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taking step AT once 30 bold and 70 mn pop
uiar. 1t IL, however, more than likely tha
nose who blamed her most for i0i8inl
what she believed to tie tire only true faltt
VIII be the frat to eiBg hyBos ia her praist
when she becomes the wife of the PremieI
Dake Of E0gland.
THE !ast wedding of kindred Importance
amdng Catholics ~as that Of the HaI qps
Of Bute, WHO in 1875 married Lady GVeu-
doien Howard, daughter Of Lord Howard
OF Gtossop, and frat cousin 20 TIE Duke OF
| Noifoh. The function WAS performed at
the Oratory by Cardinal Manhing, assisted
By Mgr. Capel ard several OF the leading
Catholic clergy of London. Io the presence
Of the cream OF London scciety, the Prince
and Princess of Wales. ard other men bers
| OF The Royal Family. As a matter of course,
that wedding was exceptionally grand, and
the decoTa atoms atd illumination in the
Orutory Church were of a kjp d seldom seen
| save in some of the best known churches
-tAe-CaRtipeIt-- marriage of the
Duke OF Norfolk and Lady Flora H.stiDgs
viii, according TO present arrange meuts
take place about the middle of January
next. According to the letter of the law.
the wedding oueht to tie celebrated al the
chapei 10 Warwick street, the district 10
which Norfolk House Is situated. Butiris
not unlikely that leave will be obtained to
perform the functions at Brom pson OTatory,
which Is more spacious, besides being the
worshiped for several years. The Dut.,
and tie Duchess, his mother. have been
Iileucs OF some of tue moat lannon's Mem
oers OF the OratOry. His Grace was eGu.
Gated entirely at DR.. Newman's school AT
Edgoastor. Lear Birmiogta1o, while the
Duchess (born a Protestant, daughter of
tie late Admiral Lord Lyons and sister of
the Presert Br!s sh AN bassa,'or st Parje)
vas received into the Cat6otIy I lTch IS
The late Father Paber, who, 10 association
wtd Df. Newman, first Introduced intC
togiand IN loi9, aud este blished in ktre i
W ti!iam street, StIand, ans az Ejgba-top.
near BIrmiDg ham, the Order of the Fathers
IF the Oratory.
The Duke of Norfolk 10 said TO posses.
n EogIand more actual acres of ground |
han any other landowner. Tosay nothing
II the house property which LIE possesses E
o London, he has land in tie conn Ties of {
'ussex, Yorkshire, Surrey, Norfolk, Derby, 6
'unolk, Stafford, and Nottingham, These +
states cover, on the whole, close on As OOs G
cres, and in the Domesday Book their d
alue ls set down at G270, ,009 a year. When | t
'e add that the town of She Hfeld belopes b
great part to his Grace, and that he C
1herted the accu alatioDs of An eighs Y
ears minority, it will be seen that 600
W year must be rather lees than above | c
10 actual amount of his income. But no C
latter how great that income may be- no | il
no has ever used what he inherited with | Il
'eater judgment OF with greater consider 8
Ion Tor the wants of others |; and if there b
as ever man endowed with this world's q,
ealth who deserves to be happy because b
, has 90 often conferred happiness upon Of
hers, surely the Premier Duke of EnRlasd CT
That much TO- be- envied person." G
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BLANcHE AND NELL

