Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-13

o Farmers prefer Days Horse Pow
horse and cattle. Price 20 cents.
The young man on the lookout for
a " soft place, 'fthrough dislike for
honest hard work ,9can find one under
his hat. Ers5 az ss W.
w. a. Stuart. of Russell county.
Va, has a contract to. deliver from
five to ten thousand cattle in Liver
pool, England.f"trH Hr'-ri' .
:. DR.. Bull,s Baby Syrup win give
Immediate relief and comfort to all
babies and little children suffering
from bowel or stomach affections.
Dan Rice, the circus clown, is on a
lecturing tour in Texas, and is said
to be receiving $500 per week for his
oratorial efforts. ,rtasrt. ~
DIR. Bulls Baltimore pills have
lived longer and done better work
than any other similar remedy.
British Columbia contributes to the
Liverpool Exhibition one plank nine
feet wide and twenty feet long with
out knot or blemish of any kind, and
another which is twelve feet wide.
NJ Incensed at an adverse criticism,
Sarah Bernhardt recently wrote the
critic: !" Monsieur: Your criticism is
dishonest, Therefore you are a traitor
and an imbecile. Sarah Bernhard. -
/ Witch hazel has become an extern
sive article Of. export from the south
crn part Of Vermont for .medicinalex
tracts. A man can cut easily a ton of
brush in day, and he gets SO ton
| for it.
Since 1880, the Industrial estab-
lishments in Kansas have increased
from 700 to 900, and in capital from
fS7 100000 to $4,000, 900, with an
annual product at present, of sat-
1OO0,0OO.7 . -,'..T'- ~ ! ...'
Webster, n. H., has neither pauper
nor. criminal, and has no. resident to
whom it gives aid, and there is no
penal reformatory Institution any
where that contains one Of its sons or
daughters, ..-
The corn cohindustry has been de-
veloped to such an extent in portions
Of Missouri fert smoking-pipe fpur-
poses that the annual crop of corn
cObs has become more valuable than
the annual corn crop. ~ lrii
An ounce of discretion is better
than pound of knowledge. Why
not spend twenty-five cents fora bot
tie of Red Star. Cough Cure, and save
n large doctors bill? t71h Ir"
A recent careful calculation shows
that England owns nearly three times
as large an extent of colonies as all
the rest of Europe together. Her
colonies are eightY-ffve times as big
as the mother country. ,.-.., ,r,r.,;l
James A. Williams, ga former 7em-
Eployee of the Baltimore. and Ohio
Railroad. has drought suit against
that company at GAINESVILLE, o., to re-
cover money retained from his wages
as assessments for the compapy'slin-
STRANGE fund. - t.,'.s
| How many bald headslyorl see. -
Work, worry, disease dissipation.
iThese do it. Parker's Hair Balsam
stops, falling hair and restores gloss
and youthful colon. Exceptionally
clean. elegant, "a perfect dressing, not
g5sasy. Prevents dandruff.r su7 l
I9TfThcf Britisirego7ernmeit has ex-
pended 1886, ,80Oiin nfextcrminating Tie
Illocusts onitheIslahdof Cyprus. The
Eobject has been accomplished, and
the expenditure has been several
times repaid in the value of the crops
saveG .aona1a-I To- yrbr"t-~ a7ii
% "A single fact islworth a. slip load
of argument. This may well be ap-
piled tor st. Jacobs Oil which is more
efIicacioms than all other lininients
Mr.. John Gregg, aIweILknownlcitizen
of WatsonviIle, California, found 1T
to be- Indispensable ias cure for
rheumatism. Price fifty cents. NOD
Western Kansas wants to be sep
arate State. It's Inhabitants claim that
it is the richest part of the State; but
the capital being hundreds of miles
away, and all the State INSTITUTIONS
located along the Missouri border.
western Kansas is deprived of, a fair
representation both in State and ma
ii IN.
An exchange puts it thusly: The
dear old silver dollar. how we love to
hear it jingle, as it goes around in
business where it so delights to min
gle: it belongs to all the people, not
to a special few, and it wants to keep
a going like unto the wandering Jew.
The money lenders Ioathe it and
would layit in the shade, but we love
it all tile better for the enemies it has
made. =T'-E" H'7 'h
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/ The French have looked with alarm
upon the steady export of Percheron
horses to the United States; hut the
most prominent breeders there now
say that the progeny of these horses
raised in the United States are an inn
provemept upon their ,sires, and that
it is profitable to reimport. 1t is
known that Napoleon Ill used to i'm
port Percheron horses from Vermont
for the post chaises which he used so
much.
The indianapolis journal says /:
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