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OF
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M \jv Sru.:; T. Ciivrlkstows.
MiUiiiERY & FANCY GOODS.
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THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Mitplerr tl**’ newest tlun^sin i!> 1
. V immii cn ated promptly «ad an- •
stamf
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For Siiirt
•IV!' \1 FINK If i'll, i'INC? I»’T< IN
> i' -!, ; *n, NV. •* Virginia, fr >ntin *
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■ “ • few ■ vw
Jaaiks W. IjI'TT,
C11A H LCSTOWR, W V A.,
DHALKR IN
AM* MINTKU'Tl It! 11
all kinds of tin and siieft
I HON WAFF. j
Hoofing: n«d Spouting:
A SPECIALTY.
rpHE t mi. r-igned ha- recently enlarged and
very much improved hr; salesroom, and
a l l -d largely to his steel . he.rh i*i vi-r.ety and
uai ' in 1 line. Ilia sup|dy oi
i c*.*K STi 'YES AND lUNHKS will compete
With am. embraces :h" Celebrated “Excelsior
t •• Harm r Girl." which never fail to giv
en ire -at‘.-faction, he-: ! - a largo llUIllher of
■ With each Stove ther -
i*.. - e elusivt of plates, all <>f thetfb \<rV
r. fill o ho i-.-keeper-. .Important additions
t i munv of tli -eStoves, as t irnishcd hy me, I
a ■ .side. Automatic-* Gen and Pipe Shelves,
Y* v i Harks ami Warming s lo-e;-. Coal <>i[
St ives always in -lock, and the best V oi.-.i and .
foal Heaters on hand in season. Every Mow |
; lar.mtc • 1. My supply »t lor.e tcents in my .
line is one of the be-.t ever ollere l in 1 liurlcs
town. and includes handsomely ornamented]
Water foolers and Chamber Sets, VeaHtilRl i
l>;ip i oti.-e-SVt', - inp la and ' r< aift EAdh--. j
A, . with all the u-ual variety ofTin ami Sheet- ,
P • < • always mod- <
crate. J'tice ol Stoves . om riff tip. ,
15 ijfing and So iiitin.; and otb»*r Tin >\«>rU,
promptly cxecfUcl.
JAMES \V. HI TT.
April ff!«, JS-s.'t. |
fir 1 Rt%R & SSI* VSR,
N*. 11 G .rn r Ninth uml Chestnut :t9., Pbih>
J. M.-ivimniN, Manager. J. II. Di xxiP«R. Sup. 1
SI K1 "iTCAH^ run from ail the principal!
I* |.,.ts to the il'iTEh. The aceomm >dat.on-|
.. in ' ll respect; e.jual to any ir. the City.—
j;per d iv.
i >ct. g. issi)—y.
i
AL1VH AGAIN!
HIVING purch.v <1 the Store a rd Stock of
Mt. Warren Ktiv I “i'l emtinae the same
In. •(' bu> r.-.s at in* old stand. 1 offer u tioe
«.-<•>: t incut of
'KHIKS, SCGARS, < Or l'Kh>>,
&C.
Also « iar*;o *!<>* k of
\voiiri:>;-\VAiiH, cum ki:uy &■ salt.
I t the pat roe *£«.• of my friend* ate! the,
public, and am satisfied they will find my st ick of ;
prf'tii* an tlitv and my piicca very low.
ISI9. II. Ji. COOKE.
4 « ROUND Alum and l'ine Salt fur **lc cheap
{j t,v II. H. COOKK.
f CST r i inF of Rackets, Tab* .md Cylfn
ti ue; Cliuiiu, winch are Ini sale bv •
11. 11. COOKK.
i I.A'lfiK Stock of Qneen.iware, Olassw.in
•\ ami Stoneware f«r talc cheap at "lie1 Old
?; , I « U. 11. COOKK.
j.kvxu* Ki Aimv,
DuAi.tn in
ir icerics, Provisions, Liquors
^ I. :;n t OS.F! ;as».ro;:r< clSoitcrt^ \
WUfJIWX U'.tfi’i', QUKFXSH’AliE, Ac.,.
i .? \ V i.'.ii: auci wtriam ia rcttij-tol i l . »p
1 Stock o f
* 4
K.imilv Groceries aiu\ Liquors.
ivhichui Ibe mid aslntr ascanbe lion »ht e!»fr-j
*> re. Ifive me a cftilbefoie purchasing.
