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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-16

and School Supplies,
Picture Frames, &C.; Paints, Oils, sc. Also,
j. w. Masury & Sons Liquid Paints, which are
the most reliable Mixed Paints in the market ;
Lewis Lead, &c.
My stock of Ladies' Toilet Articles is large
and of the latest out, among which may be
found Lubin's Extracts. Lundborg's Extracts,
Browns Extracts, fellows Latest Triple Ex-
tracts, Ocean Spray and Stephanotis; Lund-
bOrg's small at 25 cts; Long and HeXagonal
Fareina German Cologne and Ideal Boguct.
Toilet Sets, Vases, Lilly White, Saunders Face
Powder, Hunter & Palmer's Invisible, Hunter
& Pnlmer's Snow White. Tale of Venice, &C.
Cashmere Boquet Powder, Infant Powder,
Sachct Powder, Heliotrope, Jockey Club, &c.
A large and full line'of SOaps-Colgate's, Lu-
bins, Jesse Oakc's 50per ct. Pure Glyccrine, Ye
Olden Time bar GIycerine; White, Blue. Mot
tied and Green Castile; CIticura Toilet and
Shaving Soap, Colgate's "ROsodora," Dat
Meal, Glycerine, Pure Brown Windsor, Car
bolic and Sulphur Soap. Also, full line of
cheaper soaps. Large assortment of
Cigars and Tobacco.
and smokers articles Harpoon Cigar Smok-
| ers, Pipes. &c. Golden Leibig's Extract Beef
Oswego Bitters the Best Butter Color always
on hand, in any quantity.
Give us call and we will endeavor to give
satisfaction to all. CHAS. E. PRATT.
February 81. 1883,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-16
GEO. C. THOMAS,
Phoenix Carriage Works.
Berryv7le, clarke County, "a.

r HAVE for years built large variety of va
i rious styles of CARRIAGE and WAGONS;
they have been in use among our people, and
have given satisfaction in every instance as fur
as have been able to ascertain. Through this
experience have learned what vehicles suit the
people best, and what are best adapted to their
wants. manufacture q handsome wagon
known as the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-16
The WinchesterFoun
And Machine Shops,
formerly Gfnn's.)
WIN. r. Gilbert,
Proprietor.

HAVING purchased the entire interest of
II Mr.. Meredith in this wcll-known estab-
lishment. am adding such improvements US
arc demanded by the requirements of the bus
incss, and am now prepared to do general
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS,
Orders solicited for any kind of CASTINGS.
ETC., confident that can make it to the interest
of all in need of IRON WORK to deal with me.
l have on hand
PATTERNS
for nearly all the Mills and Factories in the Val
ley and adjacent country, besides thousands of
miscellaneous Patterns. the accumulation of
nearly forty years. am therefore enabled to
make or repair any Castings which may be
needed by manufacturers great deal cheaper
aud in less time than tie same work can DC
done elsewhere. A large variety of
Mill CASTINGS.
and all the PLOWS in general use, kept con-
stantly on hand. Also u good assortment of
STOVES.
of my own manufacture. New Stove Castings
made to order. SEillcts, Pots. Farm Boilers
Wagon Boxes. ETC., for sale at low rates.
make speciality of Repairing
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
Threshing Machines, Reapcrs, Mowers, etc.,
put in complete order.
l confidently solicit the patronage of the
farmers and manufacturers rs well as the gen
eral public, who need anything in the Iron fine.
assuring them that I shall make every effort to
give satisfaction, both in quality of WORK AND
PRICES. WNT. 7. GILBERT,
October % 1S78-y. Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-16
HOTELS.
Carter House,

Charlcstown, w. Va.
j thoroughly and completely painted inside
and ont, newly furnished and put in complete
condition for the reception of Travellers drlO
summer BoGTders. The Hotel is eXccllently
kept, and is ilrst-class in every respect.
p. 4. DORSEY,
May 80, 1882. Proprietor.
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Special Notice.

