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An Excellent Sentiment.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. l2.-The Diario
officially denies the rumor that Gen.
Trevino has been ordered to the City of
Mexico by the Minister of War.
President-Elect Diaz to-day attended
the meeting of the Mexican Advisory
Board of the Equitable Life Insurance
company of New York, and was elected
It's President. Diaz accepted the Presi
dency of the board for the purpose of
maniiesting a desire to promote the
prosperity of an American institution
in Mexico,
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typhoid Germs In Infcctcd Milk

There was n great alarm recently con-
corning the milk from some Of the
dairy districts in the State of New York
Milk-cans had been returned without
washing, and in consequence there were
anumber of cases Of low typhoid fever
In each case the fever attacked the
weak and those whose constitutions
were so .disordered as not to be able Ia
resist the disease. Enrich your blood
ana strengthen your constitution with
browns iron Bitters, and you can re.
sist attacks which otherwise may proyc
and fevers.
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',' JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. l3.-SUit was
IN the circuit court here to-day bv
W. \. A. Richmond Medical COM
luy against Winslow Judson, an attor-
ro OI this city, aud the II. p. Hubbard
lc,yilruslng agency, New Haven CON
lo0U2t wherein the plaintilr demands
tbo,v ualnages for conspiracy alleged
WV betition to the wreck of the bust
'tSEe medical company, which
I'M clih nod was very profitable.
riSonln was business manager and legal
lbhar or the company, and he and
k9laru are charged with totally de-
lnir"'lS me business Of the company by
ld '..ln : debts which could not be
u,nu thus forcing il to make an
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From Midlothian to waNahachie.

y HERALD reporter learned from a
gentleman, who arrived in the city yes
terday from Midlothian, that the man
agemont of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe road, had determined upon building
at once, Il road from that ent,rprisng
little town to WaXahachie Tho engineer
corps has just completed the third sur
Ncy, the shortest made, which has been
adopted. This last survey makes the
distance twelve miles in length. This,
with the Houston IL Texas Central road
viii give WaXahachie two lines to Dial.
las
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AUSTIN, Aug. l3.-[Special. l-Chartors:
Bowie Real Estate and Immigration
company, limited, Of Montague county;
capital stock, $4,000. The Texas Black
smith and Wheelright association, Fort
Worth.
The Comptroller to-day purchased
l,3OO . per cent. State bonds for the
University, paying $50 premium.
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Illuminating on Losses.

New YORK, Aug. President
Evans, Of the Wall Street bank, said
this morning that the State Bank exam
iners are still endeavoring to sum M
the loss the bank sustained. Some OF
the statements already PUBLISHED i'm re.
gard to the amount lost by Dickinson,
and the manner in which he lost il, Ev.
ans said were true, and others, he saws.
are not true. There is no doubt that
Dickinson is in Canada. All excitement
IN regard to the suspending bank has
died out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14

Ir.hc old saying Limitation is The sin
cercst ilaltcry' Is true, certainly Murray
a. I.nnman Florida Water is one of the
most highly nattcrcd of modern produce
tiuns. Every wear secs new attempts to
l0ist upon the public worthless conc0c-
lions In the shape Of So-called Florida
Waters, but these seem only 10 have the
effect of showing up In stronger relief
tnc sterling worth of the genuine arti-
nom it, imiil,idus look out for the
"ltnlp Mark" n narrow white strip
hcl hearing the signature Of Lamnan
& Kemp. Now York, sDle proprietors.
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Passenger Agents.

DENVER, COL, Aug. l3-The Interna-
tional Association of Travelling Passcn-
ger Agents meeting to-day passed res
2lution annulling the contract with the
hallway News, Philadelphia, by which
IT was made official. The association
thanking the State and City authorities,
the local committee and citizens for
courtesies extended. The Secretarv's
report shows 2lS members in good stand
ing. The bylaws ended in increasing
the annual dues from 81 to s..
The following officers were elected
President, A. 5. Webster, of Buffalo:
| Nicc-President, j. c. Shaw of
savannah; Secretary and Treasurer,
| w. Il. Finney, of indianapolis:
FIRST Assistant Secretary, T.. l.. Patter.
son, of Cleveland; Second Assistant
Secretary. f. d. Bush. of Nashville.
Adjourned. '' ''i0'
They start on tour of the mountains
tomorrow morning, visiting GRAY
Mount, Idaho Springs, Robinson, Buena
VISIT, Alpine Tunnel, Cimarron, Mar
shall Pass, Royal Gorge, Platte Canon.
| Clear Creek, Canon, MAINTAIN, Colorado
| Springs and leadville, where elaborate
preparations are making for their enter
tainment.
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The Tzung Ii Ynmen Getting Bravo.

