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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Sort 90 gpot.

Der sr faa Mennsiter, iom sis. T.!
Seiltrtn enb iaabanue, Der in, n
taale fine Thermometers arith 1
Of mere Sielp END al gisbor ;.
GauOiSriel er ct Grat al iimSsr ~
ueitelis @eolibenbeo, iUm ias hi
ter %.
Snsen tsrre 8esler frsmbri,,,.
genfab; bet er einoets U8 Gurhsa,
lens Gerf--iaa os meb 9gtter.
Haar en- ~fiempeitur Sgnosr v,rs,,
Der fig, bliper ban sierue en- tirpy
masiis SUBS Srbs 5Oriparer. ~,
pil ba itepne mob Simlsn meO :9S,r :,
Nibtiarbeo % tiene Surberrs lio,i,,,
iulot % belt, ipm ban for tients 81,
pelen.
Sntet er lettere END at inb, n
bps Gnore. Snsen SelpoperUinSg,
insen 8esauelie, insen Gpner % ir,g
8aratteritprte bebppes BERTH. yc
iuabanne, Der bepeses al ct usrist,
gnite ont at sisre @uot, bar inor
1io tilouers for 8ebpmmclie Of III
bres Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Carte 2eftien aoot.

Der fort4Qss ON en- G~mbeesmauo
pso ct Sernbane'a ompani | EIeu en-
ganffe COB Siftorie. Gan sr en- Harp
Sasttcser Of 2iiciplin hos ben nuiatte
getlenins, %. mao ban iinber &nlco.
ming til at sipe en- 8eiient ct itorpt
8int ON at ciie mere astpansipcnbeo |
Gieneiten, iaa laoer ban ben life gao
iUrbi. 5ur fort lib fieen reiite benne
~Itriite Mano meo ct Tr9n iii 9altis
more, % 9onouftpren pmbpro bar als
oeles M / 2isnsiten; imiblsrtio fienote
ban oenne Yasiaser iom en- | Sompa'
niets 9ieneite itaaenos bsiere gmbebs,
mano, os berfor troebe ban, at bet
itulSe bore iaa tiatt siort life at ben.
penbe fig til bam for 2idst saer Ssta'
ling for Seiien; ban iaa BLOT paa BAN
Us git bam forbi.
"Se bar life fact min 9etalius",
iasbe 9iiciplin,W anoen.
"Sir!" ioareoe &%onouttsrsn, "ies
Dor ina belbis at fienoe Gem, iaa BET
er / fin Srbeu. De err SIR. - o. bar
naturlisuis gas paa Sauen".
"Ge ftuloe life tienoe 9osen Girl"
'asoe Scr. =, % bet / FABIAN Zone, al
&ononttgren bleu rent forifraffet %
begpnote at fro. at bet bel bar iorbi
meo bans GniGttelie iom &~pnouftp..
"Stte 9ier bet bet minbite til Gaeen.
ON ies tisrer meo bette Tr9n 100
@anse um 9asen; De ital ~forlanse
o8iaa al mtg 2idet; ber er nit Tas,
Sir! tuib ct Sul / bet, us tiaao Dem
aloris at sigre noset lisnenbe".
gten ben Ter beoit, iom Ter 5iblt. Set
bar life mango 9use, iaa tus Gmbebss
manben tiIfaloisuis famine Sren fra
Baltimore. 8Onbuftsren lasoe Merte
til ban, Us bar filter paa, at ban benne
Gang life ifuloe fOrismme ben BAN iaa
Itrsnst paalaste 8list. San GIT 3jen'
mem Susnen fit Iusiaserern.s giaets
ter % iasoe psiaa oa ban font til Orr.
- "3idet!"
Den itritte Snitruftsr iaa op %
sienfienpte 8unouttsrsn. "Sa", iasbe
ban, "oet er aloeles ristist", % ban
famleoe / fine CONNER eiter fin 8ass
Bog. Den bar Der life. "Seipnber-
ltst", iasoe ban. "bour fan ies babe
last ben eiter mig; bet bar ilemt; men
De ioritaar, buorlebes bet forbuloer
fig, at ies bar slemt nit Ias etiteos,
men le9 er Scr. - iom Se peb".
"Set fan life bialpe Cir! Seq tien'
Der Gem life, os Be mao betale". S9
bet MATTE ban, men bet patte flor Sp,
iist / belle Susnen. at N Gasiaser
baube, eiter oeres Meuins, billet iu,se
Jig til fri &eiie.
Mr. - fslte fig oft anbet END bel,
ites uoen ct Orb uo peb fit 8eitemmel,
iesiteo. % &Onouftsten bgrte aloriq
uOset ON lin Iilfeb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
On Marim= 2anon |
Wmcrifa.

