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Cages Veut8feiten.
SnIa B..

- Sn 8ilomas, einem Stdbtben in
Gaulfner @ountD, Wrf., wuroen fdmmt,
li6e Stores auf Elm gegebenes 3ei6en
angeaiinbet ut1o brannten nieber.
= Cine Mittbeilung bes 56abs
amtssS etretdrs bena9ri9tist ben Gons
g1eB, baB fein BlaB mebr porbanben
lit. I'm bic bo%rpanbenen 5ilberboaars
aufaufp.i9ern.
= PomberlD bat f6on mieoef ei1erl
8rief gei9rieben, biefes Weal an bic
Mrbeiterpartei Der luton.
- Sn Cation. 0bio, bat bas Bolf
bas @efdnanib erbro9en unb einen Ges
fangeneu Namens Wm. Mufel berauss
geholt uno gelpn6t.
= Grau S9inid in &i9monb, bic
an Wus3ebrung leioet, unb benz ODE
nabe 1T, befdulbiste ibren Mtann, Ell
rem Barfeeper, bes Worbes unb bes
@erbergens Der 2ei6e in einem 8runs
men. Die 2ei9e Durbe g%efunoen.
Muslanb.
Ser 6eutf6e Neidstag bat fi9
mad erre9ter Sehatte big gum 4. Sas
ttuar pertast. Staatsfeeretdr bon 8Dt>
ti1er fpra1 int Namen oes &aifers nro
Der &egierung iber ben 8ef6luB Der
Militdr= gommiffion 8ebauera aug. ba
bic &egierung auf bic i6leunige Innabs
me Der Wilitdroorlage oringen mtiBte.
-Mus paris miro gemelbet, Griegsmis
nifer 8ouIanser babe in ben &ams
merit idIeunige grlebisung Der Worla7
ee betrefs 8erfdrfung gepiHer Srilps
pentbeile geforoert unb in gebetn1er Sl>
bung feline Inf9t, baB Der &rieg nabe
beborffebe, eingebenb begriinbet, Yaz
rifer 3eitunsen begriben bic 8ei9lt6e
Der Militdr= @ommiffion bes beuti9en
&eidstags als cine BON ber beuti9el1
&egierurg erIittene Mie0erlage.
: Das @eri9t in 2onoon, tDel9es
bic gnti9eibungsflage Der @olin pers
banbelte, bot feinen Sbeil bes @bes
bruds fdulbig befunben.
- Sen Clarion, &uBlano, bat eite
@ifenbabn : @olifion ftattgefunben, BET
mel6er 13 YeriOuen Set6otet unb 30
~perpunbet wurben.
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8rteffafen.

6. s. s. in 2uIing. Sic i6rei.
ben uns: uWenn Sic ben @rguB bes
6errn Benjamin BON Muitin bonn 9.
bieies Monats ni6t peritanben haben,
ME aus Sbrer Ma6i9rift gu bieiem
Nrtifel berborsebt, 10 ffeben Sic pobl
eben ni6t auf Der glei9en gilbungs.
itufe mie er. Sd muB geiteben, mir
gebt's ni9t better, pie Sbnen! Sd
benfe, es gebt 9errn geniamin wie
3a9arias 8rdlia nit &arl 9abermann:
uSn Der Si1igfeit 1T er Sbnen
iiber, aber in Der st i6tigfeit fino
sic ibm iber" Ob Sic hermit &e9i
baben, ober nidt. uertber 9err g., boz
rtiber unfere Weinung aus5uipre6en,
bas perbietet uns bic %an9eborene 8e.
f6eibenbeit.
a. merSeufeI. 9etroit, Mi=
6isan. : ginerlei, Oh 9imbeere Ooer
Sulpen3piebel! @s 1T unb bleibt arm=
felig, tpe1u man Die lei # Set
ftungen bon irgenb Semanb babur1
fritiiiren gu t6nnen slaubt, baB man
beFen Nae bdBli9 finbet-uie Sic
es in 8e3ug auf Grau Mpeling getban.
Gaft 10 iei6t unb armielig, als tpenn
man tiber ben Namen Semanbes
moblfeile uWibe" MAIDEN molte.
2eer in Der t.-@ie 5ei>
ben uns Der uebertreibung, neil mir in
benz N1titel uDie Intis &ent> 8epegung
in SrIano" (5ageblatt bonn II. De5 }
bebauptet baben, bic bungernoen &en=
ter in Srlanb ndbrten fi6 gum She'll
bon @eetang. Nebmen Sic irsenb
Elm beliebiges botanii6es Wert iiber
Nlgen ~(sea-weads) Dor, banm merben
Sic finben, baB es fi6 bier ourdaua
ni9t um uebertreibungen, fonbern nur
! um Sbatfd1li1es banbelt. Ser ST.
ldnoer neunt bieie armieli &c Nabrnna
"badder-locks''.
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2s1 Bef. @ommereeftrabe,
80 5 @eif.g Commensurate
@eibnadts 6m1ptquartier.

