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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20
fEThe Great Conspiracy

a impartial Review of the Causes of the
n great Civil War. The most important and
admirable political textbook yet published
Written by the distinguished Soldier and States
man HON. JOHN LOGAN. i vol. 700 pages,
finely illustrated. Liberal terms 10 AGENTS
J. NJ. STODDART 81 Co, 623 F. St. Washing
ton, ID. c. April 10: 1SS6-it
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MECHANICAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
FL. BELLER

OFFERS his services as Carpenter and Bull
" der, and viii take orders aud execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. His ex-
perience is such that he can guarantee perfect
Workmanship. and his prices viii compare IA
yorably with the most reasonable Those de-
string to build or improve should give him q
ea5 Ian1arv !. 1ssszy 50s'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

InoS'T forget that LANGDoN-S-fhe new
~ house in the turn of the roads the place
TO get a Good Article for little money
kabletowu, Feb. 70, 1856.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20
10 fhe Rubiic.

HAVING rclinquislled engagements abroad
exclusively for several years past, will devote
my time in the future to work at home. and
offer my services to, the public, as Contractor
ability to design and construct houses in the
hest styles and substantially and promptly here
and elsewhere. and the past few years have
given me experiences i'll hOuse-building that are
Valuable to myself and to persons who may cin-
ploy me. I will eudcavor, in all work cntrust-
ed to me. to render entire satisfaction.
Jan rs, 1Ss3 J. G.. HOLMES, Agent
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Miss Amelia Hicks

HAS taken tie room on Charles street, in
IL rear of residence of y. <. Write. Esq,
where she VIII do DRESS MAKING andFA3l-
lily SEWING in good style aud unreasonable
charges. She will be pleased TO have the pat
rOnagc of tie ladies of the town and vicinity.
and ISiIl strive tn render satisfaction.
April % lSSs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

No. 3 has Pullman Sleepe1SNew aoEsa -
Atlanta TIA without change, via Harris
burg and Roanoke, and Baltimore 70 Lrrayf
via w. VI. r. X. No. has Pullman sleeper
via B. & o. Railroad and Shenandoah juno
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

nEAFNESS. Its CAUSES and CURE. by
~ one who was deaf twenty-eight years.
Treated by most of the noted specialists of the
day with no benefit. Cured himself III three
months. and since then hundreds of others by
the same process. y plain. simple and success
full home treatment Addrcss I. S. PAGE.
IDS East 2fth St. New York City.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

Fast Limited Express. daily. for Chicago and
Pittsbur.s leaves baltimore ut - \. NJ: Wash
ington 3 43 \. At. Arrives ut Chicago ~ y
NJ: PittSburg 81 p. VI.
Express daily for Cincinnati and st. Louis
leaves Baltimore at . ~ P. NJ: Washington
} GO p. NJ. and Harper's Ferry Ut 26 P. NJ
Arrives at Cincinnnti Ut 10 i. NJ; ST. Louis
q 10 p ".
Night Express daily for ST. Louis and Chicago
leaves baltimore at 900 P. NJ; Washington
10 10 p. NJ. and HarperS Ferry II 80 7. III
Arrives ut Cincinnati ! Is ?. NJ, st. Louis 90
A. NJ. Chicago D 40 y. VI.
Night Express DAILY for Pittshnrs. leares Bal
timore at : IS p. NJ: Washington ~ 7. NJ,
Harper = Ferry ut 1GSf T. ". Shenandoah june
ton 10 IS +. 81. Arrives at Pittsburg 4 10 AN.
Mail for Piedmont aud Local Stations. leave
Baltimore .tt 10 y. NJ. Washington 80 \ "
HuTpcr's Ferry. li.3I y NJ. Shenandoah juno
ti.m II.::l ~ NJ.
y. 40. Palace Sleeping Cars are run through
Ia Cincinnati. II. Louis, Chicago and P!;Isbnrs
. on ill express trains.
For tickets and further information apply Ia
Il. & o. Agents or to L. F. BoNn. Pass. Agent.
Baltimore c. r. DUDKow. Travelling Pass.
Agent IIarpvr's Ferry. w. Va
l.. VI. COLE. Gem! Ticket A:Et.
c. X. LORD. C;cnl Pass. Agt-
DAVID LEE. Master of Trans.
December M 1888.
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NoRTHwARD.