Reo Stierneliniens 9ampFib Mo'|
ieitit fom forleben til Neiu gort eE|
fsrite NarimsS Ramon fra GipsrpOoI %
ienotes berira til @aibjnston for Al
prsocs. Spfinberen furiitrer, at va
fan itpbe 600 Stub / @iuutct % aIt'
iaa 10 / boert Sefuno. Der behSVa
bare en- Mano til at itpre "SGItet', NI
ban Tan rette al lin Spmertiombeo YaiI
ben S~ientanS, Suslerne ital raFlrR'
&eiten gier Sanunen ielu. Son h'9''
Der bare at ii9te. aanonen er ts'tsn'
til at ~anbrinses / SrlossItibe % I'll
r,apnlis tiene til a%pitfpriuar mob bur
tissaaenbe Torpebobaabe. Sen st lai
let, at ben fan penbes / ct SiebItt %
ienoe Salper mob fienbtli8e SaaSf'
iom ilpr i~prtere enb ielpe SaralO 9IAS
Naar auslerne farer ub al @tunSIHg'E'
saar be omtrent 1900 Sob / SsflHSa'
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Gn oanif StoripinoIer.

On efter bore biemlise Sorbolo flor
SpinbIer, Cigar Sanien, blep. itriues
fra &~isbenbapn ben 7oe b., / 2sroass
bsmt al &riminalretten.
Cigar Sunien er ubsaaet fra ct bes
berltst % aoelt Siem. Ser biemme
lepeoe ban paa en- meset for SOB,
lunst ouer gune, men oa 5amilien bar
pelbapenSe, bar Der Snsen, Der betpms
rehe fig ON, buur bon fit 8ensene fra.
9ans @lanosperlooe ialbt iioit / Stti'
erne. Seo fit pinoenoe SGieu bapbe
ban itafiet fig Snbpas be beoite So
miller, % ielu a%rrau9ereoe ban fore
Setter, iom blep Omtalt piot % brebt.
San bar Selfabs manb til Sinseripibs
ierne, men liot Of en- Original. Git,
bpab ban ioretOs fig, bar ertrapusuut,
men barmlpit, % Snsen tos bans
mGrtparSise Snbialb ~forarselist op.
Sans Serrelio tos tiliibi en- Gnbe
meo 5prltrGtfelie. Sur at ftaffs Bense
til fine fuiibare Saner bespnbte ban at
sisre @i9lo, men ba areoitten Hap pp,
siproe ban llooeie, Der itreiiebe itertt
ino paa bet Sriminele. Sans 9enses
iurbolO blep mere Us mere oeranserebe;
lang 9io leUeoe ban al at sipre @ielo
bos 8ennsr Os Setienote, men ba bet
git op for benz, buor ubelbise bans 5pr.
bplo bar, trat De fig iilbase. eaa fom
Gefaoencen. San MATTE ino Itrente
fine 5Orbolb, bebo en- taruelis, liben
aeilisbeo, ps tiliioit falot ban i 9pli.
tlets Sanber. sos en- itsrre Wpbel,
gambler bapbe ban taset ct 4 8arels
iers Mpblement paa officiating %
itrar 9iort bette / gense. San blep
iopnt Sano % Srsb. ga ban Tom
no al SRn9ilet, maatte ban for at faa
BET 9~sSuenoisite til 9ipsts Spbulo
ilaa 8laber, ban uSsau fig for Spbas
seliesbetient, Susfsrer, @ienSomsbes
iiboer cs nleset Gnoet, us blep itraffet
paaup.
@n ifjpn Dag ~foripanbt ban fra
8~igbenbaon. San bar reiit til Ime.
rita, men ban Tom Der burtig / Spnflltt
meb 2ooen % reifte iaa biem iaisn.
Ger bar bog Surbbunben life lnnaer
sunitis for bans Meriter, bpurfur ban
paanp penbte fit 5abrslano &paaen.
San reiite til 9pitlaub, i~nblua.reoe fla
paa be iterite Suteler Us uosap fig for
at bore banif SioenIfabsmanb. ga
iaa sOot fortob ban at buppere Soil,
at De fsrt basefter ~opoasebe, at bet
par en- Spinbler, be baube bait meb at
sipre. San betalte nemlis albria fine
&esninser. Sra 9pltlanb tOs ban til
Srantrise, bppr Fan lepebe ipm 8elba.
Der, beorps fine 9anosmanb Der eiter
itsrite Naaleitut us reiite iaa pioere
til Stalien. Der, i 9iuOrno. bleu ban
iat iait paa JoranleSnins Of en- Sutels
oart, Der life pilOe Iabe fig MARIE. Sra
Stalisn blep ban brust BERTH, buur
bans fore spnbsresiiter blep opaiurt.
&etten iosmte BAN 2 Glars 5orbss
rinssbusarbeibs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Sab benoe blipe t Sroen!

