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Uuule pB ppHddeoe IadIeoeS en- HlDsr q,
"a Gar. s 1914 bar ban ubfommarbe,
ret iom Sclbat os beItoa unter Staffslbt
I en- Stiermpbiel mob Spenifsrne. TN.
her bsnne sif en- 8usIe eiennem b,ns
8aobenfiole, fom ban I 8ampens 5eb.
tapbe tasst af os bar paa gruen rier
ban ielp bleb uifabt.
Gen nfNoAp hor I on Iorn MoryUpfs
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gttterbera, g4is

cptororina TIL uotIfsiutberRe
StoIeI4rere.
Vile MORT. Iutbsr1fe Stolelcrere anmooes
ON ~incrsit muIiat of incienoe til uncers
teareoe fine Hopne pa Noresier, ferat be
funne bliue opfsrte | 8 ,iienbusfalenoeren
for 1887. 2Grbsoiaft
g. 8. 81 e.
8ittenbers, isis
I'll Oct nortfe IutbetTe &irfe'
foIt l Mmertfa.
Den herligfte Sfat, ioun pi Tan efterlaoe
bore 8Drn. er Cubs %uforfnlffeoe Orb, iaa-
| lebfs iom ri bar aruet bet fro bore Sor,
tnore | Dor E6rnelrroomL l1sen Br9fer
p,T 8sIieionen mart blipe CLIENT Of be 1T.
iblo not ps. 2u'berf Br9feliole | H'rtbs
c.yS ar onreftot for ot nnJpre Rrpfer fouo
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ttuHe VRte IIrlgut III Ut TUIIU Ut VHU
Orb rl,rt % rent tbIanot ps. Seq bill Der
for opfurbre ale. iom eIfer bsnne bpre
bare Irp, at aj6re noset for benne SioI
p.b fraftig at fiOtte ben efter gune me-
fine q aper, % iarlia bill ies Der ppforsr
Iaaoonne, iom er bertiI flifsoe OF iamI
iub Bense nj Siolen, ii9r til 2arerl6l
o. trgnaenbe S'uoerenoe. 29rerne nia'
La nnes hnis GfnIfn Fol hnIhfS nanfnhe
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

fra Souarb GountD
s BEN ipbueifI' &c Del Of bette County
Iisa'r ben lille Bp Buff, iom efter
ScrboItsns Der omttins er ristis till
sruns summ'I, men aIereb. for Ianse
iibsn Tom faa aIbsIes t 6not, at Sn'
GIN longer pentebe, bet ffuIbe bltu. bet
Winbfe af ben. Nu Iaoer BIT til at
ffuue bIips 9iu | 2tiren; Siidnsps
Rortb wsffern r. r. eaar b%trisiennem
% bar nu fttret fig 9omter pua ben
samle Gpsrunb for forffieuise Bpss
uinser, ct iaabant &cmpa / bar Brus
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Ifoere SDIhotcr. btsfe6

Fer % iuse Roll. 4ue Nnbre, be
tranaer til 5attisppferets lluberffstteIfe
ffaI ienbes paa Tattisbuiet, euer. on
Der ffuIbs aisres nosen Snbuenbins bert
MOE, ba maa 9snDenbeIie ffe til FORT:
tommsnb. Nsb. af 8oarb Of Super'
uii 'rs. aae % @ubuer bar fig berefte'
at rette.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Httr.
Sscornb ben Abe Sftobsr 1885
Abb. &. @ Sopt u 6 6. Siuiuan
8tut9 6arun ttIfaI9S.
Yaa gruno Of gierens baaroe S'sgooiu
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

