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, 1879-04-30

CHICAGO April 2o.-Will you not at o,co mud
earucsty urge tho calling Of l.,uss-snce,ius to
raiEc funds u nsstst tlc negroes III their cxolus'
Boston, Now York, Philadelphia. ulnl u,uny
smaller cities hnvc aireadY done so. a,nl We {who
from our pass record ono would think should
luatl) arc still silent. Let such a ,ncutl,ls bu
held, nn let lis nsls all our ucicllbtIrg cItes To
follow our cxasnplr, ,nd mighty inGucncc vii.
be rreatcj. The business !ncr are talking uf 1t,
mud wondering lint SONS nne Ia not ruts!J5
funds to forward tll!s ca,,su. You clearly SEQ
tic Importance Ut tile movement nl.t, without
wa!tu. lnnger. will you nut Tomorrow ursu
tils ut Oucef fuurs, MERCHANT.
, 1879-04-30

Willow SrNlNt;s. April 81 have Just been
reading in TME Tribune OF the Startling coull-
t[ou uf tt,o poor hlacks OIL lle Mississippi River.
being tllcr0 detained In their efforts to escape
from Their murc than Egyptian bon'laxu BY the
inhun,AuttY Of the ycssct-awncrs. thank God
the good people OF Cincinnati arc moving In
tlt!r bt|lalf II Il humane; aud, II you will
start tl'n ball III aecortlutlcc With your Into up
pcal, hy stating thai you Will rcectvv a,ni for
ward ~ thr Mayor Of Cincinnati ali su''scrlu-
tiIns left With yOu 10 he Invested iH 1!0lr inrnt.
AMI other McerksHr!G4 vi lIfo, think $I,UJ0
could be rutsed ut once In Ctie4ru aud yiclltty.
Ypurs A. Il.
, 1879-04-30
IN MISSISSIPPI.
EEnttI flltr ft1un ft6ttett1nudkfif.

