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The political morr.fity of the Cleveland
Herald is embodie q IN the following: 81
the Democrats zeal Maine, 1t will be the
moral duty OF the Republicans to 60 for
New York - ..5Eg
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IA A. HU rZLER & SON,
500 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY.

NEW GOODS FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
We have Just received full and complete line of
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK HANDk ERCHIEFS TIES. SHELL-BOXES,
GLOVES. HOODS, MITTENS, COMFORTS,
KNIT JACKETS. EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many other articles too numerous to
mention.
BLACK and COLORED CACHEMIRES, full line.
from l5c. 10 1925:
P0PLIN LUSTKES, full line Of colors. at PIC:
PEklN STRIPES, in SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
VETS:
BROCADE SILKS fun line colors:
BLACK and C5LORED SILKS, VELyETS, and
VELVkTEENS;
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMASK towels
mt 25c.; .s .'.....f ..-..
LADIES'. GESTLEMEN'S, and CHH.DREN'S
uNDERWEAR;
hosiery, WHITE GOODS. and CAsSIMERES:
NOTIONS in endless VARIETY. dell
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REv. JosxpH CooK. oroysdence Jour
naTI-The Plot may stretch us ur,ou the
wheel of ffs eruditioD, courtesy. and acu-ll
Sren. but fl must NOT, at least so cong as the
power OF protest remains, II ,nu,s not add
10 the fortunes Of the rack the RESPONSE.
biiity for the perspicui,J or the logic Of
Cook. u .e. - 49,
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS LGA
~ OF JEFFFRsON LODGE, No. %, ARA
KNIGHTS OF PYTH AS.-Aitend ~ S219
regular convention THIS "Wednesday (SfSy2C
EVENING. December 24th. At O'Clock. NsZsy
Election Of officers and other business. @:S
Members of sister lodges cordially invited 10 at
tend. by order Of the &C. j: K. LA3k1N,,
de 2f-i1x Keeper Of Records and Seal.
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MT GO TO JULIUS MEYERS,
6O3 BROAD STREET,
FOR
HANDSOME, USEFUL, AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

FOR THE LADIES:
An elegant line of LACE and SILK TIES In en-
tIrely new Style;
LACE Fl. HUtS in endless VARIETY:
SILK and LACE MANUFACTURERS:
IN FANCY homes:
COLLARS and CUFFS IN FANCY BOXES
IN FANCY BOXES:
REAL JAPANESE LACQUER GLOVE-BoHES
Ell E e AN; ia HSGYY.EMBRoIDERED HOSIERY:
KID GLOVES and GAU >TLETS;
SIX. Butt On WHITE and OPERA KID GLOVES
LEATHER sATCHELS, URsEs, and POCKET
CLGSKS and poLMANS;
FURS closing out at less than cost.
FOR THE CHILDRE!:
MISSES KID GLOVES:
WORSTED, CLOTH, and THREAD GLOVES;
BOYS BUCK GAUNTLET GLOVES:
CHILDRrN'S CUFFS and COLLARS;
SILK and LINEN iIASDkERCHlEFS.
pLAtS and FANCY IIUSiERyt
CHILUREN'S FURS at less han cost price
FOR GENTLEMEN:
LINED and USLINED PLAIN and FUk-IUi
DOG. SKIN GLOVES:
KID. THREAD. and CLOTH GLOVES:
BUCK GAUNTLETS and GLOVES:
PLAIN. HEMsTITCHED. and COLORED.BOR-
DERED SILK IIANnKFRCHlEFS:
Ten Gozen JUVENILE SCARFS ut SOC. worth SOC.
Handsome line of TIES aud BOWS;
PAIN and FANCY HO>lERY:
and lots Of other articles that arc handsome uSrul,
and substanial,at JULIUS mE1 tlS,
de 10 COB Broad street.
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PRESENTS FOR SUNDAT.SCHOOLT TEACH
Frs AND SCHOLARS.
A large assortment OF TEACHERS BIBLES,
HYMNALS, and PRAYER-RpUkS, in almost end
less variety.
HYMN BOOKS of all denominations IN every
style of blndiur.
GOLD PENS. PEARL, IVORY, and GOLD
PENCILS new and hcaMlilul smpplY.
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NV line Of PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS is the most complete In the CITY, eW-
biacInx the AIdinc and all other styles.
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III HOLIDAY GOODS
HCTZLER BROTHERS. 80 BROAD Srv,,-