HAVING sold my stock of Goods to the
Ii Shenandoah Milling Co., 1 have placed all
my accounts in the hands of Forrest W. Brown.
ESQ.,, for immediate collection. Those indebted
to me, therefore, will please make settlement at
once. NINIROD TRUSSELL.
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81 5 B:s 10 s.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED


HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!
just Published, new edition of DIR. CUL-
vERwHLL's Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure of SPERMAToRRuOEA or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IAIPoTENCY,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, ImpedIments
to Marriage. etc: also, CoSsUSPT1oH, EP-
ILEPsT and FRS, induced by self-indulgence,
or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from u thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mode of cure at once
simple, certain. and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his con-
vately and radically.
% This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of four cents, or two post
age stamps. Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
Al Ann ST.; New York, NY; Post Office Boz. $50
July Is, 18S4-odO9. SLY
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EXCELSIOR
COOK STOVES
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY
EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS
ALL PURCHASERS CAN BE SUITED
uANUFAcrURED BY
Isaac A,Sheppard & Co., Baltimore, Nd.
AND FOR SALE ny
James W. Butt,
Feb. IL, 1Ss4-1y charlcstown. w. Va.
Jefferson Wooden Mill,
Formerly Porter's Factory.

FINDER the above mentioned name the old
" .'Porter's Factory" which in days gone
by enjoyed almost national reputation for
excellent manufactures, viii be operated by
the Undersigned. Necessary repairs have
and it is our expectation to maintain. the rep
ut0tion of the mill and to meet the demand of
the public for first-class goods.
The Highest Market Price will be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such points as
may be designated.
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, will receive
Respectfully,
j. j. JOBE & co.
Post ohfce-Ripon, Jefferson County, w. Va.
j. ]. Jobe & Bro. win continue to operate
the Mill ut Brucetown, Frederick County, Vir-
g1nia, and will pay the top market price for
Wool delivered there:
April a. 1853.
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WANTS.