TOT Suptrptlor H~Otlttttt JtH. 3, @eorS
a lSobuSou tor 9ia,tet Sso. q. 9.I.ea
DFcbe b1pe fuHf en ny Srbnina
HnIebniug nf 5attiaunbsrffstteIfe. z mn
f5ip G.uff,es oar fra M af lite Irnae,
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% Sereianbien iamt 9aIespnen bar iaa.
lebss I bet %opsnfor repnte gilfeIbe tp.
beIis ipaff.he.
Ifb6b Seteran. Tr.bns ben 27bt
gueuit i~orbfaftsbss peb gorre 8irte er
gommeI 8steran, 6ans Nrbeti.n Cos
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efu 4be SffDbrr 1890.
anoers o Dahl gHina . ellington =
Dang . RIeffno-bn"s 8 Senion &siec
-R VI Toe Riis W ifbia VI 2borieu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

gaowsu & Con bar en- ~9eIioerp $50.
gon" % til lepere 8arer til b ,ilfetiom,
telt Steo Der % | @eft 9scorab.
9ulbrano Huftao, Der bar p1ret iaa
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10 utmrrfebf 6otcarofi Bineber pt

ben tjeIoue nnIeoniu0. iOm VI. VI.
Nooms M tposr Yubliium. Son aster Of
flptte bort fra Tecorab 90 bar p4Ist Wa
terlpo iom fit fremtioise Opbplbsff'b; men,
fsr ban refer, bill ban tass be frrtrinliss
Bortre'ter. ban er bsiienot for, til fslssnoe
Der uborte Biier:
Hoh'usS &;n, her 90 IN mr. Htfgiu
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sropetS Sarm / Balih Co.. Iaiota, poo
80 Ncres. bporaf 30 Gcres opbprf e, ioui
iaar bar paret mbiaaet meo Spehs. -Bari.
Tipsr' &c nnruiefte 8p. Sormeu er Of
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Ifabeb. men effer ct nanffe fort SpseIete
Qfbobe bar febt 1917. Officer fra 1885,
os tog I 1888 NfTeo fra URiIitartiensiten
Sra eamIe Daae. CDR, obsIt "Jrsb
rifsbaIbs EiIfur.") Den life Ssptem
Der banbte ben Sielosnbsb. at Sru Rom
nercsraobtnbe 3. N. @tsI, Der t 4ar
fplber fit 9Sbe Ola, boIbt fit Barnsbarrs
barn optr 9aabsn Dos fin 3atterbaitsr.
Der Dor t StHe. Sru 8teI, febt Sop.
osr II gnte efttr 8ammerraa, Sosars
mes u DO Bisl, iom eisbe ge-bp S,rrss
saaro I g%nninebaIen, CT enbru Iise aanbs-
friff Tom tiblisere re- bsb COB Gel
brtb, bporiiI en- aIbeIes fortrtnIig Ratt.,
iOon % COB slppstit btaruser; bun q
oaiaa Iteeiaa fonierrabtI Tom fcrben oa
tnterssi.rer fig for alt. men iier be fibas
Eibers beipnbsrIiee roIitiite SorboIb iamt
be f%orunb.rIiee ReIistorsanfusIier, Der
Der I bsnbss 5abr'Iunb ere iaa aloelss
forfisIise % fortpatIsbs fra bpab be
bare I benbss l1nsnou. Som fsbt oa
oporasen paa Eete neb Eensb.rs, t bois
gtarbeb SarIsbers 5opebsaarb Iiessr,
bar Fun blsnen bstisnbt n1eb afbsse 9r.n=
inbe B.beI, bsr teneans ipilebe en- freu,s
rngenbe 8oue, liseiom bun osiaa. ba bum
t %8rissaarene 1908 os 1914 boebs paa
gerbp, bpor be ipenife bapbe 9etr. babbe
slnIsbntus til at eiore mango interssiante
SaattassIier. GUN bar osiaa bsn forfte
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'UTBlTtI Ut ptnHt. ut bIeD 1trbt Vuf
It'll TN e9se, Tom mart fonffaterebe, al
Der bIanbt ben npbte Sop baobe beret
SfNf6t Hfsdef OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sub
famIins af fpiiefige Soparter, idgee fig
I'll at Sppfart meb tiIbersnbe 3 II ipeIie
Ger bill nan finbe fornebeu 8eteo ON
Rebanhltnasmoahen, Iieeiom mon peb
SiGlp of &fbiI' ninserne meb 2eibeb bill
tunne fieIne be Qpbe Spnner fro be nif.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

