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@ra,ttnhafte snat einer Mntter

y bat 8 9hCer, S0.. 2. Sejtmbef.-
Trau ". Stnl; t0Otete geitem ;u &bOrn
bum Citation, an Scr Burlington Geoar-
9fupiusz Nortbern= &uGu," ibre Suci GinSer,
inoem lie linen nit eincm 9fairneiier Die
Seblen ourGitnitt, mn nabm ild odnn auf
Die ndnlid)e 9Geiie OOs geben, Dian glaubt,
ba6 Die Trcu Die 3bNt III elncm Anfaue jett
mCiiQen 9Sabniinne begiug.
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@enfc,. sum soSe permrtbeilt

Sing b a m ON, N.-Yj., .. lejembef.-
g9ilbelm Menfen, Der Nf0r6er Satie SroeO
boft'S, ieiuer @eliebteu, purbe beute ;unl
5ooe bnrf Ben SnNng Oerurthelt. SeIne
Simidtlug lit aui ben u. S0uuar 1885 fetz
Qeiebt. 81 pernabm iein llrtbeil ;iemlidl ge=
faBt mn nm ell 9lniiug bon 9i0tbc im @e.
iift pentete 0nf iunera @ueglng
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Der berrrnioie Nad,laB eineS Sett=
lers.

Yitts6urg, ia, 9. DECEMBER r.-Yiere
Yrefaur, ein bet09ter, bltroer Settler, mel=
der iid ieit Sabren ant ben bieFgen StraBen
nmbertrieb, itarb Dor eiuigeu Sagen nut benz
9eeqe mad einem 9olpital. SeitOem lit er=
mittelt worSer, baB er iiber 5000 Dollars in
Der ,,3olar= Sauiugs= =Sant peponirt bat. Gr
biuterlieB feiu 5eItameItt, mo iOWeit man
msiS, feline Sermanbteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-10
sraaooic In sentudv

Ntof0r0, 6D., 3. Neicmber. = Eole
@oumous mo 5oS. 0epine itrttteu itdl bcute,
ais Elm SObu Oes Eegteren @dmnonS pom
bjutcu crd Den &Opf hoB nHO ibn aH9en.
blidlidJ t0Otete.
u. y. @ammou2, &ater OeS GrmorNcttn,
ptrette pouu nit eiuem IOibenmener oenl
Ieniuc smei lehcnsoeidhrLlhe StidlmMMDell.
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@mropaifd,e anbrlberihte.
Graf S"litni pou NibiIiitem jnm SOOe perur
thCiIt.

