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Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
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Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
I)lvluEND.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
~, WILMINGTON, DEL. July 8, $40.
rhe Board OF Directors have this day DE-
six months, clear of tax, payable on demand.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
1885, Cashier.
DAN SHARES.-For sale 500 shares Of q
- new series Of the star Loan Association
~ VI perthare, beginning on Thursday next.
FROM $l,N0 to 81 90 to sell every month.
JOHN +. MILLER. Secretary,
1913 1888 Market street.
oiIOE.-An persons are torbldden W
~ trust any one on cur account with
ny written order from us. GEORGE WI
VERNON T. SONS, ,p11.ti
NOllCE.-NEW LtJAN! NEW LOAN
~ stock for sale by tho Aid Loan Assoc.
once to GEO. a. MARIS Sec'y,
leZ3 ina Me- COL Shinl0v sire"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
GoYernOr'n Messnge.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. !
Gn..rn.nnn nin OnrlnI

GovERSoR's OFFICE,
RIcHNoNp, Va, March I, 1871
G.aiienen Of the Senate and House of
Delegates
Under authority vested In me by the
Constitution, have called you together
in extra session because the interest Of
the Commonwealth requires It.
At tho beginning Of the regular ses-
zion, months ago, communicated 10 you
the condition of the Commonwealth. II
il unnecessary for me to rcview'ln detail
the subjects to which then called your
attention. The various committees hay-
ing those subjects IN charge, after dill
gent labor, have reported their work for
the action Of your honorable bodies
Some have been considered ana have
passed into laws, others are still await
Ing action aud are Of great Interest to the
present and future Of the state.
need not say that the grave matters
involved, having undergone the careful
deliberaton of your committees and
yourselves, ought to he disposed of now, f,
that angry controversy may end, aud
peace and quiet bring that prosperity
which will surely follow, ana WAlch The
people Of Virginia long for so earnestly.
FRED. W. NJ. HOLIDAY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
w An ( ED F!
100000
For Agricultural lmplsments, &,
Fertilizers. &c.


I am general agent for the ost
popular aud hss, Mowers and trapr'a
IN the nlsrk"t also for III" fns,
Thrpshing EH'allishnrn's ever aolu
~ this ar any country aud fnrnishrd
for less rri"e than amy local dealers
can furnhh them in the State. ana
sold on W y easy terms WI make
" Ia ever, msn's Interests to give IN q
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Dcn,h Of Mr.. ~. y. Crawford ,

Dcn,h Of MIR. ~. Il. Crawford
We briefly alluded in our last issue
10 the death of this gentlemen, who
was the son-in-law Of our respected
townsman, Mr.. John Steiner. The
Knoxville CAyomek of March Ist
Says:
Mr. Crawford was truly an exem-
plary gentleman, in every eense OF
the word, and has 80 conducted him
eelf through life that none ever knew
him but to honor and respect him.
lie has lived In the vici nity Of Knox
\ lie all hia life, and was, for years.
nm en,erprising and pushing mer-
chant Of this city. Hls health hogan
40 fall him, and he went, with his fami'
ly to Colorado with 4 view Of recuper-
atipg. His hopes were not realized,
however, and he returned few weeks
pince, but TO linEar and die. He wae
strict and consistent member OF the
Presbyterian Church, and had been
from childhood, almost. During the
the whole OF his last Illness he was
perfectly resigned, his only regret
whatever being the leaving Of his
wife and child, bright little hoy.
The bereaved wife, family and friends
have the sympathies of a host OF
friends throughout Knox county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
A R.au,,-Ilr,s.svins Tea.

