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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
The Dispatch Lies Down with
NUIl{eTS0n

AEc Dispatch Lies Down with
FUlkers0n.
owe may add that there is no party
that proposes to pay more of the debt
than the twO-thirds assigned to Virgin
Ia by the funding act, nor that propo-
ses to raise the taxes higher than they
are for the purpose of paying those
two-thirds. Now, why ca-i'' all hands
compromise on this basis? WHY will
some Of our good Conservative con-
temporaTies which are unwilling to
pay even two-thirds insist that the
State is bound TO pay three-thirds ?''--
Richmond Dispatch.
This is too good. The idea that
the DIspATcH should conccde
the whole principle advanced by
the Anti -Funders, shows progress.
This, mark You, proposes first to
REPUDIATE one~third Of a debt.
two~thirjs Of which, the Supreme
Court says, we owe, and it propo-
Sos TO pay only as much Of the
two-thjrds as a tax Of 80 cents on
The property of the people will
lay. If it will not pay the two
thirds, then the Dispatch would
rcpudiate the remainder. This
leaves 10 principle to be discussed
between us. We can now discuss
only the extent Of the portion to
be "repndiatcd." This is more
than we ever hoped for-the cap~
tarc Of lie Dispatch 10y Fulkerson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1875.
EVENT ana COMMENT

EVENT ana COMMENT
At last the troubled heart Of Lady
Franklin, is still. She died in Lon
don last Saturday evening.
Prof Donaldson went up from
Chicago a week ago, in balloon,
and was caught in a terrible storm,
and driven over Lake Michigan
From a vessel, it was seen when one
ihird Of the distance across the lake,
beating and Jumping on the water.
At this writing the party Is believed
TO have been lost. But there are re-
ports that one or both Of them,
reached the Michigan shore.
District Attorney Fisher, dies as
hard as Sam Bard. Although Elk
Gov. Wells, Of Va, had already
been appointed his successor, the
wiley Fisher posted off 10 LoHg
Branch, where Grant, being found in
good humor, said the said
Fisher shall continue to be Attorney
for the Dist. of Columbia. And SO
he does, though lie smells wonder,
fully bad, 50 people say.
The Scott BaDuer says Turtles
have commenced Matching in the
Streets Of Estillyille.
John D. Ice, the leader Of tie
Mountain Meadow Massacre. is not
allowed to turn States Evidence
We are said to have evidence enough
without him,
The Biltimorc Democratic Con,
veution, after stormy session, last,
ing all hight, nominated Carroll for
Governor, and ia its platform bodily
Jaclslcd Ohio, declaring against IN
IiaLion and favorins a resumption Of
specie payment at the earliest posi-
bic moment. So Democracy is split
on the financial policy. But the
Republican party is also spit and F..
thunder may be looked for tits fall. /
Here is rcpor, from
The Ohio Canvass.
GALuroLI=. o&io. July d.
GOV, Allen. George II. Pcndlaion
and others addressed the Democratic /
meeting. leuG,r.oa's Interpretation
ot the financial plank in uler Plat, /
form MS 20 Ia3,vs. "a r.e..tf,.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

With sl00, 600 year. the very poor
est clergyman might stTug:,se Onward
toward Zion and not care mach
now many years it took him 10 reach
it. BrOokLia ArgtS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
CORNELIUS A. GRAY
Barber and Hair-Dresser.

FRONT STREET, one door sout Of Blunt
ing s. Peppers Drug Store, Bath Room at
tached.
May 10, ls7f.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

Husband" said the wife of a
young clergyman, read me one of
your sermons, feel dreadful wakefui
to-nigh L wish to steep. "-CtcUeland
Herald.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

SAVE your wheat, pay your debts
be virtuous, be happy, AID buy your
wife a Gold Watch at Picken's new
model Jewelry Store. Jnne 22--tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

Picken's new Model Jewelry Store
is next door TO the Hardware Store
Bristol, 2 { Go9t~on,
Tenn. J : Va.
June l5-lf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