additional trains pass ChNTlestoTn, FontIl-
ward. att is. \. NJ, and l -. =. NJ: north
ward at Il II. \. NJ. and j 81, p. VI.
Connections at Harpers Ferry for all points
West: ut StraSburg with Manassas Branch ' n.
Midland; at St;Iuntou with Chesapeake " Ohio
ny Il. Il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Read What the People Say
ABOUT THE
HEDGE FENCE.

MARr1ssBuRe. w. VA. March IS, 1886.
At the solicitation of the representatives of
the SHENANDOAH VALLEY HEDGE Co. we
have visited and closely inspected the Hedge,
plashed according to the patent plan of plash-
ing recently purchased by them from the Day
ton. Hedge Co. of Dayton, Ohio. on the prem
Uses of WIN. II. Compton and /. Fl. OFT. of
Harrisonburg. Va, and from this inspection
thing just Us represented by the company
The Hedges at this season of the year are void
of foliage leaving nothing butthe naked fence,
and it is now stock-proof. occupying less than
one foot of ground and from three to five feet
From our observation of this and the grow
ing plants. which were set out on the farm
of Winfield Legget, near Harrisonburg, last
spring. we can cheerfully recommend this char
acter of fence to the farmers of the Shen-
ondOah Valley.
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Shenandoah Valley r. r.

90 5. +. TYLER. Receiver ~ NJ
Table m Effect Nosemeer sad. 1855
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

WE WANT SALEsMEN every where. local &C:
w and travelling. to sell or goods. Will
pay good salary and all expenses. Write for
terms at.oncc, and state salary; wanted. Adj
dress STANDARD SILVER WARE COMPANY
Washington Street. Boston. Mass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

N Dec. s. 1855. c. F. WALLS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-20

r AIDES WANTED to work for us at their
II own homes. 81 to $40 per week can be
easily made; fascinating and steady employ
ment. Particulars and sample of the work
sent for stamp. Address HOME MFG CO.,
z. o. Box 1916. Boston Mass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

fps6GA1. 80 menpuep - -.
fear shea.and - q - frc7rIs- -
Psxh.ps 80 q.asssf = - fssi1hS 90
tof tnsc1en po111 - onleoes heine
for LseasAsnn I'D fsxD puis>a. whess
NJ r1f<p Dees - 49, O. ooosss -
hAve iosf RFsn8 dssi d ~ fhruaeh
bnnsnsan. eus wsutd ~ fnas ~ nfty
yeass sxpsgtenoe - Unssod II ve
could nss exxry - ~ neA3 % co Of
or l5mes Tor txsfvs u0usho. may. o. -
fcke ss4xiemene onn b. oEeosSd. Oar
trains managers VIII hsvs - sss4is ~
detzlisr
Dssss~ns ~ ~ Snuses Rsv~s.
RsczxoxD VA. ApeIi The ysuas
kSssr - this polns hns ben RISING
sessdiiy al day. ssd q 3 D. N. nsssiJ
~ Inst portion ct fbs city known =
Ho1kettsS vas sobmeeRsd 70 : dspeh
ct elz1f 70 Ia fess- The vnser h ssfIi
RAISING - he rate Of sfx iushes pef
hour, and u II expeeeed tba1 u vfii e1n-
ttnue 70 % - unsii Z o. 5 O'Clock ~
m0Ff01. NAM POOR people living In
kooksefss have bssn drivsn from
hnne. From oil indioatsons the nood
wiil suFpass these Of 1870 and 1677.
msse ss9essnu ~ - HSss1a-
MowTooMEzr tAla.), April 1.-The
river csa&e6 70 xias about noon. after
rsschfng ths highest point svsx Knows.
Abc1t f000 psopIs, mostly eolosed, hsd
20 leave thssr homes nseontax parties
with boa1s hsvs bssu bEsnatng IN saffss.
sfs Al day. Ths fivsr hAs fallen
sffohfIy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02
PACIFIC COAST.

