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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopccr,
1l13 NIain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT ON LEIGH STREET NEAR JU-
DAB STREET.-T;y virtue Of decd of trust exc
cucd by T. X. Jones AMI wife to the trustees OF the
Virginia EGi,ding and Savings Company, dated
26ih May, ] SIS. and recorded In the Richmond
Chancery Court. -. B. 0S q. p. l7S /; and whereas
detaut las been made III the payment OF the obile;-
ton TO said association. and being required 50 TO do.
we The present trustees. will sell on the premises
on MONDAY. september l6. SIS, ut sac L. NJ.
Ito LOT and HOUSE above referred to- fronting
&c feet on Leigh street. aud running back north
w,rdly $50 feet 10 III alley ten feet wide: being
the same real estate conveyed III the deed of trust
above referred to-
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and $4,000.
and The balance on such Terms will be announced
at sale. III accordance with deed OF trust.
JOSEPH T.. FAERER,
RICHARD G.. HOBSON,
PETER A. MARTIN,
Trustees.
T. THOMPSON Brown, Auc;onccr. se5
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AUCTION SAAES-..TEfs Day.
by Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABL Z: E
4 BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE East
SIDE OF ST. JUIIN STREET, NEAR COCTTS
STREET, AND A LOT ON ST; PAgL'SS Be BIZ
TWEEN FEDERAL AND C0UTTS STREETS
Ar AUCTION-In execution of certain deed or
trust from Daniel Wright, trustee. &C.. date Au-
gust 16. 1877. and duly recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court ID. 3. III &. page 3S4, ! will sell,
mon the premises. on SATURDAY the It'll day of
September, 1875, at O'Clock, being required SO to
do hy the holder of the nor thereby secured det
having been made In the payment OF The same. the
property described in said u eds all hclr right
title and interest i'm and to certain LOT OF
GROUND, with improvements thereon, fronting
on the east side or ST. Johns street. 50 tcet and
running back between parallel lines 1873 feet.
Also, all that LOT OF LAND fronting on st.
Paul between Federal and COu'tS streets. and run
ming pack about ! 6s feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash u 10 expenses OF sale and enough
10 nav balance on note Eist dine labout Slg0); resi-
due upon terms to be given at sale.
II. A. SIEAGHER.
SEQ Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

The Labor party in Ohio came very near
making Q fatal mistake one day last week.
They came within three votes OF nomina.
ting q Wofkingman for Congress- RaNkeus,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

By Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
g. 1912 Mnin street.

VALUABLE AND DE 81 RsAsBEL q
v sTORE-PRopERTY on THE EAST SIDE
Of sEVENTEENTH STREET, CoESNEk OK 9H
FErRESKLIN STREETS, WITH LARGE DWELL
ING ABOVE. AND ANOTHER nTW0 -sy,r e
BRICK HOUSE, FRONTING " =, MAiHSuIIr Ah-
RENTNF0R SALE AT AUCTioN.--Atl The request
or the owner will offer for sale the
PROPERTY, urpen the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th day OF September, 1873. ut O'CLOCK T
d. For profitable investment this pronerS
In such n good and public place for clothing or
dry goods establishment. nav
A bargain will certainly be had. ana parties ma ,
viii be sold and the title Is guaranteed TO De gooa
TERMS OF LEAsEHoLD Tt De expialnee az 4, sae'
auo ~ mo Auctioneer.
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j. TIIoMPsoy BROWN. Auc;ionccr.
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtioncer,
11l3 Main street.

rVRUSTEES: SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
4 AND LOT ON JUDAH STREET NEAR
LEIGH STREET.-By virtue OF deed of rust
from s. ID. Jones and wife to The trustees of the
Virginia RuilGing aud Savings Company. datc,l
June 7. 1876, and recorded In The Richmond Cham
rerv Court. ID. L. los g page 295 aud whereas de-
ton 10 said Association and being require! 20 10 DO
We the present trustees OF said Association. will
sell on tho premises. on MONDAY. September ID,
lS7s.at y, O'Clock i. NJ. the LOT aud HOUSE
above rct;-cd to- fronting 81 iCct ON Juah strctt,
and running hack between parallel lines | u feet.
being the real estate convey ed b. the deed OF
trust above referred 10.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and Sc G0.6J,
and The balance on such terms as vii; be announced
IL sale III accordance with deed OF rrrrt.
JOSEPH f.. FAREER.
RICHARD &. HiiBSON.
PETER \. MARTIN.
Trustees.
+ Tuo,rpsoS Epov->; ,uc,iourrr 81 :,
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BY George :. Eashon & Son. Auctionecr>,
No. Z Tenth street.

,NRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT on
L NORTH LINE OF HARVIE STREET
EiGHTY-TW0 FEET DISTANT FROM ROB!N-
son STREET. 20 ~ IA FEET. NTH
or SIDNEY. HENRiCO COUNTY. NEAR THE:
WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF RltI!-
Brown 10 the Undersigned rs trustee. duly recorded
IN Hcurico County Court, vii. beirS thereto re-
queStrd by the beneficiary OF said decd. proceed 10
sell. at public auction. the premises. OH THURS
DAY, September II. 1873 ut D O'Clock L. NJ, the
property above described.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses and Sl53.7n. with
Interest from 9Th February. SIS. ill plid .ance
on such terms Us will be announced 1T sale.
JAMES K. GCDDIN,
seq Trustee.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctinncrr
i;v Frank ID. lin,
Real Estate huc:inueer,
lI0S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING
L LOTS on GRACE BETWEEN BELLEE!LLE
AND SHAFER STREETS Al ACCrIUN.-By
virtue OF Il deed OF trust from j. +. Goodwin and
wife. dated March 10 1877. AMI recorded in the Of
flee Richmond Canccry Court In ID. L. ! 10 ~,
page 81 6. default having been made in he payment
of negotiable ustu therein secured. AMI being re-
uuested 80 TO do by the beneficiary in said deed.
Will seil ut auction. upon The premises AT O'clock
T. NJ. Oh SATURDAY. September II, lS1S. tie
PROPERTY in said decd rs follows: All that lot
OF land III rDc civ uf Richmond Oh The north line IF
Grace between Nhaicr street AMI Bel'cvlIe. conl-
menc!Eg 60 feet wrs Of Shafcr street, fronting on
sai! Grace street so feet, and running back between
parallel lines 1JG feet 10 Il lG-ioot alley. The
ground wilt he divided into TWO or more building
lots. The property j. Immediately opposite tile
Prcslytcrin church. As Grace street l. now being
graded TO Richmond College. AMI many other in-
proytneut> going Oh In lElt vicinity. these lois
should attract the attention ri rar,its desiring 10
ctr,' Il nice location fcr Il home.
TERMS: The deed requires cash for expenses Of
sale and Sufficient 10 pay n0ic of 5000. but bet
ter terms may be announced on day OF sale.
sc5 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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Dy George :. Vashon L son. AuclOEcc:5,
No. : Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY EALU'
l. ABLE FARM - TIE C0INTI or IiiES,
TERFiELD. ON JAMES RlNEE. AND Al:ilEI
SEVEN MILES WEST or MANyHESTEi:.
KNOWN rs LOCUST GROVE, CONTAINING
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NlNETi-TIii'EE:
ACRES consisting in part Of "blat 10 acres OF
valuable .JancS.rivcr "untS-abnut 300 acres
cleared: baia!,cr in wood. &r.-ilc hi@-lhnd being
very good and In Il lIiah state OF cultivation. lie
Ind laws nicely. and INCLUDES TWO good
and Of tive finest %raniic IuarricS, l!nire H. y
on The river: good buildings new barn, and all
necessary u,!i-biIi!dIn@S.
By virtue of ,ch Of trust executed TO Tie tlt-
dcrsigEcd by John f.. Andrews trustee tor Cn;ciil
A. Avery: Ccrl'lia 4, tyrrr, and Amos u. avery.
duly recorded i'll the clerks office o! CE"$trrhehi
County Godr! will. beng thereto requested ny TIE
beneficiary III said iced sell II public auction, on
the premises. on MONDAY he 9'h day III ccpt"ln
her 1878. al = o'cccH ~ Il: fair: II not tie next
fair Gayl. The property above described.
TERMS: (a,h ~ 10 S3.933.33 and expenses 81
executing this trust. credit Is 10 S3.333 f3 Tor
one wear. nd on Il credit OF i've years rs |"
33. for negotiable notes. Interest ADDED ST.
cured hy Il :r,,st deed: balance such terms as INA
be announced III sale II desired more liberal terms
viii be mad" JotN i. Il. LIN
an 20 IL.slcc.
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-0OMMIsSIoNER's SALE OF .VALUA-