tDcti.
Getersburg, .. 9e;em6cr.-IaS Grc
tntiu= @omite Der 9tibtllittu bat Elm Nioniei1
erlniien, meldleS BEN @SrHicu Solitoi, ruiil
ihCu Ntiniiter NeS ,5uern, ium SoOc ucrllr-
tbeilt Ter EroicB gegcn 9iibilittu uubnl
btutC ieineu 2luinng, mmNe eOof glcIt "a
rnui in Nol0e ciuer 0eiteu oOrgeuommtntu
mGtigcu &crhNiulu9 bis auf SSelicreS Der
idobcu &jele &crhoitungeu Werocn SIN
3cit tdglid III Petersburg uoIl;ogcu.
Seitreid,iidle sluardjiiteu.
9&iCu, .. SStmbcr.- -&icr 9(uard)iien,
Ooruntrr Elm Tr0uCHimmer, Inn I'll SteuI
BERG in Wdhreu ptrhaitet pUrOtu Ad)t &t
lo0ramm 0nHNmit luurpeu III Dem @NrlcH
zines Der e6eiauNcucu uuigcnmOCn
bic llnrubcn aui Der Suiel SfB~.
yonoou, 10. December. pie @trldltS
be0mter, melds Ole GrnlttiruugSbeichlc &C
gen Die ,Groitera" III Zig nui Der &nitI Smc
IN uolilredeH ucrmdlttH, iilo uerhditet luor
zen. 2ie ,.GroitcrS" Nrohcu, ugcno clncr
NeqCu tic uhQeidldttu SutiImOdlt 9SiNtr
':GHO SIT leiIicn.
Gin S;crtrauemspotum iMr ole ir0mi irIiihc
Icgicrumg.
Yurin, .. 9t;enber. - Sic 2cputlrW
tanlnlCr uerUorT helltt Nrl. Nlo0uet Illell
Nenent III Der ScuotSreiom &Orldge, mad
uelncm Die Senotoren OUrh Olgememt
&oltSubitiuuulg eriu6blt merOeu iOllten, NIT
elmer Mujoritdt pon 81 Stmmtu, unO nobnl
Oom Die &Orldge Obnc 9tmenOcmcnt an.
Dies cSit9teihbeOeutcno nit cinem&cruNutu9
poum fiir Die 9icglCuH9.
&urje SabcIocIcidIcn.
- 4d,lb. Soieph 2Sarusr Ncnteu, mttr
yoro 9erbp'S AomIuiir0tOu Erditocut pcS
britiihCu NanoClSamtS unb uOu 1852 bis 1878
NiitQlieO NeS @cbeintn 9tOtbS, lit geltorbcl.
Ser non gtew }Dorf nat) 0uurs behimm
tc 9ampicr ,,Guiiill0" III nit gtbrodltncr
9&eue in oen S1Oieu uon yjNaDon ctngclou
fen
- Gin GommN Molct iibeWejd)tc gtittur
III Berlin Dem &aiier 2Sihelm icju GrcNltlu
OILS brlildcr GciunOter.
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Sd1iTsuad)ridlten.

ycr ron bier uad Jlottty6am 6etimmtt 6rithc
EampiCr ~idme5 2urpe," Gdpt. Snlitb, poirrtt &C.
fteru oit ,iHisl 2SigbI.
Ier 6rtiitt 2ampitr pg8oltey E6Omos," Capt.
lGomus. ii por9eitCru ron antUerpen bicr9tr nb9c
i0bren. A
5ic 6ritihe Borfc r6uo6 G0nn." capt. Cam, 1T
uoraeftern uOu bier in auttUeJpcn ejna,yontu.
Sic HoTtuegiide SnIfe .S0pbic gSlbdnltnt" trdl
am = os pnu bier in SipeTpoo elU.
SetpCgungeu Upn SeeansSampietn.
9n(uub.
Ten- gort, 8. Deg Angeiommen: Dampitt
tyrinoco pon 9ermu6d, .yiGqoIa" ron papanRu,
-Ecrtumnts4 uou St. Auus BAT
AusIuHO:
SouttGmptoH 81. SeSgmber.-S StrUon 9leW-
goyf nod Bremen beitimmte Enmpier rCssr' le3te
beute bier an.
Sam6urs, .. 6e,cmbsr.-Eer otatitt Dam
rfer &eitphclIa" III beute poH RtIp gort pier on9e-
iummen. .-. n
bier u5Erneifd." uon 9lep~Jot HGn .9saS9op oe'
SGrus, o. Iesember.-5er con @Ias8oip RAD
g}eruzg Cont beiiimmte SGmpIer ">tdte oI geoT9a'
iuhr poTgtiiern pon bier lpej,er,
SremCH, %. Sesem6er. - DE ouuneh Dam
pier Slad g9aih" eou UalueroH, .Srhno. pon
Ghargiton uuo ,Sieerop" pon ReU zOrieaRs tamtn
ton6on, o. 9sSsmbtr. Der brltilbs 0ams
pier .Seouane" III gettTu von Montreal bier GH9e
Ner Tampfer 4Balient~ ii, pon 56isis5 nat RerUa
GIleons ubgei0hren.
Ser CaHpf,r yurspsa" n pQp sie'p 0Ort su
SaT0sanr snsstvofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-10
90 lit Der 3reis Fl

baften uno aniebuli6eu Sneer anjug bon 4
bis IL Sahren. Ger aroBte 9argain in ante=
rita. llnisre Gnsuahi nmfaBt aue auallta=
ten bis III $40. 6. 81. Sebm & Sobn, Gde
Yrotty nna 9anoperfrase. (2sl-)
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gSnOiuan's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /.