TIE MOST GOODS FOR TIE LEAST MONEY
LARGEST AND FEErTIt>T >ru,A
IN lliE cry.
Gp1D-rLATEp JEW ELKN. wurrnut.l $3.50. E.,
tarui>h: Lace, Six aud muuir ficiIu"~: <.,.-..
SILK Rufli@g> kl GLOW :: Lac Linen. Fan. t#l
Xix Ham h"rchi"is; Host r. tor Lhr.. lcu'. r. t
and children: Jdpar'." i"rTurr Ware: H. tnl
Satche :: Purses, with aui without hg,udl,- ..,'
aud Gculcurn'S Fur.iop ',iuN'>; FUu,, ~ ..rr,. .
Luh!n'r and other Pr:um"iy. t'I"' M,i.r. I.g-
let Sua,,S. &C.. aul the arcrs' ~'"rA II NiIfiNaEI
in tho state. L. y.
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pOpITIAR POETS AT Il

POPULAR POETS AT 81.
new edition Of The ports finely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with several tut page
engraviups, and bound IN new aud elegant
style. Price 81 each. The list embraces the
works OF Tcnus SON. Burns. Moore. Milton, Camp
bell. Shakespeare. Scott. Goldsmith, Byron. He
mans, IiOmcr's Had Keats, and Shelly.
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ANIMALS FOR 1879.
CHATTERBOX. NURSERY, WIDR-AwAKE,
LIT LIE FOLKS, and all Tire other ANIMALS, at low
est prices.
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HOLIDAY G0OBs.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HEADQUARTERS FOE
HOLIDAY GOODS

HEADQUARTERS FOE
HOLIDAY GOODS
- - ANDREW AgTUyI,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF CON-
FECTIONRY. FRUITS, &c,
NO. 1l05 MAIN STREET, BELOW POST
.,.1ss =EtgzsG OFFICE. =a
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
WITH THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS,
BOUGHT FOR CASH. WHICH WILL
BE OFFERED AT A SMALL ADJ
VANCE OF NEW YORK ~
PoRTERs' PRICES:
300 boxes NEW RAISISS-Inperia brands;
1000 boxes NEW FIGS, In different size boxes
10 barrels NEW CURRANTS,
so boxes NEW SULTANA or SEEDLESS
RAIsINs,
s5 boxes NEW FRENCH PRUNEs,
SO tars NEW FRENCH PRUEES,
SO boxes NEW LEGHORE CITRON.
SO boxes NEW MEsSINA ORANGES,
rs boxes NEW MESsINA LEMONS,
/ 1000 FLORIDA ORANGES;
so barrels MALAGA GRAPES in punches;
25 boxes CALIFORNIA PEARS.
10 trails NEW BRIGHT DATES,
200 cases CAN GOODS,
800 boxes No. FIRE-CRACkERS,
Q 500 FRESH COCoAGUTS,
| $4,000 TORPEDOES,
100 dozen R0MAN-CANDLES;
| 5000 pounds ALMON WALNUTS, FILL
BERTS, PECANS, and CREAM-NUTS.
FRENCH CANDIES.
have The largest assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES. BoN-BONS, CHOCOLATE. &C., in the city
| from The celebrated houses or Whitman and Mail
| lard. also from Paris.
| IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS. PTNEAPPLES,
| CHERRIES. FIGS, PLUMS, APRICOTS, &C.
Your attention is called my large assortment OF
! handsome FANCY BOXES for candies and fruits,
also FANCY BASKETS for fruits, &C.
-
| POUND and FRUIT-CAkES made to order,
aIce ORNAMENTAL.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
" WRITING DESKS.
WURk-BASkETS,
ODDR-CASES.
SWISS AND PEARL GOODS,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
AT
j. 4. YANCEY'S.
1112 MAIN STREET
uhrcc doors above Dispatch OfIice).
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.pPECIAL MOTTO E.-Oy EASYn
u TERMS AND PAYMENTS. TWENTY ~
SUITS OF PARE0k AND CHAMBER FUR ~
received, the largest and best Il
city, at prices not e4uacd bS line OF Wall
nuI alsi Pnpiar Suits, SldehOsrd, bookcases, Nat
Fast Lake, and other styles; Eaney ,
Easy, SD Folding Chairs, FOR christmas presenisi
Our stock Is full In every particular IL Hfu be- To-
your Interest 10 call. E.GATHRIGHT Il SON.
! de4 16 Governor street,
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STANDARD BOOKS FOR IL.

