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ssETHGTEfAz84AIN By Enb p = DaAA->s-
section I 0i the g Act 10 Provide aplan
al settlement Of the Public Debt, ap-
sSroved March %. 1879, Known as The NC
BILL as olloRs -'-..---
{. Ting owners. OF all eIasses OF bonds mem
toned Il, this act who shall exchange their
,SaeHrIsies foF the bon ds created under TINS
act. and who shall not have set received certi-
fic,ates representing heremaining one third
~ their pr1ucioal and interest, due ana pay
ahla ,by, the State OF West Virginia, shall re-
ceiye certificates OF q like character to those
issued under. the act. of March Both, 1871
when they make such exchange; and the
state of Virginia will negotiate or aid the
creditors holding oil Of such certificates IS
syled under this act or previous acts 10 ne
Irritating with the State of West Virginia
Tar, AZ, anicable settlement: OF the claims OF
sueh creditors against the State OF West
Virginia. The acceptance OF the said certi-
ficates for West Virginia's one third, issued
under this act, shall be tabe,a and held as a
4fuu and absolute release Of, The state OF
I Ttrainia from, ALL ltabslity on account OF
The said, CertifcGtes."t ~
/ .Thereais no doubt conveyed in the Ian
guage used,' says the Valley Virginian.
"Those accepting tbe. terms Of the adjust
ment release Virginia OF the. one third as
signed to West Virginia and forever settle
that mooted point The reduction OF the
rate Of Interest from 6 to 4 per cent, or 8
per cent. for ten years, 4 per cent. for
twenty years, and 5 per cent for ten years,
and the surrender of one half of the already
accumulated interest, are results OF great
magnitude, and should be carefully con-
sidered and weighed. Let each voter put
himself in the place Of; the parties making
the concessions and: ask the question,
would I do it myself?' A little cslm
reflection will present the great gain to the
Commonw ealth and impress the wisdom OF
the policy OF accepting the adj ustment
which effects such desirable ends.'
By this settlement Virginia will save
twenty-six millions Of dollars. And yet
MALONE and MASSEY are ready to involve
Virginia in vas. loss by repeating the settle
ment, upturniDg the government, and del
uging the land in ruin and misery.
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THE READJUSTERS' COSVENTl0S-F SEA-
son AT THE wARM-sENAT0R WADE HAMP-
TON - ACCIDENT --JAIL-BREAKING-F FROST,
&c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
... WARM SPRINGS. VA,
.-.. .r2r September II, 1879.
The Rcadjusters' Convention, represent
ing the counties of Bath, Allegheny, and
Highland, met here yesterday. Mr.. l.. T..
Mann, OF Richmond, was elected chairman,
and II, P. Cosby and J. X. Campbell secre-
taries. There were only twenty-one dele
gates present-twelve from Bath, six from
Highland, and three from Allegheny. Mr..
Adam Stevenson moved that the Conven-
ton support the nominee and use all honor
able means to secure his election. Adopted.
Resolutions were adopted protesting against
The action OF the State Conservative Com
mittee in reading them out OF the party,
and declaring they would not be read out,
and making the usual deliverance on the
McCulloch bill and high taxes.
Mr.. William FL. Revercomb, OF Bath, was
then nominated by reclamation as candl-
date for the House, and the course Of Mr..
joseph Sherrard in the last Legislature APP
proved and bis candidacy for the Senate en-
dorsed. After whicb, the quietest and least
enthusiastic CoryenlionI ever attended adj
journed sine die. j
Senator Wade Hampton arrived here this
evening. His son, Wade Hampton dr.,
and his bride have been here some days.
Although it is so late in the season, there
are daily arrivals, and many OF the COM
papy will remain until late in october.
Colonel Eubank has had the best season
this wear ever made here-about one thou
sand persons having visited at the springs
since the 1st of june ~ .:a@s.i.j ~
David Willis, negro from StauDton,
confined in the Highland Jail for house
breaking, .dexterousiy sawed staple Sum
day night and effected his escape.
Mr.. William III. McAllister, Of this place,
returning from the Miifburo' Conservative
Convention, of which he was chairman, on
Hast Thursday, was dragged by his buggy
in the Warm Springs road one hundred and
fifty yards, andwas good deal bruised and
cut. though not seriously hurt. lie extri-
Gated himself with much presence OF mind.
There was quite heavy frost at Monte
rey. Highland county, yesterday morning,
killing pumpkin and rUmato-vines.
= g. = = ,:ss,,l,ta OLD BoTETOURF.
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A prominent Virginia Republican, now
here. accidentally and uniptentionally re-.
vealed secret this morning to the effect
that his party In that State would hold off
election, when the Debt-payers and Repu-
diators had made their. respective tickets
for the General Assembly, and had thereby
pretty we'll divided the Conservatives, they
would nominate tickets in all the cities and
counties, and by polling their entire
strength eleet,tif not enough to give them
the United States senator, at least sufi.
cient number to enable them to name the
man, and, by uniting with either wing of
the Conservatives, to. elect him. Washing
ton tetter-ALex1ndriG Gazette.
five don't credit this story; but we give
it for. what 1t is worth.
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WHAT IS SAID OF NEW YORK IN WASHING
TON.-One Democrat was asked: !