ooaAatzLLE tt4l j. ApH1 Ia >. nsf-
rs OF Polk ooonsy. Or, vas aRssssed
hsre les MIGHT for fosGsry. He vas
tried this morning and sentenced 70
three yssrs IN she Bsats prison.
msse - 80 mass-sAsssn saas.
sAx fEAnczsoo. April l.--Thsrs was
died IN the Ciesk's olzips Of The 6aprame
Coust yssesetas By W. n. L. Barnss,
e0unee1 for defendant IN she unis Of
Sarah AIthsa Hiil w. SHARON. - TIE en-
scatof Of the satAts Of VIM. 6hAroa.
Rivina nottos 20 tna piainsiH thai on
Apfii 9Th tbs defeudant would movs Tor
an ssdsr fxinQ The time for tn bearing
Of afRumsos> % tbs dsfeodant's ms-
tioa for nsv trial
Treexssg Thea eus.
A Chiness bsot and shoe mann
Co., hiss failed. Thsir liabilities Usss
Sis,00s. Tais i ssssrdsd q oss q s6-
sdsets Of the organization Of the white
snoemaksss.
sseeesssr ~ W. =. AnArews.
9. II. PaFksr Of this city hes bees ap-
pointsd Secretary Of the Board Of Rail
road Comminsionsrs. vios w. q. An-
drsws. disrniessd Yesterday.
Sentenced Tor Csaeeaps 81 Ceass.
This mofnias Jndgs Toohy adiudesd
James Gsnnon. Who refused 10 testify
before the county 0rasd Jury, e guilty
Of contempt, and sentenced him 70 :
6ne OF 80. Cannon viil have toe
question tested before the Saprsne
Court, and has prepared the nscsssary
pagers on habeas oorpss.
Gersnsas NJ BaA.
skx FaAxcIsco. April ADVISES
from Tonbstons state that Gen. For
syfhe. commanding ofhcsr Of Fort
HuaohiAos, VITO arrived there today.
made knovn the startling fact that. At
tbs hfst interview which Cen Crook
had with the hostiles on Thursday last,
Geronimo had band Of his men With
rifles ready 10 Grs npen eli Of the white
men, including Gen. Crook, At . given
signal. Geronimo's fixture 90 keep bis
promise OF surrender al Fort Bowie be
ascribed 10 the fact that. having so
mseh blood 10 answer for. be could ex-
psot no eietneney. therefore he fders-
nimo) preferred life In the mountains
10 The prospect Of hanging ct ths hands
Of the authorities The hos tilss had
800 rosnds Of ammunition each. For
syths said u Was impossible to fathom
Ger onimo's intentions. II is an open
question whether be 10 going soush 10
Join Msnaus or TO remain and harass
Sue Frontier. Geronimo h q man OF
ABOUT SO years OF age. He 10 bold. able,
crafty, treaoherons and nerciless. This
IA the third time he has proved fsithiess.
Arrested for Tertiary.
HoLLisrEn (cai.l, April t.-w. p.
Phillips vas arrested today ON q COM
plant sworn out by w. Devars charg
ing him With perjury. Phillips is SICK
In bed. He vas the dissenting juror In
the Previtt case. More arrests are ex-
pected.
CemiaG Weather.
San FKAscsoo, April LIS y. m.--
Indications for the cosaing 80 hours are
for Oregon and Washington Territory.
occasional rains.
shtppinx Intelligence.
san FaAscfsco. Arpii 1.--Cieared-
Steamer oaeen Of the Pacific. for Vie
toria.
Sailed British steamer Wellington.
for Nanaimo.
poRr TowEsrSp. April i.--Ssiled--
Rark Louis TX. for Brisoane.
Ponr LUDLOW, April i.--Sailed-Bu
veritas, for Melbourne.
TAroosa. April f.-Ship towed ont BY
tug Tacoma bsrkeatins Skagit and q
schooner passed in at Z .. N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

FOREIGN.


