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Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
cases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
. This Sarsaparilla is 4 combination Of
vegetable Observation-Disclosures Man.
drake, Yellow Dock-with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most eficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases tits intended to cure.
~" Its ingredients are so skilfully
combined that the, full alternative
effect Of each is assured, and while
it is so mild rs to be harmless even
to children, it is still so effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and ,corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
: The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness:
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other alternative medicine,
So generally is its superiority TO- any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that tho best qualities it has eve.
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY ,E.El7
DR.. &C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Ann'ytfcul Chemists.
BOLD Wy All. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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The committee Of the A. K. & G. R. r. d.
rectors. appointed to solicit additional sub
scriptions TO the capital stock of the compa.
ny, went around yesterday morning and, we
understand met with gratifying success: Ev.
cal in q road hic will be Of such great ben
eft to our city, when completed.-Chrontcle
and fbftstfuttonQ{Sk .
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Special to the World.

The LaurenspiHe Herald Of the 18th inst,
states that the first train on the Laurens Haii,
road rnn to the river, within three hundred
yards OF the depot on the 9Th, delivering mail
and passengers, and that hereafter they Will
run regularly to and from satd point on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. until other
wise ordered.
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Fearless Expression of the Right.

The Press and Banner has entered Its TWEEN.
ty.seventh year. Very long may 1t wave and
make Its favorable impressions on the public
mind In the fearless expression OF the right
and suppression Of the wrong.-Fet0oer7y
Nerrr
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One of the Rest Papers,

The issue OF the Press ana Banner, OF the
18th Inst, commenced the twenty-sixth vol
ume OF that excellent paper. 1t is certainly
one of the best papers In tho up-country, and
its editorial and local departments reflect
much honor upon the editors. Messrs. Wilson
& Benet-Ninety-Si1 Guardian.
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TO THE PUBLIC

Ac1CsTA, "a uEWt =! U.r
NV customer know that have heretofore led the "FuTnaure' trade ofthe south,
in STYLE quality and pioc. c.u -. &,
The time has coma when these oods col o purchased @ cneaPH Vm "e q" III
the North and West 49,. 1900 .sI.aa
I do nt 60 backwards but continually raise the standard Of my goods, IN
new styles: have made reductions in pics Prices n Wherever see POSSIBLE p0 n1 nn na se'i 1ood do %
I respectfully invite you to call and examine my STOCK and prices aSs desm y pn nsrsan.
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail will receives as III attention aM gwen IN Pelson:
It would make the list too large to describe and copy all tn different prices nooi
Bedroom, Panr Suits, Dining Room, Office, Standing Partora IN Laaess Desks s,
Secretaries, Dwarf Libraries, and Book Cases, manufactured by me, N the"aoEe'
his list ontainso only u fey Of the prices of goods kept by me. 3D. .4-Ee
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.ses, manufactured by me, and therefore,
# goods kept by me. .4-l.g
BCREAS.-Imitation Walnut and Glass
s7.75. s9.75, Walnut and Glass, $l3.75, $ll,H
Walnut quarter Marble aud Glass $500, Eau
$3.50, S3&.O0; Walnut full Marble and Glass
ind upwards to $4,000.
BEDSTEADS.-No. l Bed 1928, No. 9 Bed
S2.75, No. 3 Bed Solid Head, fleet, 9 inches bigh
1915, No. 4 Solid carved top, 51t. d IN. nlgn
800, No. 5 Bed Solid carved top. French $SW
No. | Bed Walnut, carved top, sfeet high
s7.75. No. Q Bed Walnut, so!id lie3d, carved toI
s feet Q In high s9.75, No Bed Walnut, SOLO
head, carved Top, 7 fcet6 in high sll.75, No I
Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top, . feetS III
high $500. 49,. .-r.li
Observation-Disclosures Walnut Sis
Walnut enclosed $500, Walnut Marble top s6N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIT, Walnut two
drawers SO, Wnlnuttwo drawers drop handles
carved top So, $50, Walnut two draw, DROP
handle, carved top, fancy panels $5.
TABLES.-Round or Square sl.5O, Walnut
centre, draw $500, Walnut Centre Marble Top
s7,M, $500, 5000, sl2,cO, $500, 5000, s.',W.
TOWEL RAcKs.-W Walnut 50, SLIGO, sl,S,
$500, s4,N."
soFAs.-Large Hair Cloth or Reps, carved
%TfESTIIEcA-TEfEs.-Tcto $500 sle,7S, sls.7S.
s2i,75. ......, ..t' ,5~
,ema;n. yours respectfully, 10.
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Not the Voice Of the Club.

