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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
The Kings Church-A Swedish
L,Ccud

There was once King, who to the
honor unl glory of God erected II
magnificent cathedral and by his -
picss order no Que VAS allowed To
contribute to it even shilling, for he
wished to complete 1t all alone at ms
own exLelse So it. was done aud
beautiful aud grand stood the cathe-
dral in all ils pomp aod splr"dor
Thcn the kng caused 10 be pot up u
gical marble tablet, on which he bad
carved, with letters Of gold, an III,
scripliJn. announcing that he, the
K,np, had bu,.t the chmch, ahd that
no Que else bad contributed thereto
single shilliag. But when that
tablet bad remained up Que day aud
onc night The inscription was altered
in the night. and ia place # the
Kings name was another, and 1t was
the name Of II poor woman, so thnt
now it stood written that she had
built the splendid cathedral
This cnrnged the King TO the hi oh.
est dcg,ee, and he immediatly had
the name erased and had his own in-
Scri5ed again. Bat the next day the
the poor womon's ma me was
again found upon the tablet, aud
again the people read that she had
built the temple. For the third time
the Kings name was roplnccd IN thc
Inscription, aud for the third time
IL vanished. aud The other appeared
In It's stead. ThcG the King pcrcciv.
ed 1t was the frcer 0i God which had
written 1t, aud hu sunl for ;hv woman
aud brought her before his throne.
Fun Ofangplsh aud terror she stood IN
presence Of the King, who addressed
her thus:
Woman. n wonderful thing has
occurred. Now, before God, aud to
save thy life tell me the Truth. Dldst
thou not hear my coumnnd that no
one should con iiLute anything to the
cathcdralf Has, thou, notwithstand'
ing given sOmowbatP
Then the woman feli humbly at
tbs X np's feet and saidi
Mercy my lord, the King. Un-
der thy favor niIl | acknowledge all
| AN n very poor women, aud earn
my bit of b'eud by spinning, 80 that
| need not dic Of hunger, aud. having
saved up y shifting, I wished, fOr Gods
honor, 10 give 1t to the building Of
Thy temple -Dut. q Kingl | f,alcd
thy ordinance aud Thy stern threatens
ings; aud, therefore boaght with
my shifting n bundle Of hny aud
sircwed 1t before the oxen that drag
ged the stone for Thy ohuich. aud
they ate 1t. So | sought u lulIill my
wish without lvausgressing Thy COM
mihd
When the King heard the wonau's
wotds hc was uneh mOycu, aud pet-
ceived that u0d had locked into htt
good heart, aud accepted her Offering
as u richer contribution thar oil he
had nyished on the costly tempe
The monarch then bestowed rich
gifts upon the woman. and meehly
accepted the fcbuke that God bad
given him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

3lst of August. This radiant planet
will be very much missed among the
starry host. where he has reigned pre-
eminent for several months, but the
presence of Venus, the brightest of
the throng, will soon make up the
loss
Saturn il an evening star, and is
easily recognized. his position differ
ing little from that of Decemher.-
His steady light and the absence OF
bright stars in the neighOorhood make
him marked object, He comes to
meridian about 9 and sets about H.
He is growing smaller rs he recedes
from us towards his conjunction with
the sun, which occurs on the rs OF
March. after which, following in the
wake of Jupiter, he will join the
morning stars.
Mars IL morning star, rising about
5, two hours and u half before sunrise,
is perceptibly larger and brighter than
last month, and always easily recoS-
nized from his ruddy light.
Mercury is morning star during the
month. He reaches his greatest West
ern .lOngation on the 10th, and may
then he seen IN the eastern sky an
hour befnre sunrise, This is one of
the four favorable opportunities for
seeing Mercury as morning star dur
ing the year 1879
The January moon fulls on the Sth,
and she has already passed her con-
functions with Jupiter and Saturn
She will he in conjunction with Mars
on the 10th and Mercury on the 2Oth,
the waning crescent and the planets
making picture worth getting up
early to zee. The new moon on the
22nd will he in conjunction with Fe-
nus and Jupiter on the 23rd. md with
Saturn on the 9th, three days befo;e
the first quarter,
The first eclipse Of the year occurs
on the 22nd. 1t will he another eclipse
of the sun. and Invisible In the United
States. The beautiful phenomena
can. however, be seen in the Southern
part of South America Southern At
lea, and the South Atlantic Ocean.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
THE CONFERLNCE BILL.
SUBSTITUTE