HtftN04 WV &ItSffs
LosDoS. April AFTER the Cabinet
Couscii had adjourned this afternoon,
the Ministers were hastily summoncd
together and meeting vas held In
0isdstone's room 10 the House Of Com
mona. This h the second meeting said
IL he called because Of the receipt Of
serious news from Bulgaria and 0recss.
Orders have bsen received At Davenport
10 have all the torpedo vessels there in
readiness for sea ct Short notice
csissies sss Polish.
BxRIlx, April The lower House OF
the Pfussian Diet today adopted the
fsrst clause of the Polish bill. placing
luo. oun 600 marks 90 the disposal Of the
0ssernmsnt for establishing German
colonies In West Prussia and Possn.
nsseaxstsx the Greek Prsbicm.
LoSpox. April i.-Mr. James Bryce.
undsr Foreign Secretary. In answer 10
q question said that quiet would follow
the policy inaugursted by the Marquis
OF Salisbury In regard 10 Greece 10
the House Of Lords. Earl !toseberry,
Foreign Msnisser. stated thatfhc under-
stood that Rassia had arg&nx4sd 10 give
orders forthwith. II they bird net al
ready been given. directing the return
az the Russian fleet 10 Suds Bay. The
feet had left sada Bay fer the purpose
Of revicsnsling only. and Russia had
givea England the most cordial Assur-
ance concersine her course IN the Greek
sroehie. Earl koseeerry had long In
tsYvicw today With the Russian and
Turkish Ministers. rus Govern ment
regards the situation - st least very
serious
Enxitsa Ireu wsrker. ssrtkr.
Ioxrox, Aprll The 100 employees
Of tue SaAf Iron works 81 Lineoin vent
on, on strike today. owias 10 the an
noanced reduction OF ~ per cent. In
wages. geseph Rasson. n. r.. 10 The
chief proprietor OF the works.
xss.ia win eeenpy Bulgaria.
II reported that Russia has notified
the Powers Of her intention O. occupy
Bulgaria In the event % Prince Aiexsa-
istss fiaal refusal 10 sec~p; the 0ovsrn-
ership Of Roameita for dse years eniy.
-
The agricultural statistics Of Great
Britain fer IsSs. which have rccentis
been issued, show q verv serious de
crease fron tue yield Of lisa IN souse Of
the moss important food prednotA The
decrease in wheat - estimated ~ 1.65c,-
III Bushels. IN peas ,.Sss.hss bsshess, 10
beans 2.ei0. TsS bushels. IN p.etzfees 50.
go tons. Ia taFnirs q. g. s1s tens sed
msneold ~ 500 teDs. IN knRiAne- In
ireland. on the other hsapd. there has
been an increase over iSa amounting
30 49, ole bushels % wheat. i&ascS tons
Of potatoes. ss.sSs tons Of t1rnip< and
81. 80 IONS % maneest. Both EneiSnd
and ireland have shown an increase N
the predactiaa az hurley. Amounting 30
5. SIS Cls hsshels 10 the former country
and 81. ses IN the latter. From oerisy
IL made mail and from malt 10 rp&os
ale: 80 that. thoaeh food may ~ some
vhss scarcer. and eonseqaently dssrer.
there need be no dread % lsck Of
drink.
Eagles are Al prsssst very srcusle>suae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Eagles are a prsesst very troublesome
In sbs sksep ranges tn shs iaserisr u
Nsndosino eeunsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02
For Rent.

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ZINE
! view: Frunt street.
Kitchen completely furnished for
housekeeping. and bedroom.
Also nice rocna unfurnishe4. vs7
jai GRO. W. CRANE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

