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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03


Died, in this city, on I'd instant, MARY DAVIES.
daughter Of the late s. u. and Mrs. Mamie r. Whit
tie: aged nineteen years and eleven months
Friends of The faln:y are invited to attend her
funeral from 81. james ltpiscopaD church THIS
"Wednesday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Died, July 9. 1873, at 1876 A. NJ, Of ccrcbro-
spinal mcnlu.iss, JAMES A., only sou Of William
4. and Mary II. Edwards: aged Two years and eight
months.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents, corner Second and Broad streets, at 10
o'clock THIS MORNING. Friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Lvnchuurg, Baltimore, and New York papers
please sopy.
Died, June 80. 1878. ut 6$ O'CLOCK y. 81, of scar
leftover, THOMAS LINDSEY. he eldest sou oil
George w. and Alice &. Epps: aged two years, four
months, and twenty days.
The funeral took place from his fathers residence
corner OF Adams md Marshall streets, July 1st, Al
4 O'Clock i. III.
Died, in Danville, Va, Tuesday. July Cd, at S
O'Clock A. NJ ISAAC y. SULLIVAN, for many
years basgae G. master OIL The Richmond aud Dan
vile railroad.
we understand he has relatives in Fredericksburg
and Alexandria. These papers will please copy. \
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VIRGINIA YOUNG LADIES ABROAD
Free Press, OF London, Canada, Of the 18TH
ultimo, publishes an account OF the com
mcncement exercises OF the Hcllmuth La
dies College, located on the banks OF the
Thames, near that city. This college ana
that for young men. about mile distant,
are on the plan OF Cambridge University
England: both are under the charge OF the
Lord Bishop Of Huron. The professors, loI
the most part, are English, French, ana
German. The lady superintendent ana mu-
steal directrcss OF the Ladies' College (Mlss
Clnton) is daughter OF one OF the queen,
musicians. There were three young ladies
from Virginia in attendance last session
Miss Bessie Noland, a daughter OF Major b.
p. holland, OF LoIdoun, and Misses Mary
Mason and Lcacy Naylor Green, daughters
of Major James W. Green, OF Culpepcr
all OF whom graduated. There were only
twelve graduates. OF whom Virginia fur.
pished three. Miss Noland took the first
prizes in theory OF music and domestic
economy, Miss Mary NJ. Green in Latin, and
Miss Leacy Il. Green in composition, whose
essay was also read as part OF the commence
ncDt exercises.
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The CONSUMPTION or ToBACCo.-La>t
wear - .G00.O pounds OF tobacco ana near
" two billions OF cigars were smoked,
snutied, and chewcd in this country, III In
crease of about 100000 pounds OF tobacco
and $4,000 600 cigars as compared with the
wear previous baltimore SIR.
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9S.acES7 STOKE.


DECEIVED AT THE
99-CEET STORE:
4 lare. lot of SCOTCH GlNGlIAM PARA
SOILS;
$50 WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS;
New WILLOW MAEKET-BASKETs;
New FRENCH MARKET
New SEAGRASS LUSCH-BAskETs;
New STAND WORK-BASKETS:
400 WALNUT FRAMES at 99c. Il pair;
IT'S dozen GOBLETS ut 99c. i dozen;
4 large lot OF WALNUT CI.OCK-SIIELVES;
so large CIIROMOS, in carved walnut frames, at
Sl.9s.
rs WILLOW CLOTHES-HAMpERS;
so ELM CLOTIES-H-AMPERS;
100 TIIREE-SEIELF PLANT-STANDS;
Another invoice of SOAP, selling thirty-six
large cakes for 99c.;
25 large TOY DRUMS.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
jy2 w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
FEATHER. FLY-BRUSHES,
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FLY-TRAPS,
REFRIGERATORS of the hest makes, and war
ranted 10 give satisfaction;
GOOCH'S ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, the best that
are made:
MRS. KNOWS IMPROVED FLUTING-MA-
CHIMES;
SELF-SEALING FRUIT-JARS;
with full line Of CHINA and GLASSWARE at
very low figures. L. u. TAYLOR,
my2i 10ll Main street.
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Special NOTICES.
M THE GREAT SALE
COHEN BROTHERS
STILL CONTINUES.
Special NOTICES.
MORE ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK.