Gin NtmlttCL otltn &clt1notbec nuRcrcrNcuutdlt
mCOiUuhc GIculduitCn huGcu, meiCut.idl 5lir Rsi
nqunA ocS uicocrQcbr0dtrcn unO crih6piteu a0r
ptra, hoS e1t dutilt, au0rncbme lid ere
&chnnoluug mo oGutrUbr 'eIluuH qepd5rt.
) it NuHt
mlrc tar uHo ldon, nadOcm WaubaS Surup0rjlijdu
Cini9g alc 0tbIGubt bat SidStCU. jSiuucH, nit
Ciier uuN NOutGuSidlOe mcr0G bcielti0t, yEunhtu
uuo C'ehWirc 0lsbaN gclcllt. gaCr an Sropbcln,
AuSldlGQcu btr AugcU, ocS NhlHOcS, otr Sbrtn.
SCiuc, Neblc uno Srutu leI0Ct, mclht GuShld1t
nt cntucoer pom ungcbeteu Nrontheiteu o0er uOm
Gtbruuht oeS EucunlberS o0cT Gbcuocn SublImntS
uH1eammCt uno OuS9ebrCltCt bdbcu, tam lb uui
NcluHQ Ucy,OlCn, mcHn otr o'Cbr0uh ocS Saridp0
rilltnr einc 0cugcno lang, Sctt iortaelcBt miro, INN
clncH Giuorud uui ocn SnauisnuS iu MAIDEN.
GInc Nlotlc UoH oltNem cnt9tIt mthr Wlrtuut
SrrclfioiIc ais iOcS UUbCrc Niittt; Gin L6,C.Onct
uou pon oieiem pirt 10 Uic ult luui Ol9 ltbS Sb,,
l6ri non unOrren Nhucln. Gci ArctleIcm ju bJbeu.
ii. JSWSiU%y1 > iryHrutWUt FIHrm,
OaS mdhtioc Yeber mn Ntageu.Neilmittel.
&6ato oDuc Nciseihmod, elegant NIT idFem 0or;
aGcIrt purAIrcn, rcguIIrcu rcInIgeu uno trditlQeu
oeie gllCn.
Robmop'a Futcu sur Ndluua 1ucr 9Qaasu.,
gcbcr Gcodmca, gitrtn unO &IGitnlGiotn, RerDeu
araHtbc!cn, 3opiwth, wcbudcn &citmcrocn, Nat-
ti0fCit, gppctItmnnQCL Nurticibigfet %rritopiluq,
nHutJouuuhttlt EuapCpUt, NDnutnleloCu, Nlg6tr,
lntcrlejbstutinuoung, Ndmorrboocn uub Oller Sto
run9ru ngy gWltmcIoc. hcIu ucactuUiliih. teut
Spur uon Nityuy, NNnCydIicH Uocr ddolttu Srca
9uen,
n. Dian Ncdhie 1olltH0C Sumpt0Wg non Rtdut
6Citcuorr &UbQuuuQsu &crippiunQ, uHerllbc
0dmoghoNcn. %NU0uur9 udt oem NOpic, Sduc
i'm MngcU. urhClfCit. SohUUnncU, Gttl por sem 81
len, Ui0Gu6rdCH, l0trc@ NuInOPCn, infcn0c ooCr
beberog GrpfNmIQ lu Der UuaeH9ru6r, 9ebeH bes
Ncr;cua criutyHbto Gtiubl 6cim Crleu, 6letcH ooCr
More uor ocn guacn, ,ltcber ltnb 6umpie ShmeUtu
i'm 2opic liunQgl an AusbGnlun9, Nel6cS 9lusiebeU
Der oaut unN oc Augcn, SeIicultcten, Stmcrcn in
oer &ut uHo TH ocu "licoeul pl6tutc aulUaluHg
ron Site g'tCUUcn ocs NleihcS.
GIniac 8 oicn non RdowGn'e Tiucu perhtu ben
N0rpCr non alien CbengenduntCn NC1ntbctcH beiPCH,
lErci5 - Gents ole SdNdltel.
&cI nuCH NpOtbetcul ;ll babeu.
1Guu cit: n Tulih uno gEobr,"
Dian ihits cine STirimartl au Raolpan d 60,
Jir. 81, geurrtns Srr., Ncmz2lO
RF Belchrun9, 1uultHot ron Goiors Uertb, UtJo
bGiir lu9edlItt.
9lu OaS Gu6lifum
@erlan1t ia nun Jla0pup'9 uno Odlt,t oarlui, oaR
ber Hamc .RuomGu" nd dui Dem gttauiteu Ar,ftl
bCNH0gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-10
Sr. GdSlUnO'S
S0rIGpGriliam Geiolpett,
ocr arOfc Sltttreiufacr