.Meerldaum Yfeifen, WfeifenfOpfe,
giaarrenbalter, gisarren in Sudden
bon 25 &c SO Sc. unb 10 @8. fpe3teu
fir Die 6eittase, Tabad in feineu l
@funb Riften, @oudes, Matd . Cafes
unb Raffen.
vaein groft fir partners ober
Drummer. Man berfude meme Baa.
rem unb Yrei1e. Selepbon 131, POI
unb 1871. &tm Oart,
Der Ieitenbe Sabadbdnbler.
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NQerlet.

- Ser Beetbopei1 > Mdnner9or fiat.
tete geitern Mbenb in corpore benz @es
fangberein vGrobfinn" In feinem 2ofale
(2rifd's 9ofal) einen gefu@ ab unb
tpurbe iebr gaftfreunbli9 aufaenom.
men. Ser Nbeno berlief unter Gefang
unb &eben in ber bentbar ansenebmz
fen Weife.
Das bieiige nChildren's Home
empfing rei9e @aben BON ben nadtes
benben Darnen: Grau &maan fen.,
6rau pDrou, Srau CD. Nor!on. Grau
Grau Ooatum, 6rau Cunning
BAN, Grau patterion, Grau Scubber,
6rau Belfnap unb Gtau 90. &=
mann. Ser 8oritanb Der Nnftalt
ben freunbIiden @eberinnen lei@
men ber3li1ften Danf aug.
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06s @pmeublett.
acknowledgements fir bas Ms'
menblatt $3.50.
Meifenbe agenten:
&. g. 8mfd5.
Sc. 9banen.
San Antonio, %. De3. 1886.
Bur teramt5d,eu Wtebftatifftf.

Ser tteue Sabresberi9t oes Stats
gomptrolers meif auf bic erifaunli9e
5batfa1e bin, baB Der 8iebbeftanb oes
Staates Seras pdbrenb bes per lORenen
Sabres gana betrd6tIid abgenom M
me n bat. Sic eingei6dbte 2opf5abl
DON &inbpieb belief f9 am /. SaHuar
1885 auf 6, 939, O0O5t it'd, am l. Sanuar
1886 bagegen rur nod auf 6,230,00O.
Das bebeutet einen enormen Musfal
BON IL Yro3ent bes bisberigen 8etrages
| ober runb 700, 900 Stid 8ieb. Set
benz l. Janmar 1886-6em leBten Ser
min, Bis su benz fi6 bic ffatiitif6en
grmittlunge1 bes @omptrolers ers
freden - bat fi6 biefer procentfaB ber
Mbnabme entidieben eber berffdrft als
perminoert. Die lngep6bnli1 beftigen
unb anbauernben rNorber" Der erffen
Monate bes Sabres 1886 unb bic bas
raul foIgenDe intenlipe Diirre Der Soms
unerl1onate baben unter benz teranif9en
Niebbeftanbe fur1tbare 8ermiftunget
angeri1tet, bunoerttauienbe bon &in>
bern fieler bieIeu unbilben ber Witte=
rung gum Opfer, uno biele tauienb ans
bere tourberi aus benz State g%etrieben,
fotpie pertauft unb gef1la9tet.
9as vSeras 2ipe Stod SDurnal"
perfidert, ni9t 5u iibertreiben, tpenr es
6iefen 8eiammtperIuf bes teranif9en
Wiebbefanbes felt benz /. Sanuar 1885
auf 10000 be3ihert, 10 oaB, tpdbz
renb 5eras bamals in runber @umme
auf einen 8iebbefanb BON Z Miaionen
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@as fau,t eefmeben :?