Bbnehe 10 n city lazy.
Eedec4ed 10 Der siiks aud lace;
sLe WAlAs nth The ueln oil - stately queen,
And queen . imPeItous q ace,
But Nell Is = country maiden.
Her dTes- trouI toe tar rusts al loom;
her htopI free n bTes ze at sea
Ana ker lace IL a rose IN bloom.
The house Of Blanche is . marvel
Or mAitls from 6ase TO couo:
II nah all things tar and costly and rare,
but, alas! IL is BOt-hcmel
Nell Hvts in q lonely eattACs
On tho chores Oi wave washed iale
And The tn" sps leAds. with its living deeds
The aDge orEOId and sin:ie.
Blanche Aods her palace = prison.
AND off thrcuRh toe titary years
In Fer burdened breast there ir . sad unrtst
ADd her 81 e are diinmed with tears.
Bat 10 Nall hsr toila are ,Astine
tIheagh Eever II night they cease;
And her souls 1hoat nie = buoy ant boat
On the cTystal tidee of peace
All Blanche hath many lover,
But see broodeth per old regret:
I'd the shy. sweet red o her cheek 10 dead,
For the day STA, OF hope hao set.
Fair Nell bot single lover
hath she In toe vide vide uorid
Yet warmly apart in her glowing he Art
Love eidss, with his p,nions furled.
To Blanche al IL, seems sbadoued,
And she tut ghost therein;
1hro' the my sty gray OF tho Autu mn day
steAi voices of grief aId sin.
To Nell all life 10 Sunshine,
All earth ike = fairy scd
Who're the rcses grow ana the violets blow
III Ibe sof!sst breath OF God.
WhA: roeAne;i this mighty coDtrsst
Or lives that We meet ana mark
one bright ss the y "a era from MAY tide aaoyeYa,
ohe fay Iess, so'H Ger and lark
y. folly OF mortal WISDOM
bat Lei'heT iii break nor bow;
hat rdale h ttn veItd tie tat u ht perplexe3
OF millions OF souls ere nov.
., folly OF mortal wisdom
from your guesse~ hat good can CONE
We can learn no more than the wise of yore =:
lis better 10 trust, and-be dumb!
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at g. 50 bundle less 81 per dscount for cash
Tho eneral gents hereby authorize their
in this city dealers Baing Stu,l TO aelI to ana
contract with FACTORS and Country Merchsnts for
future delivery on the EbOve-named price and tArms
IN quantities. from time to time. may be REQUIRED
setLiementa being made on delivery.
The Company having large stock now on hand and
having contracted for RbuDd aupp'y 10 neet the
entire demand for Cotton Ties throuR the Cotton
StAtas. the celebrated ARROW TIE viii be 1IaoSd
upon the rArket generally aud sold by their
Agents at the price and terms above sated M baco
tho object ana purpote OF the Company to merit ts
continued patronage Of the planting community '-s
r. ". RAYEE e. CO.,
au1s MY GENERAL AGENTs.
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a professional man, returning to his
office enc day, after a substantial lunch,
said complacently to his assistant: 'Mr.
PeetkiO, the world looks different to man
when he has three inches of rnm in him.
Yes" replied the junior without a mo-
ment's hesitation, "and he locke different
60 the we-ld,D
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WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS

WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS
81 tss Ies-pRY- SALT SHOULDERS.
80 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
- BIB SIDES.
81 SHOULDERS.
40 s;eTces Choice s. O. HAMS.
Is boxes BREAKFAST BACON.
800 bbis Standard MESS PORK
leo Extra Prime
IS RUEP POEK.
TO tierces LARD, Choice, Rain I'd and Kettle.
2eo packages, baIfbbls. Kegs and 5ockess LARD.
100 pack ages Choice Goshen and " esterH BUTrER.
30 bbls Choice Family FLOUR.
$50 e. CORSMEAL.
In store and to arrive, by
BYRNES Il BRO.
oc:s I'm a. aud ~ ooyayas atreet
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FOR THE BENEFIT
Southern PeopIeaad Suffering Human

I now respectfully aDaonnce myself A. the SOls n
OF the Southern states, except Maryland and VkI
SISTERS or PROVIDENCE
Montreal, Canada and Winooskt, verrsont fer III
81 their original a. ge7line prepArA9io19 the eE
OF SPRUCR GUM, for Pulmonary Consust
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness and ethsr aasetionst
GSSse Ge Am aiso the geat for the sale Of tho s.
FOX AOOPING COUGE and C0SdPOUEO q
A8AT which 10 ussfal especially fer Inaanrl
Rhermatism. Sciatfca and Paine in the Iona o
i0yaloabie remedies are we'll known and in ganxlf
~ the Eorlh and East AID are nov oAorod 70 tss
OF the south All that 10 asked for from tbe o;u
nifty 10 . test Of their curative properties and "
Eendasion according to the effect; GbAvents OsEl'
heardipg Schools and all chAritahe inssitations II
meyer DO without suSSly OF those saiutary HlrtzE
Depots for the sale Of the above viii be estsblri
N the following states; LouisiaoA AlabAua MnA
sippi. Te1.s Florida. Georgis. Tennessee ssaih q
Nor1h Carolina, Foreign Mexicol
An orders for the above win bo promptly 1nod Z
AanoIact1FeFs prices sy the General Agent
P. f. GOGARTY
Bookseller and stanoner. Isl Camp street,
New Orieans a
PRICE of the SSrap Of Spruce Gan, So; Hooy
Conph syrup, 5ec.i Compound Linfmeut 7se
N. B-Ee careful and examine the trade marx.
mhlS 7Iy
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OFFICE OF THE
AMERICAN COTTON TIE CO.,
LIMITED,
47.----- .----. Caronde1et Street AZ
ORLEANS.
IMPORTANT SPECIlL NOTICE.
ARROW COTTON I'll

