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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09

Ills is q question Of frequent in
terrogat,ou-uwjug, 10 doubt, 20 the
general discussion c0nSC Qucnt upon
tie recent fraudulent irnp0rtatious-
but as often i. il indefinitely answer
ed, so thoroughly is the original mas
te,ial metanorphosed by the treat
undcrgOcs before this curious
fabric is ready for market, the trans
formation at times being so great hat
even the most skiIliuI are deceived as
to the component material, IS We
learn that one Of, if not the oldest
merchants testified in c0ur that he
always supposed that Grape was made
Of worsted-pardoHabie mistake when
we consider how arIy aud aaSilLy it
not Only appears but feels.
The fact is however, that the article
Of chief value in the production of
Grape is the finest Iiali4n silk, spun
lnd woven in a peculiar manner, and
Fea,ed to various mechanical and
chemical operat!unS-s0me Of which
are held in the most profound Secresy-
that its manufacture not only calls into
play the mast exquisite skill and pa
ticuCe but requires the iCvCstmeut OF
enormous capital. t.
At the head of the manufacturers
OF Grape stands The English house of
COurtauIds, whose name is inscpara6lY lY
connected with Grape Of perfect finish
aud beauty Many years 20 whea
their goods were introduced in Ameri
ca by Messrs Brear 4 Co , the Court
auidS we're comparatively small pros
duCers, but now MeSSrs Hitchcock &
Potter, and successors OF the above
firm, distribute very large Quantities
annually besides the vast transactions
in London and other European cities.
Grape is sometimes made Of cotton,
and passes under the names of AL
orr," and ''Ficloria > for such uses
that do not require the more expensive
article.
The use of this emblem of woe is
so on the increase shat the dimiHulIve
band or roSette that formerly Suiliced
mourning purposes has been overcome
by fashion, untilstricken ones indicate
their grief by densc folds OF Grape
that seemingly envelope them in
clouds of uuconsolable sorrow.
Grape. the civilized world over l.
the insignia of morning, and 40
other article can fill its place, it be-
ing the ourgrowth of a refined civil
zation that, demanding a suitable
fabric, has found in it marvellous
adaptability.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
Common Sense Applied to tie
Ei0COr Traffic.

The only sensible attempt To solve
the problem OF the liquor traffic that
we know of, is the SNeedish one
Till recently every family IN Sweeden
could dislIil lis own brandy, and paid
no duty UH ii. Since the ab Ilitiun Of
This privilege, and the consequent Is
tablishnent OF public houses, united
effort has been made, with the help Oi
the Government, 10 check tie gIses
intempeTaHce of thu people. The
number uf public houses in Il given
district, the days and hours at which
they are 10 be open, and the conditions
under which they may sell, are ali
fixed by law, and the privilege Of
opening these is disposed Of at public
auction. An association OftheiTlends
OF temperance buy the privilege aId
keep these houses in their own hands.
Pure liquors are only sold, and collee
aud other beverages are TO le hGd over
the same counter Rooms are kept
pleasau. and cheerful innocent gaines
and uewSVap, r. are furnished to their
guests, aud every care il taken u
make the place one To which Tie work
imgman can bring his fanny and meet
his neIghbors socially. On the other
hand, il i the purpose "f the managers
to restrain rather than promote in-
tenn ppraucey The counter Is not coy
cred with Taisius pretzeis, salt crack
ers and other pFoVokaIives Jf thirst. -
Men are not pressed TO drink, aud the
man who has had enough" can have
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
..... From the Petersburg News.
The Memphis. Merchants and
Tom Scott.

