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American SupersSiions.

To cat while bell is toilliue for
funeral causes toJJh icho. The
growing OF hon iullca.es some
approaching disaster. When amouse
gdiws u gown. some misfortune nay
DO apprehellel. ile who has teeth
wide asuni iar must seek bis fortune
in sjmo distant iaul, WhJover linis
4 four.loaf trefJll shamrock. should
wear it for gIol lucL BoIttrs
bread should b, giveu to children
who are SLOW in loiruin. t. SPEAK.
IL chill less than twelve mouths
old DO brought into a cell lr ho b..
comes fearful. When children pl,y
soldiers On tho road side it fore,
bJde1 war. A chill grows proud if
suffered to look into mirror while
less than twelve mouths old. Hs
who proposes moving iuto a new
hodSo INST soi | bsfDrsh N brell
aud A new broom. Wh5yyor sneez.
~ al al eIrly hour other hears
some news or receives some presouts
the SUM day Tue FIRST tJJtn cast
by u child should be swallowed by
tire mother to insure a new growth
os tooth. BlttoninJ the coat on
awry, or drawing on a stocking in-
81 10 out, ctuses matters TO - wrong
during the day. Dy benllng the
heal ID The hollow Of tho arin tho
iuitih Ic.tsr OF tho nan, Of ono
future spousei is represented. Women
wao SOW h,x seel, dirius tho pro.
cess, tell some cJnfoullns lies.
otherwise the yara will never ble,cu
white. When women are stu!iiny
bells tho MN shDud nOt rem lin in
tha house. otherwise the feathers
sill ecmc through the tick Wnen
stranger enters room he should
be obliged tD seat himself, il only
for moment as he otherwise takes
away the children sloep with him.
The following are onens of death
\ log scratching On tho dor Or
hbwiIng in particular mlnler, al
ow! hJJtlls Ia thi u1iJlb IRA ~ uf
the house. Domestic harm Iuy must
De preserved when wash dly cD,ns5,
in or,ler to insure fine weather.
which is indis pensable, az that cere-
nony is geue.ally performed out o!
doors.
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united, for in union alone is tNero
strength. When united NO must
act tact with promptness. energy,
and firm and uuwavoring deter.
minatiou. At all times, aud in all
places. fearlcssly uphold and defend
the principles VI the great and glu-
rious canse to which you belong.
Show TO the world by Your conduct
that you barber animosity to none,
but good VII to all that your de.
sire is for truth. and truth alone, -
and that your aim is TO secure that
freedom Of thought aud invesliga~
ton, that independence Of mind
which constitutes man the image Of
his Creator. Ia all places, where
we hold our regular weddings, we
should iuvlte our friends and pat
rons as members thereof we can
thus entertain and instruct them in
such OF the departments OF med.
icincs, IN the differences bet"ecr
medical schOOls, aud III other per
t'i'hb uiibbtl0 W hltl tti no tu
abled to comprehend aud thus en-.
list them in our favor by presenting
before them the d,iierential features
aud purposes existing between onr
own, anl the me licine Of q mcks
and hnmbugs, who 20 about pre-
tending to ccre diseases by tbus
doing, yon will not only accomplish
your object most thpughtfuly, but
will oterHi,e your name IN the an-
nails of fame, and po.terity will owe
you a debt which they never can We
pay, debt which will Increase and
continue TO increase from generation
to generation ia mathematical pros
Rression. IA the advantages OF our
County medical society becomes
more AMI more fully known and es-
tnblishel, 10 the CON pie:e overthrow y
of the Q1icks. aul their tea thous'
aud Consequent evils.
r. RoruEOch. VI D.
MIllleLurg, Pa.
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a eemp1sitor Discharged