The AMERICAN COTTON TIE CoNPA,
LIMITED having fixed the price of the ceiebra
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS. Erc.
RYRNEs IL BRO,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,

~ and 59-----. Poydrss Street.---.77 and 20
We have hand the following stock of FINE
WHISTLES which we oter to the trade reasonAbie
terms:
Ico bbs celebrated K. white Wheat WHISKY.
100 hbls J. ". D Donre I & Brcs Extra Pure RYE
WHISKY
70 hbis NJ oDosntn Il Bros' Cabinet Kentucky
BOURBON
rs bbl. j. NJ. oDonueM & Bros Keraaeky Star
BOURBON.
AIso an assor 4nt of choice Rectifsd BRANDIES,
WHISTLES and G. ms.
We have appOinte1 Messrs. BYRNES & BRO.
sole aRepts for tie sAle Of popular K.
WHISKY, which. AS.ert without fear OF c5atradie-
iion. ia best and purest WhiskS United
States also for The sale os other brands Of RYE
aud BOURBON. Wit eel from etore Ahp direct
from diAIillery in Kentucky on liberal terms.
JAMES NJ ODONNELL Il BROS,
ocl4 In 20 K Distil!erss- Kenton County, KY.
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WHY SHE MAD MS mar AND CANE.
A Domestic Dincuity eliminating In n Very
l.udicrous street scene.

As Officer Kcrriran was baskinR on the
-. ~, GO, -. -, 81.
sunny sue oi StN,hth avenue lhs' Huhu"y'
barchc AIDED. excited man ran from Fiity-ilrst
street and said. Policeman n woman back
IL - .,-I1, 49,. IT,, a,,'i ,,,,.' o,,,r,,,,
uIcre nus s''Hh MY ny "hh '"''e' anu want
YOU to arrest her" He was attircd IN we'll
n,tip,, huainnss eui. nr1 h,J with his hcnvv
-
Whtrh 'hhlh anu haius"hc rocket sum well
to-d0-appcarancc that the officer accompanied
him ~ Eron1wnv
.,r,ora sho - - oxo,oir,o, ,r., b.,ioss man
i"'r" she H. 'N''"''"cu we h""'SN mum
n they turned the corner. pointing toward the
Albany onnrtmont house inst north Of Fifty
at si,n, ''''''''' 800 'V'''' - '''
In IN dt,r ~ thc drug store in thc Albany
v.au n t,li han,lsnn,elv ,Iros.,i blonde woman
III III - k.,tb ~ In no hnnd md n rana
in ~ ,tbrr '''' ''''' - ' "'' w " '''
ov.- t,n.hin., Will. AMOR wi lo hrr Yellow hnir
-6nun In th~ sunlight liz il. nv hushnnd,i
Til ,,ri',xn,i Nicer turned f,r nm .Nilnna.
ZION T. fh,' l.uf'.-. man WHO -nlkiiv nrtnn,yi-
od KIT H.. oman Nm. His VIZ! In he De-
.er.i iinf .h, Xxi .f..i,n nj. mn nh the sam,
AID rnit .r.,l ii- ,l.n,snd f'r ier nrr".t
ILL j. lie whom, v.u must nrr,.t enid tho
woman i.iIin,, he L0t t. nina h.r vhiin shn
MIKE H. .,,.' r..re.iy in I.r Lu-tur,i'. fose
:. ~, ,.;il,i~ "a, 49,. g. ~ ur, f,i.. a. mo mr..
Wi, Pr. ofi.', fo,inl th il lI.hnud If milne
SrJ sL,.'.,, iiin.l I,,v L"r ,,.Wi"usy hnl honn
"rnue"d Sho .,idci. "I hnvs tet en- his INT mud
"nn,' 49, il. g., o,.iInnnn NM Lo v.ns moro in.
r., tbi-- i'm" n tnuitit,i. ind Gathered and
vehicl@s we're stonned In tho street that their
ncnunoniS ~, iii tnnr md soc I'm answer t.
mo ansuspttnn " inf1elitv tho husband said
,h,t bo ma vnun on n Lusinrss rrrnni Ia "A
house in iha ieichborhood' and that his Jealous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17
THE DANG ERs or FOOTBALL
How n student of Princeton College WINS
Seriously Injured In ~ Game.

