dull. heavy. Inactive couli-
ton of the whole system; he .dnc.c nervous
prostration, and was almost lie. pi>ss. Nopiy-
sicians medicines did her any gool. TA-ce
months ago she began % Use II Jp Il tte.s with
such good effect that she seems and fees
young again, although over seventy years Oh.
we think there is no other medicine il to use
in the family.'-A lady, in ProvLtnrc.
BRADFORD, PA, Nay 3, lS-5.
1t has cured me of several diSea O.. sich as
nervousness. sickness ut the stomach. month
ly troubles etc. h,rvc not sccI IA SICK dny in
Il yesr, since l took Hop B.ftaTs. All my
.leiyhbors use tn m. Mira. FiNNIE G iEES.
5000 Lost. y tour OF Europe that est mo
5000, done me less good ti.ar Que BOTH OF
Hop Biuters; they also cured my wife of hf-
teen years nervous wea'<ness slccplrssncsj
and dyspepsia" Il. NJ, Auburn, n. Y.
High Authority.
Hop BitterS is not, in any sense, an alcoholic
beverage or liquor. and could not be sold for
use except to persons deSrous of obtaining
medicinal bit,ers.
GREEN D. RAUM, L. s. Com. Intcr'l Rev.
SOUTH BLDONISiv'L. o.. Nav 1, -
SIRs-I have bc"n suffering ten years and
tried your i,op Bi.te-i and it done more
good than ali tho doctors.
Miss s. S. BOONE.
Rrby SaveII
We are so thankful to say thu: our nursing
ably was permanently cured o. DANCE ous
and protracted constipation aud Irregular: )
of the bowels by the of Hop Bite hy its
mother, which ut tho same time restored he,
to perfect health ami sLrcngth.-Tac Parents
Rochester, n. y.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07

Mr. NoHMAS HCSr. of No 100 Chcs: mt ST., Spring
Ggil. Mass, writes April 10. iSS3. saying:
..Tfaviu: III, atl.cson caas d by kidney and Nv
diseases after enduring The aches ph!ns. weakness
and depr1s sion inc dent III rcto until body and So
nearly distracted sourh' for relief and cur
from my trouble. and was told by friend, who IN.
br, cur u by IL himself that the bst and only su.
cure IIunt's r. !nr6y. AMI upon his recommends
ton commenced taking il. and the frs few dos,s III
proved my conditt in very marked manner. AMI
continuance of its us, Il q Justified all that my fri nd
Il iUr it-that IL was sure aud permanent car
for all dis Of the kidneys and ltvcr. Several
my friends Sprinyfi Id have used IL with ti- mos
gratifying results and / feel II my duly well as
pleasure TO N. TO recommend Hunts Remedy in tn
highest possible terms v
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
PhYsical Endurance.

Impure blood, dy ipepsia, weak lungs,
weak kidneys, and a weak nervous system
are the Eve great enemies of physical en-
durance. Putty the blood, strengthen the
various organs Of life by using DR.: Guy
xot,'s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, a
preparation of Yellow Do"k, Sat sapa lila,
Juniper, Iron. Buchu, Celery, Cali>aya.
etc. 1t is the Queen of all blood pu. i:iers
1t strengthens every part OF the DO iy. l 8
use will make you h. althy and strong and
inci ease your nower of en- lu4'ance. 1t is
Natures best assistant. Try it.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07

sl,o.s ard tears of JOY came to all eyes
as he narI ated his wonderful delivery
from the rum demon. He showed with
unspeakable pride the letter OF his
daughter, who loved much and accom-
r!ished SO much by her love.-IoUa
Tribune.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
To CODsumptlveS,

Reader, can you believe that the Creator
aIfiictS one-tAird of mankind with a disease
for which there is no r, medy! DR.. R. ".
P:erce's " Golden Medical Discovery" has
cured hundreds of cases of consumption,
and men are living to-day-heal by, robust
men-whom Physicians pronounced incur a.
BILE, because one lung was almost gone.
Send two stamps for DR.. Pierce's pamphlet
on Consumption and kindred Affections.
Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.