COMMISSIONERS ALE Oh VA IL, "a
I EREaI, ESTATE, SIT UATED ON Pearl.
sTpEET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
sTREEs WITH PRS r. M ST9Rs F F6kEEPs
EkiE:ITS CyI-By virtue of decree of the Chan
c % Court Of the city of Richmond entered May
G3.1s7e in the suit of " Baldwin and McVeigh
en- The premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
SepteJnDer. 1879, at 6 O'Clock p. IL, LOT OF,
GR0IjND fronting on Pearl street tweniy-six feet
four inches. running back 1913 feet, and fronting on
Virginia street sixteen feet four inches, with q
THREE-ST0RY BRICK STORE thereon az pre-
sent occupied by Messrs. Roberts. Beall & Co.
TERMS: One third cash, and the balance on
credit of four. eight and twelve months for nexota
hle notes with Interest added and the tla TO be re-
taincd until AL the purchase. money is paid and
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
so7 Sheriff and Commissioner.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC ACCTION.--
Il Ey request Of Dir. Barker, who has giyen mGc &c
attention and time to rearing TliOROUGHBRED
HOGS and who now desires 10 dispose OF some OF
them will sell al publ auction, mt the farm Oh Cap
tain G. F.. Ashburner. seven miles west or
on the Three ChopDcd road, on TUESDAY, Sepleni-
mencine mt O'Clock 4. NJ large lot OF thorough
bred Berkshire and Poland-China
SOWS, PIGS, AND SHOATS.
and few GRADE SHOATS.
ALSO
THE FAMOUS TEOTTING STALLION IRE
TRIEVER,"
AND
TWO EXCELLENT Observation-Disclosures
one Il four horse power Separator, and the other a
two-horse power, suitable for any stationary WORK.
Two new RANDELL WHEAT-FANS.
The above articles are worthy Of attention, ana
are being cold only to reduce stock. .
TERMS: All sums under $50, cash: over mat
amount sixty-ays' credit for appr0vei. ncg0iiabic
notes. WILLIAM C.. MONCCRE.
co TOT Crier.
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WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSc
w to be selling out at cost in order to close "
or Change business; but we will guarantee to ~
sell FURNlTgREo Of all kinds at prices us Iowa.
complete in Parler, Chamber, and Dining Room
Fur ,ilure OF ui kinds: We will offer special bar
gains IN hne suits iparlor and chamber for the next
thirty stays. PARTIES In want OF Furniture Of any
KING should NOT tail to examine stock before pur-
chasing; e. CARTWRIGHT & SON,
B ~ 19-2m 10 Governor street,
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TOR SALE OR RENT, HOUSE No. ~
II GIL Broad street, between SIKH and Scv-Es;1
entl, now occupied by Louis Held & Son lis dry
goods store 4 Dply ut 6 Broad Street 10
So 4-WS&M2w K. FERRANDINI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

TOR RENT, THE BASEMENT e.:
ID under the Richmond Banking ana In FL
surancc Com. any, corner Thirteenth and Main
streets. 1t has been recently put In thorough re.
pair painted. &C.. and has coal-valT, closets. ana
an necessary conveniences. Appiyto
50 53t ROBERT e. LYME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS "iEL%G EgiGCr
SUNDAY. JULi =. i.I-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

Nos. 1901, 1908, 1905, AND 1907,
where we will show the LARGEST, BEST, and
CHEAPEST STOCK OF FINE AND Low
PRICED FURNITURE, &C., south of New York.
ARTHUR ROONEY,
Steam Furniture Manufacturer and Undertaken,
aust Wholesale anu Retail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

d. GATEWUUD, l2U3 EAST "A
Os MAIN STREET.--sJust received a new ~
supply Of Furniture Of the most elegant de- l9s3
signs and finish for PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
Cottage Suits from $l5 to $40 /:
Dresser and Dressing Case Suits, 10 5000; Par
Ior Suits, in CoIelane, Raw Silk, Terry, and Hair
Cloth, from $40 to $780, also. I'LL Glasses Of goods
ut prices 10 suit the times. am now finishing Par
Tor Suits, Lounges, Chairs. &c. stuffed with lisir
eSpr ssly for this market Special attention given
TO this brauch or business. Chairs speciality. Up
and X Repairing. Terms liberal. jy28
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Engine" ,.... >.':".r,ut-I...,L
,DENAl =. i'rH tl:Ip.
Genera! passeag . ,,..' Itcirt t-rr'.
E,amunEA. "a.
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WANTS..