There was Il cImpoSitor not only
discharged from the san Jose, Cal,
'letalI tho other day, but also fred
down fo1r flights Of stairs by the in.
turiatcl foreman Of that admirable
Journal 1t seems that the typo was
requested TO ligeu mp n certain
speech delivered at the Workingneu
State Convention held in that tnSn
With the usuN remarks in pareuthe-i4
Ths '11Gr, .ID vas carrying Il little
more be"r than was necessary, Just
then got hJll Of too wrong pco-
c-a I.uJs, causing tho elop Isnj
resolutions Of Nr. Van Armln,
referring 90 tho death Of Il member,
to read something like this Where
~, it HIS pleased Divine ProyId4u co
10 remove from our midst our bee
loved comAI, Allrilh IcNIce
loud applause |, wh1 has been cut
OF ~ the iJwer OF his usefulness
laughter .nl promise, it is ReseIv-
g |, That we tender t. his bereayed
iamily Icheers AMI friends our
sincere sympathy IN this their hour
Of afllicton cries Of Put him out, %
aud "Orlsr and assure them
while We humbly bow to the will
OF = voice. "ruree cheers for kear-
ney J Heaven. lament oar departed
brother rOars Of laughter / felloN-
citizen OF enlightened mind, states
manlIke views Ttres OF shut up
LeGs adjourn :! and broad and gen
erons sympathy for his kind. rerri,
fc cheers He is not lost but gone
before [deri.i'e cries OF "Oh. cheese
it, AMI continued laughter !. etc
In fact, the McNuck widow is
hunting for that unfortunate printer
vet, and cherishes the conviction
that he is still hiding in the hills.
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A Modern Ruth

Here is very pretty story, the
truth of which is vOuched for:
A young lady from the South was
wooed aud won by Young Califor-
nian physician. About the time the
wedding was to come OH, the young
man lost his fortune. He wrote the
lady u letter releasing her from her
engagement. Aud what does tn
dear good girl do Why she takes a
lump Of gold her lover had sent her
in his prosperity as a keepsake, and,
having it Manufactured into ring,
forwards it 10 him with tho follow.
ing inscription "EntreGt mo not to
leave thee, or to return from follow
ing after thee for whittier thou go-
est, | will go and where thou lodg-
est, | will lodge thy people shall be
my people, and thy God my God (;
where thou diest, will | die, aud
there will | be buried the Lord do
80 TO me, and more also, if aught
but death part thee aud me. ~ We
may add that fortune again smiled
on the young physician aud that he
subsequently returned to the South
to wed tho sweet girl he loved, aud
who loved him with such undying
affection, Readers, this is all true,
Young ladies who read the Bible as
closely rs tine heroine of this incident
seems to have done are pretty sure
to make good sweethearts, aud bet
tor wives.
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Street Lie in veniss.

Venices $ great impression is its
street llfe-so brilliant, 50 highly
c llJrel, 50 unliks Of any othor citv.
The common place shows of the
giuie-bOoks are Il It aud lislppoint
ing; tho prisons, ,ddn ,eon5. BIl 20 Of
Sishs aud Sd forth. Tho school
girl glamour thrown over these
places is III .iuly lr.eeible to Byron 5
sentimental wash Of verse. The un-
balanced poets judgment on the
historic events OF Veuice is about as
weak aud vicious as his julymeut
on other matters aud his ignorance
Of fact is appalling. The daily
picture OF Venice, however, is some .
thing OF which changes ever with
the hour. G)uiola life is SON othiuI
deliciously dreamy aud luxurious in
the soft light OF day or unier the
sheen OF moon aud starlight. Let
dark night come aud rain. however
and these long, narrow, deep. black
boats, seen mysteriously from the
faint point Of light on their brow
take to themselves tho l.keuess of
tloatiug cotlins steerel by the shades.
The effect is iudescribsbly sepul
chral. You seem to DO aloue in tue
waters of Htles am )ug tho spirits.
The sondolas are all Of tho funeral
black, with black draperies over the
dark cabin. Many centuries ago Ve-
netian law ordered this pattern and
color. for what reason do not know.
The laws of Venice do not change,
aud the gondolas are all black and
ghostly to this day. The streets are
narrow aud blaze with light, Their
narro ess--sopetim not over
three feet--makes very little light
serve to brilliantly illuminate them,
aud the Jest in the shop win lows.
kept open till late at night keep
them bright aud blazing almost with
out tho outdoor lamps. Through
them the people surge in constant
streams-all nations, all classes, all
colors. You study the world, but
even the Venetians themselves pres =
cut some strong contrasts, for they
ia tune are made up of the blood OF
many people. One striking contrast,
which you soon note, ID that the
Venetian men as a body are dark,
their women blonde. Tue sounds,
too are polyglotta, aud everything is
International 1t was my arst 81 yht,
for instance, OF Greek IN ,noy which
| received several times Ia change.
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he beloved he would scud Ned next

