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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07

] sympatbise with every honest ei-
fort made by the children OF labor
to improve their condition. This IL o
poorly governed country Ia which
those who do the most have the least.
There ~ something wrong when men
are obliged ~ beg for lcAyo 70 toll.
We are not yet = civilized people
WhaS We are, pAupsrlsp aud crime
will vAnlsb ftop, our land. There ia
QUE thing however, OF which sm glad
and proud, and that 10, that %.
cisty In our country 10 pstrl6ed,;
that 1hs posr OF this generation may
and probably will be The rleh oi sLs
nsYt. Tia cons OF the rich " thIs
generation may bs the poor Of Iha
psIt, 30 thAt, after ell, the rich fear
and the poor hop~. II II the glory of
ths United states that the poor mao
can taks his boy ou his knee aud say.
MY son, all ths avenues to distlpc-
ton are opsS to you. You can rise.
There IL 20 station, no position, to
which you pay not sspir. Tbs pow
erty Of your father will not be mill
stone shout your mech. The public
schools are open 70 you. Fer you
thsrs axe edusailDn, honor, fame aud
prosperity" Thsss thugs render no.
y sysry drop ofsveat that rolls down
tho fscs Of honest toll. fsympathize
With ths wanderers, wish ths Migrants
out OF employment, With the sad and
weary msn who ere ssek ng fus work,
Whss | sss ops Of the.s msn, poor
aud ftlsndlsas We matter bov bsd
he Is.- ] think that sou sbody loved
him once, Mat be wsa ONCE held In
the rms ole mstbsr, that hs slept
beneath Der loving eyes and vsksned
In the lIgh. Of her emile. | zee him
In the cradle listening 10 lulsbies
sung son and low, and his little
face 10 dImplsd ~ touched by the
rosy ilsgsrs ofjoy. And thss ] think
Of the strange and wlsding psths hs
hes Travelled from that moIhsr's arms
to want aud vssrAncJ Thsrs should
he labor and food for all We isvspt.
Wa take advantage OF The forces Of ne.
turc. We snslnvs The Winds and
wavs. We put shsokles upon the
unseen powers. These slaves should
rsleass from bondage ell the children
OF men. r. j. fngcrsoU.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07

other large representatives Of bond
holders in this city, Nvor the plan.
and that the London newspapers
unanimously indorse it. |; propose,
the issue of new feur per cent. inler-
changeab.e coupons or registered
bonds equal in amount To the priuci-
pal of the debt as recognized by the
act Of March IA 1878. The bous:,
to be dated July l, 1879, and TO rua
forty five years, but rcdcemable AZ
ter ten yesn in the order Of issue. -
Both priAcipa and interest to be cx-
capt from taxation and the coupons
TO he made receivable OF or after me- :
turity for all taxes, debts, dues or
demands due 10 the StStc. Certif-
Gates, bearing two per cent, interest,
to be issued for the amount accruea
and unpaid interest on AL classes q.
bonds UP TO July I, 1879, except on
bonds funded under the acts approv>
ed March 80, 1871, and March Z,
1872 These to receive certificates
calculated on the basis of but two
thirds of the interest. A sinking
fund to be established, which shall
secure annually an amount equal to
one half Of ono per cent. Of the prin>
cipSl Of the debt. This and the in-
tcrest on the new bond. and cerlifi-
Gates to be provided for by the issu>
snce and sale OF tGx>receivable scrip,
The Association proposes to guar
antee the State against any failure
of the plan by offering to fund a Civ,
en- amount Of bonds if the desired
legislation is had. The holders Of
the two classes of bonds are left to
settle the difference 10 he respective
values Of their securities between
themselves. --Ne,U YORK. Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07
DEATH or HON. c. u. COALE