CitARLEyrowa. June9, Ifii*—lv. .f. S. '
s ( Kars iaw. !) 1 it * V.. !1 ■; re r
EAtNSnA’V & DOOLEY,
1 i* 1 ■ . rt’’ Ihliidit"'- Ms:r. Street.)
Churl* '{own, W. \'a.
DeaJcrj in
cookin'*; >ro\ i:s. hanc.f.us.iiask
1*1 ilNlNO a- i HHATIN'i STOCKS
of ill kimis, a:i*l Mann insurers of
i i\\ h d i'KU ;.nd SIIKKT lit'>N WAIIK.
Sj> i.il Attention -iv*n to
Rooting St Spouting,
A!! Kiruls of Kejiairinj' |>r iinptly done. ■
UAV!N*» jmivliaM'd tliest'ivit of Maeliine- 1
re. Tim!' -■ ■ I S.nve' o. .Mi'sc*. Duke1
A *..tl, ,!i •. \\ - will continue die Tin and Stove (
!•:• in :.U i: ■ v.iriti i' lir.i;i* !n '. Wo will
!.* [ioil i;n» i full '' . nf tinware of our
■ iw11 in.inni'ie tur*'-. and will make t*> *>r*ler
ii. iiij'dy. .i'iy lo uele in o tr line, lleiny !• »:I; |
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»•*■!** at t i-lit; iii-". i-< uuarantitin* work , ,
. llril'ted t i« V. ill I| properly eveiltiil. We '
, • .i,i w »tk it W-t | : i vv,
'.‘l ire of t!ie iniMte iiafrnna^e.
i. VitNsllAW & I’: HH.liV. !
Fel». l*>. 1
(iKANl* oj’i.MMiS
Are! ne i iii-!.i:,t!v advertised t> take jdae j
l.i ■ r .illy (ir.nnt opening lak ■ piaoe
D. SWARTZ\
M Fit' 11 ANT TAII.OU AND CI.OiTIIKll,
—AMI —
(rents1 fVr«i#.Vr, i
N". I t Wet Wa'liin.'tnn Street,
Tlir .■ 1) in'.' 1. ist id Raid win lleise,
I1AUEUSTOWN, 311>.
: st .. if Full .V Winti:
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J n!*x>V^lL 'MMl. ii'I'.J
— \Nl>—
Fancy Suitings?*
I ha*c al'v . lv purchased for the season of '*sl.
1 . i» constantly receiving the i.:t-"t designs
s>:ai:'.ifa- tured. and am thereby enabled t‘< fur- ,
i i . or Fancy .'ait.
H r ng iv* r- "it or vutbr to pay enables me
e iai|;u t lay business on a low expense basis,
ami 1 give toy purthos; rs the heiielit of tliis
saving you .-an readily » e why 1 eun furnish
I. r j • • Is for -ante prices than more preten
t; ais I. ■>. < I also keep a lar.ro line of
» ,i N IV KriiNISlIINCHJOODS,
i.; -i t'.dars and <'nil's, 0!o.vs. Suspender?,
and the linest selection ot plain and fancy
k Wear, and espe* tally cob your attention
to mv large assortment of t’nlerwcar, hoth
Wo :i and Canton Kianneh and tiie eclebra
♦ . i ;• i s.T.it. ii Pocket Shirt >1 $1 each. '
wbi- It have each giv n entire satisfaction, all ■
f whi: h will be sold s’ the lot •' • ash price (
1 return many thank? f TyoUr liberal patmn
M • ::: the past, art l.solicit a continuance Of the ,
♦'•ante, and ;< 1 «ii«'rintend all of i:ty own work
in - n ! gurranice t.> all of nty customers
i. Respectfully,
*#.: • •. i s<}. ■ J.r* SWART3.
PRINTS.
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M y ir. ‘ t*IN». W. T. KKAliSI.lvY. !
x * ll.sey, l 1; .Chalmers’ per pa k
i> .. If it!.» Tap’r<* i It* its.
vi'^rnH&co;
KEYSTONE |
MANUFACTURING CO,,
ManuFa turcrs of
\ G RICTLTU R A L IMPLEMENTS,
STERLING, ILLINOIS.