The rup that cheers hui not ihehri-
ates H. Threatened with arrival pGssrs-
s;on rroterlies-which mnst rcnd,r il
frs, fa,oriip among the fair sex. The
Jter Paraguay ensis mate or Pars-
qua, tea, has Often snrgtst' q as sub
stiiutp for the more orthodox infu.
sion nf the lrs,es nf 'hr tea. or tea
plsnt Lui this would stand no rharce
In com, ptition with the ne. rHndl-
date for public fnv"r. Paris. II is
sald, ha- Just ave ke 10 The virtues Of
au.w KIDD of ica," ra'lrd SprkyS
Ten " luch las the virtue Of preserv.
inr the hr,llia, e, and bfnu'N of early
Nouib ~ to the Iirest dee;" u is COM
posed "of cxquisi,ciy refreshing and
ha a,saniic tlani>"--thr leaves uf the
,,lauls are prolah!y intended grow
ing "n the foot If the mountains of
Mecra and !. han;s.' The beverage
IN question cia'ms anfiq'dtv greater
Ilan lNS UlttlPfh tth Nhi'St ilU'''" "
, orrnws IL is said io have hren dis.
covered iu The time of o nar | who
intrnd,,. d II 10 ,he lad rs of his ser.
aylio. and II has ever since reunaineu
the fnvoIiic beverage of the Suliauas.
In outward Apl,l'caIion it, effects are
M mar, elous az " hen taken internal
~, aud the irnvts Ntt~rd down after
infusion, If thruwn into the bath
v i'll contribute Ia preserve the frpsh-
n.ss in "A manher which Mime. Rn
chefs prations could never equal.
Sprkys. whatever u may be, will n
doubt leG"me the rage i, Paris. whore
It's virtues are, W. are told, devouily
believed in. There IL 0n'y one little
difficulty IN The mater, AID that IN
the wonderful properties oi the drink
should ever have hpen forgotten when
once kiowu, ss Neik.s is said Ia hav,
been familiar with The ladies Of e
French court. "In Frarcr II wn-
known during the rrirD Of Louis XIV
and perhaps IL WAS o~ing o'bi- rr' p
II alton thar all the women Of that pc
riud were young aud beautiful"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

wAsHlNaToS March 4. The pin.
ciplr measures whlrh have lrrone
laws during The last session of Con.
gress ~ addition 10 ien Or the l,pu.
lnr annual Appropriation bllls. ares
The bill rrdu 'inv the tax on tubucro
aud otherwise amending the internal
revenue laws; the cpnrus llll; The I'LL
N ald IN refundiDv the National debt
nv nullnorizing the irtue ~ small
treasury certificates; the bill to pre-
vent the introduction " inf ctl"us 0r
contagious di.eaneHl l nnd the Till pio-
vlding for the payment of aitenr- of
pensions for services during the late
war,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

DEMAND ron WivEs,--'lhe supcrlr-
tendcnt of emigration ut New York Is
oycrrun with letters from the West ask
ing him to secure for them wives from
the emlgrants arriving at Castle Garden.
One man, u farmer, writes from Town
that marrlagcablc women In those parts
are very scarce, aud he is anxious to
marry this spring, and will give the best
reference. Another. n ~. Louis baker,
oilers his heart and hand ''to the right
pcreon" aud Ia ready TO marry IT once.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Love of the Beautiful.

In all lands, poets have sung of cot
tage joys and of beautiful flowers, of
blushing roses and modest daises, of
sweet-Scented pinks and clusters of fra-
grant lilies. Worn toilers in the busy
city and dingy towns dream, over work.
bench, counter and ledger, of quiet
homes near the restful hillsides and un-
der the spread Of branching tree and
leafy vine. Where else can natures
charms receive full homage, as in the
beautiful country house, adorned with
tasteful shrub and vine and fower?-
Where else can the tuneful harmony of
our inward natures resound in unison
with the sublimer music of creative
wisdom and goodness.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