A MississiPpian has a cat Of which
lie tells the following story: 81 was
sick short time ago, and the cat
would come from the table to the bed
frequently. She finally caught a
mouse and brought it to the bed. laying
it down beside me. | threw 1t off. but
IS soon as l did so the cat would bring
it back. until I thought she wanted
me to eat it so l made her believe
ate it, and the cat went away appar-
emily satisfied. And before night the
same day, she brought me a striped
squirrel, and each day of the three
days | Was in bed she brought me
game, with the same result she would
never leave until L had pretended to
eat it."
Latin and Greek are all right"
said Washington county farmer to
his son, a young graduate, the other
day, but GIN me a man who can
plOw around an apple tree without
touching any of the roots"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
The climate Of Jersey.
BY col. GEO L. WAXING

TY col. GEO L. WAXING.
Jersey is much sought, especially
by iuvalid,, By reason OF its equabie
climate. Much Of its natural beauty,
t0o. as well as the character Of its
ornamental planting, is due to its
soft skies and mild winters. Changes
of temperature are not often sudden
or severe, The Sumner weather is
rarely hot, and the winter is never
cold. The iuchsia is a hardy shrub,
aud grows to a great size; it Is much
used as hedge plant pampaS grass
is CONSPICUOUS in every lawn, and
grows to dimensions which in our CHI
mate are quite unknown the Aura
caria grows in the open air, and
reaches fine size, maiden-hair and
and Hart's-Tongue fern groa wild on
the fence banks the Oleander, the
agave, the yucca, and the azalea
flourish III private grounds beside the
rich vegetation Of New Zealand and
the Norfolk Islands. In the grounds
of Mr.. Gibaut in st. Laurence val
ley there are dozens Of large trees Of
CamelIa Japnnica, which bloom
throughout the winter in the most
magnificent prGfasion. and these are
everywhere successful in The open air.
Against south walls, the orange ri
pens its fruit The geranium is pcr>
tectly hardy, and, indeed, very mauy
plants which can be grown only under
glass in England, and only with fire
heat here, succeeded perfectly in the
open air in Jersey. The grass is green
all winter, and many sorts OF trees
hold their leaves very late. | have
seen the Laurestirus bursting its flows
er>buds early in December, and II e
whole air Of the island, except on
the exposed northern and western
coasts, is that Of a country where one
may have perpetual conservatory at
ones door, rooted only by the kindly
sky.
There is no Tiasma, and the air is
not depressing, as might be suspected.
On the contrary, 1t is a perfectly salts,
factory Climate for walking, quite as
much SO. and even more constantly
SO than that of England. Consump-
tior in It's early stages is said to be
checked By a residence here. and
many chronic diseases yield to the
effect Of the wholesome air and the
Dut-of- door life. rheumatism. how>
ever. is said to be aggravated. Ansted,
ia his work on the Channel Islands,
says: 1T may safely be assumed
hat all the islands are admirably
adapted to restore the health, and
,trenthen, both mentally and bodily.
he overtaxed energies of :he inhabi-
ants Of great cities. They afford a
,ure. clear atmosphere, containing a |
arge quantity of saline matter and |
odine, and the frequent high winds |
insure 4 constant freshness, prevent
ng the depressing effect sometimes
accompanying humidity "-ScriJner
o. august.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
transatlantic Balloon Voyage
n BaltimOl can to Make the
Venture.