E?. RiON LUCAS & CO-,
GENERAL AGENTS I'OR
IEFFKRSCN AND HKUKFI EV, WEST VA
AN1»
FREDERICK COl'NTY. VIRGINIA
Local l gents wanted. Catalogues and Circu
lars sent on application.
Wo rail special attention to our
COUs\ PLANfEKS.
Address .. ^
It RION Luc.ts&ro..
I>r»LMl l<i-. Jclfurson Co., W. Va.
■ •
m. CHAS. E. PEATT
Srccrsson to N. F. Henof.uso* (ft Co.-,
Pharmacist*
n BALER in Drugs, Cheinicak Patent Med
icines, Dye Stull'-, Fancy Al Toilet articles,
Rooks. Stationery, Ac.
Ga-tav Brown's new building. Main Street
('llai:1.1i-irowV, WkitVinotsta.
\ CM F Corn Ewer-Positively cures Corns.
Bunions and All <*W t 'uluses. Best of
It -icreuee given. For sale by
Dr. CHAS. E. PRATT.
Mar 1) 1, 1SS1.
I'lSfr, five! r large line of Soap1*—in cl ti
tling jess,, iBrown \\7Adsi'r Cid
aatc -. Lubin's—als • a largo lot of cheaper ;
Soaps.
Dr. CiIAS. E. PRATT.
March 1. mi. • _
STATIONERY AND STATIONER’S
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R S. LEISF.N RING carries a full stock of Fine
'tati-mery and Stationers' Novelties, including
£O,G!>0 S'A ri‘i(r?i"i.
Can sujqily them in lots of 27v)or old very
heap.
Fine Box Papers
ilwavs -ei hand and at pri.-jsto suit.
Nii e Note Paper 5, \ 10 and 13e per quire.
ri»uc Paper in all colors.
BLANK BOOKS
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Links, pocket- ito »ks.
Purse--. Autograph and Photograph Albums.
The <iowrnmeiit Writing Fluid umlnubted
y thehe<t ill MaWtfl-Hi Half Pint, Pint and
piart Mottles, dry it.
i.a Paw's Liquid Glue, rc-»«an»«*ndc.i hy all ,
v11o have net it, lAaWtit ltd cents per bottle
duikfage, Slates. Ae. i
I’oluee.i. S.-.-irs. Snnirs,—best brands, and
hunk* r's t foods generally.
.tanit fry 1, l<sl. li S. LEISENRIXO.
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Oiliee Gili- -«* Mr* Siding. Charlestown.
Representing the following Companies : j
lEFFERSOa OOaiiTY MUTUAL
Fi*v Gvuraiiec Company.
.ETN A. OF HARTFORD,
he largo.*.; awl mo-t popular Co. in America.
F. piitah! Life A-suruiV.v ".‘nvjy V. S.
Hart ford Life an 1 Annuity of Hartford.
IJotn", of New Y >rk.
Pltietti.t of Hartford.
Washington Fired M.triik, of Most on.
c ttt inentid. of New York.
American, of Wheeling.
Peal*. Iv. of Whertltt*
German, of Wheeling.
.iverpi >’ .oi l L m i >:t an 1 Globe, of Euglund,
ho lar.r •>* foreign C *:np my d »i:tg business in
A inerica.
.IY.-E.Y7S:
II. C. F,N i*LKR, Siepa -rd-town ;
('. L. MAUN HART. Dultields;
JAS. W. LMAGFiJ. Middle-way.
A sw irn shit n - it of t!i ■ o n litious of all ■
■" .reig ; Insur.iw. • ft h;ici r -pre-cute 1 in
hfs Ag n y will be fdtlnd at the Clerk’s Office,
:• . I , With State law-. All llWSCS
•romptly adjusted and paid at our oftiec.
Respect fu I iv.
WA--illNGrOX it ALEX YNHER.
February 1.*, Jssi. Agents.
ii'c Co. Miiaa.1
Fir? Insurant C»mj»any.
ESTABLISHED 1*78.
f AFFKR8 to the p >p!e of Ji’.t-rs,in fmlnty.