We take the following items from
the Marion HryaM Of last week.
On Inst Saturday at 2o'clock A. NJ.
Mr. Wan HenriIzie died at his resi-
dence at the age Of 50 years.
Mr.. Aham SniJera very old citi-
q n Of the county. died on last Tues.
day aged 76 years.
Information reaches us that the
dwelling Of Mr.. w NJ. Scott. In RNe
Valley, was burned on lAsl FRIDAY.
with all its contents The fire wus
accidental. No insurance. Loss
about $1,000.
On l-St Monday ahcut the middle
of the day Mr.. Buckley. section mas
ter, war injured very painfully by a
pole cnr. He Wa lying down by tn"
side Of the tuck sighting along 10 see
whether II uss in order when Z
pole car approached rapidly withou,
hi- notice md before h- could re-
move lis am tom tie track one
wheel of the eur pussed over IL he.
tween the wii.t aud elbow. bruising
It aud severely cutting II, but with
out breaking any homes
CART Juo, $ Sanders, n iormer cill
zeu OF This place. but now cor duror
on the 4 VI d o Rond was uaiuful-
~ injured nj the depot on last Ilurs
day about noon Ills train stated to
move. aud while II t,mhlinG to get
Al osld his l"ft foot siiIped on the
rail and was severely cTushid aud
cut l,y nne uf the ear wheels No
hOprs were broken, however Cat
SANDER wss placed In his irin md
went on To Cot lIirom Glecv.r's who
II his mlhpr-ln law. Mir, SHn,ers -
Ing here ut the time lh" Arcidrnt oc-
cured We learn thu, hr arrived
there Uncomfortable rendition. aud is
now doing Nci.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

The people ~ Virginia nre no, 20
mHIly sheep To bp driven Ia the sham.
hlts " n fpu interested politicians
who Try 10 ll-url, the good name of
The Conservative ratty II The inter
esia " The people cannot m protected
10y ihe Conservative party, they viii
lirOtrrl themselves even NJ the eX.
pthse ~ the party, Parlirs nrr h. he
matte snb-ervie I to The usrs " the
people, hat lh- pral le nre n"i 10 he
'nadr the victims Of ia" selfish puf-
lose ~ parties am u Conservative;
nj phnll always r,',pnin one long af-
trtiip little rabnl Who alipnIt 10
MI ~. oui of the party rhall cease Ia
xiut Iflhey rhonpe ,o abandon me,
wauap will not help them eleught
or lhe people, II viii ue like the de.
partufe " ~ many leper-, anL very
much 10 The pnriilcntion Of our pollti
cnl atmosphere thihk with you
that they ARE making n stupendnus
bl ladpr ~ viiug outside the party I"
aud ,lrsprling the cause " tho people
~ VirSiuin fur The unurrinlu -miles of
foreign stock jIhlpr- ttust they
will Hpe II IN time io return tn the
Cnnsrfvnii,e G standard l.i0le We Join
hmitlp with The common enemy ~ he
next prp.ldentiHi ,l.rlion" But "
they dr not repent ur, quickly In
deed, I am IN rnvor or keeping then,
out j,ltnp,ther, "M,t Simon" IN Nor
fox vbyinbm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Lt Cannot tsr.

Said Prentice: at cannot he that
earth is mans only abiding place. 1t
cannot be that our life is a bubble cast
upon the surlncc, and darkness forever
Else, Why is it that the high ana glori-
Gus aspirations which leap Ike angels
from the temple ofour hearts are forever
wandering abroad unsatsiledY Why Is
il. that The rainbow and the cloud come
over with beauty that Is not of earth,
and then pass oil and leave It's to muse
on their faded lovcliness? Why is 1t
that the stars which hold their festival
around tie midnight throne, aie set
above the grasp of our limited faculties,
forever mocking us with their unap-
proachable gloryy Aud finally, Why is
it that bright forms of human beauty
are presented to the view, and then tab
on from us, leaving The thousand streams
of the affections to flow back in Alpine
torrents upon our heads. We are born
for n higher destiny than that OF earth.
There Is II realm where the stars will be
spread out before us like the Islands that
slumher on the ocean and where tie
beautiful beings that here pass before us
like visions will stay In rur presence
forever
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
The white ,I,u,r ID mpra,izDd