Mr.. W. T Schroeder, an enthusiasts
tic young German, has just obtained
from the United States letters patent
for his invention of a balloon by
which, as is claimed by the sanguine
inventor, a voyage from New York 70
London can be accomplished in fifty
hours. Mr.. Schroeder has gained
the valuable assistance of a capitalist
in the person Of Mr., George w. Gail,
OF the firm Of Gail C AK, who is to
furnish the necessary means for the
construction of the floating arrives
sci, 1t is stated that Postmaster
General Jewell has expressed himself
gratilied at this new invention, and
that Baron Won Schloezcr. the Ger
man Ambassador, has taken with him
to Europe drawings and plans of the
balloon, which are to be submitted,
as is stated, to the German Govern
ment. The vessel is to be constructs
ed i'll the form of lilc-boat, sixty
feet long, ten feet wide. and twelve
feet high. Tue frame is to consist of
wire aud steel. and will be covered
Win strong waterproof linen. THIS
EesSei Is TO be carried by, and 10 be
connected with,
BATIooH> 1Ivrv
IN, ,,oooo
hit" WIN "o'u ~ IVY cuolc iect OF
s"H III '''e 'eSSe' VIII pe an engine
% |" q -.."''e power n'cA "Ii set
- ii't'on ''!e ''i'So q san" on e2ch
sue "a l"e NeH'ei, ne PIoPcliciS
M. i, NC constr Ic'eu Oh me same EFin-
Pc - " !""- il,i''. ne hlach'He
o'''' ." 81" t'''Iel l"nI 0o'h ProPeiieiS
O-''' ~ ''i''''' ~ ""' n III one 'i''C'ioiI'
- - '''' may pun ana '''e otheI push
= t'o'' '''e ,''09nS'oh "i me OaIiooh
'''V fi0t'Si'r' /" u III - paced III
''''.''',' @i''I De'''S At Inc hciGht
u'l'' ca 'io '',' c S,'' are SCI 70 WORK
'',''' '''0 '0'o9' ''','"S ~ INC dissection
EI'en ~ '"E P,'''. l nA FeSSel IS
me" sc p'"''"eu WIN Two blades,
""ic" moves Se'n"itsheoAS.y' Oui
"a" II opP"'I'e o'rec,'onS- a gas
in"0'''"e wan OG "VV2cheu 10 tnc Dal-
'ooh Io"uPP'y Ihe Unnecessary gas during
,h9 voyage In case OF a leak IN the
balloon other smaller balloons, filled
wbe, n}aced in the Iaroar ono viii
serve to stop the leakage. The cons
tract for the construction of the bal
loon has already been given out, and
the work is TO be completed by August
9th.
Mr. Schroeder expects to be able
to make voyage in this balloon
from Baltimore to New York in one
and a half hours, when the wind is
favorable. The voyage by the balls
loon from New York to London is to
be made In fifty hours. Mr.. Schroe,
der states that II he IS entrusted with
the carrying Of postal matter to
Europe he can complete the route
from New York to Hamburger, Paris,
LiOson, and Washington III the space
OF SIX days. The whole vessel will
weigh t"enty-elght hundred pounds,
ana IL IS thought that IN addition to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
ESZN VA and ITEM N
go. ii5i.. WO0IIen Mills.

Are now ready to receive WOOL. and
will Manufacture for Cash or Wool
or any kind Of Country Produce, at
cash prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

VIII Scientifically perform all Den
tai Operations AID guarantee Satisfac-
ton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
DeHhlI.
DIR. J. M. KING,

Graduate 81 lie Baltimore college ~ 9,atai Ser
gsTy)
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

At last the troubled heart Of Lady
Franklin, is still. She died in Lon
don last Saturday evening.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-25
The Great Blood Purifier.


Every drop Of the Sarss par LIEN Eesovept COM
nu,.ic.t.s through the D.ood, sweat, rine. aud
otie fluids sBi juceS Of the sy.iem, the igor Of
lifs Tor Iepsirs the ties Of he u attn W
snl so.n: material. = r. ula, -yVSi!is. c. L.
sumption raI.dcia- diseasa, GERS IN tue threat,
mouth moIs, Nodes III ne sisEds si d othsT
part of he system, ssIe eyes. suumoTou- els
charles from h ears and lhe wort forms of sA
diseases. ,ruPTiors, ieSer sor's 5, sea head ring
=, rm, SAT- III ulG, trysipe as, scne, black srn 5
SOTlnr ia Tie hes h, tuny cancsrs 10 the WOMB,
snd ali weakening and iainfdi uiscIafgss, nj ht
swssts loss of sperm and ali wastes Oi the ie pr.T
ciple xithin the cur.t range 81 tLis wonder
OF modern chemistry, aud GAYS Use si!l
lruve 10 a. person re ii fer eith=r VI disease
f.s potent pos er 10 cure Ihs m.
If tie pJient, daily becOn. NJ rtiuc by tie
sasles anc jeconio iIion Ia Is continuity pro-
gressing succeeds in aTres!iDg these wastes, ADD
Iepairs the same tn Dew material maae tom
healthy biacd-s.. :his III ssrsaP.r :hAn will and
DOS secure cure Is cSr'ain Tor when once this
IscleGy j: work # puriEeatioD. aid
succe Us la diminishing the los OF wastes, il
pairs will lie rapid, anu every day the pa ent +. III
Il ei himself growing better anc stronger, The tod
food aige ting te Ter, appetite iE proving and flesh
Al d weight increasing.
Not onl Goes the SAIsapanl ian Eesolvent excel
all known remedieal agents in the cure oil chronic,
Scrofu GUS constitutional End Skin iiseasss but
1t lie the only positive cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-25
Or. Railways
REGULTlNG PILLS