V,cKsnrno. Mf.a., Anr,l n7.-Nov. whot
abou. the cxodusa This IL tarru SUBJECT. and
ol,e tlat cannot he .,snoard of II, sfuce 1.tter
Nor ought IT II, lie tnknn IN tho tasti1r. T'hrr
is danger in 1umnlur ut conclusions. lint tlc
r1c,,t nnrs viii mn 1,o rc,choa 1hn ,.o,,.o. ~
IN. ,rof,us o.etouc,I i,. un,no ~ t,,o Nnr,h.r,,
,o,,tnu1s nra mi rnttr rorrrpt Thr ,uo n,o,n
r,,,ses as statc hy lin 81. Lo,,,s 1Io1 I.,uuc,ot
fnr tuatnnr- nrc Il b,,,,dozr, !, ,nh tcvtn,t,or'
,,,, r,n,rrs.,, sho,,ld rcrcrec lila orlcr for
the word .tm,]lt2ozu,,n Il snhst,fu.c ssnnra src.,
aud a sor,, ~ i,erru+,,r om,r, Tho ,,n,,rooau IL,
",,, mi, t,,,r, ronsc ,,atnc,,. h,,,, ttr,H, =,
10 100 ~, tI,, ,,,,,or n
40 rrrour,o... NJ, ,,,.,,,u,
r.o,,o. nor.rol,v ra,,, ,,~ ~ ,s,,,. po..,
,,o -, ,,,uar,,,, ~ 1oco,t,,.. nm, afs, .a.',,.'
~ ~ 1,,no.t.Irn =, ,,.,,,s.. a",.,, .,,s...4
" ~. ~ ,,,J ,ro,oro,,.. ..,,'., a p'aa.
,.u,s" nv, ,,,rs ~ lrt o,,,1,a, ,.;,,..a % .,
,,,a, ,rl,,a,, Ia o,,,tr.,n,,. t - a,s', s on az"
nnra snrs -, ,,,, ,arI m ,v,,,oh III. W. u
-s.,, o,,.sn, ~...s I. ,sy..,nf n, .n,,, 50 n 49,.
~. w., 1,aax,, ~ ,~..., n...., ,s,.s'
.,..,, =. % 49, .,,.u. .ro.,,,s -. ,.,s,',.'..
.a"a s,nc. air. .rr var,n',s 49, r,,'a ,1,
'eso' "s"s .'' , NV
asesocs m ps"',uo u''.s o"a sscu a''" e'e'fth.n9
clse. Tie cinrgo for ginning Is Hlso an tnl-
portant item. 1t ranges from 81 II hale In
Madison Parrish i.o,,islana, to $s,m q baIo In
1sss.S,",,a r,nr,v sI;s.,s1nn, Inst .,.ovn ,,r. ~
~, tnsas"e'' '1''o.op't 1uo. aoo'o as'e
lhefe eao oe' u eou1se' ~ reasoh ~ tne nasufo
Of things fur 81 greAt difference. Extort!onato
ntput1lr yllargrs nre lnuuestiopnhly very COM
tnon grvr,, dollars ts frun .,ne.sirth 10 one,
,"o'' ~ ~. ,,h, ,..i.n =, ~ auo.,a. n n"
savetth Of t1ae "hoie''a1"e {" an AVeFaee pA'c
o! cotton III tl'csu uays' ADD TO this Sfo Tor
reut md sltppuse thu bau to be worth B45 n1ul
N, re,rro viii have ,eft tur bs share s.,s, PR.
-. -, XII 49,, ~
eo"s ta'u '''s4 NV y. ..-...-..
MYSTERIOUS s'i11tfA"oEs IN Wh'0ll7s
Of bales nj cotton between the time they haVo
bccu giupc a,,l tlr tnu they leave she cul1lpress
Inn n.,r, win ofYcro1 to n rrc,,i,nr y ho,,
Wv a.", .oa .',,. -, ~. ..,. .s.,;.s .,ss..',
llla1kca w oo"nus ~ t'lc e'!' "ah o"45 a'o"ea
100 pouat!s by its crctItor, win took Tie cotton
lram t,,e comprGss, THO ncgru tlluugbt thls
w.s n lilo 1uss Of weight for .smu,sturot, !,
~,, - a,,,, nm, -, 1, ,r,s +, :, ,,,t ,,.ai,.,1.
ss"ce1es' uus' ""u ~ "a,' a, :, - ..'1 p'onauo'
"o"c's'' s''a' ~ - s"'' .""'"etu' ~ nv e1'"'
ho'lls ptae'Nc'" ~ WV" "s wa eupp"s'
worth *'5 bale' "hlch leaves tlle negro W. 10
thu good.
THEN rnuRs THE MERCHANT
,,, o., ~, ,,,,,, H.. .:.r.f,.,, -, r,.
mas an''s' e"sa" wv ~. ~ Aes't "''4
u1aorbs nearly, II HOT a'I, TN fethA'ntlcr hoH'c
Ut the pluntcrs Keep stOre8 OH their rlacea, M1H
tile toWll-nlerchants ure usually very littnr tu.
wartiH them. II waull be very lt.wiso tu eut,-
ucilll cltheE eluaH US Il whole. doubtless mauy
shruwl fellows Improve thr!r opportunities To
tic best ot ti,e!r ability; but there
arc M tIullest men rs ever walked
a.n0ng these rouutry-ncrcaants, 1t IL Ub-
, 1879-04-30

MARsuALI1ows, H., April 81 sec IN your
last edition. and before, calls for help al.d mid
for colored people. Now, suppose I mn like
II thousand others scattered nil ovcr the Wrst,-
would like to 10 something II they were assured
tint wlat they Earc would ever reach The poor
people needing 1t. Can't ynu 0rEan!zc In CElea-
60, and have solna Olle or sonu Committee that
The people Of Illinois, Iowa, uni ail tie great
country tributary to Chicago know arc re-
spunsiblc, tllut VIC eau sc.lu our money toa
j. S. ADAIH
, 1879-04-30