aTTANTED. Il COOK without incurn-
w brlnce Amply TO ALEXANDER WERST.
confectionery No. 225 Broad street, corner Of Third.
7-lff
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WANTED, PURCHASERS for three
w good MIICH-COWS, with calves. On con-
signincnt anu for sale by
II. p. TALIAFERRO & CO..
co cot next to (Ia.lcr1 Mills,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-07

WANTED, by graduate OF the Uni
w ycrsity OF Virginia. Il situation us TEACHER
in Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. or CIVIL En-
REFERENcEs: Professors Vcnable, Smith and
MaI!ct. Address j. X. ).
sc 62w# University Of Virginia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08

Mr.. James Cotton, sr., who was en-
plOyed by chairman It. w. Kearns
completed the job of raising the floors
in the two court rooms of our court
house. There was a swing of about 7
or inches at the middle pillars,
caused by the settling of the founda-
ton. The lower floor was brought to
a level by lacking up the sleepers, an
this settled the upper floor back
to its natural position, and
improved the appearance of things
wonderfully. Esq. Kearns has also
had three large iron bolts run through
from side to side, which will make the
walls perfectly safe, and with a little
plasteriDg overhead and some flush
ing touches inside the old affair will
present very creditable appearance
yet. Some new windows will be put
in alsO, and other necessary improve
ments, the entire cost Of which will
not exceed 500 perhaps, and will put
the court rooms in very good shape.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08

INDICATIONS For the Middle At
iantic States, colder and partly cloudy
weather, occasional light rain or snow,
winds most nOrthwesterly, followed
by a rising barometer. South Atlant ic
States, an increasing cloudiness, fire.
quent rain, warm southwesterly
veering to colder northwest winds,
followed by rising barometer. Gulf
States, warmer, partly cloudy wealth
er, occasional rain, variable winds,
stationary or rising barometer, fol-
lowed tomorrow and north and west
portions by lower temperature. Ten
nessee and Ohio Valley, colder, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain,
Orthwesterly winds and rising bar
Ometer, followed tomorrow in the
Ohio Valley by a rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light rains
or snow, northwesterly winds and fall
ing barometer, followed by a rising
temperature and higher pressure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08

mind, and that nothing shall be al
lowed to divert the attention from
the beginning to the end of the
time of study, whether that time be
an hour or FIVE minutes.
Fight vigorously against list
less, inattentiye way Of reading over
the words, without considering
what they mean. Never allow the
eye to see and the voice to pro-
nounce a sentence when the mind
receive no idea whatsoever from the
words or phrases which are read.
IF the mind can not be held closely
for long time to any one thing,
still insist that for the time it pro-
fesses to be looking into the lesson
the attention must be siyited upon
that one thing, and la very othcls
thing must be shut out. Better
study thus with an undivided attenr
ton, for ten minutes, than to spend
three times ten minutes in pretend
ing to study, while the mind is
allowed to ramble to the "'ends of
the earth Good habits in study
are more important when we are
searching after heavenly wisdom
than when we are seeking for
earthly knowledge.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
ELECTION NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "A dispatch
from St. Joe says Nicholas Ford,
Greenback Republican, is elected in
the Ninth district over David Rea,
Democrat, the present incumbent,
by about 1920 majority.
New YORK, Nov. IA dispatch
from Mobile, Ala, announces that
Herndon, Democratic hard money
candidate, will have majority of
1000 in that district.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. s.
There seems to be no doubt that the
Congressional delegation from this
State will consist of six Democrats
and two Republicans Republican
gain Of one.
CHYENNE, Wy, Nov. 7.-Downy
(Rep.), delegate to Congress, is
elected by about 900 majority.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
The Legislature.

