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JUST Rf5s EkVED.

At Pettcy's Drug Storc-The lar.
gest and most complete stock OF
Drugs, Medicines &C., ever brought
to .anis market. Don't you forget it.
This Office was visited during
the week by butterfly and Il bum
hle.bce. 1t doesn't look much like
winter to see these harblngers OF
Spring on the wing. Does il?
If you want anything in the
Drug line, call at reltey's Drug
Store, wnere you will always be
Supplied with pare article, for
less money than ut any other place
in town. If.
In our last issue in making n
note of the sale of the Bard land
we stated that it sold for IS dollars
and we should ueS,e added "per
acre
Judge McVeigh, of the Osceola
Moot Court, stated from the bench
Hast Wednesday night, that he in
tended to DECIDE cases by the strict
rules OF law. Indeed . When did
the Judge of tins court ever decide
anything but 10y tte weight OF the
iGe-.-the amount IN cash, and his
affection for one or the other of the
parties. Try again, judge.
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''Trli il not i'm Gath, Pub-
lish il moi in the streets
Of Aska!On.n

But herald it in all the unwallcd ci
ties and towns round about, and in
the rural districts far away, for The
benefit OF wbpm j. Ipay concern,
that a fact, startling a"d lrrc, is be-
ing made upon the minds Of the
American people, male and female,
convincing them OF the necessity
foy cath man and woman to send
so cents to ANY Drug Store for one
bottle of Bailcy's Saline Apcricnt
for the positive cure OF sick head
ache, constipation, heartburn, bill
llopsness, Indigestion, etc. It. is
cooling, sparkling and pleasant
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store. ..,s.-..
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

If subscribcrs order the iisoonilnuancc Of their
newspapers, the Publisher may continue to schu
.Liem until all arrcarages are pau.
IT sub, criDerz neglect or refuse to take then
- .wspaperz from their office 70 which they are
directe'l, they ere leld reslVlSNhle nhtl th'y
ave settled tAei. bi,s aaa o.e' I'd the iAol dis
C ,utluue
lf-ubscribcrs move to other plase' without NJ
forming the pnbi,si.cr, Aad newspapers are scnl
J.. IA, former direction. thcl are held responsible
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Sa fe Permanent and Com

yltcte are the cures ofintermittent
diseases performed by CLEFoRU's
FEBRlFUGE. Dumb Chills, Fever
and Ague, aud all bilious disorders
are speedily eradlcated from the
system. Health and vigor are ob
tanned more readily and more per
manently by the use OF this great
natural antidute than by any rene
dy heretofore known. 1t di>iniects,
cleanses, and eliminates all malaria
As tonic, il acts as an Antlsep,iC
and Blood Purifier, bringing re-
newcd energy and vitality TO the
body worn down by disease.
J. C.. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all drug ST. Louis
gists. i l3 t
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Tax on TOb1er0,

We are informed by Mr.. Bah
cock, Reyenae Collector for this
District, that Planters who have
heretofore been selling Tobacco to
their hands, will, IA future, have to
pay a revenue tax of $500 per an
nGm. This is in accordance with Il
late decision Of the L. S. Supreme
Court. Gqyern yourselves aecor-
DINGHY.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Govcrro'- W. Y. Miller.
Sec'y of state-.Jacob frolich.
Audtur-.John Crawford.
Tr asurrr- 4 j. Churchill.
Atty Gen'l.-W. r. Henderson.
Com. STATE Land---D W Lear.
Chanccllnr--D " Canoll
Chancery Clerk W galloway.
Chief Jurticc-E. II. English.
W ". Harrison.
-ult. Pub. lBst-I l.. Denton
Ist. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Consros7nan, let DistiIot-!'oihdeAter Dunn
JUDICIARY.
second CirouIt-COunties of Mississippi, Gross
Jritteuden. i'ointseit, Craighcad, Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros. Att'y.-E Foster Brown.
LEGISLATIVE
2lth Disirict-CorntiUs OF MiasissipIi l, Jackson
,niutsett and Craighcad.
stat, Sruator-B. Harris
Representative. o. Blackwood
COUNTY oFfICER'.
County Judgr-J 7 .Eefs.
Shctif-M. Is > ak "
County q rk-.l X. T.. Hale.
rrcasurcr-I. " tzz,l.
Sur,eyor--B Bachus.
Assor~or--W NJ ~pccl.
Coruueg- =. J.. Pettey.
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Local Column
MASONIC

