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From the associate Reformed Pres6y-
teriam we take the following paragraphs:
The new schedule on the S. c. and q.
& C. r. R., bringing the mails from
Charleston in II day, and passenger
gers too, has quickened the pulse of the
whole State. South Carolina has Leen be-
hind long enough. Let her get out of
the old ruts, and start out o. a new ca
reer. This new schedule is a step in the
right direction. The only objection to
the new arrangement that we see is that
now it is SO pleasant to ride on the Rail
road that people will not DO able to stay
at home.
ABsENTEEs.---Prof. Lowry and family
are visiting their friends about Louis
Vile, Ga. ; Miss McQuerns is in Newber-
ry; DR.. Grier left Saturday last for Lau-
rens to look after the Endowment; Miss
Morse is on Long Cane; Rev. w. L.
Pressly is assisting DR.. Sloan ut Long
Cane church, in q ~protracted meeting;
Miss Lou Galloway is visiting ut Winns-
boro, &C., &c.
Rev. Mr.. Pearson is having q protract-
ed meeting Greenville church, (Presby-
terian) seven miles from Due West. We
had the pleasure Of occupying his pulpit
on Sabbath morning. A large and atten-
tive audience were present throughout
the day. Rev. r. A. Fair is to assist the
Pastor in the further exercises Of the
meeting.
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Grccuvi!ic and Columbia railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays ex-
ccp.pd. connecting with Night Trains on
South Carolina Railroad up and down. On
AMI after Monday, July 18th, A377, the fol-
lowing will be the schedule:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-08-15
The Governor Gives Mack Thomas a
Commissio n as Captain.

We are informed that his Excellen'
cy Governor Hampton has given to
Mack Thomas, of this town, q commits
sion as Captain of Company "a" OF
the eleventh Regiment Of the Ma
tienal Guards of South Carolina"
which company has been disbanded
Tor the past eighteen months, and that
he succeeded on Monday night in Or
ganizing q company of fifty men nm
der that commission. Yesterday he
made formal demand of the former
Captain Of the aforesaid defunct COM
paay for all the guns. accoutrements,
&C., belonging to the State and now
In the hands Of tho old members.
This action of his Excellency Is re-
ssrded ss most remarkable, and but
for indisputable evidences, it would
not be believed here that the Govern
ment would c%ountermand the order
herstssoIe given to Captain White,
one Of OR most highly respected citt.
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Lost or Mislaid,

A NOTE on william l.. Wilson for Twenty
"A Dollars given to me about the first or
the year 1877, due on the first Of July, 1877.
All persons are hereby forewarned from ira
ding Tor the said noto.
August 6, 1877. St.
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A~ndersonviIle Mills.

COTTON YARNS. New process. Manu-
u fnctured from seed cotton. For sale by
Il. +. QUARLES, Agent.
April IS, 1877. IT,
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DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
for a%longGmcw was demon
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackcry. -.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of I strengthen
Ixs ,~fnrg0live, o'hia fa,.
tying tonic.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is to increase the sp.
petite by causing the food
TO properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour.
islcd, and BY their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gaus, regular and healthy
excavations arc produced.
The rapiiity with which
Persons take os f<sA,
while under the influence
Of these pills, OF itself in
dictates their adaptahiiity
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur.
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancloly dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug.
gishncss Of the liver.
Chronic constipation, and
to the system. Sold
Street, New York.
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Tho historical oak under which, it ia
said, Wesley preached his first sermon
in America, Is still standing at Frederick,
G oorgte.
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VyNX8MN&&EVGH1 W ~
original colon, NTH the gloss and
freshness Of yoush. Thin hair IS
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead Of fouling the
hair with a pasty sediment, 1t will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning. gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for 8
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s. j.. LEE, Solicitor of Judge Wiggin's
Circuit, has resigned his office, since the
investigating committee got after him.
doubt not will be filled by q Democrat.
In a little while there will be but few
Radicals in Office in this State.
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BEE NOTES FOR THE MONTH.

Keep good watch OF weak colonies. II such
are in movable frames give them q comb or
two OF scaled bread from stronger ones. DO
not use the honey extractor as late in the
season us this. Many inIure their stocks by
extracting too late In the season.. If any
swarm should como out AZ late as this return
1t to the hive from whence 1t issued. Exam
inc hives with movable frames. and II the
colony is queenlcss, give Il frame or two OF
brood come and eggs that they may rear q
queen, or Introduce Il quecn.-SoWhcrn Farm
ca.
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inparting health and strength 70 INC systeln. o"t
Office, s. Stu ray Street, New YORK
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Ayers ,.s.
Hair V9gm,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree,
able, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded
hair IS soon
restored to it,
the gloss and
Thin hair Is
r checked. and
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
An InaInna Merchant. E.cnne.

