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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

Total, r. 900 Gifts, all cash amounting to st50O000
The chances for gilt one to five.
PRICE Of TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. SOS; Tenths. or
each coupon, IS Eleven Whole Tickets for 500 ,
22k Tickets for $1,000; II3 Whole Tickets for
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on less than $500 worth Of Tickets
The Fourth Gift Corcer' will be conducted IN all
respects like the three width have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
circulars which will be sent free from this Office
to all who apply for them,
Orders f~r tickets and application for agencies
will be attended to in the order they received
and it Is hoped they will be sent in promptly that
there may le no disappointment or delay in filing
all Liberal terms given to To those who buy to
sell again. All agents preemptorally required
to settle up their accounts snd return all Gnsold
tickets by tue 2nth day Of March.
TEROS. r.. BEANLETTE
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Manager
Gift Concert, Pubic Library Building, Louisville
Kv Dec, 1911
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

Lieut. Gov r +. Wi;hers, WAS &C.
H., elected L. S. Senator from VIZ
F'rj1. 20 succeed Hon. john T. Levi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

fae Cicetoarda j. esscy Society OF
R,aauae Goa e.e w,ii celebrate lis
.un..cr,ary Ga INC , i Of February.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
BUILDING FELT.

NO Tar used for outside work and Inside instead
Of plaster Felt Carpets, &C. Send Two scent
stamps for circular and samples. { J. FAY. am
den, y. !.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
The BcckWiIh $40 Portable
Family sewing Machine. OR 30
THE NEW REMEDY F0R RUPrU . *

DAYS trial many advantage over all. S4tis'ac,
ton guaranteed, or $40 refunded. Sent complete
with full directions. Beckwith Sewing Machine
Co, S62 Broadway, y. Y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

The price Of the Lynchburg
REPUBLICAN has been reduced to
So per annum for the daily. This
places it within easy reach of many
more persons, and while the field
Of its influence will be thus largely
extended it ray be said that it is
now one Of the very best and liv-
est newspapers in Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
Il Park Row II. 7

MnRCV Nude RHpidly with Stencil Key heck
HfONIt outfits. Catalogues end full partieu-
lars FREE. ", SPENCER, III Hanover 81.
Boston.
~ 4 50 to SfOG in Wall II. often Leads to a
u | | fortune. so Iisk 3S-paze pamphlet
ID | [ ! for stamp. NsLFsTINE TrNBbl DGE
~ a % Co, Bankers Brokers, - Hall-st Y
nDSyCHOHANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING
II5w either sex may fasinate and gain the
ove and affections of any person they chousc, IT,
stantly. This simple mental acquire mcnt AL can
a Marriage Guido, ESytiau Oracle. Dreams, 10 La
dies. queer beck. 10000 soda. address T.
WILLIAM * Co, Publishers Philadelphia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
NEw ADVERTISEMENT
zoe Pianos and Organs,

New and SecOnd-Hand. Of Fir<t-CIaSs
Makers, lciH be Soid at Lower Prices Jer
CASH ct on smstalIments, in city or conn
try. during This Financial Cricis and ne
HOLIDAYS. Jy HORACE WATEkS 81 SON.
4SI broadway. than erer hfOTc oytIsd IN
new York Agents Wanted 10 sell Wa.
SerS' Celebrated Pianos. Concerto aud
Orchestral Organs IIlusfI att a Gaia.
Osues mailed. Great Inducements TO
the Trade. a large discount to Minis
ters, Churches. Sunday schools, ETC.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
Geo. P. RoWeII & Co.

conduct an Agency for the reception Of advertise
meats Tor American NEwsPAPEEs-t!.e most c0in-
plste establishment of the Kind IN the world. SIX
thousand NEWSPAPERS are kept regularly on Eie,
open to ins pection by customets No reading ROOM
however complete receives one-t wcEt!,t tn Of this
number. Every Advert isCmcnt is IA en- at
the home price Of the paper, without any addition
al charge comniasi ion, 50 that advertiser, IN
dealing with the agency, is saved trouble and cor
respond ance making contract instead Of ! dUz-
en-, hundred thousand. 4 Book Of eighty
pages containing lists OF the best papers, largest
cireulations religious, agricultural, class, political,
daily and country papers also magazines ami all
publications which sp cially valuable 10 adver-
tisers with Information about prices, Is sent
FREE to any address on application. Persons at
a distance wishing to make contracts for advertis-
ing in amy town. city, comfy, State or Territory al
the United States, or any portion Of tho Dominion
of Canada, May send concise statement OF what
they want, tOgeth, with copy OF tho AdNer'
tisenaeI they desire inserted, aud Will receive
information by return mail which will enable them
to decide whether to increase reduce or iorego the
order For such information there Is no charge
Whatever. Publishers nat only send their Ties,
fee, but pay 80. Z. RowELL go. for their ser
vices. Orders accspteg for single Pap"r as
well rs for larger list for single dollar rs read
lily as for "A larger sum. Address the American
Newspaper advertising Agency,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
Annual Reports.