We have been requested to publish the
following communication, which explains
itself:
The action of a portion of club No. 2,
Abbeville, c. H., on Thursday night last,
to our choice for the Legislature is in
to the opinion of the majority
of the clubs and therefore we have with
drawn from it. In other respects, it is
not our voice, and the nominations Of
of county officers on that occasion was
unexpected to most of us.
H. G. Scudday,
A. w. Jones,
A. s. Osborne,
H. H. Norwood,
L. X. Bowie,
Geo. Shillito,
T. s. Parker,
w. E. Bell,
8. H. DuPre,
H. D. Wilson,
Chas. D. Allen,
H. P. McElrone,
e. L. Wilson,
j. c. Wier,
T. @. Enright,
Robert Jones, jr.,
j. N. Wallace,
Eugene DuPre,
T. M. Christian,
W. s. Cothran,
s. s. Marshall,
P. D. Mazyck,
II. r. Wardlaw,
G. C. Cobb,
James Taggart,
J. c. Syfan,
s. G. Thomson,
J. B. Baker,
William Stelts,
j. 8. Hammond,
e. g. Graydon,
G. D. Graydon,
Richard Hill,
A. Rosenberg,
w. T. Mcdonald.
I-have signed the above paper subject
to the exception that I did know or had
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Go to Due West next Sunday to hear
the Commencement sermon.
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Tax Notice
IREAsuRER's OFFICE.

IREAsuRER's OFFICE
May q, 1S1
WITH q view. to. accommodating
wv many Of the Tax Payers Of
County as possible. / will receive
May Instalment Of Taxes, until the 4
of Saleday June 3d..
No Taxes will be received after
time without athxing the penalt5
EVE PER CENTuM. on, the first
stalment.
J. ". PERRIN
County: Treasur
May q, 1878.
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Lowndesyille Will Make their Nomi-
nations.

Editors Press and Banner:
There will bo q meeting ofthe ~Lowndesvllle
Democratic Club ut Lowndesville on Satur.
day the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock p. m. A full
attendance Is desired ns nominations for tho
different Offices will be made, delegates ap-
pointed to tho County Convention, and other
business Of importance will be transacted.
BY order OF the President.
J. w. HUCKABEE, Secretary.
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A. Rosenberg,
w. r. Mcdonald,

I-have signed the above paper subject
tc the exception that I did know or had
reason TO believe that nominations would
be made. / was not present at the meet
ing. Ellis G. Graydon.
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Notice..

HODGE, s. C.. May q, Il
ITO vhSrn It may concern. The folio
aYtteles OF unclaimed freight, havini
nnained in he CompanyB Depot at this |
orer svelye naeothss Will, unless previ1
,esat1sed, and the ffsiehA aa6 charges pal
the saEse. be soEdht pinhlie anetion on 8,
day the2Soh iaX q 1obe. HcSs topay chi
/ Wroaeias Inan snash, Ceessenas. ]. Il Ma
6 cast IRON Wheels GoasSssse. I'm. Mad
lBox Bola~ 0oRSSS,aeN J. d. 1aeaay.
. Fan NH, ConsiSnse, D. W. Aiken.
l Grindstena e. Co1xignee, L. g. Robe.
} Barrel Vinegar, C0nsignee, w. A. Moor
9Hoxes Soap, Oonsignee, w. A. Moore.
/ Lot Bedsteads, oonsignee, W. 2. McGh1
W II. R0WLETT, Ago
May q, 1s7Ss5t4. -
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October 81, 1877, IL m.
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Ayers
Sarsa