The White iIbu," ID mDrniizrd.
AZ the white H. usr reception Tues
day night wiz, flowed freely. There
wn- uo ivrtsslty ~ hiding Rnmun
punch ~ Oinrgcs 10 plnliti the de
pluv,d lu.lts oi sm h p,rsons NJ stand
un llu platform uf milk for hubrs,
hGt p'ut mall fui men, Tie whole
llnrc Wns DIN oihlizrd Al "urlnck
lhir p1iip Nj R'pcis con plninr,l
Ola sever, h,aiuche and w,ht ~ ted
with his boots nn. An hour later Mr..
Hn,,s wns ,illIl y In his private "filce
ir, Ing ~ write n veto ~ the Chinese
llil With u cork ,ctew Ahout day
light n gentleman " iIo t.temhled very
m,ch rpi.feccd Scnni0t ftom MIrhl-
gan wns dltcov, lrynp 10 unlock
the d0or ol The White ll,usr snukr
house with hoe hulinh,r. Surh IL
lie nj the American cOurt. =. BAN.
more 0dstHc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
LynchbUrg N,WSofHe 6h.

A CAPITAL APPoNTMENT.-Under this
caption the Washington Correspondent
of the Dispatch says:
The appointment and confirmation of
Mrs. Rosaic Humes as postmistress at
Abingdon has afforded Virginians here
much qualification. She is the widow
of the brilliant orator who spoke for
Walker in 1850, and her appointment
has been most earnestly urged by Sena-
tors Johnston and Wlthers. She will
discharge the duties Of the position most
efficiently.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

A painters apprentice fell OF scuf.
fold with pot Of paint In each band.--
He wae taken up insensble, but ns soon
ss he wss restored to consciousness he
mnrmucd ~ went down with nylng
colofs anyhow"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

There Ia u fashion IN perfumes, just as
there Is hats and dresses. IN French
high life penetrating odos are now pro-
scllbed, aud pure flower scents are alone
permitted, particularly one mude from
lmr flowers. A lady having adopted a
certain perfume milst abiilc by #, 80 that
her friends may recognize her even With
out seeing hur,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
VEGETTNE
p ties the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the
Whole System.@
Irs MEDIC ~ fauPERriRs ARR
Alternative, mic, .SvfUCHt and
DiHrctic.
a.t,a8tr EVlD ..sCe

u T.. sTEvR's:-
D'dr Sir, Iwill most cheerfn,
Hdi my Testimony t. tho r'eHt
umher you have already ', ceived
IN Z vor of your CREST and good
lo@icine. vrasrIVg. for | do not
'hlnk enough cpn he said In It's
raise for ! was tronbled over
thi-iy years with that dreadful III
seese. Catarih. Sid had such bpd
coushing sprlls that It would seem
W. though never could breath sny
more. snd NHGBrISs has enred
aud do teel Ia thank 1od all the
time thst there is 40 good = m~di.
cline as VrGFTISB. ard ! also think
" onA ~ the best medic ncs Tor
coughs. and weak sinkinr ieei'rgs
~ the stomach. and advise every
body to take the vgGETISB. for 7
car assure them II i one Of the
host medicines that ever was
MRS. l.. 0ORE,
Cor Magazine and walnut e,..,
Cambridge, Mass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Hon. nj. 4. NInIonry,

y. Hon. NJ, n. Mahonry,
gratlncs( p us with the intelligence that
the bill abolishing the Corporate authors
ty OF our ancient Borough hns pissed
both Houses Of the Legislature and will
certainly be approved by the Governor.
The bill provides however that the pres
ent Board Of Mayor and Aldermen shall
remain IN power for thirty days aud be
required 10 make full aud fuO settle
mont Of MI accounts for or against the
Corporation.
Eva, daughter Of Mr.. llcndron, who
resides near johnson City, was badly
burned last Thursday. While standing
near the fire, her clothing caught and
was almost entirely burned up before
the 1amce could bc cxtinguished The
skin Ia crispod on the little girls entire
body, and no hope for her recovery Ia
entertained.
The Masonic supper last Monday
night was grand success. Many ladies'
participated and their presence ndded
much 10 the pleasure Of the occaaIon.--
Aiter all had eaten "Cramp and Gug"
gathered several baskets full Of the frag-
menis, t
The Ilolston Prcsbytery will meet nj
Rogersyille, Tenn, on Thursday, April
ID, At II o'clock, q. m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
what Salary Does n Farm { Re-
ceiyc.