GN8eTtFSto,tBo
ON Roaen 'an aiue o lpsnins ON, bro
min Brober Ole Yeoerien @Iriu fra fpn
mes. Se'seIanp. Rs-se, ptboIoer fig. ele'
/ TiIfrIbe bite ffulbe fomme bam felt
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Ecres Serb til pibere Gpbnrfuins. o. {
fortrinIis til Rreaturarl faaseIipm Speoeap
Rrpnnpnnbet er ertra. Nnsst Rentnni
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Spscisle Hriier for Sioler.
Oct er Ute g o., men fulot Nlprr.
Sonbanne 9riisr f,ar man lite bps Nnbre
oan.. l->xn1 ,,,t.ot
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" Tu9UTS Il M tHonu, nagtef Gpen
iom "foreeIis fabt", aItib er brepen fopo.
~riferst. 8sfaftninpen bar billet fom en-
p'ucts rn Hone 2'bantna tSHabenet ne'o
90 Daotsrtaief feres til Sieber abb. Scr.
bnobcntiig tan man peute ben pfFict sue
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auiaeuel er Briisu Inn 80 Gents pr. @r'l

81 nuuUy p"u 1HtFtH NIIVtNNNB Il
til bep1te for WoiIenbnist.
GrbeoiaIt
G g BONNIE.
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Wefien pca 9ib. H1rmere Opis sntnger bel
SennenbeIie I'll: SepaI u. Bad.
45tf. 129 W. Indiana ST., { hiccgo, Ill
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I'm npe Sporsanse, os alt ipber paa,
at bet pil bIips en- lib.n IiuIig Bp,
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T5ompion nominerebes til 6oneibat
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Bener 6. Ysberipn 9lein.
203 Us Sneiona Ctr, Bticaao, 81.
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cuHuluHtuteI CIusNPeereI Jun HIseCINsr 9u
hneffe. 6lflnnt pan ca. 40 9pna. nn pper n
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Waufpn ppertaaer hans Sprrrininn her
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5fcorah. Yr. 8. 8. Rfuo9 er 9rabuerei
fra famine SfoIe % er en- bpstis o. fam.
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phia Dental College, Der uniees for bei
bebfte SfoIe I fit SIoas | be 5orsneo
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OV~ ~. W 6VtW UW
reiie forriae Sreona til philadelphia r.
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'pTB1TIt1 Ut Utnnt. Etf bItb Itn6t Dub
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26
To Prevent Hog Disease.

Mr.. ]. C. McGinn, formerly of
this county but now of Washington,
D. c., received the following from ID.
E. Salmon, chief of the bureau of
Animal Industry, Agricultural De-
partmeDt:
In reply to your favor of the 1st
inst. in regard to measures to be
adopted in order to prevent hog
cholera, would say that those indi-
Gated are as follows: The hogs should
be kept away from the public roads,
where animals will not come from
infected farms and mix with them
Precautions should also be adopted
to keep people from coming from
farms where the disease exists and
going among the hogs. The animals
may be Kept either in fields or in pens
wherepracticable they are better pro-
tected in the latter than in the former.
OF course the cleaner the surround
ings, the less danger of the eontagion
securing a Judgement where it could
multiply. Disinfectants should also
be used around the pens and feeding
places. The best one for this disease
is sulphuric acid. The strong acid
may be diluted with 500 times its
weight of water, and this solution
sprinkled about the places to be dis
infected. This is about the extent OF
the precautions that can be adopted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26

Average State tax, for all purposes;
as shown from this table, for eight
years of Republican control S65 cents
per annum. For sixteen years of
Democratic administration sig per
annum. A difference in favor of De-
mocracy of cents ON the hundred
dollars per annum. The total as
sessed value of real and personal
property for the year 1870 was $751;
399, ,S61.00, without reference 20 the
increase of property since 1870, had
this 3 cents on the hundred dollars
been levied annually on the aforesaid
sum of S137 ,399, ,S61.00, it would
have represented an increase of rev.
enue during the sixteen years of DEM
ocratic ascendency of 1,099, 1888.
This sum has been left in the hands
of the people instead of creating
large surplus in the State Treasury.
Governor Wilson shows that the
amount of the State debt paid from
the beginning OF the administration
is S135, ,552.73, and the amount still
in the treasury unappropriated is
$50, 1869. Every dollar of the State
debt can be paid during the present
administration without any increase
of taxation.
Says Mr.. Wilson: "In sixteen
years of Democratic administration
there has been saved TO the people by
an average annual reduction of five
cents tax on the hundred dollars, 81 =
O99, 1913. SS. And during the same pc
riod expended for extraordinary pur-
poses-construction of public build
iugs s966, ,772. 90, total of s2,065,-
970.SS.
These figures are all official and are
reliable. They give the lie to the
statement so often made by the Re-
publican press that the burdens of the
State have been increased under DEM
ocratic rule.
The people of the State can see in
plain black and white where their in
terests lie.
No stronger proof is necessary why
the Democratic Legislative and other
tickets should be elected throughout
the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Home.