PROPOSED BY THE COMMITTEE ON FL
NANCE (As AMENDED) TO SENATE PRE-
AMBLE AND JOINT RESOLUTION.
Whereas in the estimation of the gene
raj assembly, it is desirable that such IA
speedy, Just and final settlement of the
public debt should be consummated as
will bring the payment of the interest
assumed thereon within the ability Of
the commonwealth; and whereas this
general assembly, at its last session, in
"an act to provide for the consolidation
of the public debt and the payment of
an uniform rate of interest thereupon, !"
approved March fourth, eighteen hum
dred and seventy-eight, did submit to
the creditors of the commonwealth Il
proposition, which parties claiming to
represent a large number of said credi-
tors have indicated their unwillingness
to accept; and Whereds certain parties
representing the holders of large por-
ton of the bonds of the commonwealth
have, through the governor, suggested
terms of settlement, which, in their
opinion, would be acceptable to very
large majority, if not the whole of the
holders of Virginia securities, which
terms will not, in the Judgment of the
general assembly, be acceptable to the
people of the commonwealth, because
of the impracticability of increasing the
present rate of taxation, and in view of
the greatly reduced resources of the
state, but the general assembly being
anxious to do all consistent with what
is believed to be the interest of the State
and her creditors to adjust, if possible,
the differences existing between the
propositions made by the General As
sembly at its last session, and the seve-
raj propositions now before it relating
to Il settlement Of the public debt; and
whereas the prospect of such settle
ment as will be acceptable to both, the
people of the commonwealth and the
holders of the bonds of the state, may
be promoted by direct interview be-
tween their respective representatives;
therefore,
Resolved by the general assembly,
That the governor be authorized to re-
quest the presiding officer of the council
of foreign bondholders of London, Eng
land, Messrs. Barring Brothers 4 Co.,
Messrs. l.. G.. u G.. G. Ward, Messrs.
DE Rothsch!a, Mr.. August Belmont,
Messrs. Brown Brothers q Co., Messrs.
Richard Irwin & Co., Mr.. Charles NJ.
Fry and Mr.. Hugh McCulloch, or the
authorized representatives of said per-
sons and such other creditors of the
commonwealth, or their representatives,
as may desire to be present TO meet this
general assembly in the city of Rich
mond on the twcnty-sccond day of Janu-
AIRY, eighteen hundred and seyenty-nine,
for the purpose Of comforting upon the
subject of an adjustment of the public
debt.
Adopted by the House of Delegates
last Saturday week. Ayes 70; noes 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
why Brother Gardner Didn'l
Rush,

81 war gwinc ober to Mrs. Johnslng's
dis mawnin' to bOrry II lectlc coffee for
breakfast" began Brother Gardner,
"when obsarved dat II ccrting house on
de way war VERY much agitatcd. Oar
was de SCUM of blows, yells, boots, and
screams, and bcllevin' dat de house was
on fire, what did | dO--what was my
dooty in dc casey"
"You rushed in dar!" exclaimed u
dozen voices at once.
"Not cXackly, cm'lcn-not eXackly,"
resumed the President. ! dOan' rush as
much ms used ter IN do Vars gone by.
when YOU h'm such agitashun IN house
you kin make up your mind dat It's eth
cr family fight or de house ar on fire.
De bcs' way am to wait till yer find out
which 1t ar, an den rush In or stay rush
ed out. In dis case II war n family fout,
De rowlatilntS soon rushed out -trik-
mg an hclin', n dc las | saw Of dem
dry war brcakn' down dc g0Oscbcrry
bushes in dc backyard. III | walked
along | wondered why folkcs who can't
live togcddcr IN peace don't settle up
counts an move OnY Oar II my case.
Now, II dc ole woman an myself
couldn't gree on what de Bible says,
what dc allmanack says an what de
preacher means, would boat of us be
dancin' round dat cabin on dc lndlaner
avenQo eny longer dan It would take
ter divide up the bottles an brooms an
yurbsg In dc fist place, be peaceful, cX-
crcisc common sense, and dOan' expect
dat de hull sidewalk b'longs 10 you.--
Dars heaps oh folks, lots of trials and
tribcrlashuns, un' we can't look for per-
fcck human natur! We mus ben dS
way, dodge dat way, AN to do good
without bcln' IN cvcryhody's way. II
cny member of dis club imHgln dat dis
kcntry was dlsklvcrcd an laid out fur
his Individual benefit, | hey some fig
gers which would like to read 10 him,
AN viii be happy TO take him Oroun' dc
oo'ner an talk wild him."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
TIE VOTE.