Tue stated communications Of Osceola Lodge
No. - & \. NJ ., will be cid the Saturidy
on or next before, each full moon. VIZ Jan.
a feb. q. March 10 April ~, May % June ~,
& "a, 1t d, July II Ang II, sept IS, Oct. IS.
Nov. -, Dec II The election and nstallution
of officers will [ Ike place Dec o., (st. John the
EsangrlisU
The Members are ordered to attend in accord
anc.' with the BY Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend By order Of
J. X Z. HALE, W NJ.
Nouns llEINz, Scc'y.
The regular Convocaiion OF Osceola Chapter
No. 81, Il A. Ma asons, l. on Friday ou or before
the m Moon of each menth. All Il. \. Ma
sons are cordially invited TO attend
by order of +. 4. GARLlCK. II. L.
JOHN MATTHtW-, Recorder.
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For sale. Cheap!

A No. 4 Farm. s.iaaicd within
three miles of Blythe = GIN, Chick
asawba, containing 2i0 acres Of
land, 100 oi.it i..a high state OF cul
tivation; a good orchard, good com
tor,uble dwelling and four tene
mcnt buildings, and three good
wells OF pure wafer. F5r parucu
lars aud terms apply to, or addres,
ID MATHEWS,
Osceo!a, Ark.
June 81, 1879. o 2lu. .
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TEsE j. II. T..

There was considerable decline
in tins department of the States
machinery d1ring thu weot, owing
no doubt to the state OF the weath.
er- The boys havn't been able to
pick much cotton, hence are short
of funds. A lot of some ~ odd
cotton.p,ykcrs srEvcd on ,.he,Ca,
orado last Wednesday. Well cx
rcct Il LIg report from The Squire
next week. The cases for the week
ending FRIDAY evening are as iol-
lows:
Charl4s Murphy, assault. S25.
d. Heistand, gaming SO.
Joe bradford, whiskey, s25.
VIM. CoIlctt, was arrested tor re-
sjS;ing an officer. The prisoner in
this case asked for jury and Judge
Thomson defended him. George
mnde d fine talk, such 4 tat. rs on.
ly George can make. The jury re-
tired aud in about two minutes
brought in verdict OF guilty and
assessing fine of $50 George
said he would tak> an appeal.
"A little son of Mrs. Carrigan,
received Il severe wound ia the
head last Tuesday evening. An
ewployc was busiIy engaged IN
pitching slove-Yood whcp the little
fellow got in the way, when a stick
struck him on the head, AS stated.
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HEAVENS FyEsST LAW.

1t ia absolutely demanded that
the mental and physical laws Of our
nature should be tept in cquilibri
um. System and order must be re
cognizcd as fundamental, aHd de
parture entails sickness, disease and
death, as penalties To be healthy
beautiful and buoyant, the whole
constitution must daaintain regular
action IN all its component parts.
A female who imprudently exposes
hersoltand becomes prostratcd with
headache, pain in the back, fever,
irregular or suppressed monthly &C
ton with constipation and loss of
appetite must be restored to regular
action, must be reviialized, rccupe
rated ut once, and for this very
purpose nothing equals DR.. Drom
goole's Ensl'sh Female Bilter's. 1t
is prepared expressly for all such
diSeps9s.
d'or sale at JHo. l.. Driver i Cos
Drug Store.
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headquarters.

John j.. Driver & Cos. DING
store is the headquarters tor pgre
drugs and medicines, which gan be
bought ut bQltom prices for aGsl.
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THE CAMPAIGN or 80.
Now Is Rs,Y LINE TO RENEW.