LONDON, Aug. l3,-Advices from
Shanghai dated August 10Th says the
T2ung Ii Yamen announces its determi-
nation to resist French demands. Tam
Snle, ON the northwest coast of the is
land OF Formosa, is being defended bv
torpedoes. Lihung Chang will be I'M
peached for transferring the Chinese
merchants fleet TO an American firm.
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Cattle Shipments Rcsumed-wator worI,

COLORADO, Aug. Correspondence. !
The recent advance in cattle after the
excitement over the quarantine has add
ed new life to the business interest of
the city, and the shipments have as
Sumcd their usual proportions.
ETNo car Dads of piping for the water
works have arrived, ana the enterprise
will be pushed rapidly forward.
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-Four mexican Generals Imprlsoncd,

CRY or Mexico, Aug. l3.-The Fed
eral Government has seized and confs-
Gated Gen. Perez Jardon's printing of
nee, from which revolutionary circulars
have recently been issued. Three other
Generals are implicated and imprisoned
with Jardon. The latter formerly edited
an opposition paper to the adninistra-
ton, known as the Constitutional.
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WIN now be onCr1 10 Mems and Boys Low
Cut Shoes u hsnd ~ machine sewed ali STYLES
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICES
\. PAGE & SON, 7O8 Elm St.

i.a-A sls- "a. 80. sI, 70 s s.a IA sr
.,,.-y- W"nted-Dny BOarders. ~ . . q
Several gentlemen in good Standing
can secure No. | day board, on Ross
avenue, three blocks from business
centre. House new and everything
neat. Apply soon to c. A. Read, man
a, 9r Telephone exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14

About : o'clock last evening a pistol
shot, fired by some unknown partv. re.
sounded from the block of BUILDINGS ON
North Main street, east of the HERALD
building, created for a while n ripple
of excitement, Diligent inquiry failed
10 elicit any information as to who fired
the shot.
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Better Time 81 atermelons- E,no.,,,o,

"'t''r Aillc- " atermelOns- EXposit Ion
SHERMAN, Aug. r. Special. f. The
HERALD now comes to us by the east
bound Texas & Pacific train, and reaches
here an hour sooner. The change IS
pleasing TO its patrons. 1t isnow one of
the first papers to arrive i'm the citv.
quantities of wntcrmelOns. more than
can he consumed, are being brought
INTO the city every day from the Iron
orc region.
The books Of the County Assessor
show an increase in the Valuation of
taxable property since last year of
Sl.3ll315.
Mrs. Winkler organized Ladies' EN-
pos ltion society at the opera-house YES
ierday evening The officers and com
mittces are composed of the prominent
Ladies' Of our city, and all evince lively
interest in the success of their un der
taking
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MARSErLLfs, Aug. Il. -- For twelve
hours ending at S this morning deaths
nom cholera occurred here. There is n
continued decrease in the death rate i'm
"ublylng districts. The weather con.
tiuucs intensely hot,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14
SPORTING.
Regatta.

WATKINS, N. Y, Aug. BIN to days
races OF the National Association re-
gatta the final race of junior singles will
be between Cummings, of Boston, and
Moreland, Of Albany. OF Strickland,
of Petershoro, Canada, and N[ulcahv, of
Albany, the latter is the favorite.
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b Inqncst on nenry,s l.ndy ncmnnhch


WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. l3.-The
Def Signal Officer received telegram
the surgeon in charge of Greedy
/ party, ut Portsmouth, saying the
eNyors will be ready by Saturday
to proceed to their respective
hes,
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ThN Only Ihing,
The Nashua, New Hampshire, Tele-
graph says: EX-Alderman John Cross
found that in his very painful rheu-
matte difficulty, the only remedy which
did him any good was st. Jocobs Oil,
the magical painreliever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14

Many persons who do not perform
manual labor suffer from want of appe-
lite, vertigo, dizziness, and many other
symptoms OF dyspepsia. Take Smiths
Bile Beans Tor relief For sale by all
druggists.
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" worm, Aug. H. Special. r.
Inc so't Worth Street Railway COM
~ mas ~ purchased the franchise of the
| ar r o,, aud Vuion Depot road, and
Il nnvV uuild on the right of way.
"u''par oil Austin, Supcrintend-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14

NEW NoRR, Aug. 10 Schedules in
assignment Of Berliner Strauss, mems
lncckwear, were filed to-day. The state
mcnt of liabilities is $6,Og; nominal
assets, Sl2l, lS9; actual assets, 1921.
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The Duke of Wellington Dead,