A good, faithful and noted man has
suddenly fallen in our midst. Hon.
CHARLES B. CoALE died early last
Saturday morning at the residence Of
Mr.. A. L. MalliCote, at Emory, Va,
at the age Of about 10 years. His re-
mains were. on Sunday, buried with
masonic honors by many Of the peo-
pie who have known him long and
well. and at the locality of his long
and honorable life. He sleeps at
Abingdon, where, nearly half a CEN
fury ago, he founded the Kygisias, a
paper that still lives to link by asso-
Citations his name with periods yet to
come. In very early life Mr.. Coale
lived and served his time at the print
er's case in Richmond, whittier he
came from Gray's Ferry, Pa, He and
the venerable editor Of the Dist0fsh,
Mr. Cowardin. were printers together,
and intimate friends. We have
heard him say he aided there in cast
ing the first roller ever used in Vir.
ginia 1t was his proudest boast. as it
was his highest honor, that for 40
years he was Editor Of the Abingdon
K1gisiSn, position in which he dis-
tinguished himself by his zeal in be.
half Of the Wing party. by the vivaci-
ty Of his style apd the wit and readi-
ness Of his pen. In 1875, for the frs,
time in his life, he was a candidate for
Office and was elected. after an ardu-
Gus canvass, to the House of Dele
gates, position he filled with much
honor and credit. Laterly he has de-
voted himself to writing and publish
ing the Life Of Wilburn Waters. and
History Of So. W. Va" This work
was one he seemed anxious to com.
plete before the approach of age
should in any way disqualiy him for
the labor.
Mr.. Coale was one of the social
and genial spirits Of past age that
never lost sparkle and attractiveness
by the flight Of years. 1t is probably
correct to say that Of all the long line
Of gentlemen who have adorned the
press Of S. W. Virginia he was the
most noted and conspicuous. In their
palmest day he and parson Brownlow
came into journalistic collision--a
contest in which It Is agreed he was
signally victorious
Mr., Coale was true and Jealous
friend, a faithful public worker, wheth
in church or politics, and, without a
iinSman in the country, lived and died
ono Of the best beloved and most
popular men in Washington county.
Ills wife died In 1875, and lsft only
an adopted daughter, the wife Of Mr..
A. l.. Malioote.
The Editor Of the News has can.
vassed the county with him, met him
and exchanged both blows and courte.-
sizes, ediiorially, has roomed with him
for one winter in Richmond, and for
two sessions sat at the same desk with
him In the House Of Delegates
knew him well, and can truly say he
was one Of the most genial and noble
spirits OF the period.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07

Hon. X. j. Ingorsoll ia noted a,
an inhdel, but II man who writes
such au article on "Iabor" AZ tho
ono We to-day rcpublish from bis
pen, will, VIC think, not DO sent
quito to tho ncthermost pit Of hell.
We excuse the 1lolston Methodist
for publishing Il, though lie creed
places the author Of Il beyond tho
pale of Gods mercy,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07

We call attention to tho new Of
fer of the Va. Boudholdsrs, to be
found in another column, under the
caption of the "Virginis Debt" and
copied from the N. Y. Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07

Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Eryspclas,
Tumors, swelling, Sore Throat, Tooth
achc aud all other pains and aches are
promptly cured by Kcller's Romnn Llnl-
mcnt. Price 30 cents. Sold everywhere.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07

Happiness and prosperity depend 70 q
great extent upon good health. Al
those suffering from lloarsencsa. Gold
OF Cough, should try Dr. Bull's Cough
syrup. II cures aud toiis only 20 ems
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07
Senator Thurman declines the

Senator Thurman declines the
race for Gov. of Ohio this year
Nevertheless he will have to make
the race, and he will bs elected
The Democracy Of tho Buckeye
State cannot DO beaten with Thur
man in the lead. Even, that he
runs and 10 elected, he We will DO
tho Democratic nominee for Presis
dent next year, just as Gov. Hayes
was nominated by the Republicans
because he carried Ohio for them.
We are ready to take Thurman
Gin ours"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07
TUESDAY, JANUARY Z, 1879.

EVENT and 90 MMENG.
The thermometer last Friday Morn.
ing sprane down below zero every
where north OF about the latitude Of
Atlantis. AT Knoxville II was 2 be-.
low, at Nashville /, Cincinnati 0,
New York 2, Pttsburg II, St. Louis
8, Chicago ~, Omaha 20. On some
of The Northern railroads, some Of
the brakemen froze to death.
joe Dbbrel, son of Congressman
Dibrell of Sparta Tenn, was recently
attacked by two brothers, one Of whom
he killed. He was acquitted.
Dale Carter, who died last week in
Russell Co., was a member Of the
House of Delegates before the war,
as well as the one Of l866, and vas a
member of the Constitutional Con-
vention of 1862.
The great English msn-of-var ship
Thundersr, commences the year by
an accident, one OF her 80 ton
guns having burst, killing seven msn,
and wsunding 33 others.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-07
Our Bakery

can he found stocked with good assortment
Of Oakct and Bread NJ all time. wed.
ding Cakes made md ornnmentca to
otdor. We give away another handsome
Prize unko this Christmas. Thanhftl
for past fayurs VIC viii Try and mciil con
linuhnco Of The SANE. dec 10, '7s-tf
JOE WORK Of al kinds neat
" executed at ttq News Oaice
, 1879-02-22
LITERARY NOTES,