WILL OPEN
MONDAY MORNING:
Three cases CORDED WHITE LAWNS at 4hc.
Two cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTToNs at
6Ec.;
Five cases ANDROsCoGG1N at 7kc.;
WAMsUTTA BLEACIIED reduced to 10c.;
AlDOMEsTIC GOODSat similar reduction.
Best PACIFICJACoNET LAWNS at 10, 1oH' and
11c.;
Two cases MERRIMAC PRINTED P1QUE
CORDS at exc;
Three cases yard-wide PACIFIC PEECALEs at
6,ic, reduced from 123c.;
One case FINE ENGLISH CAMBEICS in beautiful
designs at De-, formerly sold at from l2S to &C.
A large stock of FRENCH ORGANIZES in The
latest Designs:
500 yard, WHITE FRENCH LAWN at zoe, for
lncrlI sold at 45c.;
Yard wide elegant quality CHECKED NAINSOOK
at 15c., formerly sold at Csc;
NULL MUSLIN at 35c., general value warranted
Soc; at 3735 and 4Oc., value OF which is from
GO to 65c.:
Fifty pieces VICTORIA LAWN tlinen-hnish) at
y, III, ana 1Et3c: Soloa 1T ~, A-c' anu
&c.,;
FRENCH VICTORIA LAWNS and LINEN DE
INDIA at 25. so, So. 30. and Soc, much under
value;
II wide FRENCH ORGANIZE at 1876; the
finest quality imported al 45c., heretofore sold
ut 81 per yards
A large stock OF DRESS GOODS ut great sacrifice;
AMERICAN BUNTING in navy-bluc and brown
at &c.;
The finest LINEN BOURETTEs imported at
12kc., formerly sold at 25c;
LUPIN'S MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES at
Co.,, formerly sold at e715c.; IRON GkENA-
DIMES at CSC, worth fully soc. Many other
DRESS GOODS at similar reductions;
10 dozen LONG SILK NITS In light shades, ut
Use, formerly sold ut 1925:
so rolls of WHITE-AND-RED and WHITE MAT
TING ut 15c. per yards
Every Imaginable style OF CORSETS AZ less than
they cost to manufacture )e29
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JULY /, 1875
CALrSTHENICS.

ATISS ANNA Ii. POWERS will resume
Nl her general class in CALlSTIlENiGS Tor
Young ladies, girls, and small boys, OCiODhh u
1878.
TERMS $40 per session Of seven months; 50 per
half session payable invariably III advance
Place and hour made known hereafter. Apply AZ
Gil west Cary street. Je 2O-eoda""
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

TINHE CHAIR OF LATIN AND GREEK,
l. and also OF MATHEMATICS. now vacant in
Emory and Henry College, viii be filled by the Joint
Board on the 24rh Instant.
These two chairs have been filled with distinguish
cd ability heretofore, and the Board intend that the
next occupants shall not be the Interiors OF their
predecessors.
Applicants can send their papers 10
f.. r.. WILEY.
Emory pOst-ofiic". Va.
JULY l, 1878. y l-codt
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ON THE RAIL AGAIN!
The undersigned will run an
EXCURSION TRAIN
TO
WEST POINT
JULY 4, 1878.