W are gratified To observe from the
Memphis papers that the merchants
OF THAI growing city are becoming
UNEASY concerning the action Of Tom
scott IN regard to the southern termi-
mus of the southern Pacific railroad.
which he pre,GndS To- want To con-
sirucL and run in the interest OF Mem
Plus amt the other leading Southern
citt~s nf the interior and seahoard.-
Aiiedged unsatisfactory answers OF
Nir Scots Lave excited distruSt. and
so Il meeting of the 'humber Of Com
mrrce was accordingly held on the
2s.i ultinn, To take Tie matter into
consideration. This Dudy, after pre-
,eutiHg such facts as could hc obtain
ed. appointed Il committee of seven To
issue an address 10 The people of all the
States mtereS ed in the enterprise.
calling for "A merGiug at Memphis No
vgmJer l:th- This demonstration, IL
We understand it. VIII he for the par
pose of holding Colonel Scott To hi
alleged agreement 10 commence the
line of road at Memphis, In response
To letter from the Merchants EX-
change OF st. Louis. Il committee was
appointed 10 represeH the chamber at
The uaLtouai CnuNeH ion, 10 HlCet in
IGat city, November 23i.
The eyes 0f the people of Memphis
are evidently open 10 the uiiimatea and
im-IdI"us designs Of Scott, and we trust
that the address To be issued 10y them
To all the States Interested viii receive
prompt attention on their part, and
cause able delegations to be present in
ti:e proposed convention in Memphis
on the I9th of the present month -
Tom Scott Southern Pacific, as de-
signed 10y him, Is simply another
N0rtherH Pacific, intended to have It's
terminus IA; st. Louis. and tn divert
its immense NorEheFu traffic from the
South and 20 the leading ports of the
North. 1t j. simply this aud nothing
ln"rr, and Southern cities or States
which fail to look at IL in this obvious
light. and to resist il promptly and
with energy, will be faithless of their
section and people
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
IuESOsY,i NOVEMBER 9, 1875.
The Bristol News.

We suggest to our friends in the
County, that now is the time to
subscribe for the News. As the
Editor will be member Of the
House Of Delegates, he will fur
nish every week, an accurate ard
complete account of the proceed
ings of the Va. Legislature
These articles OF letters, will pre-
sent matters in much more IN
derstandable light than the usual
proceedings published in the daily
papers. 1t will be our aim to
give an idea of the drift Of public
matters, as seen and ascertained on
the spot. Our readers Will be
kept reliably informed as to the
proceedings of both Houses, and
tke tendency of legislation. 1t will
be cur aim to make up a regular
account of all other things Of ino
torest transpiring at the State
Capitol
Terms, $500 per year, or $L00
for six months in advance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
4 Peculiar Newspaper.

London baS a large weekly ncWspa~
per called the O.ItnUg devoted, az
lis title shows, to uai'uagy and mUr-
tuary proceedings. Ii has an inn
mensc circulation, aud columns Of
splendid advertisements. Urdcrta>
kers Who get up funerals 10 every va
rieLy; crcmatiOuists, euiJ,!mer>.
yault-maEerS and Grave-dig4ers, All
ave their say ln rs c0.uauS, viii c
the makers Of humble tJmb-sloueS
aud the >Cu!ptors OF gorgeous moUu-
mentS are ready 10 decorate the last
hoae Of man Grape kars, man
uf cturers Of all sorts of funeral app
pilauces, and especially mourning
m2ntau- makers, clam the attention
Of The afflicted Ia Their special aGycr-
tisemeutS.
Wnls Of distinguished individuals
ave given, and lost wills ad, er,iscd
The cards of attorneys drilled IL pgo-
bate matters. and advertisements .or
absent heiFs, mane up portion Of t,
patronage.
The reading matter is all suited to
the subject. while the obituary mott
ccs form staple item, and II ueces-
sary choice notices ATE written by dis
t,nguished writer's TOR the afflicted
friends aud relations SO rs 70 move
them 10 appropriate giiei and lead
them TO gentle consolation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
as,lEE1 nIOnl.Rv aUNENs.