For Scrofnla, and all
s~crofulousd diseases Fry.
sipelas, Rose or st. An
thony's Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptiye diseases
Of the skin, alterations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, PIN
pies, Pustules, Boils,
Blotches Tumors, Tet.
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emain, yours respectfully.
CIV. DeGRAAF|
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lIOUA LuOoO II i " eb11ISy VIZ LIGlIl.
ing the leaders Of the people, and give it
to one of the people themselves, no mat
tor how corrupt and incompetent he be.
Some of our newspapers have gone so far
as to say we have not and never ha We had
leaders of the people, and they call upon
us to support candidates for office not be-
cause they are best fitted for the position
but because thoy are of the people and
make no pretence to be able to lead them.
This communism of political power and
Office and social position is the worst Of
the ~fallacious doctrine. It Is playing
havoc with the destinies Of South Caro-
lima. It is sending to our legislative hall
men who are utterly unworthy of the
seats once adorned by men whose names
are historical. The social and political
landscape, like the natural, has its
ing mountainpeaks, its lesser hills, It's
valleys and plains. This upstart commu-
nism is trying to reduce all to n dead,
monotonous level. Men seek for Office,
not because Of their fitness for it, but be-
cause they are of the people, are poor and
cannot otherwise make a living. And Of
fetal incumbents are told they must va
cate these Offices. not because of their in
competency, hut because other men
believers in the rotation Of Office sys-
tenn, desire also to put their fingers into
be public pie, and pull a plum there
out.
It will take the united efforts Of all the
best men in South Carolina TO counteract
the influence of this pernicious doctrine.
If It'll not successfully met at the hust-
ings Of tho ballot-box, it will fill our cap
itol with a body Of self-seeking and nee
DIV demagogues, ignorant. unscrupulus.
and unworthy. 1t behooves us all high
or low degrees, or of no degree at all, to
make common cause against the common
enemy. e. .a--
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THE AreHAx WAR.

RUSSIA TAKES UP THE CAUSE OF THE ANEER.
LONDON, November 2S.-The TiMss has
the following special from Berlin: A ST.
Petersburg correspondent at Vienna, semi
official, says: Russia has announced her
intention OF actively supporting the Ameer
in the event OF England occupying any
points in Afghanistan, from which the Rus
sian dominion in Asia might be effectual-
ly threatened. This announcement Is
based on the assertion that England vio-
lated the alleged Afghan agreement OF
Lord Clarendon, by the occupation OF
Quettah. The intention OF Russia TO in
terfere in Aighanistan Is apparently con-
frmed by the Moscow Gdsetb declaring in.
tervention indispensable now that the oc.
cupation OF Quettah has been succeeded
by expeditionsin the direction Of Canda-
har and Herah.
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wAmSeroS, November % 1.-The House
Committe on the Census was called TO
meet to-day, but only three members were
present-Messrs. Cox, Chairman, Ryan, OF
Kansas, and Jorgensen, OF Virginia.
There being no quorum, the committee
adjourned until Wednesday next, when it
will meet with the Senate Committee on
the Census. General Francis T. Walker,
Superintendent OF the Census, an office he
still holds and without pay, has indicated
that he will appear before the committee
next week and give it the benefit Of his
views, particularly SO with reference to
certain amendments in the existing law
which he has to suggest. Chairman Cox
says that, during the recess, he has given
the subject much study, and he predicts
that the next enumeration VIII be even
more correct than any which has hereto
fore been taken.
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ELrzABErnrowN, November 27.-Last
Sunday evening at the mouth of Valley
Creek, near the Star Mills, about twelve
miles from this place, q difficulty occurred
between Evan vanmeter and four OF the
their father Bill Cundif and another son,
in which Vanmeter gave each OF his assail-
ants a knife-thrust, luckily, however, with
out serious result. A fellow named Jake
Simpson was also engaged in the melee,
and got his head combed with chair at
the hands of old man Cundiff. All the par
ties had been drinking, and theaffair seems
TO have been family row, Evan
Vanmeter having married one OF the
daughters OF Bill Cundiff, one OF his
assailants. He has frequently been
engaged in cutting and shooting scrapes,
having cut defenseless negro boy very
badly on the streets at this place some two
years ago, and shortly after that came near
killing n crippled man who was travelling
with health-lift, near the bridge in this
place, by shooting him through the lungs,
Tor no cause in the world. Simpson, it Is
said, recently cut man very badly in
Muhlenberg county and Is now avoiding
the officers. The original cause Of the row
was about q contemplated elopement ol
Simpson with one Of Cundif"s girls, to
which the Candiifs were opposed and
which Vanmeter favored. The courts will
tackle this sextuple difficulty as soon as
the participants can be caught. There is
some slime mixed up in 1t, which at pres.
ent is not sufficiently diagnosed to make
public.
Sunday seems to have been bad day
for cutting scrapes. In addition to the one
reported above, another occurred at thii
place during an alteration between two
negro boys, Bill French and Bill Grow, IL
which the latter was very seriously stab
bed in the side, face and neck. French
was held in $50 bonds to answer at thI
April Criminal Court.
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NEw YoRK, November q 7.-supplies arc ccl.
tainly not selling with the freedom or at the
prices holders consider just rs compared with
the cost Of the clip, the expenses OF carrying,
etc, but there Is also an absence Of desire or
general necessity for forcing matters, and ap-
pearanceS would seem to indicate that conces.
ions on desirable accumulations have ceased.
Demand will not probably amount to much
until after the approaching holiday, but some
report Is maintained, and that to handle any
OF the really desirable stock II will be necessa-
ry TO submit to the rates current for some time
past at least, and in one or two cases holder.
are seeking fractional advance.
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nrssIA,s plrLoNArlc cAMrAIoy.