Ii Is designed TO make this the most pleasant and
OF derry pleasure trip Of The season. Special cars
win be reserved for ladies and children. No dlsor
DERBY or Lisrcputabe persons will be allowed on the
Train. ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the
Mayor Of West Point It. have the best order pre-
served.
DINNER can be had at the hotc! for SOC.
Facilities Tor dancing surpass those OF prcvou.
years Music has been engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments on the cars At citvprces. OYST Frs,
CRABS, and SALTWATER FISH i'll abundance.
Having served the citizens OF Richmond fire.
quently before, when AL were pleased. and having
greater facilities to add 10 your comfort than any
former occasion. we feel warranted in saying that
this excursion will he the most pleasant that has
ever left Richmond for Il days recreation.
TICKETS: For gentlemen, 81: for ladies, SOC.
The train will leave the Richmond, YoTk-Hivcr
and Chesapeake depot al 7:3O \. NJ, and return at
1870 Z. NJ. L. I. ADAMS.
:. L. PERDUE,
20 Tt, - NJ Tn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- -.----------
Mt THE GREAT SAYINGS
INSTITUTION
LEVY BROTHERS.
GOODS MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST
AND THEN AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
TAKEN OFF OF
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
900 LINEN SUITS for ladies at loss than they
cost to manufacture, and then you get an extra
ten cents off Of every dollars worth you pur-
1000 yards of GRENADINES at S, GS, and SIC.
lars worth you purchase;
Yard-widc PAC!FIC-MlLLS CAMBRIA at G4c. per
ward worth o., and YOU get an extra ten cents
OF on every dollars worth you purchase;
SILKS Of all kinds down to bottom prices, and you
ret an extra ten cents off on every dollars worth
you purchase;
REMNANTS of DRESS-GO0DS, such as BLACK
GRENADINES, EOURETTES, ALPACAS, &c.
ut very low prices, aud you get an extra ten cents
OH on every dollars worth you purchase;
All kinds Of GOODS for boys ami mems wear at
tho lowest prices and you get al extra ten cent
OFF on every dollars worth you purchase.
VIC will not cnumcratc any other articles at this
time hut will state that we have the
LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST-AsSoETED
STOCK IN THIS CITY;
and remember that We take Off III extra ter cents
OH every dollars worth Of goods you purchase at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
fyl 10l7 and 1919 Main street.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND
" BASKET PICNIC
TO CRANEY ISLAND,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THURSDAY. July 4, 1878,

Having secured Mr.. Owens's beauti full grove, CRA-
SEY ISLAND, we can offer to all who 20 with us Il
pleasant time. A band or music will accompany the
excursion. REFRESHMENTS ut city prices. There
will hc q GLASS BALL SHOOTING MATCH dur
ing the day and silver medal awarded the best shot,
Round-trip tickets, SOC; children under tweive;
returns TO Richmond at Z. ". Tickets may be
found Mt r. s. Anderson's DR.. Richardson's drug
store C. II. Hagan's, Baughman Brothers, and 4.
Wiley Davs's, No. 81 Twentieth street.
ie 2S-F Nj, TuSW4t&
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rvHE IYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
HOTELS.
ltIIESTER HOUSE,
{ CHESTER, "a.
JOSEPH II. SSEAD, Proprietor.

This House, located on the Itichm"u'l #H" T. irrs-
hur.. railroad thirteen miles from Ei9hBriH.. amt
nine from Petersburg. with It's romlutlan5r Cot
tagss, Lawn. AMI spring OF luc IlEtiYbr1l' "t'"r'
cont rihutc towards making IL ~ convenient Uu" t"-I-
rthic clearinghouse. particularly TOR lu'tit'
who contemplate !.,rIng the cities !rv'as Tie "8-
nrr months.
The railroad authorities furnish h0rrrrs g: = d.
house passes 10 and from either "!l% ~ ~ ;r
month: and 10 persons building an HE Ciu~.'f
Tract" free PISS or ten years Oh each G"''.u!'
house erected and occupied by 4 family - ""i'"
pcrsons.
An opportunity i thu, afforded I" ntrr' o. - l.i..
others in the cities Ia spend lhs NJ. ~. " " '''t
fanilius IA, Il remarkably hoIiir place. aH3 f''arH
to the cities IN time Tor business. -t--"
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hIT TEN PIECES ALL-WOOL CASH
MERES at COHEN BROTHERS at soc. per yard,
worth fully Use. Also, Lupin's makes at greatly
reduced nrice jc 20
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NOTICE TO EXCURSIONieTsnlss
~ AND PICNIC PARTlES.-Thesa ssussa
double-dccked barge NEW YORK. the best and
most comfortable boat on the river for ENCuR-
SIONS, is for charter on the cheapest terms since
daiou Tor comfort. For other information apply 10
Captain HUGH GALLAGHER, Philadelphia
Steamship office, Rockets. je 29-tAu2S
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EXCURSION
CITY POINT.