At last the world knows the
ramc Of tie cold Fashioned
Nan" whose iEcisiyc articles Lave
recently illuminated the Richmond
WIG. 5ir. john S. Wise, son Of
eX~Gov. Wise 10 tie autkor Of them.
For accuracy and comprehensive
pcss as tc facts, and for pungency,
iace, and deliyacy Of style, there
has been in virgiRia nothing like
shem since tie death Of Juo. NJ
Daniel.
1t is said that Gen. Imbeden
aided him in their preparation,
bat We have no idea he did more
than aid in the compilation Of facts.
The style can hardly be his.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
EIoping With a ShTew.

a European correspondent tells the
following pretty story: | hear story
of an eloRement which fills me with
alarm Of the morals of such Of our
diplomatic agents as are quartered at
St Petersburg. a certain X had
persuaded the wife Of friend ''to
dy 10 other climes''. with him. BY
sume misca IculatiOn of time and
trains the fugitivcs were detained III
the Russian capital for some four
hours after the lady had left the usual
explanatory note considered neces-
sary in good sOciet} on her husbands
table. The guilty pair, surrounded
by travelling apparatus, are wait1n-
for the moment Of departure in X
house when the husband is announce
Cd. Naturally the fair one bolts mo
a neighboring room The husband
comes in with his wiie's letter IN his
hand. "My dear " he says, my
wife tells me that yOu are going to
be good enough to escort her over the
frontier. | have therefore come to
thank you in person for The greatest
service which any man has ever done
me. Only, as | have some regard los
my family name, L must beg that
when YOU are tired of her, as must
soon be the case, you will not bri
her back again, or We may disagree.
Bon cOyage " oud he left the room.
| understand that a gloom was cast
over the excursion by this speech
which resulted in a separation spOn
alter the travellers had arrived at
P1ris SO Xre:urned 10 Russia alone.
! he first person he meets is the hus-
band, who said, "What !oacli already? :?
| told you It would be So - ''Ye>.
my dear fellow i" replied X, but
you quite forget to let me into the
secret Of your WIFE, confounded tens
per-" Tome and dine" laugh ed
the husband, ''anI remember that
there are secrets in every family
which when fo2nd out, generaly burn
the fnge~s Of the discoverer, As it
IS, look upon you as my truest
friend.'' All Of which is very i'm
moral in theory, but moral in Us bear
iIgs, for it teaches us not to gather
forbidden fruit without counting on
us unripe properties.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
From the Daubury Views,
How to Run Railwl7 Praje at the Bate
of hi a MiEu-e.

A Dlutury man is conf lent tha' in
time PASSENGER lr,ius will hr run at
the rave of a mile miHure. He is
evOlving.a plan FIR > NJ on ptS>pn-
grrs without stopping Che train. And
thus save this time ~ running. He
thi ks rack formed of >corp uade
Of netting, with a back to II. aud
h rriz0ntal bar ten inches brIow wi!
dC it. This is to he attached 10 the
car aud WORKED on i powerful hinge.
He was IN .NieFriIrs grocer with {
rough model of his machine last
evening explaining its r"rkiug 20 an
interested auditory H's idea Is to
have the passengers stand in line on
the station platform. with their back,
to he approaching train. ard near
enough to here It will pass to bring
them within a range "f the scoop On
the apor1ach of the racl; the horizons
tai bar strikes the expeCtant pas>en-
ger in the hollow hack Of the knees.
which causes him TO lop backwards. =.
when he y caught in the scoop AMI
whirIe iato the car, and the nex'
back rack takes the next forward pass
scnger and so on until all take Up
"HoT are You going to land them
people who stop at way stations -
asked a djsagrcebie person who vas
sitting on soap box.
Gland emp cried the inventor in
a tone of unqualified disgust. who
said ANYTHING about landing 'em? !?
That's their own lookout, | guess
A railroad takes them to tic place
where they are going, an that's all
it agrees to do Ispose you'd expect
a railroad company to hint YOU up a
hotel, an' carry your trunk up to the
room, an COOK your supper, an tuck
yoa in bed, an wind up your watch,
wouldn't yeT' and the speaker gllred
at the interrpptcr with such. intensity
as to cause BIN to shrink up fully one
half.
"a hogs log wherever you're a
mind to put him exclaimed the IN
vautor. as he picked nphis model and
straightway left TIE store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
VIC Brco!zlyn Eevival.