L'HOHrHAND-E PtmhNCE ono COM
y ue.ont st.no. rupbvr vii iDflh tIN uufI
.uuils: ono tacn eV uiigut r+.id tu. ui nupil
sod cn "Q. D. Herald office ituN.
"A ante 40 FURNI.HEo Il. on
" " n n si.Class 'amIy Address J. II
-UFLLf, 7 O RpE 276 Ds' -. lan'.
IA AN1ED work BY TWO HOUSED AINT.
w - boy he da rjID. Address IA ~ ~.
& JACKSON, 1895 Elm Get J''o IL
NfANTrD TWO GOOD BARRIERS, 1 Rsr,
W c.as, Job rmnnrnt address or cal
aud sec 4 b.. Tuck ". johnson Street AuyoIh,
Wood county, Texas. lei--lW
[A ANTEp--TO TRADE CORD WOOD FOG
w g. q work horse Apply a. 'enfe
Jcnniug. 1904 Efvay street. ia Civ
WANTED a GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN
w 3ll North iarwnod 81 def&u
WANTED FIRST GLASS BLACKSMITH
w wanted; one who can DO hurs sho ins
general repairing. Address RAbB,
Abb enc, TIXs q CO. I'm
IVAN led a COOK FOR HOTEL WORK;
w man or woman. Address BOX o. torury
Kaufman cou, ty Texs. decls.u
"A ANTED- To SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w 50cor on hat d; yOu viii nave no tTuub c
Ibis whit 10 ct wood VI You Will send DO ar
teams tn A DYSTERB Gil. decG-3m
"a ANTED YOU TO STOP AT THE NATION
w ALHOTFL. lrst-clsSs accommudG eonG al
REASONABLE, rate ONLY ONE DpLLAh AND
TWENTY WYE GENTS PER DAY The build.
coated IN tAC business portion OF the city, only
one aouarc from strcet-cHr liuC, and one square
from TCtne & pnClhc and Missouri racitc Depot
COnvcuieut 10 passengers coming OF gOirs ever
either rOpd Office upon on night ugsis yre
called for all trains. n CLNARH Proprietor
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some reason Why they should ne canon
iIsd, Hut there h nothing in their specu'
laiivs achievements worthy OF admiration,
unless II be admiTA Gle To add another MILL
lou or two 10 their ample fortune by eject
,ng the lmpoyerishment ANA ruin OF thou
sands Of less for,un To people, IN some DARK
ani devious scheme Of "cofn'rlns' the
market or sooopinE a railroad oN compel
ins weaker stockholders to SOL out al y sac
rihos,
Tue craze for this class OF newspaper ssn'
| ssiion has inspired ohr eniefprslng enron
| lolsr 81 the lives of Ticn men 10 collate q
succession OF chapters ot their socrh'flo *
travsgAnces, It's cited as a charming bN
~ humor on the part 81 one ol ih",e IN .
isnaires that hn would inviio his tnHaiet
into y cigar shop, help himself 'ut ui a bnA
! Of dollar regAla, aud hand hit surstsn box
I OF tlrke dumes les saying 'ihtsH are good
| enough for vuu.n And here unstqul 'ut
hiielinrs of tn great man wosii smiie o.
| the haEpy couceit, Another mlllohaire
vulggrlan. u rossnt a fanclrd ahiont o.
. phriy OF ladies and forticmru in -
| restaurant WHO moved 90 auo'her table
| because his table manners Fsfn l1l oye' y
| ayr, osnlo, kicked over the Tab aud smf sh
! I'd the rrOckefy and handed iun lHudlHeN =
/ FIVE husdfed collar DILL uud stulken out ol
the room, under the drlusi0u tutt DO had
playpd the par ~ prince. Au1,''- 1i no
J hHtAu AIHhln NHAfuthilnuhlN lhIA NaNN.N '
I one huud "a dollar bills between 40 slices
o. bread aud ste th,s Costia ssudNl.h ic
show his royal di6rSgari Oi W0nsf There
are numberless other i,cidents related al
such 1 OILS as "Coal on johnny H-nuup
tnoif cigars with five hundred dollar bill'
end doing other things equally silly
Yet even this vulgar vauiy n 90 Np-e,
by that Of y little higne, orne oi the nov
rich class who spend enough on single
ball or dinner 20 furnish iu.d aud cIo' hi.i
to hundred poor families Tor whole year
aud wi no higher Embition Than 90 RVS
some other rich man who has p-rpOtfHIc,
a similar folly.
lisa prostitution Of ihr press 90 E.ori'
such commonplace characters, AMI devu
whole columns to the trivial nc's aud vHp
uftersnce of people who's Only ciiim uppi
public tieut'on Is the ihC tnu hY me nc
cident oi birth, the luck q inurriiauce, o
the tricks Il trade, 'hsY arv poses7urb ul
groat drsi OF money, ant aB Csstr iu auver
lie itssa mounisruuk ora anowmgu. -
! NASHVILLE American,
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Mar. Cap4.. ia his lecture on Marriage,
In New York last week, expressed an admir-
alton tor the French social syatems ragu-
lating marrisgts, at the expense OF Eng
lish fashions. He even went so ihr as 70
saw that he business idea which prevails
in France has better TT
sult than attend the ultra develop
ment II sentiment ia England Nowhere
else" said ne, do We see dukes and mar
ouises marrying their servants, ladies MAJ
rying their coachmep aud old women OF
three score aud ten marrying youths ot
scarcely twenty. 1he system ripens out
into a yorre., until to-day the courts can.
moi do tie work they nre called
upon 20 do" He believes the young
women should be consulted
I'm A matter which sill affect her whole life,
aud not completely disregarded, as In
Fra zee. SSH The English fashion OF allow
ing a girl OF eighteen, wno would not De
Considered ~ her parents competent 70
form an opinion on any other serious sub
jscts to determine her choice OF
"A husband, slmosi without re-
straint, impresses MIN a. equally an
surd, And here N soni sth,ng uttered ov