.,, ~. !nr average types o. pnntat!on'hande AMI
p'1''''J aFe-uo noL look Tor any
HKcKoNiEG DAT.
But It comes ]iist tic same. When the cotton Ia
Rfnned, ttlc planters and lie merchants arn imtI,
on hand. Undr d Inv OF tbis Etnte, known a.
thu Venfcrs' Lien tn* Tie cInItns ri fianters
Tor Rrounl-rent must bo satisfied first u all,
nelote , Sotton 10 sou. lhen comes the mcr.
caats .a 5el. Vur negro ~ we "a" aboec, l,au
OF 20 " tie taie leltf a1,cf paving tNr planter
nnn tlt t;1nn1lq: cAatEes' IL 1ios nneoth'nonly
HalHens t'tat' wren Inc mefcnants' 'iea IS hatts-
Ivy, he naa notnshR ~ All: iie may even DE- IN
nGut' ' u 90, mortgage rs csappeu on hsa mule:
Now, negros mule 10 his goo. Ti'e prospsct
~ Ios,ng t'Ms refractory aninnl Is to linn Ike
uclns h!lut OUT nt fhfadhe:' Nhen negro mast
ostVake on h1s mule, 10 1eels fl.at nc ~ on the
w" W m"atu pq!n enre enough, una he cndcAvofs
l,e next year, cuts OIL Ills sarlines and
wmshy. ,hnsf., a'". CONES out even; ont y Is
cr.sa Inv wts;i IT,; oe, LIZ s4Gnot ,; u @
ysar ato,'nd, aml does not lsvs saythnE !eft. H.
iis snpnoti, whci' nc Northern Iaborcr thinks
y eooaEh ~ hafu ttnest tic Southern negro
noes @ not reckon as anything at atl, eecausc hc
eass an. W .or MN "
tois 10 theeo rul9s.. @ lnese @ are ncgrocs who
Inhke eiear iron, e'tOu 70 s'nu sear. a planter
iii M r nn m"1 .,,'I . ~ ,s.s ,aporeIa Mas
- ..t. st". " -. -. II, - s''ousH'.o
ot 1ttss paniela GquaiIy intel'sstnt, bcfeVolcht,
hnu Honorable. Let 1a not e0llfOflnd Ill. wise
me1 OF this world with thu foolish. But Ia
oihef eases tue 1actf hte d: above stated. The
plaotefs anu nlcfcliahts, bet"csn them, strip
the neRfoes. a time comes Wiign tile mortgage
on ttlc mule cannot bn llitet. 1Een the inte1l.
grnt co'ored citizen thinks It Is time 10 pull up
staSes afltl move.
AZ TO THE CHARGES or uCLLpoZtHG
there IA a GOOD deal to be said. Tile negroes aro
t,f1t tf,t3 md
1b7+ There IL no reason why they Should he,
since thrr arc good labtrers nn'l, IN rule they
to n1t s0tc Vt ALL Or ruto the Democratic Ticket
md dtTttle IN local questions aa white men do.
Tile ncgro.a hsrt q scrF shrcwu idea that tho
men they ueetl to put In puTcr filled tflGr pock-
CTS at the public expense; and the average
voter, who does not ste a cfonec Of loldng Of
flee himself, Or Of hiltnE hth own packets, docs
not care mueA TO Keep up tlat sort Of thing, Il
no coutu: ns knows, toy, That he could not II
pc "ould. lhere Is no doubt that the rcEFocs
believe the atInosphcfv about tho polls
is not ea'ubrtous tor th:tc who
desire to vote the Republican ticket.
Whether tile facts are 80 or NOT, 10 not pre-
tend to say; but they believe them TO ba &C.. a
very Night examination Of sone Of the election
returns VII! tend 70 confirm tie Idea that THE
negroes are gtHerAlty staying away from tie
polls: Wltkinsutt County, In this state, cast
the largest vote tn Its history In 1874, whoa
Atncs wna elected Goscr'or.
The registered vote thea was. ............. J,300
Vote nallrh. Observation-Disclosures. -..........a. ITO
MspuhllcAn majority, ...................., 900
xole iast laI!, .......,... ..-......-....-. 5!Q
REHuuliE1H FGtE. E3f
, 1879-04-30