Hero ia the vote IN the House
OF Delegates Inst Saturday week
on tho resolutions for n conference
with the Bondholdcrs
The vote OH third reading and cngross-
mcnt wns ~ followsi
Ayrs, -Mcssrs. Adams, Akcrs, Ash
ton, Attkisson, DarbOuL Bernard,
brown, Burger, Burnhnm, Cruirhncld,
Dance, Davidson, Davis, Dlckerson,
Dlckcnson, Dyer, Edwards, Evans, farr,
faunllcroy, Flcklln, Fowler, Fulton,
Goodc, Graves, Green, Hall, II. II, llar-
risson, Reuben n. nai1isson, llaryic,
llcaly, Henson, hiner, Hunter, Waddy
n, james, Johnston, Kelly, keyscr,
Kyle, Lacy, Lee, Lowell, Luck, McCabc,
MrCnull, McCrnw, Mcdaniel, hrNsh-
Ian, Moncufc, Moofmnn, Nelson, Oglrs-
hy, Naglnnd Edmund e., liobinson, !.
n. Robinson Rylnnd, shannon, shell
hurnr, Shrlvcr, Shumnic, T., II Smith
NoulhWntd, Spespard, sykes, Warner Z,
hlhferro, Amltrw j 1aylor, William
TAYLOR, Trout, Vnnl.cnr, Joseph Walker,
Wallace, Watson, Whllnrtr, Smith, j.
n. White, 1homas NJ, White, wilkinson,
Wilnrr. wingncld, and Mr.. Spcnkrr-1p,
Nors f--hrssfs, Anderson, Buhnhnnn,
lolm AZ. psstar, Chase, Coleman, Cos
'Nfmik Cuflrti. Euhuls, finncy, Frazier,
f lulkcrson Gray, QHgsbly Hamilton,
Hanger, llardesty. Henry, Jordan. Me.
tonncll, Mushback, Norton, Parrish,
fnlllani Reese, aandldge =, Howard
tmlth, stcrens, George Walker, Whflng.
Wli,en, Wright, aud Young-53.
This House substitute fof senate reso.
ipilon was engruseed and passed.
Adjourned.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1879.
We publish in another column

We publish in another column
tho substitute adopted by the
House of Delegates last Saturday,
week by the decisive vote OF 70 to
33tor the Senate resolutions inviting
the Bondholders TO a conference with
the General Assembly on the 22nd
inst. The Senate will likely con-
cur. AT least the two Houses will
agree on some bill Of the sort.
So we are to have a conference
with the Bondholders. 1t should
be noted that while the Governor
has made any other mode of pro'
ceedure impossible for the present,
even this mode would have been
utterly impossible but tor the per-
sisted battle waged by The Read
iusters. Af:er all then the Fun
ders would not permit us to adj
vance on our line, and we have al
lowed them no rect on their favor
ito plan OF non action. From the
first the Funders have tried per-
sistenily to prevent any readjustN
ment of the debt at all, declaring
It both unnecessary and impossi' lie.
The Rcadjustcrs, foilcd on o.Ie line
have pressed forward by any and
every means, determined that nom
action shall not prevail. They
have now about brought the Bond
holders to parloy Nay, they
have 80 fur succeeded that Il direct
offer is made to surrender the 6
or cent. currency bond tor four
per cent. gold one. We have very
positive evidence these gcn'lmcn
will ccme to Richmond and talk
Nhe matter over with the Legisla-
tnre. There is one other point
worthy Of notice. The funders,
after the r,adjustcrs have so far
won the fight, step promptly for
ward and wish to bag the game
They attempt to dictate tie terms
uf the conference aud would claim
This measure to ht their child
Very different was the result. In"
stead Of permitting the Fundcrs to
produce the impression that the
rcadnlEters do not mean to read
just--that they are extremists,
dcmagougcs aud obslruciiorists- the
rcadjnsters, when they have made
ready tho case for action, step
promptly forward and. say to the
Bondholdcrs, Eve urc ready TO
treat with you as to terms of sur
render before we give the final
order to change your works.
The result is the bondholdcrs agree
to treat. Perhaps tho most inter-
cstiog phrazo OF the REIMBURSEMENT
mobement ia now about to pass be-
fore the public view.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
Hnised Ills Salary.