him which + worth needing, despite tho
6rst look OF snd.repu olicauism which II
wears: "No person should marry out oil
his own faith or social station, and here
even, where you beast that all men are
equal, these remarks apply with equal
f,rcs because social stsflon IL as import
amt hevp a- "a Fuvlsno.'
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~ fee i1 n'-eaf flt futurc life 7 ar
like fore &. whicu has nten more than once
cutuoWu Inc new shoots are stronger az d
liveiier Than ever. | EN- rising, | know,
toward the sky. The sunshine is on my
heal. The esrtn gives me It's generous sap
hut Heaven lights noe with the reflection OF
unknown words You say the soul Is
nothing bat tho resu tsnt OF bodily powers
Why, then, is my soul the most luminous
when nv bodily powers begin 70 FIJI
Winter il on my head an eternal spring il
in nay heart Then / breathe NJ this hour
the fra granoa OF the iiiacs, the yioleis ald
the roses as at twenty years, The nearer
approach me end the palmer | hear around
me the immortal symphonies Of the worlds
which tviic me II is marvellous yat
simple / ia airy yale, aud II 10 history
FOl npl century iaya Dean writing By
though, b. pros. vessa, his DRY phi olophy,
drama, nance, tradil sabre, ole
snng--I nave tried all. Hat | ieel that
have no -ai0 the thlpsan1th part o. Wht'
ia il me When / o down 70 The grave
can say X many othrrs,' i nave iiu-
ished my DHy's work. nat 1 cannot say,
have fin. irI NY life Ny days wur& will
begin sgr,a th- nexl morning. The tom
!. uot 4 h nd alley: y Is a tnorougnlars. 4.
c.oses in ne twidghi to oDe4 vita the dawn
| improy.. every laur because love I'd
World NJ nay iut1sr a1d; heceuse the iru'n
comuel, M ~ n compelled NOltaire, thai
humsp div my. NJ work Is only n begin
ming Nv monument ~ hardly above ~,
iounde'ion. I would ne glad To- see II
mounting AnG mounting forever. hs
thirst for tie miuito 1fnyes iUfi liiy."
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Ross NarrhmsY a oar.armet Waterman
or th- Pedm'Ht Air line, or vented rli'
utiIu by -uuulng ouI Inc head ght OF -
apuruacniug train, other sigrAlt h4Yiug
10 nd. IL was prom ID
New YlIg p4.rr rlyS The tru INK
1 /. r..rt iytd orders from Assistant Com
missioner Pier,oG TODAY % retiore the salt
OF tickets over the Cn'ciEp, Burlington q
! q liacv rsiltoAd which las neon oihcisly
f1rbidlen since Np'snoer. The only roads
now standing OUT ate theChicsan. Rock
Is and K PE iir, aad the Chicago & Alton.
Their assent Go tho Chicago agreement is
OK pected la few days.
on the Let met. the lows pool which for
thirteen years has beer IN operation
among the west-bound Eaes OF Chicago,
wa. dissolved The dissolution was due i'm
medistelv to thcapDioation otthe Chicago,
lflwauksr q st. Paul road to be released
from the compact.
The mileage ON railroad completed in the
United States during each Of the past sil
yesTs huI 1erl; -
ISIS 1879 1850. 1881. 1852. 1888.
o9lG. 1910. INA 9,7s9. II ,b9l 100.
The MILEAGE for 1888 M estimated b ain
ing oue.Gth O. tho mileage reported at this
time, which givcs An spfrlx mately cor
rect result when applied TO proviocs years
L. NAV be considerably out OF ths way
f. ny sTer. but, We think, 10 more liksly .o
exceed than tall be ow tho actuG
mileage comp ated. At any eVrni'
the new road iaiis tar below that construct
ed in 1852 and 1881. Guuna's'y Tor TIE
country. As ~, tn incrsRss IN the raj
road Iaile-ge 0t fhe country has con NOR"
thun g my cent, and about the double the
rate OF incrsasr no tur popular IN. Inc
mileage completed ~ the close ni eaeh ul
the AZ TX vssrH ln berr; lt1S Sl,Hb,
ISIS SO Az; 1880, 9l,944 1881, l0l 1873; 1852
III 32G 1888 l2D, 900
Inc ,spteru terminus oil the New York,
,Vest shore L Buffalo ino is in that part ri
New York Known 40 Jsr1ey CIT It's pas
senper trgins now A,ari rem th' a,stion ol
Tn, PepusylyAnia road, bat terminal
grJuuds are IN process OF completion a.
w sehark-n, lutte fu thor north. From
Jersey CITY the road runs y the west
shore u The Hudson river, hence the name
Ws.l Shore 20 Coevman's junction,
thirteen mites south ~ Albany.
Tn, NEST potable fact IN r,iiroad history
in 1899 probably was the multiplication 81
trunk lines from ibs sesb3ard 10 tne west.
TIE LFckswsnus Line from New York 10
Buhso, though ousn in 1897 took no
through Nc ~ This year. and has not
evan yet ~, aDisheu irseit as eompotitof
foi any oiher through business than
freight ana coal west-oound. The New
Yori Chicago Il g.. Louis did substan-
TALLY its frat through business this year
aud has been awarded q per cent. OF TINS
through freight iron Chicago but, being
controlled by ,hs Lux" Shore compauyi ls
not q formidable on aapatitor for any tratiic
snd 6osE not atsemui 20 DO ihrl oht
sanger business Recently connection
Of tie Reading with tuq Now York Con-
trsi vas r1ade. wbicE iil probably dwarf
some .rsignt from lt PannsylVsnis rsil-
road Tire New Yors West shore Bat
fslo bsd oue tnrlusl rack ;pid during the
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A nermlt % q yIrelain ,lonntaln.