Committee, retired with fires III wrath bAziug
from III. eyes. lie swrars vengeance upnn tbs
Iiuliso frou thit tma tprwarti. Mnnl declares l,c
will have rverybody's sGalp dangling at hIs belt
bef0,o tle ecsslun Glpsc4.
, 1879-04-30

The Missouri Legislature lias novel PROPOSE
t!et before It, to punish vottrs who stuY away
from tllr polis three ulectuns Il, suscesxl0n with
, 1879-04-30

What IL homv without \ habyt MAnY children
1Iayu coughb anl cpla4 taAt nuw, aud stsHll naSG
tho gEcaiedt cars aud boltis Ut VI u4lIt Cough
Syrup. Ptlre oAIJ Is cents,
, 1879-04-30

Mason intro1l,tnl the following resolution,
wllfeh was referred u ille conIlnlttcu vi Rules:
WME..EAs, The work of thlH tiousc bas been
setionsly say y INT q st HspF: : ,or,o ,o,s
and havp thru daily sessions saturdays vxcupe4,
the ryell,ag scsstuus l'creatIer to commence az
T::iu y. IN.
Tho Committee on Rulcs also renortcl back
Tho following resolution, with the reculuuiouda-
tton lint it G0 hui adopted:
Ltsotrfd, That tllo Clurk proceed to call Tho
roll, and ttut Ggch member shall 1a entitled 10
call uu onu hill In a1,y oslcr. aud have tho same
ndyancul ur pasAel III thu ordsr It IL IN may 70.
auirr.
This report was coucurrcd IN BY tho House.
Tbs COMMITTEES Oh Rules also reported reso-
luton :uroratng lint VI ald alter lucstay,
April 70 tlu Il0usu iIou ts,rce sessons psr guy.
beginning ut u:3U D. nl., 3:t0 y. H., and 730 p.
sn.. recommending tllne II do not pass. ,
- uta!lgcs uttered u Substitute bY ainenIl;is
Nilc 81, uroyidng tint o'clock 4. ~. should 10
the standing hour Tor 1aectint, until otherwise
ordered The substitute was adupted.
Tile COMMITTEES un lsules nlsU reported IN
favor OF tlle Aliundtlg VI thc rules 50 ltAt ny
reconsideration OF my vote by which any bill
was [asseL should not be accomplished bs u
less number 0s Eotes than II. Hurts alNl 6aigg
both uttcrcd amendments, which were lost, aEtl
the ruport was adopted.
Tie resolution Vi Losoll prnvtlng for thTco
sessions day stfrvd up thu antnals, and
CHEATED uRKAT HOWL.
nlt over tho House. llerrlnTtou us!sed X 1t was
nut ttsgraectul stats ii things illal the gen.
tlc1nsu irom Mcltenry (tiranger) Should at-
with .tl.u peulsltg Appropriation bills Il.
twenty ,Iays. You hayv u majority of
tho ilouse. rinu Inns oecn sluandered.
Nuw, when four .muuths have Roue by, anu nov,
wl,e,l thu peo,,Io ure lcnanln: nsNt cxpcct!li.:
III Adjournment o& sti5 Uenural Assembly. yuu
urlse On llts .il,r aud say tllat twenty du}s Is
not sufficient tE'uc to get tisesa aupiopraAtlons
throught i3ensaslon.
Lowell tcxe.trdly}-Ihr gentleman from Kano
Is nut speaking tu ile question. l1u Is spcakMlg
] to v question decided soiue tltue si1ice. fthp
, 1879-04-30