LONDON, Aug. l3.-A dispatch from
brighton says the Duke of Wellington
dropped dead here to-day as entering
the train for London.
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observation-disclosures

MCKINNEY, Aug. l3.-lSpecial. A
slight shower fell this morning, but not
enough to be Of much advantage.
The County Commissioners court il
still in session, engaged in routine bust
moss,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14

Property Of john Stone, his residence
.l,untcd on corner of Drowdor and Park
street, in what is called he "cedars."
The lot Is III feet fronting ON Browder
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14
London Mnnl Markell

LONDON, Aug. bat the wool sales
to-day l0,iO0 bales of New South Wales.
Victoria and Cape were disposed of
me market was very firm. Cross breeds
raLher dearer; merinOs hardening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14
The Ladles' Concert.

There was good attendance on the
concert given at the City park last night,
Under the auspicies of the Ladies'
auxiliary Exposition association. Meme
iros'. orchestra discoursod delightful
lslc. These concerts are worry popular
% "a draw well. The ladies win give
mother concert Friday evening.
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Not Too Fnr.

PARIS, Aug. l2.-The Versailles Con-
gress-iS3 to 2l2-rejocted the amend
ment abolishing the Senate. 1t also re-
lccted the amendment lurbddinr
Princes residing on French territory and
conhscNtlnE their prOporty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14
The Indln Crnn.

LoNDoN, Aug. l3.-Advices from India
report the crop prospects of lower Ben
gal bad, owing to drouth.
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nigh Price for Lot.

FL PAso, Aug. l3.-iSpecial. Tho
County court to-day passed on the deed
TO the court house lot, which cost $lO,-
0Ol. approved aud ordered it recorded.
This settles the question of locality.
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A Runaway Horse.

\ frightened horse to which were at
tached the remnant of sulky dashed
down Main street last evening about
dusk at furious speed. Fortunately no
one was hurt or any vehicle along the
line wrecked. The name of the owner
of the animal was not learned.
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Cholorn-Its Ebb and FIow,

,ToULoN, Aug. l3.-Two deaths from
cholera last night. The heat is moderat-
ug.
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nrltIrll Gold.

NEW York, Aug. l3.-To-day, arrived
in British gold bars from England ST.
n.l nm
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Il. H.. A

Guards your loved ones from future
want. Y. b. 4. offers the means.
Address II. b. PARRoTT, Manager,
Waco, Texas.
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For the next thirty days | will reduce
the price of my best gilt, beyel-cdge cal :
met photographs, tn " per dozen. This
great reduction will last only thirty
days. j. II. Webster, 70l Elm street.
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> "A e E R THAN EVER Il

adolf
can and them
iron the
some Fire and
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inny Men,

innv Men.
Wells Health Remover" restores
l'llth and vigor, cures dyspepsia, Inn
potence, sexual debility. 81.
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2l,9j0 pair Hunstablo boots were made
in Dallas since May p, 1883.
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They nte tho Elnycn.

NEW 1oRE, Aug. l3.-Yesterdav the
4 Ulcers and men of the Alert, Thetis and
Bear refused to say anything for publ
|ltiOn about the new tale of the suffer-
ms OF the Greedy party. 1t is evident.
|0wever, from lone conversations.
I DE reports of cannibalism at Cane
Sabine nave some foundation, in fact,
d gentleman connected with the relief
FNpediiion, who did not wish his name
|Sed said the opinion among
|he Ollcers was that If
|annibalsm was resorted to, il was only
|Fhen it was either that or death. "Any
le can easily understand" said this
gentleman, "that men who have been
Ewing for months on a few shrimps n
|ay are not exactly in their right mind,
when Greedy was found they were ali
'nOre or less out of their heads.
|hey had suffered so much from
hunger and exposure that the collapse
/ ias very near. 1t is easy to understand
at for months the dominant and only
IA on the minds of these men was 10
|SiOod. They propablv dreamed and
%0Gghl Of nothing else. DhpV cannot
a blamed for eating whatever they
4 1lld find"
When the Bear was opened 10 visitors
day the cast-ir0u tank in which the
Il dies OF six Of the victims had been
i eseryel, was on deck. b. ia four and
4le-halriect lng by twenty inches wide,
ld the bodies Of the mon, il is admit.
H. were nea ly skin and bone. Com
2nder Schlcy pronounced the remark
lie interview" with MIN, published
! yesterday, "a lie"
Inquest ON Henry's Body Demanded.
NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-rhe rumor that
las' b. Henry, of the Greedy expcdi-
Oh was killed and a portion Of his
I " eaten, caused much excitement in
neighborhood Of Cypress Hill Gene
~: Application was made to Coroner
oOlnSon by persons not related to
ynry to have the body cNhumed and
inquest held. The laws of this State
cases whore persons die outside of
State, but are buried in it, permit a
oner of the county to determine
neither there is cause To hold an in
st. Tn" Coroner Will take counsel
the matter.
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To-Day

DO 10 IO-DOY.
Cure that horrible cold with Bcnson's
Hapcine Porous Plasters. They viii
help you at once. Don't wait. DC.
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Mrs. II. NJ. MIERe, PRINCIPAL.
aoI rn,sl.,..... -.