Durd nodmalisem 8eriud uno aufredter'
baltuns bes Wutbes fam man&es erreidt per.
ben, mas unmoslid erfdeint. Sunberte boff.
nungsloisr Gdae bou Nieren. unb 2eberleioen
inb burd electric 8itters sebeilt porben, mad.
benz nles ibrise berseblid beriu6t wuroe.
Darum bsnfe man nidt, oab eS feline Seiluns
siebt. ~ionpern periude @leetrie 8itters. &c
eiebt feline anbere Mebisin, bic 70 perfect uno
Tder oas 8Iut reinist. GIeetrie 8itterS beilt
Dbspepiia. Sarn. unb ale arantbeiten Der
Wieren. lluiddtbar in allen Wa9en. unb
eebertranfbeiten. 9u baben iir so Gents bic
blaf6e bel VI. Dretb.
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6 u r ! II 8.

Gum @rlernen oes S9neibens
unb @aa ne bmens bon 8 o.
mentleibern nod benz einfa9ffen,
fi9erften uno f9ne1ifen @pifem, nit
1ur 3 MaaBen. Ser GURUS beginnt
Montag ben 81. DECEMBER 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 1nterribtsfunben. 8eoin=
gungen mdBig.
Nnmelbuneen uerben e~ntgegenges
nommen in go. 214, Bite Str, 3mif6en
Mpenue s urb 8.
gbenfals empfe5le i9 mid gum u NJ
fertigen bon 8 amentIeiber
nod ben tteueiten fran36ff@en Moben.
tum1M Mrs. Gramer.
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= 9amit Der Self geiunb fei, mub
Der 26rper geiunb fein. Wer an 8ers
5auungsbei9meroeu leibet, tpefen Blut
fridge bur6 bic Moerr 3iebt, Der fam
tpeber flar oenfen, nod ueife banbeln.
Mper's pilen reget bic 9eber, ben Mas
gen unb bic @ebdrme our Sbdtigfeit
an, 6ffner bic Yorer, erneuen bas Blut
uub bsreiter 10 oein Settle cine geiunbe
Wobnurg.
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Rur Wpti.i

Souls DiebeI, Der populdre Bds
der, ma@t hermit allen ieinen 2unber
unb Greun6en befannt, baB er bon
Montag ben ID. DECEMBER an In feis
mem neuen @ei9dftslofale, $50. 20
Shb Mlamos@ traBe gu finben 1T unb
bafelbf UNI geneisten ferueren 3uipru9
bittet. 10o-tutu
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mm. Weuth,s

Wirtbf9at unb &on3ertsB o.
billion auf benz Commencement 9iigel
1T elm beliebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
f6er Gamilien. Ser papilon 1T bur9
Genfter gei6lofen, 9ebei3t unb in ieber
8e5iebung elm blbi9es 2ofal. Seoen
Sonntag, Na6mittag uno Mbenb:
Grei &on5ert. Musge3ei9netes
Bier, feiner falter 2un1, = CUTE, ge-
pdbIte @eieQidaft, aufmertfame 8es
bienung. 20be33Mt
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RndIema Mrmico.salhe.

Die bette SaIbe Der xBeIt fir S9nitte
0uetf6unsen, @efdpire, 6ieber. uub Saut.
ausf9las, Gle9te, ~eeiprunseue Sdnbe, 6rof.
beuleu uub ale S~autfranfbeiteu; turirt "a.
mprrboiben ober feline Be3ablung. 86Iise
Classification ~sarantirt ober bas geIb intrb
turaderfattet. Is Gents bic SdaHteI BEL u
Greik
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= GaIIamaD's pbotograpbii6e
@alerie bat bic preiie bon Pbotogra>
pbien big mad ben Geiertagei1 ernie,
brigt. @s 1T alio iebt bic 3eit. UNI
bic bette Mrbeit at rebucirten preiien gu
erbalten.
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Seuerntan,t 8rus.

empfeblen fir bic Geiertase aller'
lei DeIitatefen berf9iebene
@orten importirter 2die &c. &C., feline
bel IL unb fran56ff9e &ot b 10 Is
n e, californifhe Meine. Nusge5ei9nete
Mbisties unb 2iqueure. 22bea6mt
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81