PEsrH, November ga dispatch to the
PestheT LoIids, from Berlin, says that Rus
sin is about to begin diplomatic cam
paign-w with England in regard to Afghan
istan. Gen. Kaufman has handed to his
government memorandum pointing out
how dangerous TO Turkistan It would be
II the Khyler Passes were permanently
occupied by British troops.
Gen. kaufman regards as groundless
the British apprehensions Of Russia
threatening the northern frontier Of India
from Central Asia. This frontier is quite
impregnable, while the British occupation
OF southern Afghan would be menace to
Russian Turkistan.
The St. Petersburg Cabinet relying on
this report will ask serious guarantees
from England that no changes be made in
the territory or independence Of Afghan.
oFTlCIAL ooRREsroNnRScR ABOUT AFGHAN
-I % AWARE.
LONDON, November %. The official cor
respondence In regard 10 Aighanistan
from 1855 to the present time, Is publish.
ed. Il covers go pages. The Ameers let.
Ter, In reply 10 Lord Lytton's request fol
the reception OF Sir Neville chamberlain
Mission, complains that before the Vice
rows letter was read, or his messenger haG
audience, other letters had reached thl
Ameer the Commissioner ut Pessiawa
TO the eommandant OF Ali Musjid writer
i threateningly, containing harsh words re
/ pugnant 70 courtesy, and in tone eontraF
J TO the ways Of friendship and Interest
Considering his Ameer'sl Affections 4
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A DASH FoR A MOUNTAIN PAss.
AUSTRIA.
A pRorosrrIoN no oRKEcE.

vienna, November ga CONSTANT.
nople dispatch says: Moukhtar Pasha,
before taking command OF the troops in
Epirus and Thessaly, will proceed to
Athens TO endeavor TO induce Greece to
accept the modified cession Of territory
offered by the Porte, and II this be nc
cepted he will be empowered and pro-
pose an offensive and defensive alliance
between Greece and Turkey.
PEsrH, November 2s.-In consequence
Of the refusal OF the Finance Committee
to discuss the supplementary credit for
the occupation OF the Turkish provinces,
Count Andrassy has Withdrawn the bill
for a supplementary credit, instead oi
taking the alternative course Of submitting
the matter to the Reichsrath.
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NEw YoRK, November H.-american mig b
moving somewhat freely in quiet way, now
that close Of navigation Is near at hand, but
the volume Of business does not appear 10
wholly meet expectations, There Is, however,
some Improvement In tone OF the general mar.
ket, aud at the moment nothing IA said OF
prime No, ! Y Iron on the market at SO In
TACT, very little, II anything, less than $l7will
buy at the moment. WelcaFn OF sales Of 500
tons Thomas No. X At $l7 80, and 1900 tons
No. 2lbTand not mentioned) on private terms,
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sr. AuRrs, QuEHEc, November 2s.-Up.
on the arrival here Of the vice regal train,
which left Metapedia this morning, His
Excellency was presented with an address
in French, to which he made suitable
reply. At all the stations on the road, the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and at the
principal towns, addresses were delivered
and replied TO by the Governor General,
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Disastrous Boiler ExpIosIon-Three Men
Killed and Eleven wounded.

PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, Nov. $3.50 r. H.
A special to the Dspaich from Uniontown,
gives the eparticulars OF boiler explosion
which occurred near Dunbar, about half
past one this afternoon, by which Richard
Evans, Daniel Garrison. and ]. ]. Miller
were instantly killed. Joseph Wagon was
MORALLY and ten Others seriously injured.
Most Of these men were on the roof Of the
boiler house helping to erect . new stack
when the explosion occurred,
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Marine News,

LoSnoS, November es.-The steamers
Atlas, from Boston, and Mosel and DeVo-
mia, from New York, arrived out.
NRv YogS, November 9S.-Arrived-
Steamships State Of Pennsylvania, from
Glasgow; Daniel SteinmRn, Antwerp;
Hansa, Bremen, and Holland, London.
isGxREAxCisco, November 2s.-steameI
Oceanic arrived from Hong Kong via Yok'
ohRma.
QuEESsrowS, November 2s,-Arriyed7-
Montana, New York.
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Alabama Legislature Senatorial EIee-
llln. ------

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 27.-In
Joint convention OF the Senate and House
OF Representatives to-day, the journals Of
each House Of yesterday were read, and It
appearing that George $. Houston had re-
ceived . maiOlity in each House, he was
declared elected United States Sem
ator for six years from the 18th Of March
next. Not vote was cast against him in
the Senate, and out Of 03 cast in the Houss
J be received 81,
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The DvIrht MO In.urnncc Case.

NEw YoRE, November 2T-The Com.
mittee on Losses Of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society to-day unanimously
ordered the so, 900 insurance on the lie
of the late Colonel Dwight, Of Binghamton,
to be paid. The Companys physician re-
ported there was no reason to believe that
he died from other than natural causes, OF
that he was conscious at the time Of effect.
ing the insurance that he was not in good
health. +'-+
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wAsnISaroS, November 20.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, warm south, gen.
orally veering to west winds and station.
ary or higher temperature, ..I..-.
For Lower Lakes, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly westerly, and sta
tionary or rising temperature aud haIem
eter,
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LowNrEREsr LOAN.



WASHINGTON, November -27.-In- con-
versation, Secretary Sherman speaks with
enthusiasm as to the prospects OF the
Four.per-cent loan. Although he has
always been sanguine that the loan would
prove success, the sales for the past fc W
days have been larger than he had dared
to expect, considering That at this season
OF the year money is usually in
actiye demand. The increase since the
election has been quite marked, and is at
tributed by Treasury officials largely to the
result OF the elections It Is thought that
Government credit was never better than
to-day, and the general opinion is that the
rate OF interest on United States bonds
will not be higher permanently than four
per cent From official sources your cor
respondent gives herewith the monthly
sales Of these bonds for the past ton
months:
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NEw YoRx, November 27.-The steam
shin Zealand, which sailed on Tuesday
morning for Antworp, returned yesterday
afternoon with her cargo OH fire. The yes
sel was ireighted with 500 head OF sheep
l5 600 bushels OF grain, and large quan,
III Of lard, &c. The tire was extingutshed
al The dock and l., 600 bushels OF damaged
grain landed, Tho steamer is not otsertouslJ
injured.
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Pn,, Of the oyster strike.

BAL41NoRE, November :s.-The oyster
shueIers' strike in Baltimore was entirely
ended yesterday. All who could obtain
work resumed at employers price Of y
cents for eight plnts, FGlleomPlements O
hands were taken on at the different pack
ing establishments.
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The last tour days Of NOVEMBER arc 9

The last four days Of November are esti-
mated. The sales this month have been
nearly all since the election. Treasury
officials draw. the conclusion from these
figures that the sales next year will reach
$50, ,OO0, 600 or over At present the six
per-cents are not called in faster than four
per-cents sell, but after resumption il is
thought that large amounts Of the higher
bonds can be called in in anticipation ol
the demand for four-per-cents.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Financial Affairs in England --Ru.
mors Of Heavy Failures Among
the Stock Brokers.
The Car Backs Up the Amesr And Looks
After Ms own Interests In Asia.
Germany Makes vigorous blow at the
Socialists.
ENGLAND.
NAIL MAKES THREATEN TO STRIKE.

NAIL MAKES THREATEN 10 STRIKE.
LONDON, November 2S.-The Stafford.
shire nail makers have given notice OF
their intention TO strike Saturday unless
the masters dispense with all outdoor
hands, who are very numerous and make
nails at home during intervals OF regular
amnloYment.