II WUusu EHeEeIo1c' Ne 111VnEHtl "o!N uIl.
tutA nI!,l irrcparanlo injury 10 iliu Industrial
c,asses of tho peuplc. ne lrlIuved It wuull III
crenao thu rutn of Interest mud multIulY tho
difficulties Ut borrowing lnnncy. rhLs act would
take taonoy from the por man Anu tut y III sl'e
lla1!e OF tlUsu who OWntt ilnttgages At''! trust-
deGas On W safalas lt onu.s u ene .atG' ~.
Guls sa.a ~ t IT, -
''aat.I!. ~ w nsn..u" a, ~ .t. Ij.,n," " iii -,
Muse ~ aasot ~ ~ !aSs@ @ so, htf, WI ~ ~
o tmo sam." enee. a. LII LIP "n,s ,i1r H. .ss.
nssa passE%, a"", ,a nao "s'' raaann ,yay
ttt. In, AHs!y mus ls ~ ~. 'snsu .,,,t,"ti3 @
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
LEE COUNTY
Lands for Sale.

A valuable tract, or body, Of near CO.,
acres, situated IN Lee county, Va, In o.
beautiful valley, ncal Rose Hill, N olltrtl
Tor pnlc either ~ whole or In parcels. II
han nbOnl 22 aciss al clehtod hand, no
hnlance In timber. II can be divided into
three tmclt II do,ir,di
LIST. A farm Of 800 asroB 125 nofes r'ear-
cd with dwelling house, barnp orchard, Sc.
"a. a lnrm Of nbout 100 hcfcB 40 ntrts
cleared, with small dwelling houte, bnfu,
orchard &C.
ID. A farm Of 100 acres o. acrss clcnr.
cd, with comfortable dvcling house, ou
bulldings orchard, Sc.
a good bargain will he offered 10 pui
chnsers for The whole Of these lands, r
Tor either rnrcel, for cash, Or libet
terms viii be given The purphns. r., or tr
ohapera, pa nble or cnsh, with ~ r
Tor the reminder Of purchase money,
Ptrons wishing - make in1uiiy g.
corning said lands, or offers therefor, D.a
do 20 70 !, g, Fowler, Editr Ut the ~
iol News Q. 10 York \ Fnktrscn, lltist
Tenn, or to Sam'l bhelbuiu BoOhs Pat
Loe county Va
Oct 10Th, lsis,--if,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

Cheap mi Fast FreigM Inc.
This IN also the great Freight Line for oll
POINTS IN the southwest md northern ritins.
Time as quick aud raies M luw ms by apy
other route. Goods forwarded In through
cors without brcal, OF bulk. An cidms
promptly adjusted, Through bills of lnliny
Issued with rates guaranteed from Bristol.
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore, by
our nrpnlB.
Boston agent ". NJ. Clark, ~ Washjnr.
ton street.
New York arcnt.-Tlos, plnkney. sbg
Broadway street.
Philadelphia arcnt--John &. Wiison. Al
toutl nth street.
baltimore aeont--W. ". Lavson, ib5
wet Baltimore street,
li' cortul 10 hive ybur goods mari IA
virginia ana Tennessee Air Line. vim
Norfolk Va. ""
agent NJ Nraiol, or address,
w T.. NJ WORD,
Gcn'I. Passenger Agent,
LrNcnBuGo, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14

Left me, as ! lay beholding,
Filled with transport and delight:
With u soft sonorous coo,
Nodding, biddingmc adicu,
Through the open window flew
Out into the gloomy night.
But the bright enchanting vision
or tie distant fields of Elysian,
And my cherished Gilmore,
as fair and lovely maiden,
Dwelling in The land of Alden,
Is my light for evermore.
There shall | my loved one greeting,
st our future, early meeting,
On that distant, radiant shore,
With ecstatic joy and gladness,
Free from parting, pain and sadness,
Clasp again my Gilmore,
Call her mine for evermore.
Er.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
a;,A A Neat Brick
Residence For Sale

