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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-24

The GENERAL GROCERY and FEED BUSl-
NESS SO long and successfully conducted under the
fjrm-name of CHARLES l.. TODD & CO., at Nos:
42S, $50, and 1872 north Sixth street corner OF
CAV, viii be continued with largely increased fac-
ties for serving our old customers and friends, for
whose patronage and steadfast kindness in the past
" nm s.e 20 lin CHARLES l.. TODD & co.
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PENSIONS.

DEN SION 5.
SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OF THE WAR 1912,
All soldiers surviving and enlisted and drafted
fourteen days In the war of 1912, are now entitled
to PENSION OF MN ETY-SlX DOLLARS PER
ANNUG1; also the widows Of such surviving are so
entitled.
Engaged in the prosecution Of claims in this city
for the past twenty-eiglt years, Ihave yoluminous
records In my possession Of military service in the
war of 1912 not to be found in the Capitol Of the
State, nor IN the possession Of any other agent or
attorney In this city or State and therefore enjoy
successful prosecution Of pension claims.
Fixed fees have been established by law to the
agent or attorney. will in toe future, as III the
ast attend to the interest of any claimant entrusted
TO my care with punctualitY and dispatch.
JOHN Il. MARTIN, Claim Agent.
Richmond, Va.
ONCE: No. IL Eleventh street.
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KAIR GOODS. &c.
HAIR GOODS.
Ii L. W. CORBET, $40 BROAD STREET.

Invisible Front-Pleces for the Hair, Wigs, and
Toupees, on hand and made to order. Real Hair
Braids, Putfs, Frizettes, etc AZ low prices HAIR
Combngs made Into Bralds at 40 and zoe; per
ounce; Nnger-Puffs, TO 10c. each Curls, 10 10
25c, Giving special attention to this branch OF our
business, We can always guarantee the very best
work possible. Country orders attended 10 with
greatest care and promptness. ap 20-eoddt*
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RICHMOND. FREp'G & POTOMAC K. K. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TIckET AGENT. {
RICHMOND. November s, 1877
OF TRAINS.

On and after SUNDAY, 18th instant, trains Wiz
run on This road rs follows: ,,,,, ts,.
745 A. Is raves the Byrd-Street station daily IrA'
cept sunday; due ut NashlhStI,a
AT ITO p. ~: Baltimore AZ s: ~ :.
NJ: Philadephia 1t 81 /. Nj Ne"
York 1t 1915 L. II.
500 p. II. leaves Byrd-Street station ualy, A,n
+ 49, ing ut Washington ~ l27 \. NJ
Baltimore az 500 \. NJ: thiauSytS
phia al $40 A. NJ; New YORK a. y:So
A. NJ. Through sleeper from kisn
mond 10 New York price si BERTH =.
S.25 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRIAL y, ior
Junction, leaves Broad Street ssauon
daily lSunaays excepted. ALA.
6.15 A. Al, arrives y. Hyrd-Street station Ai! ;
leaves New York At $50 the pTses
ding evening"; Baltimore al ZOO ~
NJ; Washington ~ 2:a7 a. ~.
1888 p NJ arrives II Byrd-Street station da.ly lee
cept Sunday. Leaves New 19 nS az -
sis A. NJ: Philadelphia al lE;ec
+. NJ: Baltimore at a:So l. h''
Washington 81 6:l0 Z. NJ.
a.5S A. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broad-Street STALLION daily tSuh'
days excepted. ,,>,vps
General Superintendent
&, A. TAYLOR,
no0 General Freight aud Ticket Assat
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ciIEsrEAKE}
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY u, 81