@. q. Leland Is 10 wrItU Oh "Abraham Lin.
coin mud tho Abolition Of Slavery" In the "New
Flutarcli" series latcly projected In London.
MI. Anthony Tsollope Is to wrtte on "Thack.
eray,n and Mr.. Leonard II. Courtney, N. T., on,
sAdan sn,ttll," III Messrs. Macmillan Il Goa
scries ot "Eng'tsa Men ot Lettors," edited by
Mr. John Morley.
Prof. Swing hus written book calIod mo
Tires Of l4le" antl its b!x chapters trent Of "tu.
tslleetual Progress" "ilome," IA Good
Nan,e,n "Benryoseucc," "Illc Pursuits ot lap.
plnc,s,,' anl "ltut,Etou." Jausou, McClure j.
Co. will publish It,
Mr. Anthony Trolope an[shes 10 the lYAfts-
halt Htglets ucyt Wepk his lBtcst novel, called
"An Ego 1oran Eyc,n tho uot[yc Ut which II
that ~ Irish nobcnan kcdules Miss O'11arn. alu
Miss 0'Haru's MutAer pusfles him over . rock
Into tho sca.-@sto York 3t'Hes Correspondence
Mr. Murray Ia "takcn Jpn by the London
World for admittlng to tho pases Ut the
Quarterly, III a1 article on I.essing by Me. ". G.
phorss liz coquettcd with thu edged tools ul
spirit, which, whrn developed to practical re.
sultB, their pulurcs shrau6 fEoni."
In tho English Paper Ia tho Naturalization Ex-
amlnution Of tho University OF LoDdun-thp
lrst thut tas hoen thrown upcn to WOmeu-a
woman Ia 1lrsE, and every W0Man.canaldata we'll
up III tho list. 6llrl, answeFs Gs That APotatorA
were introduced tnto England by Julius Clusar
at tho Conquest In lo;t," are duc to tho lunle
portion ot the examiuucs.-4let1deHsN
"Tho Nctsn Of tho sto!cs,'' book Of 948
soiuefby, 119 Eighth street, New York. It's frst
chapter speaks ut thu place Of these phtloso-
VbcrB In tistory. Tie next 1Ye chspttsa rive
specimens OF their noble1t sayings about Re-
, 1879-02-22

NJ. seolecah Of Ar.lrcs, l,as rcccutty submitted
10 tho examination of ALM. Du Moncul anA
Hallca plan 0l MI pppArutus tntetdrl to repro-
ducc geographically ut 4 tlistacD tlie fagcs ob.
ta!ncd In tlu eatnera obscura. This apparatus
will he based on tlIu property possessed by 81,
luufuln at offering tarfAhiH asl very sensitive
electrical tesistalice, according tn thu different
gralat!nfs IT llglt. Iisc arparatus will cnl.slss
Ut III ordinary camera ol,sclsra continuing ut
the fDeIs at unpublished glass. anl any systan
uf auto.raphic teltErsphlu transMt6stoh; tbs
trurng-uottlt ol thu tratisn,ttcf Intended tn
trayGIae Ilu surfare 1T illt unpollahed Ehss Will
bs fnrinch Ut u stERll piece of seIeNluM held by
conIccted, ollo with pile, tl,e nller with thu
linz. The point Of sclcntun will form tho cl,,-
suit. ln gliding over tha sHtfure, more or luss
Will cn'll.uunleatr t1 different ,teyrcas u,.1 with
great sensittYchegs, llu Vibrations OF tl,u light
Thu Receiver wilt also bn trucingpont Ut
back leaa or psllctl for drawing very tinely.
held almost rs In tho Bell Telephone, md Vi.
brat!ng bcfure an efectro-nlsgnet, governed By
The 'rreEulsr cnrront, emitted tn tho l!nc. T'hA
pe'Icli, suppur!inE Ahceto! paper asrapQed ~ u
10 Eecelss The impression Ut NJ imugo pruiueed
ln tae ca,era obscura, vii! translate tho
vlbrutions of the metallic pluto by a moro or
tess pronounced pressure un that sheet OF paper.
Should the seleniuln tracing, point run over
light surface tho current will inercaso in insea.
Atty, The electromagnetic Of the receiver Will
uttTaet to L. with ureatGr force thu vibrating
ulaie, aid tho pencil Will exert less pressuru pn
tho puper, The llns thus formed wilt 10 searce-
~, Il at all, yisih!o; tho contrary will bt tue
case II the slrfac1 bo obscure, for, thu rcststanca
mognct vii diminish. uEl tho pencil, press!ug
more On tl.o paper, will leave upon 1t q darker
llne. H. scaic<rt thinks hu Will SUCCEED ln s'.s.
plifyng tlltA APPARATUS by suppreasins ts,a cleo
ttoiun.uct. and collecting directly ou tia
Iaprr BY mcaus OF particular composition th&
different 0rulatlous u ttuts proportional 10 tha
Intensity oil tho electric currcnt
, 1879-02-22
BRIEF NOTICES.