VIHE CHEAPEST YET.-Thc PRESBY-
l. TERRAIN SABBATH SCHOOL Will make an
excursion 10 L1SDSEY'S FARM, on the canal,
THURSDAY, July 4th.
Boats will leave corner OF Eighth and Canal
streets Richmond. at 81 A. VI. Parties Will carry
their own refreshments.
Price of tickets only 20 cents y 3-lt
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LsD.A RIDING.

NEW YORK BOARDING.
" 33 IIflu hFt>N'.
EIcgan, residence In the i1-hicnl''" "yrH..' ri.
''' - my ~-&ia.
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III AT COHEN BROTHERS,
WHITE LINEN DUCK at 25c., DIAGONAL ut
25c FRENCH tpurc Linen III 37Ec. worth
75c the finest imported Mt 75c., the value OF
which Is 1925;
10 pieces of COURTAULTS FINE ENGLISH
GRAPE in A, 81, Cd, and ST. at great sac
rifcc:
Also. an extremely large consignment Of HOSIERY
in white and colored. comprising. in part, the
novel designs In Cotton, Llsie and Silk:
A large stock of COTTON AMI l.ISLE-TllREAD
GLOVES. je29
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9iflullolltl lispatrh.

WEDNESDAY,. ....... JULY 8, 1878.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-19

can always be had at my Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken oftransient
stock. GEO. M. MILILR
1. Unjonyille. January ]. 1875.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-29
vEGETINE
TWILL TRY vEGETINE. HE DID, AND WAS CURED.
DELAWARE, O., Feb. 16, 1si

DELAWARE, O., Feb. 16, 1877. ME. H. R. SrEvENs:-
 Dear Sir,--I wish to give you this testimony, that you may know, and let others know, what vegctine has done tor me. About two years ago a small sore came on my leg: 1t soon became \ large Ulcer, so troublesome seat con- suited the doctor, but got no relief. growing worse from day 10 day. suf- fered terribly; could not rest day or night; I was 90 reduced my friends thought would never recover; con- suited doctor at Columbus. follow ed his advice: 1t did no good. can truly say was discouraged. At this time I was looking over my newspaper {; 1 saw your advertisement of Vegetine, the "Great Blood Purifier" for cleans ing the blood from all impurities, cur ing Humors, Ulcers, &c. I said to my family, will try some of the Vegetine. Before had used the first bottle be- gan to feel better. I made up my mind I had got the right medicine at last. could now sleep well nights. con- tinued taking the vegetine. took thirteen bottles. My health is good. The Ulcer is gone, and l am able to attend to business. paid about four hundred dollars for medicine and doc tors before bought the Vegetine. I have recommended vegetine to others with good success. always keep a bottle of it in the house now. It is 8 most excellent medicine. Very re- spectfully yours, F. ANTHONI.
 Mir. Anthoni Is one of the pioneers of Delaware, o. He settled here in 1884. He Is wealthy gentleman, of the firm of F. Anthoni & Sons. Mir. Anthoni is extensively known, especially among the Germans. He Is we'll known in Cincinnati. He is respected by all.
 IMPURE BLoOD.-In morbid conditions of the blood are many diseases; such as salt-rheum, ring-worm, boils, carbun- cles, sores, ulcers and pimplcs. In this condition of the blood try the Vegetine, and cure these affections. As blood purifier it has no equal. Its effects are wonderful.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-29