The undersigned offers for sale his
new BRICK RESIDENCE. on James
street, III Bristol q 'odso The build
ing IN Il two story gothic structure,
containing nine rooms, with all the
modern improvements. Attached is
conservatory for flowers.
1t IL situated on the beautiful emil
nence, Just in front of SuIins Female
College. know as Solar Hill. which
Oveflo0ks the town and commands "A
beautiful view of the surrounding
country. The yard and garden are
beautifully laid Off and arranged in
beds, aud o, erything about the place
is new and Ia llrst-class order. The
lot contains three fouithH of an acre,
the whole or part of which will tie
sold with the dwelling, as The purchas.
or may wish. There IL also on the lot
IA spIennid spring, with a good stone
dairy over it, Bishop Water Eeva-
tor. good stable, &c.
This splendid property will he sold
on very reasonable terms, the title to
which Is perfectly good, For further
particu ars call on or address
.+.. JOHN w. JET,
Bristol, Tenn.
Nov. post
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
nghe Daee n,.A me Rnreu.

Jhc L0ce qua the Karen.
To the lditOr Of tho ljstrolt f're5 lress; --
Few poems have been more widely
read than Poe's "RaFen," 80 peculiar in
its style and gloomy IN i,s thought and
conception. For long years il hasthung
over the human heart with dark de-
spondent chilmess, and where sorrow
and loss and disappo ointment have found
a Judgement ina weakand sensitive ma
ture, 1t has made jile Gloom darker, the
loss heavieraId the disappointment still
greater. Echoing through the sad por-
tails Of bereayed and lonely hearts, the
refrain Of s'Neverinore" has been the
death knell Of hopes that might have been
nnrscd into renewed life by a. more
cheerful faith and brighter and happi-
er visitant from "Aiden." l...i
With this view Of the matter in his
mind, my gifted friend, Rev. j. II.
Martin, d. d., pastor oi'sthe First Pres
byteriau Church OF Atlanta, has written
companion poem, 'The Dove" which
takes a more cheerful and soul-;pspir-
ing view Of the dear departed. In
stead Of d dark wiGgcd messenger Of
solrow and gloom, II bird of brighter
plumage andsweeter voice comes back
from alden" 10 the silent chamber OF
the bcieaycd lover, 70 all Christian
'Iearts that look beyond mere literary
excellence, this tender poem Of faith
nd hope will prove most acceptable
It's author has published volume of
poems and many of his hymns and
lyrics are much admired for their purity
Of thought and graceful measure.--
"Ihe Dove" is production that needs
no commentator from my poor pen,
aud desire only TO state that II comes
before the public at my earnest solicita-
ton, and after considerable hesitation
on the part Of the accomplished author.
am sure that the joint study and COM
parlson of the poems-aside from their
literary mcrits---wil do your readers
good Itcan but serve to encourage
and strengthen their faith and whisper
comforting words to their bereayed and
stricken hearts. SIDNEY HERBERT.
ATLANTA Ga. -.U
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
$4,000 Acres Of Land for
Sale in Scott & Wise
County's, Virginia.