HRlEF NOTICES.
"The Disturbing Elcmcnt," BY Charlotte Al,
Yongc, Is printed ia the IIandy-Volumc serica
OF the Mcssrs. Appleton.
Henry Holt g. Co. send us a bound copy Of
Fannie kumhle's "Rccords OF Gtrlhood," no.
ttccd from aIvauce shcets several weeks ago.
"Thc Life Of Richard Fuller, D. d." by ]. II.
Cuthbert, d. D., pastor of> the First Baptist
Church Of Washington, D. G., Is published by
Sheldon Il Co., OF New York. sl,50.
"Dibolots ulil Curius: A Manual for Collect
ors, vita Glossary Of Technical Tertns," Ia Il
new treatise on pottery ul,l porcelain. Fredcrlc
vors, ot New York, la tho author. The volume
y prcttllg printed by tho Mcssra. Appleton.
plEcc, Il cents.
We hayo received MY Solomon: A Story Of
MG.!vrn New York." by T.: Alclyzla Drown.
III East Fourteenth, street; also, "Exhilitlon
nnsl rarfor Drnl,las," by 7. y. Dcnisou, publshcd
by the author In Chicago. $3.50.
"Goetho aud Schiller: Their Lives and Works,
Including Commentary on Goothc's FAUST" Is
thu tit!c IT Prof. Royescn's crItlQnu long slucu
Is fiji su.nmlng up oi tIc results of ,nodor no
German criticism, beside cobtainin. the fruits
OF Original AMI acltc observations By tic author.
AS = text-book. wo Should sny this yolulns
would ba ycry useful. About 273 pagcs asa de-
voted 10 HoU,l1r. and III 10 Schiller. (New
York; Chnrlcs scrl6ncrs Sons S9)
1.-THE Prcscut a1,t. Future Of Silver, botng bcy-
eral contributions to the discussion OF tic Silver
question, s0tne OF which have appearuf in THE
lnlnuHE, Is tho title Of Il paniphlet printed by
Knight & lconur1 Ut this city. 1|le author Ia
George N. Iarlsson, vtu has exhibited irons tbs g
Bart illc fullcst knowledge of tllt subjects II,
controversy, unl has done not llttlcto produce
the popular fec'lsi, IN fayor ot silver money.
Mr.. Jacksou's present argument is deyotcd 10
tJlpo 81
, 1879-02-22