A few days ago, during one OF his
rounds through his palntial hotel, the
landlord of the Palmer House, enters
I'd room suddenly aud discovered y
window washer lclsurely engaged
reading n newspaper. Being very &C.
tive himself, he had no use for lazy
man, or one who sights his work. -
lie discharged the washer on the spot,
aud ordered him to 40 u the oiIice
for his pay. The MIN obeycd, got
his money aud went to his room on
the upper nour. arrayed himself In
his SUNDAY suit, packed IN his duds
aud descended Into the servants
apartments 10 take leave OF his for
urr associates. About Ibis tine Me-
Palmer entered, but di1 not rrcop-
ni,e his qnnujnm employee In his
store clothes "llcre. my man. YOU
look az though there was good work.
IN ,nu do you Nenl n jobW The
OK. washer, somewhat surprised, ad'
mit,rd that he stood IN need Of one.
,Cnn YOU wash wiudows2" The man
allowed that he could "Well,' bald
Mr.. Palmer. "1've Just discharged
n mnn who has been doing work oi
that sort. I paid him only 500 a
month. bot " yuu take the place and
20 right to ~oik. III pay you s22 |"
The proposition vas quie.ly accepted
aud IN half an bour the discharged
employee was serubblng away IN the
same old room
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

"Thou hast seen, o, Lord, by
the morning papers, how the Sab
bath has been dosccralcd !" said
nm enthusiastic divine. "Thou hast
seen, o, Lord, by the Richmond
DBpAron of the 18Th, how certain
leading Fundcrs declined to vote
for II conference TO settle the Pub
lie Dobtl" soyoth tho BnlsroL
NEws. See vote in another col
ann.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

= tStd From the NeigiibOrs OF
Mi AuUl

From an article headed "Loudon," 3"
In the Knoxville Republican, dated
Slh inst, the following IN au extract /:
FIRE FIEND.
"The store house occupied by s. l..
Saul A. Go. with nearly or quite all
the stock, was consumed by fire on
the night Of the 2lst inst. Fortu-
nptply. the stock was Insured for S3 900,
which our scandal mongers think was
n( lcnst one thousand dollars more
iiNn he whole thing was worth -
The building wnS brirk and situated
on the corner Of Gay street and Depot
Square, aud was owned Ivy Cowan
McClung n Go. of Knoxville. So far
n known here the building Ii u total
lOss 10 the owners.
The frequent irrs In our town, and
the heavy policts held 10y the propri-
ptors doesn't lessen the general Inn
prrpslnn that such accidents nre indeed
fortunate. especially when we add
TINT the parties were on the eve 0f
bankruptcy have causpd many think
henrnhOuis llnl heavy insurance poll.
clps ARE conducive 10 fires"
Without knowing the author or
qurstioning hls motives we ARE of
npinlon that the reference II likely tO
lulure Mr.. Saul, perhaps the general
character OF our town, therefore take
urnzurp and feel that we d. only our
duty In certifying NJ follows
We ARE acquainted IN u general way
with the circumstances under which the
fire occurrcd--um0unt Of stock on hand,
conditions on which II was Insured, and
having discussed and investigated qlIcs-
tions pertaining thereto, are nilly of
opinion that the fire was an accident, und
that on account Of II Mr.. Saul Il serious
ly damaged In pccuniary wuy, and
that the facts do not justify The "insinu-
alton, or whatever II may be properly
termed, above referred.
Il. NJ. Mngill, Prof q. W. Scrlbncr,
j. r. Lowry, II. NJ. Curoton,
Il. +. McQnlnn, q. 4. Upton,
Bistow Il May, A. Howard,
i. i. llnrrlsson j. " Sums,
Snm'l Anderson, \. u. Cooke,
West q simpson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