- :. Nv n ~ w wv
lnI9rmation wanted, or the address of
Mr. II. I. Williams, formerly of the 5th
leN9S cavalry, Company 4. and who
was IN attendance on the reunion In Dali
las last week. Address
q. W. WILLIAMS,
Abilene, Texas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-08
t;tOyCu9t treatment ?ciN c,.,T
Horne !terns.
=" All your own fault
If yCu remain sick when you can
T.t HOW lS4t,r- 4I,,t ,,,,.,,s I'll

Get hop bittcrs that nevcr-EGi.
The weakest woman. smallest Child. and
siclsast invalid can use hop bittgrs witt. safety
and great good.
Old men tottcr;ng around from Rhcun-
atisn, kidney trouble or any weakness will be
almost new by using hop bittcrs.
My wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use Cf hop bitt2rs aud l recommend
them to my pcop!e.-Mcthodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor if hop
BittcTs are not the best family medicine
On earth.
-Malarial fever. Ague and Bil:ousaess. will
leave every ncighbcrho0d as soon as hop bit
tcrs arrive.
My mother drove the paralysis and neu-
ralgia all out OF her system with hop bitters''
[Ed. OstreGo 1S,ns.
Keep the Kfdnays healthy with hop bittcrs
and You need not fear sickness.
Ice water is rendered harrecs and more
refreshing and rcviring with hop bittcrs in each
The vigor of youth for t:nc aged ard innrm
in hop bittcrs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-08

IxPoRTAxr TO YorsG MEs.-Thc next Sos
sion of the renowned Commercial College of
KY. University. Lexington, Ky, begins Jan.
S:h. 1884. Total cost to complete Full Diploma
Business Course including Tuition. Books, and
Board, SS5. Time required 10 weeks. Literary
Course free. Tclegraphy taught. 5000 sue
No vacation. For circular. address
WHCR r ExuEE, Lexington; Ev.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-08

YoUTu AND AGE.-Thc time for ac-
ton is in our youth. It is then that we
gather in the grapes. With frechled
faccr, sunburnt hands and bare feet
we wander from vine to vine, from
trelIis to trellis, in the very cxuber-
ance of childish gIee and spirits. In
age we quietly sit in the shade, and
while the hours away in conversation
with our friends while we sip the
wine, which is the better for the long
years which have passed since the
vintage. In youth we should learn
wisdom. 1t is thus VIC should SOW
the seeds which are to bear fruit for
the future. We should be taught
that Peruna is the greatest medicine
ever discovered. They go together,
and have worked some wonderful
cures. There is book which can be
procured at the drug stores, which
tells you all about this medicine. 1t
is entitled the :" Ills of Life" Ask
for it, and read it through, and then
buy Per7rma and you will never regret
it. Send to DIR. S. B. Hartman &
Co., Columbus, Ohio, for n book on
the Z" I Is of Life" gratis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-08


I AN CURED of Catarrh and deaf
ness by Ely's Cream Balm. My aunt
was deaf in one ear. After using the
Balm few times her hearing was
restored. F. ID. MORSE, Insurance
Broker, Elizabeth, X. j. Not a IL
qnid or snuff.
1 WAS TROUBLED with Chronic Ca
tarrh and gathering in my head, was
very deaf at times, had discharges
from my ears, and was unable to
breathe through my nose. Before
the second bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm was exhausted was cured, and
to-day enjoy sound heaIth.-C. j.
CoEBIS, 923 Chestnut Street., Field
Manager, Philadelphia Pub. House,
Pa. (See adv't.
COULD SCARCELY speak it was
almost impossible to breathe through
my nostriIs. Using Ely Cream Balm
short time was entirely relieved.
BY head has not been so clear nor
voice so strong in years. Irecom-
mend this admirable remedy to all
afflicted with Catarrh or Colds in the
head.-J. o. TrcHESoR, Shoe Mer-
chant, Elizabeth N. j. (Price SO
cts.
~
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others, making i1l.the aggreg gate veins.
of ore eighty feet gides OF depth
unknown, but the fact TINT they strike
the vein near the bank Of the creek,
and the same veins on the mountain
sides 800 feet higher, proves the in-
cxhaustible nature Of tie deposit.
The owners of the property say that
they will sell, but it viii luke ten mill
lion dollars TO buy it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