Now IS re TINE TO REYEw.
Now Is THE TINE TO SUDs CRIBE.
We will send the Osceola TINES
togetaef With The Weekly Globe, OF
Boston, Mass. one year free ofpostage,
for Only $500. The Globe is the lar
sest and best dollar weekly in the Uni
ted States, and is known everywhere as
the stalwart champion of the people
against the wrongs OF the present Re
Public,n administration, and as a pow
efiul advocate OF the true Democratic
principles
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Every sabbath, at the second Baptist Church
at II . clock, "A. IN aud ~ M
ii l. pREWITT, Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
The Scientific American.

TnE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Is a large First
Class Weekly Newspaper OF sixteen Pages
printed in the mo beautiful ~le, prnnisely
Illustrated with spleddid eng .aying> represent.
| ing the newest luNcutiOns and the most recent
Ad anccs in the Arts and science; includi =
New aud Inter sting Fac in A Agricnlture IIaf-
ticulinre, the Home. iieilih, Medical Progress,
social Scien e., Natural History, Geology, A.
trouOmy The mist yaiut practical ptpers ,
by eminent Wri''rs In all departments Of ci-
Cnce, viii be found ia the scientific American
Terms, 81 % per year 81, 90 hall year, which
inciudrs postage. Discount to Agents Single
comics, ten cents Sold BY all new wsdoalcrs Re
nit by postal order 10 MUM a 60, Publish
crs, Park Row. New York.
PATENTS In connection with the sci.
Mum u 20. are solicitors OF American and For
egD Patents have had - years experience, aud
now have the largest e-tHhl shmcnt IN the world.
Patents are obtained on the best terms a spe
clal nOti ,e Is made In the scientific mcrican of
all Inventions patented THROUGH thi- Agency,
with the name aud residence OF the ya.enlee.
by the i'm ucnsc circulation thus given, public
attention is directed 20 the merits of the new
patrlt, aiid sales OF in,rOduc ion uIten easily
elected
Any person who has made q discovery or in
vention, can ascertain, rREE oF CHARGE, wheth-
3t patent can probably be obtained, by wrtin,
GO Num- Co We a.sO send FRkE Our Hand
Book hHu. the Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats,
Trade MsUk, their costs, and how procurJu
with hints Tor recurring advances on inventions
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Gr7H \ WEEK. Sl2a day at home easily made.
v q Costly OHtAl free, oddrVs. TRUE ~ Co.,
Augusta, Maine
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

very prevalent and affecting. If.purines
the blood. purEe- ont the lurking huDou
IN the syst~m. that undermine health and
settle iuio troubleEome disorders. Erup-
uons nf the skin are the appearanee ON the
surhes of hnmors that should be expelled
nom the lood. Internal arrangements
are tie determination Of these same hui
nou To some internal organ or organs.
Whose actions tbey derange and whose sub
stance they disease and destroy. AfEn's
sAssAPAnILLA expeiE these humars from
the iood- when they are gone. the disor-
ders they produce disappear. snch "a Ulcer
ations % h Liver. stomach. Kidneys.
Lungs. Eruptions aud Eruptive Diseases Of
the skin. st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Fry
siralas. Pimp.es. Puxfuies. B~iotcho<. Boiis.
Tumors. letter and salt Rheum. eeaid
Head. RihEworm. rieeFs and Sores. Rheu-
mntirfr. Neuralgia. Pain In the Bones. side
and Head. Female Weakness. steriiity,
.Leueorri.ea arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases. Dropsy. Dyspepsia.
Emacintion and General Debility. with
their departure health returns.
PREPARED BY
on. j. C. AYER q CO.. Lowell. hass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
ERs IN MEDICINE.
ADDoms . GLOVER, Cheyenne,
Wholesale Agents.
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Am oriental traveller describes this
busy scene, witnessed on historic shores
''Our steamer landed on n beach which
was the port Of Antioch, where the dis
ciples were first called Christians.
There was no town at the waters edge,
no people, no wharf. The passengers
and the merchandise were put ashore
In lighters, which an up into the sand.
A troopo Of camels, with their drivers,
lay on the beach, ready TO transfer the
goods into the interior. Among the
articles landed were boxes marked DIR.
J. q. AVER &Co., LOWELL, MASS,
U. s. A. showing that they contained
medicines and whence they came.
These with other goods were hoisted on
the backs Of camels, for transportation
to Antioch. Thus the skill Of the west
sends hack It's remedies TO heal the mall
adies Of populations that inhablt those
eastern shores, whence our spiritual
mamma camel indsor ~ Oron-
jcle-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