Sen franfe 8ibenfabsmaro 9lttre'
iaa befienbt for fin SrbbOs / bet irar1'
tie @prps, par en- fuloitanois Sr'ta1'
fer; life troebe ban paa Cub, heller tile
paa Sialsns llbsbeliSbeO. Sa ban |
1871 optosss iOm MebIem al bet lraf''
lie Gcabemi, en- ftorartet &resbeo's'
ming, uomelbte fig ben berbmte Supaf''
luup, SiItop / Orleans, ioet ban pro-
teitereoe berimub paa @runo al GIttres
stanbpuntt / Grosiaser.
ct onoet Meblem al ben iaa uom9rs
tebe Sniitutiun, bet frantic acuoeml,
par 2ssOuue, Gurfatter al NOpsler,
etueipil us 2iste; osiaa ban bar 6rl
tanfer. Sra BAN bar man iuloltano'8
@arauti for, at islsenoe anstOots ON
9ittre er albsles ianofarois.
Strar eiter OF en- 2atter bar bleperl
bam fgbt, iasoe ban til fin Some: "Is'n
tiare Suitru, On er en- COB Sr'lten;
upbras Dor 9uttsr i bin &ells'oa %
til ben GrombeS, iOm Su baf alt'O p1it;
men ben Setinsslie mao jes faa Sop
til at iatte, at naar bun er Is Iar, oa
pil ies 6ape 8fet til at fremIatte tor
benoe mine I~uIfuelisr, % bo fan bun
ielp ueloe, paa builtsn Sibe bun pll
tiae fig. 6rit @uls ital bun faa.'
On @orsenen paa Yisens 15'aarise
Ssbielsoaa tum MOoeren .ao Slttre's
Grbeiosparelie.
"3u buffer mol, tiare Manb", iasoe
bans SuItru, "por glitale; Dor Satter
iplosr ioas fit 15oe Iar; III er bun
reoe til at bpre paa 9is meo ben Iss
teIie % ben 9iaio, iUm bun itplber
en- iaa uom9rtet inii 5acer, iOm On
er. Stal ies brinse benoe berlno?"
"Sa 9u fan ba pel besribe, at bun
maa fumme bertnc. iaa ies biertelIs fan
srutulere benoe; men life bltper Der
uosen Snat on, at ies BIZ meooele
benoe mine glnituelier; nei bet bore
lanstira, 3u bar Oporaset benpe til
ct sOot, fiarlist, ppristist, flinft %
lpttslist Barn - lpttelist ia, % bette
lisser 10 Oft. On fan ba pel life trO.
at jes meb mine Sheer pilbe sOslasse
al benne 9pfte, ale benbes rene, ultpIs
oise 2anfer - nei, ps after nei - be
fan p1re 9Obe moi for mig, men bpab
be pilbe bliue for benoe, er temmelis
ipiliomt. Spem funoe bore iitter paa,
at be life plloe unbermtnere oft bet
@uoe, 9u bar neblast / benbe? Bring
benbe ino. iaa ies fan lptsnlte benbe
os ueliisne Dig, iaa bun bprer oerpau,
for Ilt, boab On bar siurt for benbe,
iaa bun ON mulist fan buloe enonu
mere al Dig, euo bun siGr.
Meooeleren al Spenu9onte tilipier
tili9e for lit eset 8eotommenoe:
"Osiaa ies bar umfrins mig 3ruenbe,
boem jes bolber al, os, ies pilOe anie
mig ielp for en- 5urbrpoer, um ies
msote oeres reli9ioie Sperbepisninser
meo mine Sn%bpenoinser Os 3uit, iiar
naar ies finoer, at be i fin Gro bar
fun @lGoe, 2rDit % ROral."
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Left Erickson Republican League.