The Cincinnati Gussttr TELLS this story:
Abraham johnson. merchant ui koko-
mao. hui, LEFT hin home ou foot g. soc
Mr.. Hunt, living three miles from Young
America iu "a direction south uf west He
held CLAIM against Mr.. Hunt. and hlH
object wac tn get new note. llo arrived
ut Hunts inst us the family were going
o. dinner. Hud ha took dinner with them.
Aitrrwurd, near rundown, Mr. johnson
Burted for home There are several
angles iu tha road. sp. being moot. lac
CROSSED some fields to shorten the dis
lance As ho clme upon tine road, a
mile ur thcr,ahnut west ut Young Amer
ca hr met three men who were driving
a pair ul horses To- a spring wagon n
which there WAS hut one seat. They spoke
a. him, having stopped the horses, and
learning Who hr WAS. remarked he wac the
muu they wanted b. see. us they had un
Improvement n machinery they desired
60 show him. 10 wa now the dusk ut
the evening One ut the men took q buA
uut 81 tly wagon, another acted as lt hr
we're examining wheel, while Mr. John
.uu puts himself lu position Z" luuk al
the huN about tu hs opened lie knows
uu more about lt Thirty hours after
that time hr became conscious and found
hi47rlf n the darkness, vclgri lu n
clos. place. us rlu-e Us If hr were in "a
grave. uy dcsrcrs he released himself.
dragging las body along, pushing chunks
of wood uut ui hls way, and by-nnd-byu
emerged from hollow log. Looking
about h.m lu great byWlldeuurut he saw
% dim hight la the distance. and naturally
took that direction he arrived az the
house and awakened the family Here
hy found ont tlat bee Has less than three
miles from Delphi and from thirteen 90
fifteen miles from home. that u was Ju-t
past midnight ut Thursday night, aud
that it WAS thirty hours later than when
hr had lurt tLr three men, The iruth
u9w hlake ia uu Aiil. The brtse anal
lump M th- back yf A.s head helped Mm
tu comprehend the situation. he had
been knocked down. hauled more than
dozen miles and concealed In the log for
dead He only EIa twenty-five dollars
about linn and ti.Ht Was gone, but It wns
known m tle uelsAhurLuod that lac had
engaged tu make A purchase uu which
$500 Ncrt 10 have been paid uu Weiues-
day evening. he WIS served with rr-
treatments ut ihy house uf the strangers
Hul WAS urged Oh remain uutll morning
but Ly got tls best directions De- could
and started at once o. gu home. IL seems
almost staggering Thought that Lr
would be the balance ui that night and
all the urAt day getting over the twelve
ur fifteen m4lra between ham and Lir
home. Blt IL Must be understood that
ia hl~ condition there were chances fur
great h,Uii.,rm,lt, and tLat he did NOT,
hy auy means, pursue q straight direc-
ilou. Besides, through tl4ui part of the
country, Lr had np acquaintance. Eas,
and south uf lls home be knew nearly
every person. And ail knew him, but west
hc knew nu uue beyond the Immein'c
u,isalHrhu.d ol hl- home.
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The New Buarder.

Al % private boarding huusr the u,W
hua-lsr .s au object uf special interest.
he walk, into the house aVkvArily.
hangs bus Aat carefully uu ,he rack. caste
"a hA-ty luuE over has person o. -ec II h.,
west ia pulled down. arnugcs hl, collar
and cga,at. runs h.~ hands over Tain head
ta maaA down rolay uuuIly tuil ut hair,
and tayu walks iHtu the plflug as q bash
ful lover wuul4 uu las first visit o. his
sweetheart Then follows an iutraiuc-
tiuu a. the other hnaricrs aui the lsafrs,
aud among the multiplicity ui names yuu
catch only yu. ur tvu. He has NOW
crossed tA, Euhlcuu, bus there Urs sew
ral other t4.a~ tp lmuT-re before he
Us fairly landed
He SITS u bis rhair with all ,le grace
10 command Will, Le Is being measured
by the ladies. They either ;hink HIM
"perfectIy handsome ur lawfully
ugly. never compromise between the
two. Hu sits 'hgs, quietly and with au
at;emutat at-lIiy. lie h.s nothing 60
>Ay. being r,musgr, and the h.ar,lrrs.
being strangers, uaye nothing O. say 90
h.m. Tlv ladies all tAe time keeping up
yullsy among themselves oi wonders a.
;o K he lis married. what hc does lrr
living. &c.
After uuuvAvari pause, the bell rings.
and thr party files into supper. IN,
new brarl,r takes l.s seat M au easy
way and lanks Es li he WAS about ;a 81;
down un % pluru-hiau. He commences
Ais supper v.ui the air uf "a man who
could hc -atIsfci with the tongue uf
SNOW b.ri. aul when he leaves tLc table
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New Spring Goods for Dres,es.