' New YORK, November 2.-Brook-
lyn tabernacle this morning was filled
TO overflowing, and services were be-
gun before O'clock. Rev. DR.. Cuyler,
Rev. Fred Bell, Rev. DR.. Talmage,
Rev. II. w. Beechcr, and other cler-
gymen were present. Twenty re-
quests for prayer were read ont OF
bundle OF fifty-three, most of them
from wives for drunken or gambling
husbands. DIR. McWilliams offered
prayer. A hymn was sung, and Mr..
Moody read tire fifth chapter Of Mark,
and said he knew cases where great
hope had been derived from this por-
tion Of Scripture. The speaker then
dilated on the faith OF the woman
who touched the hem of our Saviour's
garment and was made whole. Mr..
Saukey sang 1.-The Great Physician
Now is Near" and at the invitation
Of Mr.. Moody, q number. rose for
prayers. At the close of the proceed
ing inquiry meetings were held in the
lobbies of the tabernacles.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
The LynchDnrg Republican.

After bold and active career
OF many years, the REPUBLIcAN
has ceased to exist, having been
absorbed by the VIRGINIAN. Since
the retirement OF Mr.. Glass, it has
lacked that individuality which the
prolonged work of Il leading mind
always stamps upon Il public jour
nal. Its recent career has been
brilliant, if it has been short
Judge Nowljn has proven himself
an Editor of decided ability, and
Mr.. Comann has displayed decided
energy in It's behalf. These gcn~
tleman have Lecn retained upon
the VIEGINIAH, the former as cor
responding Editor, and the latter
as travelling agent.
Long has Tic VIEGEIAN lived,
and still longer may it fight the
wicked side Of the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
Egassey's Miserable Marriage.

.T,ti,.cs huve reached rb,s country
fr,rn priyalc souices in EauIand thai
the well known poet and lecturer.
Gerald Massey. is suffering from aber-
ration Of the mind. and hes been
placed in a private asylum. To those
who have 1een at all familiar with
the career of the gifted and unfortu>
nate poet. this sad news will not oc,
cosion unmixed surprise. In his
MARRIAGE, As irfeIicjtoas As B,ron's.
ha b.s been literally chained 10 4
Woman who was Al once an Amazon, a
,fedea and Venus. His vagar.es IN
the :. ;riinali>tic br,iNcss are notorious
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
[From the Loadoq Saturday Review
The GOOD and Evil 81 NOyCi'
Reading.

The ideal world into which we 90
for relief from our daily Grudgery
NAV reflect ightupon ordinary things.
1r may be an eneyvaLing region of
periodical loluS-ea ting. Sume people
might think that tLeir sympathy for
Oliver Twist excused them from car
iug about any 4eS.>and-biood SUI
ferer. Others rAisht be enabled 90
see more viyid.y sorrows which they
had previously passed over because
embodied in commonplace outsiders.
Ii Is impossible TO lay down AID pre~
else rules upon suca questions every
body has 10 learn for himself what Is
tie discipline which best suits hi,
own case aud the wiseSt gCneTe!
maxjms are of very little service. -
Yet. without referring To indlviiutj
cases, there are sornc marks SutfiCient>
y characteristic of the school which
fosters the morbid tendency. Art
which is.too much divorced from. re
ference To the actual world shows its
sickness by unmis.akable symptoms
Ii suffers from the blight of senti-
mentaliSm or -seusatiOuaii>m. When
people begin to pet and cocker their
fine feelings, and to take delight ia
weeping for the sake of weeping, We
NAV De pretty. sure that they are los
ing 4 proper hold upon a world III
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
Earthquake Shocks in Georgia.