etiquette II IL In this careful study of cIlar
| Acter, ni'd this easy handling II subtle ftKda
Among american writer's. Str. James a',i III
lihwe1Ia lInrs ho1nn traits 1t, common, but fix
ttafartrrs nf tilc fnsGr sEcnt tu ia IL lack thai
hrchtli bf life which IT. lloHclis brcnttlcs lntt
At Trieste tire rarty Of travellers breaks I'LL
Lydia !ntcta lcr Eng1ish uncto tl'erc-a delight
i,,l all gentleman given to The collection ol
A,nrricatIotns AZ, who q the eni Of tie story Il fl
California "]D conllent search Of .1lc Intner
Dunfat1l arc to follow Lydia 10 Venice in day
or tive.
Going to church In Mrs. Ervtn's gondoin ,l,o
day utter her arrIvni. Lydia SEGA some queer
ncoolc-.vcry unlike tic 1enizous nf South llrad-
Held, Amung tl,ctn IA The Countess ratocl;a.
"'Tlat Wns her patnce We passed just now. DID
you nottce the gentleman with herf stc always
taxes IN those monsters. !ir'o NcatM,litan
painter ntd ever 50 ta,c!ltc,l,-clcyct, ,hnt is.
He's dead In love Will her, tlley say
n'Aro they euRngcdr asked Lydia.
'EnEnEc0ls exclaimed Mrs. Erwin with llcs
sirtek 10 dumb SHOW. Why, child, she's mar
riedl'
"sTo hin, p demanded tho gIrl With a rctotl,
Mol 10 her flliphand.'
l.. ""ro lcr husbninif' gaspcd Lydia. sAud
"+why. ahc isn't quite well seen even IN
vehss bGt shns Tsh md her eorerss0t
At church Lydia meets Lady FcnletE,,, who
lives apart from her husband because Of its III.
toterablu goodness. Returning, ste makes the
acquaintance Of Miss Lan1lni, WIN takcs Lydia .
fhild. saying, but, my God, how beautiful you
Americans nrc.'' Presently Mrs. Erwin invites
Aliss l.astllni to 20 home with her to lunch.
No, my dear. can't. My aunt Will be rails.
i iaE t',c devil IT lin not there to drink co'rco
y supposc,' Mrs. Erwin explained Tint sle's
really llcr MOTHER says 80; but she
always ealls hcr aunt. Drar knows WHO her
father WAS. But ahe'a yery bright Eirl. Lydia,
4nd Sou'll like her. Don't you think sIe speaks
English. wonderfully for person who's never
Leon out of Venice y
why docs she awearf asked Lydia stonlly
"'Why, YOU know, such words ~ Col md
Ieyll don't sound at all wicked III Italian, uul
ladies' Use them quito commonly"
No Wonder poor Lydia Is uazcd BY all this
Nm wonder tl,nt, later, wien the cnornity Of her
sllI in travelling with three gentlemen md no
lady Is revealed to her by lirr aunt, ahe lcspe-
rAtciy cxctAfta8:
.Ol, sGt how my coming the way have
Will sgGnl to all these peoplot know how Il
will seem to TINT married woman who let's q
mat be In loTo With her, and that old woman
who c1n' u live with. her husband because he's
too good ind kind, a1,l that gtrl who swears
niul doesn't know who her father is, and tut
impudcnt painter, usld ttlut officer who thtnks
Ito has Lie right to insult women II lle finds
them alonc! wonder the ecn doesn't swallow
up plaet where even Anlertcans 20 to the then
try Oh the Sabbathlh
crcrr l. The protest of, the lily agatnat The
, 1879-02-22
PERIODICAL LITERATURE.

PERIODICAL. LITERATURE.
Sunday Afternoon for March has contributions
from Octave T4auct Josepllluu #, Baker. Lucy
l.1rronl, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Julia MrEalr
Wright. Ly Chou Pee [" I6funitcIdc IN Cbfna,,)
,n.1 o,hcrs ~
'''''. s''@''
A1r. lly,1dman'a rclolnd0r TO tho critics of blu
article Oh thu bankruptcy Ut India will appear II,
nm early number of IN. N1ur,ttu,h Ctuturv nroi,,
aiilx il, ,iarrl lis u,,bitcntn has nnly hcn,,
s,nor,.h ti1rn,, ,,rcss',r ,no,, III" .nn, NJ ti'
rovf.'w. ~''N'' |"' Ne~" We '''s
lhc GaMoic u"rn 1or March t!as articles on
the lo!!oW1E subjects: rug KcAiity % Know /,
cago "ltotne Under Tho i'opek";. Cardinal
NlanEi'nE"; "tiuin Chant ~ Its Relation to
l!tturGY": ftihcc Blstnarck'a fcnre NrEotllt-
t!0usn; 1.-THE NcwssGhuol uf Philosophical Ftc-
tIon ~ "IlIe topo's Eheyelleul."
1j,dt d,a,kx fur Mnrrt, Ii II canIto, mm
bcr nj Ills ,f,,strntcIi ,nnI.oz;nc for vn,,nr
nc. rtw il,,strnt,nns ~ ts NJ mnyssimc r ,Ir',
aivavs annr1uratnt,i i,s nharars.r mi n" r,a.
nr .1nttnr ia aisn.s oant"n w. H. IT," ,,ho'Sn .,n
/" ~ "yi'.mn i IL s'1.rasscI 1i.s i fla E E"s"M
lin c,1,tnr ,ns hnrn T.,ts .mrrns sf.,, H. a,v"nr
imr ~. nnfs" y;rs ~ ~ mrrss',t stn,i.n :"
IT, t. '"e "'"7""''e ~ -" .s"'''A'"
The iortl.cotnl!l;II number Of the lonalar .sc.-
eaee .Ho"th'N {for March. lb70( will contau,
among other attic!cs. tho following: stThe
Eicctrlc !13nt," q fEc!. John Tyn!lal!. :. i. T.:
, 1879-02-22