There is u hermit living BOO 50 Pond
Mountain, aged bpiweon 40 and 90 yesrs
who Ia recuss eusugh o. Hstisiy the most
exciting. He lives on the game which he
uADs o. shoots aud rarely peaks TO = fei'
lOw-being, his only c0mlauion being a
large deer hound. He makes no use OF
vegetables IN any form, living on flesh
a one, which he eats as his humor seiZes
him, raw or cooked. he has lived teue
alone nee early youth, making ais home
In n cave, which he has inncinuy hheu
with the skins e tina animals he has killed
--TBackhurg News.
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FOR RENT

NOR Rem l--ONE FARM, INVENTIVE HFE
7 acres, miles no thessi of alias. Apply &.
H. o. SAIuFLL, Smiles eas Of Dsllss. jan5'4 a
LoR RENr-FuRNlsHED RooMs FOR
y rent, vi h or without board. Inquire NJ A
&E Nittenthaps jani-it
NOR RENT-COTTAGE ON COMMERCE ST.
r Conveuicn' to business. Apply 10 G. A.
Cnpwel at g II Edwards music store, 725 and
727 Main street 1an2-lw
TOR RENT TWO NICE FURNISHED
rooms, for gentlemen oaly; central location
Apply TO r ELLINGTON. decSO-u
TOR RENT MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
/ C0rr house, up-stairs,S looms newly finish.
ed cook room and dining room; suitupln for
housekteping. Apply 70 JINi BARTON. 6l5 I'm
street. dtoll'lm
NOR RENT-ON JANU AhY lST THE TWO
L store rooms, Nos. 725 and 727 Main street.
now occupied by Edwards music store. apply
n City National hlnk. des-u
NOR RENr-OFFlCE ROOF IL An ELF.
y GAM around goor oiliee. Apply 10 FRANK
WHEAT, 7l3 Main street nOvid
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.pectlye Of considerations outside Of the
platform. Let the latter enuneiate good
democratic dOcuire, aud the south will be
solid ia support 81 the men chosen 10 repre-
sent those priuciples. Wa are indifferent
20 the men, we want correct principles 10
prevail, aud would rather be beaten ~
lair contest under he banners 81 demoe'
fsoy ihsn win victory by abandoning our
princi pies a. matter u txpedisnoy i In
tar.salo New,
or ISrIRE,r TO DALLAS.
THE report OF the engineer on the pro
posed sewer system hes been m SIDE and the
cost estimated AZ $3.50 COZ, which N Ger
tainly low piicr tor an elective system
coyti.ng The territory proposed. II Il u'e'
! lees t0 di7cus- The gus inu OF whether q
. sVstem ui srwpfnFe Tor tnis city IA desirable
. % nfCe..afv rhere never was - CIV ui
any considered zig without one, ana
never will be. fas ciVzru who main tain
0ln0N uus vaults or malnfla'urredlng ruo
/ hish uplu b. p premises oiruoi sNproi wa
muultN rom ttoir polrohnus th CO, hnu
fua city ihit sits resting 10 10 oNn hllu
mus pay iho prualt' in disease and DEAN
Ey rs Intelligent msn knoNs tins f1d th'
qursfiol now conforming the pfnpic u
! Sufihc4 thrT will take hold ul the
| cork aud complete A., or pro
cr.s .nute Hrd ius cad of rNyinr dollar
IVetrIu interest ou bonds aud % sinking
fund to mrrt ihr y ucipsl near quartz
OF century, be g. pay them 70 much il
a fu'or buls and 'uarral rxpeufes, whi'l
mieht o-hrrNisa be eyadrd. Tat
work viii nave 90 b. done: proota'
tuatinu viii nor reduce the cost. with ever
yetrs dc ay aud gr, atrrs rra OF zoe GU,
population, the suu necrh AIRY u t'wr' ih
rity will nr ErrA rr. The WORK ma beet
d-lAye. ~ long that "a larsr sIm Of rlrne
b. upcesrary tn bring 10 mp o the denand
90 the ~, but after thaf Is .ndiciornly eI
pendft the uddi ilusi rXpeuse OF extend
ing sewers viz come in such a way rs no
to ne l-ll. bat ly oscraslinatng.S 81
Anon 10 % nov CA eel upon TO do ia on
. year . hat shout L,ye 1rtn done "a ten
fsar Antonio EXpre.s.
b ST..
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GRANTS HOME.
His Resldenc 2 ,Bp Adorned With
Relies If Travel.
A BewIlderisg Maze OF Oriental
nasulhceuce,
A House Unlike all Other Dwellings