r. f. Walker, is the f It Supt.
of Public Printing, who ever COM
bined, in one volume, fo: conye-
nient reference, the annual Reports
OF the various offices, boards and
institutions of the State. He is
also the first one who ever sent us
public document by express, via
the Carclinas, Georgia and Chat
tanooga. But then he has not the
f'ranking privilege. If he ned'tates
sending us any more Pub. Docs.
we hope he will use the mails and
l. shall be at our expense.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

GEN. Eowen, Col. \. NJ. Dtvis, and
Col. john NJ. Bright, have our thanks
for copies OF the Daily Record.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
$4,000 CASH GIET
81, 100000,
LIST OF GIFTS:

will DC distributed among ticket holders.
The tickets are printed ir couPOust IF tcnths,
aad all fractional parts will be represented IN the
drawing Just Us whole tickets are.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
BUY YOUR DRY GOODS OF
LEVY BROTH Frs "

u Il money 6y d0ing Ge01 ReazcIEons z41e 5ceu
tie prices Of DRESS GOOZ)S o1e7 To close OnI
Tie WhOhie stock.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

The President ran tilt at luck by
scnGinE in on FRIDAY last the nomI-
alton Of Caleb Cushing, of Virginia,
40 Chief Justice of the supreme Court
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

Thos. Asmus was murdered near
$50 dwell, Tenn, on tic 81. y re-
,,ar,l oC $500 is offered tor the arrest Oh
Auaias Honcycut, the rcuuted muir
f.tItI.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12
the Census OF Canada.

According TO the second volume o.
the Census of Canada, just received, II
appears that the population of the ioui
older Provinces Is 3,is5,I6l, OF whom
no less than AZ, li2 are persons over y
wears of age who cannot write, and 800,
SIS who cannot read. Taking Up the
census by Provinces we find that the
Province OF Quebec furnishes the Do
minien with more than two-;hirds OF its
illitcra.e classes. There are in Quebec
24i.13l men and women above the age
of % who are unable TO waite, and l9l, ;
S62 OF the same age who are unable 10
read. There are l,l9l,5i6 psoplc in the
Province of Quebec, of whom there are
stated in the census to be 650,6lS under
the age OF II, leaving 553,S9S TO repre-
sent the remainder, SO that, in point OF
facts, nearly one half OF the adults OF
the Province of Quebec are unable &c
write and moro than one-third unable to
read
Ont Of 4 population Of l,620. S5l, On
tario has ). ,319 over the age OF 20 who
cannot read, and 1920 who cannot
write. .
New Brunswick out Of 4 population
Of 2s5. 5Si has l., 002 unable 10 read, and
- ,l69 who cannot write.
Nova Scotia with apopulation Of 3S7,
500 has 81 1872 who cannot read and 49,.
80 who cannot write.
Thus it will be seen that Ontario
stands immensely ahead OF any Of the
other Provinces IN respect to the cdaca
ton of the people.
There is one curiosity in connection
with the table worthy of note, the nam,
her of females who cannot read is less
Than the number of males similarly stu,
a.eJ. but on the other hand The nlmbsl
of females who eanno; write is largely
in excess.-Co jogrg !SeEtissl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12
Kansas, Colorado, ReH Mexico,