iur NtUuu0 ullCr
dlrOnl|hCHSrdnthClteH, StropbeM, : huiuO
iutlt, Qriiicnlei0cH, GcidUiire, t,roui.
ld)Gn RhcmdtlSmuS,9 ,9toit. 9tlutH,
&luiCn HuO yCbcrbtihWroeH.
9nSpcpic, EnnNcu mo
Rth yClOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-10
Sobn 8oadI's SSeibnad)ts9 9ei6enf
OFT ieine 9lrbeiter

@beter, 8a., .. 9ejsmber. - Cine aIlz
oemeine qobHrebuftion BON 10 bis 20 Bro
sent if im &oad 'ideu Sdifisbaubofe aHge=
cronet rpOrSeu, uno lOu iofOrt IN Strait treter.
1000 elssaate @eiGafts 2luSii8e
fir 5erren, aus ben beften 9anjmoaenen aal'
iiulir= Stofien ansefertigt, fir $500, tribe
rer greis $18 uno $40. 8eri9ieSeue Writer
bel 6. 81. 9e6nl & Sobn, 6eutihe SleiSer-
iabritanteu, gde Yratt= uno 6anoueritraBe
(291-l
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48. Gonsres. - 3weite Sisnms.

@egcn @elo'ehonmgen an Sptteric'n. - Die
2afpta:StH ppr ocm Scmate. - gSeitere
Eebatte iibcr oen tntcritaatlidlen Ssamoel
Inl Ssauie. - Nepr6iemtant SSprr bridIt
cine samie inr @oulp, @auoerbilt nm Die
Giicnbabueu,
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vi q [ aria
0 hlImmrcH NormrH gcBtiit.
Sfliltterhe6er.

toItca uun hibtgC9 Gtc6rr gc6eilt iilr 81
Gents. Is 0lbt TEN un0creS Ntilmitte in Der 9Bett,
oOs 10 idncll dlltrlt 6e6cr belt mogcu iie uon uer-
borbcJcr Euit lMalaral oNei Itarte.cr Gjalle fom
men, mogCu ne Sharlact YcroeI Te6cr, SppuuS
Ootr acibcS GcbCr beGCn, ClS inter Sugebuud
non Huownp's &ucH Il THbWuu'S Rcu6u Rc5
ljci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-10
4 9eatIfle @orreipOsSH' :
Otr. 296.