perfectly tss;sless, elegantly coated with swee,
gum, purge. resula.e, purify. cleanse, And
siSsps then. R2yuay's Pills, for the cure Of al
ai-or ders vi The stomach, Liver, B0wsls, Aidneys
Bladder, Nervous Disease, Hes fAche, ConstpA.
ton, SostIveDess, nd'g stion dyspepsia. bilious.
nee, Bilious ever, Inflammation o, the Boseis,
Fi es aud al D. Judgements OF The internal V.era,
Warranted to eG.St . positive cure PURIFY
Veg ~ e, eoota,ninz no mercury, Numerals. OF
dsi-isIivus drass-
IS ohser,e ras following symp;ems Tesa,t,ss
from Disor',e $ o: tas digestive ORGANS
Cor.upa ion, Inward Piles, Fuiuess OF the Blood
in h lea Acility OF tie S.oIlzSh NAUSEA,
Heartb1rn, Disgust o. fooo, ruiintsx Of weight
in tne 81, n,<ca, Sour Erupsions, sinking or Fus-
t-rsbgs N tne Fl Of tn Stomach. -vimlains Of
the Hen, Hurried AID DifheulG hreath ng, FIut-
terngs a. the Heart, Choking -urocatirg -els4-
ton when in Lying osIure, Drlness Of vision,
Dots OF Wee b-Iore the sight, Fever Anu Dull
PAia in the Heed, Deficiency % rerpir2tion. YELL
icvness u the skin and 3 e., Pain in he siae:
Che-t, Il abs and sudden Flusaes Of Heat, Sura-
Ing In the Flesh.
a Zee dss-s Of RADwAYS PILLS VII frse the
yystsu, from all the above named djs.rders
P.ics Is csa;s per COX. Sold by DruxSist>
Rsad "FALsE AsD TREE"
Ssna one ie.tsr-sarr. TO RADwAf 90.
3 Warren ~, New fezk. Ia.sxmAs.sn vorlh
|ho0aads viii - ssat you.
nnk1kf1ah 0o1&Vs0
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An AccoNoDAfINa HUSBAND.
he Gives up His Wife to . Friend and
Marries His Adopted Daughter.


An ambitious little railroad town in this
county was shaken from stem to stern by a
society happening" which recently occur
red in her midst. This event involved 80
wide departure from the beaten track Of
human custom, and divine mandates as
well, that the moral sense of the community
was greatly shocked, and even the eossips
lifted up their hands to disclalm against it.
There resides in this town DR., who un-
til recently did business as q druggist,
His family consisted of a wife and an sdopt-
ed daughter. The wife was an amiable
lady in the prime OF young woman hood,
and the daug h,er an intelligent and engag-
ing young woman, who acted as clerk in
her foster-father's drugstore. Boarding
with the family was literary gentleman
OF cultivated mind and taste, who occupied
q room in the drugstore, where he devoted
much OF his time to driving the quill. The
family circle, composed Of these four, NOV
ed along tremendously until Cupid looked
in upon them, and discovering latent love
in each human beast, he thence began
making matches-not of the regulation
kind requiring four strokes to ilumine the
darkness-but that of binding genial hearts
and hands- The literary man secretly
cherished an ardent admiration for the
doctors wife, and the doctor more than .
fathers affection for his adopted daughter.
Then followed q mutual discovery of these
facts, a mutual recognition of the secret
passions, a mutual agreement to alfSe the
course If love to run smooth" mutual
OF the doctor and his wife Gull
minating at last in the uniting of hands
with hearts to suit their wishes. The |
doctor gave his Eiie to the literary man and |
accepted the hand of his own adopted !
daughter. They now form two families, /,
the literary man having gone with his new
made wife to join the grangers on farm |
not lar distant. lis said the doctor obtain |
ed divorce from the first wife: that the |
latter marriages were legaliled in q quiet |
way, but this, If true, did not ,,revent the |
yossips from using tie keen dissec,ing-knife,
and the affair awakened greater sensation |
in the town than anything that has tran
'pired since tine Beecher-Tilton revelation.
-UdSxsaLtovn Repablioar, Nos. 3D.
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Kansas Manufacturer

