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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23
In.the Supreme Court of Appeals,

In.the Supreme Court of Appeals,
now sitting in Charlestown, the fol-
lowing decisions were announced last
Saturday:
Ohio River Railroad Co. vs.. Sol
onion Harness, from Peasants county /;
opinion by Woods; Judgment of Cir
cult Court corrected and affirmed.
Thompson's admir- VS.. Catlett, &C.,
from Monroe county,. opinion by
Woods; decree reversed and cause
remanded.
Mcclure, Commissioner of School
Lands, VS.. Maitland, from Wyoming
county, two cases; opinion by Sny-
der; appeal dismissed.
Anvil vs.. Jaeger, from Mcdowell
county; opinion by Snyder; appeal
dismissed.
Mcclure VS.. Doonan, from Taylor
county; opinion by Snyder; decree
reversed and bill dismissed.
Poe VS.. Marion Machine Works,
from Taylor county; opinion by Sny-
der; decree of Circuit Court affirmed.
Hare VS.. City of Parkersburg, from
Wood county; opinion by Green;
judgment of Circuit Court affirmed.
Moore VS.. johnson, from Wetzel
county; opinion by Green; appeal
dismissed.
Board of Education VS.. Parsons {;
from Tucker county; opinion by
johnson; judgment of Circuit Court
affirmed.
Book US. Book, from Marion county );
opinion by Johnson; reversed and
demanded.
Phillips VS.. Phillips, from Richie
county; opinion by johnson; re-
versed and remanded.
Miller & Co. VS.. Lake ct al, from
Taylor county; opinion by johnson;
judgment of Circuit Court corrected
and affirmed.
The Court adjourned until next
Saturday.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
naming in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va,
September 20, 1884:
Miss Mary j. Smith, Miss Mary
Nurse, Miss Emily Smith. Mrs. f. B.
Morgan, Mrs. Fannie Mills, Frank
G. BeaII, Henry Dunkhart, j. II.
Goddard, Lewis Clinton, Thomas
McNIinn (2), John G. Neil, j. w.
Packett, p. R. Stout, John Willis,
John G.. Wiss.
The above letters, if not called for
within thirty days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

A Cleveland and Hendricks Club
has been organized at Kearneysvillc.
with the following officers: President,
V. G. Moore; Vice Presidents, John
Barry, Thomas Tucker: Secretary,
~. T. Hess; Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer, Frank Homsher; Marshal,
w. +. Thomas; Assistant Marshal,
NJ. B. Miller.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

The Cleveland & Hendricks Club
of this place was ably and earnestly
addressed on Thursday evening last,
by the Hon. w. II. Travcrs, who was
listened to with pleasure and close
attention, and we trust with much
profit, by those in attendance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23
MRS. AMELIA IIAMAKER.

The premium list of the Hagers-
town Fair contains the names of the
following local board of directors for
Jefferson county, viz: Hon. A. r.
Botcler, chairman; BE. Harrison, sec
rotary; II. B. Davenport, Logan Os-
burn, 'Sr., David BiIlmyer, j. S. Mel
vim, c. 7. Butler, John w. Grantham,
Lee II. NIoIer, Charles II. Knott,
Henry Shepherd and Eugene Baker,
local board of directors. Col. r. p.
Chew is the marshal for this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

a word about our Medium Weight Overcoats
and Hats. We Surrender to none on Style. we
Surpass all in the Quality and Price; but just
now we want to say to tho men that want to
spend from &c to $40 for Suit, that they will
miss it if they neglect to sec the Twin Fronts
Stock. s. D. HIRsCuMAS & Co.
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To the Public.

We respectfully inform the public
that our Store will be closed on Mon
day, September 29th-the Day of
Atonement. WIN. KAHN & Co.,
Leading Clothiers, Sadlcr Bulldog.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

Robert Johnson, a colorcd employee
at the HalItown Paper Mill, fell into
a mash-tub one day last week, and
was scalded so badly that death en-
sued within few minutes afterwards.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

Geo. NJ. Bcltzhoover, ESQ.,, of
Shephcrdstown, will address the
Cleveland & Hendricks Club, at the
Courthouse, on Thursday evening
next, at q o'clock. The public cor
daily invited,
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Holiday Notice.