PRINCETON, N. j.. Nov. 1G.-1n n practice
game OF football near ono OF the college build
ngs on Monday last. nephew OF Chancellor
Howard Crosby Mr.. T. I. Crosby Of New York
city, was Knocked sensclcss in fight for the
ball He was taken to "A students room in East
College where. after atimc. his senses returned.
He was struck behind the ear; but exactly how
II was done no one but himself can tell. Tho
game was made up behind Reunion Hall by
freshmen only. Crosby was the captain OF one
Of the teams. He said. ON recovering conscious
ness. that some one fell face upward in front of
him. in the thick Of the rush. and that no
trppcd over the PROSTATE man. striking his
head on the mans knee, as II was elevated and
proppcd against the ground by the leg and foot.
thus making II rs immovablc as a post Crosby
was removed carefully TO the University Hotel
on Tuesday. and his mother and sister were
sent for. Tho utmost solicitudo IL expressed
by the students for their comrade in his misfor-
tune. senior. one OF the directors Of the Col
lego Football Association, has been at Crosby's
THE young man" said his physician J. II.
Wikoff. yesterday. =" has been delirious at inter-
Such a conclusion rs that which he received
may result in any ono OF several serious dis
eases. such as Inflammation OF the brain or
brain fever. II will be week or more before
any one can, say that he Is out Of danger. lie
may be said to be in critical condition. ye,
his recovery
Ii is remembered that Crosby. while in n coll
year ago had n similar accident while play ing
football 1t is generally thought 10y the students
that his situation IL worse now because OF that
accidents yet his physician knew nothing Of IL
until yesterday. and thought that the young
mans condition is no worse on account OF IT.,
While tho students spirits We're dampened mt
the time Of the accident. yet football continuc
TO be the rage There IL to be match game
| here Tomorrow between the Columbia and the
Princeton bows. Between Rotations the foot
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Pushing THE ELET.fTED RAN.
The Double Track on the West Side 10 lie
Completed by the First of May.

From Sixteenth to Forty-sccond street
Sixth avenue is in n state Of eruption. On both
Sides Of the way great piles Of earth and paving
stones mark the sites Of deep holes, some ten
feet square. All traffic is crowded into the mar
row space occupied by the horse ear tracks.
Along the line wagon loads Of timber and iron
are being piled wherever there is n vacant
space. All is apparently confusion and dis
order II all comes Of the sinking II the foun-
lnt.ons for IN" Gilbert Elevated Railroad. The
Ldgomonr Iron Company of Wilmington. Del.
arc prosecuting the work with all possible
haste.
From Forty--ocond street to Thirty-four the
foundations ARE already sunk on the east side
If the, avenue, and to SlXtecnth street most Of
the holes have been opened At the crossing of
Broadway solid rock IS encountered short dis,
taucc below the surface. nrcess itating drills and
blasting. In order to keep this part Of the work
as far advanced rs tho rest, the drilling and
blasting are kept up day and night. The work
Is also progress ing rapidly IN south Fifth ave-
nue. and between whitehall street and Chatham
square, ON the part Of the rnad that is to extend
through the Iowory and Thiri avenue Tho
company hope TO have the double track on the
west side completed 10y the LIST Of May next.
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TIE NEW Park COMMISSIONER
Reform 20 he Begun In Earnest In Central
Park From To-day.