ROBINSON CEUSOE. GULL YER'S IRA
Wells, ARABIAN NIGHTS. SCOTTISH CHIEFS.
SWISS FAMILY RuBIN>OS. CHILDREN Of
THE ABBEY, THAHDEUS OF WARSAW. Hans
ANDERSES'S FAIRY y LES, GRlMMES
FAIRY TALES.
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japanese LacQue-- Warc-suCa
as Glove BoXe>, Brackets, Jewell
nv Cabinets. Travs, rin-Cnsh-
ions, Cigar-HplderS. and many
others OF these celebrated goods.
Tpey ar" also Offering y large
lire Of Dolls. Pianos. and hun
dreds OF other Toys, 1T prices 10
insure their sale.
They also made special and
large Durch lSeS for The coming
aniidaytradc In Ladies' BelISan
Satchclcs: Pocket. Books. from
the cheapest 10 The finest Russia
leather: Fau. jet and GIT Jew
riry: fiaudkerchiefS In all their
various styles, Including u large
stock nf silk Handkerchief>: six
Chenille tisrhus. Scarfs. and
rthcr Fancy Goods for H. OK wear.
Also, Il large stock OF NeCk-Ruch-
IpgS IN the most beautiful de-
signs.
In Xiii Gloves they Offer n full
Zinc Of The celebrated make of
T..roy-scamlesS. Also. In VIII c
anu VIZ
hlr quantities. In two. three. four,
>ix. eight. aud ten buttons. Also,
100 dozen Three. button Kid
G'ovcs-fresh goods and dcSir;l-
rle .hadrs-a, 39c. Il pair. valued
generally n 9Oc. They will also
otf.r the balance of their last
seasons stock Of Kid Gloves 1t
! GAG. pair.
Full lines Of Ladics' and Cen
demons Fur-TOp Gloves: La
dies Rerlin Gloves at l2kc. a
pair: also. extra bargains In La
hes GcntIcmrn's.a and rhirhrcn's
Fleece Lined Gloves, in Fri Gch,
English. and German goods: a
large stock Of ChilGrCn'S Nit
tens.
Also. the largest assortment Of
Hosiery now offered In tins city
silk. Li>ic Thread, aud 'Ctt"n--
in French, English, German, AMI
domestic miuufacIurc.
Lace Goods. Real Lace Hand
kerchicis, Ties, and BarhS: Not
tIngham ana Antique Lace; Bed
spreads anj PIllGw-Sham+: Not
tinglIam and Air tuur Lace IL
dies: Piano. anr 1ah'r-toverS
Lace Curtains. In real and Not
tiughan lace, 1T great bargains.
dc IL
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF FtEL.rSV,
~ Thing VIII rive suth gt',d cheer dniin@ ,ytg5p,
mas rs comforaol. asZ I1ads ~ .,ffrr ~ rsL
Main prVef, ~ ~ 10 the espre,s ONCE NY
hour Is comfortable bs such Cnri7lh,as GU
receiving such gus Will !oDs reiucm"'f Iol,
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We guarantee prices and qualities Of all goods.
D. i E. MI1TEL OORFER,
de 7-S,M&W .u -..., !. 627 Broad street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