THE accumulation Of coined silver lie
the treasury and su~b-treasuries Of the
United States Is 30 great that 1t Is al
ready very hard to find proper storage
Don for 1t. The vaults Of the govern
ment now contain seventy million dol
lars In silver coin, OF which forty-flve
million Ave hundred thousand dollars
are in dollars, and the remainder in
smaller pieces. The government has
also on hand 1--WE million dollars worth
Of silver bullion. This amount OF coin
takes up a great deal Of The
bulk OF the load Is carried In San Fran
cisco and New York. Notice has been
received from San Francisco that the
overcrowded vaults will hold no more.
II Is impossible 10 induce the people to
hold and use this silver rs currency. 1t
returns TO the treasury very soon after
1t has been paid out, In payment OF du-
ties or in exchange for silver certifi-
Gates. n great many Of which are in cir
culation, and still the work OF coming
the unpopular money goes steadily on,
In compliance with the law, ut the rate
OF g, 1874 600 dollars a month. This
has been the average for twenty-seven
months; the total Of these months be-
ing nearly sixty-three million dollars,
three-quarters OF which remain In the
treasury.
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or GERMAN INFANT NEAL" L. peculiar
ly apropos At this season OF summe COM
plants, that terrible annual scourge OF In
hnts. Many are the substitutes and numer-
Gus the devices TO take the place OF mothers
milk when from sickness or other causes
yet nothing has been compounded that fur
nishes 20 nearly the exact elements In proper
proportions and nj the same time pleasant
m nutritious rs this admirable achieve
ment OF the German Chemists. Thousands
OF infants are annually starved or stuffed 10
death with innutritious or Improper food.
INFANT MEAL" or sPacdotrophine," and
mothers will be reJoiced to learn that is OBJ
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

Is the most effective pain destroyer In
the world. VIII most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally, and thereby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether
chronic acute, than any other pain al
~levlator, and 1t is warranted double the
strength Of any similar preparation.
It cures pain In the back or bowels,
ore throat, rheumatism. toothache,
and ALL ACHES, and Is THE GREAT
BELIEVER OF AIN "BROWN'S
PANACEA" should be In every fami-
ly. A teaspoonful Of the Panacea In q
tumblerful Of hot water ~[sweetened II
preferredl taken ut bedtime, will break
nd n cold. 25 cts q bottle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

CLporArRA's needle, now in the lower
bay, will DO landed In New York with
appropriate ceremonies. The pro.
Rrammo for the u~nshipping and erecting
has not yet been completed, but the Ma.
som in all parts Of the country have
expressed a desire to share In the per-
Torrance. The unshipping will be
accomplished by the same means en-
ployed In placing IL on board Of the Des-
SIOUX steamer; II will DO FIRST lowered on
the dry dock, and then the obelisk slid
upon two floats, one under either end.
The machinery made In Trenton last
fall and used ut Alexandria for lower
ing the column. will be employed again
for its %re-erection. The site selected
for the obelisk Is in the front, and to
the southwest Of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum Of Art, n little TO the north Of the
G~reywacke arch, Central park.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