They wero lust married and he waa
about ten yrnr hprsrnior She threw
her arms around hls neck aud saldi
"rm your darling blu't ~" This wns
"pnft, V even fnr n wedding day. lie
replied: "lSss uo ~. lfts indeed 90 IN
ore husbands durling Thia was nj
least ten ycata "pnfler,"-- 7Oicdo
Commercial. YOU are oil wrong,
Thombs. Ten yenrH "Hnfler" he
would have spnlor Nv Jpflro before
h.ld have ehllpd her hny Allch thInR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

convince every one who reads his letter Of the
wonderful curative qualities OF VgaPTrSB 10 n
thorough cleanser and purIacr Of the blood
HYDE PARK, MASS, Feb, 10, 1870
Mn II. II, SrkyESS.
Dear Sir. boat ten wears ago my health fail
ed through the doplelng effects NJ dyspepsia
nearly year later | was attacked by typhoid f..
vcr In its worst form, II settled In my back, and
took tho foim ofa large deep'Seated absoe-s
which was Gfteon months In gathering. had two
surgical operations by the best skin In tho State
but received no permanent curo suffered great
pain NJ times, and WIS constantly weakened by n
profuse discharge | also lost small pieces OF
bone At different times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years, till May,
1874, when friend recommended me Ia 20 to yonr
office, aud talk with you Of tho virtue NJ NpHg.
rISR, did 10, and by your kindness passed
through yonr mann rfnct9ry, noting tho Ingredients
&C., by which youl remedy Ia produced,
NY whal saw aud hoard gained some conn.
danc' IN NfatrISH,
commenced taking II soon after, but folt worse
from iis effects still renevercd, and soon felt
Il was bonsGlilng me In other respects. Yet dld
not sec the results desired TIL | h d t,ken II
faithfully fol li,llc moro than u year, when the
dlnlcnliy In the back was cured and for nino
montha have enjoyed tho hest Of health,
have In that time gained twenty Eve pounds
NJ 1rsh, being heavier than ever before IN my
Ne, and was never more able to perform labor
thnnn W
nuisg tho pAN fow wcchu had scrorulons
swelling ~ lane as ny ast gather on another part
Of NY body,
7 took VgngriNg fdthmlly, and II removed II
Towel with tho surface In u month | think I
should have heen cured ~ my main trouble soon b.
or II I had tnkon larger doses, after having b..
come accustomed To- lts eTect..
Let yonr patrons troubled with rcrofula or kid.
hey dlsense understand that II takes time TO cure
chronic diseases aud, II they will patiently take
vEoFriSR, II will IN my judgement cure them.
with great obligations, Ism,
Yours very truly,
o. ". MANSFIELD,
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Tho pinnrt, Tor january.


Venus IL nn evening star though too
near the sun u he enslly seen IN tho
entity part NJ the month. She II,
huwpvpt, comlng toward the snfth,
while rprpding from the sun, aud by
The eud IT The mouth viii be = lrwutl'
ful nljrrt ~ behold, Ahininv brightly
~ the glow ~ twilight. SHE sets now
nlMui u'ulbrk. hall M hour after sun
ppt lui on tie Jl-t she win he above
The huflshn fur nearly NJ hour amer
sunset The ,ru-t interesting planet
ary event duting tie muulh viii oc'
eur about Tie 28i, when Venus, Ju
pitpf aud the new moon wiz Op ln
rbhlunUinh. The trio will make n
celestial picture beautiful to ppe, Tor
The fairps lstp,rt aud htarpst ~ thp
sdiaf hrtlherhuud will be side NY ei,lt
Jntiipi ~ e,pnlnp slur. hul he VIII
uuun ~ lusi iu sight. fbr M tile eiid NJ
The mouth he viii be too near the sun
~ hp visiihp, lie sets now alWut 7,
bat 90 the 3lst will set about hal past
%. Jupiter has nearly reached his
lpnst apparent dlmpnsiUis And pteat-
pst distance ~ spen irom the earth. -
He arrives at his extreme pnlnt uii the
Sth NJ February, hen he VIII he ili
conjunction with the Sun After THE
epoch he will feappenr un The western
side W tlip Huh ~ n morning Htnr,
drawing nearef ~ the earth And grow.
ing brighter tlll hlA opposition oii the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
Mn. II, Il, STgvENs.