IP Insurant- in a safe » nilpatiy at the actual
, .-i it insuran • wliicli is much cheaper than
he rate. use. ,|ly charge 1. au 1 keep- the money
it horn?. Gu l risks fro.a responsible parties
ire invited.
i’xe. utivcComniittee meets every Friday.
Min*; r-r--N. S. White, Henry M. Davon
i irt. .1. G irlan 1 I! irst, .Io!m W. Ri ler, W. H.
f. le wis. R. Preston Cncw. Win. L. Wilson,
•lugi-ne ILk r,s. W. Washington. Jam Logie,
•harks L’. Wilson. John H Zittle, Jacob S. '
Ul*n ill, r*. <*. h . iinr, • iiimii.
s’. 8. W1IITK.President.
I. !i. Il.VVKXPOKT.Treasurer.
Kxe rnvi: * .••ratTTt:::— X. S. White. Win
I. T. Lewis i 1 iL Btridefi
v. p. Chew, R W. Washington.
L,. u. Aoknrs.—Middle*-ay—J <». Shirk)-;
veamevsville -J. C. Ititner; ilar|H.r’s Ferry—
'has. R Trail; Shepher l.-town—II. ('.Kntler;
* ilh Ids—('. L. Harnhari ; Charlestown—
iV.ishlngton it Alexander.
- Tn > . rotary will He fmind at the om
■anv s <>,b t»ib'oii iJuilding. Cotirt-Iloiw
.ml. in t. i'.arlestown.
K. A. ALKXAXPKIl.
Feb. 21, ls-il. Secretary.
las. R. McLaughlin ] [iTias. H Herbert
Wiica you go to
IlAGElWTOWN
sTttl’ AT THE
BALDWIN IIOTJSI:,
(Opened Septcnilx-r 1,
-m-lv :< - Fir-t- 1in errry respr-t.—
i VV <li:ut Furniture througlKiiit. l»a> in
vlt\ r v" > IMiinina Water ifpHn cai-htloor.
V I.Al'uiiLIX A HKUBKRT.
April 10, l-o. Proprietors.
V FW P n of Table Oil« h th. f «r ‘ <!e
b) r.D.EBV
M.
ContribuUd.
sonitow.
We do fmt think the following has ever
before been published—certain iy not in very
many years
Upon my lips she laid her ten. h divaip— _
And itifci'iy sn. <v!i and iartd. -- lau/'it.c die. ;
She li xed her melancholy i \ ■.< on mine
And wotjld r.et be denied.
:T <<nw the *est wind loose his cloudlets white
In fleets, careering thro' the April shy ;
I could not tin/, tho' joy was at its height
Uor she >t XX1 silent by.
! watch’d the lovely evening fade away :
X mist was lightly drawn aeros- the star
* ' • ;sli«j broke my quiet dream—I heard
her say
" Behold your prison rsr !
•• Fsrth’s gladnc<s shall n it «.iti«fy your soul— i
This beauty of the world in which you live :
The crowning grace th it sanctities the whole
That, 1 alone can give!”
-1 heard, and shrank away fr .:u her. afraid
But still she held mo. and w nld trill abide.
Youth's b lending Pnlscs slackened an 1 ibeyed,
With strongly ebbing tide.
"Lock yon beyond the Evening >kv." she raid,
Beyond the changing splendors of the day :
Accept the pain, the v. trine-s. the (Tread—
Accept, and bade life stay !"
—-I tr.ru’ii and clasp'd Iter close, with sudden
sringth,
And >1 c*ly, s\\erliV, I became aw ire
Within iny arm <i • angel *to >d.«t leinrtli —
While rohad. calm and fair!
• • s «
And now 1 1 * >k 1> votid th • ever*Ir. * star—
p vond th- changingsph-;i 1 rs if the day :
Knowing the pain lit: -ends n. ire pr - ious far.
.1/ire bt ttt'if.d tlriu th<‘i ■
— .lnitny:ii'rnr
^iftjiaiii f ut |?rc$;5.
w. ii. bbtf. .V a ALLA II: I:,
i'ubllfihcv*.
W- IB. II. GALLAUKB, Editor.