For the first wdoleu dresses for early
spring the retail stores are displaying
colors and designs 10 match the cloths
for wraps. These are Of fine quality,
pure wool, very light weight, and cost
eighty cents yard for stuffs about
thrce-fourths Of a yard wide Among
the prettiest are the clear gravs with
steel blue shajings and the creamy
browns, woven m square figures. yet all
Of one shade. These woven plaids OF a
angie shade promise 10 be exceedingly
popular Fine twilled vigpgues are
shown AS low as forty-five cents a yard
in single widths. Very fine summer
camel's hair, with soft finish, vet show
ing the stylish fleece is 80 a yard. From
five To six yards are sold for a polonuise.
Silk aud wool mixtures are shown in
unusual variety These are most often
in roughly raised thrcads irrcgulnrly
woven iu what has been known Of late
as knickerbpcker style. These come in
charming light shades. such us tillcul
green, blue with white. or cream with
brown, and cost g. - yard for double
width goods. In still finer qualities Of
mixed silk and wool there is green with
red, or blue with cardinal. or else shaded
olive green, for 81 a yard Plain solid
blue knickcrbocker Is shown for g. 10.
This seems to indicate that blue will
lose is prestige, and green will take its
place; at present, however, blue still re-
mains IN great favor abroad Blue and
gold stripes of mixed silk and wool are
$3.50 yard
Wool Sicilenncs for wraps and over
dresses are shown in far lighter shades
than they have been for years, and the
samn Is true Of cashmcres. Tillcul
green is the novelty most largely import
ed in these fine -tufs, anl will be used
for evening wraps Basket and Grape
cloths IN all these delicate shades are
Sl.75 a yard
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
How She Threads q NeedIc.

The Baltimore SIM says Am ing the
large number Of patients who sought
treatment at Dr. Chisolm's free eye and
ear dispcnsaTv yesterday were two sis-
ters, one eighty-four and the other
eighty years OF age, who lived together
for mutual support. They were both
active in limb, and had walked over a
mile to visit the dispensary. The elder
sister Of eighty-fou lost mn eye from nm
accident many years since. The younger
Of eighty lost both eyes from infiamma-
ton forty years ago, 80 that for half her
long life she has been totally blind. One
eye, and that a crippled one, did the
family work, except the sewing, which
was done by the blind sister for both
parties. She retained such delicacy OF
touch even in her old age that she could
thread an ordinary sized needle with
ease, and even fine one after n few
efforts. Her method Of threading re-
versed that commonly adopted. Having
cut off squarely the end Of the thread
she held it fixed between her fingers and
brought the eye Of the needle up to it,
and often at the first trial would pass the
end Of the thread through the eye.
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PronerlY Annreciaied.

"My dearest Fiducia, he said. as tbey
stood beneath n tree in a food Of moon.
light, 81 have longed-oh, 80 longed /
for this blissful opportunity and even
now hardly dare to speak the swelling
thoughts that struggle up for utterance.
Not in the blistering glare Of thsnoon.
day sun would l whisper to thee Of the
sweet love that has tinged my whole
being with a celestial brightness. but in
this soft silvery sheen of the constant
moon would ] syllable forth the ecstatic
song Of Eros. Oh canst thou realize
how Ike the radiance of heaven thy
beauty beams upon me? And shall not
the blessed boon be always mine Wilt
thou not henceforth, for all coming time.
give me tht right to shield thee from the
rough contact and chilling blasts Of an
unfeeling word Oh if thy smiles could
be mine while life should last, they
would shed-they would shed-a-aE
Ah, dearest, they would shed - While
he hesitated and stumbled for word.
Fiducia eagerly whispered: "Never mind
the wood shed, Augustus, but 90 right
on with your pretty talk"
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inflammation Of the Throat and Lungs.