100 Miles tse shortest I.iar from Kaas-s City and
100 beaver
MbNV Mncs ~, >e.s;ssr L'ne e.twScn ks n'a
wi AIN y I.fv arr Pueblo, friHsissi >Sats
he. a.ti al t..iasS ~ N-w VI sNtcs, AID Arizona
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12

barking iuriously beneath, and looking
down he saw huge animal capering
about apparently very eager TO MP the
lovers legs. Then the lover suddenly
climbed up the tree again, and cndeav-
ored to drive the dog Off, but the more
it danced round and barked. Then the
lover came down as near as he dared
and tried 10 coax the animal, but this
only made him hop about and howl
more furiously than ever. SO It became
apparen: that the lover would have TO
spend the night in the tree. He fixed
himself as comfortably as he could in
crotch of the limbs, and kicked his legs
and moved his arms to keep himsel. from
freezing to death. Several times when
he thought the dog was asleep he at
tempted 30 descend, but each time the
brute awoke and began to caper about.
By the time daylight arrived the lover
was so beDumbcd with cold he could
hardly use his hands; but as the sky
grew brighter he leaned over TO examine
his persecutor, and to his Amusement he
found that it was his own dog, which I'M
known to him had followed him to the
tree and had banked and capcred only
to express its delight at the prospect OF
the lover coming down and going home.
The suddeaness with which the lover
reached the ground is said to have been
remarkable, and the language used by
him bad. He has some OF the rhenina-
tism which be got on that night in his
bones vet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12
Hints tb,Ii Carving.

Although it is 4 daily duty for men
and women 10 cat Up meat for 4 family.
there are multiiudes vino do it neither
well Eor wise. The following su.ges.
tons, from an agricultural paper on his
point, may not be out o: place the more
especially to Young hoasckeepers
70 carve fowls, which shoald always
be laid with the breast uppermost, place
the fork in the breast, and take of the
wings and legs without tearing the fowl;
then cut on, the merry thought; cut sill
ces from the breast; cut of the collar
bone; cut off the side pieces. and then
cut the carcass in two. Divide the joints
in the leg OF the turkey.
In carving 4 sirioin, cut thin slices
from the side next 10 YOU It must be
put on the dish the tenderloin under
neath), then turn it. Help the guests 10
both kinds.
In carving leg OF mutton or ham, be
gin by cutting across the middle OF the
bone.
Ca; tongue across and not length
wise. ana help from the midil'.
Carve fore quarter of lamb By sep
Grating the shoulder from the ribs, and
then divide the ribs.
To carve loin of veal, begin at the
smaller end and seperaie the ribs. Help
each one to piece OF kidney and its lat.
Carve pork and mutton in the same way.
To carve : fillet of veal. begin 81 the
top and help 10 the siu;tin. with each
slice. In breast Of veal, separate the
breast and hrisllet, and then cut up, ask
ing VIVA, part is preferred.
In carvings pig. tits Customary TO d.
vide i; and take of the head before il
comes 10 the table, As To many persons
the head is re, citing. Cut of the limbs
and divide the ribs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12
A NIGHTS Adventure.

A lover in Guelph, oa,orio, who fear
cd the lady he loved was entertaining
another a:mircr. determined 10 climb .
tree in the yard from which he could see
into The sitting room in the second story,
where the young woman was supposed
10 bc. Just 4. he got himself fixed in a
comfortable position commanding the
window. some one upon the inside pull
led the curtain down. Then the lover
made up his mind TO descend. II was
very dark, but iIs; as he began to slide
down the t.aak the Ivvcr heard dog
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12
.SherifT!s Sole.
uoyt, Hi..ck = CO .r.Aiaii1s,
" Tressin. De:en i.-..
.SheTii-s safe.
James ii. Sasai. P,a.4,.I.

James ii. Saszi. P,a&t.I.
John !. Prs;-r. Cs,lst PA
ter md J-sr.h re;'T~, IL
lynds,, l.
Pursuant o. TIE c1,urssui e an execution, issued
from the r'-.S > a4.-yi tie ian rsrt-i i,i-sict
C8Cs; % sliia, eoga;!, .lae u A4>. - ne direct
-, wall on
HJr.fty. tie CT cry # s7rl, i.5i,
between tue hlg,T, Of - o'oiaoS A. and ; clock
J. u Of sSit diy. .. a.. d'sT % the court house 20
.a colafy s.=ic. or- tv following property p
Utilize sale =, ;he hie- sad D--g ltSE tor casa is
hand u wit. tbr south half Of the sIt'awesi euar;eg
- ihr Invest q1tTCT o. thc s1u'hcsi CHARTER o
5rct.us. l. AID te northwest gisrtrr 90 tir Eiftt
luar;tr o. s. ]. in tIwu-hiu ID range ives; OF tn
y -. meridian. CaIttIa- TO- tcrr'. "a re 81
les. aS-grflfi5 H., government survey tcT'.1 up
-,i 81 = 80, sad To ir >.i - tie property "i 80
r,lc -irs l. SATISFY lu- a. IN i's1r 81 J.s-7 IL
-ls-o!
i--s } CONC, sstng.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12