deyoting !iinself to Lydia, AMI Stamford nvolt-
inE hcr-continued for sonlo time. But at last
Stamford was drawn within tile circle Of her
fascination. When be nnl Lydta began to walk
the deck together In tie moonlight, Stamford
at first allspectcd that her ready consent TO do
so "IniGht saya como from habit of the Kind"
"Hut It appeared that her fearlrssncss WINS ltko
that Of Wild brdR in those desert IhtU,lAs whcru
lnan las mover camc." Oi roursH they TALL
dntiiuliy relra,ns from cxpi!citi,css until
ali0 shall 10 with her friends, their
affection t!nds expression for tIso most part
tn TINT delightful exchange Ut cgutisms which
IL perhaps tho bsst part u luvc.Inuklng. Lydia
nover loses her acli-posscsaon for a 1noslicnt.
Sue even prctcrScs an outward ralm when
Stamford leaps overheard ID rese,te Mr. Hicks
from drowning. This scene, by tho way, shows
lltelts mrst bc accorded q high place a'uons The
amnstng kots Of fiction. In which they aru al
ways iunniur thau In Thu domestic efrr1v. 1t
may oe we'll to remark hero tl'Rs. ~ tllc l,eEla-
ntiE of the voyage, Stamford lcurcd thut 1letss'
yulgar!ty would Ical hiu tn !uake loye TO
Lydia IN her unprotected condition. Hicks rg-
na'ns hlameless, while Stamford -
At Messi1a Stamford goes nsll0ru, whcro lie
q! Mecls : married lady, ilrttng aaaalnsance
her: Ha accepts the Invitation, urtl Ia seen OF
Lydia, who Is visiting the cathedral a'oH3. On
their return TO the ship Stamford seItcIts
LJuN's cptltIua o. ttAb !uo$t anu, 10 encourage
It's frank expression. says he doca not like
Aer.
"'Why ware you riding with her tlIen1'
"'1 Ta7 driving will! heE, lo replied, II SUD.
pose, because sl,e asked me.'
"'Asfted yuu Cr!el tho girl; and Aa per
celvea ncr moral recoil, both from himself and
IRON 4 ,yonan who could he 10 uuseen,jy, [le
thought how delicious that lady would haye
found IT il sho could haye known tl,u. d Elrl
plaeeu like Lydia Has shocked ut her behavior,
but he was not amused. llo waa touched by
tic simple sclt-respcGt that would no. let lGr
suffer FROM what WOE nor wrong IN itself, but
lil4t made bcr shrink iron, voluntary scn.
blanra Of pnWoInanlincBs. It endcased het not
Unty to his ply, but to that sense which III every
inRu copsectates Wotnanoo1, unu watts for sonlu
woman tu b0 better thnu ull her Sex. Again he
felt Iilc pang he had retnotrly known butorc.
What would shu do with those ideals os llers in
ti.ut dcpruyed Ull Wurld,-so lDnt; paat trouble
for It's sins as to haye gut sort OF aWsetnoss and
iuloctuco III them, m,-where her facts would be
utterly lsrecol.c,lct with her ideals, and oqually
incoMprrheuslble."
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the contrast OF ytrgtust purity sttlppea OF cou-
Yentionaltsulx, With tie wicke&}pess Of soclety
In which deceDry caa b. maintained onIy BY
mcaus Of thu petite dctops OF an arbitrary
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VEGE'l'lNE
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.H. r. Stevens: In 1872 your. Vegetine
vas recommended to ME, and, yielding TO tae a..
nersu&s;ons Of friend l consented 70 Try u.
e tho time / was suffering from general deolll-
" and nervous erostrstion, superinduced 6y
GvaTwor!: and Irregular habits. It's wonderful
strengthcai0g and curative properties seemed to
:lf.ct by de5i!itsted system from the frat dose ;
aaa urGcr It's pe.si.tent use rapidly recovered,
gai5in:: :. ore than u=usl health snd good 1eel-
ing. SEcs .aen I have not hesitated 10 give
Vaccine nv ,nost urnuslited endorsement, as
being safe sure and powerful agent in pro-
mcling health srd rsa:oricy the wasted system
to naq ifn and energy Vegetine is tho only
medicine use; and as long as live never
expect 20 find better. Yours truly,
w. Il. CLARK, 10 Monterey st.,
allaohany PENNSYLVANIA.