Aihsn, Post.
lie receives the equivalent of larger
salary than nincty-nine out of hun
dred of them are willing to admit. They
underestimate their own profits aud
overestmate the profits of men living on
salary.
There Is great difference among those
who live by farming. A great many
work the soil because they cannot live by
anything else. Many Of this class hard
~ deserved 70 be classcd IN larmers.--
They lower the standing of farming Os n
business. believe there II no business
by which u man live 10 we'll with so
much neglect as In agriculture. Still
nothing better repays good care and
ability II Is rather slow to yield bril-
liant returns at the outset; 80 In any
business. The farmers profits are con-
cenlcd IN the rise Of Nnd--in improve
mcnts, by ditrhlng, clearing, building,
more land, more tolls, or better Stock
Most farmers have no FLEA what II costs
TO live. They forget TO figure In the
pork, poultry, mutton, butter, flour, veg
ctoblcs, etc., etc. The salary man lives
entirely by his individual efforts. In es-
timating salary We must do 10 by
looking Mt the privileges enjoyed, the
hard work Of brains aud muscles, and
the galn property or improvements.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

John Phoenix, the humorist, being
one night nj theatre, fancied he saw a
friend some three seats in front of him.
Turning TO his next neighbor he said :
"Would you be kind enough TO touch
that gentleman with your stick;"-
Certainly" was the reply, and the
thing was done; but when the individu-
al thus assaulted turned round, Phne-
nix saw he was not the man he sought
for, and he became at once absorbed in
the play, leaving his friend with the
stick to settle the matter with the gen
tleman in front, which, as he had no ex-
cuse handy, was not done without con-
siderable trouble. When the hubbub
was over the victim said; "Didn' you
tell me to tap that gentleman with my
stick?" Yes" "And what did you
want?" "Oh," said Phenix, with i'm
perturblble gravity, 81 wanted to see
whether you would or not"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Professional CardS.
JOHN G. SUMMERS,

"A ttOrn9y-at-I
Will prac,ice in the County and Cireuit
Courts of Washington, Scott, Smythe AID
Russell. Also in the Court Of Appeals and
U. s. District Conrt.
Special attention paid to suits In Bank
ruptcy Office Main Street, Abingdon, va
Sep. 2S-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

Artificial hen'r eggs, they vay, nre
now hrlng ni,Ifnriurrd ~ San Fran
ci-ro and rhiI p,d IN large qup NJ .irs
to the Eastern markets The shcllH
ARE made ~ ihaHr of gvrs ~, plnstcr
of Paris carbonate VI time. and oxide
Orirnh, ard rhsprd wiih Dlow-pipe.
The ulbunien and y0Ik niade or dlf-
fntrh, materials, are forced through n
hole ~ the email end of ihp rhell
whlcl' ~ then cl"sc'I up with cement
aud HpIootl,rd over, aud witha llt,lr
rubbing The 'gp Ia ready IL he packed
fnr market The initiation IN ~ near
IS perfect that II II pnid iha, mi, n
dozen of these eyes with sn equal
number ~ the genuine aud even Nh
aged, lnielllutnl hrn ucruHipnird to
Tie handling "f pFgt nll her life,
wnnlil Iird sone diIIirultt ~ tlpng
Whirh rom which For lnlrhlnR
i,liria'sts, though, the, are thought
he unequal 10 Tie ooca.iOn = Courier
JOurHdt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