y
WHAT IS SAID OF NEW YORK IN WASHING
ToN.-One Democrat was asked: J
"But will the Democrats carry the State?"
Eyes. Robinson will be elected. Kelly
will not receive ten thousand votes, and
New York will send solid delegation to
the National Convention for Tilden, for
President. The South will come in nearly
solid for him, and he will be nominated and
believe elected z~
twill Kelly stick it out 2"
g don't know. BE has backed down
several lines before and may this time. I
rather think be will; but it makes but little
difference whether he does or not, Robinson
will be elected anyway.
! The Washington Post says, . S.
4 Until yesterday the Post has never enter
tanned a doubt as to the ability Of the De-
mocratic party to elect its presidential can
-didate In 1880. The action Of the New
York Democratic Convention ut Syracuse
yesterday places the5whole matter in dar <
uncertaiaty.
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=, The e LANES River REPRESENTATIVES.

Inc sldIuCS 1OlNO4 4cCk@SSSA~S~~S3' WV
The representation Of James-River Val
lev is the backbone" Of our legislation.
We always look with hope and trust to that
part OF the State. Keep that strong in the
faith and in practical wisdom, and rely
upon it, the representation Of the Common
wealth will be guarded against any unto
ward mistake damaging to the public in
terest or detrimental to the natural harmo.
ny Of Virginia alliances.
Along the very main artery OF this Vir-
ginia defensive line there are TO be interest
ing ex pIoits 10 the maintenance OF the in
tegrity Of the representation in the Virginia
Legislature. Weshave recently displayed
our regard for the locality. just now there
is,a legislator of, great value TO the State
who is again presented for nomination, and
who it is important should be returned to
the legislative councils. This is Sena-
tor C. IT. SMITH, of Nelson. He has
proved his great vigilance and his
remarkable knowledge OF all questions to
be considered. He is always watch
full and well-informed. He is native
of Nelson; was q brave soldier in the Con-
iederacy, and has always exhibited his pub
lie devotion. Particularly is he always
Jealous for the welfare of the James-Riyer
Valley. Mr.. SMITH is good parliamentary,
and one of the best and most sagacious OF
parliamentary tacticians. 1t is important
that man Of SO much forecast and practl-
cal sense should be sent back, especially at
the present session. when the public bust
ness will be of the most critical interest
The State this year has to do great deal
in the way OF systematizing her affairs and
giving them more OF pcrmanency than has
prevailed for some time. 1t is year when
experienced and vigilant legislators are
especially wanted. We trust that the Nel-
son district will return Senator SMITH to
his post. he is indeed valuable, repre-
septatiye. - -., -. :; -, ..s.... is ".- .-f
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The New York police have captured q
gang OF house-breakers who have been
plundering houses left unoccupied during
the summer. The splendid house OF Mrs.
Snow, on Madison avenue, had been entered
by the thieves, who made II their home for
several weeks. e-t
The steamer European (Britishl, Captain
Thomson, from New. York for Liverpool
With cargo OF grain, cotton, tobacco, and
sheep, put into Halifax on WednesdayEigh
| with her machinery disabled. 1t win pro
babig take three or four days'to repair dam
F.! ages.
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A Readjuster, Nominated for New
Kent and Charles City.
{ Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