A Left Erickson republican league has
been formed in Winnesheik county, Ia,
with headquarters at DEBORAH.
Its objects and purposes are to
strengthen the republican party of Iowa,
and to promote by all legitimate agen-
cies the success of the republican party
and its candidates, thereby exerting the
most potent influence in behalf of good
government
Its officers for the ensuing year are:
Knut Thompson, president; Ole P. Eye
land, Ist vice president, Military town
ship; Ole G. Arneson I'd vice president;
A. L Himle. secretary and A. E. Ellick.
son treasurer.
At a special meeting held on Saturday,
Jan. 25th. the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Left Erickson re
publican league of WInnesheik county,
Iowa, from now on until after the ma,
tional republican convention at St Louis
has named its standard bearer for 1906,
use all honorable means in supporting
and furthering the candidacy Of Iowa's
safely conservative, brilliant statesman,
Senator VIM. b. Allison, for president.
The league has in contemplation a boat
excursion. which will start from Nc
Gregor. la, in time to reach ST. Louis on
June 18th, or the day before the national
convention c%onvenes. Indications are
that the only difficulty will be in furnish
ing suitable boats for transportato on as a
large number have already declared their
intention of going.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
100000 NtreS

uomGrfet 6arnI' os Stoplano | grfau,os.
beliS3eHpe nsllem Memphis os 9tttle Rcd.
@riien er ira IS til $40 per acre. Sri Or.
Tor SanS'lsbsre. 6or uarm.re Or.
lpsn'nser bsHpsnSsr man iis til u. 8. Simls,
DEBORAH Soma, lo'aI sIssut for ", Bone.
fen, gbicasp, 80,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

On mcoet tomplet Seeo & Ql1ut TA'"
{: ben aatolog, iom CT uosipet al y y
Suctbee, / 8otiforb, III.
Zen inoebOlbtr 80 Sioer, 8-l2, er F'S'
ltgt iluftreret paa tint gapir, Og tr ct '1''
oeles imu,t uofsrt @rbeioc - mutt Nv
gOStrDltersns SiOe - ristis SoOt ira S'''
bolorts.
"guctbrs 'Scto Souie" er befitnoi ".
fine goOe % fore 9eboloniuger al GrH l'
I'm 9aaliOelisbsO, iaa hi ct life 0aHa' ~
at anbefale bet.
Satalos ienoes gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Snifcs.