Never put a particle OF soap asoa;
vour silver If Won would have il retain
lis original ,uster. When il wants polish
take a piece of soft leather and whiting
and rah hard. The proprietor of one o!
the Oldest silver establishments IN 'Sr
city OF Philadelphia, says ''tlai house
keepers rain their silver by washing II
in soap >rtds, as it makes i, look like
pcw,sr.'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12

.
A case of misunderstanding occurred
up in the coxntry during last week >
trip.
Riding up 10 hotel in CORTLAND coun-
ty, we saw the big, smart landlord, with
his boys, smoking short pipes on the bal
cony, while his wife was sweeping aroui:d
the chairs.
"Hellow. Do you keep this hotel! -
"No, sir, reckon not; thi, tavern
keeps me-"
81 mean arc you master here y
"Waal, sometimes ] am docking al
the old LADY,, bat | guess the boys and /
run the s,able-take your hoSs?'
"Got anything TO drink round here 2"
"les, everything drinks around this
place"
"Any ales 2"
"Touch OF the rheumatism myself,
folks generally healthy, though"
al mean have you any porter:"
AYES, Johns our pOrtcr.~tioli his
boss, John"
81 mean any porter TO drink ?''
"Porter 10 drink. Why, John can
drink, an if he cant drink enough,
kin whip right smart o Ticker my
self"
"Pshaw stupid. have got 10 come
down and see mysef!"
"You KIN come down, Pshaw Stupid
and see yourself ei you want to-thcy 5
a good looking glass in the bar-room.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12
FisbIp: aad Poker PLAYING.

Ever since old Izaak Walton classical
zcd the lazy and cOward!y act Of ang-
| ling, fish-catchin1 and fish culture have
been f..vori;e advertisements with rich
and indoient yoluptuaries, seeking some
safe, easy and cheap occupation, rs also
with {; select few from among the riii;rat:
OF idling vagabonds and poor devils who,
for the sake Of shabby gentili,v, would
Join TO their habi;ual doiessness the sham
appearances of sham philosophy. We
hope TO make or gencra!;sm PLAIN
enough; for next 10 poker-piaying,
though somewhat akin TO 1t, is this CON
,e.apIiblc adoption OF cunning dupIicity
10 the uses OF 4 ready and inexpensive
amusement. No; we take that bacl, !;
leaving morals out of the question, Ii sh-
ing is physically even worse than poker
playing. The poker-piaycr takes some
chance, bat is required either 10 "pu,
Mp" or TO "get up" When he ''raiscs"
his man he at least risks his money,
whereas, when the fisher raises his fish,
what does he RISK Both are pren,cdi-
lated liars, and the more successful are
artistic liars. Ia the two games htpoc-
risy and deception are tue chief staple
commodities. When the pract:ced ans-
Ter, sitting silently at the edge OF .
round, green pool like the practiced po-
ler-piayer, sitting silently at the edge OF
round, green table, anteps q fly 10 the
uEwary perch, front or sucker. he knows
it is no; merely :; bait, but q false bait,
meant 10 "procurc CUSTOM II he does
not get a bite, he is disappointed; but ii
he does, though his fly is not fly al all,
though it is AN imitation fly composed
of two dueccs and an ace, he gently elc-
Yates his prey, draws two and comes o..
with his booty, like Il burglar, and even
brags OF his superior skill in classifying
tucls.=C oHrier-. l0RrRlL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-12

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20 XII =.i..
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