: IJOfreSpOuUEECC OF tIE ftICHNUHU DIsUaEEI'l
:. SEPTEMBER II, 1879.
The Convention to nominate q candidate
for the Legislature for the counties OF New
Kent and Charles City met at New Kent
Kent Courthouse to-day, and was called to
order by Major V. Walden, who was made
president OF the Convention, and 4. 81.
Crump secretary. The delegates from
Charles City county being instructed to
support no man for the position unless he
was supporter OF the McCulloch bill, after
conference Withdrew from the CoRven-
ton; after which Hon. B. W. Lacy was,
unanimously nominated by the New Kent
delegates for the Legislature from this dis
trict. 81.
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The Social Science Association at Sara
-toga resolved on Thursday that the crea-
ton by convention between the leading
Powers Of an international coinage founded
on the grain weight OF gold, $40 fney the
leoiBs OF such system to bear no denomipa.
.tal stamp but shat OF their metric weight,
would materially facilitate the business OF
systematically exchanges and constitute On
fmportans,step towards q possible uniicar
ton OF all the monetary systems OF the
world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-13

% Frederick Moss aged eight years, who,
Lii company with'lhe rest OF his family, was
bound for Michigan, while asleep and un-
noticed by his parents stepped from the
night eg press six miles east Of MeadRille,
Pa. ,aon4 Wednesday, 4 but was net injured.
The train ssasss running ut the speea OF
iorty.fye miles per hour,
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Will you overthrow the Supreme Court
of the United States? II not, you cannot
touch the contract. Read That court, in
the case of Murray Us. The City of Charles
ton goth United States Reports, says:
estates when they borrow money and
contract to pay it back with interest do not
act as sovereigns. They come down to the
level OF ordinary individuals. Their con-
tracts ,haye the same meaning as that OF
similar contracts between private parties"
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ssHow Cheating Depraves the Mind J" is
the caption OF an editorial in the Dispatch
OF tue Cd. The Conservative press, in
GLIDING the Dispatch, ought to know all
about it, for the fraud they are now trying
to practice on the people OF Virginia in
claiming the McCulloch settlement to be a
Conservative measure is the biggest kind
Ola cheat. : Valley Yiygtnian. J,
We claim it as n Conservative measure
because the highest authority In the Con-
seryatiye party has prom ounced it to be such.
You may claim 1t as a Republican measure
without offending rs. Whenthe Methodist
claims the Bible: as a Methodist book, or
the Presbytsriaa claims Il as q Fresby terrain
book, he does not thereby forbid his neigh
bcrs 10 claim II as a Baptist Gran Episcopa-
lian book. We claim the MoCuILoCg bin
afirmatiTely as Conservative measure, not
negatively as an anti Republican measure.
We are ready and willing 10 give tothe Re
pubilcans altthe credit they deserve In con- CON
neetion NTH 1t.
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One day last week an old darby brought
bis entire crop of tobacco to town, for
which he received the cool sum OF upwards
of one thousand dollars. The old man was
DdnuiAe Times. ..as
All the negroes that WENDELL PHILLIPS
croons over in Massachusetts don't save that
much money in year. IT,.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS ARE Sow