The other day we passed plain
unpretentious house on the main
street of pleasant country village
there was nothing to distinguish it
from the other homes.
To stranger it was simply house
and nothing more.
But we saw it through veil of
tears.
The sight of the house gave us the
heart-ache.
1t was to US much more than a
house. 1t was the face of an old
friend.
1t was the home of our childhood.
Beneath its sheltering roof we had
spent iife's early hours.
Here in the old home we had learned
our first lessons of truth and right
from the mothers knee.
Here we had listened to the in
struction and warnings of the best Of
fathers.
And here in this little heaven on
earth, we had passed the happiest
hours of life.
Every room in that old house is a
haunted room. The spirits of the
loving and loved dead fill the house.
The old familiar faces, dust long
ago, stare at us from every window
pane.
Echoes of voices now joining the
angelic chorus, float out to us as we
pass the old home.
The trees stretch out their arms to
welcome us.
And all their leaves are tongues
telling tales of the long ago.
A boy stands in the door to watch
us as we pass, and the face of the boy
is our face, and the hand of the boy
is our hand, and the eyes of the boy
look into ours and are mirrored in
tears. We do not enter the old home.
Strangers live there and we would
be strangers and would receive a
stranger welcome.
A voice is whispering TO our heart
the words of another:
F" Backward, turn backward, oh time in thy
fight,
Make me a child again just for tonight.
Mother come back from the echoless shore,
Take me TO thy heart again just as of yOre,
Over my slumbers thy loving watch keep,
Rock me to sleep mother--rOck me to sleep"
And out on the hillside where the
silent dead wait for the call of God /
find my loved ones, and know that
the lost homes of earth are found in
Heaven.-A. w. HdtCks IN the Bal
tj7,Ore JVeeI.Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26
The storming of chapultepec.
Fannie II. Wards Letter.1

In this country they speak of our
stormiDg of Chapultepec as '' mas
sacre :" and such, indeed, 1t was,
the youthful cadets being literally
butchered by the Americans. For
many years that celebrated castle
where Montezuma held his barbaric
court in the surrounding grove Of
expresses, where, during nearly three
centuries, lived the successive vice.
kings of Spain, and where Maximilian
made his imperial home-has been
the West Point of Mexico for the
training of her youths in the art of
war. After Gen. Scott had taken the
place by storm and Gen. Bravo had
surrendered, Mexican cadet, seeing
the flag of his country in peril and
most of his comrades already slain,
sprang up the flagstaff, tore the BAN
ner from its place, and wound it
about his body and slid down, in
tending TO plunge over the precipice
in order to save the colOrs from fall
ling into the hands of the enemy
That act of heroism being frustrated,
the brave boy, with the beloved ban
ner still wrapped around him, fought
till his sword was taken and himself
actually cut in pieces by the Ameri-
cans.
Our historical accounts Of the
storming of ChapuItepec make no
mention of this and similar incidents,
nor does the word massacre" occur;
but they admit Our officers found
great difficulty in restraining our val
orous soldiers from sIaughtering the
garrison. Forty-eight of these school
boys, ranging in age from fourteen to
twenty years, sons of the proudest
and weaIthiest families in Mexico, lie
buried in one grave at the foot Of the
hill. Year by year the cadets of
Chapultepec strew flowers upon this
saddest of sepuIchres, and it IS MOTTO
be wondered that little love for the
United States is harbored among rel
atives and friends Of the slain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26

Just received from the eastern man
ufacturers New Stock of Goods, from
which you can select something that
will suit you-from Ladies Broach
to fine Gold Watch. have the best
selected stock of goods in the county,
and offer them at reduced rates. /
buy for Cash. and therefore can sell
for cash for less money than those that
buy on time. Ihave a fine lot of Dog
Collars, for sale cheap. Best Powder,
by the lb. so cts; Shot, cts. ID. +;
Cartridges, Wads, Caps, &C., &c
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fly Fans,
Lamps, or anything in my line, will
be repaired at short notice. / have
worked II years at the trade, there
fore 1 know what 1 am doing.
III. a. BUXTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26
Book Notices.