We respectfully announce to our
customers and friends, that our stores
will be closed on Monday next, Sep
tember 10Th, on account of Holiday.
S. d. HIRsCIINrAN & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

Abingdon. Va. September 81.
FincastIe. Va. October l.
Roanoke. Va. October :.
Pulaski. Va. October I.
ScottsviIlc. Va. October S.
Winchester Va. October II.
Frederick. Md. October II.
Staunton. Va, October II.
LynchburS. Va, October II.
IlngcrstOwn. Md. October u.
Richmond. Va. October %.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

The stable of Mr.. o. L. Elwood,
near Kearneysville, was destroyed by
fire, communicated from B. & o.
locomotive. on Sunday evening last.
Insured in the Peabody Co., Wash
ington & Alexander Agents, for $50.
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large trade.

NOTICE. beg leave to announce that I
have made arrangements to teach Vocal and
wishing to join my class can find my terms
either by addl cssing Rev. c. N. Campbell. or
calling at the Jcwelry Store of Mcssrs. Z.
MRS ANrETTA uA1JAEEp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

At the Martinsburg Fair last
Wednesday, John S. Castlcman's
= Bay Frank" lead in the contest of
four-ycar-olds, and Mr.. +. d. Get
Jenny" also of this
county, came out second.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The stephenson Female
Ga~SnorHg

TIME Third Session will begin MONDAY, SER
1885. The New building. affording comfortable
accommodations for so boarders, will, it is ex-
pected. be ready for use atthe beginning of the
Session. Prof. Max. Brownold will teach In
Strumcntal Music.
Board, $40 per year; Tuition. e25 to $40 !;
Board from Monday morning to Friday eve
ming. Shopper year; Music. $50; Use of Piano,
So. For Catalogue apply to Principal, Charles
town, jefferson County, W. Va
Rev. C. n. CAMPBELL.
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TGNIIE undersigned having been elected by the
4 Board of Trustcccs principal of the
Charlestown Academy, illreopen this institu-
ton on SEPTEMBER Sd.
A full English, Classical and Mathematical
course will be taught. Instruction will also be
given in French and German. Acompctent as
sistant will be employed. Accommodations
have been secured for boarders. where they will
be under the special charge of the Principal.
For terms apply to the undersigned until Au-
gust 18th ut Charlottesville, Va. after that date
EDMUND R. TAYLOR.
Mr.. Taylor has been selected by the Board
of Trustees of the Academy for the ensuing
year as Principal, and I cordially recommend
him to the former patrons of this Institution.
HENRY B. DAVENPORT,
Prcst Board of Trustees.
July 20. 1SS4-tf free Press copy.l
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Benz. F. LE1sENR1NG, p. NJ.

NOTICE. beg leave to announce that
have made Arrangements to teach Music in
Charlcstown. Those wishing to join my class
can find my terms either by addressing Rev. G.
N. Campbell or myself. Respectfully,
MAX. BROWNOLD.
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SpIit-Botton1 Chairs.

TIME undersigned would hereby inform the
public that he continues the manufacture
of SPLIT-BOTTOM CHAIRS Of all kinds
Arm, Rocker and Plain-Of the best material
$40 per dozen .ChiIdren's Plain Chairs, 20 cts.
each CbiIdren's Rockers, so cts; Ladies' Rock
ers. 81 Gents Arm Rockers, e.. Other Chairs
on short notice. ELIAS HIGGS,
P. o. Middlcway, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
EehrnnrH Il 1R82-R
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

Cleon, young son of Cleon Moore,
Esq, fell from trapeze few days
ago and broke his arm. twas anugly
fracture, but we understand under
skiIlful treatment he is doing well.
Free Press.
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Ladies' Hair Work.

MISS IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do
vi Hair Work at moderate prices, and will
make Braids, Puffs, Cnrls, Frizzes. ETC.. atres-
idence of her father, near the Baptist Church,
in CharlestoWn.
April 1. 18T9-H.
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Private School.

MISS EMILY MoRR1ss will resume her
WI school for Girls and small Boys. the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPT. 1881. Terms moderate.
,Tulv 90 1894
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Miss Amelia Hicks

HAS taken the room on Charles street, in
IL rear of residence of n. 8. White, ESQ.,,
where she will do DRESS MAKING and FAM.
LILY SEWING in good style and at reasonable
charges. She will be pleased to have the pat
ronagc of the ladies of the town and vicinity,
and will strive to render satisfaction.
April %. 1884.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