Ne COHEN BROTHERS ARE Sow
OFFERING
800 dozen LADIES and GENTLFMEN'> LININ
HANDkERCIilEFS three Tor 20. H"s; %
which are valued ~ Csc. oach
Also, large stock Of line IlEM~Il TCHED iltNi.
kERCHIEFS al near On" baIf their v:I'.:
200 pieces of SILK BEREGE and TISSUE VEIL
ING AT considerably i.,s Than mtrbrt y1lnr:
so pieces REAL BRETONHf. LACE II Il p,:e
than the imitation;
Also. Il large stock Of PATENT FhLEN'iE\Nt>
TORClIDN, FRENCH. ana other EEtL aa:
IMITATION LACEs Tor cDn>idrrih.y t'- ..-ia
market value;
420 pieces Of EVERLASTING " t"IinN
TRIMMING; at 20 and 35c. pee, * ''-'"
yards, generally sold al near dru!Ic. ""
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III FALL SEASON, 1879,
TRALuiMER BROTHERS,

COL BROAD, CORNER SMITH SHEET.
We take great pleasure in Informing oDT re.
and the public generally Tia, Sc are ~" r'. '."
our
FIRST SUPPLY OE~ NEW FALL. "" ~.
II shall be our aim during liz entire ,va,"a gi..''
10 our cu.toIncrs all tie
and NEWEST srlLE>ui ."'' 3
Just rs soon ~ 'i- ,""~l.'
Our large increasing trad" -uaDt, o. - s"'
larger quantities, and ", vii! DC able "-~" .'.
barg Iins than ever.
We shah Op.n on MONDAY, >rp'-9'.'1 500
tremendous stock Of
WHITE. RED, aud COLOKEh 2LAN"h--'
lust purchased At AUCTION.
These goods arc worth every aI.S'- a;i'"..'"' >
there has never been anything ~ :@t> 81! HAt -"
at such prices
BLACK CAstNERES: BLACK CA>iNtR>>.
We have i,is: purchased! 4 ki Of SINrf-t""' ~'
among which Is orr All mD& uum'rT ~ 'V','
best quality and the greatest bargain '''
Richmond have ever 3ouEci. All ~ """' -
GooDs will do well 70 give Us \ CAL. .,.,,yg
LADIES', CHILDRENHs, aud hr : -.
WEAR by the cargo. We csn >'i"" W.
best ssorlment Of iae,e goods III 'He N"''
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
beautiful stock IN all the arwsa' ~ g '-''
| ccved. r,. Il\E>>
CAsslMERES, CLOTHS, TABLE h,.,,r,
! suAWLS, NAPKINS, BLANkkI>' f'r..
| KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, CoRsf / : "'' ,,,.,e,.
sand other articles, all 10 be sold Al 'sI'" p,.sT
| TRY OUR sec. USLAUSpAiEo SiH"'
| LINEN BOSOM AND CUFFS. ,,yr rk>lt.
| Our new fall-stysc DoAS>iN q, Io,,, -
,oSc ara row IN. 4 fuI, assortment a'"''
hand. Catalogues free at ,orurxS,
Ncw 6Ol Broad, corner stN'" sun:
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We-ahaye sseeH il stated that General
MAT d., ELLIorT isstilla eandidatefprj
thesenate, notg ithstaD ding that his friends
sent delegates % the iiss.e Senatorial Com
EeRtton in his DISTRICT charged to, isecureI
Gle nomination FOR him q sss not VII
ling TO Think That Genaral ELLIoTT. Is a mani
Of that sort. Weawaft further intelligence.
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Died, THURSDAY, September 11i,l, at 1890 p. NJ,
John REL LEX beloved h1sb ind Of Mary A. ReiI-
III aged thirty years aud two months.
The funeral VIII take piace from his late resi-
fsencP, 21OO Mia street, HI Saturday MORN
ING as $50 O'clock Frlendy Of the family invited
TO attend. .-~y-.-~.-..,-ss----A,,
Dild. In Manchester. september 18th, OF cholera
infantuIn, GRACE ETHEL. infant daughter Viz
ginia p. and Andrew j. Gallagher; aged four
The funeral will take place at4 oclo ch THIS fSat-
urday) AFTERNOON from her faith e-'s residence,
Bainbridae street between III gh,h and Ninth.
Died. Friday evening the 18Th instant, at 9:I5
o'clock. Mrs. CORA 4. GREY. the widow Of George
p GREY, ST.. ESQ.,. In The year OF her
age. She leaves SIX children. many grandchildren.
and large circle OF friends to mourn their irrepa-
rabie loss. -7s. 81. ~ .i4stss .5i - -..E
Her funeral will take place from the Ebenezev
Baptist church SUNDAY MORNING the 18th In
slant at II O'Clock. -.- ....-