II. N. M.
2iaOwaD's 2tedop 2seftef.
9ie btftn nnO biaisftcm
SsamiIicn MeOtiinen in Ger GSelt.
Ntdt mo bcrbHtet:
Sdnupicu. Stbaeieeu,
@uiteii.
%ntihnOmnaem. RbrmmatiSmus,
Ncrpemipeb.
Nopnucb, 3ahnidlmcrieu.
SrultbctIrmmuHg.
s,.... u cm be d. WcrOcu
W N'"''a;ghgh $hmcreu IN HelHct biz 2ONinUteH-
9sidlt tIHc StuuNt iGHQcu
WoN"t jemano, oer oitic 2nie.gt gclcien bar,
@dlmeti III IcioeH.
N0oloon Ready Relief lit eiH Nt.lmittI
9e9c!H jrotu >hmcr;, %tritnufunQcu,
S.utudlunaCn, 9tiiGeu, &ruit
uuo WIlCotrltWer;eU
U mar NUS Critt unA pleibt
Ons rin;igC Sbmrr;ensz6cilmittcl,
oa@ auaCnbtdIjh sic ihy,rlihit,u Sdpmrr,rr niut
nn6 eninneuu0en mo $utdu0rnRa ltHoert, aleid
well ob is IN ner tunac I'm Sidgcn oeu Gln9elpci=
0cn, 0Cn StultH -Ncr alOtreu SrQaueu 0uiirrteu
ptun man ee eitn0l 6rnugt.-9SenM Elm 9luiou nan
Snn9encntSiinonn0
ohct enc SntjunAung Der inHeren Srl0He oOcr Atu
Stlcimhdutc, ndd1bem man it'd 0er Sdle. oer ytdhc
H. L ~ 1uS9eictt Dat. i'm gIuiuae IT, lego man ioiort
cWcr mt NNbWOu' IS fcNNu Rtttci banlihe-
ncu SloneuzSnppcn dUi Ole ron @utaniHiHHl ooer
GHIiuhuh9 GNgrarIlfCnc SOrpcTttuc. SdS lUirO idit
alem0l Der Gntltnoun0 Snhalt tblu nm 6urd, 6ic
ee9cnreiung unN 1uSalg,duu9 ocS g'utumlauies
an oer >telle otn @nhtntcn turircH. Sur lucittreu
SSEpluhg ltlt man DC um Die 6lode geluidetcu
oOtbrluhSaumcjiun0cn.
YIN AeceIontl pou IN clucm huIbtU C5lOs pou
2Saner turtr IN meui0en NiiUuttn 8rdune Hrdmpic
Mo9ehlauW' @Oobnnneu, AerpoiitGt SthludoIid
ttjt, huolce NopitUcb, SurdiQu Rdbr, SoliF, Nl6
bun0cu uno alc lnnerdCu ShmtrScn
5(Cllenoe iolten tets enc Tltiht pOn Ru6muu'S
Re0op 6clici Oct iidl trnleu. Slur Sropieu
baron. IN 9SOner actb0n. bCugeH alien Ocu Vruifbe
ten unH eamit utrfnupitcn Ht6cu ole ans Sem tSt
hrouh uHAemobnljdleH Grintpaiier0 ludtrbeu, uor
S@ ~ cln OcllerCS <timuIGnS, ais IrdH;branuuueiu
pNrr liittaY,,
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Ser 3ou auf Rpbmaterial.

Sine beute pom SenOtor Differ Sal. int
Senate em9ebrad)te &ill Nmenoirt 0eu 2lb.
idHitt 3O19 Der repioirtcn Stouteu oabiH,
NnB rer 9anie 3oll 0ni inlpor.rlcS 6obm0,cz
rial, WelheS bier Ill yonNC III 6obrlfotcn
perNrbeitet mn o0m mieOer trpOrI!rt mro,
;uriidcritnttct mtrocn iOu. llnttr Den gc
Qenmdrtigeu &oriGrIiteu Der @5ejcHe wtrOeu
10 Ero;cnt Der btmcnenOtn 3ouabgabeu be
h0ltcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-10