GENERAL HANCOCK owns consider
able coal and farming property In Miss
ouri, which he has refused to sell or
have developed. The property Of his
mother-in-law is a very beautiful place,
eight miles from st. Louis. The gen.
eral owns much valuable land In Mimi
csota. He inherited n fortune from his
father. His twin brother, who lives Mt
Minneapolis, Is In very III health.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

GEN. CHAMBERS, Of Galveston, Tex.
greenback nominee for vice president,
announces his intention 10 withdraw,
his health is not good, and he cannot
canvass the state. He thinks that 10
continue In the race would do injus-
tice TO his friends and add no strength
TO the party.
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undoubtedly with children attributed
TO other causes, is o~ccasioned by worms.
BRowN's VERNnFUoE CoMFrTs, or
Worm Lozenges, although ~effectual In
destroying worms, can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been uccess
fully used by physicians, and found TO
be absolutely surf In Graduating worms,
30 hurtful To children. Twenty-Five
cents a box. j6eod1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-22

Ex-AssIsrAST Corporation Counsel
Knaebel. Of Brooklyn, hasleft that city,
where he practiced law, and is said To
have gone TO New Mexico. The Brook
Ign Eagle Of Wednesday says that his
Affairs are In an unsatisfactory condi-
tion. and that he has failed 10 account
for large amounts Of money intrusted
TO him by his clients for investment.
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-
Even In hsy nc had Whit o. tornd
heat with lie stining breath that SWEEP
from over the south land For nearly
thirty days the regtstry in the signal
once has marked from 81 10 100 de-
greeA. For ffteen Of these days we
have sweltsred In q continuous heat
day and night Of over 90 degrees We
mortals at the capital, bordering and
sweating. are In q brown study over the
whereabouts Of Vennor. the learned
Canuck, who was going 10 have us
freezing in oyercoats this very blessed
month In the mountains, At the sea
side, and gay watering places, wherever
cool zephyrs play. our Washingtonians
are resting and reeuperating. The
president and his eapinet viii soon take
their flight and from the western states
or on the golden coast w shall hear
some honest words from them In be-
half Of the party that has aided in TO
storing 70 this eountry unbounded pros
perity.
Thousands Of young men WI TINS
year cast their frst ballot, and they un-
derstand full well that the democratic
party fought lour long. bitter years to
destroy the union and perpetuate hu-
man seryitude, that they starved our
soldiers and sought 70 Introduce pesti-
lance into Northern cities. They know.
too, tina every soldier VINO sieeps nis
last sleep under northern or southern
sun, was killed by q riddiing bullet
nred by \ Hancock rebel, OF died In
hospital or camp while hghting against
the confederate nag, carried py Han
cock democrats. They kno" nat every
crippled union soldier In the north was
MANNED by shot or she nred py an en-
envy who now shouts D same old repe
yell IN making the "eikin ring ior
Hancock. The mothers, wives ana SIS
ters of MS fair iana nave mol iorsot'en
the Tour years oil sorro" thAt these
Hancock democrats threw Ike = pail OF
sAckcioth Q the nations hopes.
There are still vacant places around
hearthstones, where dear ones never
more come. There are memories OF
partings with husbands. sons. brothers
and lovers, OF letters describing iong
marches. sicknes IN camp m nos
pitai, OF IN prison, Oh death'
all, all inspired ana caused by demo-
. who now hurrah Tor Hancock.
The pension business isto DO entirely
remodeled under inc administrator OF
Hancock. m confederate soldiers
nave long feit maj their claim 70 10
recognized Us pensioners was y n'.is
petter IMAM tnose VINO were un~ioftuna'e
enougn 70 hsnt under inc oid ing.
I.ooeI' hahnah' y ufAnans Sfo.'
noaai, y msmoer Oh .ne 10Th fegiinen.'
south Caroilna volunteers mas nied ms
ayp''ca''on iof pension o inc ioss Oh
an arm ngnting against ms country.
Inc case VIII 10 ac'ed upon - soon IN
the nave occurred the con
troi OF tine governinsn'' winch 'ney
rope 10 40 Inc ath Oh march nsx'-
= near THESE hancock democrats
nurfaning ioi noness money' cons's.-
Jug VI so'u, sn'e':a"a papot eon
o'e inoo cum on ae"ano' one "ouia
uppo, 'nA' 'ne, weie ieAiiy nones',
o'on s"ousa enoS nave ~. Sea.s ioasus
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woaDs OF