Samuel Conover, who was confirmed yes
tcrday by the Aldermen as Park Commissioner.
Is II native OF the Ninth Ward and lives within
stones throw Of his birthplace. He is about
forty years OF ago. and President Of the Produce
Bank. His selection by Mayor Ely was a great
surprise to the politicians. who have been urg-
ing and expecting the nomination OF one OF
thor own number. Tho Mayor said, in relation
to- the appointment that he was resolved to keep
the Parks Department distinct from politics
and that he had sent in Mr.. Conovcr's name Mt
the urgent request Of large number Of lawyers.
mcrchants. and bankers, who are Interested IN
keeping Central Park in good condition. ana
who drive there daily. 1t is ind ,rstood that tho
Comptroller regarded the nomination with IA
vor, although he knew OF Mr. ConOver only Ms y
banker. The new Commissioner IL man OF
wealth. has been idcntin fled with banking all his
life has travelled much. and brings to tho new
position such familiarity with foreign resorts Of
popular favor ns will be of benefit to our own
OF late two complaints have bccomeq quite gen;
cral, First, the carriage service III Central
Park is not as II should be. and second. tho
drives are not kept in order In an interview
yesterday afternoon Mr.. ConOycr said he had
noticed the gradual growth of slovcnliness IN
tho Park. and he should do his best to check 1t
and renew the beauty of the place.
In politics Mr.. Conovcr is n pronounced
Democrat and belongs to the Tammany Com.
mittce. He was a delegate TO one OF the recent
Conventions. and has long been supporter
OF the Reform element in the inner circle 81 tho
Wigwam. II il understood that he will be
chosen President Of the Board. and that he Will
enter upon his duties to-day.
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Hurled Under Eight fee, OF Earth.

While William J. Wallace. ngcd 40. was dig
cling In an excavation for in Withcrs street near
Bushwick avenue. wihamshurgh, yesterday. the bank
cavcd in buryng him under eight feet Of dirt Ills com
pauonS went work 10 dix him out nnd reached
him lust In time to save his life. lie was much bruised
and had be carried to his home at 10 Van Colt avenue
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THE SUN.

1873 NEW YORK. 1873
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consideration aud support Upon it, record Tor the past
wears relies for continuance OF the heart, sym.
pathy and generous cooperation which have hitherto
been cNtonici to it from every quarter OF the Union
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tLBANY EVENING HOirs. re.ple', Line
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on and after = rs ~. 1877.
Express Trains leave New 'rk. VIA pe-hros'es ana
tnrflAndt SIS. Ferries stuuMs. $50.
80 : % . % ~ limited. II \ VI -. :, q tl - "
and DP VI sundays, 4 VI , ., q, q 3d. :. "3l hhl'
T. VI.
Boat OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with an hton,9
trains A. Jersey t'lty. aforing speedy amt thfe'
transfer tor BrnoklN 70 travel .
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 90 % - Z 2 ~
80 ami II 4 iiuted cNpI,s,. 80 T. =
. 49, Z. aul a3 + NJ. nnl = u!. lnl.hi ON So
3 ~. -. :. = ilA VI , T. - VI ,N.i T. nl,,
Ticket offices. go AMI nii ButiwrN y" lA.'nf u -
ant loot 81 u 'slos,c. aud tgrtintt Is ,N' =,
RroU NlNu M INA and lis Hudson i H. NNN H los
jer,e, MY. Fm.-rant ucAot olhec. Batu.N l.n,
FRANZ THOMSON. l. J.. NeNi.Nt
Gtucral MANAGER Grnl Pi..' u-Nl A. nt
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on AMI after Niv ~. 1877.
~ Inv. N.tN l.rh Nm ID

Double Track, the most Improved FqUpm'ni ana N
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH. WAY DNLr
THREE DErOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL new YORK
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Skipping.