he beloved he would scnd Ned next
year. il Ned wanted to go.
"Will you come over, Polly 7"
aoked the Squire, rs he was getting
into the wagon e. drive home.
vi will come" was the answer.
A month later there was q grand
wedding at Ox.bow farm house, and
Ms. Jones appeared in han lsome
new dress, which she ha won from
Tobias, because she could not 900
Why he had anything to do with
the making of u IN itch that calne
about because Of tho fljins Of
Squire Cnaso's briujlel OK in Wild
os HJoker's wost field.
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ihe Phenlx Pectcra'.

Has proved itself 20 10 peculiarly adapted tc
old persons, cousumpttyrs ana children. IL
breaks = cold. IL stop, a 'pugh. ~ aids ex-
pectOauOn 10 gives Instant reliel. 10 gives
strength, n brings rest, T. unS made noro
cure, thiu tly other medicine. Thousands IT
the citizen. q Eastern Pennsylvania have
used it Tor Ynar. past lud testify o. tho relief
given and cures srrctrd.
Price, % cents ur bottles Tor al,
Prepared by Low Dbsruottzer, NJ ID. aud
sold hy John \. Mpatz. Mddleuurg, and san.
Onton n BARRIER, teutreyille, pe.
April 2rd, lsiH. :.
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Mother, noticing her little dsugh-
tor wipe her mouth with her dress
sleeve, asked her what her handker.
chief was for. Said the little one !,
1T is to shake Ut the ladies in the
the street. That is what papa does
with his"
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
OR SIX BOTTLES FOR SIS.

Delivered to any address free from OBJ
seryation.
"PaIents" may consult by letter, re.
ceiv.ng the scme attention rs by calling,
~ answering the following questions
|. Give your name aud post,oiiiice nd.
dress, county and State, and your nearest
express oitce
2. Your age and sex
3. Oes6pstiont
4. Married or single
). Height, weight, now and In health
o. How long have you been sick
7. Your complexion. color Of hair and
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s. Having you STOPPING or erect gait
9. Relate without reservation all you
know about your case. Enclose one dol.
lar as CONSULTATION feee. Your letter will
then receive our attention, and We will
give you the nature of your disease and
our candid opinion concerning q cure.
Competent Physicians attend to cores.
poudents. All letters should be address
ed to Dispensatory, l2l7 Filbert Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
X. T, Him BOLD,
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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A Aphysician hAs discovered yellow
fover germs ia loo. The safest way
Ia ~ boil your loo bofore using. This
kills tho germA
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Il q . & ry.
RenteA Dor Thy Mother.

Load thy mother tenier,y
Down life's steep decline,
0nce her arm was thy support,
Now she leans on thine.
See upon her loving face
Those deep lines Of care /;
Think lit Was her Toll for thee
Left that record there.
Ne'er forget her tireles watch
Kept by day and nieht,
Taking from her sep the grace.
From her eye the light.
Cherish well her faithful heart
Which through weary years,
Echoed with its sympathy
All smiles and tears.
Thank God for thy mothers love,
Guard the priceless boon /;
For the bitter parting hour
Cometh all too soon
When thy grateful tenderness
Loses power TO save,
Earth will bold no js,rer sp,t
Than thy mothers grave
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In searching for wife look only
at tho feet, for does not the old ad.
age say to us that "All's well that
ends we'll "
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Whose fndeth a wife hndeth a
good thing, says solomon lie prac.
ticed what he preached, aud On an
extensive scale.
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MY
BACK !"