RICHMOND, \ DIRK RIVER AND CuEsrEAkE}
RAILROAD. )
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY u, leT.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 7. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects i:
West Point with steamer Havana Tor
all points on York river and iiIlt-
more. Arrives in Baltimore at \.
NJ: connects with rtil-lnes for WASH
iueton, Philadcphis. New YORK, Eui-
ton and all western points. trnhcc'S
at Isichmon with trains Oh Richin"hJ
and Petersburg and Chesapeake a.'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 4. NJ, Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
600 A. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URRDAY. Connects with steamers
at West Point for river landings Bal
timore, and all western points. l"E-
meets IT Richmond with trains on Rich.
mond and Danvie railroad, Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
SCOOP. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily tc1cept sun
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives ut Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con.
meets with trains OH Richmond aGt
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ono
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bas.
timore from Pier l44 Light straS!
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRI.
DAY, at L. NJ. Connects WIN
trains from Philadelphia, New lorN,
and western points. and ~ West fs!
with trains for Richmond and TIE
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 =. II. Arrives III Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
6:l5P. M.TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAI-
URDAY. Connects with steamer ~
West Poiut from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmond asd DAM He
Richmond aud Petersburg, ana Chess
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives Ut Richmond daily except Sun.
day. Connects with Richmond aad
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud Qua
railroads.
No transfer of freight at Richmond TO or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest ra'es,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF ladins, with guaranteed rates,
issued to all northern and western points. .,
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern aao
western points, and baggage checked through. -,
For tickets apply ut General Railroad Tex VI
Ace, S2S Main street; ut the Exchange iiotc!, aug
company's depot, corner Twenty-third and Doch
streets, Richmond, Va. 49,,
ma23 II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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CHESAPEAKE ANB OHIO RAILROAD
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
March l. 1878.
CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL.
OROAD.-On and after MARCH 3, 1878 pas
sennnr fralns will rim s fOllOMS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
" CAROLINE COUNTY.-By virtue of decree
Of the Chancery Court of Richmond, entered IN the
suit Of Walters assignee Anderson, on the 4th Of
April, 1878 we will proceed to sell at public auc-
the FIFTEENTH DAY. OF MAY, 1873, Mt 70
o'clock NJ. THAT being the first day of the Circuit
Court of said county, all that TRACT OF LAND
lying:on the North Anna river near AnGerson's mill,
In said county, lately bought In this cause by Thorn
rs Kelley, who resides thereon, containing 426
acres by recent survey There are on this land all
the necessary out-buildings
TERMS OF SALE Enough in cash to pay the ex-
penses of sale and the costs In said suit incurred in
obtaining the decree Of sale ana 6e, with in
terest thereon from the 11th of December. 1877:
S411.73 on the 18th of December, 1878, and
$433.7S on the !! lth December, 1S79-,the said de-
ferred payments to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, waving the homestead and by retaining
the title. The residue of the purchasemoney 10 be
secured in such manner and made payable at such
10 do, as the said commissioners may see IT.
JOHN T.. MARYE,
HILL CARTER,
ap "a .eodtds Commissioners.
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to % per reana, at
O the DISPATCH PRINTING-H0USE.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street.

TH-THIRD-STREET PROPERTY.
THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
THIRD STREET.
THAT LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL CORNER
LOT ON CANAL AND THIRD STREETS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF
COLONEL ROBERT E. BLANK
ENSHIP.
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P S-The lien creditors Of the late W. Fl. Bran
der are earnestly requested 10 attend The sales.
Should they become purchasers, they will be allow
ed to offset the same.
- TIE COMMISSIONERS.
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ap 1s.aa,at,ae,ss&Myl,a
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JOHN r. MAcMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
NH 9O
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WHOLESALE GROCERY, GRAIN, MILL
sTUFFs, AND HAY TEADE.
Having laid In a large and varied assortment OF
staple goods TO which constant additions are being
MADE from the cheapest markets of the country
invite examination Of my stock and prices by both
city and country merchants. .,
bc naid 10 the COMMISSION DEPARTMENT. Con-
sienments Of FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, and every spe-
cies of MERCHANDISE are respectfully sohclteoa
Moderate charges, prompt returns, and liberal cash
advances, when desired, promised In every case
$500 - 49, 49, CHARLES J.. TODD.
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COMPRESSION MERCHANTS.
COMMHSSHON MERCHANTS.
~@-~--~-~-~--~--
CHARLES L. TODD,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION.
MERCHANT,
No. 1915 GARY STREET