I'knrleHtoiiH.JeJJ’crnoHCounty, liod Ua.
S+tir.s.
(Icn.and Mrs. Grant arc sojourning at
Fortress Monroe.
H.ikita ’.a to be cat i i hall and the north
ern portion elevated into a district territory
called Lilted!!.
New Orleans' 217 Exposition acres will b?
electric lighted, will have four lakes and a
railway connecting the buildings.
l)r. Holt. Coleman, aged •'» !, a prominent
Richmond .physician is dead. He was chief
surge*‘ii of Stonewh!I Jack .on'* division and
late lucdieal inspector Army Northern Vir
ginia.
The executive committee of tlm democrat
ic congressional committee lias organized
with Sen .tor < lortnan of Md., ns chairman.
.Senator Kdina of W. Ya is a member there
of and one of its sub-committee on rimii'e.
II. Crim, Martinsburg : F. M. lieviioids,
Kcv.-f-r; J. 1). St iley, rh'icphcrdstown and
Uentloy Kirn. Winchester, were delegates
ia-t- .rk to the Lay (’inference M. E.
Church,) at Washington.
Prudent (1 irgi ias are now digging eam
modious storm pits beneath their houses,
with trap d »ar entrinces, and th*' next bliz
zard will liad cm making fac > at it from
below.
A simple wire gin.: milting uting two
cents a square foot), which * x peri men ts
prove to be impervioui to flam • a id a non
coadu Jtor of its own heit v. h re • ip lied to
fire, has been introduced.
The two orphan daughters of (! n. J. H.
Hood who were ad lpted by a Mr. A dams of
New York are gre.it p *ti of (l.,n. (I o. It.
M ‘Clellan, a:i I ac imp any aim every Sun
day to the .V.id.Jon Square Presbyterian
church.
The Union league national council t
last week in WoshingUin to brace up for the
campaign, lion. Nathan (»;>': was placed
on a committee on H mrbuiriun and Mr. C.
F. Sc >tt,ol« • of W. Va. <dio-.cn a vicc-pr. s
ident.
An old volume -on tail dog th r ;u!:itiop.s
of the postal service in 171)! give- t!i ■ imt of
May 8th, 17UI, which <*<t.ih!i-hed th • j*n••»
•
offices compii- s l.d 1), Art i now there are
48,COO. A big in Tease in nin ty years, cer
tainly.
rt will be it > great credit to the eamplo
ted Washington M ur.i nent-tiiec >i»eidenee
that its fnai lo-i/ht (•••*• fecti e iil describe,
in yards, tic.- e ■ iioiu iti i of lying figures
that was th-* bur i n it V. i *h i ’h.i:i Iler'a di •
patch in N jve;:,1 t’7’>: “Hayes has lho
votes And is fleeted 1”
The di*a:?i-et,“! i loinciits or r the Rhine
have form d a <Lri:i m Liberal Party base*l
upon iaipi rial an 1 constitutional ale giam
and demanding the freedom of the Pmss,
equality before the law, univer .il suTragi ,
religious um ry, ju-r taxation . i • ,to . ul
tra democratic rights. How a Bivnurkian
empire is to be brought to th*-«c terms «•? do
not pteteml t > understand. Germany isn ’t
yet ript for revolution.
W. S. Colwell, a New York machinist,
has discovered a 6team-cxi;-liing motor in
the evolving of bi-suipbide of c n into
vapor thro'the transfer of genera** 1 le it
n} 118 degree* into a carbon fiiled ve--G.
A 2'*.million syndicate, in duding cx-Onv.
Hubbard, of Texas, and ex-CollectorBaird,
of IL'ston, is already formed to control the
invention. Keely may now join his mi«
«iDg mechanic link in the gri at Nowli re.
Ex-Gov. Hubbard of Connecticut, who
*lie 1 rec atly, belonged to a Hartford whist
clnb, one of whose members wae slovenly
and dirty in dress. This g ntientan wore at
•••liv of the meetings a beautiful whit* rose in
his soiled button-hole. "I-ay Hubbard,”
h * tailed out, “aint that a lovely rose?—
Where u> you suppose I got it?” And
Hubbard, glancing tjui*.icaiiy r*. the bloom
and its straege resting place answered!