neys, Liver Bladder and Urinary Of
gsns. Dropsy, Gravel Diabetes, Bright's
Disease OF The Kidneys, Retention lr ln-
confluence Of Urine, Nerv Gus Diseases,
Female Weakness. and E1cssses: HUNTS
REMEDY is prepared EXPRESSLY for
these diseases,
From Rev, e G. Taylor. D. D., Pastor
FIRST Baptist Church.
PRuytuESCs, Il, l., Jan. ;. -.
can testify to The virtue Of HUNTS
REMEDY ia Kidney Diseases from actual
irial, having been greatly benefited ny
its use, e, q. TAYLOR.
Providence, X. l., Aug. 10, 1878.
WV. L. CLARKE -DEAR SIR: having
witnessed the wonderful effects Of
HUNTS REMEDY in my owr ca-e, and in
great number Of others, recon mend Il
TO all afflicted with kidney diseases OF
dropsy. Those afflicted by disease should
5ecure toe medicine which will cure Ihan
ia the shortest possible time, HuNt'S
REMEDY will DO this.
Respectfully Yours,
Il. 4. DAwLEY, 50 Dyer St,
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Heymb0{dS BuChu
INTIG0RAlBS THE STOMACH.

And stimulates the Torpid Liver, Bowlcs.
and Kidneys ~ healthy action, IN clean.
sing be blood ot all Impurities, and im-
parting new life and yigor to the whole
,ystem
4 single trial will be quite sufficient to
conviacr The n1si ues.,aIng Of iis valua
bic remedial qualities.
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vlpxKhApx essA y sAA.| ossAsAs - s''''',s:
aud thrilling ever = Ne tones q
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The board of education-the black
,oard.
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-hyhiud the door," hs answered.
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HUNTS RENE
DI The GREAT
htpNEY NNu Liv-
EE Medicine.
cures pain in tue
Back, Side Or
LuIns, and all lis.
eases ol the Kid
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
The Grant Boom. +"

We do not believe that Gen. Grant
will seek the Presidency again, nor
do we believe that he will refuse a
call which he considers loud enough.
He carries cool head on his shout
ders, and believes in his star. IF he
wanted the Presidency never so
much, he would know how to conceal
his desire, and to gain strength
thereby. His reticence and GOODNESS
are strong points which give him an
immense advantage over aspirants
who work for the nomination. He
stands better chance to be the Re-
publican candidate in 1880 than any
other man in the country, and events
may make it impossible to nominate
any other man. The Democrats ia
the extra session gave his canvass a
great impetus. They succeeded in
making good stock of Republican
thunder, and providing materials
which the Republicans will use to fire
the Northern heart. This brings
Grant to the front, for the people
believe in. his obstinacy. What was
only ''bummer's boom,' becomes
a great popular movement.-Dem
ocrdtac Exchange.
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HERE AND THERE.

Ex-Gov. Noyes is about the only
Minister at his post.
Puck: "The cherry pie is arrived.
IT'S true, its pity, pity Ills tits
true"
Pierre LoriIlard owns real estate to
the amount of over 100000 at New
Port, Z. [.
Lady de CliffJrd, belle of London,
who was married last spling, is not
yet sixteen years of age.
Snow fell in some parts of Germany
in the middle of July, and at Lands
hut all the young swallows were
frozen.
Portraits of all the Governors of
New York, except Sam. J. Tilden,
bang in the Chamber of the Common
Council, in Albany.
The famous solid silver vase pre-
scented to Henry Clay. in 1914. by the
Wings, is offered for sale in Boston by
the great mau's grand son.
The New York Post speaks OF the
Duchess of Connaught as the Czar's
daughter. Rather hard on that ex-
cruciating, by literary old paper, that.
The wife of Chief Justice Waite, of
the United States Supreme Court,
while alighting from her carriage the
other day in Hodly me, Conn, fell and
badly fractured her leg, below the
knee.
Minister Lowell complains that bis
| business at Madrid is TO tell people
| when the museums are open, what
theatres 10 go to, who are the best
miliners and tailOre, and when pre-
sentatiOns are to be made at court.
A young man was introduced 10
Secretary Sherman The other day by a
friend, who said: He's Republican
clear through, Mr.. Secretary the only
trouble is. he's little young.n "DOn't
you aOish You aOere?p answered the Sec
Rotary.
The latest sensation in Rome is 8
bicycle race on the VIA Appia, be-
tween two ladies'. belonging to the
very best soc'e'y. They made their
appearance on their iwo-wheeled con
Germs, dressed in ccq4ettlsh Spanish
hats, vests aUd tights. One was the
wife Of the first secretary of the
Belgian legation.
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NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
r. A [ L r O A ID .