For the better accommodation Of my largely-in
crcasing FLOUR and PRODUCE business have
rented The substantial four-storY iron-front ware.
house No. 1915 Cary street Commercial Block), ant
have connected with It the
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>AYs tomley "a hls Tr,sutIy-ls-ucl work
The History u New \ 1rA state. The day has
"a s~ed hen the b. uelartor- Of humanity were
allowed Ia live in lguominiou. poyerty-lheir
-ArT lncvs. their laboFs. unrrronpensei. To-
day. the b@nrfartOTs % the pcople-ths men
who devote thsir Ayr- ant energies % the in
teg..ts % humanity these are the men whom
The world del Shts - haaar. and Is bom Il re-
wArs!- with priucr'y fortunes. A. an earnest
l. '. Pierce hAs won their wArne.t sympa-
tlv and esteem. While seeking - T. thrir
servant only. ne hA- become i prince among
them \ q The immense fortune layi,hei upon
hlm by 4 generous people be boards not, bur
invests lu the erection and establishment Of in
-iLut-tas hlr els .-.tsfHsl-..s.s~ 49, Y--~s.-
ES1t the people thus realizing, 10 their lltcrai
PIirgnASr, = new meaning u that beautiful
brIrntA. custom % 90 InS bread upon thr wa
ter. Noted IN both public and priv ate life tor
h. un-~crS .ng integrity and al those sterling
virtues thai cunpb4e manhood. Dr. Pierce
ran.- hI-h among those few men whose
names the Umpire state !. justly proud TO IN
.,-rio- upoa her roll Of honor. Ambiii1u.. vet
moved bE an ambition strictly amenablr to The
most discriminating and we'll balanced iudg-
ineut, his future career promises 20 b. one Of
unparalleled activity and usefulness, ably sup
plrmeniIng The work he has already accom-
pllshcd, By life n once noble Ia effort. enyla-
bic 10 i. grand results" While Or. Pierce.
genius Ani energy have won for him 20 enyia-
Die a position on the recoris OF a nation, hay-
ins b-en elected senator by an oyerw helni ~
majority. hi Justly celebrated Household Rem
edirs have gained Tor him 4 VT more desirable
Place IN the hearts Of grateful people. His
Golden Medical Discovery ami Fsyorite Pre-
srription have brought heath and happiness 10
ten thousand house holds.
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A Most Violent Storm.
Heaviest n nown for Year.

Boston. Ecbruary /. Tie heayies; north
ea-t snow storm for year. accompanied with =
high wind, began At four O'Clock yesterday
afte moon. and -till continues. over foot u
snow having fallen. The streets are obstrucied
by drifts Of snow xix to ten feet high. and horse
car travel i suspended. while trains on steam
railroads are behind time.
The storm i. general throughout New Eng
land. Reports from various parts give the
amount u .now fall from one to two feet.
About eighteen inches have fallen and il Is
still showing 81 $50. The storm seems to have
been the severssi along the line Of the Eastern
Railroad between here and New buryport, and
no train came through until one O'Clock. owing
to blockade at Revere this morning. caused By
. train being thrown from the track in attempt
ing 10 force through = large drin-
The train consisted Of two engines, five car.
and a heavy snow plow in front. AT Fioyds
bridge in Revere, 3 DRIFT was struck, throwing
the engine from the track. The second engine
and every car were also thrown of.
Vim. Mead Of the forward engine had hi.
head cut open. leg broke. and RIBS crushed Ia.
de is fatally injured. Brakeman Larrabee WAS
dangerously injured and conductor Converse
received severe cut on the head.
The track was torn up Tor quite distance.
There were one hundred passengers on the
train, but none were Injured. One engine lies
on one eide of the track, and the other with the
cars on the other side.
INV YORK, Feb. /. Tho storm last night
pas attended with shocking disaster at Copey
Island. There Yas lot only q great destruction
Of property all along the beach but eight lives
were sacrificed. The scene Of the calamity " Is
at the Manhattan beach property. where the
storm struck with the greatest force, fairly
sweeping everything before IL. About half q
mile easiw ard from the Big Hotel we've two
small shanties, where two men named Wynne
and Brennan. lived with their families. Short.
ly sffer 10 O'Clock the men who were envy ed
As wzfehman BY the Hotel Company len their
homes for the nnrr5se o. reporting he .l.rm-
ing state Of sfairs TO Mr.. Weed. the mead watch
man. and during their absence the shaniies
were swept away and the unfortunate oecu-
pants. consisting Of three womea and five chill
dren persisted. When WyIne aud Brennan re-
turned no trace Of the domiciles and the loved
ones could be found. The victims were Mrs.
Wynne and three children. aged Eve and three
years and m infant and Mrs. Brennan aud tao
children. aged two and four years. The tcird
woman who persisted was 8 nurse. Three great
waves followed in quick succession aud not .
yestige Of the shanties were leff. The bodies
Of the unfortunates were carried 70 see with
the exception Of Ms. Wynne, which was pick
ed up At eheepshead Bay this forenoon. The
others have not been recovered.
LONG BRANCH. n. T., Feb. 1.-The storm
here was the most terrific ever experienced.
Almost every building on the shore between
Sandy Hosk and Long Branch was more or less
damaged, and all the places ON the beach had
their grounds badly washed. In many instances
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VIVA: Everybody Wants !