| SPECIAL
HOLIDAY SALE
AT
| COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL
HOLIDAY SALE
| AT
COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL
! HOLIDAY SALE
| AT
| COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL
HOLIDAY SALE
| At
| COHEN EROS.
| SPECIAL
| HOLIDAY SALE
AT
| COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL
| HOLIDAY SALF,
| AT
| COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL.
| HOLIDAY SAL r
AT
| COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL
| HOLIDAY SALE
AT
| COHEN BROS.
| SPECIAL
| HOLIDAY SAL +.
| At
| COHEN mos
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The choicest and mos. elegant line Of PAPETE-
RE ) IN The city.
NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Our line Of CHILDREN'S BOOKS Is the most
complete we have ever had, and embraces all the
new and standard Juveniles; and would call espe-
mated covers. the cheapest aud best ever offered
10 this market.
LONGFEILOW. WHITTIER TENSYSON,
SCOTT. SAKE. OWEN MEREDITH. PROCTOR,
BRET HARTE. POEMS OF PLACES lby Long
fellow. Bound IN ciCh. Each 81.
GAMES-An almost endless variety, including all
the new and standard games.
The place 10 buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Is j. 4. YAStEY'S.
1ll2 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch office.
de 6-s,M&WtDec25
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You viii find 1t to your interest come before the
rush, examine, and buy.
COUNTRY ORDERS receive prompt and careful
attention. ANDREW AST0Nr,
de 10 Wholesale aud Retail Confecrioncr.
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Your attention is specially called to my
PLAIN CANDIES,
OF my manufacture turning out some 500 pounds
dai;yL made from The best white crushed sugars,
and warranted be pure and free from all adultera.
ton, mixtures, or poison.
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rHRIST MAS COAL. COKE, NJ
" DLt..G- AND COOkiNG-WtDit--as ~
STOVE, and Nut ANTHRACITE: SILL
Ekn.Hr HOPE, MipLoTnlAs. GRAFT. ~
ENGINE coal. aDi GAS ana ShrLEhL - g.
BARGAINS, especian, Tor cab. at s"5 cat NAN
street .re a. ..- S.. - ,r,rr,>>
de 1f-iw y. u. " q 4 ~
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The choicest and mos. elegant line Of PAPETE-
RE ) IN The city.
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Il I i..Nl Z AZ ~ $500 n

/
PRESENTS 81
| offer for sac 200 sGits Of 'hrrh'r RUIN
lure Ia prlcc from s23 ~ sZtd, Nom ne -
manufactures East and H",t. SIN 81 asi 90" = '.1A
together ~!th Iuiiln- o. Pad NJ NC.. anu ~
EyuI,u,. xnt every ar,ir!,. IN lie Furniture @H'.
Alec, Cabiuet-M supple 90 every 'f".''y
ion. VIII duplicate Baltimore rf!r"'. iaf'" d.
want wiH save DI"uey p, gisJnS ne Ca... -.
aud warrrU0mi: 1873 haIG street. nth, rlts1'" "
street. Workshops: To- .td ~ nor y ~ -
street. SpZ7I W li.I.i'th ''' -
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HISTEp nAWN ND OTHER 20

II TCRRS worth hasiGg: DISKS ani " uhh
BOXES from 7tc. g., s2r collection 81 >sS'
EakCy Articles: tho ,tan'nrd PROSE %
ptIE'fIrAI WORKS. pi5!n aud hunis"M< -,
ltnus: pOKE'S ILLUSTRATIONS: Broh> ~.
TIr Young from ic. So BIBLES fi'A' ~
aud HYMN. BOOKS. $500,
We Offer the ,rZ.s; assortment Of goods d" 4-'
line .y.r seen Ia Richmond.
''A' RANDOLPH & ESGLl>ii
dc l3-dsw l3GZ aud 1904 M,In s;frt'.
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Hope Long Deferred.