WASHINGTON, GA. November .
At FIVE minutes to 10 O'Clock last night
there were two severe shocks OF an
earthquake, hich continued for
about 10 seconds. The second shock.
following almost immediately OF the
first, was directed lutte west of
south There was rumbNug sound
with moving muliun which shock
the earth aad made the houses ITEM
bie, causing some alarm among the
people.
ATLANTA, November 2-There was
"a distinct shock Of an earthuuake felt
here and at other points in The State
last night.
MACON, GA. November "a very
perceptihie earthquake was felt here
last night, lasting thirty seconds. II
occurred about Id o'clock, ana shook
the windows, floors and walls Of the
houses.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
The Counties.

Smyth elects James w. Shcfey
10y majority of -,
Scott, Ira 2. Robinctt, by over
800.
Wythe elects Robert crockett.
Pulaski, McCaull.
Montgomery, c. A. Ronald.
Roanoke, VIM. Watts.
Botetourt, Jno. VIM. Johnson.
Giles, z. w. Strother.
Lee, McElroy.
Scott sends II. G. Wood to the
Senate, by about 600.
Lee, Wise, &c. elect Slemp
probably.
Major Jno. W. Daniel gees to
the Senate from Lynchburg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09

which there is always sufficient cause
for melancholy without creating
artificial misery. When they delight
in descriptions Of the horrible or the
nauseouS, it is plain enough tina such
drlm>Grinking implies a depraved ap>
petite, or, in other words, a hardening
of the natural emotions. When such
tendencies are strongly marked, as is
generally the. case with declining
schools, we cannot doubt that the
pleasure is Of an enervating tendency.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
VOLUME XI.
TIE FAINT FLOWER.


Up where the meadow-grass
Leans toward the river,
Stood little Bluebell
All in shiver..
"RiverI oh, River!
Where are you going?
Stay just a moment
In your swift flowing"
"Oh, little BluebellI
How can / wait?
The miller will chide me,
Toe boats will be late"
'"Rain-clouds oh, Rain-clouds
Where are you flying?
I am so thirsty,
Painting and dying ~
ooh, little Bluebell!
Afar III the air,
The stoTm-kIng is calling,
And we must be there"
"Robin, dear Robin
/ am so i'll,
And you're at the river-brink,
Drinking your fill"
"Oh, little Bluebell
Do, then, look up;
Some kind cloud will give you
A drop in your cup"
Here Ittle B.uebell
Ceased her complaint,
Dropping still lower,
Homeless and faint.
But down fell the twilight,
Ana up came the dew,
WHisp'rIng, Dear Bluebell,
We're sorry for you.
1--WE are not strong,
Like the Rain or the River,
But never \ flower faints
For help We can give her"
BY thousands and thousands,
The summer night through,
Silently gathered
The hosts Of the Dew.
At dawn, little BlueoelI
Held gratefully up.
der silent thank Offering
The Dew in her cup.
-NGyy 4. LathJuTy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
THE Presidential RACE.

Movements in Favor Of Governor buyes, of
Ohio, and Chief Justice Waite.
4 dispatch from Was shinglon to tie
New York WOrid says:
The Southern Republicans who
arrive here seem to be more interested
in the question OF the next Presidency
than W aiy intermediate natter
some of them are talking very tayrOa~
blv.o Governor Hayes, OF. Ohio. as a
camdIdare. while II is certain that
.here.is a u,ovenrct on foot Ia beh III
OF Chief. Just ce Waite The SOu.h-
erners say that the candidate must be
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
THO 0ayagrs OF YeiIow Fever.

a report received 10y the Secretary
nf war from Assistant Sur-eun ". B
fiihhard, Medical DR.; cfor Of the ID 90
partEent Of the GGit. dated Newt Or
leans, La Oct. %, uuuouuceS that tie
progress of the yellow fever in that
city up to the sd, according to iufor-
nation from the Board or health. was
~ follows: Number Of cases, 81 NUM-
her of deaths. 46 :. rhere had been
no frost. and the thermometer AT >
o'clock p IN. on the 2&rd inst. stCcd
Cg0
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09

a Western man, and that he must be
a man against whom there arc no
animosities within the party. Prom
inent among those eulagsd in this
mo, emenL ore juJLr S..drsof NnrIh
Carolina, and judge HIg1 l. Bond,
o RLit,more, who haze I, Gently made
a Western trip in the the interest of
Mr.. Waite 1t is claimed that this
movement is not ualavUrably re
garded at the White House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
PIckcu's Information for the
People.