q. P. GREGORY 4 CO.,
No. 5 Morn Front strsss, Portland, Oh
rxroRrEss AND pEALEas IN
n snAHfns ,4se 1DssSsss.
SAND PAPERuNo kAcuIMHs
LArH 1o1Mo MAC1uGEa
HAND SAWS SC10LL aAW8
Rubber and Leather Betting
MILL FINDINGS GENERALLY
I. q. e. Z.
SKATTLK LODGE No 4 L o. q.
MI ns . r svssy 1900 =, sifss I. Rss
Visiting ms1bsEs ia good sanding cor.
Carrie V. PALMER. W. CT.
GEo. =. CorfERIIL. R. q.
For Rent.
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS; FINE
i view frunt street.
Kitchen completely furnished for
housekeeping. and bedroom.
Also nice rooms. unfurnishe6. veg
ene.p. inquire u
=. 0k0. W. ChANk.
Executor Notice to Creditors
EsrATE OF JACOB MAPLE DE-
IL ceased.
Notice 70 hereby given 81 tbs under
ngned. the duly appointed and actang
executor o. the Last win and testament
Of Jacob Maple. deceased. % the credit
ofs and al perBons having Chains against
the aid deceasod. 10 present them. with
!i:s::: !: !: - g: { f - !; I:
Executor Of the T.. e vii sAs IA V sss;.s.,
cation thereof. March Is 1855.
Creditors.
rs TIE xarrn OF THE rsrArr or
sssios s.r.sg si 1904; ~ "a. ,.s.su.s
!: !: :: =; !: s: =. !! s.:
=, =. , e s :, ; :,..:;ss 90. g y:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

81. LoUrs, April 1.-The following
has Just been issued:
To iAe Psbisc As showing the sin
cerity of railroad managers In their
sreatment Of Knights OF Labor. ve
respectfully state that pursuant 90 order
Of our General Executive Board. ve
this day sent q committee 90 The man
ayers % the several roads. offering 10
return men to work. and IN no instance
would they be received OF treated With,
each ofhriai IN turn refusing them esn-
ploymeut. Hoxie has agreed b receive
. committee Of employees TO adjust any
grievances vhich may exist he re-
fuses. personally and through his sab,
orstinafes, 10 recognize any OF rs a
empiosess. and refuses 30 receive ant
but such a. be calls employees. ID
short. after himself and 0o0id havtI
conveyed the impression So the vorids
that they are willing 10 settle, they re.
fuse 20 settle. Nov. ws appeal to . can
did ard suffering publie on whom 10
failing all the weight Of this great ecu.
atc.. II we have not been deceived
enough. hos mnch 10 long sudering Ia
Dor 10 besrf fhis great strike never
woala have been bad Hoxie eondescend
ed q asonth ago 10 hear our complaints.
We DO rot cssim 10 be more than be-
uan. 10 sh~nid not Be expected Of ~
90 be more than human. In this coun-
try position MAKES no man king OF
slave. and an impertous refusal on the
Part % cns eitfxen ~ oonfeT With ether
cissrsns with vhoua be nay have basi-
ness cunaeexions. vhen snch rssr<ai be-
gets q great Business and scosA revoln
sisn. 10 nos only q mistske bat crime
against tie pnhsieL Goaid 10 invoking
the lac sxsinst iittls criminals vho ere
made desperate BY bic policy Of dupli-
csty and erpresstcn. and Vet the terror
issd pahlic aoes ncs Invoke the lac
against The arch criminal 81 the land
IL we czsnss be allowed 30 rstnrn 10
sork he strike rno>t 20 CO. By order
Of the Executive Board.
TRAINS NOW vrTsorT rxcrrcyIox-
esx freight trxins. three apsn the
Msssoari Pacific and tkree upan the
Irou Mourtsin road. started cot OF he
essy today. No polics prstecesou vas
rsQussssd By tAs s<lcsrs Of sse1sr rod.
ard "a hiudrnn0 q nny ktn& 90 -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

OvxHxaLASn, April The recent
sessy rains have caused the south
eAseh Of The Potomac river TO rise to
greater height than for niue years
pnt The Baltimore 4 Ohio raiiread
400 Telegraph vlrss are Submerged. No
uains have been able 20 get through
hnS early this aornirg. All ccmmu-
sicssien with that section Of the country
nesderins on the river 10 entirely cut OF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Al Isfa1d County warrants ectue0s1
prscr % snd inc1rsfng S0 u e sna ll
q Aay y ~ sre asv Dsysk,s a7qS
"a s E q, oxE~
xrs.ssrsS e - 60 vt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02
s,srw en- the EAST Cs..,.