SoHcse."
Nom, 9. 9eSenber. - Der Fopll ld9te
am Somtaqe sur g(unport AMI cine 9lNreIie,
luel6e ibm nie Sdiiler beS o2(merican GOl=
leQe" am %. SOhreStdge Der SttfIng jener
9lnitalt iiberrei6ten, er babe pOu leber marnte
3uneiaun0 fir Sen ameritGniiden SlernS ge
babt uno ireue iifJ bon 6erSelt itber Die 6ort=
idritte oes SotboliStsmu5 III ben Ser. Staa
ten. Ser Gapit rid)tete ipdter elnlge 2Sortt
oil ieoeN einSelneu Der % SdlIler.
Eie gSirren IN @snpten.
Cairo, 9. 9e;ember. - 9as Srbunal
hat Die 8egierung augemieien, Der o@aihe De
Ia 3ette Yubli1ue" allies OerIelben Ooren,bal-
tene uno an Die 9fegierIngstaiie itbertrd9eue
@elb Suriid III ;ablen. 3aS @eriidt enthebt
benz Eremiermier 0iiUiiler 9tu6Or BdifC
aQer &erantiuortlidteit iiir Die iraglide DtaB
nabne
3ie e9pptiid)e 8egieruug bat gegeu OiI
@eridtSentiheiouug i'll oem BON Der ,,Gaint
oe Ia Bette Fubliaue" eingeleiteten BrO;eiit
appellirt.
3ouQOlG, 9. 9eiember.-0as 6dupt
quarter erSuSan=GrpeoitiOu wirO am mad
fen Snmfnse mad AmbufOl uOrgeldober
psrSen Sllle Sruppen Der @rpeoition be
pe9eu iid 70 roi4, als mOslid, onf lener
gnnft 81.
9onoou, 10. DECEMBER. - SO mar Oei
Gntel eeS Wahoi, Der @ouOerneur uoi
Sbeio, uno uidt Der Dtaboi ieIbf, Tueldbe
tiirSlid Starb.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12
Where the Fire is Out.
Magic No More. a MysLay-Seen From Across
Tie World

'' Harot!r cf Alcppo." said Sir Philip Derval,
I" had mastered every secret in nature which the
nObler magic seeks to fathom. He discovered
that the true art of healing is to assist Nature
to throw of the disease-to summon, as it wele.
the whole system to eject the enemy that has
fastened on Il part. His process all included
the reinvigoration of the principle of life
In this the Eastern sage merely anticipated
the practice of the best physicians OF to-day.
What life itself is, nobody Knew then-nObody
knows n5w. But we have learned something
of the reasons why the mysterious tide rises and
falls. Provided the great orgalts of the body
are not irreparably destroyed, medical science
can always relieve, and often save. Yet no
reputable physician now adhcrcs to the barbaz
rous and stupid processes of depletion. such as
bleeding. by which it was attempted to cure
disease by reducing the patients ability to re-
stst it. Nowadays we do not tear down the
fort TO help the garrisOn-wc strengthen it.
In this intelligent and bcneGcient work it is
conceded that PARKER'S TONIC leads ali
other medicines. AS an invigorant it acts i'm
medintely and powerfully upon the circulation
and the organs of digestion, thus giving Nature
the assistance she calls for. It follows that all
ailments of the stomach. kidneys and liver are
at once relieved or cured. No other prepara-
ton cmbodies the same qualities or produces
Similar results. 1t is delicious to use. and the
best known anti-intOXcant. Price soc and 81.
HISCOX e Co. New York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12
PoETIcAL.
have Faith.
4 swallow in the spring