A correspondent of Western paper m,stook Jay Cook for Inger- sol and wrote severely analitical and adverse criticism on the 'burly ruffian" and anti .hellian.
 Where ignorance is bliss
 1T is folly to be wise,
 But the mouths the place to kiss
 And not between the eyes.
 The municipality of Prague has forbidden the wearing of dresses with trains upon the streets, "be- cause of the dust, injurious to the public health, raised by them.
 The first duty of a man who iounds q town, according to the De- troit Pree Press, is to name one of the principal streets after Washing ton and another after himself.
 At wedding recently, when the clergyman asked the lady, "Wilt thou have this man for thy welded husbandr she, with modesty which lent her beauty an additional grace, replied, "if you please"
 Judge Barbour decides that when a man goes home drunk his wife has a right to take the money out of his pockets. The necessity of remain ing out all night will accordingly be apparent to the most thoughtless person.
 Darwin says a womanIi loses one- tenth of her time looking for her thimble; but fails to state that this waste of time, and more too, is fully made up when she goes for the roll ing pin on hearing unsteady foot steps coming through the front gate
 If there's anything in this un- certain vale of tears that can move a mans heart two inches to the right, it certainly is found in contemplat' ing a couple of cooing doves trying to occupy char that was originally cut out for one.
 It is o sad but indisputable fact that the man who sees the sea ser pent at a watering place is not member of total abstinence society. The size of the serpent depends con siderably upon the depth ot the color on the mans nose.
 The managing editor of the De troit Free Press will not permit any of the editorial writers on that paper to refer to contemporary as "Tha' mutton headed galloot." The latt William Cullen Bryant, the poe editor of the New York Post, wa also very particular in matters O this kind.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-29

Ludwick ana U. x, OaCS crltlcS. How to teach Reading was present ed by J. N. Oats and very ably dis cussed by him and others Mir. Greer entered the Institute and was enrolled. He reported from Cross Plains district; all things very fa- vorable; the people will levy Q tax us they always have done. The subject of Mental Arithmetic was then presented by W. M. Ludwick, and discussed ably by him. Some objections made by Gray and Bull lock. The subject ot Common and Decimal Fractions was presented by Prof Gray andwas so ably presented that motion was made.and sustain ed granting him ten minutes more time in which to finish his explana- tions. Vim, Bullock, and Hamil- ton here asked permission to leave the Institute for their homes, which was granted. On motion the Insti- tuse adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock.
 Institute met pursuant to adjourn ment. How to teach Multiplication, was then presented by w. H. Cardin and enlivened by many questions from teachers. The president ap- pointed Jo Bradley as assistant crit lc. The subject of Mensuration was then presented by J. F. Oates and we'll handled by him by diagrams presented on board and fully illus trated. Square and Cube Root was then presented by Jo Bradley and we'll explained. The fundamental rules of Arithmetic were presented by w. H. Greer, and made very plain. The subject of History was then presented by w. P. Havard in which he showed a superior knowl. edge of the same. The following resolution was read and adopted by a unanimous vote:
 Resolved, That this Institute through it's Secretsry request of MT. E. L. McCracken, our present candi- date for the Legislature, that he use his influence and ability to further our free school system by an in | crease OI CdAaCtOH auu SuCu OIuCI alterations of our present law as will bring about g. a.wholesome school sys- tenn.
 On motion the president appoint ed Profs. Gray, Baird and E. G. Morton to revise our present consti- tuition and by laws. On motion of Prof. Gray, vote of thanks was given to o. H. Tucker and M. H. Baird for their services in the Insti- tute. Prof, Gray rendered his thanks to the Institute for the favor and kindness shown him. On mo- tion of J. N. Oates the Institute ten dered its thanks to Prof. Gray for tue energy and efforts displayed by him while with us in the Institute. Critics reported. A motion then prevailed that the Secretary furnish a copy of these proceedings to the DEMOCRAT and the Atkins News.
 On motion the Institute adjourn ed. O. H. TUCKER, Prest.,
 M. H. BAIRD, Sec.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-29
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR
 MONTHLY.
The Berlin COngress--The D. s. Signal Service, ana HhstO-
 ry of Steam Navigation.