How To MAKE A Coon BEp-I have q bed
that viii with good usagc) last a lifetime II
il merely n tick. the same as fur straw, or
husks. with openings in the upper side {" in
eert the hand Tor stirring. and filled with cut
paper Now. reader. d" not throw aside the
paper with disgust. bu: IL for nothing but Gu
riosity finish the article. il will do no harm:
possibly you may be- induced to make one.
The work of cutting the paper IL not such a
long job "a you would think. Take any kind
Of clean paper Except straw wrappings) and
fold it. or roll. 30 that il can be- cut with one
clip of the shears. and then cnt it: you need
not be particular as to the width. although the
narrower il 10 cut the better Il H. These clip.
pings are like little curls or rings Of paper.
and lie almost no light a. feathers. and after
using the bed they will not break up and grow
fine and dusty; but are clean and can be-
stirred ~ light ~ when first used. l have
heard people who have slept on them cay.
"they were the best beds they ever slept on"
prefer them tn feathers orcommon mat.
trasses; hair mattresses are nicer, If coarse.
but few Of us farmers wives can afford tn
buy them; whereas. the paper bed We can
have without cost, except the work. and in
that, the smallest child you have. who can use
pair Of shears. will help you. and if not kept
busy too long ut . time, will think Il but play.
The same material makes nice pillows tor
lounges, chair cushions. cradle ticks. etc. l
have box to keep waste paper in. which 10
out Of the way, and At the came time handler
than the rsg,bae; and when Il il full cut
them into another box, and put them into the
tick. l use the same ticks that have used
for straw; wash them and s~w up the open.
ings, 20 40 they are juat large enough for the
hand To pass through readily; three openings
are sulIicicnt -CimciMR0H NWses.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

Kanas has been granted change Of venue to
Usage county. where his trial will shortly 'aAe
place, unless be or his attorneys devise some
other means Of delaying justice. until they
may thwart it altogether. Pomeroy's case H.
lustrates as well as any other which has ever
been in the courts Of this country, the power
lessness Of the Laws to deal with the rich, and
the influential in politics. In all such cases
there had ~ well. for any practical good il
can or does do. be no law; as it Is unable ia
reach those who have golden or partisan
shield.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

Tns Ogden function. one OF the most sensi-
BILE Of papers. when speaking of things which
do not come in contact with any Of the tenets
Of i,s peculiar religion, characteTizcs the action
Of the Governor Of Utah in stumping for mi
nori,y. one oil the most disgusting exhibitions
Of demaeogueism it has evcr seen. The JMnc.
lion evidently forgets that minorties. however
are the rights to be respected and protected in
the lawful exercise Of their opinions. If ii
were not 40 Mormonism and Mormoas
would be swept from the face Of the earth in
ak weeks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

R"Cnnf,nr has co,nn,rnc-d the publication
III Ia Lanioae. in England. lie hopes 10
overthrow the lrgrndar, h.mbas si,isd Mac.
Mahn,ism." R"cho."rt drni"sihr silly prrts'.'s.'
that MacNahnn is d.sceu.i..i .r".n the Irish
Kings. drnial which scarcely n-rdrd to be-
made. lar there never yr, was man achieved
anything ike success in Europe who did not
claim. or hare his friends to claim far him. n
descent ircm royalty. it being an established
superstition there that kingly blood il n pre-
requisite to succrss. in any other than the most
ordinary affairs Of life The crazy Frenchman
pooh. pchs, this theory. and drspisrs those
who hold it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

Tax following il going the rounds III thr
press. ascribri Ia some sarcastic writer:
With four metallic qualifications u u,an ma,
be- pretty sure al snccrss These nrr-gold IN
his pockets. silver in his tongue. brass in his
face and iron in his heart" with these. v
some one .l.e has added. "a man would be-
,o-rably wrlIprcparcdi to make his way through
in life. We mus. acknowledge: but this world
il so wicked that We would recommend. in add.
ton to III. above. an India rubber conscience. ''
We heard Judge Iincklcy. %! Shasta county, Cal
iforn,a. use the same words once, but he did
mn. enumcra'e ''thc last hes; gift," an India
rubber conscience.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

IT has transpired that the Archbishop o.
Canterbury was never baptised, and there !,
CONJUNCTION among the pricsts he has ordained
and among the parents Of the children he ha,
baptized. The Archbishop should now Be
drowned. in order that there may be no mistake
about tbemattcr Of his bapt,sm hereafter. But
seriously, isn't it rather strange story to tell
that man has reached an archbishopric who
was never baptisen, and remained in it siz
years before the fact was discovered by the
church, Hs1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-22

The Salt Lake Herald makes the statement
that Utah Territory after having been settled
twenty seven years. opened settlements. built
cities, constructed expensive roads into all the
canyons and through all Of the valleys; made
public improvements Of the most costly char.
actsr, and maintained police regulations which
have made life and property a. safe as in any
Of the old settled parts Of the continent, does
not owe one dollar. and has M Territorial bonds
in circulation Her cities and counties are slso
free from debt.