ANtHOR stHE-t VAIL STEAMERS
~ sVli' TNERN sAti RpAY
TO GLASGOW LONDuNDiIlN, OR LNi Rpnl4
SECOND ,AlilN. So SrEEKAGf ~
TO LONnON DIRECT EVERY WEDNESDAY
CABINS $50 TO So SrFERAGE s1-
COMPANY : OFFICES. 7 BOWLING GREEN
HENDERSON BROS A. 70.
INIAN IINE.-MNIL SrE NMkES
CITY OF Irl ~~il.S ....... So ~ o = "
tlIY OF RLkIIN Nuy -
CITY uF CHESTER ....... b., / .
From rior -. North river
CABIN 80 49,. ami rllp gold. RETURN o. hNisoq
favorable iarm.. SiELRAGE 49,, currency uiH'h
lnVcstrltV,
snlonu. state Rooms smoking AMI BiiN T. ..f. mug
>il,- JuliN a. DALE, Agt. Is ANA $50 Hr.l'. Nt.
~ ATio>AL Li>E;-!' or' 9,l b Nr' 90
81 laui Sl'. Soy " ~ VI n.nDIlA ". o 'Nh
.--fuN 81 EENSiOWN ANu Iltitf'D. a
lirNcua, NuY ~ .a1PM Eu-liuI. y -
CABIN. 80 tn 80. currency. -t,rIA.l --H % t.
q upward issued ~ NtTf luN rates -
NCs ulAud 1A H.ullWtN T. " j lt i-i, N'.
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To PuILADELPMIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-26

re-" Tnr Senior Class nl Mary SHARP
College is class we wOHld have Ia
belong To in order To be happy-tuat
is, if we we're a girl. To bra member
Of the Senior Class 10 the Man SharI,
is an honor far more desirable than t.
tie President of the United Safe -
tina, is, if You had to owe yonr position
to fraud. We almost wish we could
have been GIRL, AMI could have "ren
sent to the Mary Sharp, and couli
have gotten anon into The Senior
Class If ali those things could have
been, we woud to day he wearing Il
beautiful little golden badge, just rs
the members of the Senior Class in
Mary ShIrp are wearing to- day. aud
which looks as heautilul ~ violrts IT.
winter time, or a summer sunset, or an
evening rainbow, Or-anythng eXrc!l
the far woarcrs themselves. And
these members of the Senior Class wall
graduate next June, and they are al
most happy. And we-weII, we onghl
To he.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-26

me-" We Learn That several of our
hes, riDp2cus are fearful that McSsrS
CINIk and BIWsOr, Principals ur CIR
rick Academy. will he inuurcl bl lio-
cad propositions IRON other towns to
! sever their connection with MS W.
hope thai MrssrS Chlk AMI Blpls,c
NlIl llud sufficient encouragement her,
10 induce Them 10 remain, AMI ",
Anuw Of several who Wuul pu IT'D ,rpl
| " towards such encouragement We
hcErvc. from all we save heard hat
two better leurllrrs---two more rumpr-
lenl and more unlWpG IN lnclr rllullS--
never taught at CarIirk Academy.
rhry have been end lswl most en-
phalcuI,y by learned men OF our town
aud other towns, Auj Their students
are loud IN praise OF Them, But all the
endorsement, IN tn" wor II viii not us
lily them 10 nOollnG rs they do n t.
school room, unIrs, they receive II sub
NtaullI endorsement in the way ol duI
lars and cents. We Irurn that lhcN
want the AraIcmi hulIdug repaired,
and II neat pnIng put ~ aroInd the
gruundS whiCn attach To lUr b lIdug,
Oh course It cannot he expected 10y ani
rrasUnnulr person that thry Shuuiu
make these imprO' cm"nls ut lhvlr Own
expense. We hrleNe there Is too
much public spirit among our people
to Justify rs III entertaining an lea that
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-26

1t is n well established lcI that Ia
hlrrs Buckeye Pie Ointment will cure.
II used according Ia directions, Tlr
E,cuius llIppocortanUm, or Horse
Cuy>lnut, com honIy knp vn us Vine
BWkeNe, la, been highly esteemed tor
many years, owing to the tact tHaJ i,
possesses virtues, iyln4 in the bitter
principle called E>cuIn. which caa hc
used for the cure Of Plies II "iirc ct
with thui terrible disease. use BucNcye
Pie Ointment, and We relieved.
For safe 10y g. G. Philips, Wioohcs.
ter. Tenn