washington CORES. Baltimore sun.
An old gentleman, bent with the
weight of more than threescore and ten
years, has recently been noticed as one
of the habitues of the Office of the secre-
tary Cf war. This old gentleman like
many others whose faces and forms are
familiar in official circles, is seeking for
Justice. His case has the SAVIOR of rO-
nance. Forty-three years ago Lieut..
James Shaumburg, young and dashing
second lieutenant of dragons, was sta
toned st Fort Des Moines, Iowa, where
the fourishing city of that name now
stands. His father lay sick unto death
in New Orleans, and the young lieuten-
ant applied for leave of absence to visit
bis parent. Leave was refused, and his
rendered resignation, with three months
leave of absence, was then accepted.
He went 10 New Orleans and his father
died shortly alter. Before his three
months leave had expired, President
Jackson issued an order permitting Off
GERS who had resigned with leave of ab-
sence yet unexpired, and who chose to do
so, to withdraw their designations on
that they Immediately reioined
their commands. Lieut.. Shaumburg
availed himself of this order, and re-
Joined his command, which, in the mean
time, had been ordered to the scene of
the Florida war. His name was sent to
the senate for promotion, to be first
lieutenant in the I'd dragons. In very
short time after this he was greatly sur
prised to receive a notification from the
war department that his resignation as
first lieutenant WAS accepted. He wrote
back, explaining the circumstances, but
without avail. He Immediately came
to Washington, and for these forty three
years has appealed successfully to every
president and secretary of war who has
been in Office for redress. Gen. Jackson,
after leaving the presidency, wrote a
strong letter in favor of his reinstate-
ment President Tyler, just as he was
goins out of office, issued an order rein
stating him, which President Polk re-
voked. Upon one occasion thjrty-six
senators signed petition asking his re-
instatement. Gen. Grant took much
interest in his case, but thought he ought
to 90 TO congress, and Secretary McCrary
has advised him that now, after such a
lapse of time, congress only has power to
give him the desired relief. Gen. EWall,
of the Confederate army, Gems. Rucker,
Phil. Kearney, P. st George Cooke and
Hunter, of the union army, were I'd
lieutenants in the 81 regiment OF dra
goons with Lieut. Shaumburg.
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Awarranted Rubber Boot.

The " Candee Rubber Co, OF New Haven,
Conn, is making a new rubber boot, which is
just what outdoor men have long been look
ing for, VIZ, one that is warranted. These
boots are called the "95" Per Cent. Sterling
Rubber Boot. They warrant them three
months, and if your boot cracks or gives way
in that time, you can secure new pair free
of charge, provided the boots have had fair
usage.
That there may be no question about the
three months, when you buy the - 95 " Boots,
the storeBeeper punches the date in the top of
the leg. in spaces provided for that purpose,
and the warrant bsgins from that date and
cannot be disputed. These "95" Per Cent.
Boots are as pure as can be made, and will
last six months hard wear The exposed por-
tons are doubled, and the soles are half an
inch thick, Of solid rubber, and will outwear
three pair OF any other rubber boots. Illus
trated catalogues with full particulars are sup
piled by the "Csndee' company on applic&-
ton, or the boots can be seen in most stores.
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ROh'S Lament.