A skeptic who was badgerinR a sim.
pie old man about miracle and Bal.
aanl's nss. finally said: How IL II
pOssihl" for an ASA "a talk like "a mau
Well replied an honest old belle
er IL don't ~ee why II ain't os eas,
fur NJ nss to talk like man as for a
man Ia talk like AN MS"
A Yankee humorist was giving an ac-
count Of his experience as n hotel-keepcr.
"Did yon clear anything by it?" asked
II listener. ~ cleared n six-rail fence
getting away from the sheriff." was the
ready answer.
A Connecticut church committee has
decided that a minister may kiss the
ladies Of his congregation.
Mrs. Partington says she has hunted
and hunted and can't find out who said,
"1hat Ruth crushed to earth shall rise
again"
No rich American ever knows what he
is worth. After his death the family
are generally glad to make his fortune
pay on his debts.
1t has been demonstrated that the
woodchuck has more cunning than n fox,
but the fox has got the bulge on the
business nnl will keen It.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

We copy the following items from
the JoneSborough ./oa,ndi Of last
week
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

A party of masked men, called at the
cabin of an old negro man in Cofiee
county, Tenn, a few nights ago, ana
being refused admittance, set 1t on fire'
The old man knew that he and his wife
and four children would be burned to
Death if they remained inside, rushed
but, and were seized by the maskers,
Who took the old man one hundred yards
distant and shot him to death. f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

The tobacco bill reducing the tax to
le cents, passed both houses of Congress,
been 81 ned by the President, and be-
bone a law.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Observation-Disclosures

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CANNOT RE
EX XCFIIED.

cHARLSsToS, Mass.
". r sTtvFss.
Dear SIR. This II IN certify thAi
I have nued your "Nlood pi sparn
tiou" In nv family for sovera'
venrs, ana think that for scrnfulp
or 'Ank'rous Humors or Rheunai-
10 ffectinns II car no' he excell"d I;
and M blood purifier or srrinp
Il " the bestth,ng ! have
v.r uspd, and have used a'most
W. ryihing can cheerfrlly re-
nNmmend " to any one In need OF
rrh y medicine
Yours resnec fully, .-
Mas. \. blNSMORE,
No. 10 Russell street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

POSTAL MATTERS. The post-oilice at
Croftsville, Tazewell county, Va, is
discontinued for want of II candidate
The papers go to Burks Garden.
The postofllce at Stamping Burches,
Floyd county, Va. is reestablished on
the route from Greasy Creek to Stone
Mountain, with Austin Hilton as post
MASTER LyHchburg NepS.
DOUBLE TRAINS The follow irg tel
egtam from tie Postmaster Geiftral
was received here yesterday.
am in receipt of Your lelepiam of
this date, and IN reply will say that
the contract with the Railrond Com
pany to place an additional train on
q Of road was closed We. terday. The
additional tain viii be put on the
70 d az soon "s the company can ar
range the time schedule. Col Ran
d0Iph informed me that he thought
he could l,e ready in start II next Sun
day all of which hope will prove
satisfactory to YOU and vol,r citizens.
ID, VI. KEY,
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nv EN'r and GpMMt tNi

President Hayes issued his prociama-
tion last Tuesday calling an extra ses-
slon Of Congress on the 18th inst
4 ffThe dead body Of man was discover
ed living in the cinders, near the vulcan
Iron Works at Chattanooga last we'd
nesday. He was burned beyond recog-
pition. He Is supposed to be tramp
Who Law down there during the night III
order to keep warm, and was suilocated
bv the poisonous gasoes arising there
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TT IS A
Valuable Remedy.

sOrTH NoETON, F'b 7, IStU.
Mn. SrrvsNs. Ys. ...I
Dsar SIR, I have taken several
hpiilrs of your VgogrISs, ana am
cumylro"d II IL y valuable "enedy
for yspspsia, Kidney com'l,int,
and Ion rAl debility of the svrtem,
lean hpartilv recommend mo all
sun riig frum The aLOvc complhint'
respectfully. -
Mrs. MUNNnE PNRkEF,
50 Athcns Street.