As far as heard from the following
Senators have been elected in East
Tenn nnessee-Democrats in italics:
Col. Jno. K. Miller, NJ. A. Driskill
R. c. samsel, Col. e K. Byrd, r. "
Smith,
The following are the Representa-
tives elected:
Sullivan-N. Gregg.
Carter and Johnson-R. r. Butler.
Washington-M. s. Mahoney.
Greene ". S. AfcGaughey.
Hawkins-W. J. Pierson.
Granger and Hamblen-T. C. Cain.
Cooke and Sevier-W. T.. Duggsn.
JeffersoG-S. M. Dyer.
Knox-M. d. Bearden.
Knox and Anderson-R. n. Baker.
Union, Campbell and Scott-W. G.
Garden.
Loud0n and Monroe " b. SAM
pes.
Roane-W. G. Shelley.
McMinn-D. Il. BrOUder.
Bradley and Polk W. r. Loacery.
HamiltOn-H. NJ. Wiltse.
Hamilton and James-S. &. Pyott.
We understand that VIM. Greene,
Independent Democrat, is elected in
the Second Senatorial district, and q.
o. Gate. Republican, in the Chatta-
nooga district.
In Blount, Capt. S. P. Rowan, Re-
publican, is ahead of Brickell, DEM
ocrat, with one precinct to hear from.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
Dangerously Burned.

About half past seven O'Clock yes
terday evening Julia Donahoe, 8
young lady about l6 or II years of age,
living on Park street, North Knox
vile, met with a serious accident by
burning. She was in a room by her
self where a coal fire was burning in
the CRATE. and raising up to
reach for something on the
mantle piece, her clothing
caught fire and famed up at furious
rate. She was panic-stricken, and not
knowing what to do, ran screaming
out through the yard to the street, her
velocity just adding fuel to the flames
until she was entirely enveloped.
Her cries and the fire attacted the
attention Of her brother-in-law, Capt
VIM. Kerr, and his wife, who were
just across at Donahoe's store, and
they rushed to her relief and by pres
ence of mind in gathering some bed
clothes and wrapping around her sue.
ceeded in smothering the flames before
they had reached her head and face.
She was badly burned about the body
and limbs, however, and her clothing
burned almost entirely off.
DR.. Ludlow was summoned and
rendered all the attention possible, and
at midnight she was resting some
what easy, but her condition
was regarded as very critical. She
was the youngest sister of Johnnie
Donahoe, OF the firm of Shea & Dom
ahoe, who were burned out few
months since. We trust that with
careful nursing and attention she may
recover from the terrible accident.
Mrs. Kerr had one hand badly burned
in her heroic efforts to save the life of
her si yter,
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Governor
Colquitt's annual message was read
to-day, showing that the finances
of the State are in very satisfac-
tory condition. The balance in the
Treasury October 1st was $685.
789. No State, in his opinion,
should have a stronger financial
reputation. He recommends the
establishment of an Agricultural
College in the old Capital building
at Milledgeville. He speaks IA
vorably of the common school sys-
TEN, and advises a sale or long
lease of the Macon and Brunswick
Railroad. He defends at some
length the States endorsement of
first mortgage bonds of the North
western Railroad Company. There
is no allusion to Federal affairs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. Judge Hill
ton rushed into police headquarters
this morning greatly excited, and
held consultation with Inspector
Dilkes. He stated that the body
of A. T. Stewart was missing from
its resting place in the family vault
in St. Mary's Church yard, Stu
gresant Place and Second Avenue.
The vault, he said, had been
broken open. The casket was found
in the vault, but the body was miss
ing. Inspector Dilkes at once sent
out the following general orders to
all precints :
The remains Of A. i. Stewart
were last night stolen from the
family vault in st. Mary's church
yard. The casket was found broken
and the body removed. The decom-
position of the remains is so
offensive that they can not be con-
cealed. This is apparent from
standing at the opening of the vault
this morning, consequently it can
not he taken across the ferries
without discovery. Cause a
search to be made in your
precinct, as the remains were evil
IDENTIFY stolen with the hope of re-
ward.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
What Alcohol will Do.

1t may seem strange, but it is
nevertheless true, that alcohol reg.
ularly applied to a thrifty farmer s
stomach, will remove boards from
the fence, let the cattle into his
crops, kill his fruit trees, mortgage
his farm, and SOW his fields with
wild oats aud thistles. 1t will break
the glass out of his windows and
fill them with rags it will take the
polish from his manners, subdue his
reason, bring sorrow and disgrace
upon his family, and topple him into
a drunkard's grave. 1t will do this
to the mechanic and the capitalist,
as well as the farmer, for in it's
deadly hate to the human race, alco-
hol is no respecter of persons.