DoLLER PERFECTION FLoUR.-1 have
Al for sale and will keep constantly on hand,
the Roller Flour, made by VIM. L. holland. at
Brucetown, Va. That it far excels the Burr
Flour. is acknowledged by all who use it. 1t
be- in word, it is, as it is branded, Perfec-
ton. There can be no better. Come and try
small sack and be convinced of its good quail
tiles. For Gale by the barrel. sack or pound.
as cheap as the burr flour, and good deal bet
ter. For sale at
JOSEPH h. EAsTERDAY's.
Senfsuhar q 1894
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arlington Institute,
No. 4G South Washington Street,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

rTIIIE Attention of Parents and Guardians is
A called to this School. as Offering unusual
educational advantages. The situation is rleas-
ant and hcalthful. and the establishment COM
plctc. supplying every requisite for tile improve
mcnt. comfort. and recreation of the Pupils
Accomplished Teachers arc employed in every
Department. and special attention is paid to
Music. French. and Painting. For Circulars,
address,
Miss REBECCAC c. POWELL.
June "a. 1SS4-3m. Principal.
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Agricultural Fairs will be held this
season at the following times and
rnlnrns.
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DR.. To1nlinso117s
DENTAL OFFICE,

CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETS,
CHARLESTOWN.
Last Wednesday the insane wife of
Mr.. Oscar Barr, of Winchester, elud-
cd her attendant, poured coal oil upon
her clothes, and ignited them with a
match. burning herself to death.
The barn of Col Frank Silvers,
near G erardstown. caught fire from an
engine Thursday evening and burned
down, with or 10 tons hay, 30 bush
els clover seed, straw rick, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-09-23

Hog Cholera &c Sold everywhere by mail IL
stamps Furnished in large price Sl0n; by mail 10
CIreulars free. ]. s. Johnson & CO., Boston Masl
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
naming in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va,
September 20, 1884:
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July %. ISL IFrce Press copy.l
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l nm prepared to give my special attention to
the business of Undertaking.
Being practical mechanic and determined
to give satisfaction, respectfully solicit share
of public patronage.
May Is, 1877. LEWIS STARRY.
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s,aiue-Brcaksp in the West.

Wash. Despatch to rhla Public Ledgerl
The real information rrcvlv, hvl g
from the West and South III regnrl TO
the political situation is veIv diff rtut
from the stat, ments daily given 10 the
public by those republican Journals
which are strictly partisan. NllHn
fortnight those who have access to HE
private information which cOms here
to the Republicans have been surprised
at the uuanimi'y of opinion that, i'll
stead IF the obi time r. pm lean ma
iorities III the leading Western States,
there are pnin indications that every
one of tn m is rapidly becoming uncom
iortably close This information which
comes nv letter and has been brought
also in person by men prominent III the
contest which is opening is from sup.
porters Of he Republican tlcke'. In all
cases want of money is noted. In
no single Western State are Republ
cans going ns they have in other CAM
paians. From sections like The Western
Reserve in Ohio, which have been
herald to the country as ION fire for
the Republican ticket" reports come
from leading men OF IN apathy which
indicates large stny,at home vote The
truth about Ohio to day is that many
Republican workers who are recognized
as those who should be correctly III.
formed regard that State as exceedingly
close, with the present chances in favor
of the Democrats. The same is I'm.
doubtedlg true of Wisconsin, and within
the last week Republicans are begin
ming to admit that Michigan is no lon
ger by any means sure state. Unless
the inside information coming here both
to Republicans Al d Democrats is alto
geiher at fault there is no longer any
chance Of the Blaine ticket carrying that
State. There are even reports from
Iowa that give the Republicans uneasi-
ness with respect to the Congressional
vote. Public mfn rs prc minent rs any
among the Republicans have written
here practically enc ding another dis
trict to he Democrats, aud saying that
the Republicans must be prepared to
see that State so for Blnine only by a
reduced n Ijnrity. A Gcrmnn who has
been observing the conditions in that
State and reporting here, says that he
did not find single one If his country.
men who wonld vote the Republican
ticket. In nIiti, lie Republican situa-
ton, as recognized by those managing
the campaign, is that the States Of the
Central West, with the possible excep
ton of Illinois, are to day debatable
ground. The National Committee, in
stead of being able to coufne its efforts
Ms heretofore to Ouo and indiana, has
suddenly been aroused to the fact that
both Michigan and Wisconsin are slip
ping away from th m, aud that it may
yet he possible for the Democrats to
succeed without single Eastern State.
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MONTE PiCKENS,
Gen'l Travelling Agent,