Sie f~einfen Meibna9tsftoqen, iopie
a1es @ebdd fur ben Weibna1tsbaum
bel 2ouis Diesel
Nr. 6, @ib MlamosG trabe.
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= Sn BLOOMFIELD, Goot @ountp,
tpurbe 60. &uRen, mdbrenb CT @elb
fiir bic Muff folettirte, stpeimal ge=
f1oHen.
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= Sc giebt cine Meoiain, tpel6e
ibre Mirtung riemals berfeblt unb bies
inb Sr. Muguf &6ni9s hamburger
Sropfen, obglei9 bieielben ni6t gerabe
zines elitateHe genannt merben f6nnen.
sic inb in alen Npotbefen gu baben.
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@altet Sure 2ampen Tn Oronattg tttb
brennenD.
Sic Alanlo Deleompagnie liefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS pirb gebeten uno
bas Del pirb prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee 237 OF : 9oufonfraBe. Sele>
pbon 351. 6,11,t6M
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Str penfionen meroen SIG, 254,s
500 Derlangt.
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6ar fdbtif&er @oflettcr.
Or linifraetAuete empiebIt fi@ ben 8ireern
~odfnnasboH ais aanbibat 3ur Biebererpdb.
Inno ffr bds Gn1t brs gitb . Collectors bel Der
am IL. Uebruor 1857 fattineenoen MabI.
s. g. 6aueiien.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16
PoETicAL.
Mystery.


So stiil and calm, so beautiful the night,
The burning heat has passed;
To eyes that wearied with excess OF light
Darkness had come at las.-
Far overhead. in the deep vault of heaven,
Stars kept their brilliant way
The great Orion, and those Sisters Seven
With all their bright array
And as watched the glorious ornament,
Behold, bright star fell,
So silently it fell, with slow descent
A SLOW and mute farewell.
Say, hast thbH left the sphere appointed thee
Like some lost earthly soul,
Finding thy faith and patience failing thee
Before thou'dst won the goale
Or hast thoa taken but toFEef fcdn,
In which to work and pray;
Unselfsh love seeking, through toll and gloom
Those that have gone astray?
With trembling hope and passionate desire
The eager questions rose;
Unselfsh, unquenched, they still aspire,
Till this strange life shall close.
Striving to penetrate the mystery,
Our human senses fail,
Till Death, the great revealer, passing by.
Gently withdraws the veil.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16
Couldn't Stand the Test.

Who is this young fellow Who has
been sparkling you for the last six
months?" suddenly inquired the old
man Foraker the other evening as he
looked up at his daughter.
Willie Blank" she demurely an
swered.
Worth anythiHg?''
"Not much, but he has PROSPECTS. "
Humph? don't like his looks.
He has a bad temper"
Why, papa, he's an angell Moth
ing on earth can make him angry"
Does he wear plug hats"
"Oh, yes; he's just bought q new
one-a regular daisy
II never saw it in the nall"
Z" But he takes it in the parlot With
him.
81 see. You may run aiotig nov. +"
That evening, after Mary and her
beau had got comfortably seated, the
old man went coughing and stamping
into the parlor. The lovers plug hat
sat on chair. Foraker walked over
to that chair and sat down with all his
might, smashing the hat as fat rs
ten-cent piece. and observed:
Fine evening, sir. What do the
papers tonight have to say about the
Servian- Bulgarian troubles!"
The young man grew red and thei
white. He attempted to spGak, but
the words would not comeG He a.
na!ly got up, cast one annihilating
look on the old man, ignored the girl
entirely, and walked straight out of
the room and the house. AS he de-
scended the steps the girl ran to the
door and called:
"Willahl wilIah! won't you speak
to me7"
The old man followed and called
Boy, you'll catch cold in your
head without hat.
But the young mai Never halted
nor turned his head, and when his
hoof-beats Gould no longer be heard
on the walk, the father turned to tho
girl aud said:
81 was right, Mary, in regard to his
temper. A young man vino won't let
his intended r-in-iaw smash his
plug hat is no chap for you to marry.
Beware of him as you would the deadly
boa-constrictor. - Detroit Free Press:
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Book Notices.