" Az W SIAASA SuNAl4SE
[Edmtuld @. StciHl09
MISCELLANEOUS.
QlaaRt1l'3 2aaalIlglt89.
The years are Times stout Mile Posts
which point cut
Its constant course, and designate the
OF ages; one by one they seek the
past,
And link the chain of centuries. The
truths
OF history arc but Inscriptions on
These wayside marks: by careful
chroniclcrs
Deciphered and well-roundcd into
form;
Thus doth the past.impress the future
With ripe experience, thus the pres
ent guides
It'll yesterdays, to-morrows and to-
days
Past,
Where thousands of these distant SEN
tinals
Stand guerd on Tines long, dreary
way. Behold
Another is just added to the list,
,a,.,, ana WIN klndlmg eye
etusg 1 81
nc record eho' II pears.
TIE INSCRIPTION
rbis :, tha l,,.+st - : -.
MS ls the last OF lime revolving
~, years
1haO hath the Present seen-so res
Around it hoverstilltho forms of men.
And pride, and hope, and ioyi and
y grim regret.
No carnage STAINS fts Drl6nC nfsroric
page
Yet there was heard the distant can
mons roar
In ancient AMMAN, where 9Iongolian
RrooEn,I t,i'G' Ia+ +,,oT ;,,,. = souo;.
Iu sLo~a ,l'' '''' ~ 0't Z" l'' '''s"
In Egypt, too. disorder hath been rife,
But war no longer is the nations 8
mood,
s Az t1.e,fta +rontin IS ttI 9Ie oI 1asn,on now;
- I,,oJ 49, 71''te "''''' :" as Se"te"
- "''0
From pole to pole the sun of peace IL
lumes,
The continents and oceans stretch
ing far;
- =, Of ~ row SrsNS ne' ''s"'S ~ loFee
A,1 P,,ssio so,.,,o. -
Nl'' Car, Car" 81 ' % a. '"9' ''o""e"
With q common post, q quite uncom-
A Congress figuring on a common
''nNeu s+nnd IN '"e harlnohles Oh treaty
Both IS small nall. and l'I; great the powers
VI cNeiy cil'ilc'
Columbia, fair land of promise, where
The hOrdes of Eurone find +hpir
wanderings DER,
From ocean unto oceans distant
shores.
enriched, 1.l1 =. 10,
Lana where n continent Its wealth
displays
ar III. 1reeGom ; Is my people, $ heri'age'
highest praise.
Scorco hath oo,4,,r,, onrr1tod 4,,,,
h;rtb 49, 0''s ~ e>' ny
Yot on ~ tIv ocros +oorni,,c, ,,;,,;oos
trr;I,o '''''7 '-'''''''''
Tho world , Looks o,,t tozror,, tro oo,.;
dent O' ''''' : '''0 000l
Her models for Improvement, to
derive
Our people happy and progressive
move,
Into the channels of the newborn
year,
And order reigns; but hark! among
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-08

PRESCRIPTIONS BRING THEM TO U.s.
i This department of OUr business receives
our greatest care and attention. ard nothing is
spared to make everything connected with it as
complete and perfect as possible. None but the
purcst and best ingredients are ever used. Tic
greatest care and attention to even the minutest
details are invariably observed. None but cX
are allowed in this particular department. No
pains is spared to have the prescription pre-
pared from the very best ingredients with cX-
IRENE accuracy in order that the result may be
PERFECTION. wcInrj:e your patronage guar
anteefng satisfaction and reasonable charges at
all times. GEO. I. LIGHT,
!. October g. 1882. Druggist.
q ASOLTNE and Benzine. by the pint and
~ gallon, sold by GEO. 7. LIGHT.
IA dall's SPAWN, Cure. also for sale by
GEO. T. EIGHT, Drusgist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-08

The sale of the Washington, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis Railroad to a
syndicate composed of A. II. Martin,
of New York, II. d. Cooke, of WASH
ington, u. L. Boyce, vice-prcsidcnt
of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad,
and others, was completed at Har-
risonburg, Va, December goth. The
road is to run from the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad in Rockingham
county. Va, via Harrisonburg, to the
West Virginia line, thence through
Pocahontas and Webster counties,
w. Va. The work is to be begun
within sixty days.