livery family wants pure ice. frozen a, lhclr
II own door. from pure spring. wei or c!.tcrn
water.
Mr.. " l.. Close OF Bangor. Ne, las Just pat
euiei an invention vhlcu Will eh able every faulty
81 The land TO supply Itself with pure ice a; the
most tn lss expense; the water ssed can tie Sc
!ericd either from springs, wells or eisterns and
ttu. insure the perfect purity OF The ice the ice
frozen n regular, Uniform cakrs, smooth and
even on all sid,s much more conyen ient for
handling AMI less la bic 10 catch ami retain dirt
than Ice which Ia. been cut and u rough
soE snipptas purposes the ICE c2n be frozen on
the wharf and shipped without expens Of cut
uHgt hauling o. storing. In cases where there i
la billy thai The ice IN river may be tanap~rrl
wlth and injured for shipping purposes the S4ier
may o. ptIIied and frozen Tree iron a % al
less expense Khan L BE- cut from the river "a
tact. a. matter Of simple economy, water NAV
be taken from most Of The thousands Of rivers
and streams a. their outlets on our coast and con
Quoted on to shArEcs and frozen within easy
reach OF the vessels tac klcs and OF these
y Ateicoarscs dams and wAier-poxeF for pumping
are already constructed and available.
In locations which arr surrounded with salt
water aad where ice can only be obtained BY haul.
ing long distances, IL can be manufactured from
any little nvuIet, from spring, well or cls tern
water on the spot for all domestic purposes and
even for shipment.
Any parties wishing 10 use the boye invention
can obtain faA particulars by addressing
WALTER X. CLOSE.
4so BANGOR, NAME.
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iitfelFs LiriHg age. The number, 81 The
Living Age for the weeks ending January 9,th
aud February 81, have the following note
worthy contents, France a. Military Power
in l>.Q aud ISIS, by >ir Garnet Wulseley. Nine
teesh CcHtary, The Little Health Of Ladies
by Frances Power Cobbe, Contemporary Re
rt<tr. The Cars CiemcBcy, Polish Priests
story. 'prshiH. The Decay Of the Monarctcai
frinciple, Spectator. The Greek Mind in Pre-
encr Of Death. interpreted from Relief. aud In
scripiions on Athenisn Tombs, CyRfsrat orurs
Hcris'r, titlAs. the Apostle Of the Gvths
HI sbsryt HsriStr. Within the Precincts. by
Mr. olphant. from advance sheets tHydro-
phobiA and Rabies. NiASfscAA CsatNTy. Era
translated for The LiriAg iJc from the Ger
man OF Frau Won lngersieben; Charlie. Dick
ems N.r~e, Spectator; Charles Dickens.
Manuscripts. Chnusi.<rs' Jos mai French Din
uers, \d'arity Esr,ce. F,tschism IN Ani-
mai. Ndiarr, >horisight, .>pecist1r- Euhm-
kori. NIfnre. with the usual choke poetry
e. The back numbers containing the hr.t m
s;Almrnts of "Euca," aud story by NJ.
Tharkeray. are stili sent grsu- 10 new sub
s,FIb-rs f1- l~-S.
FoE nity-tWo numbers. Il -ixty-f5ur large
Vs&c- each fpr more than ppJ pages a year4
The subscription price - ). l1y ~ f,r sl0 %
zuy one of the Amrricsn ~ mouthliss or week
Lc- = scul with IhF L5riHy .tg~ iorAyrar,
both postpaid. Litteli 4 Gay, Boston. are tie
pubIishers.
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VOLUNTEER.

Editor American Arrangements have
been made for Go Lodge" Of Good
Templsr- Of Brooklin. Feb. l2ih. in sccor-
dance with previous notice in these coll
umns. and IL il to be hoped thar 8 fuil dele
CATION will be present from the various
lodges in the County. While We would not
disparage any other organization that is Ia
boring to promote the cause OF temperance
and to improve the social and intellectual
condition OF OUT citizens and our common
tiles AT large. yet We believe that the Good
Templars hold position second TO nope.
Especially in our rural n-ighborhoods and
country villages, We md il q powerful in
strument for waking up an interest in gen.
eral improvement. aud in instiling into the
mind. OF the ypanS 40 appreciation Of the
beneiits OF temperate life. We Cannot
Afford 10 leave the rsm .seRd TO scatter his
banefDl influence Ia oar various eommRBi-
ties unchecked. The traffic In intoxicating
dnaks should be branded with disgrace.
and the man Who deals out the poison
should be looked upon as criminal and &
curse TO the community. Public sentiment
should be raised to that condition 10 which
10 young man who has any regard for his
ehararsss or standing In society will dare to
drink, let his principles be shst they may.
Educate the young and We are safe Come
one and all aud let Us have eide a,cake
temperance meetiDg II Brooklyn. Let
each lodge be represented and the dele
gates be prepared to report presen, stand
ing aud the prospect for the future. II any
one knows where we can organize . new
lodge, please write TO our G. w. s.. Geo.
Z. Bracket of Belfast.
N. j. Dow. Dist Dep.
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Tnr MiNn Is Depressed aud the body weak.
ened by Kidney, Bladder, Urinary Di>-
eases Dialeie-. Gravel. AMI Drop-y
HuNT'> REMEDY cure. these diseases.
Retention aul IaooniIuence Of Urine. EN-
eS->cs. lnirmpcrAncr, Pru-iralpu Of the
Nerve Structure and Uterine Disease, are
cured by HUNTS REMEDY. The system d.
restored p heAlth BY HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARK TupIU ACHE DEpF, rare t.stIHiy
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Is or 20 feet Of the bluffs were taken AWAY in
front Of the cottages aud hotels. Bath houses
are all gone, and many Of the beautiful sum
mer houses were either washed away bv the
sea or blown to pieces by the gale. The bulk
heads were all destroyed. The beach for mile,
Is strewn with debris from these wrecks Tie
water was never known to be 50 high II wash
ed over the bluff into Ocean avenue in many
places
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Educational.