MumiA, n. y. Eop. "a
Gentlemen IN the early part ot last winter !
was suddenly ATTACKED with very severe cold.
which settled uu my luurH producing painful
cough, soreness aud Inflammation of tho throat
aud lungs, together with q pfuatfatipn of tho
whole system. I vhs informed hy phymcinns
that my complaint una disease ~ thr liver, aud
WAS treated fuf that disorder After Huffcrug
fut three mantha ] tried bottle ~ nb Wis
rams EktsAM 90 Wub CurHh1. and received
immediate and permanent relief since thon
have uaud 10 iu other cases ~ colds ln my fam
llg with tho same satisfactory Trauiia. I can
ouusrirutiuusly recommend .i Co bll Who suffer
from coughs. eulda ug tuy pulmonary affection,
a. the htst remedy which can bc had
You're trry MAnDr- MrAiirTFn.
90 cts. sud 81 q bottle Sold boy an druggists.
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Washing freely with GUESS 5 SU3PHUH
SOAR paFts Affected with the obnoxious sLiu
disya-cs uli5h have usasiiy i..s dressed with
offensive sulphur gsulmeui., Nlll effect d certain
cure ultlall leaving behind ass Disgusting
udur. sold everywhere. Drpat Dutteut0u' :
80 Sixth avenue. New }ofk
H4lIanaIrA A NhlsAsf byr black uI iTauI Zoe
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Thing Beauty Ba Joy Forever.
THREE BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS TO EVERY
PATRON OF THIS PAPER.

The London Publishing Go have iust issued . large
magnificent anA superb arrg Uf cuiug cbrdstlc works
~ embracing thrHg handsome and p1qus uottfra
entitled tsod bless Our Home, The t.urd H. NV
shepherd, and Praise the tsord. Ttrfo mottnes
OLD Enklrh type. lraui iiully rIuhpl Rhrd with
wines and rnsos running hr1uEh thr emf rv work tn thr
center Hf tine trst lrtrr "t mother teaching her
two children fn rrrat prayer. while g. hrr right
tuu larger children with brsuftfrl aHvinr fats -uriur
" frat~s g. t.1 The back ground of the r1trr motto
is braufiiul Landscape N,cnu. rupresrut ing Nrue
lhos~ three beautiful prrniumn. ioNa inches snt
Publishing CO., tSS aui ts5 W Soeoud Street
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The Grand Central Hotel, Nes lufk. ia a
model establishment 10 is superb la stgie sud
appointment Iu aize and rararltF fur aocom.
mediation it hae $50 equal ii Nas thr GIst lead
mE hotel iu luar5 g., rates ffaiu z tu 80 e.. @
and t5uu Irr das lts felutatiau ir unsuf-
passed aud it rag,l}g, fresh iudufsgmtut daiiy
from llaubaI.ds 81 lts gur-.s
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SWORN Statement
oF a
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Cennrs,sn. - hereby certify that have had ca.
saIfh 9s ien year, saa fof thg efe9
buFslas 10 ths head rshs acroa ihs iesbpls, dlffY
lssss hara sSt SaSsf.s sas sstsTs sss srfsss
the chest, aPd every indeaiigg - consumption NJ
fapidiY n ny head add throat thsi sou cot teop
ihfm nee. tFrgurutiy 81 night w0uld tp1nR out II
woai tseH ave- tSsras ~ sy means IA g t
q disudFe the nuras ileg ~ tigoat ad heal before
wy ieasis pireFased aBd - rsseb inaamrd lssl
could with dimg uiig swallow. nnhiY cdhsulied an
bat a. his fgqaesi pospoued H. The constant lnaam.
sstsa S.s, snS alss's,2a h R f9as s SsS'Sa n .S
~ rriiAipd and inc anne ny lungs tha obunhed 10.
began % show e enegts of thit dssAss iatf l1ai
hssh. gisg rsis' hna shoEsd stsy sympt.o,ia ot ~
reached Us stage of eb5ut slE monghs aa9, beFaa
no uao - hAhfuht'a hApicAL grHH ToA CATAnEh.
". fhe hfsl aoso SEEMED 10 elsaf ~ hssa a. thaa
net lDpa . % he iet ysgfs u SEEMED fiadaalf @
duVs.. ~ unias it a. RAFgle sooH frdaied the ins
naaamainn snd sNsiiias % ng taAsis. 20 that ihey
ehrsi ditappehFed the hHrring naisrs 10 ny head
s5sssd ~ tshses q aghfag sed q sos.nE Nets eei
had ftdarea % the verge ~ % grave dsappsared
I have brsh thus tEpselt bseauHa ~ q 6ruFFist i
have seva great deal % egaeriag nom catsfh sp4
am familiar uiih tie o. atnist o slsFfh hs tfae-
usrd ~ PIE beet paysieisns Agd have eentallea the
sf9snsdy a18 se1aIs s Si,st sss spsesfs9 dlrisE
period = "a ytafs pact. aAa iaFe While following
tef upc ias e great care u q Erncrk lsaifhs bot
obtained b4 fHrf o. reeuf fFota AiF ~ tlfa.
hihru enfthE gaeif WiGh "a RFuhBb RADICAL GUEE.
j AA#n fccul4tuendrd if ~ over nnn bnudred chhes
W1luui siaEe case - faiiufcs and have IN ugtruus
Instances fu6eifed Ntlssalo eraafs irgfa paFt %
u
meaielnc have ever frnunilf uras hrfrr aHEfnR be-
hrYra n trM before although constantly gagged ia
'i. bosTes. iS's. FsS Y Ia GEoiloE D. DlxsMoRK.
EuFFoLE. ga Esh. q ls7s
Then FtrsuaAlly appeared the said George f Dins-
nufr uud MADE oafh fhAt tht foregoing nthtstcEf ~
blHE asbscflbed is True. Before me,
hEIh ). THOMAS,
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Coughs and colds are often overlooked. A
continuance for any lsuEih of tune causes irri-
,Atiun II tio lungs of soma chronic throat dis
saso. . Erpsrs's HrpHsttal 9ros.ys are All
sn,,tual Curun EfuruI.
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A positive cure for rheumatism-Du
rAnF's Rheumatic Remedy Send f8r circular
b. Hclhyustile Bentley, Washington, u. e.
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American Standard Shot, of superior
inieh, also lead pipe and sheet lead, manGfac-
turod 10y the Colwol Lead Co., successors 10
the New Lead CO.. 63 Centre St. New York
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BuKSETT's TLAyoHING ExrHACrs are
used aud .adur,ed By the best holels rlHivcilun-
ere FTuoers and the first families In fhr country.
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Rheumatism cured mt once by Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular 10 Hell
phenstine & Bentley. Washington, d. @.
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COLLINS sIaa7Es 55I1AIs