ALDEx's LIBRARY MAGAZINE for March con-
tains Mr. Gladstone as Theologian. Pc
dantic Nuisance. The "Tyrants' of Britain.
Gaul and Spain: Impressions of Modern Ar
cadian. Myths and MythoIOgists. NV Contested
Election. British Columbia. Home RnIc in Ire
land. Actors and Their Calling. The Care Of
Pictures and Prints. Tea Culture and Tea
Drinking in Japan. On the Pleasure of Read
ing. Ireland and the Victoria Colony. John B.
Alden, Publisher, New York. Sl.J0 year.
The WEST VIRGINIA School JOURNAL for
February is to hand 1t contains several off,
ciaI opinions from the State Superintendent
and much other matter interesting to teachers
and School officials. Price 81 year.
OUR LITTLE ONES AND NURSERY for March
beams with brightness on every page. and. as
usual. cannot fail to please and charm the lit
tie folks. Russell Publishing Co., Boston
S1.50 year.
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Good Results in Every Case.

d. a. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn. writes,
that he was seriously afflicted with a
severe cold that settled on his lungs !:
he had tried many remedies without
benefit. Being induced to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, did so and was entirely cured by
use of few bottles. Since which
time he has used it in his family for
all Coughs and Colds with best re-
suits. This is the experience of
thousands whose lives have been saved
by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial
Bottles free at Geo. T. Lights drug
store
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L&3tEs AAT BEACHLEY'S stock Of idHies':
MisPes' and ChildFen's Coats IL fIFst-clasE aud
his pticcs very low. His sales Lave been large:
Go and seb.
Do YoU WANT CLOTHING i-Nen aud boys
are realizing that 70 have nice snit and first
class ut they must be measured 80 that the gar
ment fts the form. BEACHLEY'S stock of
cassimeres Is hrst-class. tailor second TO none;
prices as low as the lowest.
BLASKETs, ,BLANKBTs.-BEACHLE 4 CO. {
at HagerstOwn, have just received from Boston
another lot Of those nice blankets. Perhaps
yOu will never Fec them at snch low prices
again; hve-quarter blankets S2.95, worth 81
Coon THIXGs TO oEAT.-BEACHLEfts q co.
at HageTstown, are now Offering bt tefy lOTt
peaches. mince meat. eranberries. cod ISL;
mackereI, canned goods Of al kinds. tGbie
sauce, salad dressing, Ealm6n; iObstefB, oystefs,
spices, cofees, teas, sugars, new crop n. o.
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nished by the States, upon call of the
president, or no funds except such
as shotild be furnished by the States
direct for the necessary carrying out
of tile delegated powers of the gov
ernsreht FROM the States; if, say,
il were this, there would ntt be So,-
900 otfice-holders by this sibdfaihhts
power called the general goyernmshtl
and the millionaire senate and sanaI
mum qatkeTHBi house would not exc
hibit so much starch in their linens
The thrift of the laborer's products
would not then be shut off from the
whole worlds market by retaliatory
tariff, but reciprocal treaties would
open the gates of the world to our
commerce, and cunning heads would
not then accumulate millions by ma
nipulating the laborer's, toll into his
pockets. V. III. FrRoR,
ACTED ktkE 4 CuARN. 'i@fhis
is what Mrs. Mayer, of Baronpc
street, New Orleans, says of Browns
Iron Bitters. A charm works
quietly, surely, promptly, thoroughly
and with delightful effect. That is
just the way this wonderful family
medicine works on invalids who have
been suffefing the woes of liver COM
plant, dyspepsia and impoverished
blood. Those who know its worth
say it is complete cure for dyspep.
sia, weakness; malaria, neuralgia, etc;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16
An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
ILL.,, says: Having received SO much
benefit from Electric Bitters, / feel it
my duty to lee suffering humanity
know 1t. HIVE had a running .ore
on my leg for eight years my doctors
told me would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. L used,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Bitters are sold at
ffty cents a bottle, and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve at 25c. per box by Geo.
Z. Light.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

FISE GooDs AT Low PRIcEs.-Mr.
W. L. Jones, at Martinsburg, offers
to the public a choice line of fine
Watches. Clocks, JeweIry, Silver
Ware, &C., at prices to suit the times.
He has really fine stock, and offers
just now a speciality of Silver knives;
Forks and Spoons, at very low prices.
Mr.. Jones is a courteous and fair
dealing gentleman, and we believe
will furnish goods exactly as repre-
sented by him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

i RAID on THE CHrNEsE.-@The massacre Of
a number of Chinese In Ety0mtng Territory
will no doubt form the subject of = very strict
investigation by our government Following
threat Of labor unions that they viii boycott
ChiHese faundTies on the ground that they IN
terfere with white labor and IN many eases
Connected with opium dens- Opium smoking
Is undoubtedly the increase amOBgEt N,
and we much fear that the taste for the drug
Il being cultivated by the use Of popular pre-
partitions for coughs and colds which contain
narcotics It Is therefore gratifying to know
that such popular and effective domestic
remedy as Red Star Cough Cure does not cons
tain any opiates whateyeF.
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ladies' Hair Work.