Rob Burdette was left in dull Penn
syIvania town on q damp, disagreeable,
drizzly day, and works off his i'll .humor
in this way: 81 have a cold in my
head. / don't feel very cheerful. 1t is
too dark and too damp and too cold to
be funny. l will stop writing and
smoke cubeb for a change. [ am cross
and home sick. / wish | knew where
there was some man in this town small
enough for me to quarrel with. / wish
l was in Sagetown: how quickly | would
get me into Burlington. | wish / was as
sick as I am good, 50 hat L wouldn't
have to go wandering over the country
with a funny lecture. Iwish was as good
as lam beautiful, so people would love me
| wish l was just seven years old, and
Christmas lasted three months, and |
had stockings as long as tele graph
pOle"
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IN which it healed dis6gured him fo,
NE. One OF his arms was 80 badly
GU ehat ne never recovered its use.
fhepe had two serious wounds, ona IN
the breast ard one in the head. The
otners were painful but not dangerous.
decorations. 1t was several weeks before
reynolds and his daughter were again
ape 10 get bout, and their escape from
ehe death that was intended for them
was so wonderful that the people for
miles around aocked to see them. The
nounc Coy never recovered from the
irlght he experienced that night. Brain
lever followed, and he died, begging
mat his head should not DO cut of. Mrs.
Reynolds saTe birth to her child the day
after the assault of the Tories. 1t lived,
grew to womanhood, and is well remem-
bered In Sullivan county as the wife of
Dr. Blake Wales, one of the pioneer
physicians OF this part Of the state, and
the progenitor Of large and prominent
family. Caleb Reynolds, the child who
was kicked so brutally by one of the
Tories, grew up, and was a soldier under
jackson at the battle of New Orleans,
and was killed in that engagement.
The Wings who set out in pursuit of
the Tories overlook themfn the noun.
tains, and only two of them escaped
awe. Kelley, the leader, was killed, as
above stated, by young man named
June. The property that was found by
his side was the coat in which Henry
Reynolds had been married 13 years be.
+n
nOlds, but he refused to touch it after ii
had been in the possession of Tory, and
ordered it to be burned. Edward
Robin escaped to Canada, and years
afterward sons of his returned to Orange
county to search for booty that their
father and others of the Smith gang had
hidden in the mountains. In 1888
Henry Reynolds removed to Sullivan
county, and settled in what was known
as the Mutton Hill neighborhood, being
one of the pioneers of the town of Never.
sink. He was the first supervisor of the
town, in 1898. In 1906 he was elected
to the assembly, and was, until his death,
one of the leading men in Sullivan
county. His wife presented him with
six children after leaving Orange county.
Phebe Reynolds married Jeremiah
Drake soon after the family came to
Sullivan county. Her descendants are
among the most numerous and res.
pected in this part of the state. The
known descendants Of Henry Reynolds,
according to one of the family number
nearly 1900, as 10 Of his children
reached maturity, married, and reared
large families.
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The Chinese Are Goino.

The Chinese in California have begun
to go. The steamer thst sailed from
San Francisco for Hong Kong on the
18th ult. took 901 Of them to their ma
tive land. The port statistics of San
Francisco show that the arrivals of Chi
nese during the year ending November
l were 6,128, and departures 8,746-of
whom 6, 229 went to China and 2,5I7 to
Hon0lulu-the excess of departures
over arrivals being 2,6l8, It is estimat-
ed that there are $4,000 Chinese on the
Pacific coast, which shows that this pop
ulation is decreasing, instead of increas,
ing, for when the anti Chinese agitation
was begun, few years ago, the estimate
was 500, 900. The total number Of Chi
nese arrivals for the twenty years end
ing December, 1878, was 23O, 43O, aud
the departures and deaths, 133, 491. At
this rate the Chinese will soon cease to
trouble California workingmen.
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A Gentle Stimulus

Is impaired to the kidneys and bladder by
Hostetters Bitters which i8 most useful in
overcoming torpidity of those organs. Besides
infusing more activity into them, this excel
lent tonic endows them with additional yigor
and enables them the better to undergo the
wear and tear Of the discharging function i'm
posed upon them by nature. Moreover, as they
are the channel for the escape OF certain impu-
rites from the blood, it Increases their useful
ness by strengthening and BEAUTIFULLY stimu-
lating them. In certain morbid conditions OF
these important organs, they fall into slug
gish state, which ls the usual precursor Of
disease. What then can be OF greater service
than a medicine which iInpels them to greater
activity when slothfUl? No maladies are more
perious than those which affect the kidneys;
and medicine which averts the peril should
be highly esteemed