•‘Looks if it might have grown tiv.w:
A Leominister farmer recently broke bis
horse of a “balky” freak in a wry quiet and,
as lie claims, not a cruel manner. His horS6
is in excellent flesh aud shows no signs of
neglect on the part of his mister. He
drove him, Attached to a rack wagon, to the
wood lf.t for a small^losd of wood. Theahi
ui.d would not pull a pound. He did not
beat him with a club, but tied him to a tree
and “ let him stand.” lie went to the lot
at sunset aud asked him to drav , hut he
would not straighten a tug. “ 1 made up
my raiud,” sal 1 the farm r, “ when that
horse went to the barn he would take that
load of wood. The night was ’>ot cold. I
weut t »the barn, got blankets and covered
the horse warm, and hesto * 1 until morning.
Then lie refused to draw. At n > *n I w ent
down upd he was probably hungry and lone
some. lie drew that bad of wood - he first
time I asked him. 1 returned, got another
bad before t fed him. I then rewarded him
with a dinner, which he eagerly de
voured. 1 have drawn several loads since.
Once he refused t> draw, but • • *n as lie
. iw me start fur the hou’ ■ he started afti*
mewithlhtb.il. A horse become* lone
some and discontented when left alone as
much as a person, and 1 claim this method,
if rightly u.*od, is far I— erucl and is better
for both horse and man than t'> b it the ani
mal witii a club.”
<• j;i ('iiu-inui.4. -
Qnick, complete cure, all annoying Kid- '
ney, Blander and Urinary Diseases. ?1.
Druggists.
{/*«</ I.rycntl.
H ive you never read Whittier s beautiful
version of the media .-a! legend of the an
cient saint, who praying in his coll, when
suddenly, a- an answer to his prayer, a
vision of his crucified Lord appeared to
him .’ While h • gar. -d enraptur ■ i upon the
vision, the bell «f the monastery rang out
the hour of noon. It was a call to him to
> an 1 Ice 1 the hungry, ragged, thriftless
...... , il>, m inn'.ri. 11 .‘<il it i in'
with heavy h art and reluctant step, he
r.r xo, do.- 1 the do->r npSn the vision, and
wont out to pert 'rm hi* duty. When he re
turned th > vis: ci await?1 iii.n with the de
claration
“ H iJst tii >u r in tine 1,1 m i*‘ have e >no ;
because thou didst g >, I h ive ie . lin •!.”
You wait in your cell an 1 lo.*? the vision,
go to <! i I’s p ior, and find <hhrist whore the
disciple* were w x»t to fin 1 hiui wh re love
called to self-denying sacrific e.
"He that iimleth liislife shall lose it, and
he that lo*eth hi* life for niy sake shrll find
it."—Chrirtia i frii!o i.
hicijm: 1*1 MAS.
N. rv cl* W iknc-s, Dyspepsia, I
Svxual Debility, cured by ” Wells’ Health
Renew, r.” si.
l/iiruion t'tjltncHH.
Europe oftc an immense deb; of grati
tude to the Mormons, who considerately fake
all the old maid* ofl it* hands. In no |»art
of the n >rld is there to be found within the
same space an uglier collection of women
than among the "Saints.” Tho Territory
is the paradise of female unlovdiness. The
blind, the half, and the lame from all quar
ter* d't! ■ glob? gat he r there nnd r the pro
tecting shadow o.f the tabernacle. The
Saints themselves would hear otf the paim
of masculine deformity if a competition of
the kind could b> in -tit it 1. Polygamy
really < irrie* with it it* own p:inxh:n *ot.
In the natural course of events it must die
out. The supply of ugly w mi -a i* very
large, but is not inexhaustible cion in Eu
rope. There in nochaniM of obtaining re
cruit* at borne, for all our women are beauti
ful, and who ever heard of an American
old maid? No in married young woman
ever becomes older thun J7.
Hit It, Sure !
Well's” D otgh in K it*” Almanac,it drug
gist*, nr mailed fofr 2c. stump. E.S. Wells,
Jersey City.
SItnulerH AKout Moimcii.