Mn, II, Il, STgvENs,
In 1872 your Nogetlne was recommended 10 me,
NJ d yielding to the persuasion Of friend | com
Souted to try IT. At the time was suffering rom
general debility aud nel vohs y ostraiion, super.
Induced by ovaiwork asd irregular habi,s, Its
wonderful stronghing and curative properties
seemed to affect my dabilited system from he frat
dose AMI under It's persistent use ] raiidly re-
recovered, gsinidg moro than usual health aud
good feeling. Since thcn have not hosiRtcd to
give Negrtine my most unqualthed ihd0rsemeut
~ being safe, sure aud powerful agent In pro
noting health and restoring the wasted system to
new life and energy Negetine is the only mcdi
cine use and II, long rs live | never expect to
fnd bouer, Yours truly,
W. II, CLARK
100 Monterey street, Allegheny, Pom,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

Resumption Ia not to he interfer-
ed " ilh, after all. The point Of real
resumption, the equality Of paper
with god, was reached some fortnight
before the date fixed ly law. Una,
We hold covered everything thut was
wanted. and would have come with
out any law on the subject. u Is II
state Of things much easier to main
tain than similar equality VIII he
under the laws operation. For the
law provides the exact cUntraiy ol
what the legislation Of every other
civilized country seeks II lays bare
the nations stock of coin 10 theo
slaught of all the selfish specuiaO L
In the land. apd vests In no one the
power to eli, ok the outflow Of gold N
response 10 their demands. The
Bank Of England ~ that Of Franc 4,
checks excessive 0utilnws 10y control.
Ing the rate Of discount, Thus II
stopped, not long ngo, n borrowing
operation on the part II the Treasury
hy making erybody pay Excessive
rates for loans. The consequences Ol
these sudden advances IL to lorce large
sul,s, to foreigners. Of ~ Ods mad
stocks, and thus turn the tide of geld
toward the Bank again, But the
treasury Will have nO such power. 1t
II TO place the whole supply Uf 0iu az
the mercy II sp-culal0lS ,nGa+ed IN
foreign loans. or In large impoilllluns
of foreign goods: and this not tor tins
year, or my limited series Of years,
hut throughout all our future. For
II tue Secretary aud his frlrnds he
right, then resumption involves all
this. and anvlhlnV less Is repudiatioa.
Penn MonthW (Fh'd),
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

MISS llARRlEr IlosMER Is compli.
mcn,ed by lbo Uvrid, OF London, MS
the greatest Of The icw female scalp.
tors the world has ever seen, and one
Of the very few among those who
have produced strong work and not
moro prelIinrss.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21

TuE possibilities Of the telephone
may be imagined from the fact that
,chiperipg was distinctly heard, Que
day INST week, between Indianapolis
aud Chicago 2l0 miles. Rullrord d
men IN those two cities recognized
each other by their voices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-01-21
OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.

LorIsyILLE, KY, Feb l6, 1871.
Mr. II, H. STEVENS.
padr ST,--Three years ago was suffering tor
rhly with nfamatnry Rheumatism, Our minis
ters wifa advised me 10 take NEGBTiNg After
taking one bottle, was entirely relieved, Th'r
year. feeling a return Of the disease, again com.
merced taking 1t, and am being benefited greatly
IL also greatly improves m2 digestion.
Respectfully,
Mas A. BALLARD,
lnll Mnhl IarnIAnn SIrnnl.