DURSU ANT to decree of tho Circuit
L Court of Scott county, in the cause OF
sarah Kane, guardian, &c, VI the Heirs
VI iloury =. Kane, decd. the undersigned
commissioners will sell at private sale, on
reoaOaubte terms 10 sUit purchasers,
the following tracts of land, TO wit
The dykes place - situated about three
niles west of Estillville, Scott county;
tract of land known Ms the "lrou Ian"
vest OF and adjoining The above Tract
# land known NJ the "Pntrick Survcy,n
obtaining some 10 900 Acres, in.
lulng many cleared uu improved trnctG
aid Nud viii re sold ASA whole or in rart
els; tic came is eituntcd ncnr pattdrs,ile
u scott county. Two Fnrils or tracts
uowu pe the ''ComQtoh lnuds," situated
near 70 mad upon topper Ridge in Scott
ouuty, said two tracts contain about 200
NOBEN. Tract Of nhOut four ncTit tdh.
itoas IN the town Of EsuIlyillc aud ddiolu.
ug the lunds Of tol, j. l.. shoemaker ald
theirs. Tract known ~ the "Puor Home
- Mott ngmm' farm, situated IN Poor
valley containing one bundled and TWEEN.
y-cight Horts, Al the unsOld land
GOWN rs the Fleming Survey, lying o.
1u,h sides Of clinch Mountain, uCur Esiill
81, 'e, Scolt county, containing '0,gOi ocrcf,
,uict Of land NpoNu Rs the Purcell hind,
nA,cl n@r the ll.,h Euyh in scot
t.uuty, coutpiuirr 1000 uclcs. more or
..'s. Tract or GIO1O ncrs, more or
+, sj,u.tud iu Wise ourty lnowu NJ tho
.Iugcr survey
'-"" Much IT the above lands nro clear
Oh aud IN cultivation, embracing fertile aud
valuable Gnm~, anl good rrm llou.ct,
with ne c,snr, orthuildings aud much Of
wld Rnds abound in minerals and n, pc
'idly Iron and Coal, together with hno
wlter.p,wcl aud timber. Come one, come
All, who want email fai ms or lprge inrnt,
mr.e surveys OF Mineral aud TimbCrcd
lands, or small parcels OF the same, Manu.
hciuring sites on Commercial stands, aud
avail Yourselves Of this opportunity for
profitable investments In u re- ION unsur.
phssed for pure water and sl,h-giyiuE
atmosphere.
Andy to VANCE & woop, Attorney,
Bristol Tenn.
i' i. w {; HHS'h' con''.
p. 10, ls7S,--Gm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
TICK D1S
- \ y IN. II 7 -
~ Baltimore aud New York for Hnle nj vr,sti,
reduced rates, ''
Passenger train bound East leaves
Bristol \ Is n. M, and arrives II 20 u,
M. from the East.

Fare from Bristol, Tenn, IT, Richmond. Va Ana n
Fare it,m htislol, Tenn to Petersburg, " i5l
thtc ltum btlRl0l Tenn via EuffUl6 10
baltimore, meals and state f,om Oh steam.
,rlu.udpdl Az "a
fnrt from Bristol rcnu., via Norfolk 10 phil.
bdollhlh wa Baltimore meals aud state.
". ~ ut Hieamrf iutmdedj On 81
' up rom B,istol onn. via Norfolk 10
New York; via old dominion X. s tom.
lany lmuis and state room un steamer
lucrdrdl t2l 81
Pare from Bristol rcnn vim Norfolk and
Baltimore, aud thence MI Railroads, via
Philadelphia 10 New inih meals aud
p siaic-to9m on 9loaaner Included. $500
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, VIA Norfolk 10
Nov folh Md tciurn, meals mud state
room on steamer Included, 4gl w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-14
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FUR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnlmei very naturally originated in Amorh
ca, whore Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising on,ldotes Tor the maladies OF her chill
dren. II! fame has been spreading for 80 years.
until now It cnclrclcs the hObItable globe.
TIE Mexican. Mustang Llnmont IL n matchless
remedy for0ll external ailments Of man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers It Is invaluable.
single bottle often saves human life or ro'
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK.
COW, CT sheep.
1t cuscI foot-rot, hoof,ai, hollow horn, grub,
ncrcw.worm, shouldcrrot, mango. the bites aad
stngs Of poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, such
as lamcnesa scratches, swinny, sprains, founder,
wndgall, ringbonc, etc., etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang Llnimcnt is tho quickest
cure In tho world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in the absence Of n physician, uch as
burns Gcalds, cpralns, cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
tlsm and Stiffness ongcndcrod by exposure. Par
tlculGlly valuable 10 Miners
It IS tho cheapest remedy In the world for IL
pcnotratos tho muscle to tho bone, and q single
application 10 generally sunicient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Llniment is put up In three
sizes of bottles the larger ones being proportion
atcy much tho cheapest. Sold overywhcro.