She has been matron OF the Friends Asylum for
Colored Orphans for eight years. &
Washington, Philadelphia, and Detroit papers
please COW. -. =.
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NT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. HENRY MCDONALD will preach at II 4. n.
and at p NJ. The sermon at night Will be the be-
ginning OF series for the special benefit Of young
men to be delivered during several successive Sun
day nights.
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NJ THE REG ULA R MONTHLY
MEETING or THE BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION will be held with the
Sidney church SUNDAY the l4ih, at 81 O'Clock p.
NJ. J. BooToN HILL, Secretiry.
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. E-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH,-Preaching at IL A. NJ. by Rev. VIII
LIAM T. HATCHER, d. D., and at 8 p. 81. by Dr..
W. Fl. TUCKER, Of New Orleans.
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~ MAN CHE STER BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Preaching at IL A. N. by DR.. w. r..
TUCKER, OF New Orleans, and at P. n. by DR..
HATCHER, OF Richmond.
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For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON s. Co.
Hauorth's. By FRANCES HoDGsoN BUR-
NETT, author Of '.Tbat Lass o. Lowries."
New York: SCRIBNER d Sons.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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fLr FALL STYLES VI IL LIN T. ~
now READY.-MRS. +. UUI/LEE, 5s5 HF'tt
street, Richmond, Va, has just r'turi' from "a.
first northern "trip. with Hcw and compI" 4" t" .t
FALL MILLINERY. Al the new shlp'- 90 -
in Canton, Milan, Cojurg. and Fancy >tla".. H'.'
vets, Pain and ChaugcabIr Sl!H> Fancy I..'.r-.
SatinS. Ribbons ia ali III. new shade. ta'i~sr'
new styles AT low prices. Mrs. +. llUlILth'
;tll 80 J2J !irul. -','''.
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Gg FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
OF Twelfth and Broad ts).-Rev. E-W. WAR
REM, D. D., win preach on SUNDAY At IL A. M. and
SPIN. IL
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Mr. SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Preaching by Rev. j. q. TYLER 1T II
A. VI. and i. n.
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~ FIRST PRE- b Y Z r | \ y
CHURCH Corner OF Tenth and Capitol strcc.sl.
Rev. W. Z. RICHARDSON will preach at o'clock
A. 81. No service at night.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED j..
IL r. FLOyJRNOY my lawful aeensto conduct tne
HUCKsTERlNG BUSINESS In the Ftrss Mafkss
:" gay anu 's' w SA'D ' JOHN L. FLo.uRSoY.
'RIcHMosp, Va. September u, ls79, ,s "a
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Ey G IRA E-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CI1URClE-Thc Rev. II. &. HILL, Of Fay
etteville n. g., will preach 1t II O'Clock \. VI. No
afternoon service.
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s. WSsretnra Thank sos I'D inyisafiols a. Is 4
tournament and ball at BnrkeYille.
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MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. J. L. WHITLEY will preach SUN
DAY, September 14th, at IL A. II. and =. NJ.
Revival services every night next week except Sat-
urday, beginning promptly at o'clock. wei
come to all.
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The. Marabte Family. A Novel. By SHA-
Hs.s-voD---.P hiadalnhia.: -1IppIECoTT
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EXCURSIONS.
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIORAILWAY.
LOWEST ROCSD-TRlP RATES EVER OFFER
ED TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