I,rd week v.e frigng*d ;4 woman t» write
society brevities for this paper, but we re
signed her. Her rtrU brevity was a column
and a half long.--Kentucky State Journal.
k San Frartcii ito . ■ I fy hard
to be *11 »rcd to marry a man who was to be
banged th it :«t dav, bu* f. Sh riff un
kindly refu. <1. It is -e'dom that a woman's
ambition to be a widow is so openly mani
KittJ.— ll rt-'ofil Put.
In one of our Indian languages the word
“woman” is rendered "ktwanojawjaw,”
with marked end earnest emphasis on the
two : ay;j,hn ujt: - *<*»’*• »
stand th" vile and wicked nets of the lying
slanderer.— Bi*tnirrt Trihnn*.
A form of intoxication among women at
tv... fcia-t i.« said to b hypo Jermic injection
■f morphine. The sensation is said to be
c,j !aJ to a gi*o<l old drunk, only il do~* not
cause the victim to want to fight or pull hair.
That b ata gin.— Ttxi* Sifting*.
TL'- popularity of athletic exercise is said
to be rapidly spreading among the young
ladies of Net* York; Anything that will
strengthen women * - that the* can c arry up
Coal a: i shot 1 the show dff the pavement
Ou »!.t 10 be encouraged.— Chi.v-. > • *.
l.'XAPPBEciATEuClEXir-?.—A young indy
Uptown painted a picture of a Jersey e'»w
that she thought a wonderful v.<.rk of iirt.
and so did the family. After the household
had ad;:iired it to their hearts’ < >nt -at, the
fair artist carried her'ketch into the kitchen
ta get the opinion of Aunt I>ira;.. “ Law
missus,” wa» the delight''-'! r* -j^>ns “ it is
booful, i c!a.’ \7hat is it—a sheep The
v-.-j!ig lad* has now turned her attention f'
d truing't akings.—Ath*" * Bi > -t.
•the lime-f'ccsi shed their bl.wno, and the
wert
l ill. .1 the light tiirtf »t dallic l ror.nd th {rove;
The honcystuklf tchdriUd«My wove
net t i.‘itch them swe -- e:i "v -. >« intent,
The ti«vme*, scarce crushed (f. r she a tiptoe
went,)
P rest bed a taint tribute of its d\ ir.g love.
( lin rin : nh .ct her fo- t>t- \ • as th.y move.
And all the w. ol in smiling homti- • haul.
I aims youiii bird* in early spring. «*n» hand
j.ed in rose-tetters a hew -captured faw n,
The other hejd a palm leaf, from the stream
That trickled t! - .ugh the* thicket.—like tho
wand
n! some em har.trcss, gracious ?.* the Pawn
She passed, this Oread of a | -t" dream.
The old National Hotel at Washington
on whose site has been an inn of some kind
since the beginning of the century, is partly
owned bv Dr. Kichnrd Stuart, of King
George’s County, Virginia, a connection of
the \\ ashington family, who may be rccal
le i by some persous as having refused tAcn
tertain .1 din Wilkes Booth and Mertild at
hishoiis? after they had eroded the Potomac,
One of his negroes took care of them for one
night in a cabin anil hauled thain tlie ne\t
day in a cart to Port Conway. The t' 1
:> kept by Mr. Tenney, once of Manchester,
New-Hampshire, and now rather mellow ing
into rotund ago. During the present winter
this huge hotel,obsolete-looking as it is, has
been crowded with people, an 1 tor mans
years it lias been the im»st money-making
iiouse in Washington. I eery Clay spent
his last years there. David Davis art J other
Justice* cf the Supreme Court adhere t-* it
to the present time. It was James Buchan
an's favorite resort. When Gay kept it it
was considered the best hotel in the l nited
^titles. Iteontainsoneofthc largest billiard
rooms in the l nion, mid a stranger waul.I
lind it ulmest ditlieult tofind bis way around
in the vast lower itory w ith it- n mks, alcove-,
etc.
-# -o% #
B jir.lei'H Sever Veits'.
v l . ... tK.. widb iniin anid there i#
nothin;? new under the sun, but yet the daily
experience of hundred* seems to prove this
t’.ils ■. Hoiue contend that th • days <>i
miracles are past, hut vet it appeal* as it
thev are not yet gouc by when such men .is
I N. TidbaU* of Washington, Pa., give th*
following remarkable testimony :
"I have been a s-A-ore snlferer from rhroph
.
twenty vear.-, and after taking nearly every
thing without petting relief, commenced
using Peruaa a few month* ago. The bene
fit 1 have received is wonderful. I tec! Iik»*
a new to in, and urn fully restored to health.