vi Hair Work at moderate prices, and will
make Braids, Puffs. Curls, Frizzes. ETC.. tres
idence of her father, near the Baptist Church,
in Charlestown.
April 1, 1SI9-tf.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One SdHate q inch or Iess) / 70 weeks. 81 50
Each subsequent insertion. 50
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Others NJ regular Adseftising Rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding fite lines, 10 cts.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

A GHHN Send 10 cents postage, and
N VlE i we will mail you free
put you in the way of making more money at
once than anything else in America. Both
sexes of all ages can live at home and work in
spare time, or all the time. Capital not re-
Guired We will start you. Immense pay sure
for those who start at once. STISsoS S Co..
Pnrtinnd Maine. Nov. II. 1SS5-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

The spring-time of When you
discover bent pin Under you.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

WTALL has one side of his store-room full
w of Country Bacon, cured and smoked
by himself. Feb. 9, 1886.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

If your baby is restless while
teething give it DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup; dose will relieve the little
sufferer at once. Only 20 cents a
bottle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

Several of tie men who took part
in the London riots have been SEN
fenced to terms of penal servitude.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

G. B.-1our are right in your
wager. international prize and med
ais were given to st. Jacobs Oil not
for display, but for the best pain-cure,
and after cruical tests in hospitals.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-16

Congressman Springer refers to the
extremely decollete dresses, which are
so fashionable in Washington this
winter, as ''the low-and-behold style''
"a term which may be classcd as
more expressive and comprehensive
than COMPLIMENTARY.
The Northwestern standard., 1886-04-03
CANADIAN NEWS.

Mr.. Owen Tierney returned to Kings
ton, Ont, from Nebraska this week.
Mr.. NJ Flanagan, city clerk Of Kings
ton. Ont. received an envelope full 81
shamrocks from 8 Castle Connell last
week.
Mr.. Hugh Mcmahon. @. G., Of To-
ronto, will conduct the crown business
at the Belleville spring assizes, which
open April 26.
While DR.. Phelan was ON his way to
Wolfe Island, on sick call, Mon
day, the horse broke through the ice,
and was with difficulty prevented from
being drowned.
Mr. Andrew Med Donagh, Of Toronto,
is spending brief holiday with his
brother, Rev. Father Med Donagh, Nap
anee. He recently passed successful
examination in the college Of dental
surgeons.
Mr.. George Madden, grand marshal
on foot, headed the Irish National A
sociation on st. Patrick . Day at Quabec.
The president was ably assisted BY his
FIRST vice president, Frank Gum, Esq,
city counsellor. and the second vice
president, Mr. William Foran, Of Dia-
mond Harbor, and the energetic secre-
tary. Mr. John Teaffe.
From Napanee Beaver Of the 18th
inst, We learn that Rev. Father Nc
Donagh received last week and placed
in position in the r. g. Church mag
ni6cent oil painting, presented by M.
+. McNabb. Photographic artist Of New
York, and formerly resident of Napa-
nee. The subject Of the picture Is The
Annunciation' by Gagliardi ! copy from
Guido RAMS famous painting on the AZ
tar piece OF the Pope's chapel IN the
Quirina palace, It Rome The Annun-
ciation takes i Name from the happy
tidings brought BY tie angel Gabriel q
The Northwestern standard., 1886-04-03
The Daritt Branch.

Ths meeting of the Michael Davitt
Branch on Sunday evening last at
Window Hall was largely attended.
After the regular business was trans
acted, an excellent programme, which
was specially prepared for the occasion,
was carried out. It consisted of the
following Piano selections, by MI
Martin Staplieton and Miss Cunning
ham; address, Mr.. j. B. McGaughey /;
song, God Save Ireland Mr.. 7. d.
Comstock I; recitation, 8 Little jim, .
Mr.. Lacey. Mr.. Martin McHale read a
paper in Gaelic on the Celtic language.
which was elegantly written and
highly appreciated by those present.