DEMoREsT's MoSrHLY.-The November
number of this popular progressive Magazine
is at hand. and fiue number it is. containing
a beautiful oil picture, 81 The Music Lesson"
besides fifty other illustrations. Its literary de-
partrncnts are instructive as well as amusing,
and its fashion department is just what Is
wanted in these hard times, as each number
contains an order emitting the purchaser to Sc
lect pattern of any design in that number
and of any size. thus saving the purchaser Of
single number about thirty cents, and sav-
ing of over S3 to yearly subscribers.
BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD for October is
q good number, and confirms :" Album Leaf, :"
:: Binding Sheaves.' = .'In the Gypsey Camp" {"
ing miscellany and editorials. S. Brainard's
Sons. Cleveland and Chicago. Subscription
81 so a year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26

JIOu w
If you want good bread you must
buy s' Primrose and 81 Superlative"
Roller Flour.
a new cavalry company has been
organized at Ashland, Va, number
ing forty men, and named, in honor
of the Governor of Virginia, the Fitz-
hugh Lee Horse Guard.
Exchange your wheat and Corn at
the MILLING STORE for Roller Flour
and Roller Corn Meal.
Hon. John G. Carlisle, Speaker of
the House of Representatives, has
been renominated by acclamation by
the Democrats of the 9th congress
sional district of Kentucky.
If you want to make your wife and
children happy, feed them on " Prim-
rose and "Superlative" Roller
Flour.
The White House of the Confeder-
acy at Richmond, is now used as a
public school. Libby prison is a
fertilizing factory and Castle Thunder
has been burned to the ground.
The small boy who plays circus with
the &C trick goat'' in his back yard
should see that the st. Jacobs Oil
bottle is not empty.
The Rev. DR.. J. Rice Bowman,
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Harrisonburg, Va, but
recently of Gainesville, Texas, has
been called to the pastorate of Pres
byterian church in Chicago at sal
airy of $4,000 year.
Mrs. Grant has received another
$50, 900 realized on the sales of Cen
eral Grants book. Another check
for 100000 is soon to be drawn,
making the amount received $3.50, 900.
She will realize more than $500, 900.
On October 2sth the Bartholdi
Statue of Liberty is to be dedicated.
Preparations are being made for one
of the greatest celebrations New York
has ever seen. Every military COM
pany, brass band, and organization
of every kind that can be summoned
from the country round about will be
present. The fleets of all nations
will unfurl their colors in New York
harbor and prominent men from two
continents will take part in the GER
emonies.
Elections will he held November I'd
in Alabama, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ne
braslla, Nevada, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, North Caro-
lima, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia, West Virginia and
Wisconsin.
A good story is told of one of our
local politicians who was canvassing
for nomination for country Office.
One afternoon he attended a gathering
in an out township, and meeting an
intelligent-looking young man whom
he thought might have some Influence,
walked up to him and shook him
warmly by the hand, inquiring: ''How
is your father?' The y. m. answered ::
'' My father has been dead three
years" Indeed replied the can
didate, 81 had not heard of it. l
knew him intimately. He was one of
my best friends, and I regret to hear
it. He was one of the best and
purest men L ever knew. You have
my sympathy, "etc. The same even
ing he met the same person in a vii
lage near by, and, having forgotten
his face, accosted him the second
time with the interrogatory: How
is your father?' The young man
looked at him for a moment and said {:
{ IIa u st;lI dnnd ., and .rnII-nd cff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26
PoETIcAL.
Der peutcher's Maxim.