While at the wooden mills last week we
were presented with specimens of cloth
made at this institution. They have been
examined BY several Of our friends who pro-
nounce them As good as can be made any
where. Any 6oubters as to the ability Of
these mills to turn out frss-class goods,
need only to examine to be convinced that
they are equal to the hes, eastern made
ciotha-Saomoa Rcp~~.
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Tumor Of Twelve Years' GrOwth
Cured by Railways kseoiveHt.

BEVERLY, Mass, July IS. 1859.
d.. kApwAY:-II ase ad ovarian tuinor the
ovaEies a d bowels. All the Goctcrs said '.there
vas no he p tor it," iu d ese. hing that sss
recon- r1enaed, but not ing helpei me. I saw
your kesolven-, and thought | would ty II; but
had NO faith iD II, because I had suffered for
twelve years. tcok Fix bottles OF the hesoiveni
and one fOI Of Rad way Pills. and iwo bO.ties of
Jour Ready Relief, an there IS not sign Of tumof
70 be seen or felt, and feel better, Smarter and
happier than have icr txelss years. abe wort
tuner in the left side OF the bowel, over the
groin. vrita this t. you for the benefit os others.
You can publish il il you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 Here's
Of Valuable LlhDS
Ia Kansas.

Rv direction of the Honorable Secrrtarv
If the interior the UNDERSIGNED will ne-
ceive called bids for the purcbasr Of any or
ali nj the unsold land. west Of the Neo.bo
River along the southern line nj the STATE
nj Kansas embraced within vbat ia pener.
.llv known a. the sCHrRoKrr SrRIpS
ihese Iands are Offered for sale in com-
pliance with the proyisious Of an act of
Congress. approved Nav III. 1872 TU. s.
Statutes at Large. vol. xvii. Do. sS and SO.
They will be sold 10 the highest bidder
for cash. in Quantities not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres. and no, less than
two dollars per acre for all of said lands
living east of the Arkansas river. and one
dollar and ifty cents per acre for such
lands "A lie west of said river.
Printed lists. describing the lands hereby
offered for sale BY their proper legal subdi-
visions and indicating the minimum price
at which each tract is held, will be sent by
mail to the address OF any person making
application therefor to the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office, or to the Regis
ter and Receiver OF the local offices At
" ichits and Independence, kansas.
Persons offering to purchase may bid for
a. many 'rac's as 'hey may uesire' put eacn
oiu nus. ".ue anu
anu must ce loi NOV NOR man one nun
49, S -, ~ :. III '
'esai euDi, i'i 40 .DI" n ,ie ISL
cont of the amonnt hid as n yua,.n,es nj
the good faith of the bidder which sum In
case The land is awarded and the balance
not paid. will be forfeited. Should any bid
he rejected the sum deposited will be re.
'"I ps.,;o ~ .%s PaI f;d. pa .a I'll \.
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DR.. C.. ALEXANDER

Torner Of Iifth Street and thristy Avenue, Saint
~ Louis. Mo-, with over twenty years experience
ia the treatment Of Private Diseases, guarantees
cure IN all eases without the Of Mercury.
Es-l)r. Alexander =. Baisam of Herbs " Is
rsnel 10 cure Spcrmatorrhea or Semi nal Weakness
in all its various forms, restores Lost Power and
Youthful VIyor, when impaired by excuses, etc.
Price, Three Dollars, sent 10 any address.
ES-Dr. A. e Circular on Private Matters. " sent
any addrI which fslly EXPLAINS the nature.
symptoms and nieihod Of cure Of all Private and
lie iSaie diseases Ia male or tenale.
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lH IMPORTANT LETTEe

from prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
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NEW YosK, Oct. II, lss0.
On. RADWIY.-Dear oir:-I am induced BY
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