Post office address, CoRNTH, Miss.
Agent for nearly Two Million Acres in
n counties of the State. If you contem-
plate visiting Florida to buy, don't fail
to correspond, and get information where
TO buy and from whom to buy. repre-
sent IA Company owning moro land in
more counties, and more reasonable in
prices, terms, etc, than any other in the
State.
ABERDEEN-Judge Baxter Mcfarland,
w. b. Walker. Esq. Capt. q. p. Thompson
Editor of the Aberdeen Weekly, Mr.. G..
G.. Bruckner, Messrs. Jonas & Dalton,
Editors Aberdeen Examiner, q LOTS Mr..
Chas. A. Eldon G. LOTS Hon. M, 4, Love,
Mayor G. lots)
STARKvILLER Rev. Joseph s. Oakley,
W. II. Montgomery. Miss M. A. Foster,
Mrs. S. II. Burgess, w. A. Sellers. e. f..
Sullivan, }. G.. Hill, g LOTS, w. j. Rawls,
j. A. Walker, A. q. 0'Brien and W. M.
Woodall.
CoLUMBUs-M. L. Howard, Oarge in
NestmenO, Miss Salle 7. Smith, DR.. g.
Chisholm, G. lots), and A. L. Raney.
HOLLY SPRINGs-Mrs. Sarah Martin,
Mrs. Kate Mattison, DR.. c. s. Mattison, r..
G. MattisOn, DR.. Chesley Daniel, Prof.
Joseph Mclean, DR.. J. ii. Athey, Mr..
Hunter, Express Agent,) and II. G. Me
Nance, Editor Holly Springs Reporter.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-R. Skene, Jr
MoBILE-T. Fl. Nelson, (Southern EXPO
All these prominent parties have pur
chased in .dius of one mile. This por-
ton of Florida is destined to be the great
resort for health and pleasure for both
summer and winter.
(je30-S4l
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WEEKLY EXAMINER.
ABERDEEN
Thursday, Septem Der II 1884
MYDAHLINes LITTLE ROSE.


Her ewes IRE b,ue and innocent,
Her din yled cheek is fair,
And on her pretty cherry bps
4 smile rests sweet and rare.
Her form is full of maiden grace,
Well mingled with repose--
BY loves sign. she'll soon he mine,
Ny darling little Rose,
NV promised flower, through sun and
shower,
A balm for all life's wees
Our heaItsure ore,our bliss begun,
My CARING little Rose.
She put her small white hand in mine,
When lrIals leave me sad,
And sings her modest, tendersong
To make my spilit glad;
She courts no strange admiriuT eye,
As muliiiy she goes;
Her sunny way, rom day today,
My darling little Rose.
Nv promised flower, through srIl and
shower,
A baum for all lifes woes;
Our hearts are one oar bliss begun
My darling little Rose.
IN the spring. when birds have built
Their nests.
And daisies bloorned withpritic,
y u Wonder ivy-uautied kirk
MA lead my promised hrida,
me bells shall ring tho pipes shall
play,
Til Everybody knows
That she Is mmu Try rght divine
My daring little Rose.
My promised flower, lhroug sun ana
shower;
A balm for all NV WOES:
Our hearts ara ont our bliss begun,
Nv darling little Rose.
Mrs. haidt,', ~ Y. I. Letger.
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a Nolsiaii's Way.


st, Paul sunday Herald.
''Let me have FIVE two-cent stamps,
please" said IA lady to the retail stamp
clerk in the post-ollice yesterday.
"Yes'm," he said, handing them
out.
''Cau't you let me have them in
one piece?" she asked.
"Certainly, ma'am," said the clerk
"Can | send them home for you?"
"Oh, no; don't live lar--only on
the North Side-and | am gong
right home. | wouldn't want to put
you to the trouble.
mo trouble at ALL" said the clerk.
81 haven't much to do to-day, and
could very easily spare an hour"
Very much obliged" said the
lady smiling sweetly. "Dear me, " she
said, putting on stamp, "what Il hor-
rid bother it is to stamp letters. Why
can't we send letters and let the post
office send in their bill once every
month";"
"They might just as WELL" said
the clerk, sympathizingly. "I'll men,
ton the fact in my next message to
Congress"
"Will you? How NIGEL But YOU
mustn't mention my name. Say the
idea was suggested by North Side
society lady, won't your"
Certainly ma'am,' said the clerk
"That's the second letter this week
have sent to Gerty," said the lady,
buttoniug her gossamer. "Gerty is
the sweetest girl-going to VasSal
now"
"How does Gerty like Vassar"'
asked the clerk.
ooh, Gerty likes Vassar frst-rate
only she says they don't see much
company"
paper! All about the electionr
screamed the newsboy.
"Dear mel" exclaimed the lady
"did they have an election yesterday
Who is President now"
"Arthur, believe" said the clerk
"Why, | thought Arthur wa;
President last year,"
eyes, but he is still President
''What is the election for then?'
"For gaugers of marmalade and
inspector of hot biscuit" said the
clerk.
"Oh, we'll, hope they'll get goot
men. | attended the woman,s Con
gress awhile ago, and you know il
was decided that the ladies ought tC
take more interest in the public
affairs. Well, good bye" and She
sailed away.
"Who is that woman?" asked the
next man in line, who was shaking
and shivering with rage.
"But me if | know" said thu
clerk.
And the outflow Of stamps pro
ceeded.
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NOn-Hsesident Notice.