0soscs IL. ~. April la stsrm
naed sith terrific violence OF here last
e3ot The wind wss blowing q harrt
me trcm ths southwest.
Ihs steamer European vas driven
nN1 We onser bar where she grounded
y ne rain beach. and nov lies hard
q seost eight feet Of water. Ina
Ssn@ waves hroke over her all aiehl
20 zoe has been able TO set aboard the
49,, wssei since the officers aud crsw we're
ahss % yesterday.
Mileage Take. a Colorado ceatrsct.
nnsEs, April The contract for
s1ldins the Colorado Capitol building
- sss today 10 wn. ID. Richardson. Of
oeieseo. for <xs1.0n. Work will be
0umeeeed innnssa,steIy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02
sisessesy Of mich silver uine..


HARDWOOD OAK. }, April The rich
aser ore IN the largest bodies ever
eesered In the uaItsd States. has
straek in the Iron HUI mine.
sacs OF u assays iS.oeo ounces Of sii-
h tee Ton. A tve foot breast bss
osen opened.
snsce Railway Presidents Meet.
Mv fesk. April There Was
ss',ne o. the psesiden,s II she soath-
a. fscthe Union Pacific. and the
ssesissn. Topeka a Santa Re railways
We residence Of O. 2. Huntington
ss Mr.. Huntington. when asked
.. eci Z. said: I'VE talked over the stn-
80 49, u friendly way, and several
1s. shich have not been we'll uader
~ ssfe explained. do no, like 90
cane 10 an understandings or
-. ne settlement is snre. because 80
- eines might oscar which csald
- We plsnS. However. | think is
- 80 . sss that IL viii probably be sea
wilma thirty dsya thoaght ws
Gear settlement when we had the
ns<tlrk. has certain thinrs came
- - oiseassioa which prevented COR
mem carrying about SOC scns Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02
I. o. Q. Z.

I. .. Q. Z.
SEATTLK LODGE No. & L o. @. T.,
y meets every Monday nighs n Bsll's
Nall On Front sfreee next to Bslf's Hueei.
Waiting members in GOD sanding cor.
daily invited.
Carrie v. PALMER. W. CT.
Gxo. r. CoTrERrLL. Il. q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

phillius vas arrested todnv ON a ean,.
plains sworn out By w. Devars ehars
ing him With perjury. Phiilips is sick
In bed. He vas the dissenting Juror In
the Prewitt case. More arresss are az
pected.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13
Marrying to Reform Him.

Rev. Sam Jones tells story of some
young girls down in Georgia village
who married all the dissipated young
men, just to reform them" The
girls are now, says Mr.. Jones, whip
|poor-will widows, and their husbands
Pill drunkards' graves. " Marrying men
to reform Them" says the Sun, " has
never been successful enterprise on
the part of women. Girls are worth
too much unmarried to sacrifice their
Lives to beat sense into the head of any
man on Gods footstool. Such man
does not wean as easily as calf. He
will 90 home only to sober up, and then
not till the other places are closed. A
girl will marry such man, hoping that
the next year he will be better; but, the
next year, he will be worse. There are
sober boys enough for all the girls;
and there is no need for marrying a
drunkard, and the girl who does so
will deserve all the .unhappiness she
marries. Exchange.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13
Horrible, Though True.

Miss Muloch says: 81 have been
blinking how horrible it must be to see
|hybody one cared for drunk; the hon
|st eye dull and meaningless; the
Use lips jabbering foolishness; the
|hole face and figure, instead of being
Ehat one likes to look at, takes pleas
| re to see in the same room even
rowing ugly, irrational, disgusting
bore like a beast than man. Yet
|ome women have to bear it, have to
peak kindly to their husbands, hide
heir brutishness and keep them from
baking worse fools of themselves than
hey can help. | have seen it done,
: ot merely by workingmen's wives but
hdywives in drawing-rooms. / think,
Il l were married, and l saw my hus-
band the least overcome by wine, not
drunk may be, but just excited, silly,
otherwise than his natural self, it would
hearly drive me wild. Less on my ac-
Fount than his. See him sink-not for
b crime, but a contemplate, cowardly
pit of sensualism-frOm the height
where my love had placed him; to have
TO take care of him-ay, and l might
pity him; but think the full glory and
passion of my love would die out then
hnd there forever"