&eipettable ifanoinapilte glano iii
opertase Gsenturen iOr en-, ietboert GUS
let i9l8elis Grtitel. gpeiie er life nBo.
psnois; bebaselist Grbeioe Os suo Se.
falling %garanteres. @nbper, Der matte
cnlte at 9runoe eli lpnnenbe 6Orrstuing,
eaer iOritafie fig en- imut Siiortisneite,
oil ior Splpsuinssr os iris Yrpuer be-
base at tilItripe
6. s. Sboop & Co.,
No. COS State Str. Racine, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

st rigt Eager Of NIumin er nsIra
ppSaset / SOper, 81. 8. On Sanibpo.
ming ital osisres, ps ba grbeiperne
srop ! SOroen, iaa be nuset, ium slit.
reSs eOlen. Oct er iieloen, at glu.
min finSes i iaaouu Ransbe. aeret
iaa bisbt, at bet msb 9etbeo funoe
tages meb Spaben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

en ubelot9 compliment. 9sitnanter iii
en- Glore Sams: "6rue, ianoelis fer 9s lille
iOas iaa irit Os ~bIOmtrsnOe uO iom en-
&oie paa t1ps Gar."
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

Prof. Breckenridge expects his stu,
dents TO show. in the spring Normal In,
%sti,ute. that they have been WELL trained
A tho ough impartial examination ex,
hibits a school in its true light.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

ssorior lite nnoeaa SaIoesIen al nop'0H1"S
paa en- BinosNgle o. gumse beO at brn9s pesor III
Pump and Windmill Spring. 8tiIf.sn."Sr s
9aranteres TO- % | Drug. Sris SaH9.ess, INA
Steoet life bar Dem. oa ittu til -os for lH'mSBGGT,rg
SsiesnIIn8er; opatp 8rpnoens 2ueoe o. 5T,tafaI
al griien. DEBORAH WINDMILL IY.,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

Muu LATER Ofts I en- Rpinoes Zine tun,
bpao man itIp pnler.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
Notwithstanding.
7eeorab @arfes.
sninn.nnnus wrcsuftmarfes.
Den sote Januar.

rrsssr Noterineer er for stsrre Partier; we'd Smaasaig
or rrtscrne natwIigyis ldi heiere.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-11-10
Track AND PADDOCK.
Ro,ntifur pe1lo is "a years old.

BoautifurB Belle is % years old
The Dunbury Comm fair viii begin
Oct. 4.
Amos l., e:15, the PAGER, is another OF
the midget brigade.
Dan T. a:o6N, has Joined the free for
all PAGERS with the Joe -Patchen-Frank
Agan band.
groom has no lien ON the horse or horses
he cares for.
A full brother to Page, 2:o9A, was sold
for s85 at one OF T. ]. Berry's Chicngo
sales two years ago.
Crystal, the dam of Cut Glass, e:12H, is
II years old and has this year entered the
great brood mare list.
Ten trotting bred mares have been ship
ped from Now York to Prince George OF
Leichtenburg, Russia.
Milliner, u yearling, by Electricity, has
won two races $3.50 and hasn't yet taken
a record of three minutes.
A project is on foot in government cir
Giles to establish in Tennessee h main
United States cavalry depot.
Maggie May. the bay trotting mare who
won second money at HaZleton, Pa, re-
Gently, is believed to be a sleeper.
Two new tracks are in course of con-
ssruction near EIkton, Nd, Il at Iron
Iii Gl44 AAO OAAA1A db
Princess Eulalia has lowered the Fond
du Lac track record to 2:I1H. Albert e,
by Penrose, formerly held the record.
Sphinxetta, 2:osS, passed the first year
of her life ON a Dakota ranch. When
young. she trotted, but is now n PAGER.
The California Roam Wilkes has a record
of 2:12A, and the Tennessee Roam Wilkes,
now in New England, q record of 2:o7H.
Happiness, 2:17A, and hiignon, 2:12%,
the two Philadelphia pacers between
whose owners there exists II keen rivalry,
have been matched for a race to come OFF
prior to Nov. L, for 81, 500 n side.
Red Silk seems to be the most unfortu-
nate campaigner of the season. Ever since
she started out she has WOE one or two
heats in each race, but something always
happens to cheat her out of first money
Collie carried off another good performer
In Jesse Hanson, 2:135I. He was az In
diana product, and for the past seven or
eight years had been constantly raced and
had 59 winning heats below $3.50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-11-10
SILK.