Dhere vas yot you call q maxim
Dot l hear der oder day,
Und wride i'd in mine album,
So i'd don'd could got ayey;
Und dells my leedle Yawcob
He mOost mind vot he's aboudt;
s'Tis too late TO lock der shtable
Ven der horse he vas gone oudt."
Ven see ubon der corners
OF der shtreets. most efry night,
Der loafers und der hoodlums,
Who do nix but shyear und fight,
says to hilne Katrina.
a Let US make home bright und gay;
We had peter lock der shtable,
So our colts don'd got away"
When you see dhose leedle urchins,
Not mooch ofer knee-high tall,
Slump righdt indo der melon patch,
shust owf der garden vail,
Und watch each leedle rashkell
When he cooms back init hees "boodlo,"
Look oudt und lock your shtable,
So your own nag don'd shkydoodle!
Ven der young man at der counter
Wants to shpecgulate in shtocks,
Und buys hoes girl some timond rings,
Und piles righdt CUP der rocks,
Look oudt for dot young feller;
Id vas safe enuff to say
Dot der shtable 1t vas empty,
Und der horse vas gone away.
Dhen dake Time by der fetlock;
Don'd hurry droo life's courses,
Rememper vot der poet says:
Life's but a shpan"-of horses;
Der poy he vas der comm man;
Be careful While you may;
Shust keep der shtable bolted,
Und der horse don'd got away.
IChds. r. adams, in RdrPe1's Magazine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26

Days Horse Powder is the thing to
use in fattening sheep. Stoek-raisers
should know this.
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, for the
relief of collie, teetbing. ETC.. contains
no Opium. Price 25 cents
IndescribabIe.-No one can adj
equately describe the sufferings i'm
posed by Indigestion; but DIR. Bulls
Baltimore Pills viii cure this disease
Maidens love to inhale Drexefs
Bell Cologne,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-10-26
Another Broadside for the Re-
publicans.
TFtoni the wheeling Register.l

The Charleston Star publishes an
interview with Governor Wilson, that
adds emphasis if such thing is pos
sible, to the speeches of Secretary of
State Walker, and ex-senator Davis.
The Governor gives the following
table from the records, showing the
rate of taxation in every year since
the State was formed:
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MICHAEL STKoSGoFF. Mr.. G..
c. Staley, while playing the leading
part in s. Michael Strongoff," at Oak
land, CAL, became so hoarse from a
severe cold that he despaired of being
able to continue his part. Two bot
ties of Red Star Cough Cure entirely
cured him. Does not nauseate.
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We feel assured that it will be of interest to
every lady who contempIates buying 8 Winter
Wrap, of any style, TO examine our stock,
which is now ready for your inspection. In
this department we have made decided efforts
to meet the wants of our patrons. and are now
prepared to offer them the greatest of bargains,
especially in Misses and Childfen's.
6 d. HIRsCHfKS & Co
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Split-Botton Chairs.

HNHE undersigned would hereby inform the
Il public that he continues the manufacture
of SPLIT-BOTTOM CHAIRS of all kinds
Arm, Rocker and Plain-of the best material
and at low rates. Table Chairs furnished at
go per dozen; Children's Plain Chairs. 40 cts.
each; Children's Rockers, SO cts; Ladies' Rock
ers, 81; Gents Arm Rockers, SO. Other Chairs
proportionately low. Old chairs re-bottomcd
on short notice. ELIAS HIGGS.
P. o. Middleway, jefferson Co, W. Va.
February Il, 1SS2-y.
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George L. Travis.
THE BOSS BARBER,

4INyNlA 4y-A3NL14sIs1
announces to his friends
N and the public that has removed to the
front upper room in the Gibson building, ad-
Joining the courthouse yard.
Ny shop has been Thoroughly Furnished and
Improved, with the Best Patent Spring Chairs,
sc, is large and roomy. and shall constantly
have the services of competent assistant
Promptuess. neatness. and politeness. my mot
April 8. 1856.
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Various Items.

Work has been begun on the col
lege building which the Hon. Henry
G. Davis will present to the corpora
ton of Piedmont, W. Va.
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20, 1856.

JErrEnsos cousrr, W. Va.
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If you want good bread you must
buy g Primrose and I" Superlative"
Roller Flour.
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If you owe for your paper. pay up.
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a new cavalry company has been
organized at Ashland, Va, number
ing forty men, and named, in honor
of the Governor of Virginia, the Fitz-
hnoh 7 90 Horse Guard