K jr*dy sueli a euro is remark.able, and
none should imitate any lodger about ti-ing
p. ruaa, the great r-inedv discovered by Dr.
Hiirtimin. Heml to yoiir druggist for a
bottle, and ask for his book on the 111* of
liifu.”
Things one would rather have h ft unsaid:
KiiNr Mr. Chesterfield (Jrartdison Potts.—
“ How d’y# do, my dear Mrs. lettifoi 1'v
come to congratulate you on your perform
ance of the Lady of Lyons at Mrs. Toinkyn**.
It um.simply perfect!" Distinguished l.sdr
amateur 'Oh, far from perfect 1 bar/ 'In
hi perfect, alas, the part of 4 Pauline’ re
quires that one should bo young and lovely,
you know.” Mr. C. C. Potts (frlio p'ridr'
himself on his old-fadiioned cdcrtefyi
" My dear lady, you are a living proof of
the contrary '."—London 1'iinrh.
A* an instance of how .w ulth.-rn widows
get along in the North, 1 may mention the
daughter of John Bell, of T. nncssco, who
i'as the I’aion candidate for President in
1 She married Mr < ’ornegys, the son of
the pns-nt Chief Justice of Delaw ire, who
died, and although *hc was offered comm ind
of Judge Comegy’s home she chose to open
a seminary ntChennut Hill, near Philadel
phia, which speedily became tlie resort of
the bet scholar? in the North from the well
known perfectne*! of mind and manners of
its mi-tre *.
Why < onliiiui- the u*eof irrating p >wders,
onufl or liquid when Fly’s Cream Balm,
ph i i.ant of application and a »ure cure for
Catarrii, and cold in head, can ho had. •V*
cents, at druggists or by mail. {Not a
liquid or snuff. I
From B. K. Liepsncr, A. M., Red Bank,
N. J. 1 have been troubled with Catarrh
s i badly for several years that it *‘*rioiisly
affected my voice. I tried Dr. —s reme
dy without the-lightest relief. <»ne Imttlc
of Fly’* Cream Balm did the work. My
voice is fully restored and my head feels
better th»n tor year*.
fri regard to Fly's ( ream Balm for Catarrh
rr.y answer is, I tan recommend it as the b***t
remedy lever used. Dr. J. **. \ .tughan.
Dentist, Muskegon, Mieb. (Price oO cents.)
In nrt<’ week Fly’s Cream opened a par
age in on* no*tril through which I had not
breathed in three years subdued an inflam
mation in mv head and throat, the r—ailt of
Cu'ftrrb. Colonel O. M. Neilliay, Owego,
N. V. ,H a lv.J
Fugcneous A../a< k of Virginia is confirm
ed ;i 2,-v! a--t. engii. •( r in the It -venue Mu
rine.
Li/ thinks it probable that beef tea was
invent- d about the time il-nry I i I- dis
.soived th • papal bull.
Th'1 Baltimore Mvut/'ir'urert' ft*‘>rd
*t'ii>* that $28,200,000 r apital wafl threaded
in F outhern manufacturing and mining en
terprises during Jan. and Feb. $910,0*10
was invested in W. Va., and $3,830,009 iu
Virginia.
Mr. Kenneth Bavncr, Solicitor »>f the
Treasury, died at the National Hotel in
Washington, on the hth. He was appoint
cd by General Grant. Mr. Raynor waa n
prominent Southern politician before flic
war, when iie ttxi a whig and then a know
nothing.
Ti e New York .S'/n publishes figure*,said
to he taken from the books of the treasurer
of the dt inocratic national committee, show
ing that the Hon. Sainu-! J. Tilden waa the
larK •.-£ contributor to the democratic cam
paign fund in l^O, hi* »ontribution being
0. Other largr. contributor* vv?:e W.
H. Hirnttm >W/*90, W. L. S >tt $15,090, If.
B. lhiyre *20rtoO, Oliver 11. I’axne $'»1,009.