There arc from eight to ten species of
siIkworms in this country.
Henry VIII was the first English king
to wear n pair of silk stockings.
The Silk Association of Great Britain
and Ireland was formed in 1886.
In the book OF Ezekiel u fabric is men
toned by the name of silk as well known
in Assyrin and Babylon.
Tho first expectation of American silk
was in 1884, when eight pounds was sent
from America TO England.
From the German colony of Ebenezer,
near Savannah, in the year l749, over l 900
pounds of silk was exported.
The latest available statistics from
France, collected in the year 1887, mako
the silk product of that year l., 1900, 600
pounds, worth eco, 400, 600.
The ordinary annual crop of silk in
China is estimated at about $1,000, 0C0
pounds, of which over 60 per cent is con
sumed in the country where it is produced
The silk industry of Switzerland is a
very important part of the national wealth.
In 1887 there were manufactured in the
little mountain country 3, 100, coo pounds,
valued at &c, 600, 600.
H~eliognbalus was the first Roman EN-
peror to wear n silken garment. In the
year 220 A. d. he had u silken gown made,
in which he appeared in public, and which
caused grave scandal among staid, elderly
Roman citizens.
In Greece, in the third century B. c.,
the wearing of silk was forbidden to won-
en-, the husbands of those who violated
this law being heavily ned ON the theory
that u husband ought to be able to control
his wife's taste for fuery.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-11-10
CHINA NOVELTIES.

A dinner plate which may be looked for
to appear in country hotels has the rim
divided into bou ten spaces, in which
appear advertisements.
A new umbrella stand recently shown
was in the shape of an immense frog sup
porting a half opened umbrella, deep red
in color. 1t had a capacity of at least a
dozen umbrellas.
A beautiful fruit plate in N%apoleonic
green and gold bears on it n painting COM
~memorating the story of Napoleon finding
the sentry asleep and taking up his musket
and keeping guard while the exhausted
soldier sleeps.
A new leo cream set now in the market
shows TWO lovers in vatican costumes.
They appear in various loverlike attitudes
on the minor pieces, while the large dish
shows them with radiant faces and in u
position which leaves no doubt of their
having reached a satisfactory understand
ing.
A pair of bisque statuettcs given great
prominence i'll u New York show window
during the recent visit of Ii Hung Chang
represented n mandarin and his consort
both in bright hued garments. They nod
ded their heads and waved their hands
not only when the viceroy passed, but
whenever the clerk set them in motion
Crockery and Glass Journal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-11-10
Mr. orro n. ELBERT.

on my neck, my throat was filled with
sores, and a horrible ulcer broke out on
my Jaw. After being treated again with
no success, I became disguised and
changed doctors. 1 was again given
the usual treatment of mercury, and
took enough to kill an ordinary man.
OF course, I was pronounced cured half
a dozen times, the disease returning
each time, until my physician finally
admitted that he could do me no good.
I am sure hat no one was ever
in a worse fix than I-my hair had
fallen by the handful, my feet were SO
swollen that 1 could scarcely work, and
I was in a sad plight.
al had seen S. S. S. advertised as a
cure for this disease, and determined to
try it, and before 1 had taken one bottle
I felt much better. 1 continued to take
the remedy, and a dozen bottles cured
me completely, so that for Eve years I
have had no sign of the terrible disease.
S. S. S. is the greatest blood remedy of
the age, and is truly a God-send to those
afflicted with contagious blood poison"
For fifty years S. SIS. has been curing
this terrible disease, even after all other
treatment failed. 1t is guaranteed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-11-10
The Curse
OF Mankind!

The most horrible disease to which
pious blood poison. 1t has always
baffied the doctors, for Notwithstanding
the progress made in some branches OF
medicine. they have failed absolutely to
discover a cure for it. Whether in the
form of powder, pill or liquid, the doc
tors prescription is always the same
Mr.. Otto n. Ebert, who resides at the
corner of 22d Street, and Avenae NJ,
Galveston, Texas, had a severe experi-
enc with this dreadful disease, and
under date of April 5th, 1896, writes:
aSevera1 years ago 1 was SO unforta-
nate as to contract contagious blood
poison, and was under treatment of the
best physicians continuously for four
years. As soon as I discovered that L had
the disease, 1 hastened to place myself
under the care OF one of the foremost
doctors in my State, and took his
treatment faithfully for several months.
It was a very short time after he pro
nounced me we'll, that the disease broke
out afresh. and 1 was in a far worse con-
dition that at first. Large Jumps formed
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SOUTHWARK.