The September number of this cx. cellent magazine is particularly dis tinguished for the publication of the three above.named articles, which, for the interesting Ond valuable in formation they contain, are alone worth more than the pr'ce of the periodical. The first gives tull par ticulars of the proceedings of that important historical event, "The Der lin Congress-" the entire text of the treaty; map showing the territorial adjustment of the Turkish prov inces; portraits of the members of the Congress and numerous other engravings. The article on "rhe United States Signal Service" IS de- scriptive of the interior and exterior workings of the Bureau, and explains the modus operandi by which the duties are accomplished. Professor Charles A. Joys "History of Steam Navigation" will be read with great interest, describing, as a motive power from ancient to modern times. There are copious illustrations and portraits. Through the Untrodden Woods of Paraguay" "The Terrible Nine Days, an episode of the Rus slan Conquest of Central Asia;" "A Nights Sharking in the West In dies" arc of thrilling interest Mrs Etta w. Piercc's serial "The Ameri- can Countess" is concluded. Among the short stories, Proud Mrs. Bran. dleth," "The Colony's Goddaughter," "The Chance Shot," and "Over the Quicksands," are particularly note worthy. The contents are more than usually varied; interesting Anec dotes, Paragraphs of Natural Histo ", Poems, Science, and the Fine Arts, Entertaining Column, etc, etc
 The number contains l2S quartt pages, and over 100 engravings with colored frontlspiece. "Tht Terrace of the Palazzo Reale at Ma ples." The price of a single number is only p cents, and the annua subscription $3, postage free. Ad dress, Frank Leslie's Publishing House, B, 55, and 57, Park Place New York,
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-29
fCommunicated.1
lCOmmuntcated.I CABIN CREEK, JOHNSON Co.,, ARK.,

Aug. l3, 1878.
 MR. EDITOR DEMOCRAT: Since 1 saw you 1 have been over consider able of Pope and Johnson Co.'S. up the bayous Big and Little Piney and Slower. The corn looks well with q few exceptions. Cotton looks we'll and very clear of grass and weeds, which speaks very we'll for the farm CTS, considering so much wet weath- CT in the Spring. saw two fields on Slower, upland, Thomas Metcalf and George say if nothing happens it will make a bale to the acre. Peaches are not so good as last year. This is good fruit growing country if the proper care was taken of fruit trees. As l have not been very long here l have not had much chance to learn what would be best, but taking all things into consideration, this will compare very we'll with other places. You must pardon this short, imperfect letter, and if you think it would interest the readers of your very interesting paper to hear how the poor men of Indiana and Ohio live, l have been there for some tune, and if this is not too tedious 1 think l could tell them some things that would make then think the hills of Arkansas was not so bad as they might be.
 l have seen some as fine tobacco here as l ever saw in Kentucky or any where else. and the best broom corn in the Southwest. When l speak of this it is something that l understand and l will. if nothing happens, give you sample of Pope county growth an manufacture be- fore long. Yours truly,
 CHAs. c. CRAIG.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-08-29
 An Un(leniablc Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world, it Is entirely your own fault and there Is only one excuse for you,--your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Greens August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such as sick headache, paipitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, etc. It's sales now reach every town on the Western Continent and not . druggist but will tell you of It's wonderful cures. You can buy sam- pie bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you. Sold by J. NJ. Har- key < Bro.