FIRSTLY.
shall continue TO keep my work
mp to its present standard OF excel
CuCe.
SECONDLY.
. Ny best endeavors will be, to i'm
prove its quality in every respect.
THIRDLY.
To announce TO all and every one, l
great reduction in prices, and still in~
croasing the Acknowledged iarges I
stock from Richmond 10 Memphis,
LASTLY.
Call, examine, and purchase at the
New Model Jewelry Store.
Bristol, Z Go2dson'
Aug, l0-tf,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09

no more at that time. The net profits
are expended OH works of local charity.
AT least one Scottish burg was TO petit
tl0n Parliament, at the last secession
for leave 10 establish the same system,
with what success We have not heard,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
EataI Hemorrhage OF a Tooth.

A young man named Hannan, llv-
ing iH Coles county, Illinois, had
tooth drawn last week. and the hem
.orrhage was so excessive, that he was
unable TO leave the dentists Oilice. Al!
efforts failed to check the fiow.of blood.
and he died on Saturday .-Ladtdndp-
Oils Ne1Us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
The Bible isa the New Jersey
Schools,

New YORK Ortcbef 80 The Board
Of E lucation OF Union Hill, n. J -.
nave voted to prohibit tie reading Of
the Bible in the public schools. Some
citizens have threatened that there
will Lc biOOdshed. before the Billie
should be removed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09
All indebted to us Invited TO Call.

WE propose to close our old business Of
w nine years standing and to invite all
INDEBTED to us 20 call and settle Ht oUca
We have turned over Booked AccoUntt
to e. II. Lynch, who viii settle eycryhiug
up. And We invite our friends t. an exam
ination of prices for Cash or Pay Down.
We cannot do a credit business and compete
with Richmond Wholesale Houses.
Our motto Is sell low for Cash, make no
accounts, and work for a very small margin
Of Profit.
We have a nice stock of GOODS which we
viii offer to the public at prices to suit The
hard times. Come and try Us.
"GRANGERS' furnished at REA-
SONABLE RATES.
DON'T ask US 10 credit not for an
hour. We keep 10 books tickets or
slate.
Produce boueht at highest market
rates. Cash paid when the article Is
commanding cash.
B. DUNN & co.
July l2-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-09

4 miH Gperi-Ht o,,l gsn-se pafg'tiirC, recon
mendrd for this cure Of all arrangements Of the
stomach, liver and towels. By their tiucly u.s.
Eucb sickness Is prevented They purify the
blood, remove all cOrruptiens and r's.ore the Ill
seased system 20 perfect health, As an AR,t,, 81,
to CbiiIs o,sd Fs er they have no equal. For byS-
pepSi0 Geyare Syeci@c- For SICK headache p1g
9ts1us 'o'ic thoy are a sure cure. Tor CoHstiLG-
tioH, Easum1tis,n, Pies IA pitaiiln II the H.oTt
Pal" "a, NE Side, Baet and Loins Nervousness. a
positive remedy. Tor FeuG's Irregularities. Jrih
oat q yjo'I, when oue does not ''feeI very we'll,
single dose st.usr lajes the stomach aud towels
restores thr appetite, and imparts vsor to Tie sys
tenn sold evcry whc.e. OEee, Is Marry street
New York.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR EYE.
IS easily applied, imparts a beautiful black or
brown, aud v- aN magic. } be best in TIA,
word Sold - all dru- i>ts. Price 800 box.
sold by all Druggists, ana BY Diekey & Wright,
Bristol, Tenn.
Aug. 81. '75-ly.