& Rs*sllow in the spring
Came to our granary and meath the caves
Essayed to make nest, and there did bring
Wet mud and straw and leaves.
Day after day she toited
With patient art; but, ere her work was
trown'd
Some sad nnishap the tiny fabric spoiled
And dashed it to the ground,
She found the ruin wrought;
But, not cast down, forth from the place she
few,
Snd with her msto fresh earth and grasses
brought
And built her ness anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last feather on its ample floor
When wicked hand or chance again laid vas te
And wrought the ruin Ger.
But still her heart she kept
And toiled ugain-and last night, hearing calls,
1 looked, and 10! three little swallows slept
Within its earth-nade walls.
What truth is here, o man!
Hgth hope been smitten in its carly dawn2
Have Clouds O'ercast thy purpose, trust or plnns
Have faith and struggle on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12
Vital Questions

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in the
world for qyIietng and alIaying all irritation of
the nerves and curing all forms of nervous
complaints. giving natural, childlikc refreshing
sleep always?
And they will tell you unhcsitatingly
''Somc form of IIops.''
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply
siciaus
''What is the best and only remedy that can
be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs; such as Bright's disease.
diabetes, retention or inability to retain urine
and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women -
And they will tell you explicitly and en-
platically . Buchu.''
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest cttrc
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia: constipation,
indigestion. billiousncss, ma0rial fever, aguej
&c" and they will tell you:
Mandrake! or DandciOn!"
Hence. when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bittcrs, such a
LCOHCludcd next week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
cHARIEsTowN, JEFrERsoN County, W. Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ls, 1884.
Various Items.

DR.. W. b. Ewin, Keyser, w. Va,
says: Many esteem Browns Iron
Bitters 4 most excellent tonic"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12

$50 cousin shadrachis dead5" he
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12

from the spring into which he had
dipped them, and sprig of trailing
arbutus pinned on to his coat, and
spoke frank wclconfs to the fair
young girl whom lie had never seen
hefnrn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12

Don't you give me any of your
lip" said an ugly country seftool
teacher to pert young miss who had
IS sassed' him. Oh, you needn't
worry" she retorted. Fs would not
kiss you even if the frecklcs on your
face were gold dollars"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12

Boreman's Sweet vermifuge, this
great Worm Destroyer. 25c,
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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Candidates Announcements-For County
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Others at regular Advertising Rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, 10 cts.
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Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Half
and Whole Columns, to Annual. etnt-AunuOI
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No advertisement to be considered by the
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parties.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12

Some heather, are not as much Of
the heather as we think; read Ma
hometan proverb, "God has bestowed
the good things in this world to re-
lieve our necessities, not to reward
our virtues; these will be rewarded
in another world" We know of nc
greater necessity to be relieved, than
stubborn cold, and we know of no
better relief than DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-12

Rev. James NIcCarty, Fort Steven
son, Dakota Ter, says: Browns
Ison Bitters cured me of severe dys-
pepsia and increased my weight %
Dounds.''
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28

Democratic Congressional convention Ui
the First district
TuU TtuUiTuiT l. nEt.EuATE,
SNNTN ~, y, NJ, Aug, ~, The liD
publican Territorial convention to-day
nominated Judge l.. bradford Prince ~
a Congressional delegate,
TIE ToUHTii Mlssol ~,
ST. JOsErH, Mo-, Aug, 3i,-Tho RE
puhlicHns Of this, the Fourth tongres-
sional district, met here to-day, Amer
several hours session, they failed Ia
make nomination, but endorsed Judge
II, ;, Kelly, who is expected also 10 re-
ceiye the endorsement Of the Green
hackers, since Hon, Nick Ford has con-
cluded lO make the race for Governor,
SECOND CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug @i,-At Stock
ton, the Democrats OF the Second dis
trirt this afternoon nominated Charles
4. sumner for Congressman, vice James
II. Hudd, declined on account OF Ill
health,
IOWA FUsIoNISrS.
DEsMOINEs, Ia, Aug, ~, At the Dem
ocratic-Grcenback-Fu Fusion convention at
the Congressional district to-day, held
~ lndianola, Judge W. III, Mcilenry, u
Democrat of Dcsmulnes, was nominated
iur tie long term and William Krcider,
u Groenhuckor for the short term for
Congress.
CLARpN ny ACCLAMATIoN,
Sr. LpUIS, Aug. 9i--The Democrats of
the Tenth district of this State to-day
nominated Martin l.. Clardy for re-
election To Congress by reclamation,
APPLE ACCEPTABLE.
KALAMAZOO, Aug. H,--GeOrgc l.. Ap-
pie, Congressman from this district was
Z nominated to-day b. the Democratic
convention here and 10y the GrCcnback
convention IN session At Three Rivers,
receiving the unanimous vote of both on
the first ballot.
ELEVENTH ILLINOIS.
MuNNovIu, L I.,, Aug. 3i.-The DEM
ucrats of the eleventh district, ronOmi-
mated William ii. Neece for Congress
to-day.
THIRD MISSOURI.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. @j.-The Rcpub-
Leans of the Third district nominated
j. L. llarwOOd tor Con- Srcss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28