tfFou the bS-tnH iEaN"hffS
The cause OF education Is receiving a
new impetus In the State of Maine. Many
OF her best teachers are called" 10 other
States, Massachusetts having large
share. while Boston counts as among her
best instructors those that come from
Maine. The recent Maine State Teachers
Association meeting At Lewiston has re-
ytved the Interest. and renewed attempts
WILDE made TO Offer sufficient inducements
to keep coinpetsNn1Sachevs st home. The
New England Nof"R Association, recent
y organized Ia Boston. comprising the
principals of Che different State Normal
Schools. recognized the value Of the ser
vices the principal Of tho EAsteruAN or
mai School at castine. by electing him as
its president MIR. Fletcher i strong
man and u doing upbl. work 10 training
the Young people ia that Poriisn Of the
State tot the important profession at
eachi ug The State Of Maine {, reapiug
~ benefit Of his work.
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pUEsTANT 10 License from the Probate Court.
l shall sell al public sale. at my house in
Brookhn, on the 21th day Of February next, at 10
cloek IN the forenoon, all the real estate Of Dan
lei y Bray, late OF ad BROOKLYN, deceased. con
-i-tins OF one wood lot in Brooklln, con taintng
nfteen acres, bounded north by land OF n Grin
die. east by land OF VIM. : Freethy south by
land Of u. NJ. Alien, vest BY land OF Hooper. A.
30 small lot q, Brook lin corner, containing one
third OF an acre. on the highway and adjoining
lands Of o. ". HerTick and Reuben stuart
Term cash.
SUSAN ii. BRAY, Adm'x.
January q, ISIS. 3wl
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Certain lines of Mother Shipto MS
Prophecy" said 10 have been made ia 1853
now come to the front as applicable Ia the
conGuering of Turkey by the Russians.
They read As follows.
In twice two hundred years the Bear.
The Crescent shall zsssil
But If the Cock and Bull unite,
The Bear shall not prevail.
But look in twice ten years again
Let Islam know and fear
The eros. shall wax, the Crescent wane,
Grow pale and disappear
Twice two hundred years" from 1853,
brings Us TO 1883. This vas the beginning
OF the "Crimean war" France tthe
..cOck''l and England 1.-THE ''bull") de-
clAred war In alliance with Turkey (Isiam)
against Russia (rhe "bear,"O in March.
1884. In 1885 peace was concluded by
Congress at Pans. The bear did not pre-
vail" Twice ten years" from this pc
rod brings US tn 1876 during which year
the disturbances commenced in Heryego-
vina. BOSNIA and Bulgaria. Montenegro
and Servla which finally involved the
Porte In war.-lWAig.
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YOu must Care that COugh.

With -hiloh's Consumption Cure you can
cure yourself. II ha. established the fact that
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and all
diseases Of Throat and Lungs, it is absolutely
without an equal. Two doses will relieve
your child Of Group, it Is pleasant TO take and
can use tNo-thirds Of bottle and il what we
ssy Is not true We will refund the price paid.
Price 10 cts. % cts. and slO0 per bottle. II
your Lung are sore or chest or back lame use
shiloh's Porou. Plaster. For sale b. ). D.
WIGGIN.
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pauied by his agreeable aud accomplished
wife. Also, oar County Attorney. Geo. z.
Duiton. E-q., who Il not so much interest
ed ia legislation as In annexation.
Other localities are largely represented.
and the Legislative Reception this evening
promises TO be a brilliant affair.