...... l.,...l a,.,t i,uox
,..' ', .-t.rr ruly. aud recalls
DHh ....,1. iNs ,y,tlI o.
-.. rsm Italy atu
~ Old. --...rsr.Ir, ot Gu.b,c
I.. ,.t.st 90 ths
a., c.a,. .-... .f.si. Tho tQusfe 'iEia
n'Ht woe N'' ..., In, tt. ft.g ni
VS. p''" ANN .f.f. kuiyE-
S'nH . /, china gr. Nr1ici.
.U ..r.t lI.U I.l.t, ana
IN, '.' f. .,|4 .tr Iutn
~id, Hti'. f-.....i .nt. tb.
ph we I. ... turHrl
teu7''''l .. H......I n.I
20 ...
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slmplr ...s. cried
We ." . ... .n.rr CUES
MuD. . .I .....l.. amen .tra Wis
... ,..f,...-...l Iy .4f..H he'll.
WI I..tl lslf crown color aud
r..G,e of pa.s blue, around
,..,f 70. ru...
wh"'' ' --,, t,.r. and
us'ir u. .......,,..., y5r...l, se,nss
W. .
Ia .... iro.I the entrance en-
thersr. $50, -oa.l rc-ip,iop IA, Si.1
hn'.' WV .. -Iy., sg.vsrs rom
= ITO. .-.,...B ts5lr M the
n..' .'1N' .- cr,Irn. suslue
81. 10, ,l.. .,,,.r,
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,t,-tt.r.,..,. .s l.|. say. DO mo rArlJr.
'r 100. ,.s t.ur hangs a
tpl'i ''i ,f.t v,ri.c.I5rs,i
sni"h ..., 'e d. ,,itb.r il the
,...e. flash and ..rter.
uiErrriI. pt' sol t''... 90 - d., ma q.
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Ar.,st Rr.uning.s Pythsn.

A curious story 81 told OF . statue o
Dryer and Apollo. WHICH Mr. Robert bar
rsty Brnwning hns rscently finished al
paris. L. ne studio say- the corresDonn-
Ell sho tells tAe sio-y. I saw the model
who had stood ior 10. with the great liv,
sn.ks ooi'iuy around Der. and her face was
no. . .tue's own. I asked VI . was pot al
NOS crual to make nel pose thus. snske-
er. brsced, but the scg pior assured m
nat 81, w. very fond of be serpent IN"
ak MIN aait was vfr'i bio ~ nnr !. 'n'
Senegal. and had slur - on
tory The embrace % this one might essil \
nav. been fatd. for he vas ter FEET ions
"a ysry large. But hs never 80 much q.
ts1.s..effsf coils uucom fort sbiy around
ne model luriur the weary hours Ano
dsvF n which she stood With him en-
.usneS ,hout her, while the statue grew
NJ Brrsnfng showed me the box whieh
q. no pythor's bone when ms wcririle
hours we're over. ! sav va, i'r alas I9i
al ms good snd kindly snake is atnl. ne
died during the ahs-uce iron faris q
Adele the model Pail Nal 0azotie.
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a uEsrArR % ExA ~ Al pEe uNs
| in ere ted in the utIdiarshir % .nu e. O. 20
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Ius ciuU O. nuul aC"Nu 49, WiuC thr e. iuNl 800
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ihr drst tnnd as =. b nsry A 10 1854 d.
he Cnuf.-hn. So, lr b Cliy of hnIlrsi Il VINO.
lu,uuo m apptet u' contest sNd scennni D.
they pr pcr ,
Wiucs W NJ c. Hlll county clerk of Dallas
cluuN TeAas
IT'S -uiyeu under nay hald aud he seal ~
SAID c0ufl, OF Slice 10 tne lt' Of uhllls tnls
lglttdsyuf cccmhtr 1852
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