Trains No. 4o5. 4i9, 4l3 and AZ are daily eN-
cept Sunday
ESQ Il m.. arrive nj Staunton lo.55 a. M
Ou Sunday mixed trains leave NJ SIS \. M.
arrive at HarrisonburS 100 p. m.
CONNECTIONS.
Train 4OS cunurcis At Harper's Ferry with
Fust Limited Express train leaving at lao p.
IN. arriving n Cincidnaiii at us .. M, St
Louis Goo o.. M; aud connects nj Weavcrton
with train arriving at Hagerstown at gil p.
m. aud AZ Washington Junction with train
arriving ut Frederick at 1.5S p m.
Train 416 connects with Fast Fcstibulc train
at Harper's Ferry at 9:I4 p. m: for Chicago, at
1921 D. M. for PitfslIurg and lass u. m. for
CTnciunatti aud St. Louis. Arrive at Pits
burg at 200 n. m, Chicago nj 9;i5 y. M Gin
%cinnaiti AT 3 p. p. m, and st, Louis 6;S0 n m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run
through TO Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago
ON ali express trains.
to any Office of the B.. & D. II. r.. or % G. E.
Dudrow. Travelling Passenger Agent, Win
chester. Virginia.
W. II. GREENE, Gcn1 Manager.
CHAS. o.. SCULL. Genr Pass. Agt-
e. fgQl
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E N CLEAN.

Fine emeralds are in growing demand.
The diamond continues for jewelcd side
combs large and small.
Fancy stones are, if possible, employed
in larger number than ever.
There is an apprcoiable increase in the
demand for bracelets and earrings.
Gem clusters arc fashionable not only
for finger rings, but for earrings, scarfpins
and brooches.
The round brooch has lost none of its
popularity, although oblong ones compete
with it for favor.
A yachting design among brooches that
may be worn ashore with propriety simu-
lates an anchor and chain.
American women are beginning to look
with favor on bracelets, which their Eng
lish cousins have long considered coveted
possessions.
Gem jewelry is in the ascendant. Rare
stones are used for patrons who can afford
the best, but for the less fortunate fancy
stones and clever limitations are employed.
with artistic results.
A novel design in bracelets consists of a
broad woven gold wire chain longer than
the ordinary bracelet. At one end is a
slide through which passes the remaining
end, SO that the bracelet may be made
large or small at will From the pendent
end hangs a charm.-Jewelers' Circular.
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Purely Vegetable

and never fails to cure contagious blood
poison, scrofula, eczema, rheumatism,
cancer, catarrh, or any other disease of
the blood. If you nave a blood disease,
take a remedy which will not injure
you. Beware of mercury; don't do VIC
1ence to your system.
Our books on blood and skin diseases
will be mailed free to any address. Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Music Lessons.

NHADAM and MISS BERTHA RUHL will
vi resume their class in Vocal and Instrn-
mental Music Sept. End, 1895. at their resi-
dence on the corner OF Samuel and Liberty
streets, aud any one wishing Vocal or InstrU-
mental Lessons will save time and money by
taking from them. They will teach Vocal in
class and special. and Instruments as folio VS.
Piano, Organ, Violin. Guitar and Banjo.
Also Sight Reading, Theory and. Harmony
Terms moderate.
Aug. %. 1875.
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Additional trains leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and Intermediate Stations ut lO.l7 a.
IN. aud sos p. IN, and leave Union Bridge for
Baltimore at GO a. M. Rrucevilie st OBS a.
cept Sunday.
-Daily. All others Daily, except sunday.
tStops only to land passengers from Balti
more.
j. NJ. HOOD, Pres't. and GenT Man'gr.
B. II. GRISWOLD, Gen1 Pass. Agent.
Oct. 20. 1896.