FoENEY, Aug. 26.- Special. ,-Forney
turing the last month. 1t seems that
they will never stop until the last sin
nor has returned. The Methodist and
PreSbyterians are having ut this time a
very interesting revival, under the
management OF Reys. EOrubCaE and
McVulrtCr.
Prof. Is. NJ. Terrell's school COM
mcnccs on the lst OF September. He
has enrolled 10 scholars. He has
occurred the s rV.ceS of Miss Lizzie liOl
'cr, OF Chatileld, as nuSic teacher.
lhrrc is now in contemplation Il fine
school building, to be built north of the
railroad, as the present one is not SUI
.,cicnt.
Parties continue to depredate upon
Hope johnson. After cutting his wire,
hey returned few nights since and
tired his hay stack, pulled up
and burned about 140 of his fence
posts. The officers are doing everything
possible to bring the offenders to Justice.
4 tine bridge is soon to span the East
York ON the Terrell and Dallas roads.
Crops are uuch better than was
thought for some weeks since. Corn i,
lbout an average. Cotton Will make
from one-quartcr to one-halt bale per
acre.
A party OF ladies and gentlemen from
Terrell came in on the t. ain to-day bound
for Dougherty's lake for fish. Among
the ladies' noticed was Mrs. Stanbriige.
Miss Naples and the Misses Chill
dress, Beulah McClardy, leila Moore.
Among the men We're Cast. Ben Gill and
Major Tom Griffith. They We're joined
here by Coils. Roguet ard Alexander
and a merry time is expected Judging
had on hand. The ladies had their bas-
kets full of good things to eat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-28
A STAGE ROBBED.
THE LONE HIGHWAYMAN AGAIN
lie Ualts the Coach Hetwcen Weather
ford and Graham and Coolly Coll
lects Cash, Jcwci-y and Fire
arm>-Escapcs, Etc,

WEArHERroRp, Aug. o. Special. T.
Fhe stage from Weather.ord to Graham
was robbed this mornirg by one man,
sixteen miles west from Wcatheriord.
There We're only two passengers aboard.
The robber got so, a gun and watch
from one and So from ;he other.
ANOTHER AC' OuNT.
GRAHAM, Aug. 2j.-- Special. News
reached here this evening of the rob
berry Of the Graham aud WeathcriOrd
stage, about midway between the two
places, between 9 and 10 o'clock this
morning. The stage was halted by Il
single highWaynan, who made hi. APP
pgarance suddenly from out of the
brush alongside the road, and the pas
>cngers, four in number were ordered to
hold up their hands, while he went
through them, securing sos in money, Il
gold watch and chain, and gun. After
securing the plundcr the robber took to
the bush again, and made his escape.
Il le is described as Il tall, Vicious-ioOking
,nllOw, with two siN-shOotcrS in a belt
around his waist, and Uic in his hand,
aud Il Winchester rite standing against
tree near where he g. me ont on the
road. A large party ate .eported in hot
pursuit OF him. It ! no' reported
whether the United Statc mail was dis
turbed.