From the 1St 10 the 5;h Of September, 1879,
ROUND-TRlP TICKETS. GOOD FOR FIFTEEN
street, and at the Chesapeake and Ohio Dcnot ticket
Office. Broad seventeenth street, 1T The follow
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M METHODIST SUNDAT-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist sunday School Society will be held at
Nicholson Street Methodist church, Rockets. SUy-
DAY AFTERNOON ut SO O'Clock. Interesting adj
dresses and other exercises may be expected.
A. L. WEST, President.
Charles p. Radg. Secretary.
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BATH COUNTY.

THE READJUsTERs' CONTEMPORARIES SEA-
son AT THE wARM-sENATOR WADE HAMP-
TON ACCIDENT - JAIL-BREAKING-F FROST,
&c.
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STAUNTON..

DEATHS OF PROMINENT CITIZENS-sALE OF A
WATERING PLACE-P OIL T c A Ia SAD
DEATH-COURT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN THE TIMES-PERSONAL, &C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-27

could talk the hinges off q hen.
house door 10 that time and sell q
box OF extractor to the boss rooster
You probably regard me in the
light OF q gorgeous idiot. Jest you
wait till you strike your woman, and
see how easy q man blooms out into
that style OF maniac and how dun
we'll Satisfied he is to stay go. Oh,
you'll strike her some day-and
mebbc you won't have the luck 10
get her as | did. | had to talk her
into it. And with all doc respect for
you, sir, you're onlo an amatoor
along side Of me, when il comes to
lightning drill evolutions with the
lower jaw
There was pause. Then he went
on:
Yes, sir. it's fine business. So
fine that am making it hereditary
in my family. Training up nv
daughter to it. That's the kid born
sixteen years ago-pretty as the
original pattern. 1 have that conf
dence 10 human nature, have got hel
into the literature line and che il
Ginning for cook cook and q cen.
cordance to the bible. The concord.
ance is slow. ont the cook book and
the Extractor between 'em do q lit.
tie business and / guess we'll be able
to keep up our end sgin paraIexy
and other little drawbacks for q
while yet. The Extractor by itself
though amt equal to the burden of O
family, boon to the suffering world
IS II 10, and supported, think |
may say, by the best talent in the
way OF cheek and chin, raw gall and
cast iron jaw that the country af-
lords. Well, Pm slidin'. Six boxes
Thank you sir. Come again? Well
no. You've got Extractor enough to
last you some time. So long. Aud
oh-well, if you see anything young
and good looking and kinder mod.
eled On the daisy principle, jest re.
member, will you, that she is only
in the literary line and takes after
her mother and hasn't got her faith.
er's gall
And ha slid
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-27
THE D0ath.rata of

our country is getting to be fearfully alarm
ing, the average of life being lessened every
year without any reasonable cause, death re-
suitlng generally from the most insignificant
origin. At this season of the year especially a
cola Is such common thing that in the hurry
OF every day life we are apt to overlook the
dangers attending it and often find too late
tnat Fever or Lung trouble has already set
in. Thousands lose their lives in this way ey>
cry winter, while had Boschee's German Syrup
been taken cure would have resulted and q
large bill from the doctor been avoided For
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs BoscAee's
German Syrup has proven itself to be the
greatest discovery of its kind in medicine.
Every druggist in this country will tell you Of
its wonderful effect. Over $4,000 bottles
sold last year without single failure known.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-27

A LAD entered the city Office yes.
terday and presented an order calling
for the payment of Is cents for his
service in impounding q dog. The
money was handed over, and then the
officer asked whose dog it was.
"Mine." said the boy. "Yours!" ejac-
ulated the astonished officer, "why,
what do you want to impound your
own dog for9" "'Cause,n said the
boy, cause. when dogs is 95 cents
apiece ] sells out every time. I'd
rather have q quarter than dog any
time"