For speed, safety and comfort you will
find this line to be unrivalled. For the
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
all principal offices. Emigrants wishing
to go West, either to locate or as pros
pectors, will and it to their advantage to
go by this route. Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have notiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coaches
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
road and quick time.
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The.AnnualV Olumes OF hARPRR's Bazaar, in
clotn binding, will be sentby express, tree OF
dollar per v1lume), Tor 81 20 each. A complete
Set, Omprising Eleven Volumes, sent on re .eipt
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ANOTHER one of those Con-
gressional Committees, created for
the express purpose of spending the
peoples money, is on the wing.
Cincinnati is its present abode. It
is a committee to inquire Into cleo
ton matters in that city in 1878.
In 1876, Banning and Saylor, two
Democrats, were elected from that
city, and in 1878, Butterworth and
Young, two Republicans, were
elected. During the last extra
session a memorial was laid before
Congress, stating that the two
successful candidates had been guilty
of bribery and fraud. At the time
the Grand Jury of Hamilton county
was in session and this being brought
before them by the Prosecuting At
torney they summoned the signers
of the memorial to appear before
them. The investigation showed
that some of them had been induced
to sign the instrument through mis-
representation, some through iguo-
rance, some through one reason an(
some through another but none Of
them knew positively what they
charged. Notwithstanding this, the
great Democratic "back down" ap-
pointed this committee to go to Gin
cinnati and investigate.
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Worms are miserable affiiction,
found in most families, and not un-
frequently fatal in their effects.
Therefore, delay not-but immedi-
ately ask your druggist for "Dr. G..
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, .
and happiness will bless your house
hold. Only see that "Fleming
Bros, "a Wood street, Pittsburgh, -
is on the wrapper, or you will get a
worthless imitation.
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Bellevue High School,
BEDFORD COUNTY. VIRGINIA,

school in which young AID boys are
prepared for University CT for business High
and healthy location. full corps of teachers,
thorough ins tFuctior, liberal provision for the
accommod alton and comfort OF students. For
catalogues con aiming intor atiUn dress
W. K. ABB0rT, Principal. Bellevue P. o.
july2 d&w2m 81
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Martha Washington College,
ABINGDON, Virginia.

AbingdOn, Virginia.
'THE best equipped Female College IN the
l. South. Thorough ineiruct on guaranteed
in al the branch es of first class education.
Music a specially. The campus covers eleven
acres. and is an elegant spot. The buildings
cost nearly $50,DGG.03. Every room is hand-
somols carpeted and furnished, Table excellent.
Board tuition fuel. washiag and lights tor 40
weeks $780,. The same with music $3.50. For
Cd alegue address --t+e
Rev. =. F. HO$S, N a.. President.
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Hg>HE undersigre1 Commissioners, appointed
j by the County Court of Blount County, will
receive bids for building a new Court House Tor
Bount County. in Maryvlle, Tennessee. The
plan and specifications and copies of the con
tracts may be seen and examined at the Office of
j. f. Baumsnp, Architect. in Knoxville, Ten
nessee, or at tie off ,e of the Clerk of the County
Court 10 Mary vile. Bids wilt be received for
the completion of Ike whole building or for the
brick work, car penter work and stone work sep
arately, as bidders may choose.
The house must be completed b. September
LIST, 1850.
The County Court has made assessment of
taxes to cover more than half the cost of the
building; One fourth of the price agreed to be
paid will be paid when the work is half CONS
pleted, one-fourth when the work is three
fourths COL p .eted and toe balance by January
Ikt, 1881.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Sealed bids will be received st the Office of the
Clerk of the Coun ty Court, ia Maryyille, until
Saturday, August 18th, 1879. at y O'Clock NJ.
l.. GRE SR Chm.
JAMES WATERS,
ST BELL,
III, S. CATLETT,
A R MC3ATH,
inIe 93i6t Commissioners.
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University Of Virginia.

Session begins on the First of October, and
continues niue mon h. Apply Tor catalogues to
the Secretary OF the Faculty. p. O., University
of Virginia. Albemsrle Co., Virginia.
JAS. F. HARRISON Chairman of Faulty.
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HARPER.S PERIODICALS.

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The THREE publications, one year............1O
Any TWO, one
SIX subscriptions, one o.
Terms for large clubs furnished on application.
Postage Free to suracribeIs in the United
States or Canada.