In the mntter of the estate of Martin
Eubanks. Deceased, on final settles
ment-No. 1853.
The State of mississippi:
TO Paralee Eubanks and Bette
Eubanks, Post Office address. Monu tain
Home, Baxter County, Alkansas, and
Fannie mullins, whose Post Office adj
dress is unknown.
You are commanded TO appear before
the Chancery Court. .of Monroe county,
in said State, on Saturday, September
ooh, 1854, to show cnuse il any you cnn
why the final account OF Wm.M Roberts.
administrator OF sud estate, OH file,
should not be approved and said admins
istrator finally discharged.
J. J. EVANS, elk.
July %, 1884.
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FOss SALE.

Owing to the condition in which
The rheumatism left my hads, am
compelled to Withdraw from the
newspaper business; therefore, ] uffeI
the material uf he MAGNOLIA dAzETT
for sale. Any purchaser wanting to
purchase can obtain good bargain
The Office will be sold cheap. ADJ
dress. j ID BURKE,
Magnolia, Miss.
BsD~ Exchanges please notice.
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Capt. W, " Moore, Levee cotton
tex collector in Shnkey county, has
instituted suit against the steamer
Headlight for 500. The officers Of
the Headlight pnid this tux some
time since upon instructions from
Capt. Moore to his authoriz d agent is,
Messrs, Wright Brothers, who de.
POSTED it in the Mississippi Valley
Balk for safe keeping and 1t was lost
with other funds in the failure of The
bank Now the evee board, through
Capt. Moore, Dc mard of the owners
of tue Headlight that the boat shall
pay his amount again, hence the
sui..- Vicks6,~g HeraJd.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-09-11

! learned the trade in one Of the lar esl
cities in Europe, and for long tiin'
worked ilrthe best Barber Shops in th'
United states Please give me atrial
If you want shave
As good as Barber ever gave,
just call at my saloon
At early morn, eve or busy noon.
My shop is neat, my towels clean,
Scissors sharp and RazoI's keen;
And all that art and skill can do,
Ii you Just call I'll do for you.
Respectfully,
(al6.) JOHN M. Il OK,
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WORTHY OF ETs FAVE.

Ii ANY Ill, ,licine is tHirly entitled to the
claims ! forth for it, liR. HAHTaR's Iron
ToxIo is one. lis virtues have been So
Il s.aulished that it i S becomc It stn
article 10 the fullest sense of the word.
'inaus nds OF people whose health aud
strength had gone, and who seemed to
h We u feeble hold Oh life, hive been res
STORED 10 perfect health by its usr, and
thonsau,.s more will have the same cause
to r., lee. 1t is a life prcservcrln some
respects. aud is W. worthy of the good
wort which are spoken of 1t by the
many WIN ow he restoration of their
.4<-,I.A 10 II uyt.
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A Philadelphia hotel clerk says
the Is a queer class of travellers who
are always expecting letters and tele'
grams, and yet have never been
known to receive a single one. There
is an important look about fellow
who steps up to the register and
puts his name down, aud then with
pompons air inquiries: ANY let
tiers for me!' IL knows as well as
the clerk does that he never expected
any, but then it impresses the man
behind the desk with the idea that
he has a great man under his roof.
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Advice to spectators. A communica
zion from the office of the Secretary Of
State of Alabama asked if the Lime
Kiln Club h I'D any advice TO offer spec
ulators in cotton and grain futures
''Unly few" answer, d the President
''De man who am lule huff to buck
ng'iu worms, weevil, rliu, drouth, shaF-
pcrs, ringstcrs, pauics an robbcr III
hopes to m Ike n stake ortrr have II
guardian 'pmied 10 see dat hc doan try
to swallow his elbow an choke his sell
to deail. y Detroit Free Press.