Human nature Is % Constituted that
all SEE and judge better In the afairs Of
other men than In their osn.-7syeAos.
Tie seat u k~nO1tedge h In the heAd;
81 Weldon, ths heart. We are sure 70
jadss wrong IL ne do not feel right.
-Hazliu.
Reason 10 tho glory Of human nature.
and one Of the chief eminenees whereby
va are raised above the beasts In this
lower world.-L Wsfts.
ma mean that Heaven yields mast be en-
braced.
And not neglected; elise n Heaven would.
And 80 will not. Heavens onsr Ne refuse
-~shakgears.
Let wiekedness escape NJ II may al
the bar, II never fails Of doing justice
upon itself; for every guilty person is
his own hangman-Seneoa-
M nod too ready 10 condemn
Ths wrong thy brothers may have DONE
Ere ys 100 hanshly eenssrs them
For human faults. ask. -havs ] none-"
-EIila Good.
II q man empties his purse into his
head, no nan can take it away from
him. An Investment In knowledge al
ways pays the best interest.-FnaAklia-
Reason Is progressive. instinct sta.
tionary. Five thousand years have
added no Improvement 10 the hive OF
the bee, nor TO the house OF the beaver.
-Coltom.
No man IL born Into the world Whose work
Il not born with him: there n always work.
And tools u work withal. for those who will
And blessed are h horny and Of toll
-. X. Lspen.
There are some minds, like the con
vex or concave mirrors, which repre-
sent objects such n they receive them
but they never receive them asthey are
-Joabert.
I would not waste my spring OF youth
In idle d~aliiance. I would plant rich seeds
To blossom In my manhood. and bear fruit
when ! am old. -. A. HRlhoase.
Polished steel will not shine In the
dark; no more q reason, however re-
fined or cultivated, shine eficaciously,
but n It reflects the light Of divine
truth shed from heaven.-John Foster.
When God would educate man, he
sS-Ir@,I.a..s~ -. -ss.--,,..
rather than 10 the Graces, that b,
49,. -,.-..,.e..a,.,,e. or, p..-,,;aL
Patient when mvors are denied.
And pleased with hvor. given:
Most surely hi. Is WISDOM part
who.s rrasranee bresihes 10 heaven.
-oeaom.
To be always intending to live u new
LIE but never to time TO set about it
this Is as II n man should put OIL eating
and drinking AMI sleeping from day
and night 10 another, till he Is starved
and destroyed. 1uIotson-
selfease is pain; thy only rest
siaeer ,or 70 wor,ny Gnu.
Ana sca,tsrs 70 lis own Increase.
Aud hsars. while sowing outward fields.
The harvest sons ofinward peace.
N. ,,., - 80 4. ~,
- ..w.-S-s-...as -
e. n~-sss
-,
~. -
81 ,s,.
$3.50 80,
v"eS az.
~ ."I
~ 80 ~.
-
- En-.
~
10 @a" :,
saA
"~sn a nann ,Sa,
uay win hoop 10 hohoi anu 10 uoc.
wise man advises that we should see to
Il that we read and speak two three rea-
sonable words every dav. amid the
crowd Of affairs and the noise Of trifies.
I should saw boldly that we should as.
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National Republican Ticket.
For president:
JAMES A. GARFIELD. OF Ohio.
For Vice President:
CHESTER A. ARTHUR, Of N. Y

THE Irish relief bill was read the
third time in the house Of commons,
Tuesday. and passed.
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FITS. All Fits are STOPPED
FREE by DIR. KLINE'S GREAT
NERVE RESTORER, A MARVEL
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