Cures Pains and Aches.
u equalIHes the CiTcuiEffoa-
u sab laus llal ga laaf.lIg Acuon-
it gusus illlfuFef aEe Strains.
ID removes lsaaA Ena Soreness.
III tUHta AlaHCg NQuplatuks
Id strengthens the Musclea
lt clFas llaeuH1a attain ala Neuralka.
Jt iaslaEfs rtl1encG GuFaE.
lL cuFes Nervous shocks.
ID 4E lBNaluG aie aH F@FaiyFta.
ID Cnfrs Inflammation ~ Lle LiFct.
Il removes Nervous Pains
II eEHns SPINAL NEaEurss.
u IL Grateful and Soothing.
ID c4rut LpileRsg 81 tltft
IL i safe. lsellAG1r, and EconoElica.
ID IL pEescflbea ~ Ftg gsarisEs.
ID i lndarsed ~ ElectFtclkEf.
go1a bF Al druggists faF - ccnfs, keli O. receipt a
&c nrnts Tor aae Il - foF ala, ~ g. = for tWslEsi care
faliY wFapHed, and warranted perfect b. NAlAlLS al
Fu8TB-iL. fFuLrletufa. L0HiuL4 IaA4s
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sion. Tho president u the Senate refused tp
entertain this proposition, aud the two houses
again arp4rntpd
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A girl attempted to walk the ridge
pole of house in Warren, Texas, having
made bet that she could do so. She
fell off and broke both her legs.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great New
England cure for coughs, colds and consump-
ton. Cutler Bros. & Co. 4. Boston, only genuine.
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Patentees and inventors should read
advertisement Of Edison Bros. in another column
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Durangs Rheumatic Remedy never
fails TO cure rheumatism Sold by all druggists.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
CONFLICTING CLAIMS

te the Presidency must be amicably and
peaceably adjusted, and that when SO adj
lusted the general acquiescence of the
natlou ought surely TO follow. 1t has
been reserved for q government Of the
people where the right 81 suffrage il uni
yersal, 10 give 10 the world the first cx-
ample IN history of a great nation in the
midst Of q struggle Of opposing parties
for power, hushing its party tumults 10
yield the issue Of the contest 10 adjust
ment according to the forms Of law.
Looking for the guidance Of that Divine
Hand by which the destinies Of nations
aud individuals are shaped, ! call upon
all senators, representatives, Judges. fel-
low citizens, here and everywhere. 20
unite with me in an earnest effort to Sc
cure to our country the blessings not
only Of material prosperity, but Of justice.
peace and union, a union depending
not upon the cOnstraint Of force. but
upon the loving devotion Of O free pao-
pie, ''and that all things may be so order
ed and settled upon the best and surest
foundations that peace and Happiness,
truth and justice, religion and piety, may
be established.